if you look in the background, our good friend from makeup, alisa, a little alarmed.hat in the sam hill is going on there? alisa, getting it done. >>> some of the viewers noticed something on "the daily show" last night. we're going to play for you a clip of jon stewart talking about that michele bachmann "newsweek" cover. and we'll tell you what you pointed out for us. >> you've got to go pretty far out of your way to find a crappy photo of michele bachmann. and you did. i look at that picture and think, isn't that a little soon to be doing a female remake of "the 40-year-old virgin." >> so, the e-mails came in. i wake up to a few of them. here's us on "morning joe" on monday. >> did you see the new copy of "newsweek"? >> it calls to mind one other famous photograph. almost exactly the same. you know what i mean? >> i see the comparison. >> show the other one. >> he's not cross-eyed. >> similar gaze. >> yeah. >> as we said many times, jon stewart steals all his material from 5:30 a.m. cable news programming. that gets the look of disapproval. >>> one more thing for y

that's where alisa steps into the picture. she heads a u.s.rofit that helps children maimed in conflict and disaster zones around the world. she arranges the victims to travel to the u.s. for medical treatment and pays for all of it through donations. >> she was actually, that was the first child that came to me from libya. and there was absolutely -- there was no way i could say no because she needed help. and i know that they would approve her so it was a matter of getting the paperwork and getting her here asap. >> reporter: that shriner's hospital where they arranged her to get fitted with a prosthetic leg that fits comfortably under the child's knee. >> she'll do very well because she's below the knee. she'll be able to run and ride a bike. so, you know, it's a wonderful feeling. you know? she was carried on to the plane and she's going to go home walking. >> reporter: home, meaning libya, where the civil war that took her leg and the lives of her siblings rages on. and it's good to see some bit of good news from libya. it was quite amazi

gregg: alisa harrington, thank you very much, north of sacramento. we'll check back in with you. martha: former florida governor jeb bush with a warning for gop contenders in the 2012 race. what jeb bush has to say about attacks on president obama. that's coming up. gregg: yet another attack on the tea party from a democratic lawmaker. we're going to tell you what happened this time around. martha: let's get started with a "fox news alert," because irene is now gaining strength over the warm waters of the caribbean. it is now a category-3 hurricane, 115 miles per hour. it is crawling north, slowly going over the warm waters of that area as it heads towards the bahamas. and that is where it is right now and that is how we start this brand new hour of "america's newsroom." good morning, everybody i'm martha maccallum. gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer. evacuations already well underway along the outer ban of north carolina. but the whole east coast could be in the crosshairs this weekend. martha: that's right. right now irene is on track to graze florida, on friday. north

maggie and alisa >> she is easy to spot in a race or whatever color she will run with a flower in hernd maggie, she is local and when she was running track she was a 200/400 person and she went to college in they say let us make an 800 m runner out of you. >> so tell me this about track and field, is at the point now where it is almost like losing its following? we have about 50 seconds for this one. he used to be a huge steel. >> i think everyone is more interested in other things, track is still a great sport i get a kick out of it, the athletes are wonderful to be with. >> attractive to for you, unless we have some happened on the football. track and field is his game, we will see you at 8:00 p.m. thank for to an end. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] because you never stop improving your recipe... we never stop improving ours. we've added a touch of philly cream cheese to kraft natural shredded cheese, which adds a touch of creamy to any dish. kraft touch of philly shredded cheese. we're not just making great cheese. we're taking it further. ♪ >>> the just-released beverly hills housewives

[applause] >> alisa, thank you for the gracious act of perjury on my behalf. [laughter] i am delighted to be here. this is a fantastic collection of brains and talent. i would like to thank mike astrew, dave rust, david weaver, and everyone who put this conference together. the consortium is a wonderful effort. it has been productive. it has added great value to the thinking about policy in this area and the three retirement ansearch centers do extraordinary job. i have a strong sense that being with such a distinguished and thoughtful group, the best use of my time right now probably would be to close my remarks and go around the room and solicit ideas. i'd like to collect your best thoughts and suggestions but i have been asked to talk a bit first. i will dutifully complied. y. the theme of the conference -- innovations in retirement security -- is highly appropriate and timely. within the private pension system and the retirement savings system which supplements the fundamental bedrock protection that the social security system provides to the american work

one for me and carol blease and one for each alisa. >> tell me how to spell caroline >> carolina with french accent. >> to find out who your friends are and it turns out i have some friends. >> you sure do. extraordinary. >> thanks. islamic my pleasure >> dr. martin luther king was not a president of the united states. at no time in his life did he hold public office. he wasn't a hero of the foreign war. he never had much money. but while he lived, she was reviled at least as much as he was celebrated. by his own accounts, she was a man frequently wracked with doubt. a man not without flaws, who like moses before him more than once questioned why he hadn't chosen for such arduous task, the task of leading people to freedom. the task of healing the festering wounds of the nation's original sin. >> im ashley kincaid. >> how are you? >> i have some associates here i would like to introduce to you. we are with the future educator's and these are the student officers and they are here in d.c.. >> tell me where you're from. >> to go ahead. >> i from newark new jersey. >> i was born in newar

[applause] >> alisa, thank you for the gracious act of perjury on my behalf. [laughter] i'm delighted to be here. this is a fantastic collection of brains and talent. i would like to thank mike, deputy commissioner david ross, david weaver and everyone who put this conference together. the consortium is a wonderful effort, it's been productive, it's added great value to the thinking about policy in this area and the three retirement research centers do a remarkable and extraordinary job. i have a strong sense that dealing with a thoughtful group of my time right now probably would be to close my remarks and go around the room and solicit ideas, collect your best thoughts and suggestions, but i've been asked to talk a bit first so i will dutifully complied. it's a theme of the conference, innovations in retirement security is highly appropriate and timely. within the private pension system and the retirement savings system, which of course supplements the fundamental bedrock protection that the social security system provides to the american workforce. within t

[applause] >> alisa, thank you for the gracious act of perjury on my behalf. [laughter] i am delighted to be here. this is a fantastic collection of brains and talent. i would like to thank mike astrew, dave rust, david weaver, and everyone who put this conference together. the consortium is a wonderful effort. it has been productive. it has added great value to the thinking about policy in this area and the three retirement research centers do an extraordinary job. i have a strong sense that being with such a distinguished and thoughtful group, the best use of my time right now probably would be to close my remarks and go around the room and solicit ideas. i'd like to collect your best thoughts and suggestions but i have been asked to talk a bit first. i will dutifully comply. the theme of the conference -- innovations in retirement security -- is highly appropriate and timely. within the private pension system and the retirement savings system which supplements the fundamental bedrock protection that the social security system provides to the american workfo