again, we knew him as butch.hey told us his first and was actually shannon and he was with the police department, and was involved in the port action. that is pretty much what they gave us. we did not have a full identity. we did not know his last name or where within the group he was. eventually over time, looking through public records like birth records, marriage records, death records and things like that, salary records for the police department, i was able to find his first and last name and we were able to get a subpoena. >> greg gladden, you are running cars is an attorney, the head of the aclu, with the national lawyers guild. when you came into this case, why is it that you immediately suspected there was an undercover officer involved with this action? >> good morning. the use of this particular statute, this manufacture of a criminal statutes is criminal. they're not been many in the past three or four years. it is benny's to overreach the first reported case -- it has been used to overreach. it is wh

very butch, mr. speaker. the reality is this, the prime is going to have to answer between now and april and he didn't answer the question as to whether he is going to get that top rate tax cut, a tax cut for millionaires by millionaires. the reality is this, their plan is failing. they stand up for the wrong people. plan a's not working. he should change course. on a day where we hear this economy has created one million net new private sector jobs, all we have learned from the labour is they have learned nothing. they are still committed to the spending, the borrowing, the debt that got us into this mess in the first place. that's the truth and they can't thid from -- hide it from the bh public. >> annette brook. >> this year, the beneficiary of breast cancer campaigns wearing pink day. over that time, we've seen improvements for breast cancer but there is more to be done including improving early identification of this disease for all ages. will the prime meet with the chairs of charities for breast cancer

laughing difficult ladies and gentlemens you can at this timtiter in a nice way andf you want to be butch about it do the manly thought. please this isn't a work of aesthetic value it should be seen as humorous. as i of practicing this piece i can assure you and my ability for tongue twisters in english is limited let alone in japanese so if you see me stop and the priest turn extraordinarily red it's because i had a booboo. if you will excuse me. (music) this is the sort of thing you don't normally see. this would be a curtain and the oil makes it easier to play. (music) (speaking japanese)

speaker, on such a butch answer. [laughter] and what do we get from mr. blitch, mr. speaker? because he briefed -- preached against the new international secretary, the former transport secretary. he was knocking back the clerics while backing the welsh secretary. and when it came to the environment secretary, mr. speaker, she was attacks because she was too old and replace by a man who was older. very good, mr. speaker. the reality is this. the prime minister is going to have to answer between now and april but he didn't answer the question as to whether he's going to get the top rate tax cut, a tax cut for millionaires by millionaires. the reality is this, their plan is failing. they stand up for the wrong people. plan a is not working. he should change course. >> on a day when we hear that this economy has created 1 million net new private sector jobs, all we have learned from the labour party is they have learned nothing. they are still committed to the spending, the borrowing and the debt that got us into this mess in the first place. that's the truth and they can't hide

. ♪ >> greta: president obama hits a butch in the road, a rather big one.itical panel is here in 60 minutes. first to our new york newsroom with the headlines. >> discover, the credit card company, ordered to pay back about $200 million to cardholders. the fed is accusing the credit card giant of deceptive marketing practice. they say call center workers sometimes leading customers to believe add-ons like identity theft protection were free when they were not. discover will also pay a $14 million fine. >>> and a bad day for apple shareholders sparked in part by a huge factory brawl. this happened at the foxconn factory in china where apple products are assembled. some 2,000 workers there reportedly riting. no word why. that coupled with disappointing sales reports of a new iphone 5 sent apple stock plunging today. 5 million iphone 5s have been sold since the debut last friday. back to greta. >> greta: lots of bumps in the road on a campaign trail today. governor romney hammering president obama about his reference to outbreaks of the middle east violence as

butch come across into my yard by scrastleddin scaffoldine backyard to set up and put in sheer wall and new stucco that he wanted on the wall of my house. he said i'll pay you 5,000 to do it. i said you don't have to pay me. if it's a good project and you need to do it and it will help, that's fine. so he came in, he did it. at that time, everybody was happy. however, he then decided to do the garage. now he's been a year and a half from this state that you see on the drawing. it's been like that with the big dumpster coming out from the backyard for a year and a half. i know you have a letter from one of the neighbors talking about that. this project has such a higher degree of risk to me. the yard -- i mean it's a 25 foot lot, and the house -- even though it's two flights back, there's a huge backyard. so the volume of soil that he's moving by going 19 feet wide for a while, and then slightly less, all the way back 50 feet, 10 feet high, and then when he gets there, he has to excavate two floors for a 14 by 18 room, that will be a bathroom, and a extra space room, and the elevator, wh

that is how assertive and butch the leader of the opposition really is. the right honorable gentleman asks about infrastructure. if we look at what is planned by this government, we see that between 2010 and 2015 we will be investing £250 billion in infrastructure. that compares with just £113 billion between 2005 and 2010. that shows that he has absolutely not got a clue. >> the difference between the shadow chancellor and the chancellor is that the shadow chancellor was right about the economy and the chancellor was wrong. i have to say that the paralympic crowd spoke for britain. however, it is another prime minister's questions, we are back and, characteristically, the prime minister does not answer my question. the answer is that none of the road-building programmes announced in his grand infrastructure plan has started. let us look at another grand claim the prime minister made. in march, he published his housing strategy. he said, "our housing strategy is beginning to get britain building again." before he starts talking up his next announcement ab

ganzel goes on a paranoid coke binge, and butch boy pulls a gun on me with my mom-- - it's taken care of. - something going on between you two, liv? - don't be an ass. - do you two need a room? - no, we're all good. let's roll, boss. - cassidy, you drive with ganzel. i'll follow. - you don't trust me to show up? - nypd, they get a little anxious. hey. hey, moron. get away from the car. - police! stop! police! - hey do you hear me? i said back up. - or what? - stop! nypd! - you don't want to do that, pal. - you back off, or i'll shoot him. - not--not necessary. - stop! - drop the gun! [siren wailing] - you drop your gun! - get back against the pole. - put the gun down. - you put yours down. - police! don't move! - police! don't shoot! i'm on the job! - i'm on the job! - don't move! both of you, drop it! - no, i'm on the job! - i said freeze! - i'm a cop. i'm on the job. - police! police! on the job. don't shoot. don't shoot. - liv, get b-- liv, get back! - no! no! cassidy, cassidy. 10-13, 10-13, officer down, officer down. vandam and varick. a p.o. was shot. cassidy. oh, my god. call a

. >> eric: any question the next round of polling there will be a little butch toward the romney campaignall. for romney to say that this was amateur hour is like little leaguers telling the new york yankees how to play the baseball game. when a challenger gets on the ground and foreign policy and national security with an incumbent president, i done care who it is. you get yourself in real trouble. he doesn't have the ability or the background or his people. he came out with a statement before anything was happening there. >> dana: no. >> bob: yes. >> dana: no. >> bob: yes. >> dana: he said what he said after the embassy in cairo, after our embassy in cairo put out the ridiculous statement about the movie. >> bob: yes, he did but that was before the embassy was under siege. >> dana: in response to that, which is what all of us were talking about. the news of the day. >> bob: yes, but the way he suggested was that the obama foreign policy like charles krauthammer and his - -- >> eric: go ahead, greg. >> greg: let me make a point. you seem to be saying how dare mitt romney talk about the f

neil: you are shaking your head, butch. >> it's about hope. we hope we get it right. four years ago, if it's not done in first three years, i will not run again. here we are again. neil: what did you want to hear? >> now will rehelp the unemployed? give grant money, trained them not to be unemployed, do a different career, banks to give money to small businesses, like what's helping my business and others like me? grant money? do things for us? not just, you know, we're going to cut this and we're going to add on, you know, exporting stuff. you know, it's all over the place, but it's not specific. i want to hear specifics. neil: you know, i was looking at the crowd there, and i don't know how it resinated back home, but there were a lot of beneficiaries of that government there, the union reps and various teacher unions and what else. very good folks, doafnt -- don't get me wrong, but the folks paying the bills for those folks, that was a vital con stitch weapon sigh -- constituency missed. what did you think? >> i i heard more teachers, not more small business. it's

paul ryan making his case on the stump that america has hit a big butch and it ain't pretty. man republican operatives have reportedly been urging romney to get out and get blasting is here and talking. wrong man paul ryan joining me from memphis, tennessee. what do you make of the latest numbers congressman? you have talked about weakness in the economy, but prior to the data today, congressman, we been seeing a pickup of consumer sentiment and obviously we see markets all over the map but what did this signal? >>guest: we have seen slow growth. now we see it is slower. a downward revision from 1.7 to 1.3 percent is a big drop. the drop in durable goods is enormous. this is not what a real recovery looks like. as you mentioned from the fay of businesses and manufacturers, they see more clouds ahead. it is because of the president's failed policies. mitt romney and i are preparing very specific pro growth solutions to get real growth in the economy. there is no reason why we cannot get the who growing at its potential and get people back to work. that is why we propose pro gr

what's in these pictures makes a lot of new parents nervous, newborn rashes and butches that seem to up -- bumps that seem to pop up out of nowhere. most of these rashes are normal, but skin conditions in infants are treated much differently than in adults. >> in general follow your common sense and instincts, but usually she is more. >> reporter: dr. kate johnson is a dermatologist at johns hopkins pediatric children center and says new skin is fragile, so less products and scrubbing are key. fragrances are never an option for babies. >> the chemicals can just irritate newborn skin and they can absorb the fragrance products and can become sensitized and that can cause rashes. >> reporter: etox is one of the most common rashes in newborns, very noticeable with tiny red and yellow bumps. >> it can look very alarming, but it's actually incredibly benign, doesn't irritate the child at all. >> reporter: the doctor says etox is not associated with infection, just a normal reaction to the bacterial flora on the skin's surface. uv rains from the sun are extremely -- rays from the sun are ex

butches in the road?r assassinated. >> romney really taking any chance he can to politicize these attacks. the white house's jay carney responded to romney's remark yesterday calling it a desperate attempt to find the political advantage and in this case, it is profoundly offensive. today at the u.n. assembly, president obama plans on addressing a wide range of foreign policy issues denouncing both the violence in the middle east and the anti-islam film that sparked some of the protests. he'll also give a renewed warning to iran to put a stop to its nuclear program. some people, especially republicans, are saying mr. obama should have spent yesterday meeting with world leaders rather than taping an episode of abc's "the view." former white house press secretary robert gibbs is coming to the president's defense saying the appearance will not detract from mr. obama's work at the united nations. during that interview on "the view," mr. obama said there are a lot of things we can survive as americans but we w

we're more of the feminine side than the butch side. >> he look too much like a -- too much like a femy had morgan developed a friendship with the one other inmate most like himself, he received some good news from the disciplinary ward. they decided to suspend his sanctions. as a result, his transfer request to the lower security prison was still under consideration. but near the end of the shoot in new mexico, morgan had stumbled again. >> peaches got locked up again. poor thing. >> why? >> smoking on suspended sanctions. >> how does it affect you? >> my friend is not here that i get to talk to a lot. he should be back by after 60 days. i don't really talk to nobody now that peaches is gone. >> i woke up. i needed a cigarette. me and a few other people, we were smoking and the lieutenant walks through and says can i have a drag and i said, sure, turned around and handed it to him. boom, it's the lieutenant. lo and behold, there's the lieutenant. so, i got in trouble. one cigarette. [ bleep ] it. i don't care. >> with a second violation coming on the heels of his first, morgan would p

it's butch cassidy and the sundance kid time. >> greta: isn't that leadership?party's always going to push against you, but this is a very important issue for the american people, the social security. it's very important. sure, it's lousy that the opposing party pushes against anyone. >> george bush put out a social security proposal. he didn't get the bipartisan support for it, didn't get the negotiations for it. >> greta: it still remains a problem. it's not like the last guy failed, so i'm not going to do anything either. >> no one wants to touch it, go near it. as bob mentioned, the parallel to what the romney campaign and what paul ryan has said is sort of interesting, that paul ryan will say we're not talking about the details of tax reform, because we want it to be transparent when we get in there and have the negotiations. the fact is six weeks before the election you can't have an honest and open debate. neither campaign will want to engage in it. of course they should put ideas before the american people. they have mentioned ideas around social securit

. >> so he is now butch patrick and jerry mathers. >> stephanie: yeah. >> there will always be criticsely seen a moment where the man and the moment met so well. [ snoring ] >> stephanie: zzzzzzzz. >> he is losing to nascar people. >> stephanie: time to go home eddie. >> isn't it wonderful, eddie! >> i won't go! i won't! i won't! you can't make me! you can't! you can't! >> stephanie: hurry up ann is going to come and we're going to get hollered at and junk. >> ann romney: stop it. >> stephanie: ed go ahead. >> caller: stop it. >> stephanie: stop it. >> caller: last night scott pelley was talking about the 700-some billion dollars he was going to take away from medicare. and mitt said i'm the guy running for president, we're not going to do it the vice president's way. i just found that amazing. >> stephanie: uh-huh. and then regarding the tax thing on friday afternoon. he said three months ago that if he were to overpay his taxes -- >> stephanie: right. >> caller: that he wouldn't be qualified to run for president. >> stephanie: that's right. mittens you only claimed $2.25 million to c

oh, who is more butch than romney.ou don't like, pass a law stopping it. [ applause ] >> stephanie: it's that guy. >> uh-huh. >> stephanie: okay. all right. >> wow. >> stephanie: scott in rich monday, you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi scott! >> caller: morning steph. >> stephanie: good morning. >> caller: i'm a jew living in eric cantor's district -- [overlapping speakers] >> stephanie: what is that? >> caller: if wayne defeats cantor for me, it will be just like christmas for me. [ laughter ] >> caller: what i really called about though is this video clip that they have been running showing obama talking about redistribution -- >> stephanie: yes, in 1998 uh-huh. >> caller: if you look at the out of context clip that they are using what he is talking about is redistributing the government programs the assets of the government programs from the taxes they have already collected. >> stephanie: right. to give everyone a fair shot. and if you go on to listen to more of the tape he is praising capitolism. >> caller

. >> this is butch cassidy and his brother is the sundance kid. >> reporter: they may beside by sides for the decision to be a judge on "american idol." >> you're going to hollywood. >> reporter: perry told reporters he did not want aerosmith's name involved with the show. and now with tyler, they're back and awaiting the release of a new album in november. >> this is the best record we've ever made. >> this year. >> when we put it together, it was like, what if we write a song for what they're going to listen to in the shuttles 20 years from now going to mars. what would they want to hear? >> reporter: teel early and perry are rarely interviewed together. they've had a rocky relationship for decades. there's one topic that continues to be a sore subject. >> it was the biggest show on tv. every night, millions of people got to see that big -- sing, being what he is. it didn't hurt aerosmith. they were a little jealous in the beginning that i took it. i didn't tell them i did. >> well, speak for yourself. i wasn't jealous. >> you were the first to go to the press. >> no, i was upset b

hal david wrote dozens of hits including this oscar winning classic from the film "bush butch cassidy dance kid." ♪ rain drops keep falling on my head ♪ ♪ but that doesn't mean my eyes will soon be turning red ♪ ♪ crying is not for me >> other tunes co-writen by david include "the look of love" and" close to you" sung by the carpenters. "always something there to remind me" back in the 1980s. the 1961 country classic "sea of heartbreak." that was a duet for roseanne cash and bruce springsteen. david died saturday of a stroke. he was 91. still ahead. new revelations about the raid that killed bosama bin laden an they're coming from that navy s.e.a.l.'s book that the pentagon doesn't want to you read. setting up the news starts with arthritis pain and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve, the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain away all day. back to the news. gives you a 50% annual bonus. and everyone, but her... likes 50% more cash. but, i have an idea. do you want a princess dress? yes how about some cupcakes? yes lollipop? yes! do you want

. >> butch patrick loves the show.t him back. >> stephanie: as if it wasn't a worse name than mitt. >> well before the stench article appeared, there was a strong sense that ryan was freeing himself from the grips of the romney campaign. it began after his disastrous appearance with the aarp in new orleans. style dictated by the romney handlers stand behind the lectern, read the speech writ and don't stray from the script. >> stephanie: the initial boo and then they boo the explanation. i thought there would be mixed reaction. let me explain. >> he had his mom there. who boos a guy in front of his 78-year-old mother other 78-year-old mothers! this is the fun part. further down, it is a dancing year one of romney's advisors has kept a close grip on ryan traveling with him everywhere and make hur -- sure he's used to the brain trust. >> stephanie: he's probably on the phone with sarah palin. >> a brain trust rumor has it that refers to ryan as gilligan. >> oh! >> bam! >> which by the way that makes the romney skipper. le

. >> the challenger gets a butch just for sharing a stage with the president in the first debate. any chance the romney camp could play it safe this first time out on wednesday? >> they probably will play it safe. remember they have three chances over the course of october. obviously different formats, different topics each time. but i wouldn't be surprised if you see them play it safe the first time out of the gates, especially given where they are in the polls. and that's interesting because a lot of conservatives right now are calling for mitt romney to take a risk, to think outside of the box and really do something dramatic. but given the way the romney campaign runs their team, i doubt they'll do anything that risky. >> what about as we were just watching both of you, and i'll ask you first, joe heard joe biden i'm heard at the top. he is hitting home the medicare mess naj florida. is that a winning strategy? >> you know, it's worked in the past in election cycles we saw it pretty effective in 2010 when republicans used it against democrats. this cycle democrats especially i

these are not butches in the road but human lives. >> steve: hold the phone, the white house said mr.ney misinterperted what the president intended. he referred to israel as one of our closest alley? come on. eric cantor, the house majority said for israel is on parwith other alies in the region is very concerning. >> gretchen: why is the president of the united states not meeting with world leaders. they're right here in new york . it is convenient and frankly what presidents do. many people say he doesn't want to create any bumps. you know any kind of conversation that might take them off track 42 days from the election. instead of meeting with the egyptian leader president morsi, he sends secretary of state hillary clinton to meet with him ahead and cancelled the so-called meeting. >> brian: i don't understand. i would think that the advantage is president of the united states. and go behind closed doors. he met with 13 leaderships last year. you get a general tone and go to the next room. you can look like he is in charge. he could go to a meet issue statements that he laid it on

down in talking not only the anniversary of the year in iraq and people make commitments all the time butch he said we in virginia looking at it through our eyes, the president won virginia in 2008 when he was a neophyte running against a bona fide american war hero. this a battle tested president who made very difficult decisions. he's made tough decisions here and virginians respect him. >> are you confronted at all by voters as you make your rounds in the state with the feeling that some people express, a lot of people express, the weight of this war, being carried by almost when you're in the middle of two wars your guardsmen and women are getting redeployed repeatedly. i wasn't to the deployments, i went to the funerals, i went to afghanistan to see our guards men and women there. the military families with the relief that these repeated deployments is coming to an end. i know time between deployments is decreasing. at quantico they're not being given to start tomorrow. they're being told your active. >> first of all, i love the way you talk about the staff. sequestration, the cuts tha