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>> i think in their minds he is the perennial person of the day, bern of the hour, person of year. >>d i think president morsi, and taken over and it really has become the narrative of the entire world. the arab spring, i call it the islamicic awakinawaking. >> rick, aren't you going to hold president obama responsible for that? >> give him credit-- >> so who should we expect next year? or is it too early to talk about. >> i think it's too early to start talking about hillary clinton. i think we're going to have to wait an um can of years, what do you say. >> i'm going to go with president obama? >> we'll have to see whether she actually testifies in front of the committee while she is still secretary of state as the senators seem to request. stay with us, we have more news watch coming up. i'm doing my own sleep study. advil pm® or tylenol pm. the advil pm® guy is spending less time lying awake with annoying aches and pains and more time asleep. advil pm®. the difference is a better night's sleep. for thos...this...ions of doing and mothis... asleep. ...and this, dancing in their hea

>> i think in their minds he is the perennial person of the day, bern of the hour, person of year. >>nd i think president morsi, and taken over and it really has become the narrative of the entire world. the arab spring, i call it the islamicic awakinawaking. >> rick, aren't you going to hold president obama responsible for that? >> give him credit-- >> so who should we expect next year? or is it too early to talk about. >> i think it's too early to start talking about hillary clinton. i think we're going to have to wait an um can of years, what do you say. >> i'm going to go with president obama? >> we'll have to see whether she actually testifies in front of the committee while she is still secretary of state as the senators seem to request. stay with us, we have more news watch coming up. [ loud party sounds ] hi, i'm ensure clear... clear, huh? i'm not juice or fancy water. i've gotine grams of protein. that's three times more than me! [ female announcer ] ensure clear. nine grams protein. zero fat. in blueberry/pomegranate and peach. bass pro shops has plenty of great last minute

can you even see me bern? >> i actually can but there's a lot of drizzle coming down in between and the fog is everywhere. that's going to continue through the night. may everyone pick up at times as we head into the overnight hours. notice the temperatures not changing very much. as we head through the day tomorrow. clouds mixing with some sunshine. wind turns around to the midwest and starts to bring in that mild air. it remains mild. tomorrow evening it'll be breezy but we're still sitting at 50 degrees. for the rest of the night here's bob. >> the sun will be a welcomed sight. we'll see more tomorrow, more on wednesday. still mild 58, 53, 51 and more probably another chance of showers coming up on thursday. then it clears out. back in the 40s, that's still above average. 44 the average for saturday. it's going to finally feel a lot like december by the middle of the week. >> stuff ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ boy 1 ] hey! that's the last crescent. oh, did you want it? yea we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made

. >> thank you, david corn and jared bern steep. we appreciate your time. >>> coming up, the nra speaks one week after the school massac massacre. that's ahead. this is "hardball," the place for politics. we are gathered here today to celebrate the union of tim and laura. it's amazing how appreciative people are when you tell them they could save a lot of money on their car insurance by switching to geico...they may even make you their best man. may i have the rings please? ah, helzberg diamonds. nice choice, mate. ...and now in the presence of these guests we join this loving couple. oh dear... geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. flavor boost, meet beef. it's swanson flavor boost. concentrated broth to add delicious flavor to your skillet dish in just one stir. mmm! [ female announcer ] cook, meet compliments. get recipes at flavorboost.com. >>> it's been a week since the massacre in newtown. today the national rifle association waded into the debate over gun control with a press conference. the group's c

and bern bueno ben bernanke hasn transparent and telling people well in advance what he is going to do. the $85 billion should continue building up for our taxpayers balance sheet. >> susie: how does all of this play out in the markets. all of the bond buying, companies are still holding off from hiring and spending, and now the risk, possibly of a recession. how does it play out in the markets for 2013? >> what has happened, with all of this cash going into the market -- into the economy, not only from the u.s. fed, but from europe, from the central bank there, as well as from china, don't forget, so we've had this liquidity which has taken asset prices with the stock market and the bond markets, pricing it way up, it is actually helping housing after a long wait. moving into the future, there will be some reduction in really the fear that people have. it is not only a lack of confidence, but it is a fear of things going wrong. as we get day to day, i think the fed has been the only place in town to inject some optimism or feeling somewhat better in the general public, as well as in b

if you've ever bern in a car accident, you know the sound. >> after what seems like an eternity, the left of jeremy's car stops. not only is his heart still beating, he's able to walk away. >> i did just unstrap myself and pull myself out of the wreckage. [ applause ] >> i had to run probably a quarter of a mile down the side of the mountain and back to where i could physically see him. i saw he was sitting on a rock and that he was okay. >> jeremy's concern shifts to yuri, the co-driver whose helmet splits in half from the force of the crash. the impact causes yuri to lose consciousness but only for seconds. >> i was concerned that the car might catch fire and actually ended up dragging him 50 feet away behind some boulders just in case the car did catch fire. >> yuri is airlifted to a nearby hospital with a brain injury. jeremy goes by ambulance. as violent as the continuous pounding is you can see two white helmets bobbing during the accident. the race car's steel safety cage and harnesses acts like a cocoon and saves their lives. amazingly jeremy suffers only a few bruises. yuri,

we're going to talk about stocks later but what do you make of bern can i have's policy? >> this would be funny if it weren't so sad. these are the droolings of an adolescent. only a child can believe that you can create economic growth and prosperity simply by buying bonds and creating dollars. how is that going to drive the software innovator in austin or in silicon valley to create the next best thing? it's ludicrous. it's not going to work. it's going to slow down economic growth. >> in 2008 the fed's balance sheet, just like a family or bank balance sheet, $800 billion because it's the fed. at the end of next year, based on what bernanke said today, that balance sheet is going to be $4 trillion. it is absolutely extraordinary with the zero interest rate and all the money they're creating. now john tamny, i know the federal can produce money and destroy the dollar, but the federal can't produce jobs, can't produce which is investment, can't produce prosperity because if they could, it would have happened already. that's the problem i'm having with this whole business

last night the teen was being brought in from san bern -- bernardino when he jumped out of the vehiclen off. police describe the 16-year-old boy as african american, 5'8" tall and 180 pounds. he was wearing a glittery tank top and dark acid washed jeans. anyone who has seen him is asked to contact san francisco police. >>> vallejo police arrested a copper thief. six portable classrooms were his tuesday night or wednesday morning. guards spotted 29-year-old chad trogeti of vallejo on campus with the sort of tools that are used to steal cooper. police arrested torgeti but it's not clear if he was responsible for the thefts early they are week. there's no word if the classrooms will be able to be required before classes resume next week. >>> residents will be allowed to attend one of four meetings to discuss fire station closures. we've posted the list of times and locations of those meetings at ktvu.com just click the hot topics page. >>> caltrans has delayed the opening of the devil slide tunnel south of pacifica. a spokesman for the transportation agency says more work is needed on som

last night the teen was being brought in from san bern -- bernardino when he jumped out of the vehiclethe 16-year-old boy as african american, 5'8" tall and 180 pounds. he was wearing a glittery tank top and dark acid washed jeans. anyone who has seen him is asked to contact san francisco police. >>> vallejo police arrested a copper thief. six portable classrooms were his tuesday night or wednesday morning. guards spotted 29-year-old chad trogeti of vallejo on campus with the sort of tools that are used to steal cooper. police arrested torgeti but it's not clear if he was responsible for the thefts early they are week. there's no word if the classrooms will be able to be required before classes resume next week. >>> residents will be allowed to attend one of four meetings to discuss fire station closures. we've posted the list of times and locations of those meetings at ktvu.com just click the hot topics page. >>> caltrans has delayed the opening of the devil slide tunnel south of pacifica. a spokesman for the transportation agency says more work is needed on some of the operating syst

landrieu: secondly, a tribute to bern it johnson who is the incoming supreme court justice, again achieving that after an extraordinary career, and just gaining that spot on our supreme court. i'd like to submit it without objection. the presiding officer: the resolution will be received and appropriately referred. ms. landrieu: and secondly -- i mean lastly, mr. president, recognizing ms. leah chase, who is going to be 90 years old an outstanding citizen of new orleans, a renowned citizen of our state, and city, and known as the queen of creole quizine. she -- cuisine. we wanted the senate to congratulate her on that milestone and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the resolution will be received and properly referred. the senator from pennsylvania. mr. casey: thank you, mr. president. tonight as we -- today i should say as we confront a whole range of difficult issues at the end of this year and at the end of the congress, we should also be reminded that we have fighting men and women serving for us all around the world. we think especially tonight of those serving in afghanistan,

and eight lessons berned from the democratic campaign tactics. i saw the list.they've appointed. is this anything other than reince priebus' trying to win the chair again. >> when you get him into a situation where he can talk openly, he's not a right winger. some of the other folks that i don't know that well. the problem with the party is they're so afreud of the right wing that people who aren't right wing sound like them. romney criticized murdoch when he talked about god's will and women getting raped and pregnant and then continued to run ads for him in indiana. so you have to stand up to somebody and standing up to people is what folks value in a president. i don't see any evidence that the republican party is willing to stand up to the hate wing of the republican party. they have to do that in order to win. >> governor, david brooks of the "new york times" seems to have a differing opinion. he writes today, the republican party has a long way to go before it revives itself as a majority party. over the past month the republican party has changed more tha

berne is next. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the weekdays with bernie segmentonight. let's get to the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com who joins you from miami. you heard bob costas at halftime talking about the gun situation as it relates to the kansas city chiefs guy. what do you think? >> well, like you i know bob does stats. he is a good friend of mine and is he a very thoughtful guy. the first thing, just to get it out of the way, he was on for less than a minute and almost all of the time he spent quoting a very fine columnist out in kansas city named jason whitlock. as far as bob himself is concerned, i spoke to him today at length. and he told me that he, in no way, wants and if he could even snap his fingers and make it happen, he wouldn't repeal the second amendment because of abuses that some people commit with guns. and any more than he would repeal the first amendment because some people say stupid things and hurtful things so that's what it is about. he told me he has no problem with people who have guns to protect their homes or to go hunting. he

i'm ashleigh banfield in for bern burnett, who's on assignment in afghanistan.t the second half hour with stories that we care about. internet typhoon, john mcafee, who was on the run for weeks, now appears to be back in the united states after being released and deported from guatemala this morning. guatemalan officials tell cnn that he boarded a flight bound for miami this afternoon and according to flight records, that plane has landed. international criminal defense lawyer douglas mcmahon says the only way that mcafee could be considered for extradition to belize instead was if authorities had charged him with a crime. but so far, mcafee is only wanted for questioning in the death of his neighbor, but not charged with hit. >>> venezuelan president hugo chavez is recovering in a cuban hospital after a six-hour surgery to treat cancer. the type of cancer remains unknown, but chavez's recovery will be complex and difficult and has asked venezuelans to pray for their leader. chavez's illness was first reported 18 months ago and he's had at least two operations s

and the amish country popcorn factory in berne, indiana.n fact, the state of indiana listed nearly 9,000 potential terrorism targets. that's 50 percent more than the state of new york, more than twice as many as california. five years after 9/11, by the government's own very political figuring, the hoosier state is the most target rich state in the nation. if any rational sense of proportion in identifying terrorism targets had been sacrificed to politics and simple greed, there may have been no hope from the beginning for a sense of proportion in identifying real potential terrorists and terrorist tactics. coming up -- america's collateral damage in our own war on terror. >> it was the darkest, most harrowing ordeal myself or my family ever had to experience. aww man. [ male announcer ] returns are easy with free pickup from the u.s. postal service. we'll even drop off boxes if you need them. visit usps.com pay, print, and have it picked up for free. any time of year. ♪ nice sweater. thank you. ♪ everything about the oral-b power brush is

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bern bern would ve to be able to print money. he can't. q-e is not money printing. my criticism is what he's trying to do is credit a new bubble. we talk about toxic derivatives but they are with very low prices. he's trying to create a bubble to increastheir value so they start selling, pushing down interest rates. but it's not quantitative easing, it's price easing. i'm going to give you advice on what you to buy. i don't want you to blame me. >> unfortunately that's all the time we have for today but there will be a book signing. thank you so much for >> labor secretary hilda solis talks about her life and it challenges in the workplace. then andrea mitchell on being a woman in the news industry. >> the united states discovers it, and the tension builds. we have a blockade around cuba. one of the things that happens during that time is a soviet submarine is found by american ships and the start to drop death charges on the soviet submarine. it knocked of the electrical system. the carbon dioxide was rising. they had no communications. the commander said, attack.

he didn't like ben berne -- he didn't like ben benjamin netanyahu, and benjamin netanyahu didn't like him. the question is how? he's no longer the president of the united states. even if he was the high profile negotiator for this president, it's only the president and his administration that are pushing for some resolution, and i think it would be hard for bill clinton to go into that process as effectively as we remember him in he was president undertaking the same efforts in the last days of his administration. it would certainly help him a lot. it might be more i efficacious f they brought in bush, who is still missing a legacy in his life, and have that bipartisan cast to it, might be an interesting way to approach it, but hard to go against benjamin netanyahu, if he comes out of the election with a lant -- landslide mandate and tougher, harder cabinet, but that's what makes me think it'll be pushed back to this -- to the end of the second term. >> tat trick, -- patrick, any sense of israel if they hit obama too much, that this is his second tab? >> doesn't seem to be any penalty

whether it was a berne. a lot of times related to a domestic situation.specifically choose their targets. now, a will the of people have been asking, shannon, why we kill his mother? real quickly, i think the mother, shannon, was in the process of having him probated. probated means that this guy has some kind of mention problems. he doesn't want to go to the hospital. he doesn't want to take his medication. so a family member has to be the one to initiate the process so the police can come out and get him. i think he felt like his mother was betraying him. that's why he killed his mother. i think that's why he went to the school to somewhat get even with the folks at the school. >> shannon: okay. how long will it take, do you think, before publicly we will have some of these puzzle pieces to know if these theories are on the right track? >> it could take at least a week if not longer. i think the police already know most of the answers to awful these things i'm saying. but they have to be very cautious right now. this is still a criminal investigation ev

just a couple hours ago we learned "time" magazine many bern of the year will be president obama.at holes was in the running and -- who else was in the running and why time may have made this pick. >> nobody knows hot top five a are. ernst and young doesn't know. what it is is loser's remorse. that's all it is. [ male announcer ] red lobster's crabfest ends soon. hurry in and try five succulent entrees, like ourender snow crab paired with savory garlic shrimp. just $12.99. come into red lobster and sea food differently. and introducing 7 lunch choices for just $7.99. starts with arthritis pain and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve, the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain away all day. back to the news. megyn: 90 minutes ago president obama accused the republicans of refusing to make a deal on the deficit and spending with what he calls partisan difference. speaker boehner wanted to respond to that. we expect to hear from him any minute now. the tax hikes and spending cuts could hit in the new year. switching gears. time rs"time" maga

annette a bern heart, policy co-director of the national employment and fellow at the roosevelt institute at columbia university. nice to have you all here. >> thank you. >>> we met a couple of years ago on a panel. i've been so impressed with the work that the domestic workers alliance has been trying do to address these issues. explain to me the relevance of these kinds of findings. >> first of all, i think the fact that the study exists is already a huge breakthrough. because this is the first time we've ever had national data and statistics on this workforce. it really contributes to the invisibility of the work itself and the role, the important role that this workforce plays in the economy. then i think the startling story that this report tells that the people, the workforce that we count on to take care of our families every day, cannot take care of their own families on the wages and the conditions that they're facing in the workplace. >> i think for me as an empirical political scientists, i get how critical it can be to have data, to say 65% -- i'm the granddaughter of a domest

they fought and some even died to have the right to organize for better safety, better wages, bet bern fits for their children. >> reporter: you heard from that firefighter and then ahead of him you heard from a man at the center of this, bob king, the president of the united autoworkers here, saying this doesn't necessarily mean the death of unions. the reason i asked him that is because we have seen the decline of union membership, not only here in michigan, but nationally. it was more than 20% of all workers were unionized in 1983. today, it is under 12%. so the symbolism here in michigan is key. i spent time out here with the protesters today and also inside the capital, behind me. if we can roll some of the video, when the first bill of these two bills passed, they sat on the floor of the protesters, chanting veto, veto, saying this is our house. clearly, though, the legislation not moving in the direction they want. the only option now, brooke, frankly, is for them to work hard over the next two years to get representatives they want elected, to get a new governor elected, could

bern bern would love to be able to print money. he can't. q-e is not money printing. my criticism is what he's trying to do is credit a new bubble. we talk about toxic derivatives but they are with very low prices. he's trying to create a bubble to increase their value so they start selling, pushing down interest rates. but it's not quantitative easing, it's price easing. i'm going to give you advice on what you to buy. i don't want you to blame me. >> unfortunately that's all the time we have for today but there will be a book signing. thank you so much for speaking today. >> coming up here on c-span interviews with two retiring members of congress. first dan burton of ippedind talks about his 30 years in congress. that's fold by senator kent conrad. then a discussion on corporations and their pursuit of high stock values. indiana congressman dan burton is requiring from the house this year after 30 years in office. the 15 term congressman represents parts of ind an -- ind app liss. he talked about the clinton administration and the oversight role of congress. this i

walter berns, arthur burns, it is a long list. i am delighted to see you keeping up the fight. in -- i appreciate the invitation. thank you for your help in arranging the slides for me. the article on which the stock is based appeared in the june issue of the new criterion. i delivered it to as a lecture last kory. at the time, i expected and as i said in my lecture and it is in the printed version. i felt it was likely barack obama would win the reelection. the kind of fame that i am developing does not depend on the recent election. speak aboutg to barack obama. we had a fair amount of good luck and an economy that -- is not the future figure. will have to see about that. thank you very much. the u.s. has been shaped by 3 for reaching political revolutions. jefferson. revolution of 1800. the civil war and events surrounding it and the new deal. events of the new deal extend through webre ii in my opinion. each of these appeals concluded with lasting institutional and cultural adjustment for faces in economic development. the u.s. could not have developed into the multiracial,

he's offering this amount because he's bun bern frustrated in his attempts to obtain basic information about the use of surveillance powers by our government authorized by the fisa amendments act. earlier this year senator wyden, senator mark udall asked the office of the director of national intelligence a fundamental question, how many americans have been subjected to surveillance under the fisa amendments act? the office of the director of national intelligence claimed it is not possible to answer that question. at a minimum, before the senate acts to extend the fisa amendments act, senators should be given any information the intelligence community has about whether innocent americans have had their private emails and phone conversations swept up by fisa amendments act collection. i'm pleased to be a cosponsor of the bipartisan amendment that's been offered by senators jeff merkley and mike lee. the foreign intelligence surveillance act as interpreted by a secret court known as the foreign intelligence surveillance court. the merkley-lee amendment would require that significant leg