arabia, governor of mississippi, person committed to a better future for america, he sees the connection of all of these issues. i appreciate your leadership. i thank you for acknowledging that the military is one of the biggest users of energy in our country. and thank you for your leadership in connecting the military with energy efficiency. it is a national security issue for sure. i want to join you in welcoming one of your predecessors, secretary dalton, here today. we stand on your shoulders and those of willie brown, for the foundation that was late for us to go forward. when we finally got a president, i will be frank, who finally understood the city of treasure island. it should not have been so hard to explain, but for some reason, it was. we were ready with new leadership to capture the opportunity. thank you for your work under mayer brown, and now, mayor news of. mr. mayer, you know that when we started these meetings, we were practically writing to each other on stone tablets. it seems it was that long ago. and i leading up to our teleconferencing. when the mayor was not in

i was in saudi arabia about 10 years ago. trust me, the royal family there is doing just fine. don't worry about them. they are about the wealthiest family in the world. they don't need any more money. and i think it is high time we stop investing in saudi arabia and started investing in energy in the united states of america. [applause] now, what should we be doing? what are we doing? the good news is, again, we are making some progress, but not enough. all of you should be very proud, very proud, that the state of vermont is leading the united states of america in terms of energy efficiency. we have done a good job. much more needs to be done. right now, because of the stimulus package, thousands of homes in the state which waste all kinds of energy -- i remember talking to two senior citizens. they were citizens, they live in barry. and they were living in a home that was really old. they would heat their home and the heat would go right through the ceiling, through the window, through the roof. as a result of weatherization, they are saving 40% on their fuel bill. they are

arabia. the deal includes up to 84 new f-15 fighter jets and three types of sophisticated helicopters. if approved, it would be the largest single u.s. arms sale ever. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is in egypt this morning for a new round of mideast peace talks. clinton met with egyptian president hosni mubarak. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian president mahmoud abbas are expected to meet today and tomorrow. topping their agenda will likely be the soon to retire restraints on new construction in the west bank. >>> stocks are mixed in asia, ashley morrison is here in new york with more on that. good morning to you. >> good morning, terrell. well, japan's nikkei index fell nearly a quarter of a percent today while hong kong's hang seng was higher by more than a percent in early trading. this morning, wall street gets the latest on retail sales. on monday stocks jumped with big banks leading the way. the dow gained 81 points while the nasdaq tacked on 43. senate

arabia had nothing to do with iran what happened in lebanon has to do with lebron lebanese sovereignty and what is happening in palestine is that the zionist regime which is a racist an apartheid i don't want to sit around and superior race you know the weapons come from the united states when gaza is bombed and thousands of civilians are murdered in the gaza war they come from the united states when it when you compare the number of palestinians who've been killed to the number of israelis have been killed. here around the world we have to jump in here with after a short break we'll continue our discussion on the round today with our. if you. want to. claim has been to the are fighting those be. where the first russian fleet was books goes to the area which holds top position in oil and gas resources. where the biggest russian salmon can be are processing factories located . somewhere unique species of farm fauna can be found. come to the suckling region. should close up on our teeth. when the news is not enough place when something really crucial when you want to get down to brass ta

arabia i mean isn't the west really is an incumbent upon the west to be the end these kind of double standards i mean either want to mock or see or just stop talking about it. well i think it's true that the west has played a very deleterious role and it goes way back in fact if we go back into the nineteenth century i think another one of the factors for the lack of democracy particularly in the middle east was european colonialism and the negative effects of that that have lingered on to this day and people reacting to that i think one of the reasons we're even having this discussion is that there's been a growth of political islam as to movements and that some of them have either been been anti democratic or or at least have seemed anti democratic and that's partly because they're still reacting to the influence of the west you know from the heritage of european colonialism to what you're talking about today peter the relationship of western governments the united states europe and others with the governments in the middle east in the sense that there's been a kind of a devil's ba

arabia now that's a beautiful juxtaposition all that's really all you need to know about this global economy obama and the folks run america take that defense money and they say to you follow lul you can go in the mud because they got blue demoed going in for killing . that's pretty much the entire economy in a nutshell well here's a possible answer to helping the u.s. economy and that's looking to japan the other zombie economy that has been a deflationary spiral but if you look at the next headline you see that actually could have been a whole lot worse over the last twenty years if it were not for real zombies thousands of japanese centenarians may have died decades ago so remember the deflationary collapse in japan started twenty years ago well according to a new information from the japanese government more than two hundred thirty thousand japanese people listed as one hundred years old cannot be located and may have died decades ago according to government survey more than seventy seven thousand people currently listed as still alive in japan are actually aged over one hundred

rooms where there's a man should appoint lariam action and i can just finish a concern that and then saudi arabia had nothing to do with iran what happened in lebanon has to do with elaborate lebanese sovereignty and what is happening in palestine is that the zionist regime which is a racist an apartheid by the actions going to run their own superior race no the weapons come from the united states when gaza is bombed and thousands of civilians are murdered in the gaza war they come from the united states when when you compare the number of palestinians who've been killed to the number of israelis have been killed all right gentlemen i'm going to jump in here around the world we have to jump in here because after a short break we'll continue our discussion on a round of stay with our. her. this is tree still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal that the soviet files house on the embankment on r t i. slum. if you. want to. well the man across talk i'm here all about to remind you we're discussing relations between iran and the west. if you. just started. but before let's see what ru

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arabia russia has a lot of multi-billion quantities these real. russian and israeli kompany is developed for literature hardware and selling them to india you know so russian military industrial complex saw a large suv has links to almost all conscious all over the world and you know it's quite it's quite clear and reasonable to clearly vested interests i don't think there is any link between the current announcement and any kind of cooperation with israel but all of course israel cooperate or russia cooperates with israel as well as its called periods with hundreds of other countries ok well iran reportedly are already owns similar missiles a scene from other sources so how much is actually rely on the contract with moscow you know iran is totally dependent on on its contract with more score if it wants to provide security for its. for its space. you know there is no other way to get similar missiles but to purchase them from russia russian as three hundred complex it's not only missiles launch pads it also read our facilities and so on is the st

there's an amount to the point where even action and i can just finish a concern when that and then saudi arabia had nothing to do with iran what happened in lebanon has to do with elaborate lebanese sovereignty and what is happening in palestine is that the zionist regime which is a racist an apartheid i don't want to listen to monster and superior race no the weapons come from the united states when gaza is bombed and thousands of civilians are murdered in the gaza war they come from the united states when when you compare the number of palestinians who've been killed to the number of israelis have been killed. here around the world we have to jump in here with after a short break we'll continue our discussion on iran stay with our. if you. want. to know as you know. we've got the. when the new season. when it's something really crucial when you want to get down to. special coverage. from the. discussion expert opinions on the pressing issues of the region. interests. question. our. stuff. will sell lots of beer will. they will wear uniforms that little gem of. the black. but very littl

arabia. the deal is designed to accepted a signal to neighboring iran. the pentagon is also asuring israel the f-15 would have the long-range radar targeting system disabled. >>> researchers from the university of georgia say they have found patches of oil on the gulf of mexico sea floor. some of that oil believed to be from the bp leak is up to 80 miles away from the deep water horizon well. the oil measures two inches deep in some places. the government has said 75% of the 100 million plus gallons of that crude that leaked into the gulf hats disappeared. testing is now beginning to see if that oil is from the bp well. >>> incredible surveillance video coming into fox 5 from that explosion ma rained through the california neighborhood. this was taken inside grocery store. we'll share the view in a neighboring gas station as well. >>> more on that plus concerns about pipelines across the country coming up. >>> straight ahead, an update on hurricane igor. tony has the latest on the forecast fo

arabia. this is putting them in a position they can take care of their own security. >> this is going to take a long time. >> it is going to take a long time. but we're bringing those kids home, including my son sff. >> mr. vice president, thank you for your time. >>> the vice president telling me what we're doing right now in iraq is gonna work. the idea of getting electric to baghdad, going to take a long time. a veteran of iraq and afghanistan joins us next. >>> we're learning more about new york republican candidate carl paladino. after that, brain bleach will be offered. >>> so the biggest problem, the biggest difference by far for everyone in this neighborhood would be the services. if you look here, this is typical now. wires everywhere. baghdad had 24-hour power before the invasion. 24 hours a day. >> not everyone in the country but the places saddam wanted there to be power? >> the capital, and the strategic places where he lived and his buddies. >> tikrit was golden. >> even in the

. >> you are on the same side as saudi arabia, egypt, the gulf states. couldn't this prove to be a strategic partnership that helps solve the palestinian issue, as well? >> it can, it helps. but we admit it open and clearly, it is not simple to do so because, again, ahmadinejad is shrewd. he doesn't speak about shiites and sunites, he speaks against israel. it's hard to stand up and defend israel in this strange debate. >> but that is why he's appropriating the palestinian issue. >> oh, yeah, sure. sure. he use it as a ticket. doesn't cost much. speeches. he supports hamas, it covers part of their budget. we have to have a -- they send missiles, and we caught some missiles and ships. and we encourage them to -- he encourage them to terrorize. >> let me ask you about the other country that seems to be making a bid for influence in the middle east, which is turkey. turkey has had long relations with israel. you have had military training exercises together. there is now a real rupture in the relationship. you were meant to meet with president the turkish p

you are on the same side as saudi arabia, egypt, the gulf states. couldn't this prove to be a strategic partnerships that helps solve the palestinian issue as well? >> it can. it helps. but we admit it clearly, for it's not simple to do so. because again, ahmadinejad is shrewd. >> that's right. >> he doesn't speak about sunnis and shiites, he speaks against israel. so it's very hard for the arabs all of a sudden to stand up and defend israel, in this strange debate. >> but that is why he's appropriating the palestinian issue? >> oh, yeah, sure. he uses it as a ticket. >> yeah. >> it doesn't cost much, speeches. he supports hamas. he covers part of their budget. we have to have a -- to watch an eye on the sea, because they send missiles. and because some missiles send ships. and he encourages them to terrorize. so what can we do with words? >> let me ask you about the other country that seems to be making a bid for influence in the middle east, which is turkey. turkey has had long relations with israel. you have had military training exercises togeth

there are 250-barrels of oil sitting in saudi arabia under the sands. this conflict is of intense interest to washington. jon: it seems like we have our hands full already with wars in iraq and afghanistan. do you see any potential for u.s. forces ever getting involved in yemen? >> reporter: i don't think we have enough forces to really retake those mountains. we are going to have to depend on the government in the capitol. it would be a terrible war to fight there. predators and missiles will help but it can't win the bar. jon: bob bare, thank you. jenna: he's one of the bad boys of world politics, iran's president seems to surround himself with controversy. so would you have dinner with him? our next guest has and will again tonight. what should he ask the dictator? plus take a listen to this. >> here are my monkeys to make you pay for it all. >> get back, everyone. >> i'm melting. >> thank you for saving us. >> who are you. >> i'm done dennis i'm running for congress. jenna: his ad campaign compares nancy pelosi to the wicked witch of the west. could

in line with countries like saudi arabia, india and the united arab emirates. >> they're give government the secret key so they could read blackberry e-mail. adthe u.s. to the list. the "new york times" said president obama is pushing for new wire tap laws that would give the u.s. access to blackberries encrypted e-mail as well as messages like facebook. they said the obama administration will push congress to create the law, forcing tech companies to have a backdoor into the messages. mr. obama's position has been perplexing. candidate obama called for an immediate end to the wire taps which were illegal at the time. senator obama wanted taps stopped even after congress made them retro actively legal, but since then his justice department has been defending the very same trapping cases saying the government should not have to turn over records to people who have been illegally spied upon. brent? >> thanks a lot. the giants are off, but key decisions could be made later on. san francisco is a half game up in the nl west with six games to play in the season. the final three-game series is

of course, saudi arabia, russia, they're separate. but for developed nations you have this... you have a population getting younger. it's all there. what i think... i hope will happen to america and i want america really to succeed because a vibrant america is very good for china. you know, you've got to put aside the cold war mentality some of you have. focus on reinvigorating the economy. the economy is not just going through a bit of a hiccup because it's not a cyclical change, it's a structural change which would take some type and tough decisions and i think america would make them. and once you do this this will be wonderful. >> rose: the future is unlimited. >> yeah. >> rose: a lot of meshs have a lot of admiration for what the chinese are doing in terms of technology and your ambition to create battery-operated cars and also to use when you have the largest investments in wind and sun, solar and any nation. you are committed to building a great university. you want to be among to create over the next 50 years one of the great universities that will be there in china wi

saudi arabia and others, that we do all of these things that we intrude on the muslim world. that's not a radical position. you can debate it one way or the other, but it's not a radical. i wasn't resentful when rauf said that to ed bradley. although saying it so close to 9/11 and making an excuse, that's what it came -- you saw ed bradley's expression. ed bradley went up like are you saying that we are responsible? that's how it came off. you are right. >> you left out one thing from your incredibly long list there, bill. that is support for israel. so, if the united states decides that it's in its self-interest to support israel, what, then we should expect these crazy lunatics to fly airplanes into buildings and then our policies are accessories to the crime? second thing you said that i want to take issue with, you said moderate muslims around the world think. let me tell you something, bill. a moderate in the muslim world is very different from a moderate by american values. very different. >> bill: i know. i define moderate muslims as people who don't hate america. >> i

in fact, all the weapons i gave them soviet weapons that we got from egypt and from saudi arabia and from pakistan. we didn't use american weapons. and eventually the freedom fighters prevailed. when the soviets did withdraw, gorbachev did it, i think if we had gone in there and spent a tenth as much as we're spending now on weapons and fighting and rebuilt afghanistan, it never would have been an opening for al qaeda to go in so i hope we'll get out of afghanistan as soon as is possible and maybe work with a moderate members of a taliban and there are many of them and try to have some accommodations with them. >> larry: all right. back with president carter after this. when you're trading a stock, every penny counts. i hate when the trade is done and you find out you paid more than the quote price. i want it at the price i expect... or better. td ameritrade's unique trading platform uses multiple market centers to help you find the best possible price. i like those odds. i know they can't flat out promise a better price, but they're always looking for it. they know what matters to m

they are more important and the arab league is in saudi arabia, egypt and jordan and under big pressure from the united states to give the advice to the palestinian leader. that's what he wants. he wants the fig leaf telling him to go ahead. >> let me mention the title of your book. it's called walking israel, a search for the soul of a nation. the perspective that you have given nbc about the process that is happening in the mideast. >> thank you very much. >> in three minutes, education nation and a look at seed schools. i am talking with jenna bush hager who happens to be the daughter of former president bush. maybe you want school kids to have more exposure to the arts. maybe you want to provide meals for the needy. or maybe you want to help when the unexpected happens. whatever you want to do, members project from american express can help you take the first step. vote, volunteer, or donate for the causes you believe in at membersproject.com. take charge of making a difference. everybody has somebody to go heart healthy for. who's your somebody? eating campbell's healthy request ca

arabia. this is putting them in a position they can take care of their own security. >> this is going to take a long time. >> it is going to take a long time. but we're bringing those kids home, including my son. >> mr. vice president, thank you for your time. >>> the vice president telling me what we're doing right now in iraq is gonna work. the idea of getting electric to baghdad, going to take a long time. a veteran of iraq and afghanistan joins us next. >>> we're learning more about new york republican candidate carl paladino. after that, brain bleach will be offered. we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be cool if cars didn't need keys? [ clicking ] if you could talk to them with this? [ beep ] wouldn't it be cool if you made a legend available to everyone? if there was a step right there? ♪ if you turbocharged this little guy? ♪ wouldn't it be cool if old water bottles became new seats? ♪ if your car could clean up the air just like that? if you never bought ano

arabia, egypt, turkey, possibly others. so that in a relatively short period of time, as these things go -- five to 10 years, you could have half a dozen countries in the middle-east with nuclear weapons. and that is inherently dangerous and unstable. >> greta: all right. israeli defense minister, ehud barack was here last night. he's here in the united states and it is reported that he is trying to secure additional weapons from the united states, including those -- those cluster-buster bomb, bunkir bombs. is that because they truly intend to use that? or is that symbolic gesture to try to deter iran? what do you think? >> i think israel today has the capability to destroy what we know about iran's nuclear weapons program. obviously fthey had more sophisticated weapons and weapons delivery systems, it would be easier for them to do t. i think israel is preparing for the contingency of actually striking iran's nuclear weapons program. but at the same time, they are under enormous pressure from the obama administration not t

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arabia, egypt, turkey, possibly others. so in a relatively short period of time as these things go, 5 to 10 years you can half a dozen countries in the middle east with nuclear weapons that is inherently dangerous and unstable. >> greta: israeli defense minute stare ehud barak was here last night, it is being reported he's trying to secure additional weapons from the united states, including those cluster buster bombs, bunker bombs. is that pause they truly intend to use that or is that -- is that because they truly intend to use that or is that a gesture to deter iran? >> israel today has the capability to destroy what we know about iran's nuclear weapons program. if they had more sophisticated weapon and delivery systems it would be easier for them to do it. i think israel is preparing for the contingency of striking iran's nuclear weapons program. at the same time they are under enormous pressure from the obama administration not to do so. i think that pressure is having its effect. but the consequence, left's be clear i

arabia. this is putting them in a position they can take care of their own security. >> this is going to take a long time. >> it is going to take a long time. but we're bringing those kids home, including my son sff. >> mr. vice president, thank you for your time. >>> the vice president telling me what we're doing right now in iraq is gonna work. the idea of getting electric to baghdad, going to take a long time. a veteran of iraq and afghanistan joins us next. >>> we're learning more about new york republican candidate carl paladino. after that, brain bleach will be offered. you need website development, 1-on-1 marketing advice, search-engine marketing, and direct mail. yellowbook's got all of that. yellowbook360's got a whole spectrum of tools. tools that are going to spark some real connections. visit yellowbook360.com and go beyond yellow. [ female announcer ] start your morning... hey. what are you doing up? i thought i'd take a drive before work. want to come? [ female announcer ] or ma

in fact, all the weapons gave them soviet weapons that we got from egypt and from saudi arabia and from pakistan. we didn't use american weapons. and eventually the freedom fighters prevailed. when the soviets did withdraw, gorbachev did it, i think if we had gone in there and spent a tenth as much as we're spending now on weapons and fighting and rebuilt afghanistan it never would have been an opening for al qaeda to go in so i hope we'll get out of afghanistan as soon as is possible and maybe work with a moderate members of a taliban and there are many of them and try to have some accommodations with them. >> larry: all right. back with president carter after this. [ drums playing ] [ male announcer ] 306 horsepower. race-inspired paddle shifters and f sport-tuned suspension. all available on the new 2011 lexus is. it isn't real performance, unless it's wielded with precision. see your lexus dealer. unless it's wielded with precision. host: coulswinto geico did the little piggy cry wre on wee all the wahome? piggy: weeeeeee, weeeeeee, weeeeeee, weeeee weeeeeeee. mom: pix. ...maxwell!

saudi arabia is doing well. lebanon hoping for a wild card spot. jordan off to a slow start. for god's sakes, the mets are at the bottom of the arab league as well. that can't be! that's just embarrassing. the mets can't even do well in the arab league. those countries don't even play baseball. >> thanks for letting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid. "special report on-line" begins

but saudi arabia, they're crazy. afghanistan, the taliban, they're crazy. hamas is crazy. >> larry: how does the civilized world deal with crazies? >> well, that's a good question. >> that's why i asked it. >> i would say, first thing is, don't use the army. >> larry: don't use? >> no. because we're talking about, you know -- how many al qaeda -- do they estimate are around now? 400? by the way, 9/11 was perpetrated mostly by muhammad -- khalid sheikh mohammed. i used to call him khalid shake shake shake mohammad. ksm, they call him. it's interesting when you read about this guy. there's an article in "the new yorker" about this guy. he was not really al qaeda. he went to bin laden for financing. bin laden was like the studio. he gave notes, but he gave financing, and he did his own thing. okay. we got this guy. we waterboarded him 183 times in one month. he's behind bars. why can't we just say, okay, we got the guy who was behind 9/11. now, hey, new yorkers, forget about it! not forget about it entirely, but we're the land of the free and the home of the b

would be in the same line as countries like saudi arabia, india and the united arab emirates. >> they're put pressure on blackberry makers to see what was going on. add the u.s. to the list, the "new york times" said president obama is pushing for wire tab laws that would give the u.s. access to blackberry encrypted e-mail and messages sent on social networks like facebook. the times said the obama administration will push to create a law forcing tech companies to have a backdoor into the messages through which the government can look with a warrant. mr. obama's position on government wire taps has been perplexing. candidate obama called for an immediate end to the wire taps which were illegal at the time. then senator obama wanted the taps stopped after congress made them legal, but the justice department has been defending the same tapping cases saying the government should not have to turn over the records to the people who were illegally spite upon. that has been disappointing to the civil rights people and particularly who backed then candidate obama that he has not followed through