it is not called ben franklin anymore. i have grown up now. my whole thing is, i can remember hearing the stories about jim jones and how he rated the black community of their properties and businesses. it is very painful to see that. i was born in the 1980's and i saw i whole lot of black businesses when i was growing up, but now, even back then, elders were telling me things were not the same. now that i've grown up a little bit more, and i come from the fillmore, i am seeing less and less black businesses. to me, it is not the same. it gets even deeper than what they were saying. i am seeing less black businesses. please find them if they have good ideas. support the use and support the community. please support them. it is important. the western addition, the fillmore, would not be the same without the african-american community. san francisco would not be the same without the black people. i will just ask you respectfully to support that. it is very important. thank you. >> thank you, everybody. for those of you in line, we only have a fe

ben. franklin netting free calls for the visitors. responded with a brace for the russians the czech showing just how they won it all last year with their powerful country talk to much of a culture. let's talk tennis from maria sharapova her first title of the year the russian beating some of the stories are in the room master's final brilliant showing from the seven seater drops but never really letting her streaming opponent into it taking the title in straight sets six two six four it's the first w.p.a. prime in twelve months she previously saw world number one he's in the semifinals read timing head of the first grand slam of the year second grandson of the year of course next week rachel. the second time in league meets all the athletic season proved a thrilling one for fans in shanghai local favorite lose young looking back to his best after smashing david all of years eighteen reus long winning streak in the one hundred ten meter hurdles the chinese making sunday's last event worth waiting for junk dominating from the pistol le

and as ben franklin said you had nations of peace for hundreds of years maybe we should. think about moving at least in that direction. crazy alert crocodile tears republican joe walsh took to the house floor on friday to criticize the president for not being serious enough when it comes to immigration reform to show just how serious he was walsh was toting a toy alligator. you know what mr president might not be a bad idea and i wonder how many of these alligators it would take to secure the border later that day walsh released a video montage again mocking obama's stance on immigration reform. maybe building a boat. right at the well you're in the boat. has nothing screams i'm serious about immigration reform and toy time allows your representatives and arts and crafts projects on you tube now i see why republicans couldn't vote on raising the debt ceiling last week it clashed with their mandatory nap time. after the break an effort to save the residents of louisiana ends up screening all the residents along the mississippi river. let's not forget that we had an aparthe

act it looks to me like congress is heading for excuse me handing him a posthumous victory in a ben franklin said those who is sacrifice their liberty for a little temporary some first security deserve neither of the variations they quote some of the insert the word temporary that's frankly we're going right now we have frightened politicians who have basically told the corners of the constitution they've taken pieces out of it. with the patriot act and other pieces of legislation over the years and now they're talking about actually ripping the thing up or at least pieces of certainly the fourth amendment which is actually not part of the original document in which you get the point so. the problem here as ryan pointed out but i think it's really worth emphasizing you know when we when we look at you know how did we end up with with fifteen thousand nuclear missiles enough to destroy the earth four times over during the cold war it wasn't because we needed them it was because everybody in congress was afraid to vote in a way that could be used against them in the next election as oh well he

edison had who you know was thrown out of school when he was seven years old it was obvious it was ben franklin had who had thirty five jobs in his life his last job was created in the united states of america none of these guys could stay on anything for more than you know a year at the most and they were clear eighty classic cases and they changed the world so any i proposed the d r d four seven from a leader in two thousand and three of the edison team and now. the research has been done you know finally this week in new scientist magazine a new study this is the the third study that has corroborated the hypothesis that i laid out i you know i guess i'm claiming some victory here but i think it's a victory for our kids in two thousand or just last week this is this study said. there is there's actually a lot from the study that we've got here someplace i believe here is a.d.h. the symptoms like a rapidly shifting focus of quick movements are actually survival traits that were selected for during our migration out of africa bingo eighty actually is of value so we're confronted with a choice a

i love what we did on ben franklin. i was fascinated with woodrow wilson mainly because of him having a stroke and his wife -- for three months. it was fascinating but the one that really ripped me more than anyone else was warren harding. i couldn't believe that somebody who was such a philanthropist and such a doofus, he was not bright at all. and elected to the warehouse, at the understand anything about taxes. don't talk to me about taxes. the difference between harding and wilson is wilson -- there is a lot of truth about that. he was picked to run for the senate, handsome looking man in the center and ran into the senate and the presidency. we got elected. one of the first things to do is change the national emblem from the eagle to the chicken because he said there were more chickens than eagles. >> host: telephone call for our 2 co-authors from las vegas. you're still on. >> caller: i just want to say that this was an attempt by larry flynt to normalize bill clinton. his deviance has nothing to do with sex. enga

the colonists, including ben franklin and thomas jefferson, saw themselves as a new israel crossing theins. i had the great privilege of: james madison's seat in the congress. he spent a year at princeton learning to speak hebrew. like many others, john adams marveled at the prospect of 100,000 israelites returning to the land of israel and creating an independent nation in their ancestral and religious homeland. 109 years later, adams vision has been realized. never before in history of mankind has a people forcibly removed from their land for thousands of years returned, just as the bible promised. in this time of extraordinary challenge for israel and for america, we simply cannot afford to become complacent. we must rise to the challenge before us and shake history. israel deserves americas friendship in reality, not just in rhetoric. [applause] words and promises come and go. only the discount -- only thdees count. there is a time for talk, but not as a time for action. there is a time for following, but now is a time to lead from the front. for the survival of israel, for the secu

the colonists including ben franklin and thomas jefferson saw themselves as a new israel crossing for the promised land. i have the great privilege of holding james madison's seed in the congress. [applause] he spent a year at princeton learning to speak hebrew. like many others, john adams marveled at the prospect of 100,000 israelites returning to the land of israel and creating an independent nation in their ancestral religious homeland. 190 years later, adams division has been realized never before in the history of mankind have the people removed from their land for thousands of years return just as the bible promised. [applause] in this time of extraordinary challenge for israel and for america, we simply cannot afford to become complacent. we must rise to the challenge before us and shape history. israel deserves america's friendship in reality, not just in rhetoric. [applause] words and promises come and go, only deeds count. [applause] there is a time for talk but now is the time for action. there is a time for dreaming but now is the time for doing. there is a time for follo

the colonists, including ben franklin and thomas jefferson, saw themselves as a new israel crossing to the promised land. i have the great privilege of holding james madison's seat in the congress. he spent a year at princeton learning to speak hebrew. like many others, john adams marveled at the prospect of "a hundred thousand israelites" returning to the land of israel and creating an "independent nation" in their ancestral and religious homeland. one hundred ninety years later, adams's vision has been realized. never before in the history of mankind have a people, forcibly removed from their land for thousands of years, returned -- just as the bible promised. [applause] in this time of extraordinary challenge for israel and for america, we simply cannot afford to become complacent. we must rise to the challenge before us and shape history. israel deserves america's friendship in reality -- not just in rhetoric. [applause] words and promises come and go. only deeds count. [applause] there is a time for talk, but now is the time for action. there is a time for dreaming, but now is the

i've never seen ben franklin or abe lincoln with zombie eyes. >> and andrew jackson, the only presidentto have no national debt. >> that's impressive. thank you. pick up the book, there you see it. >>> and be sure to join christine romans for "your bottom line" saturday morning 8:30 eastern and ali develop see, sundays at 3:00. >>> updating our top stories, video shot today inside osama bin laden's pakistan compound. and we've learned that u.s. forces who stormed the building sunday may have grabbed valuable intel on their way out. a senior official tells cnn that computers, hard drives and dozens of krd cds, dvds were seized. >>> officials in alabama are still taking a toll of the devastation from last week's massive outbreak of weather. 400,000 people still without power. the state's governor, robert bentley, is planning a live, statewide address tonight. since saturday, the number of counties in alabama declared disaster areas has doubled to. >>> in california, a company is recalling grape tomatoes, because they may be contaminated with salmonellsalmonella. they were sold by six stor

ben franklin sunday up -- if you are going to waste money, wasted on education because her liberty androperty can be taken away but her education cannot. parents are huge in this process for it if we get another politician involved in education, we will sink this education shepard. ship. we have an x governor who is on the board of the standardized testing he. the problem in west virginia is that it is another education initiative and this one is to get more high school students to schoolap courses. we have one of the worst graduation rates and the country. in high school and we have one of the worst graduation rates from college using every standard measurement you can think of to get a kid up there and count him as a graduate after six years. my four kids, the buck stops with the parents. it does not start with politicians and a dozen and with them. -- and it doesn't end with them. if parents take charge of the education and use the public school system as a supplement, the job will get done. host: thank you for your thoughts. we are down to our last couple of minutes. we have an upd

ben franklin said it so well. i can't do justice to his remarks in the way that he stated them. but to paraphrase him, he said that a society that would trade essential liberty for short-term security deserves neither. and our job as senators to ensure that we actually enjoy both of those precious qualities: security and liberty. so, thank you, mr. president. this is an important vote today. this is an important undertaking. and i know we can, through the leadership of senator wyden and me, those who care deeply about this, ensure that the patriot act keeps faith with the principles. mr. president, i yield the floor and i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: leader is recognized. mr. reid: i ask the call of the quorum be terminated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i appreciate everyone's patience, madam president. we're working toward the end, which we're not there yet. i ask unanimous consent that it be in order for senator paul to offer two amendments en bloc and no other amendments be in order. num

the colonists, including ben franklin and thomas jefferson saw themselves as a new israel. i have the privilege of holding james madison's seat in the congress. he spent a year at princeton learning to speak hebrew. like many others, john adams marveled at the prospect of 100,000 isrealites returning to the land of israel and creating an independent nation in their ancestoral homeland. 1 0 years later adams' vision has been realized. never before in the history of man kind of a people forcibly removed from their land for thousands of years returned just as the bible promised. [applause] in this time of extraordinary challenge for israel and for america, we simply cannot afford to become com placent. we must rise to the challenge before us and shape history. israel deserves america's friendship in reality, not just in rhetoric. [cheers and applause] words and promises come and go. only deeds count. [applause] there is a time for talk, but now is a time for action. there is a time for dreaming, but now is a time for doing. there is a time for following, but now is a time to l

ben franklin, one of our founding fathers, said compellingly and presciently, he said, "a society that would sacrifice essential liberties for short-term security deserves neither." i think that's the question before us. there is a way forward. there is a way to keep the patriot act in place to protect our national security, but also to protect our essential libertied. but in order to do that, we have to have a chance to debate and pass thee important amendments. mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. wyden: mr. president, before my colleague leaves the chairnlings i just want to tell him what a welcome addition he has been to the intelligence committee. i have served on a committee for ten years. we've had excellent chairs, first senator roberts, then senator rockefeller, senator feinstein, so we continue to try to look for bipartisan support in trying to strike that balance between collective security and individual liberty, and i'm struck both by the clarity of your statement and the fact that those who are going to vote on these amendments and the american people who are listening i