if she doesn't say something, she ought to quit saying it. but this is bologna. i don't think any republic is going to be threatened by nancy pelosi and, frankly, i would rather have her threaten me than endorse me. >> so he is trying to wear it as a badge of honor as is he campaigning for republic voter support in florida, shep. >> shepard: this seems to be, mike, to hearken back to the thrix investigation. nancy pelosi was on the committee of that ethics investigation. it ended with newt gingrich resigning in disgrace. everybody including republicans at the time thought that the end of his political career. that's true, isn't it? >> that is true. and she was a senior democrat on the house ethics committee at the time when it was investigating then speaker gingrich. he ended up paying $300,000. part of the cost of the investigation, well, her office was getting a lot of questions about this, what appeared to be a veiled threat. her spokesman drew hammel saying, quote, leader pelosi previously made a reference to the extensive amount of information that is in the

how many say 30? how many say something less than 30? how many say zero? how many say 10? hands up, higher, everyone look at these hands that are up. see these people with their hands up, make friends with those people, all right? [laughter] they're physics types. the acceleration stays 10, gang, all the way down it stays 10. you see that? the acceleration doesn't change. later on, we'll learn the acceleration will change only if the force acting on it changes. and it's falling because of the force of gravity. and that force stays the same all the way down. so the acceleration stays the same. and because the acceleration stays the same, the speed keeps getting more and more. okay? if i threw it up, it would go against the acceleration speed you're getting less and less. see? but we'll just hold the rate at which this change takes place and that's that 10 meters per second per second. so the answers again are 30 meters per second, speed; 45 meters distance travelled, but 10 meters per second per second acceleration. got the difference there? let me ask you this question. if

one man who lives nearby says....e's not surprised that people are keeping quiet. 11:24 people are funny they're scared so much shooting and everything in the city you know :30 :30 police say somebody saw what happened. tonight detectives just hope... they'll ccme forward. remains found behind this pasadena shopping center are all that's left from the murder of a young woman.a decomposed skull was found tuesday in the woods along ritchie highway.a short time later, the rest of her body was ddscovered nearby. 20 years old with brown hair. they've checked missing persons reports, but so far they don't know who she is. police say a veteran officer pulled the trigger on a suspect running from justice.it happened monday when tavon williams was arrested on a traffic custody. he scrambled to the parking lot, where police say he jumped in a car and tried to run down officer charles feaster.... the officer opened fire, hitting williams in the department for 38 years. this is the first time he's shot someone in the line of duty

why do i say that? i went to the canadian embassy weeks ago, met with officials there, and they said they want to do business here in the united states but if they can't do business here they have to take the oil sands to have them refined. they said they would do that in china. now, this decision impacts not only the country but, specifically, my district, second congressional district in arkansas. we have a company that makes the pipe for the keystone pipeline and they laid off some workers right after the president said this decision would be after the next election. the folks were hoping for the opposite decision today approving the pipeline. i spoke with them a little bit ago and they said their concerns are, number one, that now they have all this pipe, hundreds of miles of pipe, sitting around that will flood the market, reduce the cost of pipe, and they may have to lay off more workers. >>shepard: there is a whole lot 59 -- at play primarily about politics. the president has issue add statement

you want to say it. would never be mired by either party's positions, and i hope to do that every day here on this network. john: thank you, andrea. ho you do. so politicians, to avoid having to deal with the likes of andrea, try to stick to the script saying the same things over and over. >> we're in an economy that's built to list. >> an economy that's built to last, built to last. john: oh, come on, that makes them sound phony, and romney does it too. still, rohit bhargava says the repetition is smart. he approaches this from a business angle being a marketing consultant and author of "likeonomicss," and managing editor of the reason hag, -- magazine, and you agree with me thhs is repetitious. >> they can either say the same thing every single day into eternity or mix it up, say what they think, at which point they are accused of having made a gaffe. john: because no human being can mix it up and not say something that keeps him from being legislated? >> you know, you spend time in thpublic eye. you k

can i say leash? i can say leash. they won't let him do as many events as he is doing. >> i think they are all going to say that's joe, and then they will switch him out for hillary. and hillary wants to run on a clean slate. she doesn't need the vice president see. >> i can't see why we can't put biden on a leash. he is already attached to plugs. >> and didn't biden give that amazing speech to his family? wasn't his ex-wife was killed? you get that too. it is off the cuff and it pays off, and it also -- we got it. we got the point. >>> coming up, did kangaroos invent hoping? anyway, why is nike saying she is a gold digger? she ain't hanging with no broke person. that's a horrible rhyme. you are watching fnc. stick around. >>> if a hacker is a hassle should they storm the castle? they not only will not allow julian assange safe passage outs of the country despite ecuador granting asylum, they even threatened to raid his home. the albino has avoided extradition over allegations over sexual misconduct. the foreign minis

he says what? >> when an aide says "don't press for civil rights, it's a lost cause." he says "well, what the hell is a presidency for?" >> rose: all right. i want to come back but take me back to 1958. he lost because kennedy had outsmarted him politically and had gone around and was a good speaker and had money to spend and he spent it well. >> yes. >> rose: he goes to the convention. >> yes. >> rose: and there is... it's still not decided. >> absolutely. >> rose: kennedy wins. >> yes. >> rose: and then they decide to offer johnson the vice presidency. >> right. >> rose: bobby kennedy doesn't want that to happen. ettlingered for the rest of johnson's life as a memory. >> yes. >> rose: what happened? well, to set the scene, they're both in the biltmore hotel. the kennedy suite is on the ninth floor, 93934. johnson's is on the seventh floor, 7334. there's a back stairs. bobby kennedy came back... jack kennedy came down the stairs early in the morning and offered lyndon johnson... in effect offered

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party, shinzo abe. 49% say neither. our poll also suggests the approval rating for noda's cabinet has hit a record low of 21%. that's down one percentage point from a survey taken a week ago. the disapproval rating fell by two percentage points to 62%. many of the people we spoke to seemed eager to cast ballots on december 16th. 88% told nhk they would go out to vote. >>> new auto sales in japan fell in november for a third straight month, but the pace of decline was so slow that it was almost flat. industry groups said on monday that 393,000 cars, trucks, and buses were sold in the country last month. that's down 0.4% from a year earlier. many vehicle sales rose 4.6%, but larger vehicles posted a drop of 3.3%. the decline is attributed to the end of the government subsidies for buyers of fuel-efficient vehicles in september. honda motors sales were up 22.5%. that's due to brisk sales of its new mini car. toyota motor saw its sales increase 1.5%. while nissan motor suffered a drop of 15.2%. >>> strained diplomatic relat

he would say the rocking chair. i would say thanks. i do not think much has changed. >> did you deliver a eulogy? ford ted sorensen? >> yes, i did. in adequate for the help he gave me. we both live on central park west. i have four more interviews with him. over and over again, i would call and ask him about something of that gap in the kennedy administration. he was a very thoughtful man. every word i had was considered. why'd you come by after work. i would come by. it meant going into his lobby. we would sit in this wonderful apartment. he was effectively blind. he would sit on one couch. i would sit in the other. it would get dark in the afternoon. he would be talking about things. i would think, i hope nothing further happens to him. he knows a step that nobody else does. his relations to jack kennedy were so special that he himself was so brilliant not just at words but it analyzing things, and that it was like each of these things was a lesson. i hasten to say he would not disagree with everything. he knows things and no one els

police say they stole a woman's wallet. their lawyers say the woman used derogatory speech and was an active participant in the altercation. and one of the efforts to recall the mayor is over this afternoon. but that doesn't mean opponents are giving up. the group recall and restore says it was unable to obtain sufficient funds and the surviving campaign called the committee to recall jean kwan now says it expects to gather enough signatures by the deadline. >> we're talking about the two earthquakes that woke up part of the bay area this morning and rattled a lot of nerves. the u.s. geological survey says the 2.9 hit at 5:33 followed seven seconds later by a 4.0. wayne freedman joins us from the epicenter. wayne? >> i'm only at the golf course because this is the epi center of the quake. they may have felt big, but they were a drop in the bucket in terms of relieving stress. how far stable the ground seems until a morning like today. >> this woke me up. big jolt. wham. >> then it rang the bells on my grandfather clock. >>

i'd say. 50% say it's a bad idea. only 42%. >> you say only. i say still 42%. a loaded term. look at it more the other way. 42% of republican primary voters. >> okay. you're half full. >> i'm stunned at the fact that most republicans don't like the bailout of the auto industry in michigan. >> it's -- you can't say most when it's 50%. you are basically saying it's more of a one to one among republicans. >> explain that. even in michigan. >> part of it is the tea party, the government intervention. you still have a large chunk of the, i would say, my guess and i want to dig more into the numbers of who were supporters of this, it would be the older, second and third generation michiganders who are republicans but also have this sort of sentimental view of the auto industry. >> they don't have the libertarian view. in the head-to-head matchup the president leads romney in michigan by nearly 20 points for the general, and beats santorum by a wider margin. in arizona the president still trails 45-40. basically a republican state. i watch these commercials on our net

>> saying again -- say again the words? >> i'm trying to remember if you just don't remember she said it or if your testimony is she definitely did not say that? >> i do not remember she says what you said that i don't remember what you say already. >> that you were brave not to keep quiet about this incident? >> i do not remember she saying that. >> ok. >> is cali williams part of a conspiracy against your husband? >> objection, argumentative. >> do you think cali williams is out to get your husband? >> calls for speculation. >> sustained. >> do you have any information about cali williams that would suggest she has a vendetta against your husband? >> did something suggest to me about cali williams? >> do you know any facts about cali williams that would indicate to you -- >> yes, i actually have -- >> ma'am, let me finish my question. >> key facts. >> let's -- >> ok. do you have any facts about cali williams that would indicate that she has a vendetta against your husband? >> i know she was not happy with ross. i know she

how many say lower? how many say the same? how many say higher? how many say, "hey, i'm just gonna takes notes, right?" let's take a look, gang. it's floating, yeah? is this a floating object? how much water is it gonna be displaced by this floating object? some people say, "the weight of water displaced is equal to the weight of this." - yeah. - yeah. is this still equal to the weight of this? - yeah. - yeah. - the same. - it's the same. yeah. look, right there. right. but you just increased the volume? yeah. did i? did i? did i increase the volume water displaced? no. there's a couple of ways to look at this. now, the iron is underneath. it is tricky. it is tricky. it's very, very something to really, really get you thinking, right? okay. it goes like that. it goes like this. you see in both cases, it's floating. notice how much-- notice how far down-- how far up the waterline is on the wood. that's because the whole weight of this is pushing down, yeah? well, this push down is hard when it's submerged? won't it buoyed up itself? yes. if you app

the family says says they want shermantine to -- >>> other families still waiting and wondering include the mother of a young stockton woman who disappeared without a trace 23 years ago. she is anxious for the search to continue. >> it's like a roller coaster ride because when i learned they were going to start digging, i got my hopes up and thought we're finally going to get a closure to it. >> reporter: kaiser is hoping authorities will dig up two other wells near that one in l i --lindon. >>> a lay off threat at american medical response says amr is asking for them for a 25% pay cut. the service is also thinking about walking away from their contract with bay area hospitals. we made inqueries in colorado but so far have not received a response. >>> berkeley police are facing criticism tonight for their handling of a homeowners report of a trespasser over the weekend. it ended with the homeowner being beaten to death. >> reporter: police say they were short in manpower, and they were responding only to high risk calls. >> robert sinai was a good friend of the victim. >> he raised two

the white house saying look.xt that was missing is that the president was trying to point out that the public sector, government workers experienced a lot of layoffs. that is true when you look at the numbers comparatively public sector not do too bad. government workers had the lowest unemployment rate at all. just 4.2%. while others in the private sector doing worse 7.1%. manufacturing 9.7 for leash. 14.2% for construction. that's why republic senator john mccain said the president was wrong. he believes that having state federal and local governments hire more people that that's the answer the way out. mitt romney believes that business creates jobs. >> white house continues to insist they are trying to do a little bit of both. that's why they have pushed government spending to make sure and stop some of those teacher layoffs in the state and local level. they are also trying to help the private sector with some tax cuts and whatnot. they say republicans on the hill are stalling, shep. >> shepard: the presiden

i wanted to say to mary katharine large number of people who say repeal it say we want single payer. they wanted the government to do more. >> that's not true either. gallup poll. >> it's more than 20% of the people say that. >> i'm going to stop you on this mick crow stuff because it's boring. >> i'm so glad. >> wrong. like to correct. >> you just said exactly what's right. where is the republic idea. >> they have to be better. they have to be better if they want to get the president out of the white house. they have to make an urgent deal. like i just did in the talking points memo. this is a power grab. they are going to punish you if you don't do what they say. and it's not a law. >> power grab in massachusetts. romney had the same exact deal in his package that he signed. >> bill: you know what the tax in massachusetts is like 10 cents, juan or 25 cents. >> i'm just saying. romney lead the fight and say obama is a bad guy because he is putting this tax or penalty on you. >> bill: romney has to come out with something better. last question. this is a serious question. i made the

i must say.e is radical guy. >> bill: what would be the difference between him and -- >> jeremiah wright said don't don't god bless america, god damn america. derek bell never said anything like that. he had some far out theories. he had this critical race theory in which he surmised that every advance of blacks in the movement of civil rights was because it benefited whites so how. >> bill: let's show the audience what professor bell said in his own words, go. -- this is a country built on property ownership. most people don't have that much property as we -- you know, land and bonds and money in the bank. what they have is a sense of entitlement based on being white. >> i have see louis farrakhan as a great hero with the people. i don't agree with everything he says and some of his tactics, hell, i don't agree with everything anybody says. >> that's interesting but irrelevant. >> maybe. >> bill: would it be fair for you to say that professor bell is antiwhite? >> antiwhite? i can't look into th

they are all trying to say he didn't say the or he didn't mean what he said.ant what he said. we have got eric holder's response. they affirm that court has the right to do it but says it should be done in limited circumstances when it deals with commercial matters. thank you all so much. appreciate it. i want to bring you this alert. president obama is speaking from the rose garden. he's about to join the jobs bill into law. this is one of the few examples of bipartisanship in washington. >> startups and small business will now have access to a big new pool of potential investors. namely the american people. for the first time ordinary americans will be able to go online and invest in entrepreneurs they believe in. of course, to make sure americans don't get taken advantage of the web sites where folks will go to fund all these startups and small businesses will be subject to vigorous oversight. the fcc will may an important role in implementing this bill. i directed my administration to keep a close eye as the law goes into effect and provide me with regular

and i'm saying the opposite. israel and the problem we have with our lack of support towards the palestinians is a consequence of many other problems. so it's a consequence. and the causes of all this is that if you are serious about all of this, the challenges are there. but i am not naive. by saying remember what israel said when the people were demonstrating in tahrir square saying we have to support mubarak. because there is a problem here that the majority of the people are not going to be happy with israel policy w the palestinians and the israeli government. they know that. so if you want to deal with democracies in the middle east, you better reassess israel policy towards the palestinians. and this has to be solved. i'm not saying it's the cause, i'm saying it's the critical discussion that we have in the middle east and what is happening in syria, what is happening in many countries around has to do with the palestinian. so my point is to say that israel -- and i said it many times, and it is one of the

berch says she is launching an investigation. 9 west says it pulled the products in question off of thehelves. we have been unable to contact other manufactures. activists say real leather and cloth have fewer problems. the center for environmental health offered free testing for anyone worried about their handbags. ktvu channel 2 news. >> go to ktvu.com for a list of the brands researchers say have lead. you will find the information under web links. >>> "american idol" is looking for two new judges and rumors are ming about who is in the running. jennifer lopez told ryan seacrest that she is ready to quit the show. steven tyler announced he is heaving to devote his time to his band "aerosmith." they report mariah carey is in talks. >>> brian wilson, how he gave back today to some of the youngest fans and >>> boy, is it cooling down in the bay area. mark tamayo will let us know how low the temperatures will get for the weekend [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: dinner...is...served. tonight, take it easy and enjoy your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the

google says that portal will allow users to see what voters themselves say and do on social network. be sure to stay with us on continuing coverage, we'll keep you updated throughout this night and have the very latest for you on the 10:00 news on channel 2. >>> jury selection got underway today in case of a man accused of killing a san francisco father and two sons. the trial is drawing attention to controversial san francisco policy. >> triple homicide trial began today with a steady parade of perspective jurors. 25-year-old romos and alleged gang member is accused in the 2008 shooting death of tony and two of his sons as the family drove home from a picnic. >> the family was obviously destroyed as a result of this process. we want to make sure that we bring justice to the family. >> reporter: prosecutors say they believe they were rival gang members. he says he was the car's driver but did not shoot. >> i think it's going to be difficult to pick a fair and impartial jewelry because of this illegal immigration thing. >> reporter: his background has an undocumented immigrant with a

as we nascar fans say, oy. that comment comes after romney got crap foretelling a detroit audience his wife owns two cars. >> i should love this state. this feels good being back in michigan. the trees are the right height. the streets are just right. i like the fact that most of the cars i see are detroit made automobiles. i drive a munstang and a chevy pick up. anne drives a couple of cadillacs, actually. i used to have a dodge truck. i used to have all three covered. >> also didn't help that romney was speaking at ford field where the oceans of empty seats overshadowed his hyped economic speech. you know who else is having a bad week? >> i don't get you, stupid dog. >> that is the cutest video. >> break it in half. >> i love that. that was so cute. >> michael, let's talk about this nascar thing. this is a 6 inch putt for the win and he pulled it. this is you come up in the bottom of the 9th and your team is down one and there are 2 outs and you hit into a triple race. how do you show up for a nascar race and

some say no, but others say, can you hear me mow? and should the sec boot rush limbaugh from the airways? some say yes, but others say no. should there be bosses in switzerland? what are you crazy other people who say no. >> welcome back, greg. >> thanks, andy. >> everything go okay? >> everything went fine, thanks for asking. >> so you took care of the thing? >> it is all taken care of. >> the guy was cool with everything? >> totally cool with everything. >> we can go back to the place? >> anytime we want. >> that's great news. >> except for one thing. >> what is that? >> the thing is not taken care of and the guy is not taken care of, and we can't go back to the place. >> other than that? >> other than that it is all settled. >> welcome back. >> see you later. i hate him. she is so hot that saying her name can spark a forest fire on the moon. i am here with diane ma say dough -- macedo. she is on weekdays on fox business network. if you don't have it -- >> demand it. come on, people. he is so sharp he uses a pin cushion for a pillo

i say seven years. my wife says i have been doing it for 10 or 12 years. we split on 10 years, maybe. what i started to do -- as i mentioned, i did the essay in february, 1968. and it was not being circulated anywhere. a young historian called me from university of illinois in urbana and said i can't find this anywhere, it's not in the index. so based on the fact it was not being circulated, i said 10 or 12 years ago, seven years ago, i think i will create a book of essays and put the lincoln essays in it. i have a number of other essays i want to put in it. as i worked on it, i said, well, you know, as an author says, maybe it needs a little update. a year or two later, 300 or 400 pages, i say, well, it has to be a book, so it evolved into that. les say 10 years, maybe seven or 12 years, but i have been working on it that time. and i say -- and i hope you will let me say immodestly, i worked on this book nights and weekends for 10 years or so after my day job. i couldn't do this at my day job. i work 14 hours or so at my day job, and then i would go home

because, you know, it's hard to sometimes just keep saying what you're saying. it gets repeptive. >> another interview getting attention this hour. if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen or the sand box as ann romney is saying. in an interview of her own, she reacts to the president and supporters accusing her president of lying in last week's performance of last week's debate. >> it is sort of like someone, you know, in the sand box that lost the game and just going to kick sand in someone's face and say you liar. it is like they lost. and so now they say, we didn't like the game. >>> and tomorrow night's vp debate is expected to be no child's play in any sandbox. joe biden and paul ryan scheduled to arrive in kentucky tonight with ryan's team expected to do a walk-through of the venue within this hour. joining me now, michael smir connish, louise romano and steve, i've got to first start before we talk about the latest comment, president and ann romney, another change from governor romney. he was in des moines, your home state, and in an interview

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is that what you are saying?hat they did was enendanger the security of our country by revealing sources and methods, a, and, b, .. went even further than that by heaving, removing all data to who some of these people were, i mean, you could infer from what they said certain things and then they went even further than that. who in a country that we are trying to build relationships with are in the minute to help us with intelligence would ever come forward to do that if they ever thought a committee of congress would just release that kind of information? so it is not just about this incident but what a chilling effect it would have on others. we can't -- this is serious. people die, wherever the chips fall, you know, let the investigation take it where the chips, wherever they may fall, we need to know who is responsible and how we can avoid it happening again, but we shouldn't be jumping in with a committee investigating, has never had an intelligence breeflg, another, separating what is classified from not cla

your cameraman is saying there, say there shells fell and we were pulling bodies.ake a look. >> the banner there says, even the cameraman is lying. what was happening there? >> look, as any journalist works, as anyone is trying to work, not just me, all the reporters inside, they'll tell us, you have to say there. i don't know everything that's going on in there. they get the information, how many people have been killed? i'm not really a reporter. they remind me, don't forget to say this. tell them we have people dead, people underneath the destruction, so i don't forget. >> they also say that you are -- basically have been paid by cnn. >> yeah. >> that's categorically untrue. just for the record. >> of course. >> have you ever worked for cnn? have you ever received money from cnn? >> i have not received one penny from cnn, i am not a cnn journalist. they have called lots of things. zionist, mow sad, uk intelligence, now cnn journalist. let me explain something. our syrian government and syrian tv is untrustable. >> you've been up front, you went there to join the

what's the scale reading say here? - 100. - 200. yeah, some people say 200. what do we say? - 100. - 100? okay? okay. a hundred. what's-- what's going on the other side? the wall is pulling. that's right. the wall's pulling. it's just as hard as-- the rope pulling on the wall... wall's pulling? yeah. this stuff--is this stuff hard? this stuff is kinda neat, ain't it, huh? you can't have a force without a counterpart. you can't have something pulling on something with, huh, honey, ain't that nice? so the wall pulls just as much as a human being. same same. question? what's the tension? the tension would be the force that tends to stretch it. okay. see, and that tension would be the same all throughout the rope. even if the rope moves like this, see? there's still be more. it turns out in a tug-of-war, the person to win in a tug-of-war is not the one that pulls hardest on a rope because the rope will be pulled on both sides equally all the time. it's the one who's pushes harder against the ground. the one who pushes against the ground harder, see, 'cause the rope just stand of

when i say yahoo, what comes to mild? >> a search company that has seen better days. >> reporter: yahoo surprised the industry today by naming 54- year-old scott thompson its new ceo. he has a financial background formerly the president of ebay's pay pal pay decision. he follows carol barts after she failed to turn the internet company around, we ask the what this new ceo needs to do. >> once they figure out what their primary objective is, make that the main focus of your page, and everyone will be able to say well, yahoo. >> they've got to figure out how to be different from google. google is the king. they do search really well, it does email really well. yahoo has to figure out what they're going to be the king of. >> reporter: thompson says he needs some time, but time may not be what he gets, as stockholders are still angry over yahoo turning down microsoft's offer to buy the company when it had more value. >> the one of the most valuable brands on the internet. it's not going broke, it just has lost its way. so it'

because it's not saying -- >> say that again. i'm sorry. >> you're saying we need to educate people about the word. >> right. >> when we say the n word, we're not saying nigger. >> no. >> but certainly referring to it. >> i think if i had a child and if i was talking to them about the word nigger, i would say -- i would talk to them about where the word came from. >> would you say nigger to them or would you say n word? >> i would say nigger. >> because you want them to understand the full force and power of that word? >> whether they're interracial, biracial or whoever they are, they're from my side of the family and they're african-american, irish, too, but african-american and need to understand the connotation connection to it. >> absolutely. thank you. kevin, do you have another point, my brother? i'm messing with you. oh, please! here we go. i've started a fire. >> take your time. >> all right. no, i do agree that -- i appall the idea of someone changing an author's work, you know. >> sure. >> i hate that, but that's -- i m

are you seriously saying that i didn't say that? i'm saying, charles, is that you can't just say that intolerance exists. what you need to be able to do is say when liberals are intolerant that it's wrong and call them out on it. you are somebody who they look up to. if you said it, if you called it out without having piers morgan pull it out of you, it -- >> nobody pulled anything out of me. understand this. >> i didn't hear you say it, charles. >> nobody has to pull anything out of me. not today or ever. >> i didn't hear you condemn it on twitter. >> i said that so if you want to rewrite what just happened, you do that on your own time. that's not what happened. i said that nobody should be condemned for choosing whatever point of view they want to choose. now, i said that just today on this show. if you want to try to say something else, that's not going to happen today. you can't rewrite what i said. >> i'm not. all i'm saying is i didn't hear you say it. >> then get your ifp right in your ear so you can hear what i'm saying. >>

they say their agents are interviewing the shooter. he says he is on scene now in washington. how is that guard doing? >> he is leo johnson, and he is alive. he is being haled by authorities as hero. >> i can't get into the details of anything that was said or not said, but as the chief said this morning, the security guard was a hero in this case, and he did an excellent job in stoping the gunman from getting any further into the building and from anyone else getting injured or shot by him. i don't know the details of it. i do know there was an altercation and the security guard was shot, but the security guard did a phenomenal job. >> reporter: the president of the family, tony perkins, says the police are investigating and our first concern is with our colleague. our concern is for him and his family. the suspect who put him into the hospital was taken to washington's field office for an teargas. >> do we know anymore on the suspect, peter? >> reporter: shepherd, sources tell us he is a 28-year-old man from virginia, and he posed as an intern to gain entry to the building,

>> i'm going to say no.t won't be a contested convention, but it may be close. >> contestant yes or no michael shure? >> 26% chance contested. >> correct answer 31%. >> romney is winning in places where in the fall democrats are win. and santorum is winning in places in down state illinois where republicans are going to do well. that does mean that the appeal that mitt romney has is not to the classic american voter. >> seriously if you are talking about getting your voters excited to win in the places that you normally win you got to say, hey, you know what maybe that's santorum. but mitt romney won tonight. >> mitt romney won cook county. he is not going to win it in november. >> no question about that. let's go to romney's victory speech here. i actually thought he did really well tonight. so let's go to a-7 here. [ applause ] >> now you know that the real cost of these misguided policies, these attacks on economic freedom, this intrusion of the government into our freedom, the cost of that are the ideas

you say something and they say that sounds like an i had logical thing. these cliches sail through our mental defenses, and so they will say better 10 guilty men go free than one go to jail. >> why is that cliche wrong? >> factually it is not true. we are worse off if we let 10 rapists and murderers out than put some innocent accountant in prison. >> i am glad you said that. i always felt that way. so the guy in jail, you know what that is better than 10 free weird owes. i am more likely to get away. >> the principal is right. they should earn the side of the accused, but the serious argument is why 10? why not 20 or 100 or a million people? why not let everyone out of jail tomorrow and we can be sure no one innocent is in prison. >> it is a way of winning an argument unearned by reason. and so words like social justice just mean good. everyone is for social justice. it is social and it is justice. who could be against it. >> i am. >> i like violence never solved anything. we can admit that is not true. violence solves a lot of things. >> it solves all so

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you play with them and you say, wee man. then you say get out of here.ou don't want to go to a dance because you are scared of the terminology. >> and not just that, we are teaching people to be marks. narks. a kid is a scary nark. if you look at him the wrong way, you know what i mean, and you can get in lots of trouble, terry. why is the aclu speaking about this and not talking about film maker in hiding? >> why are they not all over the place with that guy. >> good point. >> that is a good point. >> this is a tierney of the few. i guess we can't have anymore drama productions because if you can't act you will feel left out. guess what, they will have no more plays. >> i would be behind that. >> you are not a good athlete and can't play football, then get rid of the football program. >> hasn't title 9 caused sports to go away. nobody was going to the female sports and they weren't making money. they ended baseball across the united states, a fact i can't substantiate. concerning how many children you have, how many father-daughter dances do you regular

to say it cools is to say it slows down. to say it slows, to say the water molecules can what? begin with a c. - condense. - condense. and when it condenses, what do you get? begin with a c. - cloud. - a cloud. can you see that? yeah. and usually the clouds around here, right over the mountains isn't that true? and why is that true? let's look at that. this is hawaii, huh? in fact, you can always tell when you're flying towards hawaii if you wanna get to-- just look at the window and you see all the clouds. it's hawaii. always clouds up here, most always. out here? sometimes, but most always up here. why? because the air-- --it's like hitting the spoiler of your car, right? it's get bounded up, right? when the air goes up, what's it do? begin with a x. - expand. - expands. when it expands, what's it do? begin with a c. - cool. - cools. when it cools, what's it do? begin with a c. - condenses. - condenses. and that kind of condensation forms what? begin with a c. clouds. and it happens at sea-level, what do you call it? - fog. - fog. that's right. but these updrafts, these updra

she says she's ready to die.london. >>> a british cyclist out for a spin in the british alps, comes across a murder scene so horrific, it is making news arou around the globe. here's what he found. four shot dead execution style and one of the dead, a cyclist who might have witnessed the killing. an 8-year-old walking on the road, shot three times. a 4-year-old discovered alive, hiding under her mother's lifeless body. >> we discovered this girl who was completely immobile and who was stuck in the back seat on the legs of one of the women who had died. a very large traveling bag. and this explains why she couldn't be seen. she's four years old. >> four years old, hiding under her dead mother. the family vacationing from britain had been staying at a campsite lake near the french alps. the car was found near a small village of chevaline. the girl was under her mother's body for eight hours until after they were found. police say they were told not to disturb anything until they arrived. she is in a hospital and th

say sand.lack person, i can say nigger. i can say that word. but someone else says that word, we can't do that. >> i can't say honky or cracker or any of those other things but i have white friends who can say them and use them in jest or use them, i can say some other words that i choose not to, maybe on air. i just wish that we could have a conversation and come together as we are rather than who we think we are. >> go ahead, dean. >> don, if i said you're a cracker, would you be upset with that? even if i said that hatefully, would that offend you? >> not at all. because i've not had decades of oppression tossed in my face as a white person. >> but i would be offended by that. >> that's the weird thing. but when someone calls me li like -- we talked about the racist tweets i've been getting. >> i apologize. >> that's the thing. people are apologizing. why, because you're -- >> i sent them to you. >> you're too politically correct. this is racism free, so why not say it. don't feel bad for me

you can't say this, can't say this, can't say that. of these rules they can't do and all of these things they can't say when they hang out with people of that race or of that religion. i think it creates more division a lot of times, more than it should. >> and have you seen "school daze? the z was for snoring. >> do you have a comment on the show? it is red eye at fox news.com. and to leave a voicemail 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from andy levy. i have had it with them. really. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by sloths. the animals that use their claws to hang upside down from tree branches. thanks, sloths. >>> welcome back. let's see if we have anything wrong so far. hi, andy. >> hi, greg, how are you? >> i'm doing okay. glad you asked. >> ozzy guillen suspended for saying, quote, i love fidel castro. i'm sorry, guys this is outrageous. a man says he loves another man and he gets suspended? it is 2012, people. the homo phobia is not cool. >> i didn't look at it that way. >> shame on you, marlins. jess

what do you say?> i think investing in infrastructure makes a lot of sense. >> how would you propose we do that david. >> for one thing you don't cancel a tunnel new tunnel go under the river. 9 billion-dollar quickly bottom line was today good news or bad news? david? >> it was more of the same: >> we're going nowhere. and the odds are why are going less where fast. >> this doesn't look good. gentlemen, thank you so much. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. a florida man wrongly convicted of murder is freed after 27 years. and thanks, geraldo rivera for helping to clear his good name. plus, is the breakdown of the african-american family structure to blame for the rising tied of deadly violence in chicago? we are going to debate it and we hope you stay tuned because these are important reports. >> juan: in the personal story segment tonight, william dillon is a free man but t wasn't always that way. he spent 27 years locked up in a florida prison after being convicted of a murde

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