picture in the wake of the george zimmerman not guilty verdict the american legislative exchange council alec is back in the news again but while you probably know about that group support for stand your ground and shoot first laws you're likely haven't heard of its plan to end public school as we know it more on that would happen tony just a moment also if they really believe their own rhetoric the n.r.a. and its or friends in the republican party would start talking about giving people like trayvon martin easier access to firearms i'll tell you why in tonight's daily take ad while mcdonald's says it pays its employees well its workers say otherwise isn't it time we made all businesses pay their employees a living wage. you need to know this the koch brothers and their buddies of the american legislative exchange council are coming for your kids elementary school a new report from the center for media democracies p.r. watch says that the american legislative exchange council the conservative lobbying group more commonly known as alec has ramped up its campaign to corporate ties our public sc

it's just astounding so yeah alec is a real problem and alec needs to be revealed there's a whole project devoted to this to to to if you're revealing the you know what's going on with alec and and of course among their major funders are the billionaire koch brothers our next video question comes from alex no relation to alec in cortland manor new york. is the separation of church and state that was appointed by jefferson and the means to take the same as it was to jefferson and his contemporaries the idea that church and religion should have no. new will intrusion into government. yes in fact it's really interesting there was a james madison was thomas jefferson's protege he was younger than jefferson than sort of his jefferson was his mentor and. jefferson and madison had a series of correspondences from before the nation was founded in during the you know after the revolutionary war as the as madison was he was the father of the constitution itself or the constitution and in these correspondences both of them were agreed that there should be this wall of separation as jefferson referre

alec baldwin shame on you. alec capital one drop alec baldwin.t a word about -- very, very historic visit. don't want to lose track of president obama with his visit to africa with the first family. particularly significant, of course, because of his roots and the fact that he's our first african-american president. and the president did explain over the weekend why kenya was not part of this trip to africa. some are criticizing him because that's where his dad came from and you would think he would go back there. >> obama: i have back to kenya multiple times in the past and i suspect i will be multiple times in the future and will continue to be concerned with the progress made in that country. i think it has enormous potential. >> bill: one of the positive things that will result from the president's trip is that he has begun a whole new exchange program with students from africa enabling them to come here to do internships particularly here in washington, d.c. and take those lessons back to the continent -- the president excited talking about

bynd your ground was written alec. alec is funded by the coke druthers. -- koch brother. funding us question all this money in society, who is funding justice? i am jonathan. i have two sons. i want my sons to live. >> for more on the stand your ground laws and now the secretive right-wing american legislative exchange council, or alec, has used its network of money and influence to push for the law, we are joined in addition to fill up and reverend jesse jackson, by lisa graves, video stream. she's executive director for the center for media and democracy and publisher of pr watchdog.org . she has written extensively about the history of the nra alec done agenda. welcome back to democracy now! stand yourk about ground? most people probably think that was the defense of george zimmerman in the trial, though in fact, it wasn't written why is it significant? >> even though the defense in the zimmerman case did not ask for the legal grant of immunity that that law would have intentionally given him, the fact is the nra through changing that law in florida, through getting st

that's a part of -- makes alec, alec. and you wonder if somebody would be as content if their life changed. i think he truly does regret very, very much the thing that happened with his beautiful daughter ireland. she seems to have forgiven him. if his daughter has forgiven him, we should be able to, too. this all brings up paula deen one more time. >> can't help it. >> it's just out of control and it's not commensurate with what -- it doesn't make sense. >> the people that say it's overblown are jesse jackson, jimmy carter, bill mauer, howard stern. if you think of the list of -- natalie cole, if you think of the list of people who are saying, okay, not great what she said, however, do you lose -- look, if you're -- >> punishment should fit the crime. >> if you're a true hate monger, let's pretend you really, really are a hater, you can actually see that happening. you lose everything because of it, but i don't think there are -- i don't think most people think she's a deep-seeded hater, i think they said she said a few

alec baldwin. that he's quitting twitter for good after lashing out at yet another journalist. one who wrote about his wife tweeting at james began dole if i began dole if i knee's funeral. he also says he'd love to quit acting if key find something else to do. so is this bye-bye baldwin for real? will he go away for good? >> as an actor, he's fantastic. as a human being, he's kind of a mess. he has to grow up. he has a baby on the way. get off of the social networks. but a bigger point about baldwin, mall la dean, justin carter who is in prison for making a threat, we have micro outrage that has to stop. these are all flippant comments of carrying degrees of offensiveness, but they didn't hurt anybody. nobody is getting hurt. you're looking at what's going on in egypt. a lot of this stuff, let it go. it's clogging my brain. >> he also said he wants to interview snowden. so maybe he's taking your job. sgr >> alec wants to or dennis rodman? >> both. >> i heard he's in russia, too. >> alec baldwin ma

his publicist or agent said alec what are you doing. he said i apologize and i department mean it and glad doesn't seem that upset. they took the apology and said his words doesn't match the history of actively supporting our community. >> yes, how lovely to have such apologyist rush to your side and excuse homophobic slurs and far worst, at twitchy we looked at his entire melt town and it went far beyond idle attacks on the reporter who admitted that he had gotten the story wrong. but alec bald win ended up doing was levelled death threats against the guy. i will be tweeting at your funeral and this is just part and parcel of the anger management candidates meltdown, public meltdowns over the years. it is one thing for celebrities to go through their hollywood bad by stage. but this is a geezer. we are talking about the leader of the geriatric brat pack who has now threatened reporters physically. it was not just implied or a joke given his apology afterwards now. but also gone after ste wardesses on ierls that reprimanded for refusing

the press out to get alec baldwin and his wife.is yoga pose and couldn't stand in a hand stand or whatever it was. and then the press is after him on the streets, and he's there to protect his pregnant wife and now they are tweeting about her, at a funeral? come on. >> he started the rant and -- didn't mean to point, and he -- >> thank you. >> and they should. the gay community, i stand with anderson cooper on this. he was wrong to do this. if sean hannity had tweeted something like that, the same words that alec baldwin, wouldn't the media be all over sean hannity. >> why are you rolling your eyes? >> sean hannity is the biggest show on cable tv and the media is all over on alec baldwin. >> he's a big media star on "30 rock." >> rush limbaugh doesn't get a pass. no repercussions for a liberal. if i did it, a huge price for me to pay. >> let's see. why don't you make an antigay statement. >> i don't talk like that and i'm not enraged. >> what if somebody was attacking your wife. >> nobody was attacking his wife. >> why are they obs

why does alec baldwin get a pass when using gay slurs? >> a agree witness.tweet, i actually told anderson cooper a agreed with him and retweeted. >> i started off by saying that. >> let's take a trip down memory lane because apparently you've got selective moral outrage. sheer him back in 2009 when he said about republicans and he used his own, well, phrase. >> republicans still haven't found their to a minority party after it's lost a couple of bad elections. >> it's hard to talk. david gergen. >> [laughter] >> why are the republicans so sensitive? i think it's a funny phrase. tea bagger? it is not gay, anti-gay, anti-straight, whatever? >> do you know what it means? >> i do. why don't you explain? >> it's a family show. >> okay. >> you explain. >> no, you explain. >> i don't know. i don't know what that means. ic it was a faux pas, there is a difference between a faux pas and a difference someone having an out-and-out rant. i think he said tea baggers. a lot of people when the tea party first started to come about, they would accidentally say tea baggers i

alec, for this mission i upgraded your smart phone. ♪ right.portant feature of all is... the capital one purchase eraser. i can redeem the double miles i eaed with my venture card to erase recent travel purchases. d with a few clicks, this mission never happened. uh, what's this button do? [ electricity zaps ] ♪ you requested backup? yes. yes i did. what's in your wallet? gerri: to celebrities and hotwire tonight but only one is facing gerri: polity and continues to face a backlash after she admitted to using a racial slur. the food network and other high-profile brands have cut ties with the celebrity chef as a result of the admission. but is there a doublstandard at work here? alec baldwin appears relatively unscathed after similar incident in which used anti-gay slur wih a rant on twitter. mark, welcome back tthe show, good to see you. i have to think this to me reeks of double standard. speak i think it is more like a quinn trouble, two quinn triple standard. gerri: why does paula deen get such a bad rap? >> the reason alec baldwin is unsca

. >> alec baldwin, too, was, you know, at it again. safe to say when it comes to alec. describe what happened. he was in a war with a member of the paparazzi. >> he went to gandolfini's funeral along with his pregnant wife hilaria. and i guess somebody then said that they were tweeting inappropriate tweets during this very moving -- apparently that was not true and he got in some sort of altercation with some guy who is a writer for the mail. i may be all wrong about this but these are the facts as i was told. and alec then wrote some pretty vicious tweets which he wants to do toward this guy. and accused him basically -- called him a -- i want to get it exactly right. >> he made a gay slur. >> all right. a gay slur. >> why can alec baldwin make a gay slur and still have a capital one commercial and how can charlie sheen say all those things and do all those things and still have a hit show and jennifer lopez say she is sorry and how can everybody else -- >> where is the justice in all of this? there should be a one standard for everybody. and why is it that certain peo

alec baldwin will not be tweeting ever!this has very little to do with may he rest in peace, james gandolfini's funeral and him not being on twitter and everything to do about the backlash he received for what, a lot of people called homophobic comments on twitter. come on, alec, let's be real. >> yeah, basically saying i'm not going to do this any more. >> a good bottom line to have. paris jackson, remember she attempted suicide couple weeks ago. we told you about that. now that she is reportedly on her way out of the treatment facility she has been staying another time. she need another rehab facility. she is being turned down. her mom, debbie rowe, did research, found one in utah, trying to do all maneuvers to get her there when they finally filled out the application, the rehab facility turned her down for fear of onslaught of paparazzi. essentially saying if she comes here we need to worry about our other patients. the paparazzi will be filming her and pictures of her and all of our other patients as well. back at squa

>> the reason alec baldwin is unscathed is because he is a liberal and an entertainer.is a capitalist, a businesswoman. this country is antibusiness. you did not build that, somebody else made that happen for you. we seem to have a hierarchy of offensiveness. a racial slur trumps a gay slur, it comes bonne who is doing the slur, of course. gerri: he has probably immensely huge contracts with capital one to promote the credit cards for that company. how is he not benefiting from the very system paula deen is benefiting from? >> because entertainers are never seen as capittlists even though they make tons of money. the difference is if you employ people, responsible for creating jobs, it is different from making people laugh and making them enjoy your singing and your dancing or whatever, so there is a huge disparity i and how peope are viewed. as i said on your show last week, bill and hillary clinton, who are liberals, used racial slurs because barry patterson on the security details for bill clinton said that this happened. and nothing happened to the clintons. hillary

the caller brought up alec baldwin. you know i love alec baldwin. it is funny. i've never met him.-- plus i love him as an actor. even he would say he has a bit of an anger problem. so he got into a twitter war. i guess the problem -- i think the premise of this whole thing was that his wife was tweeting during james gandolfini's funeral. as it turns out, it was not during the funeral. it was afterwards but the reporter wrote a story she was tweeting during the funeral so then he got -- alec baldwin got into a twitter war with this guy. he is gay. he said things that appear to be home faux phobic. he has wrote a note to g.l.a.d. his messages were directed to the newspaper reporter who accused his wife -- there were things that -- he said it had nothing to do with anyone's sexual orientation but they read that way. he called him a toxic little queen. >> it said in the wrong -- if said in the wrong way. >> it is a great name for a band, by the way. >> stephanie: kick him in the ass, you wouldn't like it so much. it was clearly homophobic. g.l.a.d. spokesman says baldwin's language wa

alongside alece" baldwin. let's take a look at a clip. friends like your this and another guy, would you tell your friend? what if it causes trouble or a divorce? been a passing game, you never know. >> i would tell him because that is what our friend is for. you have to have his back. ginger? what are we doing? are we playing charades? did you see something? on the street by accident, i saw how kissing that burn that etteal kissing that brun ? tavis: comfortable or uncomfortable? wasnce i got the movie, it a big challenge, i wanted to bring my best game to the table. it was a chance to do something i never had done before in film, to play a solid role of something i am not. i am really humbled by a lot of aboutsponse bi have heard the film. that: you were troubled all these years you had not have the opportunity to do something like this? or you work with that creating this character to live inside of? >> i originally came to stand up to get into the acting field. tack -- acterent when i started out. i did not see a lot of performance ar

of royalty. >> glaad came out and gave him a pass. >> they said alec baldwin has done a lot of things for the human rights campaign. they're citing all these things he's done. >> and he had a guest role on "will and grace." benny hinn is a televangelist, very, very wealthy. there is a guy in the terminal, just another traveler, oh, the world's greatest scam artist. right to his face.

we need to take a look at stand your ground and take a look at alec and some of the other right-wingorts to write legislation out of the public view. and bring into it the public view and give the public a choice. >> michael: that makes sense. david, do these protests help -- does the protest thing going on around the country, including the isolated incidents of violence -- does that just give fodder to alec. >> i think the protests have helped. the first -- the first step towards actually changing things at the state and federal level is to have that discussion. but i think we need to ask ours whether we have created a society that is constantly presuming guilt. george zimmerman presumed the court of trayvon martin, and a court ratified his presearch shun. we are seeing a presumption of guilt throughout the society. the obama administration drone war, presumes the guilt of people based on a signature, where they are, what their last name is killing american citizens. we have the nsa surveilling people, stop and fisk. i mean these -- these kinds of policies particularly effect people

the people have to understand what alec and the nra are doing, the group that writes these laws, whato do is three things. they want to sell more guns. they also want to expand the places you can carry a gun, because they want to break down the pro exhibition, the self o prpro if fear is if i shoot somebody by mistake and thinking they're going to rob me, oh my god, they weren't, will i go to jail? alec's role is to roll back anything that would inhibit a rational, reasonable person from getting and carrying and even discharging a firearm. it's almost creating a wild west atmosphere where they're saying take your gun anywhere you want, into a bar, into school, into church. and if you discharge it, we're going create a web of laws that will protect you from the law. >> now exactly, carter. let me go back to this juror we talked about in the last segment. you saw her interview. as a prosecutor, as one who has listened and talked to a lot of jurors down through the years, what disturbed you, if anything, about what she said? because you talked about the prosecution. because we were intro

>> well, there's always alec.rican legislative exchange council, which is largely corporate supported organization that creates lathes laws on things like voter i.d. on things like the collective bargaining rights that get passed at the state level. scott walker embraced an entire slate of alec reforms. these are laws being written in washington, d.c. >> john: then they cut and paste them. >> exactly and they pass them at the state level. the state where they make the rules, that dictate how the democracy actually functions is where people decide, where you register to vote, the hours the place you register to vote is open, i.d. all that. >> beyond that, education and things that relate directly to our kitchen. >> john: the struggle of this republic since the independence. >> john: what is there to worry about. >> false positive. both the democrats and republicans are guilty of taking money from corporate interest. >> john: thank you. >> this is not a democrat reserved issue. this is 99% versus the 1%. this is wha

but what about alec baldwin? i'll talk about that next. [ whispering ] shhh. it's only a dream.e have home insurance. but if we made a claim, our rate would go up... [ whispering ] shhh. you did it right. you have allstate claim rate guard so your rates won't go up just because of a claim. [ whispering ] are we still in a dream? no, you're in an allstate commercial. so get allstate home insurance with claim rate guard... [ whispering ] goodnight. there are so many people in our bedroom. [ dennis ] talk to an allstate agent... [ doorbell rings ] ...and let the good life in. what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillips' fiber good gummies. they're fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support gularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips'. ♪ wonder if i gave an oreo ♪ what if i gave an oreo to you? ♪ ... each weekday list to mikehuckabee.com. after the supreme court ruled in the defense of marriage act and california's prop eight >>> after the stream court ruled the defense of marriage act of

what alec has done, nra wants to proliferate guns.one to own one, because they can sell one, then they want more cases to carry one. take it in the bar, the church, the school. step three of that is reducing the penalties for discharging your gun. one of the reasons not to have a gun is this fear what if i drop it and it goes off and i kill somebody. what if i drop it and kill somebody i think is a burglar and they are not. alec has created a cure for that, a liability eraser, you can discharge your gun. we've created a big space, use it in this one and this one and you won't go to jail. that's step three of your plan. >> as we march and organize and donate, work to change the law, father, sunday morning, not all people are people of faith, and not all people of faith would worship on sunday morning. in this moment when our country desperately needs healing and work in order move forward, what's the prayer we can pray together? >> if the church is any good at being church, if it's good at it, it's building community. the prosecution's

but what about alec baldwin? i'll talk about that next. ll tat i'm over the hill.ork thway it used to. i'm a victim of a slowing melism? i don't think so. new great grains protein blend. protein from natural ingredients like seeds and nuts. it helps support a healthy metabolism. new great grains protein blend. test each weekday list to mikehuckabee.com. afte >>> after the supreme court ruled the defense of marriage act and california's prop 8 which affirms traditional marriage were both unconstitutional, the president released a statement to the american people reassuring them that the ruling is not an attack on religious freedoms and the statement read and i quote "on an issue as sensitive as this, knowing that americans hold a wide range of views based on deeply held beliefs, maintaining our nation's commitment to religious freedom is also vital. how religious institutions define and consecrate marriage has always been up to those institutions. nothing about this decision which applies only to civil marriages changes that." i wish i could believe that, mr. presid

lisa graves, publisher of alec expose org and former prosecutors ken pattic p.thank you. >> ken, i want it start with you. you're the speexpert here on florida law. why did the defense choose not to pursue stand your ground in this case? >> if i was the defense attorney, i would have said not to claim it either. one world is the court of ethics and morality which basically saw a young boy walking home with a bag of candy talking on his cell phone and pursued by a man armed with a fireman who shot and killed him. in that court, many people, including specifically black americans, believe that zimmerman is clearly wrong. the other world is the court of law. the jury had one thing to consider. was there reasonable doubt based on the evidence presented. i believe we have these two worlds and they collided partly due to stand your ground law. because i believe that that separated out these two things and this is why we have a problem and the defense clearly didn't want the stand your ground law applied in this case. they didn't want a judge making a decision. possibl

theve all heard of alec? american legislative exchange council. alec in 2003, they gave $10,000 to the organization and in exchange they get a seat at the table in drafting legislations. those bills are taken and introduced where the colleagues have no idea that the legislation was written by smith-klein, monsanto, the others. this animal and terrorism act was written by these industries. the model includes things like undercover investigations and really dangerous language about materially or financially supporting people who are doing things like this in order to prepare, plan, carry out or promote these activities. this is not just about undercover investigators, about arsonists or the animal liberation front. it's about people like us. make absolutely no mistake about the intent of this language. it's about people who are sharing the information on line, writing about it, and people like me who are speaking out in defense of political prisoners. this all has to be viewed in the post-9/11 context. this is from the freedom of information act doc

el actor alec baldwin escribiÓ en twitter que esto es un sistema errado.con la familia de trayvon martin y estoy con ellos. >>> bueno, la Única opciÓn legal para la familia de trayvon martin es entablar una demanda civil. >>> cuando se desatÓ este escÁndalo obama dijo que si hubiera tenido un hijo varÓn le gustarÍa que vistiera como trayvon martin. la familia de trayvon martin recibe el apoyo de distintos grupos y dicen que esta historia lo llegÓ a su fin. >>> pasando con otras noticias, mientras en cÁmara de representantes tratan la reforma migratoria, siguen las deportaciones, aquÍ un informe que habla de la separaciÓn todavÍa de cientos de familias hispanas. >>> la agencia de control de inmigraciÓn y aduanas de estados unidos comenzÓ el programa de deportaciÓn de inmigrantes mexicanos. >>> se siente muy a gusto cuando te quedas. >>> esta familia saliÓ hace 23 aÑos hacia la uniÓn americana para trabajar de mantenimiento para ayudar a la familia. >>> ayudaba a mis padres y hermanos en cuanto podÍa. >>> como parte del programa de deportaciones, se realizar

alec, weigh in? me teary-eyed as i think about my first car. 1990 ford mustang, gt. burgundy, with red interior. super low mileage. i think i paid $5,000 for it back in the late, earlythousand. i want to say maybe 50,000 miles or some t was automatic. i want ad stick. sometimes looking for a used car you have to make sacrifices. can't always find what you're looking for. fantastic car. 5.0 engine. it was a lot of fun. lori: had no problem getting a date i'm sure with that car. jean, can't at that wait to hear your first story of a car. what did you buy? >> my first car i didn't buy was given to me. 1957 chevy belleair that ran on three out of six cylinders. you could see the ground going by at your feet through the floorboard. the holes in the floorboard like a flintstone mobile. i gave it a tune-up. i got two of the cylinders that weren't working, working. the police followed me and pulled me over and said they had been following the smoke for a mile before they could see the car. adam: you're kiddi

now let's welcome alec young, from s&p capital i.q. michael holland chairman of holland and company and ron kashefski. michael, you said the cycle is going to take the dow to 20,000. before i go see my optometrist, tell me about dow 20,000 if you would. >> well, no predictions here, but i don't see why 20,000 is a particularly daunting number for where we are right now and all of the things that you and bob fasani just said. if we get a move in earnings you get two or three price earning points on the s&p. when we continue to have lessening of the fear that is caused by the five-year bull market, when you have those things come together, that's -- that is a 30% move. that is a dow 20,000. it's not a crazy number. in fact, i think it's eminently doable. on this show not that many years ago, you and i talked about dow 15,000. and we're here. >> we are here. we are indeed. 15,300. ron, you heard the distinguished michael holland. what's your take on his dow 20? >> well, you know, look, larry, i think this has been an equilibrium rally and

fitness about two years ago i miss your father i say you disagree with everything he ever stood for alec why you say that he said because i want you to tell me it's in your family this i miss your father because your father is a good soul and what this world is missing today is that soul that he had to be open he. had you guys thanks to our guests michael reagan and you'll be seeing lots of them on politicking and in the months and years ahead let's turn now to social media and how it's covering and talking about what's happening in the political world joining me here is or a team these david begg now host of news breaker and our social media expert social media was a driving force in the first revolution this time around is leading to chaos and confusion in the times in egypt what's going on here's what's interesting the muslim brotherhood of course which has been forced out of power with morsi larry for the most part they are using twitter to get their information out they've lost all control of state t.v. right so watch this the twitter page we have up right now is the spokesman for t

but my dad knew that nobody's perfect what have you but look what he was able to accomplish even alec baldwin said to me walk out twenty four hour fitness about two years ago i miss your father i said you disagree with everything he ever stood for alec why you say that he said because i want you to tell me it's in your family this i miss your father because your father is a good soul and what this world is missing today is that soul that he had to be a but he. had you guys thanks to our guests michael reagan and you'll be seeing lots of them on politicking and in the months and years ahead let's turn now to social media and how it's covering and talking about what's happening in the political world joining me here is or a team these david begg now host of news breaker and our social media expert social media was a driving force in the first revolution this time around it's leading to chaos and confusion in the times in egypt what's going on here's what's interesting the muslim brotherhood of course which has been forced out of power with morsi larry for the most part they are using tw

>>> we have some breaking news about alec baldwin. alec baldwin has made a statement.i don't remember the tweet thing. he does take down his account, doesn't he? >> this all stemmed from -- >> i want to do something so outrageous, i want to take down my twitter account. >> he, clearly, has some issues. when he was at james gandolfini's funeral with his wife, somebody wrote his wife was tweeting during the funeral, which was not the case. anyway, so he decided when he found out this guy was saying these things, to write some tweets. we looked at all of them in a row, which had been taken down. every couple of minutes he tweets a really nasty thing to this guy. i mean, they happen over the course of probably five minutes, and some of them are pretty -- we can't even say them on the air. >> no. >> but they are, you know, nasty. he says they are not homophobic. there's argue one of them clearly is. anyway, he apologized to glad, glad said they were fine with it. anyways, he also wants to stop acting so his child that's upcoming will not be in the spotlight and have to deal

an expression of royalty. >> glaad came out and gave him a pass. >> they said alec baldwin has doneings for the human rights campaign. they're citing all these things he's done. >> and he had a guest role on "will and grace." benny hinn is a televangelist,

does hollywood have a double standard when it comes to alec baldwin? mom's stand against the "f" word, that's fat, by the way. why she says saying fat is now forbidden in her home. >>> and the latest on the royal baby watch. all that and more coming up live on "good morning america" here in times square. ♪ >>> "gma's morning menu" is brought to you by the makers of centrum, the most recommended, the most preferred and most studied multivitamin brand. the most recommended, the most preferred and most studied multi-vitamin brand. so do tire swings! this is our ocean spray cran-lemonade. it's good, old-fashioned lemonade. only better! whoa! [ splash! ] ocean spray cran-lemonade. a bold twist on an old favorite. who with almay's eye makeupccoon removers.? it's easy to remove the makeup soap and water can leave behind. and they're gentle on my eyes. [ male announcer ] fight pepperoni heartburn and pepperoni breath fast with tums freshers. concentrated relief that goes to work in seconds and freshens breath. tums freshers. ♪ tum...tum...tum...tum... tums! ♪

. >>> and alec baldwin known for his meltdowns, one so bad that he had to quit twitter. this morning, he's back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end july 31st. but at least i can help keep their underwear clean. : has a duraclean texture that's soft and more durable to help your kids get clean while still using less. and its four times stronger than the leading bargain brand. wow, you cleaned up a lot! you did too, pal! [ laughs ] we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra strong? ♪ >>> some of new york's finest waving and saying good morning as the sun comes up in new york city. in keepi >> keeping us safe. >>> republicans say the keystone pipeline would be a big jobs generator, but now the president is calling it into question. >> let's go to jolene kent from the fox business network with all the details for us. >> good morning. that's right, president obama is questioning the

another officer, alec henderson is at the nearby tactical operations center. >> was there any awarenessthe youtube video? >> the you tube video was a nonevent. >> 9:42 p.m. agent henderson hears shots and an explosion. he yell into his radio and sounds an alarm. it is 3:42 p.m. in washington. charlene lamb is on duty at the state department. >> he also alerted the quick reaction security team stationed nearby. the libyan's 17th brigade, the embassy in tripoli and the diplomatic security command center in washington. >> the armed attackers enter the main gate. without warning or resistance from the february 17th martyrs brigade. in tripoli, a diplomatic security officer runs into hicks' villa yelling. >> greg, greg, the consulate is under attack. >> he calls stevens who is hiding with shawn smith in the safe haven. >> we said greg, we're under attack and the line cut. >> the attackers set the main residence ablaze and the safe haven fills with thick, dark smoke. more than a mile away, at the cia annex, the former navy s.e.a.l. tyrone woods get their weapon ready. >> they were mobilizing

and alec baldwin is in trouble again this time for threatening a reporter on twitter. alec, if you're watching, your brother steve is the crazy one. not you. all that tonight.

and the national rifle association and it might be good politics i guess for the koch brothers and alec but it's not good for humanity judson first of all eric holder needs to come out with a surgeon general's warning taped to his forehead telling us all that his brain cells are on the endangered species list. and it's you know that's ad hominem of what you're you're right it is because i'm really fed up with eric holder but you know here's why. it's a long litany that will leave me one policy well let's talk about those actual issues and the stand your ground issue the trayvon our the george zimmerman case for starters it was never a quote stand your ground issue in fact there's no no yes no yes no it absolutely was in the jury's roger martin is i mean aren't. i'm sure george zimmerman is lying on his back getting the crap beat out of him maybe maybe not that's what the physical proof shows no not necessarily you if you look at the video of him walking into the police station there's no blood on the back of his head his nose look spine he was just you know somehow maybe an hour later h

and so the same kind of thing is happening with alec now. alec is old. so alec as an organization is new but the idea of alec is old. >> going step by step. people may or may not know jim crow isn't a federal policy that comes down, it's state by state pushing. >> local government, tate governments all slowly creeping in on african-american lives and constricting it. >> often what i hear, to the extent people are having any kind of sense of optimism here is i keep hearing progressive languages. well, democrats will ultimately just win because republicans are going to lose as a result of demographics. demographics are destiny, this is an old white male party, don't worry, republicans will soon die. actually, no, demographics are not built that way. how do we include a coalition to build these groups despite the failure. >> demography is not destiny. south african apartheid held on for a long time and white folks were only 6% of the population there. even on the way out they can do a lot of damage. a coalition, what we're seeing now. we've got people fight

kids. >> hi, i'm alec baldwin and we can make an impact on children's cancer.een involved with the hole in the wall gang camp in connecticut 20 years now and a friend of mine introduced many e to paul newman. >> i got a fish! >> when you come to the camp, what's interesting is you see the joy in the kids' faces. they're having an experience here that would likely only have here. the parents you spend most of the time talking to discuss what they have been going through and they've been going through a lot because there's nothing more vexing i think than to have a child who's got a grave illness and you're powerless to do something about it. >> what's the deal? let's go. >> these kids have an excess of the difficult things this life. it robs them of their childhood. at the camp, they have a childhood on so many levels. hole in the wall is something where we have to keep it going and it has to expand. probably the greatest cause i have ever seen in my life. join the movement. impact your wall. cnn.com/impact. if you're looking for help relieving heartburn, caused

we've got economist peter morici and alec young with s&p capital iq. i thought there was a lot more information in that then there were in the minutes, maybe because it was more spontaneous. peter, let me start with you. one thing he said that was interesting that he thought the unemployment rate of 7.6% if anything, understates how serious the employment situation is or overstates the recovery. basically doesn't represent what's really going on out there, it's worse than what we think. do you agree with that? >> yeah, and he said many other things that support that. the notion that the economy is going to need a lot of liquidity and monetary ease or expansionary monetary policy for quite a long time. the markets have misunderstood his statements about quantitativetitative easing hasf negative side-effects. he i will will not talk about those but they're well-documented, they're well discussioned in the profession by people across the spectrum. what he would like to do is shift this process of supporting the economy away from quantitative easing to the

but this is because of alec. and many other people who put together laws say they are christians.hat kind of christians are they that it is okay to say on tv, that this must have been god's will. i don't know that god. that's not my god. >> you are talking about these laws, stand your ground type laws, michael, that enable you to use your gun in any space. they have taken the castle out of your home and on to the streets. could you be far from your house and discharge your weapon. michael, you are a part of trayvon martin foundation. you have your trayvon martin shirt on. you know the family very well. talk about how they will get to the structures. what are the practical things that foundation, the family, the parents want to do and want the people who care about them to do. >> sure. i think if we look at the past 24 hours and pain and sadness that so many of us feel and so much anger that many of us feel as well. we look at the past 17 months. for the past 17 months we mobilized millions of people around this country to stand up against the laws and say no more. for the first ti

. >>> alec baldwin dreams of being a regular joe. good luck with that. he told "vanity fair" it would be heaven if his unborn daughter grew up with any knowledge of his public outbursts or hollywood history in front of the camera. >>> paris jackson, she plans to receive treatment for the duration of her father's wrongful death lawsuit. the jackson family is currently looking for a psychiatric facility to help michael jackson's 15-year-old daughter recover from her suicide attempt last month. >>> baby north west isn't ready for her closeup just yet. kanye west and kim kardashian turned down a whopping $3 million, can you believe it, from an australian newspaper for north's first pictures. >>> and jay-z's new album will be certified platinum before it's being released. that is thanks to 1 million downloads samsung plans to purchase and share. the rapper is also sharing his emotional side, talking about his new role as a dad. >> you know, my pop left when i was young. he didn't teach me how to be a man, nor how to raise a child. or treat a woman, right? >>

. >> police searched abandoned apartments and can't grayback alec and questioned known sex offenders in the neighborhood. residents cannot understand how they missed bubble inside a half a hot car.- inside >> i believe he was overlooked by investigators. he was in the back of a car. .> a search team was organized everyone is in disbelief. >> we did see cars back their and we started right behind the houses where the boy came up missing. >> many are grasping for answers for the 7-year-old left his apartment on supervised only wearing very little and a sister spotted the boy walking down the back alley. >> everybody is confused about it. >> fliers are still positive on the street 24 hours after residents were worried but hopeful but the mood has completely changed in the trinidad neighborhood. ed -- how could a boy get out the back door with a disability? >> police obtained clues during the search including a plan that a friend of the mothers saw but boy on a metro train with the man. the neighborhood commissioner released a statement saying -- >> they had dogs and everything and they

who is alec baldwin? um, let's eat thai for $400. what is a pepper? be more specific? what is a...pper? well, we'll give you it on "pepper." it's a chili pepper. go again. uh, let's eat thai, $600. what is soup? let's eat thai, $800. what iy? uh, let's eat thai, $1,000. what are soybeans? no. tracey or a.j.? made from fermented fish. a.j., back to you. um, 8-letter crossword clues, $200. what is porridge? 8-letter, $400. what is practice? uh, 8-letter, $600. what is paradise? i'll take "30 rock" for $600. who is tracy morgan? tracy morgan or tracy jordan, yes. either one acceptable. good. i'll take "30 rock" for $800. who is kenneth parcell? i'll take "30 rock" for $1,000.

alec baldwin gets a pass because is he a white liberal.amie foxx gets a pass because is he a black liberal. it should not be this way. justice is supposed to be blind in america, right? it is not. >> bill: social justice is supposed to be blind. >> social justice is never blind and that's part of the problem. >> bill: should it be blind. >> of course it should be blind. >> bill: you are rejecting colmes' suggestion that social injustices in the past justices. >> i totally reject it. >> reject that somehow mel gibson's career is over. happened to paula deen. i think she something unfairly treated. >> bill: do you really. >> yes. >> would you denged white celebrity if they wore auto george zimmerman t-shirt. >> they have a right to do it. >> bill: you think paula deen is getting a horrible rap. >> deen is getting a horrible rap here. >> bill: you thought you said a pronoun here. i'm confused but that's all right. in a moment 19 arizona firefighters dead after a vicious blaze envelopes them. we will have the inside story for you in just a few