by the end of the war she was head over heels in love, and paul, well, paul was still on the fence. she feared they were from very different backgrounds and he dreaded meeting her right wing father. he worried julia would revert to being a pasadena socialite at the end of the war. and he suggested they return to the peace time lives and see how they like each other in civilian clothes. so they returned to the states and went their separate ways, paul back to washington, and juliet to california and she embarked on the mission to win him over. she subscribed to "the washington post" and "new york times" much to her father's work so she could read what paul read. she even took up the novels of henry miller he felt rather x-rated by which paul adored and she took her first cooking lessons so she could make a homemade meal when he came to visit. after six months in the correspondence paul had succumbed to her charm. he allowed his heart to overrule -- his head to overrule his heart and they were married in september, 1946. in 1948, two years later they moved to paris. paul went to work

it's wrong paul announces two thousand and twelve presidential exploratory committee today in iowa and the grassroots are ablaze now that ron paul has been proven right about everything he said in two thousand and eight the old establishment candidates are going to have to react to the libertarian shift in the g.o.p. base or render themselves a relevant rumor the economist was right about the downturn coming years ago when everyone told him he was crazy that's right peter schiff joins us tonight about how he ron paul the presidency is the only hope for a commie veteran strong paula two thousand and twelve is already in studio tonight moneyball is the way it's time to show the country what we've been working on since two thousand and eight you're watching adam vs the man. during the two thousand and eight presidential campaigns millions of americans were asking about ron paul who is this man and why is he trying to save my country ron paul is a congressman representing the fourteenth district of texas a former doctor an air force flight surgeon the first time he ran for the republican n

paul ryan's response is to throw out the c.b.o. numbers -- chris: and get rid of the obama health care plan. before we breaks donald trump is making noise about running for president. as one can observe by the way he is his own number one fan. >> i'm a very smart guy. went to the best college, had good marks. chris: funny, he was making the same comments about himself and toying with running for president in the year 2000. all that bragging was made to order for "saturday night live." >> i want to officially declare my run for the presidency of the united states, and look, hey, don't try to fight it. all right? i'm going to get elected. you know why? because i'm a winner. all right? let me show you something i wrote many -- in my school notebook when i was just 14 years old. here's a list of the things i wanted that day. all right? i made a million bucks, ok? i want a super fast jet. did that. sleep with foxy blondes. i think we know how that went. all i got left is this president thing here and then i'm going to build the world's

the twenty fold race to the white house is on and ron paul is the latest g.o.p. candidate to enter the fray but with many republicans now echoing his concerns about debt spending on the size of government the wrong paul's third presidential bid see success. and today marks the twenty fifth anniversary of true noble the world's worst nuclear disaster that is until japan's fukushima crisis came along the border of a century later what is there to be learned from. and he's one of the best known death row inmates around the globe. and while ruling today brings hope for mia we asked him what his case means for justice in america. while he's at it again republican congressman ron paul is setting his sights on the white house for the third time announcing today his bid for the twenty twelve republican presidential nomination and ron paul's outspoken and fed antiwar views have made him into something of a libertarian icon and while money bombs and a bombastic following have earned him much attention in two thousand and eight unfortunately that support never translated in

the twenty twelve race to the white house is gone and ron paul is the latest g.o.p. candidates and sort of frayed but with many republicans now echoing his antiwar spending and anti fed message could ron paul's third bid for the white house be the charm. and today marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the german oval crisis the world's worst nuclear disaster that is until japan's fukushima crisis came along the border of a century later what is to be learned. and he's one of the best known death row inmates around the world for me abu jamal put a turn of events in court today brings hope but what does his case mean for justice in america. good evening it's tuesday april twenty sixth four pm here in washington d.c. and was the captain of any watching party well he's at it again republican congressman ron paul is setting his sights on the white house for the third time announcing today his bid for the twenty twelve republican presidential nomination now ron paul's outspoken anti and fed antiwar views have made amends with something of a libertarian icon and while money

not shocked at all ron paul's movement ron paul's momentum has been doing nothing but growing since his two thousand and eight to see him running again seemed inevitable the only thing that seemed like it might be real him is if they decided that his son and the new senator from kentucky might be a better standard bearer but they appear to be holding him in reserve maybe for twenty sixteen if it's still necessary well so let's look at the political climate right now i'm wondering if you still think that ron paul is a complete longshot or whether you know the economic situation that we're fighting and has really brought a lot of more americans out in terms of the tea party a lot of people you know are looking more at these libertarian ideals as perhaps the sane and normal thing to do what do you say yeah you know unlike nearly every other pundit who's commented on runs announcement i am not going to claim that i can see the future one way or the other everyone else seems to think that there's absolutely no way ron paul could go anywhere but as you said take a look at what has been happen

and the twenty twelve race to the white house is on and ron paul is the latest republican candidate to enter the fray who had many of the g.o.p. now echoing his concerns about debt spending and the size of government could ron paul's third presidential bid see success. and today marks the twenty fifth anniversary of chernobyl the world's worst nuclear disaster that is until japan's fukushima crisis came along so quarter of a century later what is there to be learned. thanks. good evening it's tuesday april twenty sixth eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm lucy catherine of any watching r.t. . and he's one of the best known death row inmates around the world and mall has spent nearly three decades behind bars sentenced to execution following his controversial conviction for the quarter of a white police officer but today there's new hope for me as a court unanimously declared his death sentence unconstitutional finding for the second time that the death penalty instructions given to the jury at me as one nine hundred eighty two trial were potentially misleading archies honest to see a c

paul predicted that his career would probably not recover from it. >> was paul brought before the committee himself? or just by the committee investigators? >> he was subjected to a full loyalty inquiry that was the fbi investigated him. the united states information service investigated him. his past going back ten years but he wasn't dragged before a senate subcommittee. in the end, even though he thought he was a liberal as you can get without being a communist, they thought he was probably a homosexual and accused him of all kinds of other sort of nefarious acts, julia was from a well the right wing family and her father was one of the early supporters of nixon and she told -- pull every string she could washington and he was finally cleared. >> -- [inaudible] >> an interesting and complicated question. if you look at the arc of their relationship she was a very insecure, inexperienced girl when he met her. she turned herself inside out to become someone that he would like and admire and perhaps would one day love. in a way he became her mentor. he educated her, shaped her interests. an

paul ryan said this isn't a budget, this is a cause. you talk to democrats and they say what obama said this was the opening salvo in the 2012 presidential campaign. i think we're seeing the broader agents -- arguments we'll have in 2012. it's going to be about fiscal responsibility and health care. medicine care and our social safety net is probably going to be the biggest clash between the two parties and we're going to have another argument over tax cuts. the bush tax cuts and the president saying this week, i extended them once, i refuse to do it again and having republicans on capitol hill saying we're not raising taxes. >> both you and janet spent your week prowling the granite halls on capitol hill and one thing that john boehner, the speaker of the house said, said he's succeeded in shifting the debate into a debate about spending cuts, not about spending. is he right? >> the frame of the debate really has shifted in that direction, whether boehner is single-handedly responsible for it or he was carried by the political forces i

paul mwai and's proposal what the impact that the president is talking about -- paul ryan a's proposal will have the back of the president is talking about. it is not about painting republicans as ogres. you will see a tremendous cut and energy, 70%, 25% cut in education, cuts in programs. those things are going to happen under his proposal. that is not a matter of makeup or mischaracterizing. it is what is going to happen. >> how do you have a serious debate about this, nina? >> well, i am not sure how did the debate gets serious. in some sense you reap what you sow. republicans were trashing obama's plan because of and not controlling costs, and now it has come back to hit them very hard. the truth is that ryan in some ways has a serious plan on medicare. he is right about some things. you do need it skin in the game -- consumers do. obama is also right, in my view, anyway, the division is kind of a skewed. but obama does not have a real long-term -- >> is the president correct when he says that the ball rhinoplasty would create a completely different america? -- that the paul ryan p

arms over the tax disparities between social classes and add to that a recent video showing republican paul ryan being booed and it really makes you wonder when will washington get the hint that they're not representing the average american i'm president obama is currently campaigning in california and yesterday he made a stop at the facebook headquarters so is this an attempt to get the young both or just the money from silicon valley then people across the country are celebrating religious holidays this week whether it be passover or easter but today we'll tell you about another group holding a convention atheists and we'll speak to one of them and find out why they think they're the most take group in america and believe it or not some people are ok with the idea of torture a recent poll unveils which demographic thinks that it's acceptable to torture the enemy we'll have details on the poll and more importantly we want to know why some of these people think of these cruel actions aren't cause for concern that's later on in the show but now let's move on to our top story. yesterday we re

paul walker? >> i'm ready, let's see what you got. >> all right, let's do this. >> tell you what, push in the clutch there. >> okay. >> all the way to the floor. it's called movie premiere, buddy, come on, let's go. >> okay, hold on. >> i think i should drive. >> okay. >> all right? >> hey, guillermo, look at this. you push in the clutch. >> oh, okay. hey! hey, paul, where you going? wait for me! hey, little girl, look, vin diesel over there. ♪ her name is rio ♪ and she dances on the sand ♪ just like that river twisting through the dusty land ♪ ♪ and when she shines she really shows you all she can ♪ ♪ oh rio rio dance across the rio grand ♪ ♪ >> i'm the new face of this franchise. i'm like the rock but i'm more sexy. you know, more good looking. i have a moustache. he doesn't have a mustache. ♪ >> coming summer 2012. from the people who brought you "fast five" comes the next chapter. >> you can't go. it's too dangerous. >> you don't understand. i'm pregnant! >> my boy! oh, my

well, from town to town we saw paul ryan get an earful from voters here. the powerful house budget committee chairman is fighting for his plan to reduce the country's debt. during this visit he's got 19 meetings. four of them just today. >> hey, everybody. >> reporter: he's the republican number cruncher. >> we put our budget on a path to not only balance but to pay off the debt. >> reporter: 41-year-old father of three paul ryan has represented wisconsin more than a dozen years. suddenly he's a lightning rod. >> paul ryan looks like a nice young man. >> reporter: targeted by liberal groups. >> ending medicare so millionaires can get another tax break? >> reporter: a laugh line on cable. >> we do tax the top. the top -- [ boos ]. >> that is paul ryan, the architect of the plan, being booed! >> reporter: today ryan claimed his critics don't get it. >> it's people who don't understand what we're doing with medicare. what i find is there's a lot of demagoguery and distortion occurring. >> reporter: armed with a powerpoint sales pitch, ryan is traveling his di

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first time we went with paul mccartney. paul mccartney was there. eating fried chicken with paul mccartney, then the other one was questlove has his birthday there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it was awesome. >> a lot of fun. being with all the roots, it was great. >> jimmy: what are you going to make us right now? >> we're going to take, will not taste good without the drink they use by mcknick. it's called the brown stoner. >> jimmy: brown stoner? >> yes. i saw the abs you have. i wanted to make a drink inspired by the abs. so in order to make the brown stoner -- >> jimmy: the brown stoner or the browse stoner? >> the brown stoner. >> jimmy: okay. make up your own answer, everybody. >> exactly. so we've got a little bit of different types of, this is called centurmaine, this is a little bit of sherry liquor and then we've got wonderful nutmeg bourbon. i'm just going to pour that in here. >> jimmy: wow. that's powerful. >> it is strong. >> jimmy: you know, i have things to do tonight. [ laughter ] >> you know, but i think you will appreciate this, because -

you need to know this there's a secret that paul ryan and the republicans who are arguing for even more tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires frankly don't want you to know. it's a secret that every republican president since ronald reagan and even to a certain extent bill clinton didn't want us to know about and that secret is that supply side economics that we sometimes call trickle down economics or reaganomics doesn't work in fact it only works to do one thing create a massive wealth inequality and screws over ninety eight percent of us and rains down money on the other two percent who use that extra cash to speculate on wall street and crash our economy supply side economics has never ever worked anywhere it's ever been tried anywhere in the world it's never worked trickle down economics only produces a nation of peons yet here republicans are trying to pass a budget it will embrace an even more radical version of reaganomics further slashing the tax rates for america's oligarchy and leaving the rest of us pick up the tab by dropping our health insurance taking food off our ta

that's what house budget chairman paul rian explains in his youtube video. in the republican proposal for the 2012 budget, rian is daring to take on the third rail, proposing cuts in entitlements like medicare, cuts of $389 billion over the next decade. cutting another $735 billion from medicaid, and he says repeeling the president's health reform law could, over time, save $1.4Ñi trillion.Ñoó these days, rines is getting called everything from reaganesque to ruthless. but back in his home town of janesville, wisconsin, theñr seven-term congressman is known simply as paul. >> paul understands that if we don't fix this we are going to be in trouble. >> reporter: with the national debt topping $14 trillion, folks in his district say they appreciate rian's willingness to risk his political future. >> i think there's some really difficult questions that have to be answered, how are we going to fund our future and howçó are we going to do that and not have the country go broke? >> reporter: janesville has been hurting ever since g.m. pulled out and many her

paul ryan is doing it on the back of poor people and seniors. he says to the seniors, you're grandfathered in if you are over 55, but he wants to make proposals that are going to put more pressure on domestic, discretionary spending. he's not doing much about defense spending in this country. he is not doing anything in terms of raising taxes to compensate and say the sacrifice will be shared across all areas of our economy. the rich get off like scoundrels. they are happy. they're like the executives on wall street this week getting all the big bonuses, despite all the -- >> it's shameful to make money. >> oh, get out of town. >> chris: you're making them out like scoundrels. >> you should be ashamed to use that language as the host of the show. >> chris: what are you talking about? >> you should be impartial. >> more like brit hume. >> chris: that's right. >> you don't think the wall street guys are scoundrels -- >> chris: you didn't say wall street guys. you said the rich making out like scoundrels. >> they're getting breaks and will get more

by the way ron paul cannot get elected i'm sorry i. will prove you wrong you twisted bastard and one of the ways we'll do it is with veterans for ron paul since when else our facebook pages just days ago on the show we have tripled in the likes and i like to share this comment from a fellow former marine from that paid timothy lafferty writes let's put someone in the white house that understands exactly what it means that the hearts and minds of the troops ron paul two thousand and twelve a man by the way to get a chance to mention it during the show when we introduced veterans ron paul but in the two thousand and eight primary race he got more campaign contributions from active duty soldiers then all other candidates combined the choice of the troops and active duty troops is none other than fellow veteran texas congressman dr ron. when we come back we'll speak with dr glenn stassen professor of person ethics at fuller theological seminary editor of just peace making a new paradigm for the ethics of peace and war and have a special fo

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our conversation with the legend, paul simon. >>> and daytime drama. a shocker for loyal fans of two american tv classics. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >> good evening, we have now told you about five instances of air traffic controllers falling asleep on the job during their shift in the tower over the past few weeks alone. in some cases while aircraft circled, waiting to land, and then landed anyway. tonight, the consequences. a big head has rolled, and more changes are coming. the faa has already ordered that no tower should have just one controller anymore, and now they're sending more out into the field. and just today, the head of the faa's air traffic control operations is out of a job. tonight, we begin with tom costello at reagan national airport in washington where one of the controllers was found sleeping just three weeks ago. good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you. sources say the head of the faa air traffic control operations had lost the confidence of senior government leaders. alt least

she took her first cooking lessons for paul. after a long distant courtship with a steamy correspondence, paul succumbed to julia's charm and let his head overrule his heart and married in september 1946. in 1948, two years later, the child's moved to paris. paul working for usis, united states information service, a branch of the state department, and julia continued cooking lessons. they reconnected with jane in paris who was a painter, and they found her married to an odd russian map, but as paul wrote, jab was just as lazy, hazy, and impracticable and lovable as always. the happiness of their reunion was short lived as they were embroiled in the red spy scare. in only a few years after the war, the euphoria of victory was replaced by new fears about the spread of communism and the cold war. after the fall of china to the reds in 1949 when mountbatten. by the end of 1950, spy fever gripped the country. they were convicted of perjury, confessed, and others were arrested on espionage charges. by 1953 after three years of unrele

that happens. >> rose: paul allen and john leguizamo when we continue. every story needs a hero we can all root for. who beats the odds and comes out on top. but this isn't just a hollywood storyline. it's happening every day, all across america. every time a storefront opens. or the midnight oil is burned. or when someone chases a dream, not just a dollar. they are small business owners. so if you wanna root for a real hero, support small business. shop small. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: paul allen is here, he is the co-founder of microsoft. today he is the chairman of an investment firm, vulcan, and one of the wealthiest people in the world. he is known for being somewhat of a renaissance man. he's invested in technology and media and real estate companies and the redevelopment of his native seattle. he has spent over a billion dollars on philanthropy and funds and institute for brain science. his hobbies include spaceships, rock and roll and yachts. a fan of football and

paul can probably speak to what he has done at the d.a.'s office to establish the process to make -- to keep these cases from falling through the cracks. and finally, the community corridor partnership where we have focused some of our resources in the commercial quarter across the city. we've been working in some cases with property owners to enter into an agreement whereby we have a contractor go and abate the graffiti immediately, or as immediately as possible so that in these most visible corridors that are part of the economic life blood of our city, that that graffiti doesn't stay there very long. so there are things that are happening that are good. so i don't want anyone to -- i don't want to start off the conference with everybody kind of down about how we're being overrun here, but there are some good things in the works. but we really need your thoughts and your partnership to really help us really breakthrough to the next level. so i want to thank you for coming here. before the next speaker -- because sometimes speech can be a

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paul krugman. did you hear a path? did you see a plan? >> yes. if you're serious about the deficit there are two things you have to do. you have to reign in health care costs and that means having a process for bringing health care costs down. it relies on independent experts to set a target for medicare costs and look for things-- ways to save money, which is the way it's going to happen. it's not going to happen through some magical process of invoking the free market to solve all our problems. and you also have to get serious about revenue. there's no real way you can do this without having some additional revenue, and the president's proposal was-- had both of those things. i think it relied a little too much on spending cuts and should have had more for revenue, but this was a serious proposal whereas in fact the republican plan released last week was a joke. it was full of unexplained sources of revenue, and spending cuts that are never going to happen, couldn't happen. so this was actually a much more serious proposal, not ideal, but much

paul ryan put it on the table. let's not talk about the next six months but ten years. if you make a political stand, make other over something really big and important not over this. but that's not the prevailing view right nown the republican caucus in the house. >> charlie: so tell me first about barack obama and how he's handling it and what the options are for the democrats. >> first i think gerry is right in the sense this is a different obama than we saw in the first two years but not a different obama than we saw crucially in the lame duck session. he tried to put himself apart from both meerts and above both parties saying he's the adult in the room the last man standing. the difference this is that deal he had the democrat base did not like renook the bush tax cuts but president obama could turn to the democrats and say there's more stimulus in here, a bunch of unemployment insurance and other goodies here. he's got nothing to turn to democrats and say is there any good in this. this is just more and more cuts to more and more programs that are valuable to dem

paul banners within the jurisdiction of the port of san francisco -- st. paul banners -- street pole banners within the jurisdiction of the port of san francisco. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm here to speak to you about street pole better criteria. the city currently permits debtors to be held in utility poles for limited periods of time to inform the public about events as described in the public works code. the court has also allow banners on the center median of the embarcadero road way and on jefferson street for the past 10 years. the city uses an adopted public works code to define and regulate how this is done, and we propose that the port adopt criteria similar to the public works code, all the criteria that respond to the public trust requirements and unique waterfront conditions. currently, the court uses an encroachment permit process to issue permits to hang banners. for your review are the draft st. paul banner criteria, which would regulate the design, placement, and fees. the purpose of regulating street: banners -- street pole is to

paul ryan doesn't. we're in such a hold even making the major reform you don't want to affect people currently on medicare. you have grandfather them. you don't get the balance within the decade. jim jordon of the republican senate committee will unveil drastic, rapid reduction in rate of growth of medicare. i think it's the responsible way to cut government. we have a crisis. we're going bankrupt and paul ryan is trying to prevent us from doing that. i think it can be sold as policy and politics and we'll get it attacked from the right for being too slow and from president obama being too harsh. >> what you see on the republican side is the need, then, i think to sell it. not only to republicans but sell it to constituents. what ryan's solution is we're just going to grandfather in everybody who is over 55 i think he told you this morning. if this was a national emergency, don't we have to make a sacrifice, everybody in the country working together to cut back on entitlement? the one point that he is r

to heart tim paul and he is tonight's kill time winner. now in light of the looming deadline for the government shutdown there's one budget cut proposal that's just too funny to pass up the party here and retired army lieutenant colonel allen west has announced an unusual proposal to cut thirty seven million dollars from the military budget and his plan well it's to get rid of color copies i know that's not some fancy military code word he literally means cutting all funding for those color glossy prints you know the kind you can pick up from staples or office depot the according to west he says it is twenty two years of military service make him knowledgeable in the areas of wasteful spending and go figure his proposal actually passed with bipartisan support on monday night the only problem here i don't know how about this is baby yawn that minuscule element of military spending as in point zero zero three percent in fact we have the circle ground here to show you how little color copies cost but all the sliver is really just hard to see

live in san francisco, paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> thank you, paul. your iphone and i pad know where you are. and apparently that information is being tracked. at a technology conference in san francisco two researchers said they've discovered a secret tracking feature on the apple devices. this morning we talked to some people outside an apple store in san francisco who were not too concerned about being tracked. but they do think apple should address the rumors. >> if apple came out and were more open about it i think people would relax a little more. >> the two researchers said the devices track the locations of users in unencrypted and unsecured files. and there's no way to remove the data. the researchers say they've asked apple for an explanation but so far have not received a response. >>> today is the deadline for the owner of a vallejo building to fix the leaning structure where its tenants could be forced to leave. tenants avoided eviction in march of last year after the owner submitted emergency plans to short structural damage. repair plan