>> because the west is in terminal decline. >> oh, pat! >> >>> predictions, pat? >> day of the interventionist neoand republican party is just out over, john. >> eleanor. >> michele bachmann will get more scrutiny from republicans who are uneasy with her growing prominence in the presidential race. >> the house will vote by the end of the year to strip the independent payment advisory board out of the health care law. >> what does had mean? >> what sarah palin calls the death panel. >> it will go? >> what do you any with that? good news? >> no. but housing prices will continue to decline, a year from now another five million homes that exceeds the value of the home. >> secretary of state hillary clinton will be the new head of the world bank when she steps down from her present post. happy father's day. bye-

pat, come on. >> let met ask you about the extreme right.n storm announced today he's certainly going to be shooting for that wing of the party. how serious should we take him? >> all right. here's the thing. i think he was defeated in pennsylvania by a pretty big margin, and he's got a tough time. he's eclipsed by the enormous amount of power and attraction that bachmann and palin have, and he's fighting for the pop you list wing, and i know bill press disparages it, but we picked up -- with those folks and a united party. don't let bill press whistle past the grave-yayard on you. >> i think michele bachmann will get that force in the republican party and will eclipse rick santorum, but i want to come back to another point about sarah palin. why is she still on fox? why is she still a paid contributor? they dumped newt gingrich. they dumped rick santorum. they forced mike huckabee to give up running for president if he still wanted his show. they're still paying her. >> let me answer that. >> let med answer that, bill. she's a sensation. >>

tavis: the books by pat williams. i will attest to that. we wish you all the best and we are honored to have you on this program. >> great to see you. tavis: that is our show from tonight. the night from l.a. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today'show, visit tavis smileyat pbs.org. tavis: join me next time from chicago with four men debts in a combined 50 years in prison despite their innocence. >> his name is james and all i know is that he needs help with his reading. >> i am james. >> to everyone making a difference, you make us all better. cuts nationwide support tavis smiley. with every question and answer, nationwide is proud to wear improving economic literacy. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. it is rather, yes. it's quite ugly, to be honest. - you don't like it? - i don't like it. no, i inherited it about 21 years ago, but i really don't know much about it, except that it was-- i know louis wain's famous for cats. well, you're quite right. louis wain is very famous a

so i'm with pat. >> you're with pat on that, give him a break? >> yes. >> you want to bill him?political -- >> i would rather bill him for all the fund-raisers he does, where he travels to l.a. and gives a little speech and then sits down with ought these rich hollywood types, bills to to the taxpayers. >> this relates to 2012, you know? and doesn't hurt. million, 11.9 english, 28 million, 9%. american, 18 million, 5.9%. italian, 17.5 million, 11.9%. english, 28 million, 9%. american, 18 million, 5.9%. italian, 17.5 million, 5.8%. polish, 10 million, 3.3%. are you surprised any of that? you're a chicagoan. >> absolutely. and believe me, john, in chicago on st. patrick's day, the whole town is irish. so am i. and i'm delighted to see president obama visiting ireland. it doesn't hurt him a bit. what is his base and also nationwide, it's one of most politically savvy groups in the country. >> you don't think he should tell the democratic national committee to pay for this and the motorcade from dublin to where he went? >> oh -- he can ask whatever he wants tom he deserves it. it's

why are we patting down three-year-old kid and patting down the same person some 22-year-old guy whothe middle east multiple times. i think we need is to take our resources which are limited and focus them on the people who are terrorist potential. >> and not pat down three-year-olds. >> israelis do it, they don't do all these other things, but they have a great system. >> not the three-year-old, it's the mom or dad that may be putting the dynamite in. >> isn't it sad in general this is the world we live in right now. we would have to think of something like that. >> they also are objecting to go through the machine. you can't have both. go through the machine and it would be fine. if we're not willing to move forward with technology. >>> another topic, we wanted to talk about, our next topic which is a fist fight, and it just happened on an airline. recent occasion was a united flight over d.c. airspace. one of the passengers, he redeclined his seat back too far to the liking of person behind him. the flight had to return. what is happening? >> you know, if you pay your employees so

a crack down on the pat down. >> i am not for it. >> the idea is offensive to me. >> that they woulde grabbing my private parts. >> fox reports on the effort to punish tsa agents accused of crossing the line between security and privacy. >> he priveded countless advice to an american president . now henry kisser in a new job with sports? >> and first deadly violence alongg israel border with syria. syria reported the death was 20 people. reports are that may they are amassing at the border. israel won control of the golan heights and today israeli troops fired at a crew of protestors trying to break through the fence. israeli army said they were hurling fire bombs. they managed to cut through the coiled wire and go into the buffer zone. israel said syria is trying to deflect the unrest in their country. they did not keep them from reaching the fence. rena is live in jers lemm. >> hi, harris. report that is land mines exploded in the israel-syrian border in the golan heights. a lot of attention taken on the border and here in the west bank, we have also heard as you mentioned clashes

i appreciate that. >> you have a question for pat as well? >> i think the business model in the media always changes. the big one that everyone has seen in their lifetime is, when i was a kid, tv was free. across america, it was funded by advertisers. today, the vast majority of americans pay a fee to get television. if the contact mix is right, hard journalism, entertainment, people will pay. all along the spectrum from the complete the paid to be completely ad-funded, you see it all today. one of the crisis we have now is the old model of classified advertising, paying for hard news journalism on paper has broken the, and is being replaced. that business model change had been a constant for 150 years. there are millions of models that work, and will be, and capital can chase them, as you get a 10x return, as you described. >> we want to get to everyone's questions. >> my name is alex. i have heard two major themes about new media. one, that it has a radical democratic potential, low barrier to entry, but i have also heard repeated again and

pat says you can sometimes see and feel the difference immediately. it's [indistinct] wow.it's just one of the treatments at the premier equine center in jamtown, which is run by pat grohl and amie allen. >> it's nice to see, like, i mean, horses are bound to get hu. it's just what they do. they're large animals. they're athletes, just like we are. and to see how ey progress and how you can help them heal faster and make them feel better, it's nice to be able to see that progress. >> pat and amie admit when they started the business, they initially met a lot of skeptical people. but now vets recommend horses to the center a the time. it's quickly becoming one of the most innovative heing and rehabilitation centers for horses in america, with clients coming from as far away as oklahomand canada. >> well, you know, horses are athletes. and, uh, we ask them mo and more to do more and more. and we expect more out of them. and as we have become, i think honestly, better educated, we realize that there are other therapies that we can do to the athletic horse to help th rehab from

, she still has nightmares. >> reporter: now another living nightmare for pat and her neighbors. >> irene around the corner here is stopped now with her house, and it's only half finished. >> reporter: she says half finished homes are getting abandoned by vanderbilt construction. the reason? the general contractor has reportedly had problems paying its subcontractors. their phoneline is disconnected, leaving at least five families in limbo, unable to get their money back or hire someone else. while others, like pat, whose home is completed, fears she'll still get stuck with the bill. >> vanderbilt did great, but he, you know, hires subcontractors, and hopefully they're paid so that nobody takes it out and does a lien on us. >> reporter: matt silva works for another construction company rebuilding several houses in the neighborhood. he guess vanderbilt may have had a hard time getting paid. >> i think there's maybe a lot of red tape, too, so i think that -- it just depends on each individual homeowner and how they're handling their house or rebuild. >> reporter: whatever the reason, pat sa

and just last month another image circulated of tsa screeners patting down a baby at the kansas city airport after his stroller set off an alert of possible trace of explosive. part of the reason that these patdowns are put into place in the first place was because of that underwear bomber. you may remember a nigerian man who attempted it take down a plane over detroit during christmas of 2009 carrying explosives in his underpants. tsa has received a lot of criticism for screening children with low security threats but they say terrorists have used young children as suicide bombers and it's also important to note that with this policy change it doesn't eliminate the patdowns for children but it just tries to reduce them. back to you. >> thank you. kristy seifkin life at sfo, thank you. >>> now 6:05. i believe this is what lawrence refers to as the fizzle period. >> we sizzled all week. >> but 85 inland isn't bad. >> not bat. but at the coastline we have a little drizzle, and some of the fog stretching into the bay right now. offshore winds and hot temperatures long gone. patchy fog s

at the airport, do young kids really need to be patted down like suspects? there's word of some changes on the way for airport security. and body of evidence, a new safety report out on breast implants and some new recommendations that may surprise the millions of women who have them. "nightly news" begins now. when the president spoke this evening from the white house, it was some measure of what we've been through as a nation these past ten years. he said, "these long wars will come to a responsible end. tonight specifically he was talking about what's commonly referred to as our longest war, the one still underway in afghanistan. 100,000 americans are there and on duty tonight. and we learned officially tonight the first of them will start to come home. roughly the same number that ran into the so-called surge. 30,000 in all, the rest by christmas. chuck today has more. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. the president began by laying out the history of his involvement and his decisions on the war in afghanistan, and then he went to the big news of t

we sit at his feet and listen about stories about sara and pat and nollen. that is my brother, my sister, and me. we thought we were just as clever and smart and just as brave as the children in his story. he told stories vaguely familiar, but different some how because he told them his way. you see, i had no idea my grandfather was a functional illiterate and encouraged all 3 of us, his grandchildren to read. the way he encouraged me, he'd say y'all read to me what they taught you up at the schoolhouse today. i would whip out my dick and jane. see jane run. run, he endured that. he allowed me to read to him. i had no idea in other families the adults read to children. in my house, children read to the adults. imagine the confidence they gave me in my readings. i loved to read out loud. enjoyed it immensely. so i would read dick and jane all the way up to julius caesar. when i came to a word difficult, he would say work with it little sister. he wouldn't jump in and tell me. he would let me work it out so i did. i learned to jump into words. that built my co

excentric erinteresting building in san francisco and i have with us a structural engineer san francisco pat and who has probably looked inside many of the buildings here and one of the great resources in san francisco and thanks for being with us today. you say unusual buildings and one of the first things that comes to people's mind and that's the one and here's one that is called the octagon house but in fact there is more than one in san francisco, so pat said this is around the horn. >> in pieces. >> i actually have a record says that it was constructed here in 1861 by william mc elroy and moved across the street. let's see. these octagon houses were build by someone that said this was a better way and a craze swept the country and at one point there was five in san francisco. here is one of the two. here is another one. let's see. >> this is fung she. >> i think so. and here is one built in 1958 and it is occupied as a resident and you can take a look: green street and jones. >> across from one of the old fire houses. >> you folks chip in if you want to speak. >> and it's also used as

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pat gardner is deputy chief of operations for the san francisco fire department. sir, the meaning we have all the firefighters from all across the bay area coming across to your city to fill in. >> we have 299 people on duty every day in san francisco. about half of them requested to go to the funeral. we reached out to the state and brought in 11 strike teams of two engines, one truck that we are going to position over san francisco to assign to one of our battalion chiefs so if we have working fires or anything, car accidents, multicasualty incidents, the trained crews from around the bay area will come in and stay at our fire stations today. >> reporter: these are good men and woman. no need to worry about the safety? >> no need. we train together. these people are going to be assigned with our engine companies and truck companies.

>> pat, what are the issues that mack a republican ignite in the election and cause them to have the election and juice to go on for the general. >> we have a changing political situation right now. the economy is a problem with the president after yesterday's numbers it is about, it may be half of the election. but there is a greater issue out there, the issue of what i call the spector of decline that hangs over the country that people feel. that is in a way we have not seen in years. >> we haven't seen it since the jimmy carter years. >> and water gate. >> yes, he never used that word. >> but a sense of what the country in trouble . we have now the debt, we have question of are we going to make it in the world and what happened to the economy. both partis and remember something that is important. right now, what is building up in the country, is a great opposition to both parties in

the tsa changing its child pat-down policy.t security workers are told to make repeated attempts to screen young children before resorting to invasive pat-down. that's after a video of a 6--year-old girl getting a patdown at new orleans airport. they say they will cut back but not totally eliminate pat-down on kids. one-two punching for investors yesterday. the fed lowering the forecast for economic growth and indicating a plan to end the multibillion stimulus. that sent the stocks to a tail spin. today, the investors look for report on home sales and weekly unemployment claims. if you are unemployed and married and a guy, you may be headed for a divorce. that's according to a report of american journal of sociology. mainstream.com show men who are relatively happy in their marriage are more likely to leave when they find themselves out of work. women's job status play no obvious role in whether partners initiate divorce. i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. >>> if you are trying to lose weight, experts recommend d

pat donahue was left with three little boys to raise and the wheelers of oklahoma. two totally innocent men who came across a guy who was out there and with the assistance of the f.b.i., with the active complicity of the f.b.i. was out there murdering potential witnesses against him. >> rose: we conclude this evening with rick stengel, the editor of "time" magazine who write this is week's cover story on the constitution. >> whether people can carry guns in arizona whether drone warfareiolates t constitution, whether obamacare violates the commerce clause, those are not crises. what the constitution is fors to deal with conflict. there was no greater conflict in some ways in american hiory than the conflict in that room

president nixon and his his his a propagandist pat buchanan tried to undermine public broadcasting to. to get me off the air try to get. robin make me feel off the air try the sandy bit ochre all thir not because we were liberals but because we were reporting what they didn't want to turn it into the official white house next only in view of reality robert go who was then senator from kansas and senate minority leader tried in the late one nine hundred eighty s. to defund public broadcasting then along comes newt gingrich the late newt gingrich in one thousand nine hundred eighty three and for trying to defund public broadcasting and then you had george w. bush and. thomas and his henchmen and the corporation for public broadcasting trying to do the same first of all they don't believe in public funding of of of of media as a matter of principle but secondly more importantly they do not believe there should be truth tellers who are calibrate the official view they do not like independent journalism let me repeat that is not true of the present president of the corporation for public b

he shook my hand and patted my shoulder. i noticed you shook my hand. your way of trying to get me to ask easier questions? >> oh yeah always manipulate. >> reporter: back to the nba. you might ask, aren't the best players and teams touching more because they're winning? the researchers say they took that into account and still the teams and the players that did the most touching did the most winning. as if to prove the point in game three of the finals just minutes after born twice touched his teammate dwyane wade and with 30 seconds left in the game he hit the winning basket. for "nightline," this is dan harris in berkeley, california. and, uh, wow! i really need to shop for a better rate. any thoughts? well, i can do two things. first, we'll show you our progressive direct rates and rates from our competitors. people who switch save an average of over $500 a year. very cool! oh, and the second thing? it's origami. you just blew my mind. making it easy to shop and save. now, that's progressive. call or click today. you don't always know where life wil

. >> video emerged of a 6-year- old girl being patted down at the new orleans airport back in april. you might remember this. the incident caused a lot of people to question if that procedure was really necessary. the tsa now says it will make repeated attempts to use body scanners on children but will resort to patdowns if needed. previously, patdowns were given after one failed body scan. >> and kristy seifkin is at sfo. she just arrived. we'll have a live report coming up in a half hour. >>> it is 5:06 now. notorious mobster james whitey bullinger is behind bars after a decade plus. we are going live to l.a. with how the big bust went down. >> using me millation to weed -- using humiliation to weed out prostitution. the letter to johns in one bay area city. >> he says he does it all the time, the man who wore women's underwear on a u.s. airways flight speaks out. there he is. the reason behind his skimpy outfit. should save for retirem, but what happens when you're about to retire? woman: how do you go from saving to spending? fidelity hus get to this point, and now we're talking

and pat is life short. those are things it you cannot get back. >> officers have not made any arrests in this case and they are asking the public for information on this case. >> a car crash caused a large fire between winslow emblem on the street a vehicle collided with a power pole the fire spread through contact cost accounting. firefighters put out the flames. >> we're going on with our daily lives and you hear a big bone and come outside. my first instinct was to get the dogs inside. an open doesn't see if i could spread down some. want purse >> one person died in the grass >> partly cloudy out there as we at patchy fog. the morning fog is to continue over the weekend. 52 in san francisco 56 in south bay this is a look at the numbers north bay warming up until 82 perry 66 in downtown san francisco. upper 60s for berkeley 73 degrees in castro valley we could warm up to 85 degrees in antioch. this is a bit of a cool down. this is a look of your here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. bank was up mor

i'm pat lawson muse. >> and i'm jim handly. new pictures, we begin with a developing story this afternoon and more con ro versy for new york congressman anthony wiener. a woman has come forward now and told radar online and big government.com that she had a consensual online relationship with the congressman. conservative blog errand rue -- who runs biggovernment.com says that he has new pictures that could get the congressman in trouble. just last week another woman released a lewd photo sent from wiener's twitter and facebook accounts. the congressman claimed his accounts were hacked, but he could not say for sure if the underwear photo was of him. anthony wiener announced a news conference expected to start at any minute now. we will bring you any updates as soon as they come into news 4. >>> the former leader of the international monetary fund plead not guilty this morning to the sex assault charges against him. dominique strauss-kahn is accused of assaulting and trying to rape a maid at a manhattan hotel. strauss-kahn has

heard it's time for tonight's suicidal war dance night think it's pat robertson the right wing loony preacher has a habit of saying stupid comments on his t.v. show the seven hundred club and purely kind is really tired of being called a bigot for all of his embarrassingly hateful rhetoric towards this law so i first want to play you a very short clip of how he began his little rant i was thinking you know if you oppose muslims well what is said well you're a bigot right it's a terrible bigotry i wonder what will people who oppose the nazis will they believe gets. there is your first hand as to why you are called a big you just compare being a muslim to being a nazi hello do you still have any app think brain cells working in your mind do you realize that you are not comparable the power wasn't done of his rants against muslims oh no he was just getting started why can't we speak out against the this to choose of the isn't it all dominating us and in posing surreal and making us all poured over universal kayleigh fleet of the goal of some of these people why's that . where do we star

the director says the change in policy will reduce but not eliminate pat downs of children. >>> some frantic moments at san francisco international airport when a baggage vehicle slammed into a passenger jet. paul chambers was at the airport. >> reporter: take a look at this photo. it shows a baggage track underneath the airline in june. the plane was parked when it was struck by the baggage tractor. fire crews were on standby in case the incident got out of hand. you can see one firefighter using an extinguisher and another photo where crews are putting water on the engine just in case. according to a spokesperson no passengers were on board the plane and no one was injured. united airlines is being very tightlipped about that close call. the united airlines plane is being taken to an air hanger and been checked out. >>> u.s. airways allowed this man on a flight to phoenix wearing women's underwear. two days later a man was removed from a plane after wearing pants that show his underwear. >>> clint bowyer walked across the golden gate bridge today. it was part of the campaign to pro

make the pat downs a crime.ple rallied in support of a bill introduced by representative david crimson. >> there is no federal law that requires that they touch us in her private parts as a condition of travel. >> that is outrageous. police officers cannot do that. >> the bill passed the state house but has stalled in the senate. >> get your cameras ready. the miracle on the hudson plane is coming to our town on the way to an air museum in charlotte, north carolina. the airbus is being hauled by a jersey firm. here it is in moorestown. right now it is just north of newcastle, delaware or it -- where it may have stopped for the night you will be able to see it sometime tomorrow on 95. >>> wademan's opened at 7:00 this morning and one guy was there 11 hours early. it will have an ice cream shop and a vegetable market. it will be the first to make maryland style crab cakes. all of this in 400 new jobs. not bad. >> if you want to get out of town, get online. we will take you to places that you can book cheap airfare

pat collins joins us from upper marlboro with the latest on this case. pat? >> reporter: doreen, wynetta wright's family in court speaking about her accused killer, speaking out loud, holding nothing back, but we're going to begin this report with some thoughts from the state's attorney. >> it's an especially heinous case and we will prosecute it aggressively. >> reporter: drama in the courtroom. a judge allows the family of a murder victim to speak out. family to the suspect, you're a monster. you're trash. family to the judge, make sure nothing happens to him in jail so we can get our justice. the murder victim, 20-year-old wynetta wright. the murder suspect, 39-year-old richmond phillips, a d.c. vice cop. the murder scene, the oxen run park behind the hillcrest heights community center. now that community center has security cameras all around the outside. according to court documents those cameras recorded the murder suspect cop and the murder victim around a picnic table in the park from 11:00 at night until 6:00 a.m. the next morning. seven hours around

pat collins spoke to the victim's family today. they say they want justice. pat is at the d.c. superior court with more on this. >> reporter: a family out in force, watching a trial every step of the way, searching for justice for kiela ryan. >> reporter: the trial began in his daughter's hit and run death. he heard the details. he was there when they showed the pictures. >> i don't want to see those pictures. i'm just glad that i think she didn't know what hit her. so that's the only good news. the bad news is that she's gone from our life, and it's something that you just don't know until you're there and it's horrible because she was just our baby. >> reporter: the whole ryan family here. here in memory of kiela ryan. killed on her birthday. >> she was 24. she just started her life. >> reporter: it happened last october on a connecticut avenue service road just south of dupont circle. kiela was getting out of the back passenger seat of a car when she was hit by a lexus suv and knocked 20 feet in the air. >> just to not have her here, i mean, a part of me is dead honestly. >>

pat collins is live in upper marlboro. pat? >> reporter: when wynetta wright's family wants the accused kill tore know exactly how they feel about him and today in court they didn't hold back. drama in the courtroom, a jouj allows the family of a murder victim to speak out. family to the suspect, you're a monster. you're trash. family to the judge, make sure nothing happens to him in jail so we can get our justice. the murder victim, 20-year-old wynetta wright. the murder suspect 39-year-old richmond phillips, a d.c. vice cop. the murder scene, the oxen run park behind the hillcrest heights community center. now that community center has security cameras all around the outside. according to court documents those cameras recorded the murder suspect cop and the murder victim around a picnic table in the park from 11:00 at night until 6:00 a.m. the next morning. seven hours around that picnic table until -- until that murder. miss wright found dead in the nearby woods. she'd been shot to death. the two were involved in a paternity

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i am supporting barack obama but pat has it right.bout the economy stupid and the independent voters who we lost in 2010 and barack obama is close to losing in 2012 and those two candidates pawulently and romney. i like payoulently to appealing to moderate democrats that could be difficult for barack obama if the economy does not improve. >> it sounds fun to watch and relaxing for me to watch from herely. >> thank you. we like to keep up with you from time to time. >> one of the republicans expected to run for the republican ticket. former senator rick sanatorium former senator rick sanatorium joins me next. joining me now joining me former pennsylvania senator rick sanatorium. it is great to have you here. 9.1 percent unemployment and anemic numbers. why aren't the jobs coming back. >> it is a combination of things. right now you have a head wind of energy prices that is result of obama shuth down oil drilling in the gulf and denying permits in alaska. i am not talking about an war. i am talking about existing areas for exploration a

you have seen the viral videos of kids getting pat-down at airports like this one. in april showing the security agent giving a pat-down to a 6-year-old girl through the new orleans airport. the transportation security administration is changing the policy for screening small children. the agency says security workers will have more options when it comes to checking little kids. the tsa says that while the new poll sly reduce lit not eliminate these invasive searches. >> there are new reports of serious crackdown on anti-government protests for security forces deploying tanks and soldiers to a village near the turkish borders. >> arwa damon managed to get back into syria. something you will see only on cnn. she joins us live on the phone now from damascus. good morning, arwa. >> reporter: good morning. we finally managed to get visas into the country. we arrived in damascus around seven hours ago. i have to say a brief amount of time and i stress brief amount of time that we have been able to drive around the capital. certainly appears to be in stark contrast to the

it is a broad coalition of groups, the coalition to save san francisco pat stores. i want to also say that this legislation will help level the playing field for many businesses along that corridor, and it serves a legitimate public purpose, preserving the mix and diversity of services of goods and goods provided to the richmond district. it also hopes to maintain the special character of our neighborhood. i also wanted to say that the board of supervisors have had similar efforts in the past. north beach, chinatown, mission district, and many other towns, so it is not new. the coalition i am working in this predominantly based in the richmond district, and i have been able to be here with a number of small-business owners but also the two main merchant associations that are in support of the merchants associations, as well. the ordinance that to have before you is item number nine. it would help to support the small businesses along this greater court or, and it is impacting these businesses, like jane pet stores like pepco, -- ptetco, -- petco, and there are those