started working in government, and it means so much, especially now since carlos and i are from is burt -- immigrant families, and now we have to be leaders of immigrant families to seek good legislation and promises that really start filling the challenges of our youth. not to be able to fill the stream all over the country is the incredible challenge we have before us. we made a great statement in the state of california. i want to make sure we build on that. that is why i came here today. i rushed to make sure i congratulate all of you to be part of alas, which means wings. people will take off because of what you do with us. i want to make sure you enjoy yourself while you are here because we brought the sun for you as well. i know you are all here to join government leaders at all different levels to really get going on innovative ideas, best practices, because guess what, besides new york, besides florida, texas, california is next. 25% of the population of kids will be latino. we have to get an agenda forward. we have to make sure we're filling the gaps. that is what we've been d

dave burt nebernet. meredith thomas. warner lee. richard fong. in that order, please. go ahead and get started. >> according. good morning. dave bernett. as the president indicated, the initial concern from the people that objected to the process, was the stops election issue. basically park's death what -- staff and went and picked a spot that was right between the area which is the meadow and washington street. there was a fair amount of concern on the group of us that were involved in the original creation of this park. the park has very different personas. block 202 persona is quite normal, and is a result of the $1.9 million expenditure you guys made to upgrade the place. it has a nice cohesive feel to it. block 203 is the brainchild of one of the gardners that was on the original staff and had no funding money and basically when the freeway came down picked up my machine and the rhododendrons and the other thing in the park for all barred from golden gate park as a result of upgrades that were done. it has a very natural sort of feel to it. the point i would like

but there was always room for a great love song, like this burt baccarach ballad, sung by herb alpert. ♪ you see this guy ♪ ♪ this guy's in love with you ♪ oh, god didn't make little green apples ♪ ♪ and it don't rain in indianapolis ♪ ♪ in the summer time ♪ think of your fellowman, lend him a helping hand ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart ♪ ♪ love can make you happy ♪ if you find someone who cares ♪ ♪ to give some of the sixties' biggest hits were movie themes, including this 1969 smash from midnight cowboy. ♪ everybody's talking at me ♪ i don't hear a word they're saying ♪ ♪ only the echoes of my mind ♪ i've looked at life from both sides now ♪ ♪ from up and down and still somehow ♪ ♪ anybody here seen my old friend john ♪ ♪ can you tell me where he's gone? ♪ bobby, one of the really great things about the sixties was all those instrumental hits. ah, that's so true and they came in all styles and from all over the world, including france. who can forget this number one hit by conductor paul mauriat? ♪ ♪ don't sleep in the subway, darling ♪ ♪ don't stand in the pouring rain ♪ ♪ wha

to say burt ward's life has gone to the dogs is an under statement. >> actually the way i see it is fromeporter: his canine crusading mission began 17 years ago when anne his wife tracy started a nonprofit animal rescue program out of their home in norco, california called gentle giants. >> this gentle giant would you believe is still a puppy? standing at 7'3". >> 2 1/2 inches taller than shaquille o'neal. >> the giants think they're lap dogs and the lop dogs think they're giants. >> reporter: you've adopted out and saved 14,000 dogs, an astronomical number when you consider the size, the condition of these animals. where did your love of these big creatures start? >> we moved here and decided we wanted a big dog. i've been training dogs for 45 years and tracy is an expert trainer too. we rescued the dogs and found out the ones we didn't take were put to death. i asked tracy, look, why don't we take them for a while, couple weeks? we'll find somebody to take this over. >> little did you know. >> reporter: finding homes for the canines big and small is a daunting task which requires obedi

oh, burt looked into it, no restriction on chemicals. okay. great. we're both kind of getting hosed here. what happened was he made a phone call. he didn't look into it that deeply. it was an innocent, kind of honest mistake and somebody said use whatever you want. >> i don't think anybody is mad at the product -- well, i guess it stunk up the joint. excuse me. did i breathe and give everyone the impression i was done with my sentence? wow. it's like dinner at my household. okay. i think the displeasure is not about whether you used the smelly chemical or didn't. the displeasure was that it happened on a saturday and that there was spillage and they have to redo the floor. at that instant, the president actually hijacked you, like actually stopped you while you were working because you stort of got caught working on a saturday. >> the job was done. i was leaving. >> right. >> now this president shows up and he has blood shooting out of his eyes. he's yelling and screaming and he didn't even give me the dignity and respect to even have a conversation.

through her work a new field of espionage, burt, counterintelligence has been founded we are pleasedwelcome shannen rossmiller to the foundation today. each of us goes for a special debt of gratitude for her courage. we look forward to hearing in greater detail from her about her saugatuck as an unexpected patriot. shannen, welcome to heritage. [applause] >> i want to thank the heritage foundation for having me here today it is an honor and dillinger intimidating so i'm going to do the best i can. but i just wish to make a few quick remarks about my book, just a little bit about my store and the menendez and we are going to do some questions and answers. on a 9/11 i didn't know much about their ideologies and even less about the arab world and its culture. however the events of 9/11 to my core and eventually caused me to look within myself to find the courage and determination to fight on a level that hadn't been seen before. at that time i started, my question fighting terrorism, i had no idea what could imagine the work i took in pioneering counterintelligence on the internet would

so, with burt and joe in the newspaper business, since he eventually decided she wanted to go into publishing two, but there is no outlook for her to do that. in the meantime, one of the tribune's great rivals was of course william randolph hearst. and when he made, when he made his first incursion into the midwest, as you know, the result was bloody. people actually died in the circulation wars of the 1910s. and hearst in a gesture that was the '60s mind gallant, and i think probably is very irritated her brother and cousin offered cissy the chance to first are writing for these newspapers, and he gave her the chance to actually edit his "washington herald," which was running fifth in the sixth paper washington market and the late 1920s. so cissy had had a number of boyfriends after her second marriage, several of whom were really legendary newspaperman, walter how he was one particular, very powerful character. who is the model for the main character in the play, the front page. and others, another lieutenant who was famous for creating huge circulation gains. and so with the help of her br

. >> a frost burt university student and murdered in a senseless killing. >> we take a look at how courtney mccoy is being remembered. "and tonight to talk medical alert, an unsettling thought that more and more people are being drug intentionally. according to this study, it is not just women falling prey. >> bullying is a hot topic in local schools and law students. th >> tractor-trailer driver is recovering. it happened after 9:30 along joppa rpad/ it was heading toward route 7. apparently it did not stop at the red and flossing signal. the crash closed the road for four hours. the train got back on its way a few hours later. in tonight's education alert, some law students are proposing stronger policies to protect students who are believed in school. they are focused on the lesbian gay transgendered you. tim tooten is in the newsroom with more on that story. >> some national studies have suggested these students have a higher level of bullying and at some instance of hire teen suicide. among the experts, the spent the day studying the issue of bullying. they may be victimized because of

. >> burt's bee stuff is fantastic. >> it smells delicious.ns cranberry and pomegranate. >> is this sunscreen? >> this is sunscreen. >> okay, let's move on. >> hoda is allergic to sunscreen. >> everybody should be wearing it all the time. your body can absorb up to five pounds of chemicals a year through the skin. this is a physical block so you don't have to worry about that and it works. >> secret has a new deoderant. >> deoderant is a big thing around here. >> it is? >> it uses a mineral block. it also uses febreeze technology. >> i like it. i like it. >> that is fantastic. >> when your body heat rises a little bit, it kicks in. >> that's what i want my deoderant to do. >> we have 30 seconds. >> this is a great clinique chubby stick. it uses natural pigments. bare essentials, amazing eye shadow that is glimmery. urban decay, a vegan company we adore with a bronzer. >> what about the sparkles in the nail department? >> this is from opi. they've taken fermaldehyde out of the formula. >> that was in there? >> it been in nail polishes for years

manuel to burt reed. makes the catch but doesn't get out of the bounds.ps running and the seminoles run out of time, right? looks like virginia wins the ball game. but, no, the play is reviewed and it's an incomplete pass. so fsu still has life. after a uva five yard penalty, dustin hopkins for the 42 yard field goal. huh-uh missed it. a wild one. 14-13 the final. virginia and virginia tech play for the acc coastal division crown. in north carolina, coast randy edsell and the terps taking on wake forest. end of the first half. terps down 7-0 until this. c.j. brown to picket. 31 yard touchdown. maryland ties at seven. demon deacons. handoff to david megan. up the middle. touchdown, terps. but not so fast. five yard penalty for illegal shift on dorsey. wipes out the touchdown. to make matters worst, he misses on the drive so the score remains 10-7. ensuing wake forest possession. handoff to pendergrass. powers in for a touchdown. fourth quarter, wake forest in control. price up to gibbons. falls down. 35 yard touchdown. gibbons, eight catches. wake forest w

." >> burt reynolds. thank you very much.dean and sammy davis, so i'm on allowed to cover some of the excerpts and there's dean's agent, he says, you want to go inside. dean is sitting there alone. talk to him. i go in there he is sitting at a booth in this big trailer. regis, he said, sit down and we talked like an idiot i go back to the copacabana and there i am with my girlfriend and i went through the whole thing and i said i really was a big fan because my college years when i went home to long island, i had a job at a plastics factory and it was from midnight to 8:00 a.m., i hated the hour, i hated the plastic factory, i hated everything so to get me inspired i would play a little record of dean's. it was just out and i'm going back to the '50s. >> jimmy: before the ipod? >> right. so i'm playing this song and i gave him the title and i said, dean, i used to listen to this every night. he said, what is the title. i said "one foot in heaven." he said i don't remember it. sing it to me, regis. so i sit there and i sing th

then burt said dick kyle orton can't sources say it to the bears >> she wanted out of the room it was hard to see my child go through that >> convicted of killing a toddler throwing to the ground a former daycare worker facing life in prison tonight for the first time her father calling into question the deacon at the confession that helped convict her >> top story toddler death daycare worker's future top story >> there is an appeal planned in the case paul calusinski as his daughter should could not have killed a child she's called one of favorites. melissa calusinski at the melissa without her attorney questioned by police about what happened to 16 month old benjamin kingan. interviewed in january 2009 after the death of 16 month old benjamin kingan the woman questioned 25 year-old melissa calusinski now convicted of first-degree murder could carry a life sentence her father talking on camera for the first time says she was coerced into confessing after police questioned her for hours. >> she wanted out of that room. it was hard to see my child go through that. >> points to a telep

undocumented work part time hardly any of them spoke english they didn't have health care they generally burt 20 hours a week and maybe they made $100 off meeting $8,100 a week and there's this to support their family on that and the speed of dr. king in 68 really turned this into a social justice movement. that is how can we in the united states and the richest nation pay these people $100 house or the supposed to survive? how are they supposed to provide health coverage for their kids and their kids get sick or they get sick? and the sciu by using the innovative organizing tactics were able to unionize these janitors and basically won a contract that doubled their pay and got them health coverage and when the unions are really smart and strategic and really played a social justice they can makes use strides. >> i think what it takes going into the communities working on the sort of grass-roots level to do this. i ask my students -- i teach at a school that emphasizes business trying to model with salt and it is probably one of the best public business institutions in the united states, but

some of them are more practical than others, but this is this quality of this former president just burtingself he wants to help so badly. >> thank you so much. again, the book, "back to work." out today. >>> we are a couple minutes away from "the situation room." about 60 minutes away from ta herman cain news conference. wolf blitzer, we know you'll be watching it. >> we're going set the stage for the news conference. he's going to open with a statement that answers reporter's questions. we'll have kovrnl and complete analysis from our reporters. i'll also speak live with joel bennett. the attorney representing one of the women who's made these serious allegations against cain. he's here in "the situation room." as you know, there's a lot of other news going on including a new iaea report. on iran's nuclear program. we're covering that and a lot of other stories of the day as well. two hours of serious news coming up. >> italy, certainly other news items you'll get to. thank you. >>> still to come here, conrad murray, guilty in the death, one charge, with regard to the death of michael jac

be hard to get financing for it and we-- by we, my two producing partners being jim taylor and jim burt-- has optioned this book "the descendants" in' '07 and i was urged to do it. i said "i'm too busy writing this other thing with jim and my mind couldn't really allow another film to enter my consideration so anyway i was very anxious to direct and when we finished "downsizing" i thought it was going to be tough to get made. that's when i dived into "the descendants" and that was in july of '09. >> rose:ow much of an appeal was making a film in hawaii? very appealing. very appealing. d not for just the obvious of the sun and the surf and the ture which is all prest and ntastic. i had been to hawaii my times and i was aware of that very unique and complex social and cultural structure and fabric out there. and and i thoht ming this film had allow... would allow know make a documentarian's hat as well. >> rose: you also have been praised for your casting insights. >> the only compliment i would give myself in film making is i think i cast well. that's true. >> rose: and you didn't cast c

not to go all burt and ernie here, but one of these things is not like the other if you know what i meanhouse of prayer and got the idea of going to detroit because of a dream he had about a revival preacher william seymour more than a century ago in louisiana. one of the ways lou has been getting people to stay up all night with him in the detroit football stadium to mass convert american muslims in their sleep is with the ad you saw and this video of him and another white guy sitting in front of another giant lion painting talking about what they labeled here on the video as the one eyed black man. this is the lou engel dream that led to the 11/11/11 sleeping muslims all nighter at ford field going on right now. >> in the dream, there was a -- we went to an upper room in detroit, in detroit, in to the detroit. and in detroit, in that upper room, there was a old black man lying there, and he was a one-eyed old black man. seymour. >> one eyed. >> seymour, and he was blind in one eye, and in the dreernlgs his iris was being operated on. so that he would live. the iris, and the word iris a

. ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >>> hi, i'm burt craigen. talk show where we take some of today's leading political analysts, some of today's cutest puppies, and discuss the issues of the day. [ light laughter ] tonight, we're joined by two great guests. on one side, we have popular american filmmaker, author, and social critic who's directed and produced some of the most well known documentaries of the last ten years, michael moore. welcome, michael. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> and on the other side, we're joined by a cute puppy. he's name is gary frick. welcome -- [ cheers and applause ] today we're going to focus on one of the hottest topics in the news, the occupy wall street movement. let's start with you, michael. what are your thoughts on this? >> well, bert, people are fed up. we've got 50 million people without health care, 49 million living in poverty, millions being foreclosed on in their homes. and people feel that wall street and the banks have been occupying their lives. they've occupied the

said to burt lancaster -- >> nobody ever kissed me the way you do. >> nobody? >> reporter: nope. nobody. jeanne moos, cnn. ♪ >> reporter: new york. >>> leave it to jeannie. that's it for me. thanks very much tore watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." the news continues next on cnn. >>> good evening, everyone, tonight new developments and new questions in the still-spreading scandal over the alleged sexual abuse of young children by a former penn state university assistant football coach. tonight, a second charity that helps adolescent boys is checking to see whether any of them had contact with the former penn state defensive coach, jerry sandusky, now accused of ra raping eight boys. >>> the fresh air funds shows records show he did serve as a host for inner city children. >>> and the housecleaning continues at the charity he founded. the board of directors for second mile announced an internal investigation today and its ceo for the past 28 years has quit. >>> plus tonight, new questions about the judge who over the objections of prosecutors, okayed sandusky's rel

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when do the mustaches look like, team burt reynolds raised how much so far?y. >> alisyn: good. let's watch the team as they grow their mustaches. >> clayton: i should mention, the folks who made it, where was it made from, again? whisker works, actually modeled it after geraldo's. >> dave: that is not bulky enough, his has more substance to it. >> alisyn: and i look good with a mustache. don't weigh in, peanut gallery. see how the team, burt reynolds hates cancer are doing during their first week, shall we? >> clayton: or not... >> could make a difference. >> clayton: called movember. >> alisyn: mustache. >> clayton: where thousands of men and women all over the world let their upper lips run wild in the name of charity. >> oh, yeah. mo, mo... movember, mo, mo... mo, mo, mo... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> clayton: here's what their mustaches look like now, after the first week, take a look at this: here's kyle in the movember team, they will be joining us. >> alisyn: that was before, on the left and now, a week later, that is his sort of mustache... >> clayton: a week? >> dave

. >> we know burt ratner resigned. >> kind of forced out. >> he made terrible remarks. >> gay slur. >tion team and host will do an equally great job. now they put someone new in to produce. >> yes, actually the new person is brian grazer well known. received best picture nomination in 1995, for "apollo 13" and "frost-nixon" and the latest, "j. edgar. >> high profile, big producer guy. replaced the young, irreverent guy that would work with eddie. eddie backed out. he was the producer he wanted to work on it. >> just worked together. >> eddie, i respect the decision, i'm not feeling this anymore. i'm out. >> who should host? >> jimmy kimmel. >> you take a different jimmy? >> jimmy falon. >> jimmy falon. have you seen the history of rap with justin timberlake? >> they're very good. let's move on. another baby daddy scandal. maybe. "star" magazine, reporting that this reality star -- laura belizzi, in "secrets in aspen" in 2010. she is saying, their friends, told "star" magazine she is pregnant and the baby's daddy is mel gibson. both the woman and mel are denying this. these are friend

will burt told by the front of this person that someone from a hospital should come out and talk to us. when that happens we will try to protect you live. >> here is a live look at the golden gate. visibility is down near zero just about everywhere. >>james: most of the media bay into the south bay, expects fog to start forming. we are currently seeing later conditions as we head towards sunrise. visibility is down to one eighth of a mile or less. expects problems at oakland and san jose airports. we will keep you updated once the reports come in. fog tracker 4, let's walk you through how we expect the fog to develop or diminish throughout the morning. the dense fog advisory in effect is expected to expire by 9:00 a.m.. >>erica: we have a couple accidents around the bay area. the fog is not impacting traffic. we have dense advisories issued for many of the bay area bridges. traffic is certainly is slowing down. the chp has issued a dense fog advisory. there are warning drivers to be mindful of the cars in front of them and watch their speeds. a fog advisory in effect for the golden gat

. >> we know burt ratner resigned. >> kind of forced out. >> he made terrible remarks. >> gay slur. >nd support each party's decision with a change in producers. i was looking forward to being part of the show. i am sure the new production team and host will do an equally great job. now they put someone new in to produce. >> yes, actually the new person is brian grazer well known. received best picture nomination in 1995, for "apollo 13" and "frost-nixon" and the latest, "j. edgar. >> high profile, big producer guy. replaced the young, irreverent guy that would work with eddie. eddie backed out. he was the producer he wanted to work on it. >> just worked together. >> eddie, i respect the decision, i'm not feeling this anymore. i'm out. >> who should host? >> jimmy kimmel. >> you take a different jimmy? >> jimmy falon. >> jimmy falon. have you seen the history of rap with justin timberlake? >> they're very good. let's move on. another baby daddy scandal. maybe. "star" magazine, reporting that this reality star -- laura belizzi, in "secrets in aspen" in 2010. she is saying, their friend