. >> suarez: i'm ray suarez on the newshour tonight, law professors paul butler and nicholas quinn rosenkranz examine how kagan's confirmation might change the pitch that over the high court. >> woodruff: then professor robert george and attorney jennifer pi sk *rbgser talk abot what's next for same-sex marriage. >> suarez: tom bearden reports from the gulf coast where worries remain even after b.p.'s well was capped. >> they're still cleaning up the beaches but the big question in many people's minds is what happens when the oil stops coming ashore? >> woodruff: from flood-ravaged pakistan, jonathan miller of independent television news has the latest on the scram to believe help those in need of food and helter. that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> this is the engine that connects abundant grain from the american heartland to haran's best selling whole wheat, while keeping 60 billion pounds of carbon out of the atmosphere every year. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and by the bill and melinda gates foundation. dedicated to

i give credit to nicholas. we as a semi conductor solution providers and personally i'm very passionate about education. and so is my company. i think it requires an eco system. and i think nicholas needs more help globally, and i hope more companies like us, including governments around the world, can help more because this idea is brilliant. >> you say help. help like money? help like -- >> i think all aspects. i think financially could be useful. more importantly, i think take this seriously in developing technology and, you know, understand the overall how to launch this in a global way. and i think that's very, very key. >> i've always wondered -- not always but over the last couple years, why not one cell phone per child. you look at these countries are the laptop is going and a cell phone is a much more important platform for economic development, health and medical, education. why not teach the kids how to use cell phones in ways that are cultural and economically relevant? and they're cheaper. >> great

nicholas sen joying peace and quiet. for months he didn't know whether he'd lose this home. >> having illness with stress, going to doctors. and suffering from not being able to sleep. >>> a series of events caused him to fall eight months behind on his mortgage. first, he lost his job, then, tenants stop paying rate and his adjustable mortgage ballooned. >> it was terrifying. and that they'd be moved every month. >> his grandfather offered to loan him 53,000ses today get the mortgage current but getting that money to bank of america? that proved difficult. >> they told me that until they receive money they'd have the date set for monday this, is a friday. i'm asking for money to be transferred they told me i had to mail it. >> he showed us a copy of the check, and a tracking confirmation but days went by without the payment being hosted and without him knowing if he would lose his home. >> and he called every day. they didn't -- post anything. >> after two weeks, his anxiety had become unbareable. he turned to 7 on your

nicholas baraka is given a map of moscow as a present from some russian journalists the media didn't want their argentine defended to get lost in the big city however barreca certainly won't have a lot of time to explore russia skeptical at least not in its early days its part there are than whites are struggling to break into the leading group in the premier league however hard work doesn't scare the former espanyol defend the. sport talk a great team i'm happy to be here what i've already noticed is that my new partner surveyor skillfull encouraged just me i can't wait to make my debut for the club the fee for the argentinian is said to be around ten million euros and the defender will wear number nineteen at his new club the most challengers from the need and says scott to sign the defender on a four year deal and ready to carbon is fully aware of purpose advantages. but a minister going well we need a strong center back our defense has been below par so far this season we just hope people are just you quickly going but i certainly won't be the last or spot duck some assigning as

nicholas baraka is given a map of moscow as a present from some russian journalist the media didn't want their argentine defender to get lost in the big city and how about the record certainly won't have a lot of time to explore russia's capital at least not in the early days but there is and why it's struggling to break into the leading group the premier league however hard work doesn't scare the core much as when you all get banned then that . sparked off a great team i'm happy to be here as you know what i've already noticed is that when you park your server skillfull encourages me i can't wait to make my debut for the club and the people they are the easier it is said to be around ten meaning your wrists and the defender will wear number nineteen at his new club off limits to wide side we don't understand the need and says scott just signed a defender in a four year deal and likely to carbon is fully aware of purpose advantages. pre-measured come in the well we needed a strong center back i mean our defense has been below par so far this season we just hope people just real quickly s

which includes representatives from city officials and executives from over 10 @ nicholas in the asian-pacific american family. i welcome you here. -- over 10 representatives. with the demographics we have in san francisco, everyone should be and can be celebrated as asian-pacific american heritage month. i cannot agree more. but looking around the room tonight, it is really a true do like that so many friends from the communities, from all communities, from all walks of life have decided to join us for our celebration. and it really means a lot to us. the truth of the matter is in a diverse city like san francisco where we call home, not only every month can be asian pacific american heritage month, every month can be african american heritage month. every month can be seen the demise of. every month could be irish american, every month could be women's history month. don't you agree with me? [applause] this is a place where we all call home. we recognize there are a lot of issues in our communities these days, but this is a place we all call home, so the message that the apa heritage celebra

nicholas car and the carolina chocolate drops, coming up. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide supports tavis smiley. nationwide insurance is proud to join chavis in removing obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- tavis: nicolas carr is a best- selling author. his latest vote is called "the shallows -- his latest book is called "the shallows." let me start by asking the obvious. what is the internet doing to our brains? >> i think it is shifting the emphasis of our thoughts away from deep, a tentative thoughts, reflective thoughts, and more toward a scheming type of behavior, -- skimming type of behavior. we are losing the ability to slow down and think deeply about one thing for a long time. >> does that equate to a dumbing down of society, or is that an over read? >

. ♪ >> french president nicholas sarkozy has come under criticism for a tough new policy on roma and sinti minorities. he wants camps closed while hundreds face deportation. politicians from left and right have attacked the policies. the roma are braced for a clampdown. >> these roma never dreamed they would live in camps like these. right now, they have to. their work evicted from their old home a month ago. >> the police came in at 6:00 in the morning and destroyed everything. everyone was crying. we tried to protect our children. all we could take with us for some clothes. now we have nothing. >> for weeks, they were homeless. now they are building makeshift accommodations in a residential arean the paris suburb. he now lives here with his wife and children. he says their lives have been ruined. >> for 10 years, there were no problems. just look at where our children are sleeping now. it is appalling. our children used to go to school. they were doing ok. >> it is not clear how long they will be able to stay put this time. the french government wants to dismantle all the roma camp

[bell] >> i'm nicholas hotenberg. i am to be a corporal security guard the last eight years in san francisco where i was born. i also was a corporal volunteer civil militia. having worked as a security guard at several medical marijuana dispensaries over the years, the one thing i've noticed is that frequently they don't have at many clubs properly trained security guards. i do think that is an important issue that should be ad

[bell] >> i'm nicholas hotenberg. i am to be a corporal security guard the last eight years in san francisco where i was born. i also was a corporal volunteer civil militia. having worked as a security guard at several medical marijuana dispensaries over the years, the one thing i've noticed is that frequently they don't have at many clubs properly trained security guards. i do think that is an important issue that should be ad dre dress -- addressed. also another subject, i read the census problems they are having a pilot problem next year, i heard, with 15 citizens who will be on an on-call basis. i would like to put my name in the hat for thafment you -- in the hat for that. we have a lot of car vandalisms in our area. i have been after these guys for years, and i have some scars to prove it. i think an on-call police that are citizens would be helpful to san francisco would be helpful because of the staffing ricks and so on. >> next speaker, please. >> are we talking prop 19 or what? it seemed like the biggest opp

unlike his vietnamese counterpart sergeant nicholas kolesnik decided against continuing his military career. after his return from vietnam nicholai left the armed forces to become an electrical engineer but he meets several times a year with his comrades in arms who served with him in vietnam. the former u.s. marine greg claims and returned to vietnam and nine hundred eighty six he makes a living by giving private english lessons when he left vietnam off to being wounded in the war it never occurred to him that some day he might come back let alone share a table with vietnamese guerrillas so coming back and seeing. developing people. getting jobs and going to school in a normal life made me feel better that we didn't completely destroyed all of. the things that we. have gone through i wish that the people of the united states the people of vietnam and all nations always live in peace and understanding. since the end of five years ago many things in vietnam have changed in some can expected ways. one of the buildings of the u.s. in nicknamed the hanoi hilton is now indeed a moat and t

applause) >> i'm not sure if i ought to reveal the identity of the questioner but he's my youngest son nicholas. (applause) and that kind of conversation happens with terrifying regularity at our house. (laughter) okay, look, firstly, you have the great good fortune and the cultural disadvantage to being born american. (laughter) the brick does not fall in quite the same way in denmark, but it does fall on the same. and the answer to your question comes in two parts. the first is that we cannot get away from the fact that we have lived through a century in which the word "socialism" was both pejoratively and enthusiastically identified with political systems which turned out to be or could be seen to have been from the beginning both economically inefficient, politically repressive, and culturally sterile. we can't deny that. there's no point in pretending otherwise. the union of soviet socialists republics was, after all, by its own account socialist. both communist states describe themselves in various ways for various purposes, constitutionally and so on as socialist. i don't think there's m

finally come to an end albeit with some eyeopening punishments hunted done the most severe of which being nicholas and then. eighteen much ban which effectively ends the chelsea man's international career it all stems from a row with then france manager of women dominic during the group stages of the finals anelka was subsequently sent home with the remaining squad refusing to train company patrice evra received an eight five match ban and should stay on choose day for his part in the revolts frank robbery will be out for at least three games while journey to mrs just one new manager along blank had already suspended the entire squad prior to a friendly with norway last. november but it seems to me that the players are sincerely sorry for what happened i understand that they were affected by these events though i can't speak for them but i think everyone has to realise there was a slip in standards but now we should also be able to move forward. from the pos world cup to one of the future events where russian prime minister vladimir putin has made some big aren't to faith there will be no need for

top three finish which would guarantee champions league football next season argentinian center back nicholas berg is expected to make his debut for the club while another newcomer aiden mcgeady will have to wait for his first premier league game at least one more week play isn't yet for a competitive game. and the only other game on saturday second from bottom courteous of yet of take on terry gross the side can go seven with a win. but in the end. premiership chelsea manager cullen chill out he says his side will be wary of wigan when the two teams clash later today the blaze being wigan eight neil to clinch the league title last season and defeated west brom six nil in the season opener while we're going lost four nil to new boys but. i think for this we have to pay attention because they started the bad. season in their last term against black poor until i think that they want to be. stronger they want to be to have power tomorrow to. to do a different match also meanwhile are looking for their first win of the season the gunners entertain new boys blackballing coach aston vanga is also u

. >> nicholas longworth was a very suave person from cincinnati, married to alice roosevelt longworth, quite a good politician, and very friendly with his democratic counterpart. when he was speaker, he had one of the few cars that was available to the house of representatives. the republican speaker used to pick up the democratic minority leader and drive him to work in the morning. when the democrats won the majority back, the senate speaker sent a telegram and said, who's car is it? he said, think it mine, but you are welcome to ride. that is the way in which you got those bipartisan friendships that existed in those days. >> we will finish with this. >> this is what the tour guides tell me. we have a lot of students -- lots of groups in town. there are all sorts of visitors. you also see families coming in, taking their children around, pointing out what is happening in the capitol building. with the visitors center, there is more opportunity for them to learn about what is going on in congress. i worked for many years on the exhibits, talking about the senate, the house, the diff

grad student nicholas corrso has a backpack with lasers and cameras. the lasers scan floor to ceiling and the cameras capture a panorama. >> you wear a backpack and walk in the bidding and you are done and push a button and outcome the model. >> a model with the photographs. it is behind the technology that creates views of the city on google earth. why not fly into these buildings too? it relies on gps. you can't rely on gps indoors. so the imaging lab combined a laser like the one that guides missiles. it localizes the backpack and lasers talk about the geometry and generate a map. they are all three used for precise navigation. when they are turned on, there are four cameras snapping pictures simultaneously. one looks left and one looks right. this looks at the floor and this one at the ceiling. at the same time this laser looks left, this looks right. this one looks at the floor and this one looks at the ceiling. and up front, the most sophisticated analog ever devised. >> you can walk stairways and caves and places a robot cannot roll. >> one day

legendary golf and chant nicholas minus the crowds and you know one hundred for the charity event in america. but let's kick off with all the football news we catch take out the column lead russia to victory on his manager davey as he beat ball-carrier one male in an international friendly in something to back around cost referee points the game started on a high note for the russian fans who continue singing the national anthem as the referee blew the whistle for kick off and the players responded in kind just six minutes of play and they had a shut ins free kick wiseacre a monster all called who blasted it into the net after this past goal the home side pulled their forces back a little allowing the visitors a couple of opportunities bulgaria did manage to control the ball in the midfield in the first half however russian's defense prevented a getting faves bracket from any real danger as for often stick a caught up to forty two forwards in the first half arsenal's and they had a shot in and stuttgart spot will probably have both make an impact at the stadium which was once their h

nicholas greek orthodox congregation sought to bring attention to the impasse over rebuilding the tiny church, which was destroyed in the 9/11 terrorist attack. former new york governor george pataki accused the port authority of new york and new jersey of failing to "reach out and engage" with the church even as the city clears the way for the islamic center. port authority officials say they fully support the rebuilding, but say negotiations have broken down over the precise siting, size and financing for a new church building. >>> former president jimmy carter successfully negotiated the release an american christian activist impressed in north korea since january. the man was sentenced to eight years of hard labor for entering north korea illegally. gomes was turned over to jimmy carter on friday and flown to the united states. >>> a federal appeals court has ruled that a christian aid organization has the right to hire or fire employees based on their religion. three former employees of the group world vision sued the organization after being terminated for not sharing the group's

. >> reporter: nicholas beaton is a paramedic assigned to the operations center. >> we'll never zoom in on windows or look into buildings. also, we're very, very carefully on whether we zoom in on people's faces specifically. >> people in most cities are probably captured on camera daily if not multiple times a day. >> reporter: jim harper of the kato institute says the problem with surveillance cameras and technology is they have a spotty record of preventing crime. instead, he says, they are an invasion of privacy. >> as these cameras are networked together and as they are better capable of recognizing individual faces, people might realize just how much they're being watched. >> reporter: harper says the danger is when videos are released of individuals not actually involved in a crime. like this video of a man changing his shirt. his picture was broadcast nationally because officials first believed he could be the times square bomber. >> there's no absolutes here. the cameras are helpful in some instances; cameras are harmful in other instances if they've led us astray. >> this i

over resulting from nicholas cage when the to play this sort of. and i feel. it's been his statement never changed even when he came from behind bars in the infamous bangkok helton but that did not stop the thai appeals court from ordering his extradition to the united states despite the fact that the country's criminal court earlier refused to do just that the ruling has outraged not only his family but his native country as well so it. was started at a time i appeal court has made this political decision but according to the information we have this ruling was made under very strong outside pressure and this is upsetting as to the interests of this russian citizen we've been assisting him for all these months we've been in touch with his lawyers in this family and will continue to do our best to get him returned to his homeland and now the question everyone is asking is what does victor boot know to make the americans want him this badly victor board is a walking intelligence treasure trove has a phenomenal phenomenal photographic memory and there are severa

compare seat what have the details later in the program but first this hour if russia's biggest miner nicholas carr in the subject of a fierce fight for control tycoons all the dairy past. both twenty five percent of the group each wants to buy the other two though neither wants to sell but what's at stake in this battle of the billionaire is our correspondent tasha how close this is. the wald's richest nickel comparable lariam set of months deposited here and then. the production facilities of neurons comical stretch out the mountains dominating the town and provides a much of the local employment this may be the birthplace of norilsk but the conglomerate has spread from its era roots with interests across the world and countries such as australia south africa and federal and like many other commodity producers morose was hit by the financial crisis however this region suffered few cuts for all. of the punters they've become the crisis quite successfully it was a constant demand for oil production in the global market that's why we didn't decrease volume of production juvie the hard times not

resulting from nicholas cage to play this out a lot for this very silly and i feel. it's a bad move on his statement never changed even when he came from behind bars in the infamous bangkok hilton he was arrested in thailand in march two thousand and eight in a joint sting operation by the local and u.s. authorities he was apprehended in the final stages of arranging the sale of millions of dollars of high powered weapons to people he believed to represent a known terrorist organization the far not many people were willing to give that type of credit given to him by american prosecutors he's possibly a merchant of some death but he certainly isn't. going around quite a lot. and i would think that ninety five percent of his frauds were all going to commercial goods are naive through television washing powder all sorts of things so we're only talking about five percent of the cargoes possibly being. even. itself illegal in a long and drawn out extradition hearing that took over two years the united states changed added and modify their charges against mr boot to includ

and i welcome to the business program with me charlayne is folly russia's biggest monorails nicholas carney the subject of a fierce fight for control the tycoons oh you got him a proton in both twenty five percent of the great age will survive to the nines wants to sell but also the stake in this battle of the billionaire correspondent visits the town. the world's richest nickel. said a month deposited here in the rural area the production facilities of neurons comical stretch out but meet the mountains dominating the town and provide a much of the local employment this may be the birthplace of neural but the conglomerate has spread from its salvia era roots with interests across the world in countries such as australia south africa and federal and like many other commodity producers neuros course hit by the financial crisis however this region suffered few cuts. the plant has overcome the crisis quite successfully it was a constant demand for oil production in the global market that's why we didn't decrease volume of production juvie the hard times not all nor nickels factories was