i do remember and it was based a lot on the work of william white, who has written so much on language and the rhetoric of recovery, and what words keep us stuck and what words move us for, forward. for exam, example, the issue of relapse. we talk about relapse and in other illnesses, we might talk about a recurrence or we might talk about re-initiation. but relapse somehow focuses on this was the expected, negative outcome and so...and failure. and so again, it goes back to the consciousness and what are we conveying and what, what kind of expectations are we conveying with our language? and there are a number of those examples that can be found actually on william white's website and, and in other publications that have been done by samhsa and by faces and voices of recovery. there are some wonderful resources to help us become more conscious of the language we use. and that connects to the fact that what we can do within the treatment system. if you're working with a person and they understand the framework, they understand the stages of change. they understand that it's, it maybe a

williams. he covers the white house for politico. good afternoon. you saw the president.riefly, what is your reaction to his remarks today? >> it is not that much different from what he said last night. he is again calling it a moment of national unity. it is a large accomplishment for the u.s. and the war on terror. you'd be hard-pressed to argue it was not. he was also talking about how the trips made the sacrifice how it is very important to remember why they were there, how they're there and that the name was sort of almost faceless and you can save face was in this case because it was special operations how they manage to get the job done, thinking more of the country than of themselves. he is trying to play on a sense of national unity. >> you were saying the next 48 hours are going to be very intense and interesting as far as the analysis of all of this. describe that for me. >> the analysis about how the job was done, we have already seen some tough reporting about when the first decision came down to defy this place as a target and then move to planning the opera

." >> brian williams of nbc was referring to the white house situation room. this photo of president obama and his top staffers watching the assault on osama bin laden's compound. maybe the most iconic picture in its five decades of operation. the situation room was established by john f. kennedy. brian williams apologized to wolf blitzer for the supposed error. but it appears the whole thing was an inside joke. wolf told us that brian is an old friend. they covered the clinton white house together and he did it on purpose. wolf thanked brian williams for plugging his situation room. >> i was at the white house with wolf and brian in those days, and brian is a very funny guy and they're good friends and wolf is not at all upset. do you think? >> no, i don't think he is. but i'm sure brian is saying, send me a check to show me how grateful you are. >> if brian ever needs another job, he's a very funny man. he could do standup. we'll see you in a bit. >>> coming up, the former house speaker newt gingrich already sounds like candidate gingrich. but the question i

williams apologized to wolf blitzer for the supposed error. but it appears the whole thing was an inside joke. wolf told us that brian is an old friend. they covered the clinton white together and he did it on purpose. wolf thanked brian williams for plugging his situation room. >> i was at the white house with wolf and brian in those days, and brian is a very funny guy and they're good friends and wolf is not at all upset. do you think? >> i don't think he is. but i'm sure brian is saying, send me a check. >> the brian needs another job, he's a very funny man. he could do standup. we'll see you in a bit. >>> coming up, the former house speaker newt gingrich already sounds like candidate gingrich. but the question is, given his private life, two divorces, infidelity, will voters forgive and forget? and later, a well known actor to replace charlie sheen on "two and a half men." that's coming up. ♪ ♪ membership rewards points from american express. they're a social currency with endless possibilities. our superb school system on a chart. but how do you chart... happiness? we can show our diverse culture on a graph. but how do you graph... experiences? we can diagram

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reporting live from the newsroom, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the white house today released new details on the photographs taken of osama bin laden's body. u.s. officials say there are three sets of pictures. some were taken when the navy brought osama bin laden's body back to afghanistan. they are described as graphic and bloody. another was taken at the compound and were of him and his brothers and son. for now the white house is keeping the photos under wraps. they are still trying to decide whether to release any of them. >> it's fair to say that it's a gruesome photograph. it is certainly possible that, and this is an issue that we are taking into consideration is that it could be inflammatory. >> hoaxes related with osama bin laden's death is making their way around the internet. there's a photo that says it's a photo of osama bin laden dead, but it has been photo shopped from another photo. >>> and growing calls of proof of osama bin laden's death. >> reporter: we're live at the gorilla cafe where a search of death of osama bin laden brings dozens of conspiracy theori

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the art world or poetry specifically that most middle class white americans wouldn't have known that much about. so those folks as well. >> william f. buckley is the ultimate outsider? [laughter] >> bulkeley is an interesting figure because he goes to yale in the late 40's if he's at yale and he wouldn't have been an outsider most places in america. he believes the liberalism of professors really dominate not just the campus but the academic offerings of there's a kind of intellectual orthodoxy at yale constructed by these liberal professors and you don't have much room to stray outside of that and he comes to school from a very conservative family that half of it has troops in the deep south and the other not but a very conservative catholic white family with a very conservative politics and so he brings them with him and feels very much that he is a rebel against that i believe liberal culture. >> we've been talking quite a bit know about the 50's. what is the effect of this? this white rebellion? >> and begins to grow our of the 60's and people make the leap from being interested in people they see as different into imagining

pete williams was talking about the crowds gathered outside of the white house. it struck me, all of the young faces. you have a lot of college kids. a mixed group of people but mainly a lot of college kids. >> actually i would say the first hour or two, the average age of the sell brants out here might have been about 25 years old. as the night progressed, we found more and more people of older ages, different races and backgrounds, different cities and countries. if you were anywhere near lower manhattan in manhattan tonight this was the place to go and people soon found that out and they were sharing in their joy and they still are. the crowd has actually thinned out a bit just before 3:00 in the morning but that says a lot. the crowd has thinned out and there are still as many as 1,000 people out here celebrating throughout the night. in dc the same is the case. we have had spontaneous renditions. they recited the national anthem. sang god bless america. a few hours back there was an actual moment of silence if you can believe it, among all of these people. t

most middle-class white americans would not havelainoos. those foly as well. >> william f.uckley as the ultimate outsider. >> welman of very interesting fiutsire because he gusty yale. late 40's. he is at yale. he would not have been an out ofd toer most places in ame, but he really feels very much that he is at yale because he believes that a liberal liberalism of professors really dominates not just the camk but the academic offerings. there is a kind of intellectual orthpeopoxy that is constructedy these liberal professors and that you really don't have manyh room to socay out dade. he comes to school from a very conservative family, a family that happee ani to have root ofn the deep south. the other half is not. a very conse amat yo h catholic, white family with a very conservative politics. so he brings those politics with him to yale and fee dao very mah that he is a rebel against that yale's ivy leautsie lraweral n rlture. >> we have been talking quite a bit now. white is the erolect of all of this, this white rpartiellion? >> well, it really begins to grow in thehis

most middle class white americans wouldn't have known that much about, so those folks as well. >> host: william f. buckley as the ultimate outsider? [laughter] >> guest: well, buckley is a really interesting figure because he goes to yale in the late '40s he's at yale, and he would not have been an outsider most places in america, but he really feels very much that he is at yale because he believes that the liberal, liberalism of professors really dominates not just the campus, but the academic offerings, that there is a kind of intellectual orthodoxy at yale constructed by these liberal professors and that you really don't have much room to stray outside that. and he comes to school from a very conservative family, a family that half of it has roots in the deep south, and the other half not, but a very conservative, catholic, white family with very conservative politics. and so he brings those politics with him to yale and feels very much that he is a rebel against that yale ivy league, liberal culture. >> host: so we've been talking quite a bit now about the '50s. what's the effect of all thi

. >>> my interview with brian williams about the phone call he got from the white house, the moment binled. i'm kevin frazier. >> i'm lara spencer, from times square in new york city. >> "the inder" is on. >> got the call from the white house. when i was told this was for my ears only, i took it seriously. >> how the media and hollywood was tipped off to bin laden's capture. >> i'm with brian williams at ground zero. >> what i heard about an oscar winner's bin laden movie now in the works. plus the war room photo. who was crutching rosary beads as new york stars rejoice over the news. >> it's a great thing that happened. >> kirstie's desperate night at "dancing." why she was crying, cursing and exploding at maks. >> we're on "star watch."

pete williams on this breaking news that savannah guthrie is reporting from the white house. to release the photographs of osama bin laden and more to come when we come back. and jay carney scheduled to brief at 2:00. you can expect that briefing, you can see they're getting ready, setting the cameras and people posing for pictures in the white house briefing room but it will be jay carney, the white house press secretary at 2:00. or soon thereafter. there's another way to minimize litter box odor: purina tidy cats. our premium litters now work harder to help neutralize odors in multiple cat homes. purina tidy cats. keep your home smelling like home. [ male announcer ] in 2011, at&t is at work, building up our wireless network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless network experience. from a single phone call to the most advanced data download, we're covering more people in more places than ever before in an effort to give you the best network possible. at&t. rethink possible.

. >> william was knocked down a big 250-pound white guy had his foot on his neck while another one was trying to drive a steel rod through his ear. >> the police were standing there. in their uniforms. just looking. they provided no protection for those students. >> there is a skinny young kid. he was sort of dancing in front of this young woman punching her. i could see as she turned her head, blood from the nose and mouth. i>>rabbed i her by the wrist over the hood of the car, had her right at the door. she put her hands up on the doorjambb and said, "mister, i don't want you to get hurt. i'm nonviolent. i'm trained to take this. please, don't get hurt. we'll be fine." i said, "get your ass in the car, sister." and at that moment they wheeled me around and they hit me with a pipe. they kicked me under the car and left me there. >> reporter: there were from 300 to 1,000 whites in the area. before police finally broke up the crowd with tear gas they beat and injured at least 20 persons of both races and both sexes. >> after the montgomery riots the kennedys were feeling betrayed. there

coming here just a couple of days after the royal wedding of his oldest son william and catherine middleton. he will meet at the white house with his wife and cliff a speech at georgetown university. just three days after the wedding that captured the world's attention prince william is back at work. he's leaving his wife. he went back to resume his job. the prince and princess took a weekend away. they are not telling us where. when we know, we'll let you know. >>> president obama says the death of osama bin laden has created the rare unity. how it could help other problems in the 0 war on terror. >>> and it's a first for pg&e. this one involves controversy smart meters and hundreds of customers. >>> let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following for you right know. there's a proposed budget for hundreds of layoffs and unions to take a 10% pay cut. >>> the house homeland security committee is holding a hearing about pakistan. many members of congress are questioning how osama bin laden was able to live in a compound in a pakistani city apparently for years without the pakistani government know

holder, janet napolitano, white house chief of staff bill daley, the cheese champion mike mullen, center mark kirk and center amy klobuchar are some of their guests. evan williamsira sorvina. colin powell, tina brown, barry diller and white house vreau.writer john farro the new yorker invited jon hamm , and joel and ethan coen, film directors. now we are going back to the ballroom, waiting for the pre- dinner program to begin. [crowd murmurs] [crowd murmurs] >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. the program begins momentarily. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome david jackson, president of the white house correspondents association. ♪ ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the president of the united states of america, barack obama, and first lady, michelle obama. ♪ [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of the colors and the singing of our national anthem. ♪ ♪ >> present arms. [playing national anthem] [applause] ♪ ♪ hist ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> also said it, jelly mason -- julie mason, and henry, ed jay carney, press secretary to the , david jackson, usa today, seth myers, michael shearer and steep gully. >> good evening, and welcome

white. this week is sister kate embarrassed by partying pippa? >> william and kate en route to the u.s.?al but why are they skipping new york city? >> the "backstory" on diana dace and nights in the big apple >> i'm immensely proud to be here in new york tonight. >> president obama at ground zero what you didn't see on the network news.

white house? one bedroom with 27 secret servicemen. in happy marriage news, prince williammiddleton started their honeymoon. in that time, kate has showed grocery shopping. the honeymoon location surprised a lot of people, they are stays at the red roof inn off i-5. they are hoonny mooning in the the seychelles. but assseychelles office of toum decided not to keep it a secret. uncle frank has been all over the world. >> deaf thitly. >> jimmy: here is uncle frank. >> what i want to talk to you about, say cheese. yuan when you take a photo, they say, say cheese. i didn't say cheese. i say -- i go, coo coo and the same expression comes out. you say, say cheese and i say, coo coo! [ applause ] >> jimmy: i knew you would nail that one. uncle frank has a side job with the coco puff people. in arirn, ahmadinejad's associates have been arrested and charged with being magicians. apparently there is bad blood between the elected lead and the ayatollah. ahmadinejad is accused of having special powers, marking connections with unknown worlgdss. if you are keeping score at home, it's be

and that meeting i am told by the white house that the president and the first lady have been very much looking forward to that. they got that opportunity with william and kate and that will go down very well back in america. we'll be watching out to sea with the president does in europe and whether there is an outcome. >> that brings us to the end of this special broadcast from london. thank you very much for watching. see you tomorrow. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles.

>>> correcting the record, the white house now says bin laden was not armed and cia director leon panetta tells nbc's brian williamsnse to kill.

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msnbc white house correspondent was on the air and had a solid report but the network waited under an abundance of caution. >> pete williams, our department of justice correspondent, has informed us of the following, i'm going to go with this, an administration official says he's been told that president obama will announce tonight that -- i'm sorry, i'm told now -- i'm being told to hold it. chris: a few minutes later, the associated press ran a flash and all of a sudden newspaper editors were thinking one thing, stop the presses. >> break down the front page, we'll have a complete layout. chris: last sunday night at "new york times" headquarters in new york, the night editor picked up the phone and said, "stop the presses." they switched front pages rushing this one into print. the stop the presses call is rare. one other time, march, 1968, the "times" had to rip out page one when l.b.j. surprised everyone at the end of a speech that was expected to be routine. >> i shall not seek and i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president. chris: they ripped up the paper to put it out. another ti

william and kate. believe me when they throw a state dinner at buckingham palace it's unlike any event ever. there is the white house released photo of the meeting with the newly married couple. >>> and we want to update you as well on the volcano in iceland. this became an issue once again over this past weekend after months of sitting there dormant. it has already led to the cancellation of 500 european airline flights. the winds keep shifting. the latest projection map shows the cloud actually moving away from the uk. good news for the president and first lady who will want to eventually come home. bad news is it moves more in towards central europe over the next 24 hours. we're back with more of our coverage here in joplin, missouri, right after this. >>> back here in joplin, missouri. as the wind picks up, i want to show you a few things before we go. you perhaps heard reports about the bark being ripped from trees. this is what we mean. look at the stories this one tree tells. we found a receipt kind of glued on here. something that cost $12,400. a piece of corrugated steel. this is on here now for good.

globe, pictures from inside the white house during the mission, and also the compound where bin laden was found. there is a link at the top of the home page. brian williams will host a special one hour edition of the nightly news from ground zero. >> new details after a man's body was found in a jessup home, his young son by his side. >> the world of sports reacts to the killing of osama bin laden. in the nba, it translates into additional security measures. >> some showers and thunderstorms moving in this direction again. the forecast is coming up. 72 degrees at the airport right 72 degrees at the airport right now, 74 [ male announcer ] looking for a complete picture of your money? meet pnc virtual wallet. it comes with a calendar that shows you all your finances at once. it lets you know when your money's going out. and when it's coming in. it even tells you when you're running low. we call that danger days. it's built to help you see your money in a whole new light. experience everything virtual wallet has to offer at pncvirtualwallet.com. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. ♪ exxon needed tells after man's body is discovered in a jessup home, his son

white house situation room. they were listening to realtime reports relayed by c.i.a. director leon panetta from vice admiral williammccraven in afghanistan. this was mccraven's operation. he called the automobiles when things started going wrong. four helicopters, two black hawks and two chinooks took off from jalalabad in afghanistan. 160 miles from the compound. the black hawks carried 25 seals. the chinooks had a backup force and extra fuel for midair refueling. the seals planned to fast rope on to the roof of the main building right over bin laden's head while the second hilo dropped its seals on to the courtyard. but the second hilo lost lift and had to land, clipping its tail rotor on a waltham. forced the first hilo to change plans and land its seals on the ground. they now had to blast their way through walls, losing precious minutes an the element of surprise. 25 minutes went by. panetta heard nothing from mccraven and the president heard nothing from panetta. what was supposed to be a 30 to 35-minute operation was now pushing 40. the seals were shooting their way up the stairs to bin laden's bedroom. fina

williams. some names are surfacing. bethesda native, mike bray, the head coach at notre dame. >>> i'm bruce leshan in northwest dc. more of those letters filled with white powder frightening but apparently harmless found at six different schools across dc today. law enforcement sources tell me this may be the same guy that is mentioned in a reward poster that went out in 2008. the similar kind of letters went out to the governors of north carolina and conneticut. $100,000 reward, weapons of mass destruction simulated, and there may be hundreds and hundreds of these letters that have gone out to schools, to hospitals, to federal agency heads. >> they want to insight fear and targeting schools is a very good way of doing that. >> perhaps thinking in some strangway that he is warning authorities to step up their guard. >> he can think he is doing society a favor in his abused mind. >> it could be. >> maryland officials are not taking any chances in the wake of those suspicious envelopes in dc schools. the director is warning residents be on the lookout for anything unusual. the letters are just an attempt to instil fear and disrupt people's daily lives and

white house. separately, the obamas met for ten minutes with newlyweds prince william and kate middleton, now known and duchess of cambridge. the president also spoke with choirboys at westminster abbey, and laid a wreath at the grave of britain's unknown warrior. from there, it was on to 10 downing street for a photo op with prime minister david cameron and his wife. the two leaders hold formal talks tomorrow, and mr. obama addresses parliament as well. for today, though, the two leaders did manage one break in the formality, playing ping pong with students at a london school. in afghanistan, ten workers were killed when a roadside bomb ripped through their vehicle in the south. they were being driven to work to clean rivers and streams in the panjwai district of kandahar province. another 28 people were wounded. the region has seen a rise in incidents recently, since the taliban launched a spring offensive. egypt's former president hosni mubarak will stand trial on charges he conspired in the shooting of protesters. more than 800 people were killed during the uprising against his rule this year.

white house keen to give credit. >> bin laden threatened attacks against pakistan and the united states. american embassies are on high alert, and british foreign secretary william hague has told all british embassies to review their security. >> the mantle al qaeda's leadership is likely to pass from right to left, from was, related to -- from osama bin laden to dr. ayman al-zawahiri. in trouble, impoverished yemen, al qaeda has set up a new base. it has taken in the brightest brains of its saudi affiliate and is a serious threat to the west. anwar al-awlaki speaks in fluent english. it was this group that sent ithe underpants bomber to the united states in 2009. the operations failed, but the group has boasted of planning the next one. >> i don't think the tactics are likely to change particularly. al qaeda as a terrorist organization has long been parasitic. it is relying on others protect its leaders and other groups to deliver kinetic effect. when you look at what is happening in afghanistan, most of the activity with which al qaeda is this as it involves other groups. >> bombing of this cafe in marrakesh has been blamed on jihadis. in 2009, they murdered t

quite shocking we have seen this movie before william siegmund who died just last year easy he was a one of those good republicans i mean this this guy was a white eisenhower republican ronald reagan brought in to run the s n l's and run the resolution trust corporation that was created to resolve the crisis he was one of the heroes in the story he saw at the great depression because he just died in his eighty's and he saw it in two thousand and eight and he had better the vehicle during the time that he was working in the reagan administration that led to the crash of two thousand and eight as he points out right here. mark it. is almost impossible to believe there were almost two million sub prime mortgages written in a year and. that means somebody had a probably am. a couple million homes all. of subprime mortgages. so. why did anybody put their money why would anybody knowing that these sub prime means that they are not prime. well that that goes back to something called securitization and something called traunch credit rated securitization. that was invented by. people who. were operating in the dark easy and namely it was invented by man