a massachusetts radio station...s limbaugh's commmnts were unacceptable.limbaugh called wanting free access to birth control.he's since apologized. &pbuu the radio station says he needs to be accountabll for hhs actions. "we really used a litmus test of, 'if this was a local staff member would this be acceptable behavior? and the answer's no.'"-butted to-"i think the man needs to be accountable for wwat he said comments were just very inappro" inappropriate." a radio statioo in hilo, monday. lawmakers in maryland are considering addingga person's drivers licenses.ionn...to licenses.that means licenses woulddindicate if the person is either a veteran... or active duty military.some say... it's a way to honor pittle easier for military personnel.for service members ssffering from post traumatic stress... it could be a way of aleeting authorities tt their cooditiin. "if they get pulled ovee and it's on their drivers license phe poliie officer would say, 'let's be cautious herr."-butt to-"i think it's a great idea, the p

he got ready to do that and the radio station heard about it and said if you and to take some stuff for you, come to a parking lot in downtown salt lake city. so much stuff started to arrive, they had to get two trailers to fill up with goods. is little caravan with his van and to the semis drove to oklahoma city. and were met by the police. the court and off the area. they let him through. he distributed blankets, food, and so forth. we are a generous people. we are a people that cares for others. what an amazing land we live in.

eventually on a radio station. there is a role as mandated by congress and a role just mandated by the circumstances. this is using our airwaves. and our airwaves belong to the public. and who's paying to say that that guy should not be elected and that he wants -- was a member of a group that he shouldn't have been a member of, we should know what's paying for that. so i don't have a problem with that kind of disclosure. we disclose a lot personally. we need to do more of that. that's just my two cents. now, republican type question since somebody might say i asked a democrat type question or made a comment. this administration has instructed independent agencies to examine and eliminate unnecessary regulations. how is this effort going at the fcc? commissioner mcdowell do you see an uptick in this effort given your history at the fcc? >> we've been taken our obligation to review unnecessary rules for elimination very seriously. it was something i talked about on very first day as soon as the president issued exec

initially after any disaster all the radio stations will broadcast on what's happening. the news to tell you what's happening. after that they will broadcast the evacuation centers. where to get medical help. one per floor for fire extinguishers. if you don't know how to use it we will talk about it in class number 2. you need a unification site. if you pick up the home phone and don't hear a dial tone, try again. make sure there is a land line hard wired to the -- not plugged in. if you can make a phone call you should call somewhere further away. if you have someone out of state that way they are not effected. who's okay, who's not, who has not called yet, that way you know who you are waiting for. after an earthquake or disaster if you know everyone in the family is safe you have no worries. if you work in the city and you live in the north bay, the bridge is down. make that phone call. your family is safe, you are safe. i can do more work helping the people in san francisco than trying to get back right away. your family knows you are okay and you could be rescuing t

r o y news ninety two f m says he was fired for filling in for another reporter on a competing radio station braddock claims that's not the case scott joins us now from texas to talk more about the situation and right he really may have been fired scott walker great to be with you john thanks for joining us why do you think you're fired. i have been telling people this over and over again i don't know that because i'm a journalist i was a journalist when i worked at the k r o y news ninety two a damn i'm still a journalist today and hope to work professionally again as a journalist after all this blows over i think that it will but to people have started to guess about what the reason is as far as why i was fired because the reason that was stated by the station makes no sense they say that i was in violation of a contract that i had not signed and i talked to a lot of experts both the people who are in the legal profession and people who are you know in my industry who say that that makes no sense that they can't say that you violated a contract that you never signed the violation that they

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. >> everything at some point, it would not be graded the name or rita station or -- or a radio station. -- it would not be created with a german name. >> germany is indeed in flocks, europe is in flux, and this radio station is proving a huge success for this generation. there are frequent news bulletins, phone in some discussions about politics. -- phone ins, and some discussions about politics. >> hello, how are you? >> i'm fine, how are you. >> we have our next listener. >> how do you think that germany can lead in europe? >> i don't think that we want to or that we have to lead politically on our own. i think that it can be collaborative, working together with all european nations. >> hello. >> how do you feel that germany leading in europe? >> i feel like germany is being modest in trying to not appear to be strong internationally and i hope it stays that way. >> we have to make a quick break right here. >> for a glimpse of how a new germany might grow from be -- from the flux of the old, i went to a production house. in cutting rooms here, hitler's protegee shows the fÜhrer himse

what we are saying is to try to punish radio stations that carry a radio talk show, all right, because of a mistake that's been acknowledged by everyone, and now that's not good enough. you can't apologize. we are not accepting any apologies here. you have got to take that guy's job. you have got it throw him off the air. that's unamerican, now, if he was doing it every day unrepentant and violence stemming up around it, maybe. you made an interesting point about rosa parks. rosa parks and other good people back in the civil rights days boycotted, boycotted because human rights were being violated. human rights. it wasn't an opinion. people were being forced physically to be in the back of the bus or not to go into a hotel. there is a big difference. we are talking speech here. now, how would you rely to the counselor? i will come back. how would you reply to her? >> bill, businesses have been drawn into this political fight. they are caught in the middle. and if you advertise on a conservative program the liberal left is going to make an example of you. this is all about control of co

the total is two radio stations and 12 stations. the assault on sandra fluke happened a minute ago, that second radio station, wbec in massachusetts just decided today join the exodus. yes, which began late last week and continued through the weekend. thank you to all of you who have decided to stand up for decency, people who are not going to take it anymore. thank you to the women and the men of good faith who are doing it. the band wagon of those speaking out against limbaugh gained new members including don imus who knows a thing or two about this. >> he is an insincere pig. really i mean it's disgraceful. >> okay. well well the guy said something like that last week as a matter of fact. limbaugh apologized again today and again today, he came up with yet another excuse for his behavior. maybe he won't learn until the last at thisser has left his show and the last radio station has cancelled his program. rick santorum newt gingrich, mim romney they have joined rush limbaugh in putting women's reproductive rights in the center of

that is syndicated by the media which owns the biggest radio stations rush limbaugh is on. imagine rush losing wabc new york, wls chicago, and major stations in detroit, dallas, washington, that would be a death blow to his show on the scope we know it now. he'll probably always be on the radio but it won't be as big a deal. >> eric boehlert, will the advertisers drift back? >> i don't know, they made it clear they want nothing to do with it. look, the same blue chip advertisers that abandoned glenn back are abandoning rush limbaugh and doing it a lot faster. glenn beck hung around after calling the president a racist, after 18 months, he had no advertisers. limbaugh lost advertisers faster than beck. the point about the rest of the radio, the right wing media, media matters points out in our new book fox he expect, this is the height of irresponsibility on fox, talk radio they are now paying the consequences and it's -- the best part is the punishment is being handed out by the free market place. >> holland, ownership has its privileges but if you can't sell it there is no

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what we are saying is to try to punish radio stations that carry a radio talk show, all right, because of a mistake that's been acknowledged by everyone, and now that's not good enough. you can't apologize. we are not accepting any apologies here. you have got to take that guy's job. you have got it throw him off the air. that's unamerican, now, if he was doing it every day unrepentant and violence stemming up around it, maybe. you made an interesting point about rosa parks. rosa parks and other good people back in the civil rights days boycotted, boycotted because human rights were being violated. human rights. it wasn't an opinion. people were being forced physically to be in the back of the bus or not to go into a hotel. there is a big difference. we are talking speech here. now, how would you rely to the counselor? i will come back. how would you reply to her? >> bill, businesses have been drawn into this political fight. they are caught in the middle. and if you advertise on a conservative program the liberal left is going to make an example of you. this is all about control of co

the two radio stations dropped in before media matters got in. limbaugh's advertisers were upset.y're scared by it. media matters is not going to impact a lot of people. they think they are, but they are not. what happened to rush happened because his advertisers got worried about it. >> greg: i don't believe that anybody gets offended anymore. they just get scared. >> dana: they're annoyed. turn it off. i would say that there are most corporate p.r. shops sit nervously all the time and they don't want to offend anybody about anything. many of them, including sectors of the economy ask other people to make the arguments for them, they're afraid to stand up for themselves. there is a lot of disregard for some of america's ceos who will complain in back rooms about the current policy, but they don't have the guts to stand up and say it. they have a responsibility to the shareholders so i kind of understand it but i wish they had guts to stand up. there is an off button. you can turn it off. most of the people probably never listened and they don't know where to find rush limbaugh. $

he's also been dropped by two radio stations. the fire is red hot under rush. but he pretended today like everything was cool. >> no, we have not lost 28 sponsors. well, how can they say it? because they lie. folks, we have three brand new sponsors that will be starting in the next two weeks. now, obviously, i'm not going to tell you who they are today. that's like losing a couple of french fries in the container when it's delivered to you at the drive-through. you don't even notice it. if we lose 28 of those sponsors, the majority of them being in one city or another, that's a sad occurrence, but, folks, i would venture to say that this happens every day anyway in the course of doing business. >> you know, what i keep trying to tell mr. limbaugh, all of us have said things out of emotion or just being off the cuff that we regretted. you say you're wrong. you say you're sorry. you don't double down for three days and you don't act like sponsors who don't want to be associated with you are foolishness are just like a couple of french fries. arrogance is not the

he finds a job in a tiny radio station. this catchment said look at here. give me five minutes make it interesting. i remember the last five minutes he retest played northwestern and he won. there he goes. wonderful. you have the job. it started college football than being the voice of the chicago cubs. very well known in the midwest as a sportscaster. at one point he was broadcasting they were cheap. they didn't want them to travel with the team so they would have one guy who goes to the game and telegraph the various radio stations what is going on so the guy like reagan does play-by-play but he was 300 miles away. it worked well until one day they played in the cincinnati reds. and the telegraph went dead. and it is the ninth inning and the score is tied. and a foul ball is called. the ball goes into the stands. so he goes with the foul ball seven minutes. it was in ripley's believe they're not. [laughter] finally the telegraph comes through. but that is the wit the man had. he seemed blessed with the star that shines bright upon them. the guy that owned

of course, to continue our show on all of our progressive radio stations around the country on radio,te satellite. we have got it covered. glad you are there as we tackle the big issues of the day. here lots to talk about in our nation's capitol and around the globe. we are on capitol healill in washington, d.c. down street from the sgluvens capitol building with the bill press team team. >> danhill henning. >> if morning. >> meet the term. sipian balding is the videographer. across from me in studio good friend friend of the national political reporter for the wall street journal, neil king. >> good morning. >> neighbor here. >> i had to walk all of three blocks. it's tough. >> out walking the doganyhow? >> crisp and everything. >> might as well stop by. always nice to have somebody come in and make us feel like we are three-feet tall with squeaky voices. >> march 26th, a big day, i hope you know because this is the leaders leader's benefittingirth day today, nancy pelosi's birthday and there have been all kinds of people coming in this morning to wish happy birthday. >> this is your

give me your favorite radio station. what's the call letters? kccn. kccnn. what's the number for kccn? - 1420. - what is it? - 1420. - am. what, 1420? am. is it 1420? let's see how long those waves there. the frequency, gang, is guess what? 1420. can we round it off to 1400? - i can't do, too, huh? - it's not. it's gonna-- oh, that's 1,400 kilocycles, right? oh, kilocycles. kilocycles, that's another thousand, that's the frequency. and now we're gonna get the wavelength. well, we got this multiplied by this will give this. do you know there are people who know how to find this knowing the other two? [laughter] there be. there be. they're called engineers in science types, in physics types. in fact, they're us types, aren't they? what's the wavelength, gang? let's go. watch this, one, one, two, two, three, three, four, four, five, five, now it's 3/14. okay. so wavelength equals 3/14 of a what? - kilometer. - kilometer. okay? that's like 3,000 meters divided by 14. why did you pick a four, man? i mean--how many times does 14 go into 3,000? does anyone have a c

chairman, rick west, from the housing council, finally, native voice one and many tribal and public radio stations across the country for airing today's address and bringing the state of indian nations to hundreds of thousand of people in indian country and beyond. this year we have asked an american indian service member to begin the event. it is my honor to introduce and welcome lieutenant colonel t.j. huntinghorse of the marine corps, a u.s. navy judge advocate at the pentagon. lieutenant colonel huntinghorse has participated in deployments in iraq and afghanistan. please join me in thanking him for his continued service and welcoming him here today. lieutenant colonel huntinghorse. >> thank you. good morning. and it is my pleasure to introduce the president of the national congress of american indians, president jefferson keel, lieutenant-governor of the nation of oklahoma and was re-elected to the president of ncai. i am here today to represent the american and alaskan native service members and veterans and it is an honor to serve and protect all citizens of the united states including membe

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two radio stations have now dropped the show well eid 12 advertisers have pulled their ads for him. >> we are the first to condemn his remarks within the party and i don't think it will affect voter turnout. now rush limbaugh has apologized but only for his choice of words. the young woman said an apology time like does not change anything. >> it is a twins dense coincidence and the president is expected to talk about rising gas prices and what is going on in syria. >>> also this morning, perfect president perez is meeting with mark zuckerberg and visiting the bay area in silicone trail have i. today you will launch an international -- international facebook page. >> facebook is the best social change, mark zuckerberg does not have a policy, does not have a country, toes not have a fortune. he has an idea, that's it and look what he did, he changed the world. after he will have a long go where he is expected to speak attempt spell emanuel. >>> we have construction in meadow park on 101 between willow road and marsh road and they are shut down because of construction. then we have an i

those five years i was there the fist five years of my life i was out of the radio station. w the world differently than people i wouldn't have otherwise met. i went back to radio which i was best at. you was better. after the first five years of radio it was better than i was the first previous years. i decided to go into spoken word. you wanted to find out if i could be the reason people listened to radio. not bests not authors but other people not singers, recording artists. i wanted to find out if i could be the reason. i got lucky i found a radio station in sacramento. that led to the eib network. all i ever did was stay dedicated. i didn't have 5,000 dollars when i was 18. didn't have anything. >> but it worked out okay. >> yes. yes. >> rush, thank you very much. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> thank you for being with us tonight. make sure you go to greta wire.com and let us know what you thought about our encore presentation of rush limbaugh on the record. good night to washi-- from washington. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. the most specta

. >>> breaking news off the top, a second station has decided to drop the rush limbaugh radio show. could it be the tip of the iceberg? for the last three days of last week, rush limbaugh has had no remorse about attacking a 30-year-old law student, sandra fluke. he called her some of the worst names imaginable and assaulted her character. when he started losing sponsors, he said he was sorry. but he didn't really apologize for what he had actually done. today, he said he attacked sandra fluke because he was using the strategy of the left. >> this is the mistake i made. in fighting them on this issue last week, i became like them. against my own instincts, again my own knowledge, against everything i know to be right and wrong, i descended to their level when i used the two words to describe sandra fluke. >> the words were slut and prostitute. rush is pretending these are the only two things he called sandra fluke? as if it was just a slip of the tongue? >> those two words were inappropriate. they were uncalled for. they distracted from the point that i was actually trying to make.

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. >>> massachusetts radio station is the second station to cancel his show and at least 29 companies pulling their ads. this comes after limbaugh called sandra a shut for supporting healthcare coverage. mr. rush limbaugh has issued two apologies for the comment. >>> he was briefly in the political spotlight. he has taken a bigger step closer and want well wall was named joe the plumber the it will let dough area couldn't -- the toledo area of couldn't greg's is expecting to hold that -- congressional department is holding that spot. >>> president shimon peres focused on iran. >> they are a corrupt phenomena in our time. >> president shimon peres spoke before a crowd of 2000 at emanuel. he expressed concern and he also said israel appreciates the alliance with the united states. >> outside temple emanuel, there were dueling demonstrations. earlier president shimon peres visited facebook headquarters. >>> they have agreed to resume talks with iran over the nuclear bombs. sanctions are starting to take affect inside iran and he urged patients. >> this notion that we have a choice to mak

a massachusetts radio station...cceptable.limbaugh called wanting free access to birth control.he's since apologized. but the radio station says he needs to be accountable for his actions. "we really used a litmus test of, 'if this was a local staff member would this be acceptable behavvor? and tte answer's no.'"-butted to-"i think the man needs to be accounttble for what he said regarding that and those comments were just very inaapro" inappropriate." a radio station in hilo, hawaii dropped limbaugh's show monday. 3&coming up... a aring rescue... cauggt onn tape.police officers pull a man from this fiery car.find out what caused this amazing sc. scene.and find out the inspiration behind " alonzo's lullyby"... playing at the baltimore theatre project ... &pin your hometown hotspot. you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((break 1)) 3 3 3 3 3 caffeine... fiends... beware. beware.why the f-d-a says... the so-called caffiene inhaler misleading label on it. it. you're watching fox 45 morning news.

two radio stations have dropped his show altogether.ot surprisingly, john stuart have had the best commentary on what is going on. there are so many attacks on women's health. we talked about this on my show today. last year, states enacted a record number of abortion restrictions. in all 50 states combined, we are talking. legislators introduced more than 1100 provisions. in 2010, it was 950. 68% of these provisions restrict access to abortion services. yesterday, bob mcdonnell signed a bill that requires women to have the ultrasound's prior to having an abortion. this was supposed to be a transvaginal ultrasound. 300 women's rights groups to to the streets of the capitol in richmond, va., on saturday and they were matched by cops. i saw a little girl that was on the steps with about 10 cops. a protest is taking place as we speak in idaho over a similar law. in alabama, one of the ultrasound bills can be and is president of the company that sells the equipment to do the ultrasound. you have to follow the money. there are connections to

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