i haven't seen a boomerang slicing on egg before. >> did you see he managed to catch the boomerang, toobet the guy who caught the egg tegg >> splattered around me. i don't think i got any on me. >> nice. >> when you think about how unlikely that is, the egg is yeah big, the boomerang maybe that thick and they meet in the same place on the planet. >> good trick shot video. new and innovative. >> a destroyedegg. >>> first day of school for a lot of people. parents are taking their kids to the bus stop, making sure the boots are tight. they do something different in russia. a dad dropping kids off for the first day of school. here is how you celebrate. >> oh! >> i don't know, machine gun out of your trunk and, you know, have a firing stash. >> he is out of his mind. he's out of his mind, breaking out a gun like that at a school. >> i have no idea what's happening. the people scurry. i don't know if he's like, i'm so happy you made it to third grade. >> there's a little girl and she's like jammed through the gate. >> i would, too. i would hit the deck in a second. >> this kid will never hav

, it boomerangs. >> because it is the point that you have gone too far and we don't go along with this, and we are not so stupid. part of the problem with the way politicians and consultants work, is the assumption that they treat their own voters, their own people, that support them like idiots, people are not, this has gone too far and if they keep it up, here is the dog that isn't barking, in this, henry the 22, in becket is the president who does interviews and says, no, i don't know what negative campaigning is and the surrogates are doing it. some day someone in the mainstream media will ask the president, when are you going to stop being so disingenuous. you don't know what is going on or you won't say. what was he elected to be? to be a unifier. that is the danger, it disappoints the democrats who wanted him to be better. >>neil: you seem upset? i am annoyed. it is friday. >>neil: and a programming note, because of presidential campaign events tomorrow, our freedom blog, the most watched business blog on pan it -- planet will be seen tomorrow at 11:00 rather than 10:00 a.m. eas

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you think that is a danger, that this anti--- whatever you want to call it, is really beginning to boomerang? >> i think your point is well taken, neil. you're absolutely right. the responses that i've got from appearing on your show and the last time particularly, and people calling and saying, for god's sake, let's hear reason. let's talk about americans working together. not this group of americans or the other group of americans. i think you're right to the extent of saying that the menu for the tickets doesn't bring as much as should be brought for the digestion by the american people. i hope the ryan addition to the ticket will bring a discussion about money, a real discussion, whether his plan is right or wrong, let's discuss it, or whether the president's plan is right or wrong, let's discuss it. what is good about one, bad about the other, what needs to be discarded? i think you're absolutely right. that's what the public is looking for, people who have sense enough to understand that there are no good guys and bad guys in politics to the ex seclusion of some of us -- exclusion of s

we've not kept up because if you look at the statistics today carry with awful lot of kids in the boomeranggeneration they have a college degree and here on their parents so far because it cannot get a job. >>> with problem and not needed. because was worth hearing for sure. we thank you for being here >>> the napa county office of education and you can reach them on the phone number there. thank you. stay with us. >>> welcome back. a bay area has a little bit of heaven. they have a good idea in 1990. the help children with beets having a backyard fund-raiser. it's part the taylor family foundation day in the park. the mission group along support for the work. the small miracles began to read and 11 years ago they have a chronic illness and disability is an escape to outdoor fun. and there's no cost to families. and the camp depends on their annual pay in part to keep the magic on. he worked the details with the band. we the tv's favorite mayor and backward. it's open road talk tv. it's good to have people here. this is our annual day to talk about this. i'm reading this and see the video t

peterson could see the boomerang shape. this is an actual piece of that carpet. which the f.b.i.sual carpet fiber. it was man emanufactured for a limit aid mount of time. >> fibers consistent with the blanket under wayne's bed. >> i personally took the cutting from the yellow blanket that was under the bed. >> reporter: this evidence slide contains the yellow blanket fibers that he clipped that night, magnified by our own video camera. but when larry peterson had returned that june for a second search, a couple weeks later -- >> there was no yellow blank et that i could find. >> there are a lot of things there your case that disappeared. >> um-hmm. >> a lot of disappearances. um-hmm. >> yellow blarng et. >> yes. >> disappeared. >> in the first place, there was never a yellow blanket. >> there were fibers alleged to have come from a yellow blank et. nobody has been able to produce a yellow blanket. there was no yellow blanket. >> or maybe you got rid of it in between the first time they searched and when they come back? >> seems like to me i would have confiscated the blanket, too

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. >> the lobes are the three ends of the boomerang shape. >> the shape was the most distinctive featuree fiber. >> he showed me a slide taken from another carpet. >> this is a single tuft from the carpet, cut in cross-section. >> yeah, i can't tell that's green. even putting the tiny fibers under the microscope didn't help me. how can you tell what color this is? because in this, this green carpet, because of that light green, looks very whitish. >> the colors seen microscopically is not going to be identical to what overall carpet would be. >> instead, an even more sophisticated microscope. >> so let me just open this up -- >> -- can separate colors to identify a specific fiber. we took another look. oh, now you're talking. now peterson knew what to look for. >> when i was looking at the fiber at first, i had no idea who had made it. i just knew it was very distinctive and i would recognize it instantly. >> but he didn't know where to find it. wayne williams was not yet on anyone's radar. he had freelanced as a tv cameraman who shot fires and overnight news. he told us -- >> i know the

. >> the lobes are the three ends of the boomerang shape. >> the shape was the most distinctive featurewed me a slide taken from another carpet. >> this is a single tuft from the carpet, cut in cross-section. >> yeah, i can't tell that's green. even putting the tiny fibers under the microscope didn't help me. how can you tell what color this is? because in this, this green carpet, because of that light green, looks very whitish. >> the colors seen microscopically is not going to be identical to what overall carpet would be. >> instead, an even more sophisticated microscope. >> so let me just open this up -- >> -- can separate colors to identify a specific fiber. we took another look. oh, now you're talking. now peterson knew what to look for. >> when i was looking at the fiber at first, i had no idea who had made it. i just knew it was very distinctive and i would recognize it instantly. >> but he didn't know where to find it. wayne williams was not yet on anyone's radar. he had freelanced as a tv cameraman who shot fires and overnight news. he told us -- >> i know the streets of atlant

and you said -- >> nice boomerang on that. >> you said no. >> sure, because i think there are other goodle who can do this job. but there are other good people who can't raise my kids. >> that didn't stop the push to dry and draft ryen to run. the argument is simple, he's proven he can take on the president. >> paul -- >> is this a difference of philosophy. >> no, no. t. is. it is. >> this is an important point. >> bill bennett says ryan flashed on to the president's radar after some fiery exchanges at his health care summit. >> you could tell barack obama took notice. he took the measure of him. paul ryan was in his brain a little bit. >> actually, a lot. the white house seated paul ryan right up front at the president's budget speech in april and then proceeded to denounce his plan. >> it ends medicare as we know it. >> what i was thinking going into that speech, we're getting divided government to work. we're compromising, getting things done. what i got out of that was political mode, you know, demagoguery and try to nullify the notion that there's an aalternative path for this count

think that is the danger, that this antifat cat situation, going after the rich, that it is going to boomerangguest: your point is well-taken. you are right. the responses i have gotten from appearing on your show, and particularly the last time, people calling and saying, for god's sake, let's hear reason. let's talk about americans working together. not this group of americans or another group of americans. you are right to the extent of saying that the menu for the tickets, it doesn't ring as much as it should be, for the digestion and by the american people. i hope the ryan addition to the ticket will bring a discussion about money, a real discussion. whether his land is right or wrong, let's discuss it. or whether the president's plan is right or wrong, let's discuss it. what is good about one, bad about the other, what needs to be disregards. you are absolutely right, that is what the public is looking for, people who have spent enough to understand there are no good guys and bad guys in politics to the exclusion of some of us coming together to work together. >>neil: always a pleasure,

. >> nice boomerang on that. >> and you said no. >> sure because i think there are other good peopleher good people who can't raise my kids. >> that didn't stop the push to try and draft ryan to run. he's proven he can take on the president. >> paul, look -- >> it's just a difference in philosophy. it is. >> this is an important point. >> bill bennett says that ryan really flashed on to the president's radar after some fiery exchanges at his health care summit. >> you can tell barack obama took notice, took the measure of him. paul ryan was in his brian a little bit. >> actually, a lot. the white house seated paul ryan right up front at the president's budget speech in april and then proceeded to denounce his plan. >> what i was thinking you know what? we're getting divided government to work. we're actually compromising, getting things done. so what i got out of that was politico mode, demagoguery and sort of nullify the notion there's an alternative path for this country. >> with neither side budging, ryan had settled in. >> paul ryan is the right guy! as zpl as a hero to republica

largest trend, but we started to see a trend that was prior recession, and that was what we called the boomerangtle too micromanaged, a little too dependent on us and as a result, they were failing to launch. their development was kind of arrest and we called them the peter pan syndrome kids, weren't growing up. if that's the case with your child you need to start taking that step back so you can launch them. >> let's talk about the effect on mom and dad. sharon, the survey says a quarter of parents have taken on debt to support their stay at home kids. how do they deal with this or having to put off retirement, what do they do to make sure the stay at home kids don't bankrupt them. >> one thing you don't want to do is jeopardize your own financial future and one of the things that a lot of young people have come to be very comfortable with as michelle said is the sense of entitlement, that i grew up this way, so that way as soon as i graduate from college, i should live this way, not realizing their parents struggled for years, for decades to get where they are. >> why not charge them rent? >>

break here, i'm going to throw this out here to the universe and let myself get pummeled by the boomerang effect. if he does not lock up the republican base, it doesn't matter that he won't get the independents, either. i see his only path out of the dilemma he's in right now is picking liz cheney. and i'll let that laugh be our response. >> that's just a prayer from journalism, right? on behalf of journalists. >> yes, it is. pick liz, come on, do it. >>> michael moore is here for an interview. that's straight ahead. stay with us. it's something you're born with. and inspires the things you choose to do. you do what you do... because it matters. at hp we don't just believe in the power of technology. we believe in the power of people when technology works for you. to dream. to create. to work. if you're going to do something. make it matter. >>> it's not easy to win a write-in campaign for u.s. congress. only a handful of people in american history have done it. but this was a very good try. ♪ nothing fancy write in nancy ♪ that's cassis nancy cassis >> it's nothing fancy, write in nancy.

they're now considered boomerang kids.number jumps to 43% when you only consider adults ages 20 to 24. financial insecurity and college debt are said to be two of the major reasons that your kids are down stairs on the couch while you're upstairs watching tv. >> and from the file of thanks a lot for nothing, guys from "washington post," rhode island fans of the british rock band the who are finally getting their chance to see the band 33 years later. in 1979, a who concert was canceled over safety concerns. now the band's returning to the same venue and say they're going to honor the tickets of the 19 n't 79 show. the catch? the fans have to have the original stub to take advantage of this one-time offer. >> that's nice. >> my generation, it's been a generation since then. i don't think they still have the ticket stubbs. stick around. mika just faxed in the must-read opinion pages from the south of france. we'll look at those when "morning joe" returns. era detergent once clobbered a stain made by a meatball. that meatball

under a microscope, peterson could see the boomerang shape like those in the williams family carpet.his is an actual piece of that carpet which the fbi said was quite rare. >> it has an unusual carpet finer and manufactured for a limited amount of time and a 10--year-old carpet. >> on jimmy, the other victim, he found yellow rayon fibers stuck to his cotton shorts. fibers consistent with the blanket under wayne's bed. >> i personally took the cutting from the yellow blanket that was under the bed. >> this evidence contains the yellow blanket fibers that he clipped that night, magnified by our own video camera. when larry peterson had returned that june for a second search, a couple weeks later -- >> there was no yellow blanket that i could find. >> there a lot of things in your case that disappeared. had a lot of disappearances. yellow blanket. >> yes. >> disappeared. >> in the first place, that was never a yellow blanket. >> there were fibers. >> alleged to have come from a yellow blanket. nobody has produced a yellow blanket. quite simply and i am being blunt, there was no yellow b

it's from ann or other sources like laura bush, it seems like his party is always throwing him a boomeranga left curve that he's got to deal with, and if the republican party would sit down and let him do his job and stop throwing fuel in the fire i think mitt would have a much easier job of this. >> the comments fed into the democrat's bogus war on women he did make a huge mistake. republicans from the establishment to the conservative sidelined the guy. no one is talking about birth control, no one is talking about these issues, everybody is talk being about the economy. megyn: you'll hear a lot about it from the look of it next week. it is a pleasure to see you both. thank you both for being here. >> thanks. >> take care. megyn: in 2008 congressman arartur davis was the man who seconded the nomination of barack obama as the democratic candidate for president. four years later he's here at the republican national convention sharing stories of disappointment in the man he helped elect. we'll talk to him about his change of heart right after this break. and has flooding becomes a major con

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nice boomerang on that. >> reporter: and you said, no. >> sure, because i think there are other goode are other good people who can't raise my kids. >> i'm john king. we're up in the cnn sky box. gloria borger is with me. david gergen as well. the thing that fascinates me about the paul ryan choice, it's a generational play by mitt romney. it's a younger, next-generation choice. conservatives say they love this choice because it frames the issues. can republicans and democrats both be right? >> so far, the conservatives have been right. the liberals may still accomplish this, they felt they can take his medicare proposal in particular and use it against the republicans. it's become the new third rail. so far it doesn't seem to be cutting in most states. here in florida, there's a poll out that shows that 65 and over, seniors, still prefer romney over obama. the medicare hasn't scared them yet. >> he's a member of the house of representatives, almost unprecedented to be put -- >> insider. >> a washington insider. he was a staff member. been in washington for almost all of his adult li