it started in the city of san bernadine no, and highway patrol is not telling us why it started.it is possible it started in another place, and they are watching all the way . it is possible he stopped at the light. maybe he will not put too many people in danger by putting crazy things on the road. he was doing 110th on the freeway, which will be put under the jail. -- he was doing 110 on the freeway, which will put you under the jail. we do not know what he is wanted for war if he is armed -- or if he is armed. it seems quite odd that they would surround the car. when he was stopped, it is possible he might be armed to. -- armed. now, the police are out of the car, and they are using their door to barricade in the event he would shoot something or throw something at them. this is downtown los angeles right now. he is right there by city hall. you can see them pulling out, you will be able to see it. what it is he has in mind now is beyond us. the police have the public address system from their cruisers there, so it is possible they will talk. he has his driver's side window do

when you add that to bernadine done and ayers and wright.ct the president is far more radical than he presented himself to the american people. >> it goes back to the judgment. one thing that we saw is you may actually turn out to be right about this president's judgment when it comes to electing czars. i mean, some of the ridiculous things that we have heard and to know that that person has that much access to our commander and chief, that is dangerous and that's scary. >> look at the new czar, ron blume just appointed. he is a nut. >> these czars are presidential staff members. presidential staff members are not subject to confirmation. that's the way it works. >> why do we even need czars? >> you don't want a weaker executive when the republicans are in. why advocate it now. >> look at the power they have. these are not people out there gathering information and reporting it to the president. that maybe i could see because there is such a large government. but, these are people that actually have the power to make decisions, which i think

this is on top of the earlier history of obama with wright and ayers and bernadine and pfleger.an jones. you know, this is a pretty comprehensive list of preety extreme people. >> sean, these are the ayers and dorn and calvin johnsonny that no one knew the names of but the people that we became somewhat familiar with before the campaign. there isn't a lot to pick from. sean: can we say that the president has a pattern of choosing radicals and associating with radicals? >> these people are who obama is. those of us who tried to raise this before the election and say look -- sean: oh, yeah, i was abused too. >> but we knew nothing about him except his associations. >> and that's the point. a lot of times people tried to warn everybody you do not know what you're getting. this is a jack in the box surprise and now we're just discovering what's coming out. >> we know barack obama was a community organizers. these are the kinds of people you meet when you're a community organizers. i've harped on this so many times. we're the people that actually create jobs and you got these nut cas

this one in san bernadine know california. . >> for the fourth time since last week, an independent producer releases a video showing an acorn employee giving business advice to a couple. the couple pretending to be setting up a prostitution business, using underage girls from el salvador. the time the worker is teresa. and in the video she reveals she once had an escort service and killed her husband in self defense. >> first release of acorn workers giving legal advice is from here in baltimore. and tonight we learn acorn may be operating illegally in the state of maryland right now. keith daniels has the latest on the story tonight. keith? >> live outside of the acorn local office on west 25th street. it is an organization with a focus on helping low income families obtain homeownership. but tonight, it is an organization under fire again. >> it is an organization that has been under scrutiny this week. after questionable activity surfaced during an undercover investigation in several of the organization's offices. in baltimore, workers were accused of giving a man and woman posing as a p

this is on top of the earlier history of obama with wright and ayers and bernadine and pfleger. preety extreme people. >> sean, these are the ayers and dorn and calvin johnsonny that no one knew the names of but the people that we became somewhat familiar with before the campaign. there isn't a lot to pick from. sean: can we say that the president has a pattern of choosing radicals and associating with radicals? >> these people are who obama is. those of us who tried to raise this before the election and say look -- sean: oh, yeah, i was abused too. >> but we knew nothing about him except his associations. >> and that's the point. a lot of times people tried to warn everybody you do not know what you're getting. this is a jack in the box surprise and now we're just discovering what's coming out. >> we know barack obama was a community organizers. these are the kinds of people you meet when you're a community organizers. i've harped on this so many times. we're the people that actually create jobs and you got these nut cases telling businessmen how to run their businesses. they'v

when you add that to bernadine dohrn and william ayers, is the president more radical than he presented the american people? >> you may actually turn out to be right about this president's judgment when it comes to selecting czars. i mean, some of the ridiculous things that we have heard, and to note that that person has that much access to our commander in chief, that is dangerous, and that is scary. >> ron bloom. >> presidential staff members are not subject to confirmation. that is the way it works. you do not want a weaker executive when the republicans are in, so why advocate it now? >> these are not people out there just gathering information and reporting it to be president. that, maybe i could see, because this is such a large government, but these are people that actually have power to make decisions, which i think is absolutely radical, and i hate to keep using the term. >> so does rahm emanuel and david axelrod, and they are not subject to this. sean: let me move on to be president and his speech on health care tomorrow night, and i think this is an admission of failure. they

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bernadine healy. she's the health editor of u."u. news & world report" and dr.ders, the assistant clinical professor at yale school of medicine and author of "every patient tells a story." welcome to you both. >> good morning. >> dr. sanders, let's start with you. what caught your ear as a practicing physician in president obama's speech last night? >> well, first, it was great to hear that the discourse is going to get back on track and we can talk about the real problems that face us as we take care of our patients on a daily basis. so that was really great to hear. i was really glad to hear that he's going to protect people who already have insurance. i have a patient who had the misfortune of having a heart attack 20 years ago. now he can't get insurance. his cobra ran out after he retired early. and he has five more years to medicare and he can't get insurance. that shouldn't happen. and i think that the obama's -- the reforms he's suggesting will make sure that that doesn't happen. and that was very exciting. >> yeah, the one thing i think many americans a

bernadine healy was the head at nih, and she wanted to do a study of the conseences of hormone therapy ted and odd and tom did not believe we should earmas nih, and i believe that today. we made sure we put money in the legislative framework in place so that dr. healy couldn't to the famous hormone therapy study. well, let mll you the consequences of it. thattudy has changed medical practice. that study has resulted in breaancer rates going down 15%. so, when you say what did teddy kennedy to help women? what did teddy kennedy do? tel dan we worked together and we worked to save the lives of wittman 1 million atime. this was my final salute to senator kennedy on the floor but i will always saluthimvery day and the united states senate to make sure we can continue with a sad how the corrine will continue. i ended my speech a the democratic convention in 80 when i said this, and i and my remarks here today by saying this: edward kennedy kept his faith with the american people. he hasn't waited for crisis to emerge or constituey to develop. he always acted, he always inires. god bless you

bernadine healy was head of n.i.h. and she wanted to do a study on the consequences of hormone therapy. ted and i and tom did not believe that we should earmark n.i.h. and i believe that today, but we made sure we put money in and a legislative framework in place so that dr. healy could institute the famous hormone therapy study well, let me tell you the consuences of it. that study has changed medical practice. that study has resulted in breast cancer rates going down 15%. so when you say, what did teddy kennedy do to help women? what did teddy kennedy do to work with barbara mikulski? tell them we worked together and we worked to change the -- we saved the lives of women, 1 million at a time. this is my final salute to senator kennedy on the floor but i will always salute him ery day in the united states senate to make sure we continue what they said about what -- how the dream will continue on. i ended my speech at the democratic conventinn in 1980 when i said this, and i end my remarks here today by saying this: "e