ron reagan -- calvin coolidge was president.hey were teaching economics, the old school of economics sociology major. something stock. >> host: you ranked calvin coolidge number 12, right after jfk. jfk you have tied for seventh place with fours across the board of six categories except for character. >> character is mixed. on the upside two things appeal to me. he was never a weiner. you never heard stories about isolation of the president and woe is me which we heard from our current leader two days ago about not getting the speaker to return his calls. you never heard the winding. every day with a new beginning very much like reagan. they were proud of their irish roots. the fact that kennedy took responsibility. he said the problem at the bay of pigs was mine. i am president of the united states. i am the command authority of the government. first time -- the conference is my responsibility. the downside, lot has come out that i am not so sure we would recommend for his successors. not even talking about the personal life bu

calvin holmes is considered an expert. >> it comes off 25 to 30% alcohol.ost people caught with wine all they do is to lose their job and get a little write-up, but me, straight to lockup, because my wine has put more people on lockup than the police have. they get drunk on my wine, and they are going to get into a fight. they say, calvin, you find that hoochum, i'm goingb to lock your [ bleep ] up. >> holmes comes up clean today, but other inmates are not so lucky. >> it is called hooch, the homemade wine. it is what they brew. basically for the weekends to watch the football game. it is like us going to the bar and have a drink, and it is strong, too. >> though holmps usually conceals the hooch-making operation, the prison allowed him to show our cameras how it is done, providet is destroyed upon completion. >> two styrofoam cups, you are drunk, and two, you are passed out and three or four, and you are going to the hole. i take my jug, and it is a gallon jug, and this is a half gallon here, and i have another half gallon of orange juice, and making a gal

something stock. >> and you rank calvin coolidge number 12 right after jfk. etf can you have tied for seventh place. straight force across the board except for character. >> a mix story. on the upside to things about kennedy, he was never a wiener. he never heard stories about the isolation of the presidency and, well, is me. the step at the altar. you never heard the warning. every day was a new beginning. both very proud of their roots. and the fact that kennedy took responsibility for his mistakes. the fault for the bad things as mine. i am the president of the united states, the commanding authority of the government. are there any questions? the whole congress is going to be taken to the woodshed. the downside, of course, a lot has come out since those years that i'm not so sure we would recommend for his successors. i'm not even talking about the personal life. i'm talking about putting himself at risk, the kind of people being shepherded into the white house, being waved through without security clearance, questions about foreign government, questions

according to court records, gregory calvin king sent 20,000 twitter messages, some of them threatening, to a person identified as mm. king's twitter account shows thousands of posts were sent to marisa mayer a vice president for the mountain view search giant. mayer ranks 42nd on forbes magazine's latest list of the world's most powerful women. >>> she was one of the most powerful women herself in the silicon valley, but now carol bartz is out of a job. stephanie chuang joins us from yahoo headquarters in sunnyvale where bartz' ouster was sudden but not altogether unexpected. i guess we can't get to stephanie right way. we'll get back to her in just a moment. >>> meanwhile, five state lawmakers will hold a news conference this morning in sacramento to urge governor brown to sign their gas pipeline safety bill in response to the deadly explosion and fire that devastated a san bruno neighborhood one year ago this week. federal report described a litany of failures by pg&e that led to that disaster. >>> it looks like the battle over same-sex marriage in california is going back to federal

is there a better receiver than calvin johnson? check out the freak.p to grab this touchdown from stafford and the lions go on to beat the bucks. sunday night football and tony romo is helping to be the hero, but he is the goat. it lead to the game winning field goal. the jets come back from 14 in the fourth to beat the boy twos 7-24. we end right here with a little baseball. he was called out and looks safe to me. that is your plays of the day. your toyota sports report is coming up. we will preview the raiders' season opener in denver. >> coming up, the men and women who went to war after september 11th. we will be right back. hey guys, what can i get for you? i'd like a decaf 360 calories please. and for you? i'll have a triple iced 410 calories please. you want the 40 whipped calories on that? uh, you know what... i'll have this instead [ female announcer ] swap one thing a day for a yoplait light. with 33 flavors all around a hundred calories, a swap a day adds up to amazing. [ male announcer ] save lids to save lives with yopla. available at your

wilder alfredo gomez jenine nicole gonzalez mauricio gonzalez rosa gonzalez lynn goodchild calvin j.ng peter goodrich harry goody >> and my father, james. we love and miss you. you will never be forgotten. go blue. >> and my father. we love and miss you, dad. i hope i can play a round of golf with you. kiran reddy gopu catherine c. gorayeb lisa gordonstein kerene gordon sebastian gorki kieran joseph gorman thomas edward gorman michael edward gould douglas allen goyell yuji goya jon richard grabowski christopher michael grady edwin j. graf iii david martin graifman gilbert franco granados lauren grancola elvira granitto >> and my brother-in-law, fet and why rescue -- fdny rescue 1. your wife and entire family love and miss you every day. this world as a lesser place without you. >> and my big brother. joseph. we love you and miss you. 10 years, but it is still not easy. your family loves and mrs. you. you would be proud of your family. give pops a hug and a kiss. thank you to all the workers who got today ready for us. winston arthur grant christopher s. gray james michael gray tara m

i just simply telling what happened to calvin and me. up their own mind whether they want to believe it or not. >> reporter: now 35 years later, hickson says he still can't get the ordeal out of his mind. >> there are simply unidentified flying objects that's come from other worlds out there. and where those worlds are, i've got no idea. >> hmm. >> hmm. >> yes, indeed. i guess you can't laugh too much. because what they said actually led, played a role in the formation of national ufo reporting center in seattle. so -- >> oh. >> oh, man. >> wow. it's pretty here. >> so nice. maybe, maybe aliens will take us to a day side shift. wouldn't that be nice? >> they'll drop us off on the day side shift. >> they'll bring us back. let us do this in silence. when we come back, reese witherspoon's black eye. >> and so easy to poke fun at charlie sheen. stick around for "the skinny." ♪ >> and it is so easy to poke fun at charlie sheen. stick around for "the skinny." n. stick around for "the skinny." ♪ skinny so skinny >>> welcome back, everybody. tim

. >> a woman dead after an accident yesterday at the calvin crest conferences. according to00úrÑ the camp's website the 23-year-old died after falling 30 feet through a trapdoor on the rock climbing wall. she was an educational instructor at the camp. students did not witness that fall. >>> in sacramento, bart's police department facing tough questions regarding officers training and pedestrianers. demonstrators have been holding -- weekly protests calling for the disbanding of bart police since officers shot and killed a man in july.#i san francisco assemblyman opened the hearing this morning. the hearing is expected to include testimony from bart's general manager and bart's police chief. >>> tonight, the oakland school board will discuss a plan to close 13 schools at the end of the year. superintendent tony smith's plan include shutting down five elementary schools. eight other schools will be eliminated by merging them with other existing schools. the move will save the district up to two million dollars a year and brittenum of oakland schools more closely i

they've already arrested the rogue trader, 31-year-old quakeo abdubole, seen here safely contained in a calvin klein ad. folkes, as scared as we all might be for our savings i want to point out the real victim here-- ubs. they've announced this incident will result in a net loss for the third quarter. but i am confident that ubs will earn back every dollar way banks always do-- by rolling up their sleeves and raising your a.t.m. fees ( laughter ) ( applause ) folks, i gotta say, i love the american jobs act. no, jimmy, jimmy, not obama's bill. that thing is a heat-seeking turd. no. ( laughter ) i am talking about the other american jobs act reulosed yesterday by texas republican congressman and tequila worm stunt double louie gohmert. you see, despite running around with their hair on fire, the president and the democrats forgot to file their bill with the house of representatives. so gentlemanert got there first and filed his own bill with the exact same they will it's american jobs act. that's what political stiffs call a parliamentary ( bleep ) block. ( laughter ) and i gotta tell you i hav

. >> a woman dead after an accident yesterday at the calvin crest conferences. according to00úrÑ the camp's website the 23-year-old died after falling 30 feet through a trapdoor on the rock climbing wall. she was an educational instructor at the camp. students did not witness that fall. >>> in sacramento, bart's police department facing tough questions regarding officers training and pedestrianers. demonstrators have been holding -- weekly protests calling for the disbanding of bart police since officers shot and killed a man in july.#i san francisco assemblyman opened the hearing this morning. the hearing is expected to include testimony from bart's general manager and bart's police chief. >>> tonight, the oakland school board will discuss a plan to close 13 schools at the end of the year. superintendent tony smith's plan include shutting down five elementary schools. eight other schools will be eliminated by merging them with other existing schools. the move will save the district up to two million dollars a year and brittenum of oakland schools more closely i

how area rescuers are preparing for the worst at the calvin sectional project.bs 5 eyewitness news at 6:30. >>> this is the last hoorah for summer, and looking good. >> we've got the weather. >> into the 90s, warming up through the week, and that means minimal fog. >> but we avoided the triple digits for awhile. >> yeah, it is. we'll avoid them now, too. looks like 90s and through the week as we expect a bit of a cool down this time next weekend. >> i'll curse my self next weekend talking about the triple digits. have a great night. >>> just having some chicken noodle. starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope, just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see... south western vegetables... 60 calories, oh beef pot roast... ...ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me out? yup. >> mitchell: tonight, a deadly accident at a nevada air race as a world war ii vintage plane crashes, hurling debris, killing at least nine and injuring scores of spectators. karen brown is there. >> it was like a war zone. >> mitchel

calvin coolidge love to play practical jokes. when hughes stayed at the white house, calvin coolidge sent to his barber up to his room. >> if i remember, wilson had to stay up all night. he was quite irritated. >> it was a couple of days because california define the race. >> there are two guys. norman thomas ran for president on a socialism ticket. the one on our list is eugene debs of terre haute indiana. what do you think of him? >> i think of a principled guy who was at the forefront of the labor movement. i think he was a labor leader. he runs on the socialist ticket. he was a guy who wants to break the trusts and give the working man power. we are in a time now where we are talking about public employees unions. there was no such thing. he was talking about people who work with their hands for a living and do dangerous things. he fought for the right to organize. his day came, but not in his time. >> he was also outspoken in his opposition to world war i. he was, for his pains, thrown in jail by woodrow wilson, the great ch

after a thirteen year partnership the thirty five year old american our affiliate in himself with calvin who's best known for his long term association with another former world number one fred couples who has been without a title for over two years on the step to fiftieth in the world since the much publicized revelations about his private life and subsequent to force. brings us the paralympic sports where the third annual. national awards ceremony took place in moscow on tuesday the events named after the famous russian gymnast who was badly injured during a competition just weeks before the one nine hundred eighty games all the major wars going to for time part of the picture in russian skier eric is a report although it wasn't only part of the show on the serve one of the amusing look at punctuality who's been suffering with a muscle disorder since he was born a serious illness can be overcome the comedian showing off the same down study performed up to twenty ten winter olympics opening ceremony. eight years ago i was unable to. six years ago i could only take three steps today i'm

july after a thirteen year partnership the thirty five year old american not affiliated himself with calvin who's best known for his long term association with another former world number one frayed couples woods has been without a title for over two years on a slip to fiftieth in the world rankings since the much publicized revelations about his private life and his subsequent divorce. to be where a draw was witnessed for only the third ever time in world cup history today remarkably it was japan and canada for two stalemates the same sides who also drew up the two thousand and seven tournament the game in napier played in perfect condition sound with the most positive of approaches come a day eventually fighting back to deny japan only a second ever world cup win twenty three apiece how it ended up after that italy ensure their qualification for the twenty fifteen games and victory over the united states the a jury also still in with a shy to meet our event in this year's quarterfinals following the bonus point win in nelson. ok let's stay at the world cup or russia's final match of the c

. >> people are used to cool light, 41 degrees calvin. the higher the number, the bluer and whiter it is. the lower the number, they make lamps which are quite warm-looking like the ones you would find in a house somewhere. certainly 3,000 or 2,700 degrees and your kitchen looks just great. >> we were talking about metering separately for different residential units and this i understand louisiana people to do separate submetering for commercial spaces. is that right? >> we do have an opportunity for people to -- a lot of times in the electricity is just built into your rent, no one even seems to care whether they're turning things on or off and save energy. when you make them responsible for their own energy use, they decided make it's a good idea to turn a light off every now and again. >> how does this work? >> these meters are installed and we have what they call split-core current sensor and it wraps wraps what you're trying to measure. the meter meets all federal accuracy ansi standards and every month you get an idea how much energ

. >> calvin j. gooding. >> harry goody. >> kiran reddy gopu. >> and my father. we love and miss you, you will never be forgotten. >> and my father, we love and miss you, dad. i hope i can play a round of golf with you. >> catherine c. gorayeb. >> kerene gordon. >> sebastian gorki. >> kieran joseph gorman. >> thomas edward gorman. >> michael edward gould. >> yuji goya. >> jon richard grabowski. >> christopher michael grady. >> edwin j. graf iii. >> david martin graifman. >> gilbert franco granados. >> elvira granitto. >> and my brother-in-law, a firefighter. your wife, your daughter, and your entire family love and miss you every single day. this world is a lesser place without you. >> and my big brother. joseph michael>> winston arthur grant. you would be proud of your family. give pot of hug and kiss for us all. for all the construction workers they got today ready for all of us. >> christopher s. gray. >> james michael gray. >> tara mccloud gray. >> linda catherine grayling. >> john m. grazioso. >> timothy george grazioso. >> derrick auther green. >> wade b. g

hello again they're welcome to spotlight the interview show on the arts retired calvin oliver and today we're charting a ballot nine eleven. this year marks the tenth anniversary of september eleventh attacks in the united states two passenger airliners crashed into the world trade center buildings in new york and one into the pentagon building in d.c. almost three thousand people died in the attacks started a new era us led a war against terror which forty two major military operation in iraq and afghanistan just two months ago the u.s. enemy number one salah bin ladin was killed in pakistan but did his death really change any of the ten years down being produced any result except the growing insurgency on the one hand and islamophobia on the other we're asking the former chief obvious i'm a bin laden tragedy units in the cia michael. who were still attack in u.s. history terrorists hijacked four planes and two of them into the twin towers of the world trade center in new york city one into the pentagon while do force was presumably targeted at the white house in washington. it crashed

. >> you bring calvin coolidge number 12 as right after jfk. jfk you have tied for seventh place and he gets straight force across the board of the six categories except the character of three. two things about kennedy he was never a winner. you never heard stories about the isolation of the presidency which we've heard from the current leader you never heard the warning from kennedy and it was like reagan and the fact that kennedy took responsibility for his mistakes he said before the cameras the president of the commanding authority of the government and i don't want any questions. the first time that -- the whole congress would be taken to the woodshed. the down is unless they are sure we would recommend for the successors i'm not even talking about the personal life and talking about perhaps putting oneself at risk and questions about the foreign government and about girlfriends who have ties to the underworld you wonder about that happening again on the upside he was not a weiner and i point out he also cut taxes and was at a time when th

the woman was a instructor in the calvin crest conference. she was working there as a youth camp instructor. and no students witnessed her fail. - fall. >> family and friends of michelle le will hold a vigil four months after she disappeared. family and friends want to thank the community and volunteers who helped to find michelle's body. michelle le disappeared in lay may from kaiser perme medical center. her high school friend is chaced with her murder. >> the suspect in the murder of a american teenager admitted he killed another young woman. he was questioned in the death of stephanie florez. >> did you kill stephanie? >> yes. >> you killed stephanie florez, right. >> yes. a hotel worker in lima found floresc's body in a room registered in van der sloot's name. he is suspected in the disappearance of natalee holloway in arub a. they never tried him despite arresting him twice in holloway's case. he was one of the last to see her alive before she vanished. >> the trial of the doctor accused in michael jackson's death is underway in los ang

titus davidson >> niurka davila >> clinton davis >> wayne terrial davis >> anthony richard dawson >> calvine jesus >> monique e. de jesus >> are courageous son. >> and my brother, charles gregory jones. we miss you dearly. >> nereida de jesus >> emerita de la pena >> azucena maria de la torre >> david paul de rubbio fax william dean >> jemal legesse de santis >> christian louis de simone >> melanie louise de vere >> william thomas dean >> robert j. deangelis, jr. >> thomas patrick deangelis >> tara e. debek >> anna marjia debin >> james v. deblase >> paul decola >> simon marash dedvukaj >> jason defazio david a. defeo >> manuel del valle, jr. >> and mines and brother, we miss you and love you and will never forget what happened 10 years ago. god bless america. >> and my uncle. we miss you more than anything in the world. our family has 19 the same. give us a victory tonight in your honor. >> donald arthur delapenha >> vito joseph deleo >> danielle anne delie >> joseph a. della pietra >> andrea dellabella >> palmina delligatti >> colleen ann deloughery >> francis albert demartini >> anthony

policies that ronald reagan gave us and eventually crashed our economy with a little sprinkle of what calvin coolidge and herb hoover gave us that caused the great depression here to offer his take on it on this whole issue as ever langar president of the institute for liberty andrew welcome. first of all you want to correct to contradict straight the saw there's a one hundred seventy seven you know you sort of left out there is that while the corporate tax rates may be lower going lower than they have been a long time regulatory costs have never been higher the regulatory state according to obama's own s.b.a. cost the american economy nearly two trillion dollars annually two trillion dollars so with a meant for america's job creators are small businesses businesses with twenty employees or rather. two thirds of all share her uterus alvey the homes anybody who's there is around and i think i'm going to create a job as an oh sure the higher kid who does they would make money and other another put. it through a third of all jobs are created by america's small businesses those are the businesse

. >> and you rank calvin coolidge number 12, right after jfk. jfk you have tied for seventh place and he gets straight fours across the board in the six categories, except for kerry there. >> well, character is a mixed story. on the upside, he was never a whiner. he never worried about the isolation of the presidency, which we heard from our current leader a few days ago instead of being an author and not getting the speaker to return his calls. every day with a new beginning, very much like reagan. they were both very proud of their irish roots. and the fact that kennedy took responsibility for his mistakes and that the problem is mine of the united states. cannot have any questions. the whole conference will be taken to the woodshed. on the downside, of course, a lot has come out since the kennedy here is, unless they are sure we would recommend for his successors. i'm not even talking about her personal life. i'm talking about putting oneself that one knows risk, the kind of people be shuffled into the white house, questions about foreign gov

. >> louis calvin williams iii. >> john p. williamson. >> donna ann wilson. >> william wilson. >> david harold winton. >> glenn j. winuk. >> thomas francis wise. >> alan l. wisniewski. >> frank thomas wisniewski. >> david wiswall. >> sigrid wiswe. >> michael wittenstein. >> christopher w. wodenshek. >> and my mother. we all dearly miss her. all the family travel from north carolina and everywhere to support as. thank you. >> and my daughter-in-law. always a place in our hearts. your life taken to sen. thank you for giving us our first granddaughter. you would be so proud of her as she enters grade 6. >> martin p. wohlforth. >> katherine susan wolf. >> jennifer yen wong. >> siu cheung wong. >> yin ping wong. >> yuk ping wong. >> brent james woodall. >> james john woods. >> patrick j. woods. >> richard herron woodwell. >> david terence wooley. >> john bentley works. >> martin michael wortley. >> and my mother. my hero, my friend. we love you come of we miss you. you are in our hearts forever. >> and my niece, who we call the tre

do you know the last republican presidential candidate to carry new york city was calvin coolidge in 1924? four years later, al smith is the democratic candidate against herbert hoover. he begins the process of forging an urban-world, but mostly urban-immigrant -- >> he also starts and uncomfortable conversation. >> -- coalition. >> which is can the catholic be president. president. there is openly anti-catholic innuendo used against smith. it is not used against kennedy. kennedy dealt with this issue, but smith is the pioneer. but smith is the pioneer. >> with kennedy, we get the ghost of al smith. >> the other reason al smith -- besides the catholicism charge -- these are good times. we talk about the biography of personalities, but it is really important to have the context of prosperity. you know, they were good times. although, there were these areas where folks in america's were not doing so well. not doing so well. >> we know things about her hoover we did not know then, but al smith was running against a guy who was personally credited with saving millions of lives in world w

while you were busy playing greek music in stockton all weekend, here's what you missed. [ music ] >> calvinohnson for the beautiful touchdown in the corner. one of two touchdown passes from johnson. lions beat the buckaneers, great stuff. what a debut for rookie quarterback cam knew son against the cardinals. 1st quarter, steve smith' 77 yard bomb. newton threw for 422 yards passing, the most ever for a rookie in his opener. but the panthers lost in the desert by a touchdown. >>> tcu and airport. antawn hicks fantastic catch. tcu wins 35-19. >>> and the giants beat the dodgers yesterday to avoid the sweep. check out the play. juan rivera after it. austin flips it through his legs blindly to throw out brandon crawford at first base. jeff francoeur was a home run robbing machine this weekend. on friday over the wall, to deny dustin ackley of a home run. yesterday did it again, this time away from mike carp. the royals took 2-3 from the mariners this weekend. >>> we are just minutes away on our new set in the studio, jeremy newbury, the kick off in denver. the raiders earlier this week. marcel

calvin coolidge had a different view, that it was the greatest privilege of any race to live under theonstitution. that's my view too. [applause] >> in fact george washington said in his farewell address, the person who occupies the white house is given a trust. he didn't call it the presidency, executive trust. that's what you get to choose here in florida. you get to choose who you are going to entrust. the highest office in the land to take hold of this treasure, that was given to us 235 years ago. we are a tremendous nation. unlike any nation that has ever been berthed in the history of mankind. no other nation is given the debt -- depth and breadth of this nation. every generation has successfully forged -- ups and downs. every generation has faithfully transferred that torch and forged one more link on the chain till today we have been given this magnificent nation. but did you know for the first time in the history of the united states, parents are not sure if their children will have the same opportunity thas have. almost three out of four americans say that. for the first time

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and he was a prosecutor in a case involving calvin johnson who was exonerated with dna testing. that these kinds of mistakes can happen. and i think people really have to understand that there was a hearing, a very unusual hearing that a federal judge heard evidence in this case. and he made a finding that there's not enough proof here of, quote, unquote, actual innocence to just throw aside the conviction. but that is a lot different than what the board of pardon parole is supposed to do. they're a safety valve. while you can't say -- legally the judge was saying we have definitive proof of actual innocence, but there's plenty of substantial doubt here. >> and they can actually stay the execution, couldn't they? >> they can stay it. and maybe hear more evidence. but i'll tell you, reverend sharpton, i think that the family of the victim in this case who everybody feels terrible for -- >> absolutely. >> this has been going on for years and years. and the proof is there. death penalty supporters like former congressman barr, william sessions, head of the fbi, people have looked a

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gregory calvin king sent 20,000 twitter messages some threatening to a person identified as mm.ter account shows thousands of posts were sent to marisa mayer. she is a vice president for the mountain view search giant and the company's first female engineer. >>> a big shake-up at the internet pioneer yahoo. the silicon valley giant is suddenly looking for a new ceo. stephanie chuang joins us from sunnyvale with reaction to the firing of carol bartz. >> reporter: good morning. now, bartz likened her situation to steve jobs's return to apple in 1997. he needed some time to turn that company around and i need time, too. the vast difference being that people did not feel she had the results to keep her around here at yahoo. she emailed staff yesterday telling them she had been fired over the phone by the board of directors and that she was the third ceo actually in four years at yahoo. she was criticized for her pay package which hit $39 million in 2009. her first year at yahoo. it dropped to just under $12 million last year following poor company performance. most recently yahoo ha

calvin coolidge in 1924.four years later, the candidate is al smith, a catholic, with the immigrant experience, the modern-- before the new deal, it's al smith who is beginning to forge this coalition that also rejecting the old jefferson, jackson small governments. democrats of the 19th century believed in small government. al smith as a legislator and governor of new york, believed in the progressivity agenda, and in many ways, laid the groundwork for franklin roosevelt. >> ifill: carl, adlai stevenson. >> stephenson is an egghead, famously. he runs against dwight eisenhower, loses to him twice, in 1952 and 1956, and after it's over, the democrats sort of decide oh, the public isn't ready for an egghead. the republicans decide this, too, and dwight eisenhower as president begins to very subtly and 0 repetitiously dumb dun his speeches. so fred greenstein, the great political scientist who wrote "the hidden hand presidency" documented this many years later but it leads to a series of presidents -- ronald rea

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calvin on our democrats' line. what would you do to overhaul the tax system? caller: you cutting the post office down, but why not look into the internet? all your money is going into the internet. if all of us e-mailed -- don't you know the postal service don't have no work? host: speaker boehner from yesterday. >> a plan that would create thousands of new full-time jobs for american workers only to be assumed by a federal agency that wants to shut this down. let me make sure i have this right. american companies are free to create jobs in china, but they are not free to create jobs in south carolina? host: freddie, you are a republican in south carolina. caller: before we start talking about taxes we have to start with the problem, and that is limiting our federal government. our government to should conform to our constitution and do its fiducial duties and limit itself to that. cut the spending. cut how much the federal government spends. then stauk start talking about tax reform. the main problem is the government is too big, it has too much power. it is

you can have the same argument she is make being the social contract under calvin coolidge's administrationative is against police and fire department. but somehow because there is a social contract that you can't have class warfare makes no sense. she is say we need to raise taxes even more on a segment of society that is paying the lion's shaffer income taxes and nothing in what she says makes that case. she is just stating the obvious and people are hearing what they want to hear in it megyn: what do you think about it kirsten? we are talking about taxing more of the rich. president obama wants to raise taxes on so-called millionaires. at what point do you draw the line? you can get to the point now -- we have a federal tax rate that's 35% for the wealthiest people. and you add in state taxes and local taxes you are talking 50% in cities like new york. at what point would elizabeth warren be satisfied with taxes? at what point do progressives want to draw the line? >> when you hear this rate, that isn't the rate they end up paying. there are a lot of loopholes abductions. megyn: those ar

she died after falling 40 feet from a campground in calvin crest cam.st, near yosemite national park. she had been working at the camp for three weeks. none of these students on the camping trip saw it when it happened. >>> now, san pablo city council members is recovering from heart surgery this morning. 37-year-old arturo cruz had a heart stroke and -- heart attack and stroke. san pablo's mayor -- they say this is devastating news because he's so young. he's been on the city council for almost three years now. >>> 8:37. the suspect in the arizona shooting rampage face as competency hearing today. jared loughner is accused of killing six people and wounding 13 others including gabrielle give orders. coming up at -- giffords. coming up at 8:47, we'll have more on this about whether the suspect should serve time or go to a mental health facility. >>> all right. sal, how are we looking now? >> well, we're getting a little bit better now, the conditions are improving just a little bit right now. let's take a look at 280 northbound. you see a lot of slow tr

north virginia grain farmer calvin hale who raises soybeans says worry about epa regulations actually keeps him up at night. >> i would say any regulation from the epa is worrisome to us. they have a lot of power and nobody seems to have a hold on what they can do. >> reporter: but the epa says it plays a vital safety role and that there are many myths and rumors floating around about what the agency does and doesn't do and also about future regulations that could be coming down the pipe. for example, the agency says reports about plans to regulate dust on farms are false, and tells fox news, quote, epa has profound respect for the contribution that farmers make to our economy by producing food, fiber and fuel for our world, they are in close contact with farmers and ranchers and have made them a part of the work we do. farmers say they have spent plenty of time and money looking for ways to make their farms operate firstly and safely and piling additional regulations simply makes it too expensive to turn any kind of profit and to stay in business. jenna: and staying in business these