my friend ari and i disagree on some of this. he talks about flaws, these are not flaws these are fundamental issues. this is a candidate who has had trouble with money, trouble with jobs, trouble with the truth. those are pretty fundamental to any candidacy. i think the interesting thing, anderson, in all of this is the republicans brought up these issues during the campaign. you know, the castle campaign ran against her based on a lot of this. advertisements bringing this to public attention. i think a measure of how angry the people in the tea party are, how frustrated they are, that they're willing to overlook all this and say we still want to send a message. >> that's the point i'm making, these are legitimate issues she has to deal with. when an election is driven so much by substance and policy, the spending problems in washington, that's i think why people are willing to, in an election cycle like this, to not weigh those measures as seriously as they normally would. >> roeland, we have to take a quick break, but we'll ha

all right, ari, are you hopeful about all of this?e, larry, i think you always start these exercising being hopeful. as americans, we want to be hopeful about achieving peace around the world. but realistically, a long way to go. i think the fundamental issue remains. mahmoud abbas, the leader of the palestinians, is a good man. he want peace. but is he strong enough to deliver the palestinian people who i'm not sure want peace? that's a big issue. he represents a very divided populous that i'm not sure at the end of the day he's going to be strong enough to lead them the way sadat was or jordanian king hussein was, both of whom did make peace. >> larry: james, how do you see it? >> i think the important thing is for the united states to exercise its leadership role in the world and the world expects us to play a unique role in this area. the united states is the only country in the world that has and can exert influence on both the palestinians and the israelis. i think by pursuing and seeking this peace process, you do two things. o

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historic label and launched and shaped the careers of such stars as deangelo, erykah badu and india arien the day did you always dream and envision yourself in a particular place? >> well, i always envisioned myself not having to answer to anyone. that's the difference. i didn't know if which area i was going to be in. can't say it was music, or wine or what have you. i knew thatt to get involved with, i would be at the top of my game. >> what beabout entertainment dw you in? >> a put a group together when i was a teenager. russell and leo took the group, managed them, after school i took the group back. i think it was the love for the music initially and message that they gave because the one thing about me that a lot of people fail to realize is that everything i do have a cultural aspect to it. it is not just about the money. >> you also came up, in if you think about it, what will be looked at as a golden time of black executives in the music industry. there was a wave of you cats that came in, like l.a., yourself, russell, who really kind of changed the dynamic. talk to me about bei

>> i love to dream when i am awake. kand so i had this dream of working with india arie and yo- yo ma to do the george harrison saw; and "-- song. this is the definitive way to do this. we are all in it together, we do not leave anybody out. t conviction, i am one of the few people that you can recognize by one note. god gave me that universal tone, and that is what we want to implement in all the songs. thank you. >> carlos santana, thank you for accepting the 2010 mayor's part award. >> to watch the ceremony, visit the home page of the arts commission website, sfarts commission >> welcome to coulterwire. the san francisco arts commission and department of public works has joined forces by battling graffiti by launching a new program called street smarts. the program connects established artist with private property owners to create a vibrant murals which is a proven an effective strategy for combating graffiti on private property. artists, along with his crew, recently transformed a building turn to vandalism into a masterpiece. let us take a look. >> part of me has so much compassi

it is straddling 70 back over to mount arie and another to the east side of 27.w we'll work our way south and west and we'll see some more storms around darnstown. that is rain fall rates of 1, 1.5 inches an hour. everything is going off to the north, northeast. we'll move a little further south and west and we'll see again, another batch of showers and some thunderstorms. these haven't been moving, so consequently, some flooding possible in here. also down 28 and this is a pretty big storm now. straddling 66. everything is drifting off to the north and to the east. so that storm is going to go across the dulles toll road here in a little bit. all right, let's go back to the computer. we'll talk about tonight. flood watch continues, breezy with rain and thunderstorms. heaviest south and east. an additional 1 to 5 inches. and winds will start cranking out of the northwest after midnight. here's our line, moderate to heavier rain east of that line which cuts through montgomery county and fairfax. an additional 4 to 5 inches towards annapolis and the bay and the del

so far $1 billion has been spent developing the aries rocket. >>> the area dispute between san jose andt's firefighters heated up today. union members say the union showed or rather showed a video tape of how quickly flames can spread. then it showed a video clip where a deputy director spoke about the failure for a quick response. >> we believe this is another critical piece of information in an attempt to provide a false sense of security. >> the at city wants firefighters to take a 9% pay cut to restore the jobs that were lost. >>> in news of the world tonight in chile, drilling began to today to save the 33 men trapped 33 men trapped under ground. the men will have to remove tonsover rock as it falls down into the mine. those men have been trapped since august 5th. >>> in amsterdam, doubts are being raised tonight about the arrests of two men. officials initially believed they might be on a test run for a terror attack because of the suspicious items found in one man's luggage. american officials now say the men probably won't face charges. the men live in the u.s. and were travelin

it is the area's one -- aries one that is the issue. one primary mission was to support the international space station. the second was to -- to be part of the space exploration program 15 years from now. the third was to provide technology to build a heavy lifter version of the aries. it slipped five years. by the time it is developed, on the planet was being developed, the international space station is back in the ocean. if you add five years to the life of the international space station, by the time the aries gets developed, it will have two years to support the international space station and you will have a 15-year hiatus. it will be there the most expensive way in the world to put people on earth into orbit or after that, it will be useful again for the exploration program, but there is this long downtime. the program made sense when it started. it is not a bad program today. the issue is not can we do it, but should we do it? at least in the form it was laid out. >> you do not believe we should do it? >> i am trying not to choo

may i start with ari fleischer, and work this way? >> to me, one of the most important lessons learned was how wrong the reports were. whether it was the car bomb, the six aircraft were still up in the air, there was a report that there was an unidentified aircraft heading toward the president's ranch. they're our flights that the not respond to signals. there was our report using a code for air force one st. "in chile is next. you are pulling in anything that would normally get filtered. you cannot afford to make a mistake. you were protecting something you could previously take for granted. . it is that ability in the immediate crisis to sift through what is fact and what is wrong that will always tax every reporter. there is no right answer. it will always be confusing, conflicting information, predictive the in the immediate aftermath of a crisis. it is the basic reporting function in ascertaining the fact, and what is wrong. >> the fog of war is real, which i said at the beginning. the misinformation is considerably greater than

some very good way to question there like a break thanks so much for being here thank you very much ari before we go it's time for our tweet of the game now earlier we told you about a group of retired military officers who claim that when the u.f.o.'s arrive first mission will be to secure america's nuclear weapons so we think that's from tonight we're going to tweet our suggestion to the aliens what we think their first mission really should be secure and dismantle fox news and glenn beck totally that's our tweet for a night. well i have another one for you tomorrow that's also it for tonight's show thanks for tuning in to make sure that you come back tomorrow night we're tired army jet nine are tired army generals have joined together to call on the u.s. to lift the travel ban to cuba and they argue that cuba no longer poses a legitimate security threat to the u.s. so we'll have one of those colonel lawrence wilkerson who's the former chief of staff to colin powell on the show to discuss his latest endeavor and much more now we'll have a london based artist on the program to discuss

ari coming up next we're going to revisit an issue we first told you about a few months ago the dangers of fracking more and more people are protesting this method of harnessing energy one that is used his camera to show the serious problems involved we'll speak with the filmmaker of the new were released documentary gas land after the break. every month we give you the future we help you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world join your knowledge and update on our g cultures that so much really made a lot of people here you know the politics of he said moscow p.c. in washington and the rise of the multilateral world. a couple of months ago archies christine friends out brought us a story about fracking to make pennsylvania now as a refresher hydraulic fracturing which is known as fracking for short is a process in which thousands of gallons of chemical waste water and sand are injected into natural gas wells which then crack the shale rock and allow the gas to flow out of technology has helped us

so far $1 billion has been spent developing the aries rocket. >>> the area dispute between san jose andit's firefighters heated up today. union members say the union showed or rather showed a video tape of how quickly flames can spread. then it showed a video clip where a deputy director spoke about the failure for a quick response. >> we believe this is another critical piece of information in an attempt to provide a false sense of security. >> the at city wants firefighters to take a 9% pay cut to restore the jobs that were lost. >>> in news of the world tonight in chile, drilling began to today to save the 33 men trapped 33 men trapped under ground. the men will have to remove tonsover rock as it falls down into the mine. those men have been trapped since august 5th. >>> in amsterdam, doubts are being raised tonight about the arrests of two men. officials initially believed they might be on a test run for a terror attack because of the suspicious items found in one man's luggage. american officials now say the men probably won't face charges. the men live in the u.s. and were traveli

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obama two years and at least they are talking with a deadline in a year and we'll see what happens ari brown thank you very much for being here we will see what happens hillary is going to be on her way for a second round of talks soon all right still to come later in the show i am plugged moment tonight over the planned burning of the koran in florida this weekend i'm asking where all the outrage is from the right on this issue and it's trouble brewing between the u.s. the u.k. u.k. is looking at changing its extradition process in america so we'll have a report on the plan changes only come back. if. the extradition process where one person accused of a crime can be surrendered to another country now most countries use treaties to work out the details of extraditions but the u.k. worries that their current treaty especially the one between the u.k. and the us isn't enough to protect the british people from other countries r.t. correspondent laura and that has the story. reclaiming some of its lost power britain set to review controversial extradition treaties with the us and european

the rail service admits the proposal isin the vision as ary stage. right now there's no funding in place. >> how would you like to sand in the cafe car when it's going a gazillion miles per hour. >> it turns out even with testing bans in effect, more and more americans are still sending texts from behind the wheel. it looked at crash data with texting bans and found in most the number of crashes actually increased. u.s. transportation secretary ray lahood called that misleading. he said bans are important in helping to stop distracted driving bits. but states must enrce them and people must obey them. >>> 4 people are being treated from injuries om a high-rise apartment fire in northwest washington. >>> 6:26. 63 degrees. it's dry out there right now. we could see inches of rain in the next few days. your weather and traffic together on the ones are next. stay with us. four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected ta loopholes for giant ble cae companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72

>>ary ry: did you know then?tanding behind the couch looking at the tv and iust remember, i yelled, no! and my friend was there. i said, you know, it's okay. maybe he's on a different flight. we don't know anytng yet. i said, no, this is his flight. and i had already seen the picture and i knew that no one was walking away from that plane. >> larry: lisa beamer's husband, todd, was one of the heroes of flight 93. we haven't heard about some of the other victims and we want to remember them and the people they left behind. >> he worked long hours and e-mail was a good way for us to just kind of touch each other in the day. and i sent him an e-mail at 8:47 andhe within the sject line it said ily nt, i love you, no text. i had to tell him i was thinking about m at that minute. i don't know why. i turned on e tv and saw what happened. my 3-year-old son saw me and said, what's wrong? i'm just real ly glad theif last week of his life was with his kids. and i sat them down and said daddy is not coming home. daddy died.

his 50th anniversary broadcasting agriculture anding ary business news for our sister station. governor pat quinn is one of the many fans. hedroped by the wgn radio studios this morning to join the celebration. >> the first 50 years are the toughest. and oren has shown that he has a golden voice and a servant's heart. have i been a fan for 50 years and 50 more? >> starting my second 50 today. >> at least 50 more. >> governor quinn has proclaimed today as oren samuelson day throughout illinois. >>> coming up on wgn news at noon, extending the cta red line. we will tell you about plans to add several stops to chicago's south side route. >> plus, when illinois senator calls for creating as many as five new gambling licenses for the state of illinois. >>> in medical watch, avoiding common mistakes at the doctor's office. how to get the answers that you need from your next doctor's visit. this is kate. when kate finishes her orange juice, she still won't have consumed all the vitamin c that's in one tablet of airborne. both are great for supporting your immune system. but each servi

aries right now. am trying to find a record that the intelligence committee and nasa can use and that may not be a solid rocket motor. >> how much money have we spent on the rockets' 04? >> on the consolation program, none of it has been wasted. >> your point to be able to make a decision on a new rocket instead of the rockets we now have? >> i will use the products that have been developed as part of the program that i do not have to put permanent habitats on the moon. we worked with general motors -- >> i want to give back to the rocket issue. if we have already invested billions of dollars in this heavy lift technology -- >> no sir, we have not. >> how much money have we spent? >> the investment in aries i reduces the money in the areas v rocket. >> you cannot break out the different parts? > >> i cannot right now. not on the different components of the consolation program. >> is that something you can get for us? >> yes we will get that for the record. >> are you terminating the consolation progra

st >>>ary a >>> and we're back on this wednesday with another edition of who knew trivia game. across the street at the msnbc digital dot-com cafe and is going to hand out $100 to the winners who answer correctly. and those who don't get her cd. joining me in the studio is ken davis, author of "don't know much about history." are you ready? >> yes. >> let's go across to kathie lee. >> a beautiful mom and daughter visiting from texas. which u.s. president made labor day a holiday? grover cleveland, franklin d. roosevelt, john kennedy or richard nixon. you say you know the answer. >> grover cleveland. >> brilliant, mother and daughter. >> congratulations. grover cleveland, i would have missed that one. >> he made labor day a federal holiday. because he had broken a strike, the pullman railroad strike and he felt like he had to throw labor, organized labor a bone. so he gave them the first three-day weekend. >> perfect. back across to kath. >> look at all of these ladies from dallas, texas here for the u.s. open. but i guess you are cowboy fans, right? >> yes. >> after it was inst

to make the statement the people of arie l are people, too. >> reporter: this cultural center is two in charge of the theater are very keen to emphasize there are still plenty of people who want to be involved. they tell me that 200 groups or individuals have asked to perform here. political reaction has been strong. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu threatening to withdraw funding for any israeli theaters that give work to artists involved in the boycott. right wing politicians and activists heckled a play by a director who was part of the boycott. those supporting the boycott say it is a legitimate weapon. >> let's remember israeli's boycotting hamas, a siege on gaza, what is it if not boycott. israel is calling the word to put sanctions on iran. what is it if not boycott. >> reporter: they insist the show must and will go on. cnn,

>>>er ary brown was ask fed might run for president if voters elected him governor this time, something980. here is brown's response. >> hell, i was younger, you know i would be running again. but i would say at 74, whatever it is going to be in a couple of years, i'm ready. one more thing, i now have a wife and, you know, i come home at night, i don't try to close down the bars of sacramento like i used to do when i was governor of california. >> meg whitman has been accused by a long-time housekeeper of knowingly hiring her illegally for the past nine years. >> i told her that she knew that and i don't have papers to work here and i need her help. i want her to help me get immigration. ms. whitman just lost -- laughed and turn herd head to one side. >> meg whitman responded in a statement todathat said the employee had lied about her legal status in the form she filled out. she said it wasn't until june of 2009 that she learned the employee was working for her illegally and then fired her. whitman says the employee was being manipulated energy this case, by attorney gloria allred. i t

even as my commander was relieving me of my duties, he assured me that this was in no way ary flexion abilities as an officer. >> time to call in syndicated columnist and author of "the commitment: love, sex, marriage and my family," dan savage. thank you for your time. >> mccain's anplexy in a moment. but this come s on a day when chambliss saxby voted to keep patriotic americans from fighting from their company and this homophobic comment was posted out of his office. whoever wrote it, it came from that office. do you expect to see outrage from the right about this? >> certainly not outrage from the right. i would hope you would see outrage from the right, but this is par for the course. this is what they believe. this is how they talk about us in private, when they think no one's looking and they think no one's tech savvy enough to trace their hatred back to their office. but it's no surprise. saxby chambliss is a home nobody and he employs homophobes and i'm sure this is how they talk about gay and lesbian americans who are serving in the military when they think it's no one in th

for let's talk about myths, illusions and peace, gait al on ari. what happened today. why didn't the palestinians walk away from the table as they promised they would if the settlements were not frozen. >> because they realized that the price of walking out from the talks is very high s very high from a domestic strategic perspective. ultimately they have no choice. and if you want to get a palestinian state the only way to get is through negotiations and they realize that. and secondly from a foreign policy perspective, they realize walking out twice now would create isolation for the palestinians. the palestinians would lose the american president, would lose europe, and so this is not an easy decision to make. and ultimately one that has to be done with examining all of the consequences. >> david mckovsky, so why didn't israel, i don't know, just throw a little bit on the table and extend this freeze or this moratorium. they don't like the word freeze, for a few more months? >> which think netanyahu had three sets of calculationsment one is reciprocity, the other on

-- [applause] white house chief of staff andrew card -- [applause] and presidential press secretary arirs of our panel to come and white, and what they do it again. he is our constitution adequate to deal with such emergencies. we are fortunate that our moderator brings her own experiences to the panel. ann compton was one of only two journalists allowed on board air force one in the moments after 9/11. please welcome our panel. i assure you this evening will not be ordinary. [applause] >> thank you. good evening. on the night of september 10, 2001, a presidential motorcade late in the evening made its way up the driveway of a sleepy, sarasota, florida tennis resort, deliver and the president to his overnight location after a long day on the rolled -- on the road talking about education. he went to the dining room and had dinner with his brother and some other friends. david sanger and i went into the dining room. david said we have heard this education speech over and over again. he said why are we here? i said just in case. the next morning it was my turn for the air force one. i was

more to ari's point -- >> i sound like i'm holding someone hostage and i'm trying to alter my voice. darth vader. >> that's not attractive. yeah. yeah. that's not a good -- i like -- judge judy is funny. i don't know why i'm not funny at half speed. >> you're funny, anderson. we just need to work on it. >> are you laughing with me or at me? >> always with you, of course. >> i hear you're going to be off for like two weeks, isha. where are you going? >> i am off to lagos, nigeria, for cnn international. but i'll be back.

sexrek tchlt ari hillary clinton's faceoff.s a phenomenon watch liberal info babes watch this store rachel huge supporter of women. i love the women's movement, especially when walking behind it. >> it is amazing that this guy got four women to marry him. the drugster, sticking up for attractive tea partiers after a career full of blatant sexism is hypocritical "psychotalk." >>> coming up, the tea party queen, christine o'donnell was just called out for embezzling from her campaign. what? that's right. the person trying to prosecute her joins me in the playbook. is she a crook? >>> and just days away from the new rules being created by the government for health care reform, that law, the health insurers are denying your kids coverage to do what? save a dollar. this is sickening and i think it's the golden goose for the democrats politically. >>> all that plus republican filibuster, don't ask, don't tell. murkowski needs spell check for sure. >>> and the tea party, they canceled their convention in las vegas? now, why in the wor

he needs to have 20-plus aries inform he does, steve, it is controlling the clock. if you play keep-away, that is a best defense against a great offense. don't get into i shootout. >> next you go into the locker room and stir up trouble, would would you rather not get in trouble with, clinton portis or albert haynesworth. >> big al is big al. but cp is more stealth. albert, i could run away. >> but if he catches you? >> if he catches me, it is all over. i would still rather go against big al jut because -- just because i'm a lot quicker. >> how about we put you and big all in the ring together. >> how much money you going to give me. >> let's talk to rupert and get something done. >> you heard it here first. we've got you on air and online. don't for get our pre-game coverage begins sunday here at 11:00 a.m. on fox 5. the one great thing, it will be a perfect forecast for game time on sunday. >> tony perkins. >> it really is. for folks heading out to the game, it is just going to be a great afternoon. going to be a tough game against the texans but a great afternoon

. >> nancy and her husband durago aris going to be having an independent evaluation and his next court appearance is october 8th. >> and comedy central's appearance in congress. >> and a full forecast >> welcome back to kron 4 news this weekend in 7:15 it is going to be a beautiful bay it day. and from our mount tam cam a full picture from jacqueline bennett. >> and another five degrees warmer today. and will stay steady interest on sunday, andd will see a for 90's. and heading towards the bayshore, temperatures in the upper 80s, low 90s, 70's along the coast. more on the extended forecast in just a moment. first, let us speak about this morning. mild. the blue is in the 50s, the green represents the 60s. wide spread 60s however, a quick warm up. by 12:00 p.m.-noon, 80s! in the inland area. representative of the orange. seven is along the forecast. by 4:00 p.m., a lot of 90's creeping in to the delta, inland and even the south bay. and the 70's will maintain along the coast. with what we can expect is 90 in napa, upper 90s for our inland spots. 99 and livermore! 76 and half moon bay an

we haven't seen a complete failure of it, but they're wor aried about that.re should be okay. they are worried and they're going to deal with this until the river goes completely below flood stage which according to this isn't going to be wednesday or thursday. so pretty intense pressure. we have issues across parts of central and southern minnesota and all this flood waters are flowing into the mississippi and we may have issues around la crosse. meanwhile, the rain has pushed to the east and we're seeing heavy rain in parts of south georgia. this is filtering towards the north and east and will be with us for some quite time. the overall weather pattern, moisture from the south and flood watches in the carolinas and virginia. two to four impbls of rain possible. here is the computer model for the low country, the carolinas. the white indicating as much six inches of rain total. then we have worries with the tropics. friends who live out west, you saw record-breaking temperatures across parts of the southwest. it's going to be hot again today, so we may see

ary's county and calvvrt county.t closer on 95, you ill see ttat whitemarsh the heaviest downpourr as you see indicated here as the areassof orange. we will continue to see heavy downpours through the afternoon. 3-5-inch of rain, all with two centers of low pressure, one ofú of theethe north carolina coast, one of further poiits south that we will be talking about the flood watch for the northeast part of the state through tonight. -lso a flood warning earlier this morring and a flash-flood ú%rning on the west side of the chesapeake bay through tte mmrning hours..3 a wind advisory as weel to talk about. we will get to all of the details in a llttle bit. ú%ere'ssa lot going on throughout the day weather wise. right now we want to check in with lauren cooke who has the traffic edge. lauren. >> reporter: thank you, steve. an immact on the ccmmute. we are dealing with several3 accidents and flooding in the city. it's really bad n south baltimore as we check innand take a live look at west patapsco avenue. you can see a c

ari. >> can you talk about what the president discussed this morning with secretary clinton and the nato secretary general? >> i think -- if i'm not mistaken, the clinton meeting is part of their regular weekly meetings. i don't have a readout on that, but we will have a readout on the nato secretary general a little bit later on. my guess is that most of that had to do with afghanistan. >> and also, to what extent is tomorrow's speech a direct response to congressman boehner's speech on the economy in ohio a couple of weeks ago? >> well, it's certainly -- it's in the same city and i think the president will use that opportunity to contrast a vision of returning to a decade of policy and value decisions that got us into this mess, which if you look back at what congressman boehner said in that speech, he seemed to lay out a strong predicate for the very same type of decisions that had been made over the past 10 years that got us into this mess. i anticipate the president will spend a decent amount of time discussing it. >> and the venue, a community college versus the city club? >> that

backed the upper 50s by the 8:00 hour, currently tenders are starting to warm up and backed oakland arid upper 50s and fremont died this of the breens of fifties as well. we continue to see widespread '60s and then warmed up into that noontime. we'll even squeeze out a few eighties cooling a backdown by 7:00. afternoon highs 75. about 10 degrees cooler antioch is one of the warmer spots getting up to 8280 and livermore is does said bay as well. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. declined in temperatures you feel let cool down by midweek fares do chavis be your first of all turns things around. temperatures start tomorrow towards the end of the workweek and into their end of the weekend much warmer temperatures, sunshine getting up to 92. mark. >> thank you, paris delta has pleaded guilty to obstructing an officer entered recession. after police found a small bag that fellow for purse she will serve a year's probation are stored yet of the deal she was in court this morning just to complete a two-year juries for rent and pay $2,000 fine. she is going to face jail time if she vi

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