presidential task force on obesity for the national medical association and in manchester we cross to bill bradley he is the london chapter leader of the western a price foundation or i focuses cross-ties that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first tell us more about what is called the fact tax well first i must say it's quite ironic to see one of the least obese countries in the world be the first to implement a measure but irony aside let's figure out what this tax is all about the law which went into effect in denmark in early october levies a surcharge on foods high in saturated fats all with good intent politicians claim it will help to reduce cardiovascular disease obesity and diabetes at the political level there was a high degree of consensus for this law that was wide agreement about trying to improve the average danish life about trying to improve the health of the danish people. but outside of politics the measure is finding few allies first of all take years before empirical evidence can prove that the tax not only causes measurable changes in beh

he was bill bradley's deputy campaign manager, and a fox news cribber and he's famous actor, singer,avies. how are you doing? >> davi. >> i know, that's a long island thing. sorry. davi. >> it's a little hoity-toity. >> you're in vegas. when are you doing that? >> february 23rd, 24th, 25th. >> sean: i was just out there. i'd love t to see you. >> i want that cd. >> i inscribed inside just for you. >> sinatra was a guy that -- it's not just me wanting to do an album. his music is the shakespeare of america. it's the golden age of american music, and it was done at a time when our parents and grandparents were brought together because of the co he's ifness of the music. now during this devisive time we need that. >> the one thing we can all agree on in the green room and beyond is that this album is really a hit. >> we're going to buy it. >> sean: you're ruining my friday night show here. governor palin, knockout punch. great stuff for the occupy wall street koo ks. >> they've drawn now, i believe, the wrong conclusions. they say wall street fat cats got a bailout, so now i want one, t

we all covered it in 1986 when bill bradley was the mover in the senate. takes years to get tax reforms through and to see the effects of tax reform into the economy. >> and we need jobs now and yesterday. the regulatory environment is another issue we are drilling down on. many of the candidates continue to say regulatory environment created barriers for businesses to create jobs. we're going to peel back the onion and say which barriers and exactly which laws might you move to change, and that is supposed to be creating jobs. >> we have to learn something about what do they know about the european crisis. i don't think we know how much they know about that. and then digging deep on housing, which they haven't had to do. >> the issue of the u.s. contributes 20% to imf zone. they have given euro zone $150 billion. the american people don't want to bailout anybody else at this point. we want to get into the europe issues as well. >> maria bartiromo, can't wait to see you tonight comoder ating this debate. and chuck todd, seeing you later. >>> don't miss you

past honorees include former senator bill bradley, patrick buchanan, former senator gary hart and the gop presidential candidate mitt romney to read this is one hour and 45 minutes. [applause] >> the next part of our program is we recognize our special guests, and the way this is set up we are going to have a dialogue that will take place. it will be dan will moderated and he will be like the oprah winfrey of the presidential primary tonight. we are going to hear local the about some of those new hampshire moments and to senator mccain and senator kerry i will share with you what people consider new hampshire moments because there's 1i am aware of and it's bipartisan just like this event. it was 1996 when bob dole won the republican nomination, and that summer gephardt came to manchester and needed to pick up some items at a drugstore and in that stopping at the drugstore on daniel webster highway. he walked in and put his purchase down on the counter and the kid at the register looked up and said you or gephardt and he said yeah and the kid said to him i don't believe it. bob dole sh

and finally, reaction has been strong over "people" magazine naming bradley cooper the sexiest man alive. people are upset billnd they're also upset that ryan gosling didn't get it. fans are planning a protest. >> lynn berry's apartment here in new york city. outside the headquarters of "people." i promise i am not involved in this protest. >> bradley cooper's blue eyes, how you going to beat that. >> because it's ryan gosling. have you seen "the notebook." stay tuned, "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >>> president obama has just left australia, after a trip on which he really put the heat on china for its questioning their policy on currency and then announcing united states marines would set up shop in australia. the question is, how are the chinese taking this? we're going to have a live report from the ground. >>> in about 90 minutes, occupy wall street protesters will march down to wall street, where they'll set up shop, the group says, to celebrate two months of occupation. the question is, will there be another showdown with new york city police. >>> and an idaho man alleged to have t

ahead of the show details emerge about bradley manning's defense strategy for his december military hearing and revisit the details of the defense authorization bill provisions grounding military detention has the president reading threatening a veto but not for the reasons that you might think so i think the topics which are . on. the on the police corruption on. what a protest nobody seems to know. but never a pepper spray to face but part of the argument that they're being overly dramatic . you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew. welcome to the big picture. mr. well the pretrial hearing for bradley manning is just seventeen days away and civilian defense lawyers working very hard to build manning's case david thomas made a court filing details of which he released yesterday calling on three federal reviews the conclude that manning's leaks did not harm national security and cause little if any damage to america's reputation and interests abroad now these reports come from the white house t

bill that would cut nasa's budget by more than $600 million. >> great to see them all together. >>> controversy over the sexiest man alive. "hangover" star bradley cooper is reeling from the backlash after "people" magazine named him the sexiest man alive for 2011. backlash? really? apparently there are people who take this seriously and they are outraged the honor didn't go to ryan gosling. there is an online petition signed by people who don't like "people" magazine. they're demanding gosling's snub be rectified with a future cover of his own. he did get an honorable mention but not the cover. >> it's a big controversy. >>> up next, a look aty bayol h holiday tradition you m not know about. id >>> neither rain, cold nor wind can keep a good teddy down. especially a bay area icon. teddy is 100 years old. he comes out every december to sit atop santa clara's official christmas tree. the 24-inch bear has literally hung on by a thread for the last century. he's been repurchased and restuffed. now even a hard hat is on him to protect his delicate little head. a santa clara government worker james dixon donated teddy in 1911. you can see teddy at th

the coverage of the passage of the trade bill which he considered to be a great achievement of his administration. he also wrote washington post editor ben bradley the following note: other than a non-headline notice in an on capitol hill column, the post did not even mention the passage of the trade act. it was different in 1962. strauss and the congress deserve recognition and the act was very important signed, a reader, jimmy carter. [laughter] in 1986, bradley, a friend of strauss' with whom he joked easily, forwarded strauss the note from carter writing, i was over to my bank vault this morning putting in another million dollars of washington post stock, and i found these things cluttering it up. what did you pay him to write me this? um, and all kidding aside, strauss was disappointed, too, and he said when i got up the next morning, i could not wait to read the marvelous story about what a wonderful str we had in robert s. strauss. he said i could have cared less about the staff, and he said this in the presence of his staff. he said, there was not a damn line in there. i almost had a stroke. [laughter] but for his work on the tokyo round

bradley. he is going to meet with reporters. still many people here, billt to hear in a formal setting from joe paterno. there has not been a news conference. many people hope today they will have the opportunity to hear him speak at length. bill: david lee miller on campus. when we have developments you will here about them here on "america's newsroom.". what a scene that was. martha: this was a tragic situation all around. much of the attention in this case centering on legendary coach joe paterno. but it his former colleague, jerry sandusky is accused of the unthinkable. he is accused of sexually abusing and raping at least eight boys over the course of 15 years. children that he met through his own charitable organization. a graduate student claims that he witnessed one of these incidents involving sandusky and a boy in a shower at the university back in 2002. now that student who witnessed this, apparently brought the claim to the coach, to coach paterno. but paterno claims that he did not know the extent of the alleged abuse when he relayed that infor

bill of rights may not help these passengers. >> it's ridiculous. this airport is just leaving us here and not doing anything about it. >> reporter: jet blue's 5 -- 504 was among those forced to land at hartfield's bradley airport overnight. >> is there any way you can get a tug and a tow bar out here to us and get us towed somewhere, to a gate or something? >> reporter: 129 passengers were stuck on the tarmac for more than seven hours, without water and working rest rooms. >> they're filled. totally filled. nobody can go in them anywhere. you just have to hold it. >> i have a problem here on the airplane. >> reporter: jimmy brown was a passenger on jet blue flight 504. >> there was almost a fight behind us, in front of us, people were just yelling, just bring the stairs, let us get off the plane. >> jet blue ceo rob marrister apologized. >> we know we let some of you down. for that, we are truly sorry. >> reporter: the passenger bill of rights says if passengers are kept on a plane for more than three hours, they can be fined $30,000. but the bill excludes airports from any responsibility. >> when they recognized that they, too, were starting to get overloaded, they should have said, this is going to b

both on the same plan and if the bill wasn't paid on one it wasn't paid on the other, and does that suggest that the person trying to make that phone call was deborah bradley>> it certainly shows knowledge, megyn. it also shows that if this was her phone she used her phone. she's under the influence, way beyond under the influence, but i agree with you, but just remember, this phone call went to somebody that has been cleared. nobody actually said anything on this phone call from the information that i'm hearing. so the phone call was made, i believe it was deborah bradley, because she is the one that is trying to make the excuse right from the on set that the kidnappers took the call so they couldn't call 911, that is an absurd, ridiculous assertion. and she said this and inserted this into the investigation. it was not timely, it's not something a mother would be worried about when their child has been kidnapped and missing. this is not what she would be doing. megyn: and now we know from the trace reporting at the top of the hour while your phone records might not show a call if you're on restricted service and you attempt to call verizon still has thos

bill of rights may not have happened in this case. >> it's ridiculous. the airport is leaving us here and not doing anything about it. >> jetblue was forced to land at hartford's bradleyernational airport saturday night. >> is there any way you can get a tug and a tow bar out here to us and get us towed somewhere, to a gate or something. >> reporter: 129 passengers were stuck on the tarmac for more than seven hours and working rest rooms. >> no. they're filled. they're totally filled. no one can get in them any more. you have to hold it. >> tempers began to flare on board. >> i've got a problem on the airplane. i'm going to need cops brought on the airplane. >> behind us, there was almost a fight. in front of us, people are yelling. >> jetblue's coo apologized. >> we know we let some of you down over the course of the weekend, and for that, we are sorry. >> as of april 2010, a passenger egg's bill of rights says if a passenger is left on the plane for more than three hours, the airline can be fined up to $27,500 per passenger. >> when the airport realized they were being overloaded, they should have said, we cannot accommodate the aircraft and you knight need to diver

bradley and jeremy irwin, these could prove critical. we'll discuss it later with the family's lawyer at 1:45 p.m. today. but first, private investigator bill stanton who was working for the benefactor who has posted the reward in this case and has said all along his client is the truth and has seen the phone records is with me now. welcome back. >> thank you. megyn: all right, so these have proven -- you know, it's all about these phone records in part and whether any outgoing phone calls were made. the parents said the phones were restricted on october 3rd. the baby was taken overnight from the 3rd to the 4th. what have you seen? >> well, this -- as you said, this is so critical. there's a term called red lining, and that means you cannot make outgoing calls, but you can receive incoming calls. so sometime in the early afternoon -- i'm not going to give the specific time -- that line, both jeremy's and deborah's, were red lined. they could not make outgoing calls. that's not to say attempts could not be made. megyn: okay. so if they had attempted a call, and we reported earlier on this broadcast this week that it was confirmed by joe tack

bradley's phone to the name after woman named megyn wright. both women blame don't know each other. the mother says her phone service was restrict, they hadn't paid their billthe tells us verizon confirmed the family could not shake outgoing phone calls that night. so you tell me why are they showing according to the fbi a 50-second phone call attempted at least at 3 minutes before midnight on the night the baby disappeared? >> first thing we'll have to look at is -- there is many different ways to explain this, megyn. you could have had someone call in via a spoof card using their number. the point self thought it was disconnected from service, the person could have dialed in listening to a message telling them they needed to re-up their contract. megyn: let me stop you there. let's just go with it's the mother calling, she is trying to make scene outgoing call at 11:57 p.m. she she picks up the phone and dials the number of megyn write, what does she hear? >> here i the thing with cell phones. they can be unpredictable. the call could have gone to an automated service that tells her you need to pay your bill to get your first back up. then that recording