shirley is just feet away from a protective mother bear.e ladder into the dumpster, she sees myrtle coming in. >> she appeared on the right side of the dumpster. >> there was only one thing left to do. >> drive fast. my husband calls himself a getaway driver. >> they beat a retreat as myrtle moves in. >> she was bigger than i thought she would be up close. i did want things to move a bit quicker. though i was still up close when the first baby came up to the top and i could have cried. they're just adorable. they're beautiful. i would have done that a hundred more times. >> one by one the cubs appear at the rim of the dumpster. and drop to the ground. the cubs rejoin their mom and they all trot away for the moment. >> and they keep doing this every year repeatedly. we get into the same situation. so i think their hunger definitely overwhelms their possibility of getting stuck. >> when a friend posts the home video online, it quickly goes viral. >> i videoed it just for the sake of sharing it with family and friends. i had no idea i would ge

. >> lavern and shirley. >>> squeegee -- >> squigy. >> we didn't represent very well, lavern and shirleyactory. if you're headed to work, getting ready to get your day started, forget about the jacket, temperatures in the 50s, lower 60s. show you the bay area from space just to let you know where those low clouds are sticking around. the bay bridge, sticking to the coastline. up in the north bay we have some pretty big pockets of fog still clearing out courtesy of on-shore flow. keep that independent mind, although most of that is clearing from the surface. look at the temperatures in the north bay, 52 degrees, low 50s, 53 in santa rosa. meanwhile 60s and 70s in the south bay where the sun is out in full force. 64 degrees in palo alto. beautiful day right by the bay. later on we're going to enjoy 70s, 70 livermore, 67 gilroy and changes just around the corner. enjoy that brief warm-up while it lasts. racing toward the coastline, area of low pressure, starts to approach the coastline as we head through thursday morning, this is what we get for our drive to work. 5:00 p.m., yellow embedded

margaret chase smyth in 1964, shirley chisholm in 1972.alked about her own role in running for president. she said al smith running for president paved the way for john kennedy. she said it's my hope that my campaign might pave the way for someone who is not a white man to be president. every time we have a new candidate on either side good or bad is we expand our vision for who cab leader. so the history, it builds. so what seems like this slow slog through history every new figure opens the door for 20 more people. >> for those of us. i congratulate you on your show and you got your own team. i have to take exception to your characterization of shirley chisholm's run as mainly symbolic. it was deadly serious. >> right. >> deadly serious. and shirley really brought up and was unapologetic saying i'm a woman, female, because again this fear of female power and she was serious and she not only paved the way for other women of color but as you said other kinds of minorities. >> for barack obama. >> for men and for progressives. so, you know,

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but for instance shirley these particular bombers, the boston suspect suspects or suspect, you know,but he has said it was driven mostly about us being in iraq and afghanistan. that's political, isn't it? it's not religious. >> caller: that is true but -- they did it under their religion -- >> stephanie: yeah, that was obviously a part of it. you are right. it is certainly part of it. yeah, it is absolutely misusing islam. >> uh-huh. >> caller: the thing is in the united states these christian nuts when pat robertson says something idiotic there is a massive blowback on what he says. >> not as massive as you might think. >> stephanie: and we just did a story yesterday on a guy who suggested it would be a good thing if more abortion doctors were killed. >> caller: yeah, that is a nut. but he suggested it but he is not doing it. >> he is kind of inciting violence there. >> caller: but it is a problem in the islamic world. >> it's also a problem in other religions. >> stephanie: he is talk about the doctor who was shot in church in front of his family by a christian extremist. is it not

she had to see shirley. because hanging leaves. cool keep our fights on is that all stop it's well going to do is do docs audit of all these companies to be honest minimal. and i you know i don't know i know what i do better why not why not well i do whatever. i wonder never done regarding. that i don't overtly there's currents here that far down the. road. you got. i was out of there out of there are loads out of her on the other hand i was on. the take as militants settle in for another night waiting for the situation to change equally ready to rise again and fight or quietly return to ordinary life but i had begun to wonder whether most of the guys were really here to fight for a noble cause the villagers had lost faith in them it seemed the choices that led them to join were borne out of social economic conditions that offer them no good education broken families and virtually no opportunities to earn an honest living and many after a long exile in the wilderness dream of returning home. anytime somebody else. if you like it wi

she have to see shirley. because how many ways. to keep our fights and if they don't stop it's well going to do this deep blue dogs audit of all these colonies to be honest minimal. i know her no. i just wonder why not. i do wonder well i wonder not at that regard that was. her louise there's a little bit of there's it that far down. that not there. you go there. was a load it was all over there was an odd law. to take as militants settle in for another night waiting for the situation to change equally ready to rise again and fight or quietly return to ordinary life but i began to wonder whether most of the guys were really here to fight for a noble cause the villagers had lost faith in them it seemed the choices that led them to join were borne out of social economic conditions that offered them no good education broken families and virtually no opportunities to earn an honest living and many after a long exile in the wilderness dream of returning home. anytime somebody. if you like let me be it with one of these morning. for the

you have to see shirley. with their families. who will keep on fighting and if they don't stop it's well going to do is do production audit of all these colonies that he asked minima. i you know her know. i just wonder why i'm. up i do wonder well i wonder not at dunbar that the arrow met her womb or there's not or there's no regard for our girl who. was all over. there not on. the take is not some sun for the night waiting for the situation to change equally ready to rise again and fight or quietly return to ordinary life but i've begun to wonder whether most of the guys were really here to fight for a noble cause the villagers had lost faith in them it seemed the choices that led them to join were borne out of socio economic conditions that offered them no good education broken families and virtually no opportunities to earn an honest living and many after a long exile in the wilderness dream of returning home. anytime somebody who calls his yemeni if you like let me be a. funnel cloud is your morning. yeah he always went for t

shirley, great information. and we want to make sure that you have the information you need to make very good decisions. we have partnered with wusa call for action. we have a great partnership now. you can file a complaint 24 hours a day on wusa9.com. go to the top of the page and click the wusa9 call for action link or you can call our hot line at 301-652-help. guys. >> all right, we'll take it from here. this is or this is our live camera. the clouds dispated. 74, so the clouds going away. relative humidity, not bad. 55%. winds out of the south for now at 9. here's a look at the radar. we have a big cluster of thunderstorms in ohio. includes pittsburgh and most of ohio, including columbus. this is going to graze us tonight. it will weaken. the chance of a shower tonight will be primarily north of town. temperatures, 75 in reston. 74 in fairfax. looking at 77 already in college park and 75 for our friends in waldorf. so, cold front, get used to it. it will go back and forth through friday. a few showers tonigh

applicant shirley chan has withdrawn her consideration for seat number 8, therefore now there are three seats and two applicants. >> okay. robin brasso, please approach if you'd like to make a comment. >>> good afternoon, supervisors yee, cohen, and breed. may i give these to the clerk? i have some letters of recommendation. thank you. i am here asking to be reappointed as child advocate, seat number 7, on the pedestrian safety advisory committee. i feel i am well qualified. i have taught in san francisco public schools for 37 years. i have been retired since 2004. and i have served prior to serving as child advocate as a district 7 representative. i have many ideas that i would like to see put into action on this committee. i worked with the pedestrian safety task force that worked to lower the driving speeds going to and from public school. we have done this at 150 public elementary schools to make it safer for youngsters to get to and from schools. and so that they will be more likely to walk to school if possible. i'm also trying to bring a program called the bicycle ambassador prog

most will be used shirley's. give general dunford farmer and pop artist i was fights about i must fight. i'll fight. the fight right. hold it. hold it. i live on. good speed. her. and i. wish. me good. luck. and. come out fine i'm a little. breaking news this hour. specter in the boston marathon bombing is reportedly in stable condition and is being questioned by authorities in amende medical center. in violence that leave seven dead as opposition supporters contest. with demands for a recount. and clashes continue in bahrain as government protesters demonstrate against the formula one grand prix an event of a call an attempt to mask the kingdom's human rights abuses. and broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our t.v. first a development in the boston marathon bombings we are getting the news here at r.t. that joe carter name of the younger of the two suspects is reportedly awake and responding to authorities questions in writing he is currently being treated in a medical center in boston.

most will be used shirley's. give general dunford for match up artist i was fights about how much fights. fights. fights are right. people. old. people. i loathe. goodspeed. she. wished. me good. luck. and i'm a. little mouse front of me a little. we've . come. to you. today's top stories of the news that shaped the week on our team the worst terror attack in the u.s. since nine eleven after a dramatic manhunt for suspects investigators want to know why an american citizen and his brother could stage two deadly bombings in boston. but as well plunges into post-election violence that these seven dead as opposition supporters contest madieu rose razor thin victory with street protests and demands a full recount. and clashes in both plain just hours before the formula one grand prix an event which protesters call an attempt to mostly condones human rights abuses. at six pm here in a moscow you live with us on our team is good to have you with us this sunday investigators into the boston marathon bombings are trying

the whole concept was created by tree house architect alex shirley smith and he does talk about how he came up with the idea. >> i knew there was something where you could create usable space out of pure tension. that's what the principle came from. making the maximum usable space out of minimum materials. >> what's it like laying in there? did they say it was like being on air? or being in a waterbed? >> like many in a hammock. >> kind of like laying in a trampoline, too. >> funny you should mention that, they do throw a bunch of kids in there and yeah, they do see an opportunity for a trampoline. >> they look like ufos, wouldn't it be cool to come across that. >> any three points, we put it up in london on lampposts. >> if you do want one of these, you're going to be forking out about $1300. >>> it's a special engagement ring proposal delivery. >> you've heard about like drone warfare. this is drone romance. >> next, "right this minute"! . >>> and still to come -- a prankster employ as pizza delivery guy to get out of a d.u.i. >> that's cheap genius. >> no other way to put it. >> see

sherrod, remember how they invented the whole thing where shirley sherrod is a racist against whiteit turns out they totally made up the tape that made it seem like that? yeah. to broaden the party's appeal to asian-americans, blacks, hispanics and young people, republicans at the national meeting tapped the breitbart guy, dick cheney, and this guy. >> i'm still trying to find two tickets to the ohio state usc game, since it's probably the last football game we will get to see before the united states gets blown up by the islamists under obama. >> there's that guy and dick cheney and the guy from breit bart, there's another expert in being appealing that the party is tapping for its national meeting right now on how to attract minorities. if the name david horowitz is unfamiliar, perhaps his books may ring a bell. there's this one "black skin privilege and the american dream." or there's this one. "hating whitey and other progressive causes." this is also a popular one, i'm sure for modernizing and 3wr0denning the republican party's appeal, his magnum opus, "the race card, white gui

bethea: a huge change came about when mayor shirley franklin became the mayor of atlanta. we're having to choose how to spend our money. i named myself "the sewer mayor," and i wear that title very proudly, because, without wastewater infrastructure and drinking water infrastructure, the economy will stop. we did a major outreach. we trained an outreach team, who went to every community meeting, to educate people on how bad the crisis was. not only did i tell people that we'd have to raise rates, i told them we'd have to tear up the city to repair this infrastructure. man: you can't simply say, "i won't use any water, it's too expensive." we have about 25% of our population that's at or below the poverty line, so you have to look at rate structures that are tiered so the people can pay their bills. franklin: we would love to have something like 75% federal money. we do get some federal aid and we are thankful, but on the other hand, we're paying for this primarily with new rates. we have increased our rates to among the highest in america. but not nearly as much as if we h

shirley clark. the maysles. john cassavetes.cheting bullets) (jazz music playing) (peter biskind) all these kids were steeped in old hollywood movies, the movies of john ford and howard hawks and particularly in hitchcock. films were filled with homages to one director or another, and often entire films, particularly brian de palma's became reworkings of hitchcock's films. surprise. hey, now you know you're not supposed to cut the cake until you make a wish and blow out the candles. well, i was very interested in that period of my career of learning how to express as clear in images as possible. and many directors of course are drawn to hitchcock. so i patterned something on very much like "psycho" and then created ways of characters observing others and following each other and learning specific hitchcock vocabulary. (loud, disturbing music) what is cinema and how do you express things in purely cinematic terms without trying other forms, which are, basically, me talking to the camera. (loud, disturbing music) it did become a l

this is one of the things that my wife shirley and i do frequently, is you sit down and look at whatnding, and look at it in terms of is this really necessary? can we do this a little bit differently? and i think when we begin to look at that, there's a lot of areas where we can have some savings, even sometimes when perhaps we think maybe we couldn't. but for those of you who are going through some deep financial struggles and you're just not sure about the future, pastor thomas, i think hit the mark perfectly, and there is a place in christ where we trust him with every aspect of our life. and it's easier said than done, quite frankly, because in the natural, when these difficulties come along, when the big struggle comes along, whether it's a child that has gone wayward or some other aspect of our life that is presenting a major difficulty, a major struggle, it's easy to succumb to that and to have all of the anxiety and all of the fear that the world will have, and the point that i think is important here is to understand, god has not promised us a problem-free life. he just hasn

shirley clark. the maysles. john cassavetes.cheting bullets) (jazz music playing) (peter biskind) all these kids were steeped in old hollywood movies, the movies of john ford and howard hawks and particularly in hitchcock. films were filled with homages to one director or another, and often entire films, particularly brian de palma's became reworkings of hitchcock's films. surprise. hey, now you know you're not supposed to cut the cake until you make a wish and blow out the candles. well, i was very interested in that period of my career of learning how to express as clear in images as possible. and many directors of course are drawn to hitchcock. so i patterned something on very much like "psycho" and then created ways of characters observing others and following each other and learning specific hitchcock vocabulary. (loud, disturbing music) what is cinema and how do you express things in purely cinematic terms without trying other forms, which are, basically, me talking to the camera. (loud, disturbing music) it did become a l

multan will be used as shirley's day. give general dunford for a match up artist i was fired about our fights. all fights. the fight for rights. removed about international landlords in the very heart of moscow. much much tougher to do if you just received anything like that on top of. in the wake of the boston bombing there's one aspect of the media's coverage that i haven't talked about it was the machine pumping out fear racism and discrimination against one group of muslims take a look. here if she knew about this she ought to be in prison for wearing a huge job this immigration policy of of you know assimilating immigrants into our culture isn't really working no there are similar going off into they are cultures you get a clear direct me to who else does that what other theology in this world justifies murdering innocent people the answer is all i'm really radical islam a lousy but there are some who are getting very leery of all of the the muslim students and i don't merican our own that. maybe stuff granting them

don't touch my laverne & shirley puzzle! i've been working on it for 36 years. for one son in this family. yeah, well then, bye-bye. falc you! pew! pew! pew! pew! (in slow motion) no...! 98 pieces. i'll be dead before i finish it. (screams) who got puzzle all over this floor? he did. it was justified. he was shooting me with little millennium falcon disceses. that's an outside toy! now both of you, go to bed. both: but, dad... no buts! butts are what i'm gonna kick if you two punks don't straighten out. see what you did? you did. he's right. it's an outside toy and a choking hazard. and that puzzle did look hard. both: man, i could use a drink. i know where my dad keeps his schnapps. what about gin? nah, gin makes me cry. (whispering): quiet, you'll wake up dad. what's he use this room for? he writes mystery novels under the name jocelyn elderwood. (giggling) i'm going to tell you a secret right now that i've never told anybody. (clears throat) i've never danced for my father. also, he hates me. teach me. teach me how to impress my dad. how to hus-tul. you mean,

. >> i think the last time i made a shirley hemp hill joke. this is a shocking study. one of the ones i file under things i didn't need to study. you know when fat people get hit by cars, -- i am just going to do the science because there are some people interested in this. there is a lot of fat in that it just absorbs the blow. it is better for them. and then they get up and then they die of a carotid artery. >> it is the great jolly england and land of whatever. will this encourage you to bulk up? >> i am not a skinny chap at all. i was throwing myself at cabs all day not a bruise anywhere. >> i find you quite svelt. >> remi, so is it in a weird way mayor bloomburg making the city less safe by forcing people to lose weight? >> absolutely. i say impeach him tomorrow. >> i think it is sad if his rivals really want to counter what he is doing with his big proposingrental-type you have to come up with something better than this. this is a little thin. >> when you get hit by cars you are like a bug stuck in the grill. >> there is only one thing better than being fat. he i

we can't change the fact that shirley chambers lost her four children. she'll bear that loss for the rest of her life. but we can reduce the likelihood that more qidz kids will die of gun violence in chicago. we can reduce the chances that at sandy hook will happen. these parents just can't understand the casual willingness of this body to turn our backs on a chance to make sure that that kind of loss doesn't happen to more parents. to them, that would be truly unnatural. i yield back. the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: before i speak on this bill, i would like to ask unanimous consent about detailees being on the floor here during the debate so i ask unanimous consent that mike lotus, paul casey and stefan -- steven sewell have floor privileges during the remainder of the 113th congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. grassley: i ask consent to set aside the pending amendment and call up my amendment and ask for its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: the clerk will report weu8 report -- will report th

page would you be upset if the opening was delayed and a couple of different commenents but randy shirleyally said no in response to that. we did also roll on into san francisco in the last hour. live here on treasure island claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 6:39 is the time. sal, covering a pretty nice commute around the bay area. is it staying that way? >> it is pretty much. we do have slow traffic for sure as we normally do. as a matter of fact, we will start with highway 4 year westbound. highway 4 is busy here in bay point and it has been stop and go in antioch. but that is very typical if you drive it every day. no major problems there along the commute. the metering lights are on. it's only about 10-15 minute delay as you drive through. now we are looking also at the south bay. we haven't had any major problems. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. a lot more in the way of clouds and fog. it just went south to north parallel to the coast. making also a pretty decent push toward the north bay. so it will be significantly cooler for some today. mix of sun and fog at the giants game

we can go all the way back to, you know, shirley temple meeting with elanor roosevelt. this has been going on for decades and decades and decades. frank sinatra was at the white house with president reagan so much that people wrote the white house hoping to get tickets to a frank sinatra concert. this isn't about republican or democrat. this is about the white house and the presidency and hollywood, regardless who have is in it, always gravitated to it. >> speaking of hypocrisy, what about the issue of cancelling the white house tours when justin timberlake comes for a party at the white house the same week? >> i don't know the details who have is paying for it. i don't know the details as to whether or not this was justin timberlake's idea. i don't know if it was for a fund-raiser. i know it was for an organization. i can't really speak to that. all i really know is that justin timberlake has the number one album for the last three weeks and is not unusable of the president regardless of which period of time he happens to be with to host celebrities, to host athletes,

website, the conservative website that fixated on attacking acorn and van jones and eric holder and shirleyre she's a racist against white people and they totally made up the tape that made it seem like that, to broaden the appeal to asian americans, blacks, hispanics, and young people, republicans at the national meeting tapped the breitbart guy, dick cheney, and this guy. >> i'm still trying to find two tickets to the ohio state usc game, since it's probably the last football game we will get to see before the united states gets blown up by the islamists under obama. >> and there's this guy, another expert being appealing the party is topping for the national meeting. if the name david horowitz is unfamiliar, perhaps his books may ring a bell. black skin privilege and the american dream. or this one. hating whitey and other progressive causes, another popular one for modernizing, broadening the republican party appeal, the race card, white guilt, black resentment, the assault on truth and justice. if it only weren't for all of the black resentment, truth and justice would be alive and wel

his favorite actress is shirley temple.mb, but he's one of the gentlest, warmest, kindest human beings i ever knew. >> as our cameras were rolling, hughley's execution date was only days away. >> he told me he's ready to go. he wants to die because in his case he knows the rest of his life would be confined, you know, every minute to this one tiny little cell. and he's just tired. he's tired of the loneliness, the emptiness, the frustration, the hopelessness, so he prefers death. >> today hughley is being transferred to tennessee's death row located at river bend maximum security institution more than 100 miles away. >> we're getting rid of one of our most dangerous inmates. we just have to make sure everything sets in motion right and no mistakes are made. because when you deal with an inmate like that, mistakes cost you. i asked him how he was feeling today, and the statement he made was, "i'm alive," and, you know, he jokes about that. he jokes about it all the time. >> my life fits in two bags. >> see you later. all rig

he started acting in the 1950s in the dawn of television appearing with shirley temple. he was a favorite of the late-night talk shows in the '70s and '80s. he was still active in show business. the comedian died thursday afternoon at his home in california. jonathan winters was 87 years old. >>> a phone app that could be used to hijack a plane. a hacker working as a security consultant says it could happen because he has developed the technology to do it. hugo tesso unveiled his so-called planesploit app at a security conference in amsterdam. he says the app can be used to remotely attack and exploit airline security software. lisa sylvester is joining us now from washington with more on this. so, lisa, i understand the faa is aware of the claim but says his hacking technique poses no threats to real flights. how can we be so sure? >> yeah, fred, wow. what a story? so hugo teso, he's a security consultant and has a commercial pilots license. just a few minutes ago i actually finished an interview with him. he's in germany. and he said that he spent the last three years

it was a little pygmy goat named shirley. >> what did she order to drink?e you crazy ♪ >> stephanie: although maybe mini gaga would be better. just saying. corky in rochester you're on "the stephanie miller show." hello, corky. >> caller: breaking news for your show. >> stephanie: go ahead. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] >> caller: government bonds are worthless according to the in house economist for fox news. >> exactly. >> caller: he was on bill maher with senator sanders. senator sanders told him there's over $3 trillion in this whole security fund and steven moore said no, that's just a lockbox with worthless pieces of paper. government bonds. >> stephanie: what was the book he wrote about the booming bush economy or something? [ whatever! ] >> stephanie: okay. all right. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] >> former prime minister who said you don't believe in evolution, do you believe in penicillin? because it doesn't work anymore. i think that was it. >> stephanie: appearing on christian broadcasting network rand paul said the republicans and ean elcal chris

how small and insignificant world honors are when we are so shirley tried." -- surely tried." >> there is still part of the debate about lincoln. clearly, mary was a devout church goer. . she had some doubts planted by the death of willie. joined aimself never church, but even as far back as springfield, he spent hours and hours spenwith the minister goig over the bible. he knew his king james bible front and back. in some ways, how he taught himself to write. >> 1865, they were pretty avid theatergoers and to make a decision to sego to ford's thear assassinated. tell us of his death and mary's role. it.he witnesses she cries out, the president has been shot. people assume that it is part of the show. they take him across the street to a boarding house. he is sick. that hisry strange cabinet members are all around him while the doctor is there and she is hysterical. i guess that she would be, you know? they get one of her female friends to take her out of the room and a keeper there. it takes him all night to pass away. >> 7:22 in the morning. >> right. the sad thing is they would not

>> stephanie: hello, shirley in iowa. >> caller: hello, how are you?e them but i got to thinking about them and i decided that the whole problem with the republican party is that they're so jealous of barack obama they can't stand it. >> stephanie: it seems to be somewhat driven by that, isn't it? >> caller: he's better looking he's smarter. he's a better speaker. people like him actually. >> stephanie: that's right. that's right. >> caller: he has a good family. and it just kills them. they cannot stand it. they have to do everything they can to destroy him. >> he's so popular! >> stephanie: remember the ad they did during the campaign. i'm like oh, i thought our side made that. that's a bad thing? how cool and popular he is? look at him! >> so popular! people like him because they like his policies and that he's smart and... damn it! >> stephanie: by the way, i like to see -- [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] they even gave him crap. i don't get it. him saying pamela harris is hot. number one a, she's hot. two, b they're friends. it was an offhanded compl

on tuesday, former child star shirley temple celebrates her 85th birthday. film career at the age of 3 and won a special oscar in 1935. wednesday is opening night for a one-person play starring bette midler making her return to the broadway stage after an absence of more than 30 years. thursday sees the dedication of the george w. bush presidential center in dallas. all five living presidents are expected to attend. friday marks the start of the first weekend of the new orleans jazz festival. and saturday night top names in politics and journalism gather in washington for the annual white house correspondents' dinner. and of course all this week and for many weeks to come, investigators will continue their probe into the boston marathon bombings. now we go to bob scheiffer in washington for a look at what's ahead on "face the nation." good morning, bob >> schieffer: we're on that story, too, of course, charles. we'll talk to massachusetts governor deval patrick and the boston police commissioner edward davis. >> osgood: thank you, bob scheiffer. we'll be wat

so what does mark lamont hill say to shirley wright, rosa parks and those regardless of color.anthony, what does he say? he says i can't speak for dr. rice, i don't know what's in her head or heart, but i know for sure that her move was sell have is-- he selfish and disappointing. so if you break the black box you're supposed to be in. i know mark, i've been down with this road with him for years. if you break out of the black box, they're going to denigrate you, demean you, say you didn't do enough or shouldn't have done it, when in fact it's not up to you to decide what the choice is. >> he does speak to that comparison and sent out tweets about it, you're comparing condoleezza rice to jackie robinson and rosa parks as you just did. such comparisons are not only inappropriate, but also disrespectful. he doesn't elaborate on that, he goes on to say i'm not criticizing for her being the first, but not making her membership congressional on real change. they do allow women at augusta as members. >> that changed. >> megyn: and allow african-americans at augusta and i think that t

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people may feel they don't expect to use the insurance. .ost: shirley in alabama -- welcomeo ahead and go ahead. caller: i have a granddaughter and she is a single mother and makes enough money to get by. people under a certain income would be on medicaid. our governor will not accept the extra money from the federal government. does that mean she will not be able to get on medicaid? does that work? guest: i am guessing she is in taxes as well. -- i am guessing she is in texas as well. medicare varies by eligibility in each state. it is primarily aimed at women with children in some states. .ould it go away under the law for a one-000 a year person household. if the extension does not go ahead in a given state, there are options between current eligibility at 100% of poverty level. it would probably receive a high subsidy. it is very specific to people's circumstances. the income would be in the category and they could face a tough time. host: where is your family member living? caller: enterprise, alabama. host: how much have you been able to figure out in terms of the requirements an

in my opinion it really all came together when shirley jones sang along. >> that's right. -- the people will see when it debuts because i think there has been some unfair perceptions. one of my best friends, her parents are half israeli and half american, and she said they watch al jazeera all the time. >> yeah. look perceptions are perceptions. the only way those perceptions will be overcome is to have a product out there that holds up to scrutiny and media critics will be all over us when it happens, and they should be. they should say are you really putting out fair journalism -- i don't love using the word objective anymore, i objectively think hurricanes are damaging and murdering people is bad, so i don't know about objective. but are we fair? are we going to do that sort of thing? and i think we'll be held to a very high standard and the success of al jazeera in america will be living up to that standard. they seem to have made a commitment in that, and i would like to see how this unfolds in coming weeks. but in the end that's -- the proof is in the pudding. people

and it concludes, the summer of 2013 shirley will be extremely hot for all in the region. now, we haven't we discussed the arab iran rivalry. two weeks ago they rolled up with him was an iranian intelligence operation, which presumably was meant to provoke some sort of subversion, i would guess. i see barbara nottingham. does this suggest they are saying two can play this game? which would be an additional new dimension. >> i think that's an excellent point, because the iranian nuclear issue is also framed by the tensions between iran on one end and its allies and saudi arabia on the other. and its allies but i think air spring has become much more of a sectarian fight between she is and sunnis within the middle east. i think this is a fight that the united states can't always grasp or understand very effectively and cannot shave always to the best of its interests. their stuff at a rivalry between iran and saudi arabia societies. rightly accused iran of playing on them and vice versa that iran bravely accuses saudi arabia of helping ethnic succession is an opposition grou