anything she didn't like or anything that she was like, bristol, why?robably that first chapter. the first few pages, you know, it was like, oh, great, i know i'm going to have to show my mom this. walking that tour and handing it to her was like, okay, let me know when you're finished. so that was hard but she knows. she knows it has good intentions behind it. >> in the first few pages of her new book, bristol palin describes her first sexual encounter with levi johnston. "i wondered why it was call eed losing your virginity because it felt more like it had been stolen." >> i'm looking back with adult eyes. that was a foolish decision. i should never have been underage drinking, and i should have never gotten myself into a situation like that. >> are you concerned about the book that levi has coming out in the fall? even the title of it, you know, "in the crosshairs of sarah palin." that's your mom. >> i'm honestly not worried about it. levi has done a lot in his career that he has going but, you know, i'm not worried about it. he already made up whate

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drew pinsky has a special interview with bristol palin.e former alaskan governor on former vice-presidential candidate sarah palin. she made headlines when she announced she was pregnant at the age of 17. she gave fwoirt a son they they named tripp. she talked about motherhood and the relationship she had with tripp's dad, levi johnston. here's a little preview. >> we got engaged. i see this all the time in young girls where they're on again off again with their boyfriends and what not. so we got engaged and we've we gave a story to ""us weekly"". biggest regret of my life. the day it came out he come to me and he says, hey, this girl's pregnant and it might be my baby. >> oh, by the way? >> oh, by the way, yeah. just by the way. >> what do you want for lunch? >> yeah. and this was the day that that magazine hit newsstands. so then from that day forward i was just like, i'm just done. tripp doesn't deserve this for his dad. and i don't deserve this as a potential husband. >> and dr. drew pinsky joins me now. dr. drew, you say that in talki

drop by let's hope you keep bristol old timer for some. of us a lot of it. that every at life keeps getting harder for us but we must tell it all in. the lead to a minimum our students have grown up and some of the teachers that i was going. to see. in this new meaning that will continue to educate our youth fashion that it can move all of the future isn't there it's. what but most people are pleased with me because i've kept my job. of talking coming out of them respect me for the. whole of them but i'm working on the other side of it and you. has assumed this and that and i feel respected when i wear my uniform. now that i'm employed i can propose to any woman i know now that i. may have become a handsome young man the end there. and then in into this we need call girls they're all falling for me and when it's done one by one of the best in the. way i have become a real ladies' man. and . i'm still cutting chance. there's still not much garbage. he. has no choice but to ensure this. hell i can only hope that with time comes change and annoyed that somethin

is the day passed without any stages of bristol but if you know everything order yes that's going to have a good deal of time is likely to pass between an inmate request for parole and his release first the county's administrative commission must consider his case even if they turn his request down he may take his appeal to the courts but that means he will have a much slimmer chance of being granted parole. the time has come for me to rethink my life and see where i'm headed it's. when i believe that all of reforms. will spoil that's what i've also rolls. russia's federal kind of potentially services the government body that oversees the country's prisons and colonies a year ago it launched a program to resettle many of its inmates. one hundred fifty thousand convicts were relocated in line with a new law prohibiting fledgling inmates being housed together with hardened criminals and draft enough chevys serving a sentence in a colony for people with a history of several crimes. this is a high security prison colony in the urals two thousand kilometers east of moscow many of the inma

sarah said she called bristol and she said, what we talk about on the fishing boat stays on the fishingt. that's the rule. if you say it in the igolloo, is fair game. but on the fishing boat, no. and if you're out harpooning walruses, it's case by case. one of the things that's fueling rumors about a palin run is a movie that's been released about her. i don't want to ruin it, but she kills bambi and dumbo. is it a good idea for a former governor to make a movie in this day and age? she could wind up getting the maid pregnant, and then all hell would break loose. but her documentary is called "the undefeated." the premiere was held in iowa. it was a packed house. they actually had to up the seating capacity due to the high demand for tickets, which sounded a little bit like the ending to "inglorio"inglor youu" to me. levi johnston locks the doors and sets the theater on fire. one person that was in attendance was our friend jake byrd. we met him first at the michael jackson trial, and he loves sarah palin, too. here he is during sarah palin's vice presidential campaign in 2008. >> god b

meanwhile, miss alaska, bristol palin, is back in the news.sing a memoir tomorrow called "not afraid of life: my journey so far." she told the story how she lost her virginity. she says she lost it on a hike while drinking wine coolers. wine coolers? where did theyhike, back to 1988? because -- bristol and her boyfriend levi johnston were on a camping trip, drunk on wine coolers. when she woke up in the morning, she said she didn't remember a thing. it's like something out of a fairy tale. they really are america's royal couple. hey, let's check back in on the roof, where married couples are dumping milkshakes on each other. there you are, andrew. she did not splatter your beautiful bald head. she was unable to hit you. but do you believe you will be able to hit her? >> oh, yes, definitely. >> jimmy: definitely? why do you say definitely? >> oh, this is payback i think. >> jimmy: it is. because the intent was there. she mit not have actually hit you but she wanted to hit you. >> my wife is always right so it will be nice to get one back on her

bristol palin, the daughter of sarah palin, released her much anticipated memoir yesterday.t's called "not afraid of life: my journey so far." and a lot of the book is about her relationship with levi johnston. she said it took eight positive pregnancy tests before she believed she was pregnant. her little sister found the pregnancy tests in the car. and -- she's peeing in the car? classy. and eight tests? really? eight? in fairness, she didn't know you're not supposed to put them under your tongue until the seventh st, but -- [ applause ] bristol also said that levi johnston cheated on her, but then made it up to her by buying her designer rain boots. things are different up there, i guess. kobe bryant's got t be kicking himself in the ass right now. [ laughter ] hey, i'm sorry i had sex with someone elsesebut i got you galoshes. [ laughter ] and by the way, i hate to break it to her, but there are no designer rain boots in alaska. he got back in your pants with a gift from the walmart clearance aisle. meanwhile, sarah palin has ended her bus tour of the united states. last

a report that at a wednesday joint book signing sarah palin fans were told they had to alibi bristol'sbook in order to get the exgovernor's autograph. mama grizzly, you bet. speak of political children, john hunt mans's college aged son went to mitt romney's rally. this priceless shot was snapped of him reaching over to pose with the candidate. the huntsman camp says will simply wanted to see another campaign event. he meant no disrespect. to who, his dad or to mitt romney? >>> new on the books, it's july 1st, hundreds of snu state laws go into effect. in virginia, dead people can vote. starting today if someone sends in an absentee ballot and dies before election day, that vote is still good. how about that? forget that, chicago. over in maryland, have trouble leaving your dog? good news dogs are allowed in restaurants with outdoor tables and patios provide they're on a leash. good luck with that. and starting today in new york state, it's mandatory for schools to allow kids to opt out of die secting frogs in bielg. they can watch interactive films. come on now. no dodge ball anymore.

speaking of sarah palin this week, palin tweeted that her daughter, bristol's new memoir is quote "shocking, refreshing, honest, inspiring and perfect." of course, she said the same thing about the movie "cars 2." [ laughter ] she sent the same exact tweet. listen to this. yesterday, senate majority leader harry reid attacked mitt romney for constantly contradicting himself. in response, romney was like, "you know what, i am very angry. no, i am not. now, i am, now, i definitely am not angry." [ laughter ] yes, i am. [ laughter ] it's pretty cool. rapper sir-mix-a-lot is coming out with his own facebook game. that guy's always on facebook. in fact, today he literally liked big butts. [ laughter and applause ] he even left a comment on it, said he cannot lie. [ laughter ] then all his other brothers replied, they said they can't deny. [ laughter ] and finally, today was the nba draft, you guys, that's right. that's when teams go after their favorite basketball players, or as the kardashians call that, dating. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show tonight. give it up for the

morning, he could see the tops of cars going by 50 feet away at the busy intersection of dumfries and bristol roads. he tried in vain to get someone's attention. >> i guess no one pays attention at intersections. >> then he remembered his cell phone was in the bike's rear compartment which he could see had a crack in it. >> find a stick that's thick enough. jam it in there. pry it just the right way. >> he got it open! >> half hour, i got all of the contents. i put the battery in. it didn't turn on. i had to take it apart, blow out all of the dirt. it sort of scared me for a second. >> 22 hours after the crash, he finally got it to work and called his brother, tony. >> 8:55 p.m., my phone rings. it is justin. >> tony told justin to call 911 so rescuers could locate him. they found him quickly. >> what does this phone mean to you, justin? >> my life. >> reporter: so, it has been a week and he is getting slightly better. but they still haven't allowed him to sit up. in fact, if he has to turn in any way, if the nurses need him to do something, they have to put this chest and back brace on him.

. >> reporter: richmond police arrived on the scene at 10:15 sunday night at the 400 block of bristol avenue. they found two people dead on the sidewalk. a man and a woman in their 30s. another woman was critically injured. she was taken to the hospital and expected to survive. >> going through this area, there are drugs. prostitution. and everything. that's really scary. >> reporter: this neighbor who did not want to be identified say police had to escort her into her house when she returned home last night and found her street lit up as a crime scene. the lieutenant says this shooting may be in retaliation to an earlier shooting. about 30 minutes before. as part of an ongoing feud between two rival groups. >> we have some kind of feud going on between north richmond and our central richmond area. we don't know exactly what that is at this time. we are trying to figure that out. so that we can prevent any future shootings. >> that was ander hudson reporting. >>> an overnight shooting in san jose has sent three people to the hospital. officers were called to jeannie avenue on the city

. >> bristol palin. >> dennis could ykucinich, more on a swing. >> log on for the after the show show. >> brenda: the president doubling down on tax hikes as he pushes congress to deliver a plan to lift the debt ceiling, but what about the ceiling for unemployment? just this week, companies putting thousands of jobs on the chopping blocks. will these potential tax hikes just further the pain? hi easteveryone, i'm brenda buttner, this is bull and bears, gary b smith, tobin smith, jonas fax ferris, and caroline heldman, welcome, everybody, toby, are you worried. >> sure, i am. look what's happened in every state that tried to raise marginal tax rates for quote unquote risk. 18 out of 18 times, a it didn't raise taxes, it suppressed the taxes and number two, suppressed gdp of the state and taking the play book where it didn't work in the states, we are trying to do it nationally and grow the pie bigger, that's how you get more tax revenue and we're missing the boat. >> brenda: caroline, are we? >> i think that what toby is referring to at the state level, not the same as the federal leve

our efforts we want to help you would better job and i appreciate i don't mean to be upset and from bristol but if this was your child would you not be well you know there's no you know adams and she's beautiful so what we've seen we care about our children down there and there are serious problems with a lot of issues and i know you're aware of there's intimidation going on there a lot of intimidation the teacher the spoke out last year now he's been talking for so. what are you going to be now do everything in my car that i want that means that i do everything in my guy's got that we got a. journalist jeff goodell is book big coal the dirty secret behind america's energy future explores the history and use of coal in america and throughout the world like many americans i didn't even realize that we still burn coal you know i thought coal was something that went out with top hats and corsets i thought that electricity was just something that flowed down from a golden bowl in the sky i never gave any thought to where it came from the idea that coal producing fifty percent of electricity in

jobless claims, june pending homes sales and second- quarter earnings from drug giants astra-zeneca and bristol- myers squibb, and dow components dupont and exxon-mobil. also tomorrow, our "kids and cash" series looks at ways to help your children make the connection between role-playing and earning a living. the department of justice is reportedly investigating allegations that wells fargo discriminated against black borrowers. according to the huffington post, the bank is trying to negotiate a settlement to avoid a trial. the allegations mirror those made last week by the federal reserve and a separate lawsuit filed by the city of baltimore. in response to the article, wells fargo says it "has a strong commitment to serving all customers along the credit spectrum." another banking giant, u.b.s., has been sued by u.s. regulators. the swiss bank is accused of misleading fannie mae and freddie mac into buying mortgage debt that resulted in more than $900 million in losses. the lawsuit by the federal housing finance agency alleges that when u.b.s. sold more than $4.5 billion in residential mortga

and her mom said in a recent interview, i think bristol has made up her mind and bristol wants me to president, but we're still thinking about it, i'm still thinking about it. she's repeated this week, by the way, the former alaska governor, that if she ran, she thinks she could win. >> as always, we'll be seeing you here again shortly. >> brooke baldwin has the day off. we start in washington. 9 white house and republican lawmakers are engaged in a high stakes game of chicken over the country's debt limit. and today, both sides held separate news conferences, nobody's blinking just yet. you may have heard that senate leaders mitch mcconnell and harry reid are trying to hash out a plan that would be palatable for both sides. there's a separate push for a balanced budget amendment. but when the president gave his news conference this morning he suggested the united states does not have time for any of those proposals. >> we don't need a constitutional amendment to do our jobs. the constitution already tells us to do our jobs and to make sure that the government is living within its me

pre-season fitness and get no better than new manager alex mcleish the scot arrived at villa park from bristol rivals bearing in city last month in a move that has alienated some fans they were currently not the players. it was really help through into the job but you know if you're a simple with us really want you want to work you want to ring games and goes with us will smart to inform you try to do the right to make your job easier. well meanwhile manchester united rallied to beat the chicago fire three one in a sixty one thousand strong sellout friendly match at soldier field as they continued their pre-season tour of the us it wasn't an all specious start for new united with the fire who allowed corey gibbs to open after thirty minutes however three second part goals settle the match where you rooney equalized in the sixty six minutes and ten minutes later with the up at united in front and then ninety quickly wrapped up the three one victory and celebrated in some style it was united states right victory on their tour after beating the new england revolution for one in the seattle sounde

their bristol, connecticut house is customized to care for her ten-year-old son kyle who has cerebral palsy. >> we were seven to ten days away from foreclosure. we didn't say grace yet. >> reporter: that's when she learned about a federal program for homeowners in default. >> it was a god send. >> reporter: her god send a billion dollar fund called the emergency homeowners loan program, for homeowners who are either unemployed or under employed. and at least 90 days behind on their mortgage. they get up to $50,000 to bring their mortgage payments up to date, and help make future payments for two years. participants don't have to pay the government back as long as they don't default again. >> it gave us the step up and the step forward. >> reporter: it helped you get your life back. >> exactly, get stabilized, get our life back. >> reporter: the program is supposed to help 30,000 homeowners, but it could fall short of that. though signed into law last july, it wasn't fully launched until last month. the deadline for applications: friday. a hud spokesman told cbs news that unfortunately

learning about and that with chris came bristol is a professor at georgetown university with that analysis and that is going to do it for now for more on this very thing coverage at r.t. dot com slash usa or you to page you tube dot com slash art.

i've been to london, bristol you think it might work.s particular ipad. >> you also appear to send your daughter images, a tweet last week on twitter. >> choi. >> this -- >> this has to do with the ipad. it wasn't me. i dictated the tweet. >> you know the vocal coach who was on your program. an old friend of mine. i'm sitting in the studio is ridiculous tweet coming through. i just said only girls got anything better than sitting tweeting all day. very fond of her. she's a great vocal coach. >> she's amazing. she's worked with jackie and everybody. >> she's a key player. she worked on the album and got results out of singers that i've not heard from anybody else. >> if you were casting the all time dream musical, who would you want standing on that stage? >> elvis. >> who else? >> elvis would be great in a musical, wouldn't he. any musical. you know i would have loved to gone back in time and worked with somebody like mary martin who was a pro. >> sinatra? >> sinatra, he obviously -- he didn't do a stage musical. a lot of film musicals.

to point out you're talking about why people didn't know what i am learning and that was christian bristol is a professor at georgetown university with that analysis now to athens now where the protests we've been covering this up another story from developing the u.s. both in the freedom flotilla to what was headed to gaza reportedly set sail that was stopped by the greek coast guard and turned back twenty minutes off the coast. now this comes after a year just one year after israeli commandos killed nine turkish activists on a patella challenging the naval blockade of gaza on open field now this international hotel is trying to set out again to challenge the blockade but it's looking less likely to happen with these reports now we didn't all developing but we're going to go try to get the very latest on the ground there in africa and on the phone with us adam shapiro who is one of the activists and thanks so much for being with us so obviously there's been a lot of reports about exactly what happened with the clip tell of which was supposed to set bail with this american boat you're an a

susan constantine and howy bristol are with us.uys, i want you to look at jeff ashton talking about casey and then get the jury's reaction, let's take a look. >> casey is smart. casey is quick. it is absolutely amazing how nimble casey anthony's mind is in the ability to come up with an appropriate and believable lie in an instant. she's impressive. imagine being able to remember the lies you told a year ago and incorporate that into a new lie, that's really quite impressive. >> judge jeanine: all right, quite impressive. you were in the courtroom watching the jury. how did the jury respond to that argument? >> you know, judge, this is a jury i would not want to play poker with any single one of these people. throughout the day today, this is what i saw. back and forth watching between the attorneys and every now and then you might see a slight smirk, particularly, if you really think about it, in a way the prosecutor was sort of giving a backhanded complimt and at that time i think i noted a smirk or two with them saying how smart

susan constantine and howy bristol are with us.to look at jeff ashton talking about casey and then get the jury's reaction, let's take a look. >> casey is smart. casey is quick. it is absolutely amazing how nimble casey anthony's mind is in the ability to come up with an appropriate and believable lie in an instant. she's impressive. imagine being able to remember the lies you told a year ago and incorporate that into a new lie, that's really quite impressive. >> judge jeanine: all right, quite impressive. you were in the courtroom watching the jury. how did the jury respond to that argument? >> you know, judge, this is a jury i would not want to play poker with any single one of these people. throughout the day today, this is what i saw. back and forth watching between the attorneys and every now and then you might see a slight smirk, particularly, if you really think about it, in a way the prosecutor was sort of giving a backhanded compliment and at that time i think i noted a smirk or two with them saying how smart casey was and

i've been to london, bristol, you think it might work.? >> no. i've given it to other people and it won't connect up. it's this particular ipad. >> you also appear to send your daughter a tweet last week, a tweet. >> i know. >> this has to do with the ipad. it wasn't actually me. i dictated the tweet. >> you know the vocal coach who was on your program. >> "america's got talent." >> old friend of mine. i'm sitting in the studio is ridiculous tweet coming through. i just said, only girls got anything better than sitting tweeting all day. it seemed to have caused an uproar. i'm very fond of evie. great vocal coach. >> she's amazing. she's worked with jackie and everybody. >> she's a key player. she worked with me on the album "love never dies" and got results from the singers that i've never heard from anybody else. >> if you were casting the all time dream musical, who would you want standing on that stage? >> elvis. >> who else? >> elvis would be great in a musical, wouldn't he? any musical. do you know, i would have loved gone back to n.

her daughter bristol told hln's dr. drew she's optimistic about her mom's chances if she decides to run. >> i think she's so smart and i think she could debate everyone and do well. >> you hope she doesn't win? i can imagine as the daughter, oh, please, don't do that? >> i think people will be talking about my li and her and us no matter what they're doing. >> do you like that? >> i don't know how to feel about it. i think there's awesome opportunities that come with it. but then i think there's lots of drawbacks and negatives towards it. i think whatever she does will be right for her family and right for herself. >> now, speaking of sarah palin, she is on "time" magazine's top ten list of wives throughout history who have held their own. time has a very specific name for these women. i'm not really wanting to use that name at this hour of the morning. you can look it up on "time." other women, tough women, wooifgs through history, eleanor roosevelt, queen isabelle of spain, june carter cash, johnny cash's wife, cleopa

eastern hour, she talks about her experience on "dancing with the stars" and the ongoing presence of bristolarah palin. >> they're like the alaska kardashians. they're a weird hybrid of entertainment and politics. not so much politics anymore. i would say it's much more entertainment. >> face to face with margaret cho in the "cnn newsroom" in the 2:00 eastern hour. ♪ i'm your fire ...needs protection. introducing venus proskin with moisture rich shave gel bars enhanced with a triple blend of body butters that create a layer of protection for your skin with every close stroke. leaving your skin beautifully smooth. and your goddess just beautiful. ♪ well, i'm your venus new venus proskin moisture rich. reveal the goddess in you. >>> a look at our top stories right now. it's a working weekend for members of congress as they try to hammer out a compromise to raise the nation's debt ceiling. right now, the house is considering a proposal by senator majority leader harry reid. the senate will take it up next. and president obama is also spending lots of time on the phone trying to get both parties

. >>> a mother in bristol, virginia is facing felony murder charges in the death of her 2-year-old son. court documents show karen murphy left her son in the family's minivan for more than seven hours last month. it's not the first time she had forgotten her child in the vehicle. murphy left her son unattended in the minivan outside her work back in january. it was for about 20 minutes before somebody spotted the boy. murphy is expected to turn herself in tomorrow when she appears in court. >>> just a few days after pleading guilty in a federal corruption investigation, leslie johnson resigned from the prince georges county council. she handed in her resignation today, but it does not take effect until july 31st, the last day of the session. that does not sit well with a number of people. chris gordon in upper marlboro with more on this. >> prince georges county executive baker issued a statement tonight by saying waiting until the end of the month, leslie johnson has delayed the residents of district six time needed to fill the vacancy. leslie johnson said good morning, present. then

mcfarland was quietly investigating the team and similar cases from philadelphia, atlantic city, bristol pennsylvania, cleveland and other parts of the united states. in a paper that he eventually published in the most prestigious medical journal of the era, mcfarlane suggested tetanus course found their way into the vaccine manufactured by what he called the maker of the product vaccine to amend the company of philadelphia. company of philadelphia. congress acted to try to restore public confidence in vaccines. in the spring of 1902, congress enacted the control act which president roosevelt signed into law. this act which is a pioneering piece in the progressive era legislation set up a system of licensing and inspections for all makers of biological products including such scenes and in toxins. it was the immediate forerunner for the pure food and drug addict passed a few years later. the passage of this act in the larger point which is we are very on patient with antivaccinations and skeptics and the like today. and understandably but we raised a century ago, a century and ten years

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