and just imagine that fear where no place is safe even in your own home, the doors can be broken down, thugs can come in. brian, appreciate you coming in. fouad, as well. coming up, tom friedman says what s happening in the arab world is the mother of all wakeup calls for the united states, for all of us, about ending an addiction to oil. that story is next. and later, the death toll rises from that devastating earthquake in new zealand. we ll hear from a former u.s. senator who is there with his wife for a conference. his wife came very close to losing her life. an extraordinary story when we continue. hi, i m chanelle pickens.
present. i started seeing the initial reaction of the bombing, i was kind of pleased back then. but then i started seeing the different things i saw the picture of the firefighter holding the young child. and i had a son at that time who was only 14 months old. and that kind of, you know, was one of my wakeup calls, i would say. t.j., last month, nine members of a michigan group called hutaree were arrested for plotting to kill police officers. you know, we are also seeing a lot of hate speech in public gatherings of various groups across the country. i m not going to single anyone out here. can you give us some insights from your experience back in the day? what pushes these people from talking to plotting to action? i think what happens is, you get people in a lot of different fields. we just had a bunch of kids
again, wakeup calls. the president has been pushing himself very hard. in modern medicine, you can live with stents. but he s probably going to have to do a lifestyle check of some kind, as a result of this experience. you know, on the other hand, former vice president dick cheney has had stents and heart attacks. and he is still going strong. and any number of other people are. the advances in cardiac medicine are astonishing in so many ways. the president was very proud of how he had changed his habits after he had had the first episode. now, whether he stayed with that or not, i don t know. i do know that he has been pushing himself very hard on a schedule. we ve been working with him on getting him to sit down to reflect on his generation, the baby boomer generation. and it s where in the world is bill clinton today. maybe this will be a wakeup call. you have to wonder, tom, every time you go to a doctor, he ll tell you it s a combination. you say, what s causing this? he ll say
allowed the emergence of a math haven and if so is it partly responsible for this latest killing. this first welcome to comfort zone than i have in the aftermath of the killing of daphne corona galatea your prime minister joseph muscat described this rather curiously as a wake up call twenty eight bombings in malta since two thousand and three and this is a wake up call sounds as though you ve slept through a lot of other wakeup calls that well actually what s happened recently is that. in this case particularly the police have done a very good job because bernie six weeks after the murder of the africa i want to go to the police managed to arrange three persons in court last week i
get further away from it, we kind of think it s part of our past and it isn t yet. it will be some day. some day, it will be part of our history like pearl harbor is part of our history, but this is an ongoing men as that we continue to face. these are two real wakeup calls for us, christmas morning and this one, but for the grace of god or good luck, we would have had a lot of people killed on both occasions. larry: the administration has been criticized for mirandizing the times square suspect and charging him as a civilian. did you ever waive a miranda, did you ever ask someone not to take it? what s your position? i think we got to learn from history. i think that treating these situations as criminal justice matters is just a mistake. it was a mistake that we should have learned from 93. we should have learned it later on. the bush administration treated some of these as civilian cases