so much jill carroll's we'll be seeing. today we have a glimmer of hope in this one comes from the police in cleveland and we have brought you countless incidents across the country where people have been with police in action and been arrested or harassed for it but cleveland police have decided to order their cobs to leave citizen video videographers alone. we learned cleveland police just got new orders if they see you videotaping cops in action cop should leave you alone you have the right to keep you cheeky conduct elections weekly police officers. well they have a right being so surprised but i have gotten so used to people being arrested and harassed for pushing the record the record button when police are in action it looks like we believe they got it right after seeing the media's attention on the actions of local law enforcement they even said go ahead and record at least they understand the importance of keeping their officers in check at all times after all if we're giving them up already and allowing them to ca

jason carroll caught up with mcclain two years after meeting him state side. >> reporter: we first met will mclane when he was an 18-year-old high school student desperate to escape his small to town. >> it gets old, but then a lot of things i will miss. >> reporter: that was nearly two years ago. since then we've watched his dramatic physical transformation. following him from recruit through basic training. to soldier. how much more weight have you lost? >> i'm about right now 170, 175. so about another 15. >> reporter: he's now a combat engineer at forward operating base, his first deployment, his first time in a war zone. we caught up with him minutes after returning from a 40 hour mission. the training is much different from the reality being here on the ground, right in. >> it's a whole different story. >> reporter: here is a place where searches for roadside bombs routinely kill and injure. his company of combat engineers special in finding those bombs. his captain telling us on their last mission, their convoy got hit by one. >> it was very serious out there. there were several

fund for unisef, carroll stern, thanks for joining me tonight, carroll. >> thanks, lawrence, good towhat's your reaction to the white house easing restrictions? >> saving childrens' lives should not be a political decision. i would hope if it were my child starving that the world would do whatever it takes to save my child. while it may not be in the best political circumstances, i'm glad our president made that decision. >> how do you operate under those conditions where you have a terrorist organization who is, in effect, siphoning out some amount of what people are trying to deliver there. >> unicef is on the ground yesterday, today, tomorrow, we are part of that trusted neighbor. we have been working in somalia, we were able to air lift supplies in last week and you do the best you can. we have brave and passionate workers who are going to do whatever it takes. >> what do you need now and what do the other organizations operating there need now? >> dollars, we truly need dollars. one of the things the world doesn't understand when an emergency like this hits. and you need to unde

jason carroll there on the ground in rock away beach. of our great reporters who is going to be following throughout this event. >>> well, apple's new ceo says things won't change post steve jobs. but that's not appeasing some investors. apple stock down today. is a glimpse of things to come? we're going to check in with i allisison kosik at the new york stock exchange for an update. whether it can be done safely and responsibly. at exxonmobil we know the answer is yes. when we design any well, the groundwater's protected by multiple layers of steel and cement. most wells are over a mile and a half deep so there's a tremendous amount of protective rock between the fracking operation and the groundwater. natural gas is critical to our future. at exxonmobil we recognize the challenges and how important it is to do this right. >>> steve jobs, the man who put an ipod, ipad, or an iphone probably into your hands is stepping down as the ceo of apple. that's not the kind of news wall street likes to hear. alison kosik is standing by at the new

our national correspondent, jason carroll, is standing by live in atlantic city, new jersey. it looks a lot better there, but i'm sure it's not going to be that much better in the coming hours. jason? >> reporter: you know, wolf, it's been getting steadily worse with every passing hour. if you just look at what we see here. that was a landing that just a few hours ago was clear. there was no water there. now you see how the ocean has rushed in and has taken that landing. right now the only thing protecting the casinos that you see over here which are boarded up is the sand dune that i'm standing on right now. this is the reason why new jersey's governor, chris christie, has been repeatedly saying that if you're not heeding the mandatory evacuation, you should have gotten out. and if not now -- now is definitely the time to get out. but obviously there are still some people who are still here. in fact, there are a number of seniors who are still here, still holding out. we actually found an apartment building where 92 seniors, wolf, are still holding out saying they have no in

stuart shaw, ann carroll is back there. everett, the people in the production department who have helped us. you will see all the hard work they have provideded when you go over to check this exhibit. so without further ado i would like to have luis introduce our keynote speaker. >> thank you, al. what a glorious day it is and happy black history month. i'm honored to introduce our keynote speaker, bernard kinsey. i had the pleasure of meeting bernard had he attended the first meeting with the california council for the humanities and immediately he made quite an impact with not only his creative ideas and vision but also his passion. right then and there i said to myself, my only resfwret that i didn't get to meet him way, when much earlier in our lives. his biography reads like an adventure with an extraordinary record of accomplishments and achievements. a business entrepreneur it, guru, philanthropist but perhaps most importantly a community builder. as president of kbk enterprises he's provided counsel to senior execut

tonight's bull's-eye award and said i to go to new hampshire state representative carolyn choir see carroll was elected to the new hampshire house of representatives in two thousand and eight as a republican and apparently carol is no fan of young workers in her state she believes in the current seven dollars and twenty five cents that is going away to new hampshire is too high for that this year lawmakers in new hampshire passed a bill that tied the state's minimum wage to the federal minimum wage meaning of their state better wage could not be higher than the federal law so the governor vetoed the bill but state lawmakers overrode that but carol still isn't satisfied she's still thing. that seven twenty five is too much for young workers and a statement to reporters carol said that she would sponsor a bill that would repeal all minimum wage laws in the state and his not employers pay workers what they're worth she believes that the seven twenty five minimum is overly generous to young people listen to her quote she said it's very discriminatory particularly for the young people they're no

jason carroll at penn station.lm, but something like we don't normally see on an early monday morning. have things changed? >> oh, a lot of things have changed. 7.5 million people use the transit system everyday here in the city, and sometimes at this hour, it feels like they are all right here at this spot. if you take a look around, you have got a few stragglers out here on a day like today at penn station, and a lot of people deciding to obviously take a three-day weekend. let me update you, kyra, in terms of exactly what the situation is as it stands right now in terms of the transit system. the subway system actually was up and running at 6:00 a.m. this morning. but, still, not as many trains as they normally have on the system, so there were a few delays there today, but officially subways are up and running, 6:00 a.m. and not the same situation for new jersey transit. for those folks trying to get in from new jersey, the new jersey transit system is still suspended and those trains. same situation for long i

the hurricane is 15 miles from atlantic city where you just heard jason carroll. he said it feels like it is on top of them. it puts it 115 miles from new york city. we've been focusing on new york. there is a reason to are that. new york is say place that has 8 million, 9 million people in op population. you're talking about a lot of people being affected in a place that's not known for its hurricane preparedness. new york is ready for a lot of stuff. it ain't quite ready for this. you have the airports closed, the public transit closed down. they're telling us, can you imagine this, tomorrow morning, rush hour, the commute, no public transit tomorrow in new york. >> a lot of people don't have cars. they rely on the subway system and the buss to get where they have to go. people are basically stuck at their homes. it's unclear -- maybe that's what they need, people to stay home for a while and maybe that's what's going to happen here. >> the mayor is telling them to do that, asking everybody to evacuate. that was yesterday, the day before. that's over. don't even

jason carroll is in atlantic city, jersey. let's get the latest on the path that irene is going to be taking away from north carolina. let's check in with jacqui jeras first in our hurricane headquarters. then we'll head up to new jersey. >> we'll go ahead and tell you where the storm is and where it's going to be going. it's in the pimlico sound right now. up through the cape area, towards new york city tomorrow, into boston by tomorrow afternoon. and then making its way all the way into canada. and it will be finally done with it here as we head into monday. there you can see some of those big waves which have been pushing into the area. we've also been seeing big rain amounts. in fact, flooding could ultimately end up being the biggest story for a lot of folks who live just a couple of miles inland. we're getting as much as 3 inches an hour in some of these areas and the threat of tornadoes. you can see the tornado watch which extends near philadelphia all the way down to virginia beach. this map will show you some of the r

if i did one small piece, i did my part. >> jason carroll joins us live in new york. afghan police and the afghan army are ready. based on what you've seen, are they ready? >> reporter: that's a good question. i was there last august. and definitely there was a lot of work that needed to be done with the afghan police and afghan army. but since being back and seeing how shorter has worked with them and the other soldiers who were there, i've seen some improvement. i think some of the soldiers would readily admit they've seen improvements as well. but having said that, there's still a ways to go with some of the police -- afghan police who are there on the ground. >> jason carroll, thank you, appreciate that series. >>> we want to take you now to listen to some sound that we just got in, just happened moments ago. president obama speaking with his cabinet at a meeting that is under way right now, speaking about the debt ceiling and some other topics. let's listen to what he had to say. >> and we now have a committee process in congress that is charged to find additiona

let's head to the north, new jersey, the coast there where we find jason carroll. and nice there. people are enjoying that calm before the storm, right? >> reporter: that's exactly what it is. you've heard the warnings coming in. everyone from new york city's mayor michael bloomberg, to the president. you've heard the warnings. if you're under a mandatory evacuation, you pay attention. frederick a, right now, point pleasant beach is under a mandatory evacuation for all of the tourists. if you look on the beach, we've seen and talked to some of them on the beach. we've seen them here on the boardwalk. some people out of town. i want to bring in a family quickly if i could. these are the webbs. they're from virginia, mark, robyn and madison. i know you're in from out of town. when are you planning to leave? >> tonight. >> so you are planning to leave tonight? >> yes. >> you heard about the warnings before. yet you still came down to the beach. tell me the decision-making process involved. >> i promised my daughter we would see a yankees game. that's what i wanted to

he is the soldier that one of our correspondents jason carroll followed from the beginning to his timeistan searching for bombs is what he is doing now. does he regret his decision? we are going to have that story straight ahead. >>> also, a bloody crackdown on government protesters in syria. how is the world responding? we go live to london in that in four minutes. >>> senate votes at noon on a debt ceiling deal. president obama meets with the crew of the space shuttle "endeavour." 9/11 compensation fund town hall meeting is held in melville, new york at 6:00 eastern. >>> a deadly night for anti-government protesters in syria. syrian human rights group says 24 people were killed and dozens more were injured by government security forces. our zain verjee is in london following the action. >> reporter: the international pressure is growing amid this brutal crackdown. the syrian government is saying they needed to get in there because of what they are calling armed terrorist groups. let's take a look at the international headlines to see what their analysis and response is. this is the n

i love you, carroll from texas. lone star love. >> what goes around comes around. if it's somebody else's turn we'll be there for them. >> other locations include a middle school and industrial park and district office in former state transportation department. >> here kids are going back to school this week as well and it will feel fall like soon. >> a cooling trend on the way. until then, we have warm weather inland today and tomorrow. the clouds are breaking up over san francisco. no flight arrival delays but we'll see how far the temperatures will drop. >> the government with the first drug to treat deadliest form of skin cancer. >> abercrombie & fitch makes an unusual offer to get reality stars to stop wearing the label. >> the misconduct by a >>> sky7-hd over the scene of a breaking news story in san rafael. you can see traffic is jammed right there at 580. rich monday san rafael bridge, where both directions are closed right now. drivers are stuck there because of police action. the highway patrol shutting the bridge down because of a gunman that has been re

. >> the wonderful thing about what carroll lee did is it started two years ago, and like a freight train just never stopped. and that's really helped us. >> she's excited about the awards show but it most impressed with the people who joined her in paying it forward. >> it's amazing. i honestly, what i feel best about is that i had a chance to be a part of this incredible experience. >> and that's how carroll lee hazard went from trader joe's to hollywood in two years. in manilow park, abc7 news. >> we he will keep you posted how it all turns out. and lisa is here to tell us how the weather turns out all morning long. i see some breaking through there. >> yeah, there's a little bit. we also have the low clouds and high clouds. a full moon. and this camera is looking east this morning. >> the coast. >> isn't that gorgeous? we will be allowing for more sunshine today and we will talk about that coming up. >> also ahead, a rescue hospital unique in the bay area. this morning we salute the volunteers who are keeping nature as musicians alive. [ male announcer ] 2...4...6...8. who do we appre

. >> the wonderful thing about what carroll lee did is it started two years ago, and like a freight trainhat's really helped us. >> she's excited about the awards show but it most impressed with the people who joined her in paying it forward. >> it's amazing. i honestly, what i feel best about is that i had a chance to be a part of this incredible experience. >> and that's how carroll lee hazard went from trader joe's to hollywood in two years. in man low park, abc7 news. >>> you can see if she wins. lisa joins us with the forecast. >> the fog keeps coming. we are looking at some subtle changes over the weekend and that's going to allow for some more sun in the city at times. right now it's cloudy out there and we are looking at the clouds over the east bay. sun up at 6:23. your weekend forecast and the week ahead is next. >> also ahead, a rescue hospital unique in the bay area. this morning we salute the volunteers who are keeping nature's musicians ♪ that aroma's coming through ♪ for the big day ahead of you morning. big day, huh? morning, mom! are you excited? ♪ the best part of wakin'

i love you, carroll from texas. lone star love. >> what goes around comes around. if it's somebody else's turn we'll be there for them. >> other locations include a middle school and industrial park and district office in former state transportation department. >> here kids are going back to school this week as well and it will feel fall like soon. >> a cooling trend on the way. until then, we have warm weather inland today and tomorrow. the clouds are breaking up over san francisco. no flight arrival delays but we'll see how far the temperatures will drop. >> the government with the first drug to treat deadliest form of skin cancer. >> abercrombie & fitch makes an unusual offer to get reality stars to stop wearing the label. >> the misconduct by a well-known french actor that got him in trouble on a flight.......................... a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-n

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jas jason carroll, thank you so much for bringing us that story. >>> time right now, just about 25 minutesast the hour. time to check our top stories. president obama has signed the debt ceiling agreement. that news coming just a short time ago from the white house. no grand ceremony. just the signing. the bill was passed in the senate by an overwhelming margin a little while before the president signed it. >>> today is the 32n't straight day of 100 degree temperatures in dallas. many parts in the south and central plains continue to endorse extreme heat. the heat wave is blamed for dozens of deaths. >>> the fifth named storm of the atlantic hurricane season tropical storm emily moving over the caribbean sea. current maximum sustained winds are only 40 miles an hour but emily is expected to gain strength over the next couple of days. it could hit haiti tomorrow and could skirt the coast of florida by saturday. >>> all right. take a look here. remember this? we awe know it is the miracle on the hudson. the plane lands on the hudson on one of the coldest days of the year. everybody gets out

james patrick carroll, democratic candidate for governor. i mean, for -- my career has taken off rather quickly, but i'm the democratic candidate for mayor of san francisco. i appreciated supervisor cohen's comments. listening to ross rattle off the numbers, the various speakers, listening to the demographic and the reality which will be our burden here in the city. and as mayor, i would be -- i'm very concerned to see a population of thousands of convicts overflooding our services and programs as well as housing for marginally house adults and homeless people here in san francisco which we have labored and worked so hard over the past 15 years to put into place. i don't believe the $5.7 million will be enough to cover the programs and services, the recovery programs and the housing which will be necessary . not to mention the job training . and i also have concerns that not only would this not be enough, the $5.7 million to cover all of these aspects, but it is also likely to displace marginally housed adults overwhelming our precious recov

holes since and overcoming those initial difficulties on the front nine one of his dozen birdies carroll sixty also have an eagle later on the fifteenth tommy gagne is second after being at least in the share of the lead all tournaments long the overnight leader. of sixty three and run a swedish born part pedersen had another shot of glory in his adopted hometown of greensboro the weight winner three shots behind in third spots. a thirteen point loss is perhaps not the best way for new zealand to build confidence with the rugby world cup a month away but that's what's happened when they met south africa in the tri nations on saturday evening no love lost between the sides to ensure the trying to cycle since two thousand. rival locks bucky's both ensemble whitelock squaring up to each other within the first ten minutes the resulting penalty from mornay steyn would put the whole six now long staying very much on form with his boots hitting over another couple of penalties and a drop kick here to make it fifteen nothing south african just the high dollar mark now without the influential pai

jason carroll takes us along on a mission on "a soldier's story" he jones us now. >> looking at the combat engineers these are the guys that semp for the roarch for th bombs. a dangerous job. 268 troops were killed by ieds last year. we got a firsthand look how they accomplish their mission. >> what we do is we make sure that our route is cleared before we step off. >> reporter: on mission with combat engineers in a remote area of southern afghanistan. these soldiers hunt for ieds, the roadside bombs and insurgence that soldiers use to injure and kill. >> they watch and see what we do and then they act. >> reporter: but they also search for the people who plant them them. on this particular day it wasn't long before they found both. >> they find compounds. >> reporter: during a checkpoint set up to snare insurgents they find five men and the car they are driving tests positive for explosives. >> this one is military grade plastic explosives. >> reporter: the men say they are builders and farmers, not a credible story to these trained soldiers." pakistani money. >> reporter: one man carryin

reporter: safeway and other grocery store chains turned down the opportunity to open at third and carroll but after years of cajoling by community leaders fresh & easy agreed to move in and promised to hire more than half of the employees from the area, in the bayview, joe vazquez cbs 5. >>> if you have ever been disappointed by one of those daily deals, there is a new way to complain. on the consumerwatch, julie watts with a new option for people who buy from group upon, living social and some of these other coupon sites. >> reporter: sometimes the deals are tempting. they often expire before you use them. so a harvard law school grad is helping you fight back. it's called vouchercomplaints.org and the site's letter writing tool helps you write a complaint letter to any daily deal company. users just fill in the blankets. for blanks. up pops a california law that should help you make your case. users also check a box for what action they would like the company to take. the site says daily deal companies have a responsibility to consumers. >> they say you're getting a good deal, half pric

it raised me to be what i am. >> and jason carroll joins us now from new york. say was the biggest change that you saw in will two years after first meeting him stateside? >> reporter: well, that's an interesting question. beyond the physical transformation, randi, i think what i really saw in will was maturity that i saw evolve over the past two years. literally just saw this young man grow up in front of our eyes, going from that high school football student to the soldier that we see today really. randi? >> and how much longer will he be fighting there in afghanistan? >> reporter: well, he's in the middle of his deployment. he still has another several months to go. he won't be finished until april of 2012. and just being out there on some of those missions, i think a lot of people don't have any idea that some of these mission that is you see, 12 hours, they can last a very, very long time. so it's a lot of hard work. but once again, he feels extremely dedicated to the cause. >> jason carroll, wonderful story. thank you so much for bringing it to us. >>> you

jason carroll, good to have you with us this morning. we appreciate you. also, a little north of where he is right now, hoboken, new jersey, that's a little bit closer to new york city, the mayor there, jacqui jeras, we reported a short time ago, issuing a mandatory evacuation order for the ground unit for people in hoboken. so they're expecting that water as well. and like you mentioned, you've got somebody who lives on the sixth floor, you might want to knock on the door and say, hey, can i hang a little bit? >> don't bother your friend on the 16th story, by the way, because then you start worrying about wind issues and wind damage, possibly. probably flying debris that would break open were window, not the strength of the winds. this is a category 1 storm now, 85 miles per hour. and in the next hour, we're going to have an update on this intensity from the hurricane center. so make sure you stay tuned, because we likely see some more changes. but as this thing is making its way through the pamlico sound, very little change in intensity should be expecte

has been linked with a possible night of mood for ace and lays also with the score then coach john carroll guessed that he played down the speculation. was. the reason it's not a problem he's playing for us joining with us to blame certainly there is only have to say about him. and the united states men's football team will have a decidedly german flavor now that he's been close man has taken over as manager the ford seven year old stating on the day was unveiled that the us will look to discover a global star of their own following in the footsteps of america's more popular sports. nobody showed kobe bryant to do certain moves you know he did it themselves and soccer is the same way it's self teaching you learned you get better then the more you play if you play twenty hours a week you will get really good if you play two hours a week you will be always limited so if you want to one day have a messy representing the united states you need to find a kit that picks the boron twenty hours a week. moving away from football and in tennis do not aside from that won't be playing any competitive

jason has witnessed, jason carroll has witnessed firsthand the evolution of will mcclain from a recruit through boot camp to afghanistan. he joins us with the second part of his week-long series "a soldier's story." >> today we will take a bit of a departure because we'll look at what his company does, these combat engineers. these are the guys out there on a daily basis, dangerous job. let me put it in perspective for you, one report shows 268 u.s. troops were killed by ieds, the improvised explosive devices last year. the combat engineer's job is to find those bombs, before they can do any harm. we got a firsthand look at just how they accomplish their mission. >> what we do is we make sure that our route is cleared before we step off. >> reporter: on mission with combat engineers in a remote area of southern afghanistan, these soldiers hunt for ieds, those roadside bombs insurgents use to injure or kill. >> they watch us and they wait to see what we do and then they act. >> reporter: but they also search for the people who plant them. on this particular day, it wasn't long before the

will hardly be missed as the new coach has attracted a guard in cup winners' patrick source and and carroll because solve among other quite capable players with a major playoff experience i'll say our side what are the playoffs last year i was fine that was a great experience oh it's so it's hard. to have a good crowd surf i really enjoy playing like i said it's something that you work for every year scott began their preparation in the czech republic where the squad concentrated mainly on gaining strength that stand was followed by a brief training camp and that seems home base in st petersburg where the head coach has laid down strategy and tactics for the remainder of the pre-season it's been a tough training camp so far everybody's working to get in shape and. you know i'm good scenes or something work out that they're going to right now discuss first spend a match in st petersburg show that this side is ready to reach new heights in the cage l. and that sentiment echoed with the fans as well as that scene delighted supporters with a three two win over another cage fell side third pedal

baylor university professor scott carroll directs the green collection, one of the world's largest privateollections of rare biblical texts and artifacts. he says 80% of tyndale's work ended up in the kjv. >> i think he's an unsung hero in the whole story. >> reporter: after henry xviii came a series of english bibles, all intertwined in the often bloody battles between catholics and protestants. when king james i came to the throne, he wanted a version of the bible that wasn't tied to a particular movement. he formed a translation committee of scholars. >> they were commissioned in 1604 to find the best translations out there and then match them up with the greek and hebrew and if they matched up, to take them. when you think about the king james, i think generally, people think about, they think it's a protestant commodity. but in fact, it really was a result, a culmination, of jewish, catholic, even greek orthodox scholarship that led to this publication. >> reporter: what has been called the "masterpiece by committee" was first published in 1611. and thanks to moveable type printing, t

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but here at carroll's orphanage number one they manage it well and russians are currently hundred and fifty thousand children who haven't been adopted here ninety percent of all friends find a new family before their six. orphanages exist by themselves in isolation where reaching out to the potential parents and the authorities and working with them. first course of action is to try and place the children back with parents who often give them up scared off the diagnoses often and show that with the right care these children can lead normal lives that parents have to prove their attitude has changed for other potential adopters their educational courses and ongoing medical support all basics in the west but hardly universal in russia yet staff say these on the main reasons for their success you missed. it. doesn't matter how good the facilities are here or what care the children receive we are all of the staff here still know than an orphanage is no substitute for a family a quick straw poll shows as much here but i don't think there are three of us here me or my two sisters we really

presence will hardly be missed as they nikos has attracted the darren cup winners patrick thorson and carroll because of among other quite capable players with a major playoff experience above all see our side for the playoffs last year i was the final it's a great experience so it's a it's very allowed to have good crossers i really enjoy playing like that something that you work for every year scott began their preparation in the czech republic where the squad concentrated mainly on gaining strength and that stance was followed by a brief play in camp and it seems home base in st petersburg where they had. goes as lay down strategy and tactics for the remainder of the pre-season has been a tough frank now so far but his work in line to get in shape around the. you know i'm good scenes are some of the work out. there going on right now scott first ran the match in st petersburg showed that this side is ready to reach new heights in the cage shell and that sentiment echoed with the fans as well as that scene delighted supporters with a three two win over another cage hillside third pedal from

carroll was unsteady on his feet. he is considered to be at rex. >>> a new poll released before the 10th anniversary of the september 11th attacks finds worry in new york city at its lowest point since 2001. the poll said 39% are concerned there meet be another attack. 3% are worried and 17% are very worried. >>> a new york city man has created a smartphone app for the upcoming anniversary of 9/11. he said he handle other new yorkers are hawbted boit absence of the twin towers. the app allows you to point near where they once stood to see an outline. >>> hundreds of thousands of postal employees may be out of a job. the post sal service is considering cutting 120,000 jobs. they need to cut 30% by 2015 to be viable. last year the postal service lost more than $8 1/2 billion. >>> chrysler corporation rolling out a program that it hopes will encourage car buyers to become more buyers, if that's such a word. they are offering cuss pliers no payments for 90 days for all 2011 and 2012, chrysler, jeep, and dodge buyers. you

private corporations who work with the government and law enforcement in a recent interview with ted carroll's anti-sex of porter explained any private corporation supporting u.s. military or law enforcement operations are legitimate targets in our eyes in for guarding the f.b.i. our especially our enemies so it is no surprise the happiness released internal e-mails and thousands of documents from this defense for that to give you a little background vanguard are based in texas and is responsible for projects like shadow hawk unmanned aerial vehicle that can be enforced by law and used by law enforcement and the military now for a firm who prides itself on security think that they were prepared for an attack in those behind and i think an offshoot of anonymous another reason the anti so in their hit list is because of their senior vice president richard garcia if you check on his credentials garcia also used to work for the f.b.i.'s field office in las vegas so in other words he's the bull's eye for anti-sex latest operation but here's what i find most interesting about this but activist group

bob carroll, who many of you know because he is one of us and lives out here, as you well know, has written truly adjective-busting biographees. his biographies of robert moses and lyndon johnson he twice won the pulitzer prize for biography. he has gone virtually every other married -- every other major literary honor, including the national book award, a gold medal of biography of the national academy of arts and letters and on and on. i would love to read the mall but i would rather get to our subject in a minute. his first book was "the power broker -- robert moses and the fall of dark." the modern library called one of the 100 greatest nonfiction books of the 20th-century. i would say achillea the words of many before me and still to come that is the single best book about our city, new york city, that you would ever read. to research the years of lyndon johnson, he and his wife move from new york to the texas hill country and then washington d.c. to luckily live the life lyndon johnson lived as he was growing up and getting started. -- to literally live the life he lived. his next boo

we have jason carroll joining us from point pleasant. it looks nice right now.hat will change. >> reporter: jim, you and i both know this will not last. i will update you on the information. the mayor has just completed a briefing with emergency officials. let's give you an update on what is happening here in our area. a mandatory evacuation is already in place for the tourists who are here. at 3:00, they will decide if a mandatory evacuation will also go into effect for the residents who live here. we will wait for that. in terms of the state, a mandatory evacuation in place for atlantic city. casinos no longer accepting reservations and asking people who are there to leave and seek safer areas. jim, a mandatory evacuation in place for cape may county barrier islands. in order to make the flow of traffic to move easier for those who are trying to get out. they have decided to suspend the tolls on the garden state parkway. that will help those people who are trying to get to a safer area move along freely. governor christie here in new jersey urging people to ta

jason carroll has been with him every step of the way and here with us now.tory. >> it's been incredible to watch this guy. we were talking about this briefly, it's literally been watching him grow up in front of our eyes. he's no longer a teenager, now 20 years old, will mcclain is also no longer the recruit. he's a soldier fighting the war in afghanistan. in an area where the pressure is on to eliminate the taliban. >> reporter: we first met will mcclain when he was an 18-year-old high school student desperate to escape his small town, rose month, california. >> glad to be getting out of this little town because it gets old. there's a lot of things you will miss. >> reporter: that was nearly two years ago. since then, we've watched mcclain's dramatic physical transformation. >> following him from recruit. >> yes, drill sergeant. >> reporter: through basic training. >> let's go. >> i hate this. >> reporter: to soldier. how much more weight have you lost? looks like you've lost more weight? >> about 170, 175. >> down another 15 from when i was at the states.

pete, carroll, harry, deirdre, kanara and noor can't be here. she's off somewhere, right? in such long hours for no pay. i really appreciate it. it leaves a lot more money for me, and i'm sure someone here will write you a recommendation to somewhere you want at one point. please, n

reputation.ne and who was asked to go to "the los angeles times" in going against them numerous times john carroll left and a good friend of mine left and i went out to take over the "l.a. times" of first data walked in and the door of the security guard said who are you?id i said i am the new editor jim o'shea.e he got up pass for me to goo come into the building.th itat was good for one day.nto [laughter] that says a lot. i walked into thel newsroom there were pictures of otis chandler he was seuss. i looked around and thought a o k. [laughter] i t decided i would just go there and get up and said assemble a staff and basically i am a journalist i am here i think i can help you. i basically tried to be honest and appeal to the sense of athfi journalist. they traffic fairness and balance and if they think g you are honest they will give you ai chance even ifyou. they cannot stand you.he i did that and we went to work. all throughout the industry industry, we had gonet, through three or four years trying to figure out the right size of theeal newsroom, how to downsizewhol downsize, he cannot make

sentence see date will be announced at today's hearing >> a major hurricane for the outer banks of north carroll asiacarolina. the planse hundred and 15 mi. per hour, i am pulling up the latest fad of the storm this is very see the storm and you are seeing the i developed it is making its way towards the carolina coast and the latest pass from the hurricane service keeps it closer to the coast could go to cut through the jersey shore and through local island into boston meanwhile we are keeping a close eye on the storm we are expecting an extensive property damage from irene this is video out and nassau as i rain brought heavy rains and winds most of the island's visitors caught cruise ships or flights out to before they were shut down. the u.s. navy has ordered the second fleet in the third genius to move out happened to keep at the shipment safe 27 ships are moving out to sea and 28 are moving to other areas nine ships are currently at see >> our local weather forecast in the bay area. i live look from the golden gate bridge, this is the heaviest we see the fog in the bay area. there is dense

. >> bill: mcdowell wins and doocy fifth question the movie american carroll had a funny part dealingohammed. >> yes, of course, i must remember to use last names. >> bill: that movie is from david zucker, he directed it. one of the guys behind the classic comedy what did he do? that's correct. airplane is the right answer. mcdowell you have beaten him three times in a row; is that correct? >> yes, it is. >> bill: i have to get somebody smarter than him maybe kilmeade. >> bill: kilmeade is not smarter than you is that possible? max lynch, rochester, indiana wins -- heidi we will send you stuff. too. pinheads and patriots on deck. the manager of the chicago white sox hammers sean penn because is he a friend of hugo chavez. p and p up >> bill: pinheads and patriots in a moment. tonight starring sean penn. but first, we would like you to consider premium membership. tonight we are opening up the no spin news feature to everybody extents over the weekend. so you can see one of the things pm's get daily. if you sign up we'll send you the navy seals 1, bin laden 0 shirt free. it is a good d

. >> any republican strategist that you talk to of carroll will tell you they recognize that in order for their parties to be competitive over the next generation, they have got to do better with minority votes. all african-nt american voters. they will take some church member. look at what president bush was doing in 2004. they go after upper income african-americans to care about taxes and schools and other issues. with barack obama, it is tougher because he is such an icon. it will be harder to pull the ball away. you voted against martin luther king? >> are you comparing the president to martin luther king? >> politically, yes. there's a question for voters for we cannot have this discussion about republicans and minority voting habits without talking about latinos. that is a growth market for both parties. latinos are growing as a percentage of the american electorate population and they're much more swing voters. many of them are catholics and some of the issues are more aligned with republicans. the fundamental issue of every election is about trust. if people don't trust that

. >> the carrolling thing -- >> hang on. in the head on a shot put event. >> it was a practice. but it was 62 feet with a 12-pound shot. i actually have -- i won't make you do this, but i do have a dent in my skull because of it. >> seriously? >> you can feel it. >> wow, you have. >> yeah. >> what an amazing thing. meat loaf was dented. >> i was passed out longer in pittsburgh with the asthma attack. >> well, you then broke your legs while performing a concert. then struck with a syndrome that affected your heart. >> that was a compliment, actually. wolf parkinson white, the doctor came in and said you're among an elite group. i said why's that? he said marathon runners get that. i went great. enter me. so pro athletes get that quite a bit. >> are you very unmlicki, or are you very lucky because you're still alive? >> i'm very lucky because it seems to me. any kind who gets singled out for a shot put to the head or is still here. >> if you're in a corvere rolling down into the red river, which thank goodness didn't have any

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carroll will be selling the books, and she'll do signatures for you, all of you, and we want to thank her again. >> thank you. [applause] >> good luck. good luck with everything you do, all your endeavors. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> oh, i forgot to thank c-span for covering it. sorry. thank you, c-span, for covering the event. >> more from frankfort kentucky now, and the social history of bourbon and the impact its had on american history. >> the early distill would have been like anywhere else, from 20 gallons to 100 gallons in size, and they were making their whisky in the fall, in the winter after the crops were in and the corn reached a good percentage of dryness so they could grind it and make whisky out of it. these distillers made whisky for thane own consumption, and they also made their whisky to sell, and they would sell it to grocers basically who turned around and sold it to bars and saloons or whatever. all throughout the 19th century, it was an extremely profitable business. there was a lot of it being made. there was a lot of it being sold, and they were