with barr holding tight to giagos, the pair is lowered to the floor below.ait. >> there was so much going on in the building that no one realized i was out there. so that's when i hit the windows to alert them i was outside. and finally somebody noticed i was out there and that's when everybody came together and you know pulled me in. >> with giagos safely inside the building, barr turns to acknowledge the cheering crowds below. >> they didn't know who the victim was, they didn't know who i was. but they realized somebody just saved someone's life. they appreciated that. >> i don't think that's a fireman, guys. >> but the rescue operation is far from over. there's actually a second man trapped on the other side of the floor. >> as i was bringing the rope back, looked to my right and i could see the fire going up, you know, past the parapet wall, and that's when i knew that they didn't have control of the fire yet and that the second victim was going to be another roof rescue. >> once a rope has been used, it's supposed to be put out of service. but they only

jill barr, and seven for stein. [applause] >> are gracious hosts, maryland. -- our gracious hosts, maryland. [applause] >> greetings, we are continuously fighting for the life of our chesapeake bay, which is mostly dead zones these days. we are fighting for the light of our cities and the civil-rights of all of our residents here in the great state of maryland. we are also fighting to stay on the ballot here in maryland. after 10 years of continuous ballot access, we are struggling to get back on the ballot. all of you who are watching from home, if you are a maryland registered green, please go online and sign our petition. help us get back on the ballot so we can provide a diversity of political opinions in the state. the website -- bit.ly/mgp/betition/central -- bit.ly/mgp/ petition/central. we have to bang canada is running for congress this year, including mr. -- two candidates running this year. george luck will run in the eighth district. also, bob will be running in the fifth congressional district. please h

fredric barr.plying anesthetic on huntley's side fat... the circles are the areas he wants gone. [take sot at: 14:01:25to: 14:01:35 duration:0:10]<<"this has become pretty attractive to a lot of people because it's in the office, it's a local anesthetic, no pills or i-v's. recovery time is minimal.">> dr. barr, who's been in practice for 28 years, says these quick in and out procedures for men account for about 30 per cent of his business.[notes:13:54:11 syringe drawing anesthetic, 14:16:32 cannula tube going in] it's a long needle for the numbing medicine, then an even longer cannula or hollow tube that will suck out all the extra fat that goes in.. through a 1 inch incision. [take sotat: 14:14:52]<>the whole thing lasts just a couple of hours.[take sotat: 14:15:52to: 14:15:58 duration:0:06]<

you're roseanne barr. >> the queen. >> well, i could have been the king. but, yeah i just try to enjoy my life now, you know. a typical day i get up, you know, pee, and then get out of bed. >> jimmy: and then you get out of bed. yeah. yeah. good for you. [ laughter ] >> and you know -- but, you know -- >> jimmy: i love it. but i heard something about you though. i heard and this might not be true it's a rumor but are you running for president? >> i am i'm running for president of these united states of america, absolutely. >> jimmy: oh, my god. congratulations. [ applause ] >> on a legalize pot platform. i'm all about legalizing marijuana. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you got the right audience for that. >> yeah? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i want to run for president because i figure you need to start somewhere. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i'm using it as a stepping stone to get a job with goldman sachs. >> jimmy: oh, good luck. >> and but you know -- >> jimmy: good luck with that. >> but no i really am for the lega

writes and i spent the last year running for president welcome back to the kaiser report roseanne barr thanks hi yeah all right now roseanne the last time you were on kaiser report you said that as president one of your first acts in office would be to hang some bankers now this idea has gone mainstream of everyone from norio. roubini joe stiglitz is down suggesting that bankers should be hung what what why are you so prescient at the time what inside did you have into the situation that that got you thinking like this while i guess i do i do want to commend you for noting that i've noted it myself that when i first said it kind of it in a satirical and esoteric way but i was really surprised you know i'm always surprised and delighted when things i say that seem very radical about two years later become very mainstream i've noted that from my whole you know the whole expanse of my thirty year career and it is really fun being and being like you say prescient and first it's really rad to come up with the ideas that kind of change things i think it's fun well absolutely so you've been s

she was running against roseanne barr. this is "democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from baltimore where the green party convention is underway. stay with us. ♪ [music break] ♪ [music break] >> this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from baltimore, maryland, over the green party's national convention is underway. i am joined by dr. jill stein, presumptive presidential nominee for the green party, and the vice presidential nominee cheri honkala, national coordinator of the poor people's economic human-rights campaign. dr. jill stein, talk about the decision he made in choosing cheri honkala. who was on your short list? >> we had a wonderful short list. i am not sure i am at liberty to disclose who exactly was on end. >> why did you choose cheri honkala? >> she stands out as a leading advocate for poor people, for justice, for the fight against predatory banks, for the fight against mortgage foreclosures, fighting on behal

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michael barr is still with us., it looks to me, if spanish bond costs stay at 7%, that they're heading for a full sovereign bailout, let alone a bank bailout here. you know, one of the implications still for the united states financial system. >> i think there's still serious risks in the u.s. economy from exposure to europe. there's risks in the fall, particularly if greece pulls out of the euro in the fall. there's risks if spain and italy continue to suffer this kind p. i think there are steps the u.s. can take to reduce exposure. you've seen some drawdown in the money market mutual fund industry. but the risks are still there, and they're not going to go away. and that's the dominant risk to the u.s. economy this fall is that the slowdown and potential implosion in europe then spills over and crushes the nation's growth in the u.s. economy. >> we'll leave it there for the time being. >>> coming up after the break, we'll bring you more details as we continue to get a fuller idea of just what happened in aurora,

jill stein is a doctor from massachusetts - who beat out actress roseanna barr - this become the greeny ly caadidate for president. president. 311:59:32 "there's one critical group ttat has been left out of thh discussion and that's the american people." dr. jill stein says she wants to be the voice f average americans - especially young people -- pointing to the occupy wall street protests as proof of polittcal frustration. 12:19:36 "on so many of tte issues of occuuy, ww see eye po eye... i said wow, that's our agenda."as a physiciaa... doctor stein &pdoesn't think president obama - or governor mitt romney - have the rrght prescription foo healtt care.her plan would exppnd medicare to all americans.11:56:56 "i liveein massachusettes so i know what romney care or ou could call &pit obamacare is all about." 11157:30 "it has asically pitted poor people against near-poor peoolee... but at the cost of the working poor and low-income people."when it comes to job creation... she thinkssboth mminstream parties - have failed there too. 11:56:29-44 "the policies of the obama administration hav

. >>> roseanne barr went a little too far in a tweet criticizing chick-fil-a restaurants for opposingame-sex marriage. barr's tweet said in part that people who eat at chick-fil-a deserve to "get the cancer that is sure to come from eating torture-filled chickens." >>> hooere is your "first look"t how wall street is going to open the day. the dow opens up at 12,676. the s&p was down a fraction. the nasdaq fell eight. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei rose 77 points. >>> the worst news came from zynga, slashing its 2012 outlook and badly missed earnings estimates. it plunged as much as 40% after hours. investors fear a ripple effect for facebook when it delivers its first earnings report today, the social network, which gets 15% of its revenue from farmville, hit a new low in late trade. yesterday the bad news came from apple. the company's rare earnings stumble weighed down text stocks as apple shares fell 4%. but despite apple's big stumble, earnings and the impressive earnings from caterpillar spelled good news from blue chips. like wise, better th

we have got to overcome the phenomenon, which francoise barre-sinoussi pointed out in her speech, therrible double standard. in the u.s., for example, you start treating people almost immediately whenever their immune system count shows them to be at. and in the rest of the world, you wait until people are far more before they get treatment, and many of them simply do not survive. we have to have an objective, similar regiment across the world. >> stephen lewis, world bank president spoke at the opening session of the aids conference. let's turn to a clip. >> i am here because i know what this movement is capable of achieving. i am here to bring you both a pledge and a challenge. i pledge that the world bank will work tirelessly with all of you here to drive the aids fight for it until we win. [applause] and i challenge you to join me in harnessing the moral power a practical lessons the aids movement has produced, to speed progress against the other global scourged -- poverty. >> that was the world bank president, one of the founders of partners in health with dr. health. stephen lew

you have said apps barr you had google chrome. >> we have the full browser to type and any you are all and check on the tv. and talking with a.g. and mcallister we're on capitol hill. >> motorola mobility has a display on capitol hill. what are you showing? >> our latest and hottest devices our hottest device it fits right in your hand but the best thing is the battery life. not a single smart device that can compete for value can talk on the phone 20 hours a illustrate without having to recharge. it is fantastic for business) use i cannot say enough good things about it. >> host: why do shows us to the policy makers? >> we continue to evolve with technology. [inaudible] >> host: you also have of their equipment here on the side. >> is one of the hottest products about the same time we launched our razr from world's first gps and fitness tracker that can track all of your fitness performance. how many calories you burned you can only imagine. what i love about the product is the mp3 music player. the workout better to some songs they and others. this product tracks which songs to work

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i'm gi girks barr net, wjz news. >> this grant is a small portion of the $350 million price tag that's designated to bring the runway up to federal air safety standards. >>> thowfs fans showed up at the poor boy's restaurant to meet terrel suggestion, who is making progress in his recovery. >>> thousands of people are unoutside today, enjoying arts, crafts, displays, tables, and vendors at art scape. today was the first day of the free outdoor fest value. -ups are kiss playing their paints, photographs, sculptures, jewelry reason clothe, lots of chotchkies you could buy today. didn't see that ride there last year. that looks fun. >>> still to come, a dangling driver, crashes his truck and it left hanging over the side of a bridge. missing cousins. police believe that two iowa girls have in fact been abducted. we have new information and reaction from the parents tonight. also, mall mess. customers rush out of north carolina stores as parts of the roof collapse. we'll tell you what caused it to cave in. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's still raining out there and 69-degrees in central maryland

>> now roseanne barr is mad at us?and "stephanie miller show" twitter freakout. dear steph roseanne barr tweeted against the lefty joke candidacy. >> i don't listen to an end tire show -- i just don't have that kind of time -- i just -- i'm sorry. >> you obviously suggested her campaign was less than a serious campaign for president. >> you were making fun of roseanne barr. >> i think that's what i was doing. >> yeah. i'm just going to call forward to you. >> great. >> ahhhhh -- i was going to send you macadamia nuts for christmas, forget it! >> i'm sure she loves that impression that you do of her? >> she does. [ applause ] >> speaking of things that happened on vacation baby wipes are magic. >> i thought you said baby whites -- [ laughter ] >> i hope that won't be used against me in an unfortunate way -- >> you racist. [ laughter ] >> looking for the left who is more racist than the right clip. i'll be down the anales of bill bennett radio history -- >> i do know it's true if you wanted to reduce crime, you could avo

. >> reporter: at the cathedral of mary our queen, gigi barr net. >>> there's more fallout nut penn state scandal. the painter of a famous joe paterno mural removed the halo from the painting. the halo was removed because of recent revelations of the child sex abuse scandal. he added the halo after paterno died in january. >>> two americans are being held captive in egypt. the kidnapper is threatening to take more most damages if demands are not met. >> reporter: security is tight in egypt's sinai peninsula after two americans and their tour guide was kidnapped. the two were part of a church mission visiting biblical sites in israel and egypt when their tour bus was ambushed. the hostage taker told the associated press he wanted to exchange the two for his uncle, who is in prison. lewis' family in boston is confident he will be released, but they are concerned about his death health. >> he is diabetic, and the longer they hold him, i want to assume that it's not going to work in his favor. >> reporter: alfons a's friend describes her as a caring mother. >> she's a great mom and a great pe

the one in brazil is my favorite because there were big nouncements, they found 100 biion barrs of oil a be peohougee ago andhece ing bed -- flooded with supply. that reply is under two miles of salt and even with the technology today we're not able to access it. the estimates is itould cost to t o. n etcc an iag hiflt i suldo point out that every year, numerous people die in accessing these resources and we don't seem to really appreciate that. i find it shocking that oil is only about $a barre gi the capital expenditure and the number of people die, it's a very expensive business an challenging business also. i made the point abo the fficulty ofetng mer ther undor e nt chat over time we expect that it's goingo be much harder to get rources such as copper, from the existing or easy places, the low-hanging fruit. you have tgo tmor tillytae ach onesso, the accident in chile with the copper mine. those incidents we'll see a lot more of them because you have to go to more political environmentsnd the terrain and theepths of thearth pplegocces ecin meha. a fewther things which i have on th

barrel arkansas barr reals set up at fire station for people to turn in fire works no questions asked. >>> and two safe tiff zone near pier 39 and aquatic park. right now botters are not aloed within 100 pat radius of fire work barges. tomorrow the safety zones expand a thousand area radius. >>> and people getting a head start on festivities. the oakland east bay symphony is set so play at 8 fire works at 9:15. >>> twitter announced it's gun releasing biannual reports on government request for information. u.s. government agencies accounted for 679 of those requests. it was able to provide the information in 63% of the cases. >>> carry sales are considered a major economic indicater and new figure out today suggest this is year could be the best year for u.s. car sales since 2007. overall june tow sails are up 22% from a year ago. chrysler sales up 20%. gm up 16%. ford up 7%. customer psychologists say any up tick in autosales is a positive sign. >> people just simply don't buy cars unless they feel confident about their jobs and so i think what it says is that people have reached a p

. >> in multiple sclerosis probably the best suspect that we have is the epstein-barr virus which is a learn es virus that 80% of the world's population is infected with. but in western society, prone to ms, we are this infected at a later age and the consequence of that infection is often a problem called infectious monday owe knew clio sis, the kissing disease that happens not uncommonly in adolescence. and people who are exposed to epstein-barr virus at a later age in life are clearly at higher risk for multiple sclerosis. we also think that a deficiency in vitamin d perhaps resulting from less sun exposure may be a culprit that activates the immune system making some of us pore susceptible. >> in fact there is a geographic distribution, isn't there. >> yes, there is, yes, there is. >> genetics has always dramatically changed our understanding of what makes some people susceptible to autoimmune diseases. we have 23,000 genes in each of our cells. they come in different sequences or flavors. and about 60 of those flavors, 60 genes are inherited by people who are at risk for multipl

. >>> actress roseanne barr is in baltimore today, she is one of two candidates for the green party nomination president. the party's convention goes from today until sunday. >>> after 50 years the rolling stones still getting it done. the band celebrating a milestone anniversary today. the group will celebrate their half century together at somerset house launching a book and an exhibition. >>> if you want fries with your meal during the olympics you better go to mcdonald's. >> hundreds of food outlets have been forced to take french fries -- off their menu because of the demands from the sponsor. you see they are banned from dishing up fries unless they are served with fish. the fish and chips thing is britain's most famous dish. the only exception is the no fry rule. it seems that the bosses have predicted an outrage over this decision. they made up a sign basically explaining the decision and not asking people to get upset with the wait staff. it's not their division. >> lynette charles, ever enjoyed the fish and chips? >> oh, yeah the fish and chip is good. >> i wasn't expecting that reac

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. >>> roseanne barr is one of two candidates for the green party nomination for today through sunday.>>> his office released statement late last night saying he is expected to make a full recovery. jackson was sent away from congress since late may. >>> the geek chic event comic- con begins this week in san diego. the now day event celebrates comic books, video games and tv shows and movies and people usually dress up as their favorite superhero or maybe their "star wars" or "star trek" character and maybe the favorite character from "twilight." >> when did chic become on the end of geek? >> can i pose an answer? >> sure. >> "the big bang theory." that changed the whole idea of what's geekdom and what's cool. >>> traffic for us this morning. lauren is in. if you were going to comic-con, who would you dress up as? >> that's a tough one. cat woman? >> very good. >> maybe? >> traffic girl. that's who you'd be. >> traffic girl. >> save the day. >> how about you charlie? >> i wonder. >> "batman." >> how's it going? i'm "batman." >> unfortunately we have an accident to tell you about today.

did columbia handle or did barr na -- barnard handle itself in a way that opened the doors differently for women? >> thanks for the question. barnard always had its own faculty and that made a difference because that faculty could be women and men. so it wasn't quite as vulnera e vulnerable. it was a school within a university and, therefore, the woman's college of the university until columbia went co-education. >> barnard still exists. >> absolutely. barnard still exists and is very powerful and is a wonderful resource. it's interesting that barnard had a very long-term dean. i think she served from 1947 to '11, virginia guildersly and she was able to negotiate agreement that enabled barnard students to take courses in the graduate school in a way that was -- that was unusual. and she also was pivotal in opening up professional schools to women earlier, for example, than in the case of harvard, so i think barnard was in a stronger position or it had stronger -- a stronger head in that position. and so, therefore, it has never been the kind of, quote, hostage. it's interesting to me,

. >> roseanne barr is going to be in town today. actress is one of two candidates for the green party nomination for president. the party's convention goes from today until sunday. >>> we're going to be talking geek chics. comic-con open this is morning in san diego. it's a four day festival that celebrates comic books, tv shows, movies and video games. conference goers usually wear costumes of the favorite superhero character. whatever you're into, there's something there for you. >> very cool to see every year. you never know what to expect. so the more overthe top the bet. >> i think it's great. it's nice that you know they spends all this dough making this place look cool. >> last year the big get was the preview of the dark knight rises, that opens next year but this year that's the "man of steel" and also the prequel to the "lord of the rings." >>> all right charlie. a look at these temperatures this morning. because we're feeling pretty good outside. good morning you're at 63- degrees. 65 in sykesville and we have an update i

i ask is about twenty years ago i when i went to atlanta georgia and i walked in there little bob barr and i saw familiar face singing and that to mean that like oh . and they introduced me i was a young kid i said what are you doing here this is i mean you know you sell millions of records she she says i love to do that it keeps keep the flame alive you know the answer when. i have done it i like doing it and i sit in everywhere. i've sat in with all of the greats of our time you know at one time and i'm done a lot of sitting with tony bennett and many of the female stars you know and we've done all kinds of things but if you get paid for that then you are a club back. then it means i can not exist i'm either going to sell my houses and my car and start from scratch i mean i'm back and all my children's education money is gone. joe is it true you were pretty close friend of michael jackson. i knew and then there was family just passing this oh but i did have an incredible conversation with him once because we both had the same religion you know who and once in london i went down to hi

i mean all of that also says barr that the committee chairman all thought that that was the crown jewel when the reporters resumes to actually go to jail protecting a source given what i want. to know reporters these days that you think would still really go to jail and protect the source. i know a few i mean i know i know of very very few and i think that the fact that there are so few is a sad commentary on what journalism has become of the journalism has become much more about worshiping power and echoing what power is saying rather than challenging power and questioning powers assumptions i think that that congress person simply has no understanding of the role that the for the state media that journalists are supposed to be playing either no no understanding or basically a disregard for the check on power that journalists are supposed to play and and it's again a sad commentary on what we've come to expect we are supposed to hold up journalists who are bringing out information and by god that's our information public information whether it's classified or not we own that informatio