¿qué pasa con sarah daniels? ¿ya la encontramos? >> tenemos cuatro equipos trabajando. >> si, es para el reportaje especial de corbi, el jefe neceita un helicóptero para ethan y la nueva reportera sarah, gracias. >> te debo una bruce. >> amigos ¿sabes cuántas puertas tuve que tocar para conseguirlo? >> pero ¿tenemos un plan? ¿adónde iremos? >> debo llevarte a un lugar seguro. >> hay un helicóptero en el edificio libertad, al otro lado de la calle. >> me enconarán donde quiera que esté. >> ganaremos tiempo, si pueden >> me encontrarán donde quiera que esté. >> ganaremos tiempo, si pueden mantenerse desplazándose por el aire. >> gracias. >> debo volver al canal para transmitir el reportaje, tengan cuidado ¿si? y ethan, quiero hablarte. >> ahora regreso. >> ethan, necesitarás esto. >> odio esas cosas. >> oye, solo tenla. >> ella es la yuiyo, pero debo cambiar su destino. >> ethan, no existe un lugar al que puedas llevarla, para escapar de su destino, no seas torpe esta vez, debes llevarla a la gran cueva. >> me estoy cans

palin -- have you talked to sarah palin? you now share this distinction as being the only to women in american history to be nominated for vice president, has she called you to talk to you, ask you what it's like or what it might be like or anything like that? and she said well, she said no, but then she said with a actually, senator mccain had called me and i called him back. he called me to tell me what he had done and i called him back, and i said wish her luck, and he said she's right here, i will put her on the phone. and so he put sarah palin on the lane and she basically had no clue who geraldine ferraro was. the conversation was very short, and, so with sarah palin spoke "going rogue" came out there's a whole page about how sarah palin had been going around the country talking about how great geraldine ferraro was, and geraldine ferraro had called her up to thank her for all these shout out on the campaign trail. so, anyway. so i called geraldine ferraro back and i said you know, her account is a little different fro

finally, sarah lacy's book available at book stores and on kindle. thank you for making us part of your sunday morning.

sarai even says a man to facebook post by sarah. because this comes from a trusted source in the name this kind of fitting for sarah pailin alias, a lot of people and liners in this page was greeted just to further her family's on- line presence. >>pam: more coming up now that the guys tread a pitch that book. now, here is gabe slate, with some tech news. >>gabe: resume tablet finally has a price and release date. the tablet is expected to be the first real competitor to the i pad. the tablet is available for pre order on best buy website. it's officially on the market thursday. it's priced at a steep $800 for the standard version that will connect to the internet when you're in a wife by area. if you sign up with a 2 year 3 g data plan with verizon which would give the tablet internet anywhere, for as much top $200 off the cost making this too will the $600. if you do that with rising get the lower price to zoom at 600, don't forget you want to $20 a month data plan to pay for. it's a pricey gadget. it is it worth it? the 803 g zoo

sarah is hoping for the same luck. she's ready for her first date with ron, a match handpicked by her ghostwriter. >> date number one. >> on the date. >> reporter: he didn't seem to find that he had a little help, either. >> so what do you think about the big reveal? >> it's kind of a shocker, but i would say, i would love to have someone do that for me. >> i wanted to make sure that it was the right moment and wasn't contrived or forced, he listened to me and a very long pause. he was like, that's actually really cool. >> reporter: and now sarah is hooked on outsourcing. >> in a week's time, it probably saved me six hours of my life. honestly, it's a fun process. i don't know if he's the one but it was fun. >> he wasn't. e-flirt experts have a wide range of services starting at $39 all the way up to $2,500. they offer everything from e-makeovers, making over your profile, to date coaching. and they will take you shopping, for a new style, george. happy valentine's day. >> you too, andrea, thanks very much. >>> next, w

frank bailey worked for see sarah palin that is him on the left. this is a photograph and anybody can read a book like might be troubling. the lead is to draw upon thousands of personal e-mail from his time. the book is a tenet of the called blind justice " a memoir of our culture was years. this is what he says for a start, that she heat it being alaskas governor. in one e- mail " i hate the stamp of ". also, a narcissistic liar who is incompetent and manipulative, self promoter who stop at nothing to cross who quit cross our-not published yet. >>pam: and with the exception of on the motive? >>catherine: and he has been reconsidering his actions on palance behalf. including trooper statgate. and bailey is also feeling guilt because of what we're told this is the christian faith. in other news, it is going to be good for the shuttle. after getting repaired in the garage for several months it will launch this week. as the astronauts are back at the space center and try again on the thursday. there were going to make their final voyage in november bu

sarah shahi is here. tomorrow night, josh brolin, will be here. camille grammer from "the real housewives of beverly hills," and music from tinie tempah. on thursday, kim kardashian will join us -- along with alex trebek. and music from one eskimo. is it one eskimo? our first guest is a platinum-selling recording artist by night, and an oscar winning actor by day. his newest record is called "best night of my life." it looks just like this. please say hello to the shy but likeable jamie foxx. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how you are you? >> so pumped. i saw you. now, it's a plethora of people in here. a lot of caucasians. do you know that was a soul clap you were doing? give me a soul clap. [ applause ] all right, right. it's black history month. you right on time. y'all always do that. we don't do that anymore. i got it, jamie. i got it. we do this now. we do this. >> jimmy: that is one of those things you see a guy will have learned that and he continues doing it at every wedding. >> won't get it go. like at basketball games, the dance cam.

sarah vowell unfamiliar officials will be released on march 22. on march 29y the good book by acc grayling and the great soul by joseph lelyved. and it will be available on april 12th. and on april 26th the floor of heaven, a true tale of the last frontier and the yukon gold rush. michael burly's book moral combat good and evil in world war ii will also be released sometime in april. on may 3rd, to end all wars, a story of loyalty and rebellion, 1914 to 1918 by adam hochschild will be out in june. and the liberator of latin america will be released. on june 13th, mightier than the sword "uncle tom's cabin" and the battle for america a book by david reynolds will be available. and on june 21st, independence the struggle to set america free by historian john furling will also be released. to find other books that will be released this spring, visit booktv.org and check out the news about books section. >> we'd like to hear from you. tweet us your feedback. twitter.com/booktv. >> well, on february 16th of this year, the borders bookstore group declar

and so he put sarah palin on the line, and she basically had no clue who geraldine ferraro was. the conversation was very short, so, so when sarah palin's book "going rogue" came out, there's a whole page in there about how sarah palin was going around, was going around the country talk about how great geraldine ferraro was there in geraldine ferraro had called her up to thank her for all these chats on the campaign trail. so anyway, i told geraldine ferraro back and i said, her account a little different from yours. in geraldine ferraro would've repeated the story as she told to me the first time. so i was satisfied to put in the book, but i didn't -- sarah palin is very attractive, a person with a lot of energy. i was having one can't like a. i watched her show the other night. i saw her stand up to the grizzly bear. but she can tell some whoppers, that's all i can say. a woman knows some whoppers. [laughter] >> anybody have any other questions you would like to ask? okay, well i hope you enjoy the evening. and i will go over there and sign some books. [applause] >> kim eisler

and yes sarah does seem to have a very unique ability to piss off liberals or that whole refute about the so-called ground zero mosque is that how the entire world talking but mostly just about how stupid she is and of course pailin had to trade in what apparently in coulter's opinion would be a move up from the governor's mansion to a reality show i think that we all remember this very classic clip. where. you're you. can't like. being president would be below sarah palin and her fox news contract and i'm sure that would really cut into her fish killing time on national t.v. so for ann and others in g.o.p. land i guess the being the president is really a step down for making money off the lecture circuit and that's why tonight and coulter is our tool time where. now it appears that homophobia is making a comeback. that's not that was ever really gone but you see the new chairman of the american conservative union which hosts the annual c pack of event says that they're going to start vetting organizations before allowing them to participate and the one of the main criteria would be o

sarah palin applied to the u.s. patent office last november, but bristol palin submitted her forms in september just before dance "dancing with the stars." engs per the usual reason people -- the palins are certainly celebrities. >> thanks for joining us. >> 6:00 we'll be back with more news.

trillion during his time in office and he may have lowered taxes but he also raised taxes still here sarah palin president reagan said you can't be for big government big taxes and big bureaucracy is the for the little guy perhaps that's simply because reagan wasn't always for the little guy in one thousand nine hundred one he fired more than eleven thousand air traffic control workers who had gone on strike again what you probably didn't see during the reagan media love if they do not report for work within forty eight hours they have for sort of their jobs and will be terminated scenes like this all but forgotten from reagan's pre-presidential days. instead he is remembered as the man who rode in on horseback to rescue america it's an image republicans and the tea party in particular have so successfully resurrected that the mainstream media has forfeited its responsibility to critically assess his legacy in washington christine r.t. . facebook turned seven years old this month so what better time to examine the way it and the internet in general have changed our world and our lives basi

the ever sarah but it cost will be her view all the commercials from the big game and will determine which ads were hot and which were not to happen at the end of the show but now let's move on to tonight's top story. today is day one of two and the extradition hearing of wiki leaks founder julian assange in london now the media question to hand is whether a songe can be extradited from britain to sweden on sexual allegations but the question on everyone's mind is of course if he goes to sweden what comes next could it open the door for the u.s. to get their hands on it earlier i caught up with r.t. correspondent laura and who is just outside the courthouse in london and i first asked her what the main arguments were that we heard today specifically coming from the defense who has claimed on many occasions that they fear a songe won't be given a fair trial. well on monday they concentrate on human rights really the allegation that human rights would be violated if he was extradited to sweden that preliminary. round the risk that the u.s. would seek extradition from sweden or even sub

. >>> sarah palin in california tonight to honor president ronald reagan but not so fast says one member of the reagan family. >>> this local storage facility had 43 break ins in just two years. >> i think my stuff would have been safer in my car. >> the special offer that entices crime rings. coming up in minutes. ♪ stinky ♪ hefty ♪ stinky ♪ hefty ♪ stinky, stinky ♪ hefty, hefty, hefty [ announcer ] hefty bags with unscented odor block technology... help neutralize odors and stop the stinkies. ♪ stinky, stinky, stinky ♪ hefty, hefty, hefty sunday would is 100th birthd >>> sarah palin spoke at a dinner in santa barbara tonight to celebrate ronald reagan. sunday would have been his 100th birthday. >> there isn't one replacement for reagan but there are millions who believe in the great ideas that he espoused. there is a whole army of patriotic davids out there ready to stand up and to speak out in defense of liberty. >> well, at the same time the former alaska governor said that she believes the u.s. is dangerously out of step with reagan values. the former president's son

. >>> sarah palin in california tonight to honor president ronald reagan but not so fast says one member of the reagan family. >>> this local storage facility had 43 break ins in just two years. >> i think my stuff would have been safer in my car. been safer in my car. >> the special offer ,,,,,, the next, you start one feeling a bit off.ne. the moment you feel run down or achy, nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud. sunday would 00th birthday. >>> sarah palin spoke at a dinner in santa barbara tonight to celebrate ronald reagan. sunday would have been his 100th birthday. >> there isn't one replacement for reagan but there are millions who believe in the great ideas that he espoused. there is a whole army of patriotic davids out there ready to stand up and to speak out in defense of liberty. >> well, at the same time the former alaska governor said that she believes the u.s. is dangerously out of step with reagan values. the former president's son said he doesn't see the connection between pali

sarah palin's "america by heart," 33 reagans. only to be narrowly beaten by herself, palin's "going rogue" has 34 reagan references. this isn't even counting a book from newt ginrich exclusively about ronald reagan. so who is the person on the planet who might be closest to ronald wilson reagan? >> i'm not sure anyone can succeed in being ronald reagan. >> john berman, abc news, new york. >>> coming up, how advertisers are getting in your head and know what you like even if you don't. ♪ [ smack! ] [ smack! smack! smack! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum ta tum tum tums imagine a day when we can eat what we want and sleep soundly through the night. prevacid®24hr prevents the acid that causes frequent heartburn all day, all night. >>> tomorrow, millions will tune in to see the big game and the other big attraction, the ads. this year, a 30-second commercial spot costs about $3 million. advertisers are now rese

with me to meet video paid a surprise visit to one of the capital's main stations that was artie's sarah firth discovered the check up has caused many red faces. star and the passengers. train station feel extremely surprised today by the arrival of president. plans to check out the security systems at the train station we know that he was extremely pleased with what he found when he entered the station he couldn't see any police officers there and a metal detectors now he was accompanied by the heads of the federal security service and the interior ministry we know that he addressed the staff and the son of the police officer and he was actually quite angry when he was questioning that as to why exactly these measures were in place. as for the order i haven't seen a single policeman at the railway station i understand that there are c.c.t.v. cameras but still what about standpoint duty standby duty in ruwi station holds we've walked around the whole together with the minister but i haven't noticed a single priestman turn school security has been the talk of president medvedev agenda sin

they have to speak out on all of these issues to be considered credible figures so sarah palin you know who could see russia from her door in her window you know is now an expert on russia or whatever else the reason why u.s. politicians feel free to make bloopers on your national issues could be that many of their audiences can't catch the inconsistences well it's very easy to manipulate people when they don't know anything so on foreign policy generally americans. indifferent they don't pay attention to world events and you can easily manipulate them cos of their public ignorance or ghastly after waging wars in iraq and afghanistan for years figures show most americans still have difficulties finding the countries on the map giving them the money. or. if the public is not able to notice the ignorance of their politicians they won't be able to hold them accountable for their decisions something that is one of the biggest threats to democracy in america i'm going to check our reporting from washington r.t. . if wayne is experiencing a worrying brain drain with a population plummeting by

nation has suffered from incredible disease the winner of hearts and minds of millions of americans sarah pailin to thought africa was a country some two years ago but now nothing seems to stop her from handing out advice on how to deal with egypt this is pale and has further contributed to her credibility in foreign affairs when commenting on the u.s. stance with regards to north korea obviously got to stand with our north korean allies were bound to create by trees and worry about by well the paradoxes is that politicians who really know nothing about these things have to appear to know something they have to speak out on all of these issues to be considered credible figures so sarah palin you know who could see russia from her door and her window you know is now an expert on russia or whatever else the reason why us politicians feel free to make bloopers on international issues could be that many of their audience is can't cash the inconsistences well it's very easy to manipulate people when they don't know anything so on foreign policy generally americans are indifferent they don't pa

ok sarah for thanks very much indeed for bringing us the details. and twenty years ago all the members of the warsaw pact agreed to and their alliance originally formed at the hyatt of the cold war as a deterrent to nato was no longer necessary once the soviet union collapsed but nato carried on and as artie's lauren lister reports it is ation is having trouble justifying its existence. it was an alliance born of fear originally supposed to define defend western europe against the soviet union but the fall of the berlin wall changed all that now decades later the military alliance formed against the soviet threat long deprived of its enemy has been. the answer bumbling for a clear cut mission the north atlantic treaty organization has been fighting for justifiable reason to be but that hasn't stopped nato from continuing to pursue a global reach it's been twenty years since the warsaw pact formed in response to nato dissolved but even without its main rival nato has continued to aggressively expand and to date it has operations spanning several coun

it really didn't come as a particular surprise surprise that borders declared chapter 11. >> host: sarah weinman he mentioned the amazon connection. what exactly did orders do with amazon and in your view, what kind of mistake was that? >> guest: to reiterate, back in 2001 when borders had had its own web site, but instead of running their own books directly themselves, they pass that to amazon so essentially they were giving up revenue to their competitor in order to essentially make certain things easier, but in doing that it was something of of the devil's bargain because they didn't essentially on their own on line property. so by the time that they change direction, they had i think a new ceo who said that this was not a very good idea. but reclaiming it in 2008, but then amazon had already introduced the kindle. barnes & noble's note was not introduced into's 2009 so when borders did develop its own e-book strategy in selling some additional e-readers, they just never were able to catch up in terms of appropriate orcas share. >> host: what happened to the borders e-book reader, the

as sarah said, we started this process in the fall of 2008. it since we were here last, we had published the second draft and a working on the third draft, which was a response to the comments that received both from you the commissioners and from committee members on the second draft. and that is in the packet. while you were on break, i added and eight page document which was the ordinance piece that was missing from your packets accidentally, and there are a couple of copies here for the public, nothing substantive, but just the ordinance for the peace. since we were here last, the director joined us in hosting a few meetings with community members to go over draft two and any other necessary changes. what you have before you are what we hope to be the results. tonight, we are here to try to initiate. we proposed march 24 as the potential adoption hearing. we believe the environmental impact report will be ready for certification at that same time. i wanted to just talk quickly about some of the changes that we made between the second draft

will be listed and there will be tips on stocking shooting and cleaning your very own moves you know sarah loves to shoot and kill so i'm betting that this is going to be a huge hit with the tea baggers now if you continue to flip through the magazine one of my favorite things you'll find are financial tips from christine i'm not a witch o'donnell that's right the woman who is under investigation for using campaign donations to pay her rent is now going to help everyday americans balance their checkbooks never mind the woman hasn't kept a steady job for years but during her campaign for senate last year she was found to have lived about her education and her work experience several times this could be great reading and i'm sure that she's going to offer some very sound financial advice just like bernie madoff did. now if you continue to scan the pages of the magazine oh you're going to come across the centerfold this month's cover girl is going to be none other than a failed nevada senate candidate sharron angle get a look at her she ran one of the worst campaigns in history couldn't even

bush, sarah palin, and now, michelle bachmann are very much trying to tap into the governing from the gut motif rather than governing from the mind motif and one of the things that i admire about you, mr. tyrrell and about mr. buckley, is that -- and george will is another name that comes to mind is there is an active engagement of the life of the mind that does not alienate the intelligentsia and please comments on the tea party movement with the focus from governing from the gut is in danger of moving conservatism away from the life of the the mind, to more of an instinct tiive reaction to current events. >> that is thoughtful, and, putting me in company withbuckl is very kind of you and it is difficult to say what the tea party movement is, aside from fervor and it is fervor on hoof behalf of the constitution, we are starting a column in "the american spectator" by a tea party person, ned ryan and we will be covering the movement, we will be covering the intelligent people in the movement, and, the less intelligent also, i suppose. but, i think there is reason to be optimistic abou

supervisor mar: i wanted to thank fred and sarah for their work on the report and i know it went to many revisions. i really appreciate the hard work and research you have done hopefully it is the beginning of creative solutions and ideas to the growing senior population in our communities. before i get to the number of speakers that have signed up, are there any question that you have for fred or sarah? supervisor avalos: in my neighborhood, ocean view heights, pohick on the 30th we will have a bill that day to do modifications for senior homes in that part of the city. if you want more information about that, you can contact my office. we want to make sure that we have as much information out there for the rebuilding day on april 30. supervisor mar: we emphasize that the seventh disco population of seniors is significantly bigger than los angeles, san jose, or even sacramento. a tremendous senior population. given the numbers, in 2007 it was 145,000 people. in 2008 it went up to 160,000 people. the demographic projections from the community survey of the senses and other sources shows

but at the same time i don't think we are going to know for several months at the earliest. >> sarah weinman is the news editor of publishers market place at thank you for joining us on booktv. >> thanks so much for having me.

sarah palin took part in the tribute. she said no one person can replace reagan's leadership. >> there are millions who believe in the great ideas that he espoused. there's a whole army of patriotic davids out there, waiting to stand up and speak out in defense of liberty, and these davids aren't afraid to turn goliaths, don't tread on me! >> the been get is just one of several celebrations for reagan's 100th birthday. >>> the son of president raking on is promoting his new book. during a stop in st. louis he talked about his father's legacy and dismissed those who compare him to sarah palin. >> there's no comparison between them. as much as some people would like to make that comparison, it doesn't really exist. from a character lodge. >> he went on to criticize what he called the level of vitriol aimed at the white house, saying it would have distressed his father. >>> airline flights are finally getting in and out of the dallas area this morning after weather-related delays force them to stay on the ground. at dallas/f

the third, sarah shourd, was released on $500,000 medical bail last september. she's been tried in her absence. all three being accused by the iranians of espionage, which is a very serious charge. today's session was held behind closed doors in tehran's revolutionary court. even the swiss ambassador, america's only diplomatic representative in iran, was thrown out. the court is controlled by the islamic republic's hard line religious clerics. the iranians say the three are spies, a charge that can carry the death sentence. all three have denied those charges. and there is hope that this trial may be the end of the ordeal, that they could be set free with time served. it's been a grueling 18 months for the three americans. all of it spent in tehran's notorious evin prison. fattal, bauer and bauer's fiancee, sarah shourd were arrested by the iranians as they hiked along the border with neighboring iraq. after 410 days in solitary confinement, the iranians released shourd on medical grounds after she discovered a lump in her breast. it was bittersweet freedom. >>

sarah ferguson fergie, she knows she's not. she already said, i have another engagement, anyway, i didn't need to go to this party. >> i feel bad for her. >> kanye west is being talked about quite a lot about attending as a guest, and the reason being he performed for the prince as a special tribute to the prince's mother. >> so now they're best friends? i don't get that thinking. >> justin bieber's new haircut? tell us about it real quick. >> he cut it for charity. he's giving away the hair to raise money. we did a poll, 77% of our audience loves the new cut. i think it's cute. >> it's -- yeah. i didn't like the first one. >> the first one is too much hair. this makes him actually look a little older, i think. >> i like the beeiebster now. >>> what would you do with more time in your life? we're going to talk about going to the mall to seeing your doctor and taking more time off per we 3 o'clock. my daily meeting with a salty snack and then a 3:15, with my guilt. [ female announcer ] new special k cracker chips. 27 crispy chip

told me, and so i went to the head of the organization and said this woman can't be sarah moonves's caregiver in a more oróñóñóññ caseworker. and i don't know if she was taken off the case. sarah can tell us that any case, when pran came out in 1979 and october, we met another relief organization and he was helping us with papers and i was telling him about this refugee organization and the case worker and i mentioned the case workers name and he said that woman? we call her dragon lady. [laughter] so i guess we have dragon ladies in all cultures. that's the story.?w >> was the purpose of the war correspondent? how did you see the purpose when you were a war correspondent? >> well, what i came to know was my purpose. you start off having not seen where i was in the army for a couple of years after college, but i wasn't in combat, it was the cold war. the only combat we had was staring into the faces of russian soldiers at checkpoints. anyway, so you just have to find out what do you do as a correspondent you watch people and reporters that have been there for a long time c

pailin account because she not only liked herself like sarah pailin did on facebook she would post links to our bed but she also would have comments for restore a right washer was on dancing with the stars and this one is my personal favorite that i'm going to have says hi bristol i love how respectful and gracious you are to the judges of her and you are the very very best to this woman have no shame at least not identify yourself right the sad part of thirteen friends. but instead of that she is not identified you know you have that only you know what else was in these leaks or that she wrote letters to the editor from fake names and you also know. how wonderful she is it's really crazy if you ask me i mean just get back to the facebook thing this identity that we think is hers goes around in liking everything the pale in account says it's really kind of bizarre but it sounds like she has too much time on her hands a few days does right she see like we always hear about she has all these scheduling conflicts there's a reason she can't do all the speeches and political events but now wh

he took the coveted speaking spot rejected by sarah palin. we covered it live on the c-span network. here is congressman west. >> but as be remembered of the pillars of kurd terrorism which will lead us to the new dawn of the new america. the first one is very simple. it is effective and efficient constitutional government, when thomas jefferson said, "my reading of history convinces me that most that the government results from too much government." [applause] therefore let me ask you a simple question -- do you believe that america can survive as a bureaucratic ministate? >> noaa! >> and you are absolutely correct. and i appreciate the emphasis over there. [laughter] [applause] the framers of our constitution, they had one true intent, to put a restraining order on big government. fiscal conservatism is a derivative of constitutional government, which understands it's right and proper mandate, and that is why next week, we're going to cut $100 million of spending off of the federal budget. host: david mark, there is a dual debate going on w

sarah shourd was released in september on bail and she has not returned. they are accused of illegally crossing the border into iran and they say it was an accident, iran says they were spying. >>> they are accusing the city leaders of abusing their power and they want them out. the group in hercules is a big step closer. don knapp is in hercules. >> reporter: after allegations of high-flying development deals gone bad costing hercules. >> milo: ions of dollars and a sweet heart contract from a city manager with a company run by his relatives they have said enough is enough. enough have signed petitions to force a recall election perhaps in june. while just about everyone else in herc you he's was at a super bowl party leaders of a recall effort were having a pea tillings party with the help of antoine young, validating petitions to make sure the 2850 names they have collected are enough to force the recall election. anton young says they were more than ready to sign. >> i think they are angry. of all the people we have asked to sign the petition, i would

what sarah palin says about running for the white house. >>> and i can see san mateo from here. traffic is moving along pretty well. we'll be right back. >>> good morning, there are breaks in the clouds and cold temperatures north bay. a lot of 30s. cloudy skies and rain. santa cruz mountains. parts of the east bay and extending out to the valley. cloudy rain to the north. partly cloudy with showers. >>> in news of the world in egypt. thousands of people are holding a victory march through the square today. they are calling the event the friday of victory and continuation. it has been one week since hosni mubarak announced he was stepping down as president of egypt. the military has blocked the main road into the square. but so far the atmosphere is light and peaceful. >>> thousands of mourners are calling for the downfall of marin ruling. it comes after an attack on proreform protestors that killed five people. leaders have banned public gatherings in an attempt to keep the public movement from reuniting. bahrain is a key u.s. ally and home to the navy's fifth fleet. >>> americ

sarah shourd is not present at the trial. you might remember, she was freed on humanitarian grounds in september. >>> e gyp's largest opposition party, the muslim brotherhood, is in talks with the government this morning on ending that country's political crisis. throughout the night, protesters shouted against president hosni mubarak and said they will stay in the streets until he leaves office. senior officials resigned from mubarak's party including his son and other party leaders. the 82-year-old president says he is trying to lead a peaceful transition to a new government but protesters say they want him out of office all together. >> one, two, three, four, kick him out the door! >> meantime here in the bay area, protesters gathered at u.n. plaza in san francisco. people from egypt, tunisia and elsewhere called on the u.s. government to take a firm stand against the mubarak government. meantime, an american grandmother trapped by the protesters in her cairo apartment is now free. at the airport, she did not want to talk

joining us now on booktv to discuss the impact of this bankruptcy is sarah weinman who is the news editor of publishers marketplace. ms. wyman, how did orders get to the point of declaring bankruptcy? >> guest: well i think it has been a long time in coming. certainly, the last three years in particular as quarter after quarter borders has been losing money and they have also gone through a number of management changes especially at the top. they have gone through i think something like four ceos in the past four years. but the story can also date back to the beginning of the 21st century i suppose, things like selling their web site to amazon in 2001 and they didn't reclaim it until 2008. their e-book strategy was never at the same level as say amazon's kindle or barnes & noble with enough. it just always kind of scene that borders was operating a few steps behind every other retailer and combining all the additional factors that has been i guess impacting the publishing industry especially on the print side in combination with various managerial mismanagement, it really didn't come as a

as the bp fund administrator, feinberg needed to figure out what was fair for people like sarah rigaud. >> this is a lot worse than katrina. >> reporter: on grand isle, louisiana, business at rigaud's restaurant as it tanked, down 90%. bp paid her $10,000. she's applied for another $162,000 from the gulf claims fund, or she closes for good. >> i. >> they don' don't have no certn date of when we might get another check or how much it might be. >> reporter: late yesterday that changed and nearly a half million people with claims now know fine pearg's final formula. with proper documentation, bp will write most of them a check for twice their losses for 2010. oyster men will get four times their losses, and they agree not to sue bp. feinberg thinks it's fair but told us in an exclusive interview he knows the grumbling is about to get louder. >> you do not design and administer these compensation programs expecting anybody to be happy. >> reporter: bp thinks it's too generous. the oil giant has already paid out $3.4 billion in partial claims, and another hired danny ray and his boat for th

it's frightening actually, that sarah palin could be the nominee. if she's the nominee, president obama will win again. >> are there any black people on the horizon to be the next president or speaker? >> i would have love to see condi rice go after something, but i think she had too much of the bush au ba tras. she would have -- the same thing about president obama helping our international reputation, she would have done that if she would have been able it to become president. >> despite being one of the architects in arc and wart in afghanistan. >> she was under the direction of president bush at that time. she would have been her own woman as the president and a a first woman president it would have made a significant difference. >> that does it for us on "our world" with black enterprise. visit us at black enterprise.com. check me out on facebook and follow me on twitter. i'm marc lamont hill. thanks for watching "our world with black ougog t bk. atst fwa. wi cseuidesi yr arho, u stnaa cte, wi cseuidesi hise a de. yr arho, ke sp rwdte, >> annou

sarah, followed by rose. >> good evening, commissioners. i and the deputy director of the san francisco planning and urban research association. the discussion tonight has been very interesting and somewhat upsetting for me. i really relate to comment that the director made at the beginning, or maybe some more throughout i guess it was item 11, with regard to the fact that growth in the region is going to happen. the question of where these people will live and how they will live is incredibly important, and each jurisdiction has a role to play in answering that question. i guess the depressing part comes in when we have all of these incredibly bright minds talking about a city that everybody loves and cares about so much, and we are working so hard together to figure out how we're going to find affordable housing, transportation improvements, and we are doing that in the context of a local government that is seen diminished resources budget that is seeing diminished resources, which only has control over its own resources, and i just want

sarah james, nbc news, christchurch, new zealand. >> just an unbelievable situation there. >>> and now around the other side of the world, there's been a tragic end to a very tense situation for four americans on board a small yacht that was hijacked by pirates in very dangerous waters. waters the americans knew were dangerous, just off the coast of somalia. as the u.s. was negotiating their release, the ordeal took a sudden ugly turn. our report tonight from our pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski. >> reporter: the four americans were on a dream voyage around the world, when pirates hijacked their yacht four days ago. this morning, off the coast of somalia, fbi negotiators aboard a u.s. destroyer, were still talking to the pirates holding the americans hostage, when suddenly it all went terribly wrong. military officials say, without warning, one of the pirates aboard the yacht, fired a rocket-propelled grenade at the destroyer. almost immediately, americans aboard the warship heard gunshots from below deck on the yacht. navy seals raced toward the boat in small inflatable boats.

. >> diane, the attorney for shane bauer, john fattal and sarah shourd said he's sure the charges are going to be baseless. they were arrested along the iraq/iran border. they said if they crossed into iran it was simply by mistake. last september sarah shourd was released on $500,000 bail but her fiance, bauer and fattal remain in custody. she reportedly has not returned. instead, her attorney says she prepared a statement that was delivered through the swiss embassy, which represents u.s. interests in iran. he plans to read it in court since she will still be tried in an sentia. the attorney has been denied access to bauer and fattal. he was told he might be able to see them one or two hours before the trial began. shourd, her family and friends, many who live in the bay area, including her mother, have been cautious about speaking to the media. those we talked to tonight say they're unsure how much information is getting to the iranian officials and don't want anything to adversely affect the case. ir kimberly terry, nbc news, bay area news. >>> day 12 of the situation in egypt, pr

apparently sarah palin herself is accused of having a fake facebook account of lou sarah. louise is her middle name. the fake account praises the posts that she pits on her official page. she says, don't believe any of the fake stuff. it's weird out there. you never know if it's the real person or not. everything with a grain of salt. >> absolutely. no matter what, gets their name out there which is always the goal. >> publicity is good. >>> well coming up, from a tea party to tv dance party, the politician who might compete on "dancing with the stars." >> and how britney spears' new music video is paying off literally coming up next in "the skinny." pears new video is paying off. h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h

. >> reporter: tsa spokeswoman sarah horizon row wits says portion where is blacked out for a reason. >> some contained security information, that could be a reason. >> reporter: bottom line she's says, it proves they were safe. >> reporter: we have worked with other third parties including universities and they have convinced us of the safety of the technology. there is min iscool amount of radiation being emitted by the scans. >> reporter: but a spokeswoman from johns hopkins says the study is being misinterpreted stating in this email to cbs5 "the laboratory torrey's expertise is systems engineering, not how something affects the human body so it would be on it side our expertise to say a radiation level is safe" one more reson to make strikeout doubt. >> i do think it's time for an independent investigation. >> reporter: allen martin, cbs5. >>> nothing blocked out for this upcoming weathercast. you're getting everything that we know. no red lines, so -- a lot of numbers. >> you're going to get a little too much be because we have a big forecast coming up in our extended outlook. t

[applause] >> thank you, sarah. she did not get the ipad, honey, but she did get the dinner getxc --dinner at xyz and hotel accommodation. our middle school sensible of the year is judy slump francisco middle school -- our middle school principal of the year is judy from francisco middle school. she brought have her school with her. she has inspired by her staff and students every day. if she more recently was inspired by one of our chinese citizen after being at the school for a week created a beautiful movie with beautifully drawn visuals, a perfect english with a strong and confident voice. judy, congratulations. >> thank you all for being here. it is with deep appreciation that i look out and see members of my school community, my school family, really, my own family, my mom whether in a storm today to be here -- weathering the storm to be here. thank you, mom, for being here. thank you for being here and lot in my life. i wanted to just say that i feel a little uncomfortable accepting this award because, quite