. >> sheila burke. >> sheila burke, at the time of this writing, was bob dole's chief of staff. she is now a volunteer in his presidential campaign. we chose her as our chief staff to illustrate the anonymous power of staff on capitol hill. sheila burke started as a health care advisor for bob dole in 1977 and worked her way up through the ranks to become his most trusted advisor. we compare the duo of bob dole and sheila burke to the dance team of fred astaire and ginger rogers, that sheila does everything bob dole does except backwards and on-- well, not high heels, medium-sized heels. >> you have an appendix, and it seems that there's a thread through the book that you might help us if you can tell us more about this appendix and who wrote it and what it's all about. >> well, the appendix is titled, "money matters," and in the end, 's about money and it's about the role of money, specifically with our characters anmore generally in washington. i suppose one could devote a whole series of books to this topic alone because it is the one topic that dominates washington politics

she sold cookies and other streets -- streets in burkely today. she is from burke lee and attends uc santa barbara. this is her 4th bake sale. she says she's borrowing about $4000 per quarter in student loans and says every little bit helps. >>> and that is our report. maureen naylor. our coverage continues online. ktvu.com. and tonight on the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. tmz is up next. until then, have a great evening. bay area news at 7:00 from tv 36 has been brought to you by cash creek. Ñ÷÷xooooxÑxÑooooooñ ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters.

. >> he and jackie burke. and my buddy, and for years still, and we played hogan and burke. beat them for 35 bucks. >> rose: in the practice round.. and he didn't kevin to the table wittable -- he didn't even comeo the table with us. he went to the table with burke. i heard him say to burke, how in the hell did he get in this tournament? that was 1958. >> rose: who won the tournamentd [laughter] captioning sponsored by rose communitions captioned by media cess group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

attorney for arizona dennis burke who oversaw prosecution of the case and burke's top deputy in phoenix, emory hurley, who's been reassigned. the key changes by the justice department are an answer to months of criticism and congressional hearings that started after a cbs news investigation. some of the sharpest criticism came from insiders like it a.t.f. special agent john dodson. you were intentionally letting guns go to mexico? >> yes, ma'am. i mean, the agency was. >> reporter: dodson went public at a time when his superiors were denying they ever let guns on the street. >> i have boots on the ground here in phoenix. they tell me, we've been doing it everyday since i've been here. >> reporter: dodson led a parade of whistle-blowers who told congress a.t.f. pursued a policy that let guns walk into criminal hands. the idea was to get to the kingpins of mexican drug cartels. instead, the guns have shown up at a dozen violent crime scenes in the u.s., including the murder of border patrol agent brian terry last december. and administration sources tell cbs news "nobody is naive enough t

. >> charlie: were y a great admirer of sainted burke. >> yes.hack is a great man but burke, some conservatives like russell kirk say he should be the load star.çó not for me because burke was an englishman and he was of an established church kind of conservative. he liked the aristocracy, i don't. i'm a madisonian. >> charlie: is american aristocracy rich or gifted. >> it suld be what jefferson called the natural aristocracy. that is those whose merits give them earned success. earned is the crucial difference. >> charlie: and that in fact is part of the definition of american exceptionalism. >> absolutely. the great sense of openness and fluidity that has defined american. and that is und siege today. it's a constant struggle to make sure it is more possible for people to get on the lower rungs of the ladder of upward mobility. and that takes work. it takes good government policies. >> charlie: i would argue passionately the premise which you may or may not agree with. it is that for a sense that there are people who are, who are among the natu

. >> as the cleanup began, the attackers had disguised themselves in burke says. attack, but it is an attack that has not succeeded. >> afghan celebrated the anniversary of freedom from british rule. that is why the taliban said it targeted the british. the council promotes beauty, culture, and education, who was seen as an easy target. as those combat troops go, these soldiers will be left to face the taliban alone. >> for more on today's deadly attack, i spoke -- thank you for joining us. is there any further news on how exactly these people got into such a secure area? >> they disguised themselves. they were all male attackers. they were wearing -- they were dressed as women. as a result of that, it allows them to evade a number of police checkpoints and get to the british council compounds. the first vehicle went up, suicide bombing inside, designated the car bomb. that ruptured the parameters security. suicide attackers just swarmed inside and that is when the battle began. >> what does this say of the capability of the taliban? we keep being told that they a

attorney dennis burke says the family was not directly or proximately harmed by the illegal purchasethat the real victim is not any particular person, but society in general. yet, earlier this year, when indicting gun buyers, burke suggested the opposite. >> guns can be found in mexico sometimes within 24 hours, to be used by drug cartels. >> some believe burke has a conflict because he directed the operation that led to terry's death. >> you have to wonder whether the government's efforts to deny the family the status as crime victims is part of a strategy to avoid legal responsibility for some of the tragic mistakes of operation fast and furious. >> reporter: and those mistakes could lead to a wrongful death claim against the federal government, including burke himself, which is why, megyn, some see a conflict. the unusual part say the prosecutors is here this -- is to hear the argument from the defense attorneys but not the u.s. attorneys. megyn: folks, we have breaking news from moody's credit rating agency, new details on which states and local cities are most at risk for a down

attorney for arizona dennis burk resigned, a third person assistant u.s. attorney, emery hurley, was reassigned to a lesser job. >>> fema officials are promising federal aid for hurricane victims hurt by massive flood you but they do admit resources are scarce. the storm affected 13 states in development alone, 11 towns are cut off from the outside because of damaged roads, bridges and railroad tracks. today fema's director said there's just 800 million left. but he's planning to make sure emergency costs are met by taking money from longer-term projects. >> our focus right out, on the individuals, all of the costs associated with the first responders, national guard, making sure we're able to support that throughout all of the states. this is video beach homes damaged by hurricane irene. officials say 25 homes are a total loss and another 20 will un-- are uninhabitable. early estimates put the cost of storm damage tat more than $10 billion. even though we're far away from irene's damage, there's still a way to help. bay area residents are being asked to d

analysts discuss the employment of new burk -- rupert murdoch's media holdings. panelists include the former editor of the british tabloid "the daily mirror." this 90-minute program was hosted by a charity organization that promotes independent journalism.  >> imad in that you are pretty troublesome. -- i imagine that you are pretty troublesome. i want to introduce to you gave -- dave banks. a seasoned writer. he is currently not tied up with anybody. jane martinson and martin moore. case to youken his to adjudicate? >> not exactly. i can talk about that. >> do not. >> later. >> at least he did not hack. >> somehow we have gone below estate agent. -- below 8 state agent. [laughter] given that you have launched your investigation into allegations, first of all, when you were on deck -- >> a long time ago. we were struggling with felons -- phones that looked like bricks. i would not have condoned hacking. it is illegal. i am saying far too much. >> i would like to know what slight people will be coming from. >> in your lofty position

edmund burke said before we congratulate people on their freedom.e should see what use they make of it. so let's see and wish h em well, but see what they do and what is now the residue of a civil war on a tribal society. >> do you share mr. will's skepticism, rajiv. >> yes, the real story is yet to come. the libyan operation is a different model of seeking regime change on the part of the u.s. governmenen one far more multinational that involved some of our european allies in a more dominant position in the air campaign, although the u.s.srole was incredibly significant in getting us to where we are. but, what comes next, and in this new model here, where we -- you know, we didn't put boots on the ground to force a regime change, how now do we help to birth this new nation over there? tripoli is in the throes of a power shortage. there's no clean water. there's revenge killing, thehe's a lot of instability. the rebels need to stand up a police force. they need to restore basic order. what model does the obama administration start to draw from in tr

roland burke, bbc news. >> when we think of the gold rush, we think of the american west, but in the 19th century, there was another gold rush. now prospectors are looking for new fortunes. deep in the australian bush, a great divide that separates this continent. it is not the sky that has this glorious golden glove. it was the site of a 19th century gold rush. prospectors of come to hunt for their fortunes, nugget by nugget. old-fashioned techniques have given way to newfangled technology. metal detectors are tools of the trade. she gave up her job in the construction industry to prospect full time and to teach novices have to do said. >> there's a past. and there is one from that when. >> the price of gold at the moment -- it is understandable why so many people are coming in from the city and the bush to go prospecting. >> yes, it can be alive changing event. -- a life-changing event. it will pay the mortgage. >> in the back breaking work, even in the favorite haunts of local prospectors peony -- local prospectors. the staff and what started as a hobby has become a lucrative side

billy burke has worked at this food stab for 29 years. he's never experienced a hurricane on the boardwalk before. >> if it raises 20 feet this is going to be underwater. >> reporter: coney island could be irene's first stop in new york city, as the storm rolls over 5 million people living in queens and brooklyn. >> if a category 2 hurricane hit new york city it depends on the time of day and the tide and various other things but it would be weeks or months before the city got back to normal. >> reporter: that's because new york city is in the center of a geographical right angle between new jersey and long island. irene could push water into that corner with no place to go but new york's tunnels, streets and sidewalks. >> every 75 years the northeast gets a major hurricane. it doesn't take a major hurricane to do major damage. >> reporter: that's the fear in new jersey. hurricane irene is following roughly the same path as hurricane donna, which pounded the jersey shore in 1960. new jersey officials would consider manned doirdatory evac.

vaughn walker recorded the trial burk his request to upload on youtube was denied by the supreme courtsame-sex marriage battle has already involv boes sjuide havfid both sides have filed more than a thousand documents. we'll be right back with sports. [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> all right. before we send you off to "sports sunday," here is look at some of today's scores. the giants fell to the astros, darn it, 4-3 in 11 innings. they are now four games back of the diamondbacks in the standings. and the raiders lost to the saints, 40-20 in the preseason matchup. thanks for watching nbc bay area news at 11:00. "sports sunday" is up next. laurence scott introduces us to the newest raider, the man who r

no comment from burke. alisyn: we know how important those victim impact statements are. they're often just healing for the victims as well. thank you for the update william. bill: all right. where to now, america? in a moment here, we're watching the markets to see which way we go, what does france have to do with all of this? chris wallace is in iowa, neil cavuto is in new york. we'll talk with both of them in a moment, and new details about the attack in afghanistan that killed members of that navy seal team. [ female announcer ] they've been off limits to dieters since time be not anore. ♪ fiber one is bringing brnies back. at 90 calories, the only thing between you and chocolaty brownies is a nicely designed package. ♪ now you can have brownies again. new fiber one 90 calorie brownies. in the granola bar aisle. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have cess to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all

had drank at the beginning in one nine hundred forty four nearly four million tonnes of uranium ore burke structed from navajo lands under the auspices of private companies and the us government that radio active resource was high in demand for development of atomic power after four decades corporations close shop but neglected to clean up abandoned mines homes and drinking water were left contaminated with elevated levels of radiation and residents were left behind to battle deteriorating health conditions my needs are eking walking is difficult i've been diagnosed with some form of cancer i feel pain below my chan i'm taking medication now u.s. officials say radionuclides in the air and drinking water have been linked to thousands of cases of lung cancer bone cancer and impaired kidney function this is for my eyes. this is a one nine. hundred for liver their oxygen. this is what i take for my thyroids forty year old cancer survivor rolanda says the people of the navajo nation have been exploited by corporations and abandoned by their government you have no generation there's nothing aft

european markets of bells burke after a day of volatile trading on the stock markets and the central bank chief has warned its financial system is now in its worst state since world war two it comes amid the latest speculation that the french economy is on the brink of a downgrade. bushell explains why. of the united states the french the next on the credits a hit list to surrender their top rating france. according to what people at least probably going to lose its aaa status. known for its life thirty five working week economists say the real reason why france like e.u. neighbors is in trouble they just don't work hard enough. world is coming from heaven europeans are somewhat. titles to the world without actually doing something for them so the e.u. dream is becoming annoyed smear citizens demand better services working less exposed just three states should stay in the euro germany the netherlands and belgium against share the same currency without having economic cost those nations know lead a growing resistance against fellow members positions of the bailout centers on three iss

jon: greg burke live for us from rome. jenna: he's certainly in the center of a lot of volatility there. there are certainly lots of mixed emotions from investors after the last couple of days. >> this is not the iceberg hitting the titanic by any means. >> hold onto your stocks no matter what. history has taught us it will rebound eventually. i'm hopeful that will happen. >> there is nothing more safe than united states bonds. our government can print money, we can raise taxes. jenna: today speculation the federal reserve may make a move and right now chairman ben bernanke and his team are meeting behind closed doors. the question that we're asking today is, what can they do really to boost the economy? anything, we are joined live by phil flynn. what is next, what are you watching for? >> you know what i'll tell you right now the fed has to send a strong message to the market today. i'll tell you what, right now you may have lost your full faith in the crucify the united states but right now it looks like the market has

winner roger kornberg came to moscow to outline the first concrete steps in the city's creation mr burke is one of the most respected by chemists he comes from a family of another nobel prize winner arthur kornberg roger think skolkovo will boost scientific progress and take russia to the forefront of innovative development and he promises to do his best to make this happen. thank you very much for being with us tonight. first of all russians russians living abroad like the nobel prize winner andrei game i recently talked to him are often less optimistic about skolkovo then americans like yourself what makes you to mystically the adventurist spirits of americans they. they make the believe that is going to happen i can tell you the following first of all there is no alternative. russia needs such a project if it is to make best use of its talent and. succeed as a developed country in the future russia has great resources but these are expendable they are being expended now they make the country wealthy at the present time but that will not last forever it needs to leverage its. human res

show my thanks and just to remind you that my guest in the studio today was from roger and part of burke cochairman of skulk of a scientific and technical counts and that's it for now from all of us here if you want to have your say spotlight but someone in mind who you think i should interview next time to drop me a line that's al green of. are you and let's people show interact we'll be back with more first time comments on what's going on in and outside russia until then stay on r.t. and take care thank you. in toyland all she's available in hotels friends to convince myself it's old buying coke bunyan treat buying from a normal hotel bunco switzer telecom cold ground a big joke swiss to tell my daughter profit from a garden so it's.

dollars the daily main owner and it did it pascoe has the right of first refusal to buy the stake burke and. quote in a conflict between andrle snicko over management rules which result owns fifteen percent. in other news russia is having some success in attracting foreign truck makers to assemble vehicles in the country south africa's well equipment is launching a new plant in the year olds the company will use facilities of the local plants to produce up to two hundred trucks of the price of the coals who's up to half a million dollars a truck make a planned stream crease the portion of locally produced parts around sixty percent in the future to take advantage of government tax breaks. ok that's the business news the lot of more stories you can log onto our website r g dot com slash business where you can find more analysis and another update in about forty minutes . most of the kooks among the mossy. monks among the rocks. muslim efficiencies. come from. month to month maneuverability most mediation she secured the marks of moscow's move fema series show on technology company here o

taxes russia's top be a brand is one of carlsberg key assets the change in fortune has forced calls burke to more than haul of its profit outlook. moscow government is getting out of the hotel business of selling its operation as part of this year's privatization programme the hotel company as it is known controls around fourteen properties with two to four star ratings the decision comes after the firm's key investor ronald moore the decided to call out yes and so well for around two hundred million dollars. so my colleague and fifty minutes time she'll be with an update on the latest business news on this is next with. at three thirty pm moscow time these are the headlines on r t human rights groups are shunning the u.k.'s probe into torturing prisoners overseas that's after details surfaced about britain's secret policy of using extreme measures if it uncovered information considered valuable. jetset go at moscow's international air show as global buyers and flying fanatics taxi out for the bass that aviation has to offer billions of dollars of sales are expected for both military and

middle east expert danica plays burke says now i was using the rebels to make libya a sell state this war is fundamentally a war to maintain africa in a subordinate position in the global economy in twenty ten we made a proposal to the african union that was adopted that no african country would allow us based on its soil and since that time the u.s. has been desperate to get rid of when we talk about the rebels who this is a very disparate group of people really who's calling the shots is nato leaders that we hear about matter who get real. these are people who have stablished links with western financial institutions are going back over several years so really when we hear from these people there he says it may take place on libyan state with the same as what's replaced the state in iraq afghanistan which is a dysfunctional government complete lack of security gang warfare and civil war and this is not a mistake for nato they would prefer to see failed states and states that are powerful and independent and able to challenge their germany and those who are fighting for nato and in l

the world's fourth largest group because burke has seen a second quarter profit. russian drink so even the appetite for beer company says sales in russia fell below expectations as a result of a thirty percent price increase due to higher taxes russia's top baltic is one of calls birds so that's the change in fortune as forced carlsberg to more than the home of its four year. also government is getting out of the hotel business and selling it said the operation as part of this year's privatization program the hotel company as it is now controls around fourteen properties with two to four star ratings the decision comes off the firm's key investor billionaire ronald know what are the signs of support out yeah said somewhere around two hundred million dollars so. the headlines are next with stay with us. wealthy british style. that's what i'd like to look at. the. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger or a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars report on our . hands or. closer. to. th

will be our demand for the banks of the deval river more common than old as the scott think it is burke will be looking to break that playoff hex in the upcoming a season that you had coach dealership as a guy who already has that necessary postseason experience has built quite a capable side and it's hoped that they knew it was the shins play and scott's paver remark cost red for r.t. in st petersburg. a bit of time is now an audition apple has shown have had a great to make the cincinnati open decider the russian saying all compassionate and well no but there were times when i over in the semifinal lost as owner of the in the first set however as i will dictate of the play to win it by six games to two then a visit from coach thomas hopes the same thing by the original author but clearly in shock choice from a forced savings by over running all over the quarter for dropping some crucial points more of the same in the decider and always shut up the votes or at the tie three sets to six six three six three. it's iranian coverage up next for the russian the serb taking care of german and

billy burke has worked at this food stand for 29 years. he's never experienced a hurricane on the boardwalk before. >> if it raises 20 feet i'm sure this is going to be underwater. >> reporter: coney island could be irene's first stop in new york city, as the storm rolls over the five million people living in queens and brooklyn. >> if the category two hurricane hit new york city, it would depend on what time of day and the tide and the various other things, but it would be weeks or months before the city got back to normal. >> reporter: that's because new york city is in the center of a geographical right angle between new jersey and long island. irene could push water into that corner with no place to go but new york's tunnels, streets, and sidewalks. >> every 75 years, the northeast gets a major hurricane. it doesn't take a major hurricane to do major damage. >> reporter: that's the fear in new jersey. hurricane irene is following roughly the same path as hurricane donna, which pounded the jersey shore in 1960. new jersey officials will

taxes russia's top tier brand is one of carlsberg key assets the change in fortune has forced calls burke to more than half of its full year profit outlook. moscow government is getting out of the hotel business of selling a city operation as part of its this year's privatization program the hotel company as it is known controls around fourteen properties with two to four star ratings it isn't comes out of the firm's key investor of billionaire ronald mordor the side of so call us now so well for around two hundred million dollars it's. oh my colleague in accounting for three minutes on children with an update on the latest business news on a nice is next on headlines.

. >> may seem like prizes rise faster than they fall burke they actually don't there. is a study looking into this what they discovered is that prices rise and fall at about the same speed. >> if it stays low, analysts expect to it drop as much as 30 cents but not until after labor day. >> this is every back in school, work and everything that. is not helping us none. we need it now. >> and. >> ohio state did a study about ups and downs of gas prices and researchers found consumers have a share of the blame for prices going down slowly. that is once prices start to go down a couple cents, drivers are relieved and they stop shopping around, and without competition, stations are less inclined to lower prices. laura anthony abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> and still ahead tonight on abc 7 news high mortality rate among hispanic-owned businesses. there is hope tonight for a revival. >> an attorney advising clients to sneak back into homes they lost to foreclosure is facing charges tonight. the story is head on 7 on your side. >> and live in golden gate park. it used to be call

and brook burke and david secretly tied the knot. they told no one not even their own moms.y have been together five years and have two children. in addition to brook, two daughters fromm a previous marriage. change up for jason bateman and his wife who expect baby number two. they have a four year old daughter francesa. i am chris from los angeles. >> still ahead, see what 17 times the speed of sound looks like. >> evidence of qaddafi's obsession of former secretary of state condoleezza rice. what was found in his compound. >> a new study giving vaccines an all-clear for autism. >> the falcon hyper sonic test vehicle collected valuable data. this is the falcon launched two weeks ago from the air force base. it was traveling at 13,000 miles per hour. the crash was blamed on aerodynamic problems. it is base to fly to any city in the world. >> a new planet made of diamonds. it is direction of the milky water. it is the most dense planet found and five types bigger than earth. scientist say it is a mystery what the diamond world would look like up close. >> i would like to find

. >> strokes in children are considered rare burke still occur in average of one per every 1200 births. many aren't diagnosed until months afterwards and group therapy programs are limited. this was started by ben yet's mom. >> i created a program because my son needed it. last year we had our first year, there were six kids. >> therapists say they've been able to measure improve manies in children who returned for a second year of camp. >> they couldn't do this before, now, they can do it and still do it when coming back or can do better. >> audrey named it camp ben yet in her son's honor. >> i always say to bennett he says i can't, i say is it i don't want to? or i want to do it later because i he can do anything. >> go, go. >> oh, yes. he can and tuition is $4500 but she says most of the fees were covered by donations. the space supplied by california pacific medical center free of charge. >> that is great. >> in tonight's money matters number of people filing for unemployment dropped slightly last week. and labor department says new claims fell, however, the number of long term une

burke, at abc news, point lookout. aaa in new york is giving us some tips this morning on storm safety. they say pack an emergency kit, fill your car with gas now. don't wait until the lines get long. don't drive through the high water. that's a big no-no. and stay tuned for forecast. and living in new orleans, you may not think about -- clean the fridge out. don't leave nasty food in there. when the power goes out, you don't want the salmon in there marinating for too long. >> but stock it with lots of water. plenty of canned food. >> the nonperishable stuff for sure. you'll need it when the power goes out. and it will go out. >>> stay with abc news all day long, as we follow hurricane irene. look for more live coverage on "america this morning" and extensive reporting on "good morning america." >>> and now, we turn to libya, where rebels are moving their interim government in to tripoli, where there's still heavy fighting this morning. >> in a new audio message, a defiant moammar gadhafi is urging supporters to not l

ways it turns out he took the entire wiki leaks encrypted submission system with him it's daniel dong burke who was once the voice for ricky leaks however is not a gradual falling out with a sonnet at the end of two thousand and ten he finally left but he's remained vigilant to the whistleblowing cause and has formed his own organization known as open leaks but the thing is before he left the saunders group he claims that he wanted to make sure the names of the leakers were protected so daniel decided to delete thirty five hundred files that wiki leaks was repairing to share with the world the white dot includes five gigs of information about bank of america the complete us no fly list and details on twenty different neo nazi groups if you remember a song was hinting a while back about how profound this massive amount of data on bank of america might really have on the company. thanks america there was a team of some twenty people. trying to. order to set up an integration to control the public image off the wood so. in the present preparation mode. so why did daniel do it was it out of spi

attorney dennis burke is opposing the motion of the family of murdered patrol trooper to be victims.hey want to be heard in the case. that would mean they would have the right to confer and speak at sentencing. those guns were moved in the ill-fated operation fast and furious. john koran demanded answers from attorney general eric holder about if the feds staminged a similar gun problem in his step . next bad news from afghanistan. naturals from purina cat chow. delicious, real ingredients with no artificial flavors or preservatives. naturals from purina cat chow. share a better life. woman: day care can be so to save some money, i found one that uses robots instead of real people. 'cuz robots work for free. robot 1:good morning... robot 1:...female child. sfx: modem dial-up noise woman: flaws? yeah, um, maybe. anncr: there's an easier way to save. anncr: get online. go to geico.com. get a quote. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. welcome back to ames, iowa. the site of the republican presidential debate. one of the topics that will come up this evening is the am

. >> i'm cheering for brooke burke as i do every season. >> she already won. >> mmm-hm. >> t ty're goingty partners very soon. >> i'm anxious to see nancy grace do her thing on the dance floor. i think that's an interesting pick there, yeah. >> that will be -- >> a departure from what she's known for in the media. >> one of the more interesting picks, i agree. >> should be exciting. a more somber note here. we've been talking for several weeks about the ruruell armstrong suicide, the husband from "real housewives of beverly hills." we're getting a little better sense how bravo is going to handle the situation. there's been a lot of speculation. apparently what they did, on monday they taped a special with several of the housewives from that season about the suicide. it's still unclear whether the special, which is kind of addressing the reaction to the suicide, whether that's going to air before or after the next on the books, it's still going to come out next week on september the 5th. but there's talk it could be postponed. they did re-edit the season premiere in light of what happened

greg burke is streaming live from rome. what is going on with the world markets?porter: it's a crazy time, and for mid august you certainly see a lot of political action which is not normally the case. in italy, for example the finance minister trying to convince italian parties today that the government can get it together. this is difficult stuff because they need major structural changes beings this is not something you'll change overnight. the unions do not want to hear about pensions being cut or people being able to be fired more easily. meanwhile the markets across europe are looking pretty good right now, but they are certainly jitter re. they started well this morning, now they went down, now they are all up again, this despite fears about both french and italian banks. a couple of italian bank stocks had to stop trading, because they were down. italy is actually well over 3. all these positive numbers probably a reflection of what is going on on wall strao*et. i don't think anyone here believes that it can last. the real heavy weights meeting next week i

among the recipients are gabe burke of santa rosa. he has raised close to $100,000.tional campaign of reverberating walks to aide refugees in darfur. >> i'm jewish and we have a saying, never again because after the holocaust ended, we said never again and it's actually happening in multiple places right now. >> he says he will use part of his $36,000 to continue funding different world causes. he hopes to inspire other young people to get involved in a cause. the luncheon will take place at the present stid said yeo at noon. >> it all starts with a first step. congratulations. >> clipping coupons a sudden change of plans for the world's biggest social network. >> and moment from this year's mtv video awards, singer who made a huge announcement by actually saying nothing at all. >> bart riders may join the protest today. here in downtown san francisco. they are fed up and they want something to say, too. i'm amy hollyfield and i'll explain coming u u u u u u u u u you can see

honest, the questions were fair game because they were in the book and she addressed them in the burkes they are out there. but i am not 100% sold that he would have asked the same questions to somebody who he may be respected more, which doesn't mean sexism. but i think he was probably trying to pick on her a little bit. but it was fair game. >> to a fair point. >> i think i took both sides there. >> dan, -- >> so hot. >> dan, is it possible to get an impression of pierce's lower lip biting? yeah! [laughter] >> stop that, immediately! >> that's a great shot. >> by the way -- we are going to have to blur that out. >> he was born in the united kingdom. christine o'donnell did say in an brew on an mtv program, i am trying to collect my notes, she said in an interview on an mtv program on masturbation, during which she came -- out -- against masturbation -- saying that the bible -- [overlapping dialogue] >> so you can't masture without lust. i don't know where i was going with that. there you go. by the way, she's in line with roman catholic church, which is also condemned masturbation. so

burke and his family on the one hand and his successor, the governor of texas on the other. respect for the bushes. he spoke with him on july 6th when perry called him to wish him happy birthday and get his advice for running for the presidency. he was caught on tape saying that bush 43 was never a fiscal conservative. perry's answer about the similarities between the two men posed by our own carl cameron elicited a response that has angered some bush advisers. >> they are not all carbon copies in texas. i tell people, i say one of the quick ways you tell the difference is he's a yale graduate i'm a texa texas a&m graduate. >> reporter: frato took to facebook to say the statements about ben bernanke were unacceptable. karl rove says it is not smart politics strategically or tactically for perry to try to distance himself from george w. bush. >> look, it did not matter to george bush in 1998 that he went to yale and that perry went to a and m. he moved heaven and earth to get rick perry elected as his running mate. he made certain that his phone banks only called people that

greg burke reporting live from rome, thank you.: a massive fbi man hunt is heating up now, the mother of three fugitive siblings from florida, with an emotional plea for their surrender. they're accused of shooting at a police car during a high speed chase nearly a week ago, robbing a bank in georgia with an assault weapon. phil keating is live in miami with the latest ono i guess they're kids but they're being compared to bonnie and clyde. >> they're in their 20s, they have long criminal histories and just like the movie bonnie & clyde, according to police they are about robbing banks, fleeing from cop -- from cops, and when they get too close, they open fire. the videotapes showing to police the siblings wearing full facial masks and holding an ak-47 or similar type of weapon, as well as a pistol that's fully automatic. according to police they walked into the bank in val dasa, georgia, shooting several bullets into the ceiling, ordering everybody on the ground and fleeing with cash. with started in florida, where the three had b

greg burke, thank you for the update. bill: terrifying moments on board an american airlines plane, passengers and pilots forced to make an emergency landing, turbulence violently shaking 152 passengers and six crew members. they eventually landed safely in charles shon, south carolina, the chaos, though, apparently injuring passengers and a flight attendant on board. >> it would be premature for me to speak about that. i know that two people were transported. i don't know the extent of the injuries or how serious they are. bill: passengers eventually made it on other flights, the airplane is being checked out for damage in charles shon. >>> three refugees under arrest after one of them tried making it through airport security with what it looked like a bomb, albeit a fake bomb, a woman arrested in phoenix after security discovered a jar in the carry-on bag with a a cell phone attached to the side, the woman claims a man from her home country gave her the jar containing sesame paste. at some point the cell phone was taped

burke, jr., has trying to demonstrate the destruction that occurred and he is being resisted and it seems bloomberg among others want 9/11 to go away and they don't want to talk about it and want it to be in the back of our minds and move on. martha: we're looking now at video, that show that the beams of light that have come up from the world trade center site and, you know, i live in new jersey and we see these every year, and, it is a very moving sight. and now there is discussion they might need to find private funding to support continuing to do those beams of light, in years to come, you know, is that part of this? is it sort of a plea to kind of get people to pitch in and support this memorial, going forward? >> well, i mean, that would be wonderful. i think the lights on the eve of september 11th is one of the most beautiful memorials anyone has done. martha: i agree. >> it means an awful lot to me. so, i would encourage people to support that memorial and try and keep it going. i will certainly do that, myself. but, i think there is a growing chorus of people that want 9/11 to go

burke wadsworth selective service act, the first peacetime draft ever.universal compulsive tory training and so roosevelt strategy here was to maneuver behind the scenes to engineer his own draft and then he could say, well i can't refuse the draft and that was a prelude to the drafting of millions of young american boys. so that was brilliant, and of course the international situation is what compelled roosevelt to seek a third term. if it hadn't been for the international crisis there would have been no justification at all for a third term. >> and i think also jim wrote about roosevelt very great machiavelli and tendency to set people against one another especially 1940, divide and conquer. that is the way he was nominated because there were so many people running that they split up the delegates so roosevelt could be easily drafted. and there was a cost of that. for instance we are sitting this afternoon in a center that is named after henry wallace who is franklin roosevelt's third term vice president. when wallace went to chicago in 1944, hoping fo

attorney burke that we had a problem with. it seemed like he orchestrated this program.n he didn't want to really do the kind of enforcement for those responsible that's what we are hoping willgege under a new u.s. attorney. >> greta: ken melson, acting director of atf who has been reassigned. he was a former united states attorney in washington, d.c. area in virginia he has a great reputation. and i know that he has been helpful to your investigation. it seems like he's been made the saab official lamb by being reassign -- the -- am i wrong? >> no. reassignment is probably appropriate. at the same time he's cooperated, he's been helpful. i'll never forget when he said specifically about when he began seeing certain information that was withheld from atf, including them that had he known that he wouldn't have allowed it. he was sick to his stomach when he read it. then he began trying to get this program shutdown. we have to balance the fact we need a good director. we need one that is senate confirmed. at the same time the u.s. attorney being allowed to resign, we also

. >> lieutenant gary burke supervises the segregation unit at pendleton. when an enmate acts out in the general population, he's moved to seg for the safety of offenders and staff. most kids who come here are still a long way from rehabilitation and their defiance can cause added pressure for officers. >> the challenge is bring your "a" game when you come to work. bring your "a" game. >> brown, come on up. >> they look -- in lashing out and they suffer the consequences later but they never think about that until afterwards, of course. i have to tell them all of the time, this is fast. just sit on your hands, keep your mouth quiet, keep your mouth shut and let it pass. and sometimes it gets to them, sometimes it doesn't. >> [ bleep ]. >> i don't want the whole situation to escalate. it doesn't have to. no it does not. >> there ain't no the choice. >> after three years behind bars, this troubled teen has landed in seg more than once. his appetite for mayhem and attention is a continuous struggle but now the situation is much more serious. >> he was you know

many will look at it as nelson and also, burke, being thrown under the bus.uestion is, will congressional investigators stop there, or will they continue to look for people higher up the chain who may have approved who knew about the program. megyn: william la jeunesse, thank you. >>> a growing number of economists are now suggesting president obama may not have enough firepower in next week's jobs plan to fix our employment crisis. in three minutes, you'll see why they are worried. >>> plus, a california councilman stumbles upon an illegal marijuana field, and winds up dead. what he was doing there, and who police think may have gunned him down. >>> and, should affirmative action be extended to protect the ugly? just ahead, a noted researcher says yes, and he joins us live. megyn: a california councilman out on a hike stumbles upon an illegal marijuana field and winds up dead. jerry nalo was gunned down saturday just outside the city of fort bragg, now a major man hunt is underway to track down his killer and we're learning police may already know who's resp

burks i think he benefits from the soft bigotry of low expectations. despite his victories he's notched over the last 25 years in state politics, people consistently think he fluked his way this to office and managed to get there through a string of dumb luck and coincidences. i don't see the support for that. even in the most recent election. >> if that's not the case, what's he good at? it looked like he was facing a primary challenge from a well-known, popular politician, kay bailey hutchison. he survived. what is the source of his strength? >> i guess this goes to hightower's point. i think democrats have struggled to rustle up candidates against him partly because of the strength as a campaigner. and people expected kay bailey won state-wide office before and was considered popular more so than perry at times. i think he has a good sense of what he needs to do to win with. he's focused on his message. he raises a lot of money. god on the stump. he has good retail politics skills. we will see that in the next few weeks and months. his political ski