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she was hit at capital expressway and cunningham avenue. she was pronounced dead at the scene. she was hit by a 19-year-old woman who is cooperating with police. they say she did not appear to be under the influence of alcohol. >>> bart is extending an olive branch and protesters are invited to attend. on the agenda they cut off cell phone service two weeks ago and bart hopes to ease tensions. >> what we need to do is figure out if the board is going to enact a policy that will allow us to shut down cell phones and if so under what circumstances. >> bart's decision to shut off cell phone signals was the right call. at this morning's public call he will detail the information on public safety. >>> now in san francisco monday night protesters began at the bart station and tied up traffic a all along market street. they interfeared with the safe operation of a train. >>> a 10-year-old homicide case, jeanine has been missed and while police believe she is dead her body has never been found. coming up what the district attorney plans on announcing. >>> and broadcast on libyan televi

bill cunningham, defense attorney. >> i've tried lots of child abuse cases.ed out to some prosecutors, anna is one of the best in this state this is a case-by-case situation. the only thing the alaskan mommy dearest is guilty of is videotaping it. when i was a kid my mother stuck soap in my mouth, made me eat it and the bubbles cape out of my nose. if that was taped, what would happen? >> sean: my father f i did something wrong, i look back and i deserved it. if you sawn-vow that today would you think arrest my father? >> you look, it is a question of degree. >> sean: you can take the belt to your kids? mother hitting their kid with a spoon or paddle or switch? >> it is a question of degree. usually it is going to be okay. >> sean: the belt was wham, wham. if you saw that -- >> what were the marks after? >> sean hannity with all due respect, i would say because the state is so involved it is one of the reasons of many why children today are out of control. parents are afraid to properly discipline. because prosecutors like anna may lock 'em up and there await

do gop primary voters want to nominate arthur fonzreli or richie cunningham?at rick per vi a better natural politician. he understands the concerns of a lot of the primary voters. he proved that in his last campaign. i think romney has a better sense of the bigger economic issues as a private business owner. someone who's created jobs in the private sector and probably has a better reach in other parts of the country. perry is a much more regional candidate. i think romney has a much more national appeal to him. >> rick perry rising in the polls at this poll. so far romney's been the front runner. how concerned should mitt romney be at this snoint. >> he should be very concerned. it will be interesting to see at the debate coming up, whether or not or how is the better way to say it rick perry will chose to engage mitt romney. there are a couple of things here. romney has been a presidential candidate before. there's a lot people already know about him. this time he's stressing his business credentials. i think for a lot of people they made up their minds what

. >> aaron cunningham, jumping, diving catch. win no. 3 down there. shall we. it's hard. going to be back in the second inning. there's two outs. >> there's three outs. >> there are four items. >> jim is the 8th player in big league history. they asked tonight against the hagueers who reached the mall stone. the crash involving watt kin glen. the reck was set up by boris. they decided go after him in the bit. >> he's the most unprofessional little skater cat i've seen in my life. he won't talk me like a man after, i'll go see him one -- one day at a time. i'm going to give it to him. >> he appreciate that never told to him. >> nascar, that's www. we'llmakenewtrans. iloveit. >> yeah. >> we'llberightback. ,, ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] unlike some car companies, nissan is running at 100% which means the most innovative cars, are also the most available cars. nissan, innovation for today. innovation for all. [ 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 bunk

. >> aaron cunningham, jumping, diving catch. win no. 3 down there. shall we. it's hard. back in the second inning. there's two outs. >> there's three outs. >> there are four items. >> jim is the 8th player in big league history. they asked tonight against the hagueers who reached the mall stone. the crash involving watt kin glen. the reck was set up by boris. they decided go after him in the bit. >> he's the most unprofessional little skater cat i've seen in my life. he won't talk me like a man after, i'll go see him one -- one day at a time. i'm going to give it to him. >> he appreciate that never told to him. >> nascar, that's ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

in pittsburgh, linda cunningham and husband, dave, were headed to europe. >> we're supposed to land in brussels tomorrow morning at 7:35, so we may be still in philadelphia tomorrow morning instead of in brussels. >> reporter: in all, airlines scrapped more than five figures worth of flights this weekend, 6600 on sunday alone, affecting millions of passengers from maine to san francisco. some travelers took irene in stride. >> when you get as old as me i'm not on a schedule. >> so it doesn't matter? >> i'm really open to change. >> reporter: others not so much. >> there's nobody work here. >> much of amtrak's system was off the rails, service suspended in the northeast, mid-atlantic, through at least today. that includes trains between washington and new york, boston and portland, maine, and the entire state of north carolina. service as far as chicago, montreal, affected. it was hard to say what city got it worst, but the big apple seemed the biggest loser. all area airports down, the nation's largest mass transit system, home to some seven million riders a day, completely closed for

because all teachers are potential criminals in the view of the author of the bill state senator jane cunningham the teachers i know who communicate with students through facebook have a large number of parents as friends and most of the communication with students is done on the facebook wall. if i wanted to pile on start today i could add that it's good to know a few government employees are finally seeing government for what it truly is a busybody that impedes productivity and lacks common sense and joining me now on the recent ruling on the fairness truck in doctrine is seen motley of less government or to give us the full background of how we got to this point in the government's manipulation of information and in the media and on the internet saying thanks for being with us i saw the parents try to give us give us the background what is the fairness doctrine wise and why is it relevant what does it mean that it's called now scott what if i could the fact that it's gone means it is no longer over the left doesn't give any way to censor you away lessons and all i got or what good would expla

well, madam, i saw you more of -- morph into richie cunningham with a wig a longtime ago. see you at the next review, traitor. you have to be hard on those columnists. >> i understand. >> you don't understand anything. >> you don't have to take it out on me. >> i will take anything out on you pinch style. >> all right. >> yes. >> go away. >> you go away. >> why do i let myself again drawn that conversations with pinch? >> why indeed? >> shut up. to the greg-alogue. it is an olive of awesomeness in a martini of malice. >> remember the coffee party? the liberal response to the tea party? cnn covered it and so did the "new york times." and john stewart organized his rally as a form of santee to, again, the dash of sanity to, again, the tea party. they were lagging indicators of the dead world. shiny, happy people who didn't see the train heading their way. the tea party in the healthcare protest was the train. future predictors saw the road ahead and all of the signs pointed to greece, not the musical. the tea party is the punk rock moment of politics, rescuing us from 20-min

targets of the congressional investigation include atf agents mcallister, voth, gillette and newell, cunninghamley supervised in phoenix. in washington, acting atv director melson and assistant u.s. attorney general brewer are both believed to have approved the program. at the top attorney general holder and president obama obama claim they knew nothing. some investigators believe otherwise. >> you can take it to the bank that the united states attorney for arizona obviously was versed in it and told about it. but this is a decision made in washington and made at the highest levels of government. >> sean: we dive deeper into that issue. who knew what and when? could the scandal threaten holder's career? those answers and more, coming up. [ male announcer ] if you're in a ford f-150 and you see this... it's the end of the road. the last hurrah. it's when ford's powertrain warranty ends. but in is ram truck, youe still got 39,999 miles to go. ♪ guts. glory. ram. ♪ took some wild risks when i was young. but i was still taking a risk with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at incre

. >> they want fonzy but i think they are going to give america richie cunningham.his is mitt romney's to lose. i think when it says, who can go up against against the president that can match him, that's romney's record. you are thinking about your head. dan balls, primary voters may vote with their heart. >> if they do, governor perry is going to be in very good shape. he fits the mood of the republican party base better than mitt romney. we have seen as a fragile front-runner. >> anita? >> i am going to do dan's shameless plug. we both were impressed with perry's piece this morning in "the washington post." to be honest, taking the compassion out of conservatism from arthur fonzarelli himself. >> the same with terry bacon's piece about rick perry. >> mine is chris from "the washington post." he did a great job. the roof is leaking a bit but i won't blame that. follow at the fix on twitter. tomorrow on the show, former white house chief of staff, john pedesta. coming up, chris jansing and at 1:00 p.m., angela mitchell reports. >>> i'm nbc meteorologist, jeff ranie

the question is do primary voters want to nom gnat arthur fonzarelli or richie cunningham. politico asked a more provocative question, is rick perry dumb? explain. >> there has been a buzz that's circulated in texas around him and insiders around washington, d.c. that he's not the brightest bulb many the box. when you look a little bit further there's no question the guy's political smart. he won three elections. she shot himself to the top of the gop nomination for president. so the question is more is he -- is he book smart? is he a policy wonk. you won't find many folks his supporters saying he is a policy wonk. they say he knows what he needs to know and he knows how to make decisions based on information that he is able to process and surround himself with people who are able to filter and put him in the position to make the best decision. >> he certainly has a shot to the top of the polls. is he still getting that kind of excitement within the republican party or is it a tighter race with bachmann and with rom mi? >> his challenge is going to be to push out bachmann a

this is the cunningham location near a metro station there. friends and family organized the protest because they said, quote, something had to be done and the marchers wanted, in their words, justice for the family. they are not happy with the shooting. they say that the victim was not violent. they say whatever this means, that he was involved in things, according to friends and family, but that he was not an aggressive person. police say there was an apparent exchange of gun fire when they tried to arrest 29-year-old mark duggan when he was in a taxicab, a bullet lodged in a police officer's radio, they say. that caused his killing. the family then prompting to have this type of protest, which now has erupted in some type of violence in london. london has been the scene in the past couple of years, students had mini riot to protest tuition fees two years ago and just the past march, anarchists ran wild through downtown london in the financial district there in late march at the time. but this apparently a police shooting prompting some type

february, he was singing a different tune during the interview with the right wing talker bill cunninghamw what they're concerned about. i've spoken to them. >> meet with them, governor. >> well, bill, the simple fact of the matter is that a lot of my people that put this stuff together have spoken to them. >> but the governor, you have to get in a room with him, governor. >> bill, bill, let me explain to you. i'm not going to put you in a position to say i don't listen. i've listened. i've heard. >> the governor is done talking. you're walking. >> it's time to do some things. >> time to do some things. well, that's exactly what the democrats are saying now, mr. kasich. kasich is right. the time for talking is over and millions of vote letters walk into the voting booth and repeal in november. "the ed show" will be there in september for the million class work here's are fighting the good fight. next up, rush limbaugh turns into the cookie monster. every day, all around the world, energy is being produced to power our lives. while energy developement comes with some risk, north america's

you'll see carl park e, kim cunningham, all with tropical experience, and decades and decades and decades, when you add it all up, and then we have behind-the-scenes people that are tropical experts as well. so we analyze all available data, we work with our sister company at wsi, works out of andover, massachusetts. they're a high-tech weather team up there. we throw everything we've got at this thing to try and understand how confident we are, to try and assess a confidence level so that when we go to, say, what we're going to say, that we either say it with extreme confidence, which we have very high confidence in this bad news forecast. >> brian norcross, we appreciate and are grateful for all your work, although it's a sad situation when we have to see you so much, but thanks for taking the time to lay out what's ahead and for explaining how this all works behind the scenes. >> all right. thanks, matt, and. >> luck to everybody. >>> now let's head to a location directly in irene's path. the weather channel's eric fish sir in norfolk, virginia. eric, what's it like there right now? >>

ghettoization of gay literature and it reaches a narrow audience with two exceptions like mike cunningham and others but gives a very broad perspective on the history of gay literature and how these riders had impact beyond the literary and affect our political culture as well. i want to ask about eric weiner's man seeks god. >> we published his first book in 2008, new york times best seller. in that book eric went around world looking for the happiest places on earth. in this book eric begins with an ailment that turned out to be indigestion caused by an unreasonable deadline imposed by an editor. when he was in the hospital and occurs to him when the doctor asks if he found something that fits, he hasn't. he sets off on another journey this time to find a religion that works for him best that he covers the religions we know well and others we don't. he goes to in a pall in search of buddha and find an american named wayne and vegas with a group who worship little green men. it is a study about the role of faith in our lives that has his trademark of objective irony. >> finally, cary gol

reporter: collis feels the law unfairly tags teachers as potential predators but state senator jane cunninghamthe bill argues it will reduce the threat of sexual misconduct. >> if predators are inside our classrooms we need to deal with that. >> reporter: and doesn't all together ban social media relationships. >> we only prohibit hidden communication between an educator and a student. >> this law could cause nothing but confusion. >> reporter: concerned about the threat to free speech, the aclu wants to defriend the legislation and may file an injunction. >> what they're doing is taking a bazooka to a fly out here, decimating a large amount of protected speech on an effort to stop a small amount of dangerous speech. >> reporter: facebook is following the debate closely and released this statement to cbs news. "it is imperative that this law does not limit schools and teachers' abilities to use technology to educate missouri's students." elliott's dad understands the online dangers kids face, but worries this law could delete an opportunity for the facebook generation to connect with their tea

the sponsor of the bill, jane cunningham, he joins me from st. louis.nd joining us from the phone, randy turner, he opposed the bill. why did you think that this bill was necessary? >> because the ap did -- the association press did a national investigation several years ago revealing that there was six times more prevalent than the priest hood scandal sexual misconduct among teachers in our public schools. and in missouri, we found that missouri is the 11th worth state in the nation for educators losing their license for sexual misconduct. it has become prevalent enough that our department of educational officials call it passinging of trash meaning educators moving from one district to another because it's not disclosed what they were dismissed for. >> tell us what type of friendships are approved here by the bill? >> all of them. that was not correct information that you gave. in fact, the actual language of the bill says that we do not prohibit those types of inner actions on facebook or any other social networking, the only thing the bill prohibits

be mark cunningham is one other chief constable who believes he's got the resources now and in the future to do the job. >> i certainly join my honorable friend in praising the police. i know they provided assistance, and i think once again it demonstrates that small forces can do a good job in their local community but also help out others when they're in the need. >> mr. john foster. [laughter] >> looking to the future, mr. speaker, far too many of those people, young and old alike, are involved in the violence and criminal behavior appear to come from the relatively small number of totally dysfunctional families in this country. would the prime minister agree that currently work to try and turn such families around is somewhat piecemeal involving far too many agencies, too many targets and too much paperwork? will the government find ways of targeting the resources more effectively? >> i think the honorable gentleman is absolutely right about this. we are planning to spend additional money on the 20,000 most troubled families in the country with more early intervention, much better coo