. >> shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! >> i'm a teacher at the early education school for the last 15 years. i want to particularly thank ms. maufas when your truth was not favored by others. when it is ok to protect the teachers in the zone and i happen to be a teacher in the zone. so i applaud you for your bravery. secondly, i would like to speak to -- as a teacher in the early education school, the proposal to address the budget dilemma by cutting over 200 educators, para professionals and teachers would greatly compromise our program and put it out of compliance as well as the teachers our students will once again be subject to turnover. in the last 15 years that i have been there, there has been constant turnover. and that makes me sad. not only does that make me sad, but it also it belies the truth -- your statement that you are in the best interest of the child. that you make decisions based upon that. that is incongruent according to your actions. last year, i lost an innovative, intelligent creative paraprofession

shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! >> i'm a teacher at the early education school for the last 15 years. i want to particularly thank ms. maufas when your truth was not favored by others.

shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! >> please don't leave. >> shame on you! shame on you! >> as you walk out as another teacher is yelling. i work at georges washington carver elementary school -- i'm talking for all of us i'm hoping. i would like to make the first point that as an educator i would love for everyone to keep their jobs of the it would be the easiest and best thing to do for the district. i would like to thank the five board members that wept out on the limb to affect the status quo because there has been a stat tuesday "for some time. and i hope it brings real change. i hope that everybody in the room can decide to work for me. and i would like to work with you and discuss the issue with you if possible. hope to see you real soon. >> good evening. tough crowd. i'm not talking about that issue. i'm a parent and i'm here because i know you heard other parents talking about the transal -- transitional kindergarten and it is affecting me because of the timing. and they told us -- basically sent

what you have done this year is a shame on you. i work with a lot of young teachers and they are excited about working there. there are turning their backs on teachers who have been in the school district for years. it is a shame to see that. i ask myself, is this a world- class school district or city? do i teach my students to be good citizens by pitting their friends against each other? by pitting their employees against each other? it breaks my heart to see that. we know that you have $55 million in reserve funds. make the tough decision and spend it on the teachers. i tell my people, invest in yourself and you will do well. the school district will not invest in you. that is really a shame. you are putting an attack on that, an attack on each one of those. how can i tell the parents that i am teaching that the school board has their backs when actually, they are paying teachers against one another? how can i tell my parents to go check the beautiful website of yours to see you smiling with the kids a. when you turn around, we

shame on you for being the hate monger that you are. shame on you for being miss oj nistic. shamen ow for calling the women of this country shuts and prostitutes. because that's what he did. >> just this afternoon, limbaugh apologized to the georgetown university law stiewt student after some advertisers pulled from his radio show and he admitted he did not intend a personal attack on sandra fluke. on the web site, limbaugh says, quote, my choice of words was not the best. in the attempt to be humorous, i created a national stir. i sincerely apologize to ms. fluke for the insulting word choices. >>> the happiest place on earth was not exactly fun filled for visitors today as the bomb squad was called out. around 7:00 this morning, a guard at disneyland spotted a suspicious object in a tree near the ticket booth. thousands of guests were stuck outside and in parking garages for hours. turns out, it was a rolled up paper with a spiritual message on it. disneyland and california adventure reopened four hours later. both parks will stay open late to make up for the inconvenience

. >> rush limbaugh, shame on you. shame on you for being the hate- monger that you are. shame on you for being misogynistic. shame on you for calling the women of this country sluts and prostitutes. because that's what he did. >> just this afternoon, limbaugh apologized to that student in a message on his web site, the radio host said, quote, my choice of words was not the best. in the attempt to be humorous, i created a national stir. i sincerely apologize to ms. fluke for the insulting word choices. president obama called that student yesterday to express his support. >>> well, thousands of lives saved in a matter of weeks. >> there are probably about 1,000% healthier than when they arrived. >> what is being done to nurse these hens back to health and what you can do to help. >>> three weeks until spring. it doesn't feel like it today though. elizabeth is coming up with the forecast. anyone who grows things for a living will tell ya... a plant is only as good as the soil you put it in. look, both these potted plants got the same sun. same water. only difference? this.

on you, shame on you for beingg the hatemonger that you are, shame on you for being misoggnistic, shameyou for calling thh women of this countryysluts and prostitutes. by saying to the women in this country do something about this."house democrats campaign committee tried to raise money from the issue, and democcats ccrculated a letttr demanding gop leaders repudiate limbaugh's comments.friday morning house speaker did just &pthat - a rare slap atta powerful republican mouthpiece, with a dig at democrats too, a spokesman saying: "tte speaker obviously believes the use of those trying to raise money off the situation." but limbaugh is hardly backing down."the woman comes forth with thii frankly hilarious claim, that she's having so much sex, and her buddies with her, that she can't afford it. and ot one personnsays well did you everr think about maybe backing off the amount of sexxthat you have? did you ever think maybe it's your responsibillty for your own birth control, not everybody elsees??""i would don't find it hilarious."it's - in the democrats political fluke even got a call from

. >> shame on you for being the hate monitor that you are. shame on you. shame on you for calling the women of this country prostitutes. >> they first started national attention two weeks ago when they refused to let her testify before the all-male panel hearing testimony on the obama administration's new policy of the insurance coverage for the contraception. before she heard from him, fluke got a call from the president. >> he also just wanted to express a concern and make sure that i was okay. he mentioned that as a parent of two daughters, he hopes that i would tell my parents that they should be proud of me. >> reporter: don knapp, cbs5. >>> both republicans and democrats had condemned his remarks and despite his apologies, sponsors have pulled ads from his radio show. >>> well today rescue workers are using search dogs as they look for the tornadoes that smashed many parts of the south in the midwest. >> yeah, friday storms in at least 38 states, they killed 38 people in five states and hundreds more people are injured rather that way. >> harriesvill

. >> shame on you for being the hat monger you are, shame only you for being missongistic and shame on you for calling the went of this country sluts and prostitutes. >> . >> he mentioneds a parent of two daughters he hoped i would tell my parents that they should be proud of me. >> both republicans and democrats had condemnedd limbaugh's remarks. >> don, thank you. >>> if you are flighting united this weekend you may want to head to the airport a little early. some passengers today waited at the check-in counter for hours because of the computer glitch that was caused by the merge of between united and continental. >> the computers weren't work and by the time we got to our agent, it was too late. >> i knew there was something wrong immediately, because there were a lot of people with grim looks on their faces and long lines. he wass like uh-oh. >> there is an old addage about idesle idyll idle hands. >> for these teenagers it's the chance at their first summer job. >> so i can stop depending on my parents. for this person it's the opposite. >> ei'm looking for any kind of job, becaus

it is it is a terrible shame that a sensible noninterventionist foreign policy is something that seems to only have people named paul spending it in congress and the senate that's not entirely true but it's largely true i wish i understood why we have a long series of them spelled idiotic criminal has no experience with damaging attempts to grow our weight around in the middle east once we get involved has proven that we don't know how to get out quickly we're going to escalate the cost we're going to escalate the cost in money and in human lives and it's government it's a darn shame that only people like rand paul and won't call our voice that we're talking about this and i hope that in this election the american people have a chance to actually express their opinions on it but unfortunately both romney's the likely republican and obama are pretty much have the same opinion about that is that we need to do everything and anything that possibly up to it including a nuclear attack to prevent iran from having nuclear weapons and i think that dangerous then and i'm glad there's at least a

and shame on them both if they do not meet. shame on them both if they do not meet! you know that president reagan would have met with you and you know president clinton would have met with you. you know president bush would have met with you. you know president jimmy carter would have met with you. shame on them if they do. maybe they won't. this may be the only opportunity. what would both of the wives want to say if they were talking to president obama and vice president bush? [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: if i had an opportunity to meet president obama and vice president biden, i would say my husband, gao zhisheng is good people and he always did good deeds. what he had done in china is abide with the world and stand up for international standards. why in china he has to be persecu persecuted, why he has to be suffering for all kinds of torture. please help release him immediately. >> if i had an opportunity to talk to president obama, i want to say, my husband is innocent. because of the love, he did some things, but

. >> shame on you for calling the women of this country prostitutes. >> a bay area lawmaker lashes out at a conservative radio host. how he responds to the fury over comments he made over a law student. >>> thousands of people frustrated at the happiest place on earth. good evening, i'm annette. one man describes it as the most incredible damage he has ever seen. powerful storms and tornadoes sweep through the nation's heart land. crews are searching for survivors tonight. remarkable story of survival amid the devastation. >> first responders combed through the rubble searching for tornado survivors. >> we hope that we have not left any stone unturned. >> this crew picked up a photo album they hope to get to its owner. >> several families say that after the fact. they'll say that's the only picture we found. that's all we have left of our family. >> the tornado demolished the town. sending a school bus into a building, dropping a tractor trailer on a gas station and sheering the walls off of homes. >> i have seen some of the most incredible damage i have ever seen. >> the tornado that

it's a tragedy and it is a shame and we all know it. black people, white people, yellow people all over the country and world are saying the same thing. it's a tragedy and it's a shame and justice needs to be served. >> bill: it is certainly a tragedy but miss within friday there isn't a questioning of what happened, i'm surprised. she is usually responsible and fair in her assessments. but her intentions are mostly good but not on this one. florida special prosecutor knows far more about it than oprah or anybody else that are demanding so-called justice. talking points believes that the state of florida will get to the bottom of what happened. and take appropriate legal action that could mean arrests or prosecution or not. it didn't believe corrupt. i'm angry about the rush to judgment. when it comes to trayens parents they should be cut some slack. >> i believe george zimmerman hunted my son like an animal. my son tried to get away. because he couldn't dwayne my son and altercation ensued and my son was shot and killed. >> bill: now s

it's a tragedy and it is a shame and we all know it. black people, white people, yellow people all over the country and world are saying the same thing. it's a tragedy and it's a shame and justice needs to be served. >> bill: it is certainly a tragedy but miss within friday there isn't a questioning of what happened, i'm surprised. she is usually responsible and fair in her assessments. but her intentions are mostly good but not on this one. florida special prosecutor knows far more about it than oprah or anybody else that are demanding so-called justice. talking points believes that the state of florida will get to the bottom of what happened. and take appropriate legal action that could mean arrests or prosecution or not. it didn't believe corrupt. i'm angry about the rush to judgment. when it comes to trayens parents they should be cut some slack. >> i believe george zimmerman hunted my son like an animal. my son tried to get away. because he couldn't dwayne my son and altercation ensued and my son was shot and killed. >> bill: now s

i couldn't, i began to cry, turning away in shame. matzu lned over and smelled a sweat, it takes greater courage to live. [applause] >> i'm going to throw it open now to questions. so you might direct me as to what you might want to know about. as we are taping this with sfgov tv i will ask you to ask your question into the microphone so they can pick it up. and you, too will be on tv. now nobody wants to. i will ask a requequestion, wha you working on now? >> does that sound planted? it wasn't. i just finished a monster of a book it's a huge book, set in japan and covers the earth from 1939 and 1966 about 2 brothers and the title is a street of a thousand blossoms. if you haven't noticed we are talking about themes that run through my book. one of the things i like a lot is exploring subcultures. the lepercy. the silk working women. i like to write about groups of people who persevere and make a life on their own aside from what the general culture is doing. i find that i don't consciously sit down and do that but it happens. in this

the woman's right to know act is a measure to shame this and supported it publicly and then publiclymself in the foot with the following remark. >> make anybody watch? ok. you just have to close your eyes. but as long as it's on the exterior, and not interior. >> it raised questions about his knowledge of the bill, the law requiring the doctor to view the ultrasound and take home copies of the results. >> a state republican playing with the lives of every measure involved would shield doctors from being sued if they withhold information from pregnant women about potential birth defects. that potentially threatens the life of both the mother and child. >> a bill forcing women to show proof to their employers if they are using birth control and covered by the employer's insurance plan that they are using it for health reasons. in the past, the employer would have the right to deny birth control coverage or fire a woman that it is not used for birth control purpose. congressman, good to talk to you again. >> great to be with you keith thank you. i can't recall hearing anything as amazin

shame on you for being the hate monger that you are and month sole judge insistic and shame on you foromen of this country sluts and prostitutes. that is what he did! after some advertisers pulled from his radio show, he admitted he did not intend a personal attack on sandra fluke. . >> advertisers pulled out from his radio show after the attack. he admitted he did not intend the personal attack on sandra fluke and he said on his weapons... city's community officers -- he said on his website... ort mayor jean quan's 100- block plan. 22 . >>> and later the oakland police chief reassigned half of the community's police officers in order to support the mayor's one hundred block plan. 22 problem-solving officers are part of a crime fighting team focusing on the city's most violent neighborhoods. >> the coughsers being assigned in the -- officers being assigned to the hundred blocks are officers coming back to the city last july off of pensions. we were able to bring back an extra 34 officers and 25 more new officers assigned to the schools. >> the officers salaries are funned by measure y,

shame on any designer that swaddles her in clothing. shame on anybody outside who, you know, who continues to kind of treat them as if they have a place in the civilized world. >> shame on the advertising here and one of the advertising agencies, who is exchanging e-mails with one of the sycophants of bashar, and he's worried how are they holding up? what are they going through? this is the democracy, the west always does this, and in particular, if you blame someone in the islamic world and say they're modern, they know fashion, they dress well, what they do to the people is hardly of any consequence. >> paul, you witnessed this in homs with your own eyes and your colleague marie was killed by the regime's forces. you know, while assad presents this western front, explain just a little bit maybe to people who haven't been following this what you saw with your own eyes happening in terms of the needs of people to get medicine, to get food, and to stay alive. >> i mean, simple survival in homs was virtually impossible. people were under

it is shameful in this country. it is not shameful to the core in other countries.who are you in our community. [applause] tavis: you respond in a way you want to respond. i take that point and agree. good luck side to thing that is why -- i do think the challenge of our times is a gender inequity. it applies to the u.s. as well. part of its is the way we tell it. it is how you tell stories, and much more thought needs to go into how you tell stories. we tell individual stories of women who have faced challenges and come out of those challenges, and i think that is really important. you need to not only tell the story of the challenge but also the way out. tavis: if i say in my mind there is a bipartisan consensus in washington that poverty does not matter, that the poor do not matter, there is a consensus in the town but the poor do not matter. >> that is the absolutely right. but as another word we do not talk about much, capitalism. we do not talk about the flaws of capitalism. let's be clear that capitalism creates poverty. the people that have paid a loans are

they took that off. >> a real shame. >> stephen: everybody, of course, knows you mostly for captain kirk. >> i know. (cheers and applause) and i do about 15 minutes on "star trek" but mostly about the national space and whatever else it is. national space administration... >> stephen: yes, it's so important i can tell. >> it's called nasa and i don't know what it stands for. >> stephen: the rocket point. >> that thing that goes up in the air. >> stephen: i don't want to talk about, like, the episodes. i don't want to talk about all the different people you work with. i want to talk about you and... >> life and love. >> stephen: about "star trek" for a second. i just have to say just man to man. >> yes? >> stephen: how goddamn beautiful you were on that show. (applause) i mean, at the end of that... okay. >> man to man? man to man, look at that. the man is a weakling. weakling. great mind but no body. >> stephen: they did not need lights on that set. >> i was so interested in what i said i didn't hear you. >> stephen: you glowed. you glowed. you were a golden god. >> yes, i was. >> s

when did achievement become shameful? we will have a hard look at that ♪ turn the heat on me ♪ >> bill: karls jr., the hamburger franchise strikes again. what will your kids think about this? ♪ i like it hot. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor starts right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. do you want to pay for other people's activities? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo? this woman, sandra fluck, three year student at georgia's law school. pay for her sexual activities. she said that to congress. >> i attended jesuit law school that does not provide contraceptive coverage in student health plan. without insurance coverage contraception as you know can cost a woman over $3,000 during law school. for a lot of students who, like me, are on public interest scholarships, that's practically an entire summer's salary. >> bill: let me get this straight, ms. fluke and i'm asking this with all due r