michael's over to george allen, a nice bayberries. away from that, a scorcher. inland towards ellsbury, of to 94 or so. -- toward salsbury, up to 94 or so. thank tilikum i did not look like a storm is ready to form, only eight -- thankfully, it does not look like a storm is ready to form. only about a 10% chance. the heat and humidity will bring as a slight chance for thunderstorms thursday night and scattered storms on friday. the temperatures will drop back with a couple of showers saturday and sunday. >> the orioles continue with their picture focus in the draft. -- pitcher focus in the draft. right-hander michael wright from east carolina in the third round. heil simon in the fourth round. -- heil simon in the fourth round. -- kyle simon in the fourth round. nolan and rym old on the rhine and fouled territory. he makes the grad. only one out. and in the fifth, it is rhinegold again. -- rimold again. that has wasted no time sharing the credit after its first win of the season. >> it feels good anytime you get four runs out on the board and is still pretty com

but then george allen was elected as our governor.s up is to force the adoption of the real parental notification law, i adopted welfare reform with father had identification requirements, work requirement, the parasite appeared be abolished truth in sentencing, india and the revolving door approach to our criminal justice system. we could count on george allen for conservative, profamily, limited government, free enterprise leadership and i am thrilled that george allen will be returning to the u.s. senate. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome governor george allen. [applause] is ♪ >> hello, hello. well, ladies and gentlemen, faithful freedom loving patriots, good afternoon. it is great to be with all of the well and a i am going to talk about aids and freedom in these great principles that go together. pursuant to thank senator steve martin for his very kind introduction and steady loyal friendship and through the several decades. in fact, i noticed that there now, but steve has been a true, trusted conservative leader of virginia a

and it's not just, you know, george allen in the moment about video camera cameras in 2006. this isn't just being caught. this is yourself not being able to control hitting the send button and not thinking through all the actions. in today's instantaneous world anthony weiner had quite a following on twitter. he thought that somehow he could use that for personal reasons and that will never intersect with his public life. what we saw here was yet again another politician had personal failings that totally infected their public existence. >> brown: you said i guess he thought. what could he possibly be thinking? all these things go out and they're public. >> as you can see today he wasn't thinking. in terms of the consequences of that. he said as he was trying to come clean he said as he was thinking through these issues in the last ten days the moment he told the first lie last week that he had been hacked, he said today he knew instantaneously he wasn't going to be able to maintain that lie. >> brown: you mentioneded nancy pelosi. >> the house minority leader ordered the ho

senator george allen was running for re-election. he said something he shouldn't have.ral. it still took a weekend, wolf, for it to have an impact and he had to apologize for it. a wheat is instantaneous. the problem with a tweet is then it gets spoken about in witnesser and there is an echo chamber there. one other thing. particularly if you are a politician. you cannot say that your tweet was taken out of context because there is no context. it is just your tweet. it can be a real problem. >> i'm tweeting all the time and have a lot of followers out there. i write my own tweets. a lot of the politicians pretend they are writing their tweets. they have a staff person writing their tweets. >> yes, they do. we are all looking for some sense of authenticity. people complain these people are phony. we don't know who they really are. again, politicians can use this to say here is who i truly am. some of them tweet their own stuff. some of them make mistakes when they do it, misspellings, et cetera. lots of them have their staff tweeting for them. they say watch me tonight o

he thought of george constanza and woody allen. he thought of philip and alexander's father yelling and screaming telling his son he was the son of the family shames. you don't be deserved to be called a view. you, alexander are being embarrassed by the surface of the mirror. you don't deserve to be a mexican. nor the fact that mexicans are the hardest working people and came here to work and give their children a better future. there is no mexican who tried to justify with arguments like a fantasy to celebrate cinco de mayo. you, my friend are the self hating [inaudible] of all mexicans. you are nothing but a big master baeter. foolish man who hides from the rest of the world and sees his shame in order to dream a man can exist without a pas port or green card and labels him as what he is. remember the ones who tried to pass as something else? remember the [inaudible] of life. the [inaudible] of the nation of the [inaudible]. remember the guy from tijuana you met years ago and is proclaimed he was italian because he would and peop

he previously served as chief of staff to a congressman, a governor, and to senator george allen from1 until 2002. he graduated from the ohio state university. welcome, and finally, scott is the founder and executive director of the alliance for american manufacturing. it was lawrence in april of 2007. it is a non-partisan, non-profit partners since -- partnership for leading manufacturers to explore common solutions to public policy problems such as international trade and global competitiveness. he served as a staff member to the late representative from the state of indiana and a former representative from the state of wisconsin, and as the chief foreign policy and trade advisor to the then house democratic whip in the state of michigan. he earned a b.a. in foreign service in international politics from penn state university as well as an inmate from georgetown university school of foreign service. -- an ma from georgetown university's school of foreign services. >> thank you for the opportunity to be here today. i an employee of the moody's organization, and these are my views i a

. >> reporter: angel and her husband made room for allen cocoa and george. george is 84 years old and a veteran of three wars. >> when i find it -- finally finished i moved back up here and saved up my money and finally got enough money together for three years and i built my house out there. >> reporter: he is paralyzed from the waist down. when it was time to evacuate the alpine area thursday night, that's the perfect story of people helping people. >> beautiful couple in the forest service. they agreed to load my wheelchair into the back of the pickup and take it out to the main road so that she and her husband could pick it up. >> reporter: every day he is checking the fire's path waiting to see if his home is still there. >> traveled the whole world and traveled all over my life and there's nothing i want better than to stay where i finally found a place to live. >> george says he is thankful to god and the firefighters for saving his home thus far. news time 9:14. and this day in history, june 7th, 1942, the battle of midway. one the most decisive u.s.

george w. bush, mr. allen, a senior director for counter proliferation and senior director for legislative affairs at the national security council. he also helped -- held senior legislative affairs roles in the bush administration homeland security council and department of state. rachel brand serves as the national chamber litigation center's chief counsel for regulatory litigation. before assuming this role she was with the firm of wilmur hale and prior to that served in government for nearly eight years as assistant attorney general for legal policy at the u.s. department of justice and associate counsel to the president at the white house. to begin our conversation today, i would like to hear from our panelists and little bit of their views from experience or perhaps of their study of history about how -- howl ronald reagan worked with his white house staff and his administration in dealings with the congress over the eight years of his presidency. anita, i know you knew him personally and work in the whi