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not exactly according to bob woodward's book though there is a secret contingency plan to strike one hundred fifty targets virtually all of them in pakistan if there's a successful bombing attack on the united states they can be traced to any one in pakistan that happened christmas day a couple of years ago would have been the times square last year it's happened several times the attacks have succeeded but the bombs didn't go off. this. contingency plan i think. is set so that the president can't really stop but i think that's that's what you get if you look closely at the interviews that bob woodward did in his book obama's wars so so yes we're we're in a danger where at any moment anybody who is allegedly trained in pakistan. to attack the united states is successful this contingency this button will be pushed and these bombs will go off and it i've asked some people and also in in woodward's book he says there's no plan b. in other words if you ask well what would happen the next day. that may be a deeper secret but there's apparently no no one seems to know what we would do next
not exactly according to bob woodward's book though there is a secret contingency plan to strike one hundred fifty targets virtually all of them in pakistan if there's a successful bombing attack on the united states they can be traced to any one in pakistan that happened christmas day a couple of years ago would have been the times square last year it's happened several times the attacks have succeeded but the bombs didn't go off. this. contingency plan i think. is set so that the president...
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some people and also in woodward's book he says there is no plan b. in other words if you ask well what would happen the next day. that may be a deeper secret but there's apparently no no one seems to know what we would do next so there's a situation where if the times square bomber had gone off and there was clear connections between him and pakistan where there were there were and there were then we would automatically launch a one hundred fifty strikes against pakistan and i get there right. we would launch one hundred fifty attacks against sites presumably terrorist sites presumably all in pakistan yes that's what that's that's the plan and it's you have to you have to read the. the histories and so on but no one no one has disputed it i've asked around written several articles on it. but so that's hanging over our head we had a similar situation obviously during the cuban missile crisis just thinking that was a nuclear there was a nuclear crisis. but no one knows what. what terrorist organizations or pakistan or anyone else would do if we had one
some people and also in woodward's book he says there is no plan b. in other words if you ask well what would happen the next day. that may be a deeper secret but there's apparently no no one seems to know what we would do next so there's a situation where if the times square bomber had gone off and there was clear connections between him and pakistan where there were there were and there were then we would automatically launch a one hundred fifty strikes against pakistan and i get there right....
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those messages from woodward's bible college are carried through this device, called a godpod. it is translated into the person's native language. >> minibible college in tell gu. >> icm partners with churches all over the world. rosser says it is key to partner so the locals get involved and have more of an investment with their own churches. >> we have a major project going on in india that we are being matched dollar for dollar. we are putting up one half of the money. we have been told over and over you can't do that. they don't have anything. we are saying we have proof because we are doing it in the 58 countries around the world. >> results amazing. it increases the witness for christ in the community. it adds a supernatural resourcing to that witness. >> as the ministry started taking off, rosser asked their three children what they thought if they gave the family fortune away to help spread the gospel. their reaction astounded many including their parents. >> we spent over breakfast one morning at the homestead talking about it for hours. i think we all left in tears. e
those messages from woodward's bible college are carried through this device, called a godpod. it is translated into the person's native language. >> minibible college in tell gu. >> icm partners with churches all over the world. rosser says it is key to partner so the locals get involved and have more of an investment with their own churches. >> we have a major project going on in india that we are being matched dollar for dollar. we are putting up one half of the money. we...
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put another way, why are you talking to bob woodward, ron suskind? i love all of you guys. every time these books come out, it kicks up some kind of controversy. this might be a strange question to ask you. when these books come out and i found out that the president and his people cooperated, i am like, why don't you stop talking to these writers. help me understand why he sits down and talks to so many people in this first term. >> you will have to ask the president and his staff about that. i think on balance when it comes to the coverage, one of the things that you find in this. -- this is something that bob woodward and i talked about is that in this era with the message and media management models that are accepted everywhere, what you find often is that lots of news is defaulting towards these books. we have a much longer turn to sit with sources. they are in the white house and they leave. that allows for a depth of reporting that i think at the end of the day the president rightly would like to respond to. i think it is better if you have these disclosures at the e
put another way, why are you talking to bob woodward, ron suskind? i love all of you guys. every time these books come out, it kicks up some kind of controversy. this might be a strange question to ask you. when these books come out and i found out that the president and his people cooperated, i am like, why don't you stop talking to these writers. help me understand why he sits down and talks to so many people in this first term. >> you will have to ask the president and his staff about...
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okay, here's "washington post's" bob woodward today. he took vice president cheney to task today. bob woodward reported that2007, cheney was the only member of the administration advocating a attack on a syrian facility. this was despite the fact that the cia said they had low confidence that the site was being used to create nuclear weapons. had he learned nothing from iraq and the missing weapons of mass destruction. that's my question to you, joe. there he is right away, and by the way, woodward just takes him to task for this. >> you would almost think that cheney was actually an agent of everything he wants us to do plays so perfectly into the hands of the people who hate america. i mean, it's remarkable. this is an outlook that has been designed to damage our prestige and that's what it's done. >> that's what they said, by the way, of joe mccarthy. you couldn't be a better friend to the communist than joe mccarthy. >> even if he thought these threats were real and there was a reason to go after them. if you look at how we handled the war, the aftermath, what we did in afghan
okay, here's "washington post's" bob woodward today. he took vice president cheney to task today. bob woodward reported that2007, cheney was the only member of the administration advocating a attack on a syrian facility. this was despite the fact that the cia said they had low confidence that the site was being used to create nuclear weapons. had he learned nothing from iraq and the missing weapons of mass destruction. that's my question to you, joe. there he is right away, and by the...
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who played woodward in that film? who played woodward? you guys should know that.dford, that's correct. i wanted to break him in easy. he's up all night, he's exhausted. okay. i hope you all got those. during the gerald ford presidency, saturday night live often lampooned him and portrayed mr. ford as accident prone. >> bill: truth is ford was one of the most athletic presidents in history. what sport did gerald ford play in college? ford was a what kind of a sport guy? the answer is football. now, what position did he play? >> center. >> bill: that's right. levee, hot. >> i got some kind of extra credit for that. >> only if you need it. >> bill: question number 4, everyone knows ronald reagan was a movie star before he was elected president. >> some day when the team is up against us, break something in the voice, ask him to go in there with all they've got, win just one for the gipper. >> bill: even on his death bed, the hair was perfect. what major league baseball team did ronald reagan call games for on the radio? what team? chicago cubs, st. louis cardinals, s
who played woodward in that film? who played woodward? you guys should know that.dford, that's correct. i wanted to break him in easy. he's up all night, he's exhausted. okay. i hope you all got those. during the gerald ford presidency, saturday night live often lampooned him and portrayed mr. ford as accident prone. >> bill: truth is ford was one of the most athletic presidents in history. what sport did gerald ford play in college? ford was a what kind of a sport guy? the answer is...
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. >> she is the woodward and bernstein of crap-powered lanterns. so let's see what the team has dug up live via satellite to the report's local affiliate in des moines woi, the iowa caucus station. amanda rachel thanks for joining us. >> good evening stephen. >> stephen: the top story tonight is, of course parry with an a gate but first rachel, what is the latest on the st. edward elementary school closing in waterloo? >> well as you know stephen t was closed last week when officials saw mold spores. >> and that can be dangerous to our children who i believe are the future. >> well said. officials hope to reopen the school next week once they've removed the mold. >> stephen: great report rachel. of course mold is a fungi so let's check in with one real fungi two-time iowa sportscaster of the year and the voice of the iowa state cyclones john walters. john i know you think the people have the right to know the full results of the straw poll. >> i've always said sunlight is the best disinfectant. >> kneeor spor in. but first what is the latest news f
. >> she is the woodward and bernstein of crap-powered lanterns. so let's see what the team has dug up live via satellite to the report's local affiliate in des moines woi, the iowa caucus station. amanda rachel thanks for joining us. >> good evening stephen. >> stephen: the top story tonight is, of course parry with an a gate but first rachel, what is the latest on the st. edward elementary school closing in waterloo? >> well as you know stephen t was closed last week...
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." >> right over here is woodward gardens. he started collecting stuff.he invited people over and eventually opened it up to the public. he had a menagerie. >> it was an 1800 thing. >> could any of the people in this room go? >> ice skating. >> ice skating. >> you could see the remains of the pool. i thought the ice rink was made out of one of the largest pools. >> yes. you can see the ell that goes around. they tried to make it a tropical beach theme. they had a bunch of sand. like you could not go to the beach 40 feet away. >> it did burn down. it seems like it would have been a wonderful resource for the city to purchase it and rebuild it -- >> you could never afford the money to rebuild it. >> there were efforts to try to keep it. someone tried to sell it to the city in the 1950's. they kept it going with the ice skating rink. it closed and it looked bad. people thought we should buy it and keep it. other people wanted to put condos in there. a serious fire started and the whole place burn down. they still talk about it as a mysterious fire. it could
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i think we had a lot of arrogance we thought we were going to go in and take control blow up woodward needed to blow up and do basically what we wanted. one of the main reasons that i refused to carry a weapon was that i could not see any justification for the destruction of the lands at the level that i saw in infantry platoon. was mainly moved from place to place by helicopter the helicopters would fly high so as not to draw ground fire and when you're at a high altitude you can look out on the land in see it for miles and miles and miles in the kuchi area especially there were times in places where i would look out and see nothing but a rabbit's landscape bomb craters one after the other so close together and you see little islands of green that had not been bombed. i grew up in a small town in illinois. town surrounded by corn fields and fields very beautiful towns along the illinois river. and when i saw from high in the sky the destruction to the land i couldn't help wondering what if that had happened to our cornfields are bean fields i would really feel if that happened. yeah
i think we had a lot of arrogance we thought we were going to go in and take control blow up woodward needed to blow up and do basically what we wanted. one of the main reasons that i refused to carry a weapon was that i could not see any justification for the destruction of the lands at the level that i saw in infantry platoon. was mainly moved from place to place by helicopter the helicopters would fly high so as not to draw ground fire and when you're at a high altitude you can look out on...
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and ann curry, what about the misspelling of this word and how do you know the-- >> and when bob woodward comes on the show and writes something about bill clinton or another democrat, the-- how did you find out about this. and how did you, the questions are totally different. >> or when ron suskind writes a bad bag about george bush, no problem. >> a negative book. >> now they're saying he spent mr. rogers' name wrong. >> and accused him of plagiarism and lift add passage from wikileaks, what passage that? >> the basic premise of the book, obama got duped by-- and proven true as it speaks and that's what the white house is afraid of. >> and written another book. the book come ports with, if you look at other box writt about this administration, comports with the books. >> time for the media stories of the week. go to the fox news website and see the stories, our bias bash and the watch list section. when it comes to peace in the middle east, where do we stand? >> there is no shortcut to the end of a conflict that has endured for decade. peace is hard work. >> accused of pushing a policy
and ann curry, what about the misspelling of this word and how do you know the-- >> and when bob woodward comes on the show and writes something about bill clinton or another democrat, the-- how did you find out about this. and how did you, the questions are totally different. >> or when ron suskind writes a bad bag about george bush, no problem. >> a negative book. >> now they're saying he spent mr. rogers' name wrong. >> and accused him of plagiarism and lift add...
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." >> right over here is woodward gardens. he started collecting stuff.he invited people over and eventually opened it up to the public. he had a menagerie. >> it was an 1800 thing. >> could any of the people in this room go? >> ice skating. >> ice skating. >> you could see the remains of the pool. i thought the ice rink was made out of one of the largest pools. >> yes. you can see the ell that goes around. they tried to make it a tropical beach theme. they had a bunch of sand. like you could not go to the beach 40 feet away. >>
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this is a breakdown of woodward wilthe oprice list. >> and now the weather at 6 03 a.m. we're watching the golden gate bridge we are nice and clear this morning if any forfog of forms it'll be along the coast. we will have a patchy coastal fog and clouds warmer than yesterday and we have dropped a few degrees over the bay this is a look return temperatures right now outside door. where our mouth to start and this is where the temperatures were, expected to be later on this afternoon. me tomorrow much dissent and then things changed on thursday and friday we see temperatures drop and then output a dramatic drop on that private saturday and sunday with a 20 percent chance of showers. >> now on > > an easy ride around the bay area no hotspots 580 ride still slow and here at the bay bridge toll plaza after 6:00 a.m. we're getting some backups in the cash lanes. no delays in the other lanes just the cash lanes an easy read on of the san mateo bridge. golden gate bridge no problem free no delays. and he's a paycheck and the traffic map and sensors. for a normal drive time. >>
this is a breakdown of woodward wilthe oprice list. >> and now the weather at 6 03 a.m. we're watching the golden gate bridge we are nice and clear this morning if any forfog of forms it'll be along the coast. we will have a patchy coastal fog and clouds warmer than yesterday and we have dropped a few degrees over the bay this is a look return temperatures right now outside door. where our mouth to start and this is where the temperatures were, expected to be later on this afternoon. me...
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media no two journalists woodward and bernstein's if you like of nine hundred sixty three had ever been told by their it editor you're on this story and you're on it if it takes two three years you're on the story until you're off it and the fact was that the reporters of the united states had looked into the if you like the panoply the tragedy of the affair and the funeral and all and all that they had momentous issues involved in the death of the president but they haven't investigated the case no one had been there being what i think. decent media has to be being a flea on the back of the rhinoceros that is. when i emerged from making the documentary i then thought i've got so much left over and i don't see war not so much that. talking to witnesses on the ground i do have something to say so so i wrote a book and a brilliant one i was another book that you wrote official and confidential the secret life of j. edgar hoover. it was was it well known at the time that you begin the investigation that hoover was gay. and then the base going to bother going blackmailing him or was this so
media no two journalists woodward and bernstein's if you like of nine hundred sixty three had ever been told by their it editor you're on this story and you're on it if it takes two three years you're on the story until you're off it and the fact was that the reporters of the united states had looked into the if you like the panoply the tragedy of the affair and the funeral and all and all that they had momentous issues involved in the death of the president but they haven't investigated the...
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does not affect us to not please to retreat because our banks do not hold any of the greek with woodward french and german banks on the other hand will suffer greatly because they were the ones on their hands and would not be cleared because of this will cause problems within these banks problems with these credit some problems on these markets because banks are after all the leading players. libya's transitional government forces have stepped up an offensive on one of the graphics last strongholds of sirte after saturday's attack failed to defeat the colonel's loyalists meantime some western leaders are facing accusations of hope now over the galatea of their military intervention bushell examined the reasons behind the claims in the week you may find some of the pictures coming in this report upsetting. french explorer minister roland jamal says he's ready to defend gadhafi in the international criminal court which is issued a warrant for his arrest but nato will have to find the colonel first libya's deposed leader is in hiding for good reason. if they find him they'll kill him like b
does not affect us to not please to retreat because our banks do not hold any of the greek with woodward french and german banks on the other hand will suffer greatly because they were the ones on their hands and would not be cleared because of this will cause problems within these banks problems with these credit some problems on these markets because banks are after all the leading players. libya's transitional government forces have stepped up an offensive on one of the graphics last...
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bush for president sign on the front yard next to a bernie sign bernie dot work is his website so woodward dot com that's the big picture for tonight for more information on the stories we covered visit our website so tom harkin dot com free speech or. also check out our to you tube she says there are limits on harvard dot com this entire show is also billed as a free video podcast on i tunes and we have a free time on the i phone and i pad app at the apps you sent us feedback and twitter it's all matters for on facebook at times for our blogs message boards and telephone comments long tom hougaard and don't forget them are perceiving you you know their good actor.
bush for president sign on the front yard next to a bernie sign bernie dot work is his website so woodward dot com that's the big picture for tonight for more information on the stories we covered visit our website so tom harkin dot com free speech or. also check out our to you tube she says there are limits on harvard dot com this entire show is also billed as a free video podcast on i tunes and we have a free time on the i phone and i pad app at the apps you sent us feedback and twitter it's...
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[laughter] >> we have bob woodward interviewing dick cheney so we do have that for our archives. but what about condoleezza rice? have you heard anything about this? she is at stanford. >> it is quite a head of the phone. 700 pages and she served at the historic time the first-ever jarret -- african-american woman to be secretary to serve and it will be a very historic book. she has a lot of scores that she wants to settle. 700 pages worth. >> host: will you read that book jason boog over is that may be a washington read to go through the index and look for names? >> at my a job writing four "galleycat" we do the index read looking at the portions that interest our audience the most we have or the done that with chaney's book is an interesting way but i am interested to find out the books that and bluster and what she wants to answer. >> host: will you read the condoleezza rice book, bob minzesheimer? >> no. not a whole thing. i am curious it has been embargoed with no advance copies. i did read most of her first book about growing up in segregated alabama and was rather interest
[laughter] >> we have bob woodward interviewing dick cheney so we do have that for our archives. but what about condoleezza rice? have you heard anything about this? she is at stanford. >> it is quite a head of the phone. 700 pages and she served at the historic time the first-ever jarret -- african-american woman to be secretary to serve and it will be a very historic book. she has a lot of scores that she wants to settle. 700 pages worth. >> host: will you read that book...
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woodward >> what remind you there is it your there is at its security going across the bay bridge officialsaid they're always looking for suspicious activity with and they're playing more attention to these bands this weekend so far they are not aware of any credible attacks always >> along those the work area the oakland april became a flight attendant and was on board flight 93 when it looked crashed into the field engines fell she stood up to her sister and cousin were >> her dream was to fly in trouble when she made it happen why >> she is talking about her twin sister wanda greene page was a flight attendant on flight 931 that crashed in and filled in shanks bell on september 11th ( >> it doesn't seem like 10 years it seems like yesterday >> he is one his cousin when 10 years have passed the name that is meant a lot when people now see what paroled were and passengers on 93 as he rose when. passengers and crew member for to the ground instead of the intended targets >> will never be a passive society what we will be aggressive and defend our country gouache we will exercise patriotic r
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[laughter] >> well, we have bob woodward interviewing dick cheney for our "after words "program, so we'll have that for our archives. and, but what about condoleezza rice's book? have you heard anything about this? jason boog, she's out at stanford. >> yeah. it's actually quite a heavy tome, 700 pages, more than that. and she served as a very historic time. she was the first african-american woman to be the secretary, to serve, and so i think it's going to be a very historic book. she has a lot of scores i think she wants to settle. 700 pages worth. so i think a lot of people will be looking at that book too. >> mr. boog, will you read that book, or is that a book that one might do a washington read and go back to the index and look for names? >> yeah. in my job at media bistro writing for galley cat, we tend to do the index read where i will look at the portion of the book that interest our audience the most. we've already done that with cheney's book. it's a really interesting way to look through it. but i'm interested to find out the books that interested her and the books she wants to
[laughter] >> well, we have bob woodward interviewing dick cheney for our "after words "program, so we'll have that for our archives. and, but what about condoleezza rice's book? have you heard anything about this? jason boog, she's out at stanford. >> yeah. it's actually quite a heavy tome, 700 pages, more than that. and she served as a very historic time. she was the first african-american woman to be the secretary, to serve, and so i think it's going to be a very...
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this was not what woodward and bernstein fought for. it's not editorial independence. go around and do whatever they want and act like there aren't standards in journalism, and there are. this is a close financial relationship between every major vc in the valley and a news site. what they want is not to be a news site when it suits them and be news site when it suits them. i don't know. it's pretty basic and simple, and they want to make it into this big circus site so that's what it's become. they're writing conflicting blogs back and forth against each other because, again, it's like watching toddlers on a playground. it obscures the very fact that the very base of this, it's very wrong to have this many financial interests interlocked with a news site. it's just the case. transparency is one thing, and i agree there should be transparency, but this is to cover up crimes as far as i'm concerned, journalistic crimes. >> not saying anyone should go to jail. >> no. >> another thing in the digital world that was troubling was when hackers took over nbc's twitter feed. w
this was not what woodward and bernstein fought for. it's not editorial independence. go around and do whatever they want and act like there aren't standards in journalism, and there are. this is a close financial relationship between every major vc in the valley and a news site. what they want is not to be a news site when it suits them and be news site when it suits them. i don't know. it's pretty basic and simple, and they want to make it into this big circus site so that's what it's become....
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has now been charged on a pair of hamas fighters in all media when they date back to 1996 whe one woodward >> garcia's body was found in and out at room in alameda and with which both victims in stride of blunt force trauma >> to victims did not know each other moderate science linked the convict to both murders. with >> he is already serving time he will be eligible for the death penalty. >> police in san francisco have made a rest and a sexual sort that happened 10 years ago they arrested this guy investigators are saying he is one of the three men there break and robbed a woman in golden gate park after offered her a ride home this happened in november 6, 20011 she had a flag down another passing car for help with the suspect is being held on $5 million bail mo. >> time right now for the 30 a.m. lots of sunshine on tap for everyone today abroa. do hae changes as we head into the weekend whed. this is look of current temperatures right now outside your door when we're going to stay in the '90s as we head into the afternoon dwarfe. this is look out i temperatures for later on this afterno
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. >> well, we have bob woodward interviewing dick cheney for hour after words program. we will have that for our archives. what about the book from condoleezza rice? have you heard anything about this, jason boog, out at stanford? >> yes. it is quite a heavy tone. 700 pages or more. she served in a very historic time, the first african-american woman to be the secretary to serve. and so i think it is going to be a very historic book. she has a lot of scores i think she wants to settle, 700 pages worth. i think a lot of people will look at that. >> will you read that book, or is that a book that one might do a washington read and go back to the index and look for names? >> in my job we tend to do the index read where i will look at the portions of her book that interest our audience the most. we have already done that with the book from dick cheney. an interesting way to look through it, but i'm interested to find out the books that interest her and what she thought the books that were being published during her time. the books she wants to answer. >> will you read the b
. >> well, we have bob woodward interviewing dick cheney for hour after words program. we will have that for our archives. what about the book from condoleezza rice? have you heard anything about this, jason boog, out at stanford? >> yes. it is quite a heavy tone. 700 pages or more. she served in a very historic time, the first african-american woman to be the secretary to serve. and so i think it is going to be a very historic book. she has a lot of scores i think she wants to...
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the event raised more than $100,000 for the helen woodward animal center. amazing, they can surf.easy to do. >>> 5:26. coming up, the government on the verge of shutting down again and this time fema could go broke. the major sticking point holding up congress. >>> waking up in the u.s., the harsh words two cal grads from iran have for their captors. >>> a police standoff shut down both directions of 880 in oakland. we'll have the latest on the negotiations with the suspects. >>> we'll be right back. >>> we're live in mountain view where president obama will be in just a few hours to host a town hall meeting on jobs. but he is not alone on this social media trail in the bay area. we have the very latest coming up in a live report. >> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> it's day 2 of president obama's silicon valley swing. how to get your questions answered by the commander-in- chief today. >>> the showers now moving east. we're seeing a return of some sunshine around the bay area. just how warm it will get in your neighborhood coming up. >>
the event raised more than $100,000 for the helen woodward animal center. amazing, they can surf.easy to do. >>> 5:26. coming up, the government on the verge of shutting down again and this time fema could go broke. the major sticking point holding up congress. >>> waking up in the u.s., the harsh words two cal grads from iran have for their captors. >>> a police standoff shut down both directions of 880 in oakland. we'll have the latest on the negotiations with the...
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bob woodward has had examples, others, as well. during the bush era on all three books, certainly the first book which really was similar to this in pulling back the curtain of the bush administration, they were vigorous. if you recall, they filed a frivolous federal investigation against me and paul o'neil, which of course dissolved a few months later. >> you're used to this. but hasn't the obama team succeeded in this respect -- when your book first came out, the headlines were about dysfunctional administration, president -- inexperienced president not ready to govern, and women in the white house felt that they were being given short shift. now all of the stories and interviews and i guess we're doing it here about the credibility of ron suskind. so was this a tactic to make you the issue? >> i think that as people read the book, they're often surprised to say this is not sensational. this is very well sourced. it's complete. it's credible, and in the book, there are long passages of responses from the key actors to all of the
bob woodward has had examples, others, as well. during the bush era on all three books, certainly the first book which really was similar to this in pulling back the curtain of the bush administration, they were vigorous. if you recall, they filed a frivolous federal investigation against me and paul o'neil, which of course dissolved a few months later. >> you're used to this. but hasn't the obama team succeeded in this respect -- when your book first came out, the headlines were about...
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you and bob woodward. wayne slater, thank you, sir, from the local point of view out there "the dallas morning news," thank you very much. >>> things are looking grim, by the way, for the obama administration, but is it time to panic for them or time for a shake up? hear what james carville, the ragin cajun has been saying? should he really start firing and indicting people? carville has a very tough prescription for obama, that guy we're looking at right now to get out of the weeds right now. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. >>> in his jobs speech to congress last week, president obama said construction companies all across america are just waiting to get to work and get people jobs. he mentioned one particular bridge that could use some help. well, today the white house announced that the president will visit the brent spent bridge that connects cincinnati and covington, kentucky, to sites, the trip is set for next thursday, and obama will give us another speech. it's his idea to be in boehner's
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justin allen woodward admitted to sending the messages.bipolar disorder. >>> news corp. chairman james murdoch will have to testify again before britain's parliament. other witnesses raised some serious doubts about his account of the phone hacking scandal. and novak djokovic defeated the defending u.s. open champ rafael nadal last night. it is his first open championship, and third grand slam trophy of the year. >>> we are about an hour and a half away now from president obama's talk in columbus, ohio, pitching his jobs plan. in an exclusive interview with brian williams, the president got pretty specific with the numbers. >> this package, it's estimated, would help the economy grow by as much as an additional 2%. that could mean an additional 2 million jobs. >> former labor secretary robert reich is now an economics professor at u.c. berkeley. he is also an accomplished writer, as well as his most recent book is "aftershock: the next economy and america's future." robert, thanks so much for joining me this afternoon. >> hi, craig. >> i k
justin allen woodward admitted to sending the messages.bipolar disorder. >>> news corp. chairman james murdoch will have to testify again before britain's parliament. other witnesses raised some serious doubts about his account of the phone hacking scandal. and novak djokovic defeated the defending u.s. open champ rafael nadal last night. it is his first open championship, and third grand slam trophy of the year. >>> we are about an hour and a half away now from president...
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they gave access early on to bob woodward. the president met with him.y staff get me into this kind of thing. that happened when you're new and fresh and you get these early books, and they can be very, very upsetting inside. >> we'll watch this one play out. david, jess, thanks for your help. we'll see you tomorrow night. interview with dick cheney among our issues tomorrow. that's all for us. "anderson cooper 360 t "starts right n
they gave access early on to bob woodward. the president met with him.y staff get me into this kind of thing. that happened when you're new and fresh and you get these early books, and they can be very, very upsetting inside. >> we'll watch this one play out. david, jess, thanks for your help. we'll see you tomorrow night. interview with dick cheney among our issues tomorrow. that's all for us. "anderson cooper 360 t "starts right n
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vann woodward wrote they were uninhibited lee flamboyant in their misconduct. drooling tobacco juice and eating and drinking in incredible amounts. they sometimes seemed devoid of shame and manners and morals and the ethics of let me. and of course, he professed independent men squeeze huge subsidies from the federal government. the railroads alone for $350,000,000.242000 square miles of land and they control the livable establishment after the supreme court where the justices were diligently redefining bill of rights is a guarantee of property above all else. as a supreme court justice david brewer of the time said, from the time in earliest records when he took loving possession of even the forbidden apple, the idea of property and sacredness of the right of its possession is never departed. the love of acquirement mingled with the joy of possession is the real stimulus to human activity. the jurors who resisted, brandeis, homes and darrow would be honored by history as great dissenters and mediocrity would be forgotten but that is very little consolation to
vann woodward wrote they were uninhibited lee flamboyant in their misconduct. drooling tobacco juice and eating and drinking in incredible amounts. they sometimes seemed devoid of shame and manners and morals and the ethics of let me. and of course, he professed independent men squeeze huge subsidies from the federal government. the railroads alone for $350,000,000.242000 square miles of land and they control the livable establishment after the supreme court where the justices were diligently...
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you and bob woodward. wayne slater, thank you, sir, from the local point of view out there "the dallas morning news," thank you very much. >>> things are looking grim, by the way, for the obama administration, but is it time to panic for them or time for a shake up? hear what james carville, the ragin cajun has been saying? should he really start firing and indicting people? carville has a very tough prescription for obama, that guy we're looking at right now to get out of the weeds right now. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. [ kristy ] my mom is well...weird. she won't eat eggs without hot sauce. she has kind of funny looking toes. she's always touching my hair. and she does this dancing finger thing. [ male announcer ] with advanced technology from ge, now doctors can diagnose diseases like breast cancer on a cellular level. so that women, like kristy's mom, can get personalized treatment that's as unique as she is. [ kristy ] she's definitely not like other moms. yeah, my mom is pretty weird. ♪
you and bob woodward. wayne slater, thank you, sir, from the local point of view out there "the dallas morning news," thank you very much. >>> things are looking grim, by the way, for the obama administration, but is it time to panic for them or time for a shake up? hear what james carville, the ragin cajun has been saying? should he really start firing and indicting people? carville has a very tough prescription for obama, that guy we're looking at right now to get out of...
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they gave access early on to bob woodward. the president met with him.t was very damning and the president was angry that he had the interview. how did my staff get me into this kind of thing. that happens when you're new and fresh. and you get these early books and they can be very, very upsetting inside. >> we'll watch this one play out. david, jess, thanks for your >>> tonight, what happens when a
they gave access early on to bob woodward. the president met with him.t was very damning and the president was angry that he had the interview. how did my staff get me into this kind of thing. that happens when you're new and fresh. and you get these early books and they can be very, very upsetting inside. >> we'll watch this one play out. david, jess, thanks for your >>> tonight, what happens when a
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you and bob woodward. wayne slater, thank you, sir, from the local point of view out there "the dallas morning news," thank you very much. >>> things are looking grim, by the way, for the obama administration, but is it time to panic for them or time for a shake up? hear what james carville, the ragin cajun has been saying? carville has a very tough prescription for obama, that guy we're looking at right now to get out of the weeds right now. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. [ male announcer ] this...is the network. a living, breathing intelligence that is helping business rethink how to do business. in here, inventory can be taught to learn. ♪ in here, machines have a voice... ♪ [ male announcer ] in here, medical history follows you... even when you're away from home. it's the at&t network -- a network of possibilities, creating and integrating solutions, helping business, and the world...work. rethink possible. ha, not me! cause shipping is a hassle. different states, different rates. not with
you and bob woodward. wayne slater, thank you, sir, from the local point of view out there "the dallas morning news," thank you very much. >>> things are looking grim, by the way, for the obama administration, but is it time to panic for them or time for a shake up? hear what james carville, the ragin cajun has been saying? carville has a very tough prescription for obama, that guy we're looking at right now to get out of the weeds right now. you're watching...
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bob woodward will be sitting down with the former vice president, dick cheney. you can check it out on c-span's booktv. we will continue our week-long series on whether. the head of the national weather service will join us later, but up next, a look at the mortality rate in the u.s.. we are living longer, but what does that mean for public policy issues, and what some of the latest factors could into the deaths of americans? all of that coming up on "washington journal" this friday morning. >> he is a partisan guy that wants to unite people. i mean, all of the problems of the era, you could get from this guy, and why we could not be left him, is the same reason we actually went to war. they could not be -- election is the same reason we could not go to war. they had to be resolved. >> he had the misfortune of running against the great military hero, dwight eisenhower, so i do not really think adlai stevenson could have won. >> if you think of al smith in 1928, he lost overwhelmingly to who hoovered hoover, but pave the way for franklin was about. there are many
bob woodward will be sitting down with the former vice president, dick cheney. you can check it out on c-span's booktv. we will continue our week-long series on whether. the head of the national weather service will join us later, but up next, a look at the mortality rate in the u.s.. we are living longer, but what does that mean for public policy issues, and what some of the latest factors could into the deaths of americans? all of that coming up on "washington journal" this friday...
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you can also look for the former vice president interviewed by bob woodward on october 2nd on "after words." find our complete schedule online at booktv.org. >>> the day after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, senate floor speeches from september 12th from senators schumer, clinton, warner and allen. on american artifacts from the smithsonian, recovered objects from new york, the pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania. also this weekend from lectures in history, northwestern university professor katherine burns howard on how societal changes in the first half of the 19th century led to the birth of the women's rights movement. get the complete schedule at c-span.org/history or get our schedules e-mailed directly to you. >> white house counterterrorism adviser john brennan says the u.s. is fundamentally safer ten years after the september 11th attacks. at an event hosted by the center for strategic and international studies and the national security alliance, he also talked about what the killing of osama bin laden means for homeland security.
you can also look for the former vice president interviewed by bob woodward on october 2nd on "after words." find our complete schedule online at booktv.org. >>> the day after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, senate floor speeches from september 12th from senators schumer, clinton, warner and allen. on american artifacts from the smithsonian, recovered objects from new york, the pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania. also this...
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you can also look forward to his interview by bob woodward. a complete schedule is online at booktv.org. >> ben bernanke says that at its september 21 meeting, the federal reserve board will consider new steps to promote economic growth. speaking at the economic club in minnesota, mr. bernanke also said lawmakers need to come up with a long-term plan for deficit reduction and to avoid short-term cuts that may hurt economic growth. this is a little more than half an hour. >> i'm very happy to be back in minneapolis and i've been here a number of times. and i have close connections here. i'm very delighted to be kicking off your speaker series of the economic club of minnesota. thank you for inviting me and thank you for coming. what i would like to do today is provide a brief overview of the u.s. economic outlook and conclude with a few thoughts on monetary policy and on the longer-term prospects for our economy. in discussing the prospects for the economy and for policy in the near term, it appears recalling briefly how we got here. the financ
you can also look forward to his interview by bob woodward. a complete schedule is online at booktv.org. >> ben bernanke says that at its september 21 meeting, the federal reserve board will consider new steps to promote economic growth. speaking at the economic club in minnesota, mr. bernanke also said lawmakers need to come up with a long-term plan for deficit reduction and to avoid short-term cuts that may hurt economic growth. this is a little more than half an hour. >> i'm very...
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and look for the former vice- president, interviews by bob woodward. find our complete schedule online. >> want more video of the candidates, political reporters are saying, and track the latest campaign contributions with c- span's website for campaign 2012. easy to use, it helps you navigate the political landscape with twitter feeds and facebook updates on thecacacacacaais, candidate biographies, and the latest polling data, and links to c-span media partners in the early primary and caucus states. all aspet c-span.org. >> "washington journal" continues. host: the press district of connecticut, part of the democrats' leadership team, tears the democratic caucus. thanks for being here this morning, john. guest: thank you. host: representative larson has introduced legislation that would require the super -- guest: the main premise is quite simple and very germane. we know from day cbo score that if we reduce unemployment to solve the 7%, that we can reduce the deficit by more than 25%. and so, it seems very common sense and straight forward to me tha
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he will be appearing on c-span 2's book tv and then being interviewed later this month bob woodward fromhe "new york times" nonfiction list number one this week is former vice president cheney's book along with liz cheney. a stolen book dijaceie dugard is number two. unbroken is number three. you can get more at ny times.com. we're taking your calls on the so-called buffett tax. the president outlining this. what's your reaction? caller: well, i think we should have a buffet-bloomberg tax on buffett, bloomberg and obama and everyone that thinks like him. they always seem to think that democrats should support all these programs. well, let democrats pay for them. let's have a democrat-obama voting moran tax and all these idiots can pay for what they want. he wants a piece of pie? pay for the pie, work for the pie. why would anyone hire a lazy stupid democrat that thinks that the guy who is paying him is a terrible person? fire everyone of these democrats from every corporation, every business in america, and every millionaire's household and let them fend for themselves. you know, obama's
he will be appearing on c-span 2's book tv and then being interviewed later this month bob woodward fromhe "new york times" nonfiction list number one this week is former vice president cheney's book along with liz cheney. a stolen book dijaceie dugard is number two. unbroken is number three. you can get more at ny times.com. we're taking your calls on the so-called buffett tax. the president outlining this. what's your reaction? caller: well, i think we should have a buffet-bloomberg...
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you can look at the former vice president interviewed by bob woodward on after wards. find a complete schedule online at booktv.org. >> given the downpours and flooding in the nation's capital this afternoon it wouldn't be surprising if some members are late as the session gets under way. the u.s. house about to end its month-long summer recess. they'll come in for short speeches and expected to recess and return later this afternoon to consider three bills, including one to extend duty-free products in the u.s. tomorrow, the house takes up legislation to authorize $300 million to expand charter schools throughout the country. then tomorrow evening the house meets in joint session with the senate to hear president obama's jobs plan. on friday in the house, authorizing u.s. intelligence programs for the next budget year. the senate coming back in in about 15 minutes to continue work on changing u.s. patent law. you can follow the senate on c-span 2. and just a political update, the debate tonight, the msnbc political debate at the reagan library, we'll follow reaction t
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you can look at an interview with bob woodward later. find your complete schedules online. next, a hearing on cyber security proposals the would help law-enforcement investigate and prosecute computer data theft. we'll hear from the justice department and secret service. packard -- patrick leahy chairs the committee. the hearing is an hour and 30 minutes. >> good morning. this is a hearing on its cyber crime. we are protecting american consumers and businesses from threats in cyberspace. that has been a priority of this committee for many years, a bipartisan priority. we continue that tradition today. before we start, i want to thank senator grassley, who has worked with me on this. this affects all of us. developing a comprehensive strategy for cyber security is one of the most pressing challenges facing our nation today. i think of the day is not many years ago when you were worried about somebody going into a bank and robbing a bank and getting $20,000. the were usually caught. i think of losing a warehouse. now it is a lot different. in a study released today by symante
you can look at an interview with bob woodward later. find your complete schedules online. next, a hearing on cyber security proposals the would help law-enforcement investigate and prosecute computer data theft. we'll hear from the justice department and secret service. packard -- patrick leahy chairs the committee. the hearing is an hour and 30 minutes. >> good morning. this is a hearing on its cyber crime. we are protecting american consumers and businesses from threats in cyberspace....
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you can look for the former president interviewed by bob woodward.ine at booktv.org. >> former homeland security secretary and 9/11 cochaired testified thursday on the challenges and progress made since the september 11 the tax. also testifying, the comptroller general of the government accountability of this. new york's picking chairs the committee, just over three hours.ni >> good morning. land the committee on homeland security will come to order. meeting to hear testimony assessing the status of homelanc security on the occasion of thee tenth anniversary of the september 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks. to remind our guests today that demonstrations from the audience and the use of signs and t-shirts or verbal outbursts are against the rules of the house. we thank you for the cooperation in maintaining order and the proper decorum. i now recognize myself for an opening statement. i welcome everybody to the hearing today and i especially thank the witnesses for being here today. chairman lee, lee hamilton, who had a truely outstanding career in the u
you can look for the former president interviewed by bob woodward.ine at booktv.org. >> former homeland security secretary and 9/11 cochaired testified thursday on the challenges and progress made since the september 11 the tax. also testifying, the comptroller general of the government accountability of this. new york's picking chairs the committee, just over three hours.ni >> good morning. land the committee on homeland security will come to order. meeting to hear testimony...