lost his cool that way, but there was, next day in the anchor booth, to our shock, in bursts mayor daley be about what had happened the night before, connected me out of my seat, sat down, and walter interviewed him about the events of the night before. from walter's pointed of view, it wasn't one of the low points in his life because he felt he wasn't forceful enough with mayor daley and hadn't defended the troops and the media and the rules of coverage. then in the fall of 1969, spiro ago new, then vice president, delivered his famous attack on the media, the natering nabobs of negativity, he called reporters, and part of an eastern establishment elite who were neither elect nor selected -- and we found out that that was the initial attack on the media by the nixon people. walter was furious about that on the grounds that if the media was not going to defend itself, who would? he grabbed hewitt at the time, and the two flew out to st. joseph, missouri, walter's birth place, and had a town meeting with citizens of st. joseph, letting the citizens explore the whole idea of whether we wer

prosecutors say daley and others dug up and resold the plots for cash.aly's release came after a state scandal. >>> a federal jury has convicted evangelist tony alamo guilty of taking girls across state lines for sex. he took girls as young as 9 across arkansas lines to have sex with him, dating back to as long ago as 1984. police say he pretended to marry them, all with wedding rings, while they were minors. >>> an overnight hit on you tube. drew levinson explains on wjz, their grand altar was anything but conventional. ♪[ music ] >>> it was a twist and a bob or better yet, a hip and a hop. before jill peterson and kevin hines ever said their i did -- dos, they and their wedding party danced down the aisle. >> i grew up dancing and had a dance party. and even as soon as i got engaged, i threw it out to kevin and he said yeah. >> the future psychologist and future lawyer practiced with their entourage for just about an hour and a half before strutting their stuff towards the altar. most in the wedding party loved performing. others, not so much. >> a few

a security guard for chicago mayor richard daley caught one of the prisoners near daley's vacation homeichigan. >>bernie madoff apparently waking up in georgia. the disgraced financier says was moved to a federal prison in atlanta. yesterday, it was believed he was going to a facility in north carolina to bring serving his 150 year prison term. that may still be madoff's final destination. he was sentenced last month for swindling clients out of billions of dollars. >>> a senior administration official says a panel will be appointed to re-evaluate the multicolored system. that panel will key decide whether to change it or eliminatit altogether president obama is expected to announce that review later today. >>> one of president obama's trusty sidekicks lets him down, literally. it helped him deliver ground breaking speeches. his teleprompter gave out at the start of an 11-minute speech. see how the president recovered. >>> now, there is an airline just for pets. we'll let you knowwhat the price tag is. >>> should be a pretty sunrise out there. i never thought it could happen to me... a

a third escapee was captured monday near the vacation home of mayor richard daley. >>> while officialse searching for remains of burr oaks cemetery. the sheriff says he has gotten about 65,000 requests from relatives with loved ones buried in the historic graveyard. identifying the remains is a labor-intensive job. >> we're conducting a great search of the cemetery. we have more personnel out here. they're going to go shoulder-to-shoulder to comb every inch of the cemetery. >> i keep on coming, hope i can find some kind of closure. i'm not finding anything. i can't get nothing over the phone. and hopefully, every time i come, maybe it will be something different. but i see it's not. >> four workers have been arrested for digging up remains and reselling the burial plots for cash. >>> and big changes may be in store for the national color-coded terror alert system. the obama administration has set up a bipartisan panel to review the system, to determine if it's the most effective way to convey terrorist levels. both republicans and democrats have complained that it's too vague. >>> a st

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still, for mayor richard daley senseless loss. >> that's the sad thing, another funeral, another funeral. it's about time that people get outraged. >> reporter: so much violence chief trauma surgeon andrew dennis says his hospital has come dangerously close to running out of blood for transfusions. >> we were down to three units of o negative blood. >> reporter: three pints of blood? >> three little bottles of blood. >> reporter: specifically o negative blood, which in an emergency can be given to anyone regardless of blood type. they call it the universal donor. >> this is the first time we've been critically short to the point where -- whether someone could perish because we didn't have the right product to give them. >> reporter: patty lewis stands over her grandson in intensive care. shot this the neck, it took 20 units of blood to save him. >> doctors say he's critical. he came in here critical. right at death's door, i'd say. >> reporter: but just when blood is most needed, donation centers report fewer are giving. >> traditionally over the summer months we see a decrease in donati

and the killer has been recaptured in michigan near chicago mayor richard daley.state prison in indiana. the other two remain at large. markets also a convicted killer. lance went to prison for rape. late july. i am ainsley earhardt. now, back to greta. greta: kim jong il may be close to death. according to one source, he has pancreatic cancer. he looked noticeably thin at a recent public appearance and possibly had a stroke last year. the author of the book "nuclear showdown" joins us. gordon, in reading your book, i learned much about north korea, including about what happens when kim jong il dies, and who is running the country right now? >> well, i think the military is running the country right now, and we know that because in the past, north korean provocations were once or twice a year, and now, they are coming more frequently. we had the thing in april and the nuclear detonation in may, the renouncing of the korean war armistice, the launching of the missiles, being in defiance of the security council. they are just coming one after another, and that is th

yesterday's third escapee was taken into custody in michigan near the summer home of richard daley.ntime, indiana prison workers repaired bars and gates and the tunnel the man reportedly used in their escape. it is everything that lawyers do not like about sotomayor. coming up, what happened when one senator told the judge what people are really saying about her. plus, " killed michael jackson? new word on what we could know. that is coming up. weotototatatininci on us cars for everybody anont cfidedence ininin o. caususususlendnds s ve a a a t tcks. ququq n . shepard: how much attention repaying to that new tv show today, the confirmation -- how much attention were you paying to the new tv show, the confirmation hearings for judge sotomayor? if he were not paying attention, he might have missed moments that were important. like a comment she made where she said that her experiences affects the facts she chooses to see as a judge. >> my present evidence, i expect the judge to hear and see all of it. they will choose to see some things and not others? >> it is not a question of choos

apparently give away future defense of the missile system while north korea is launching missiles almost daley. it seems a lot like unilateral disarmament to me. >> yes. not only that but we know obama has goon brood so he will do something bad for america's interests. besides oil prices going up, the one thing russia cares about is making sure poland, our ally, does not have a strategic defense system so yeah, the odds are on obama giving it up. sean: coulter, good to see you. welcome back. >> good to see you. sean: coming up, charlie reaning -- rangel tells president obama to butt out. and much more on governor palin and the bombshell. sean: democratic congressman charlie rangel over the weekend challenged president obama's political judgment. rangel said "i really don't understand why president obama got involved in our primary. now i don't want to use the word wrong but it doesn't seem like the astute political thing to do. i think that's also known as meddling in local affairs, charlie. sean: and tonight in your america, not surprisingly, the mainstream media's coverage of governor sarah

she was born and bred into the daley political machine. she and barack obama have been joined at the hip in exploiting their position as power brokers in chicago and then potion as champions of the little people. she worked for one of the most prestigious law firms in chicago and is hooked up with a number of chicago cronies who are now running the government and running our economy into the ground. i think her role particularly in health care and up highlighted last week the patient dumping scheme they university of chicago medical center is very telling. there is also the bullying of the chicago way and i have reported recently about her probable role in the ejection of the inspector general of the amer i corps program. -- americorps program. sean: and her salary in 2004 when he became a senator was $124,000 a year. all of a sudden a miraculous jump to $317 up,000 a year. i want to go back to this patient dutching scheme. she's at the university of chicago medical center. there was a well orchestrated political campaign hiring david axel

they were not targeting mayor daley or his property. now we learn that he, his wife, and his three young grandchildren were in the home at the time. there's a massive search under way for the remaining two suspects. there's no word on where the third suspect is. megyn: how did they escape? >> prison guards and noticed that the three inmates were not there on sunday morning after they missed roll-call. i spoke to the department of corrections earlier today. a representative told me those men had about five hours to escape. they had to escape prison bars and the locked doors and other security measures to get into an underground tunnel system. two of the inmates worked in that area as part of a supervised work crew. that is possibly how they began familiar with the tunnel system underground. megyn: this is a bit of egg on their face when you have two convicted felons get all the present. they're not telling you exactly how they did it. >> that is exactly correct. they say it is pretty much impossible to do what they had done. it seems lik

actress and writer faith daley and author ron geraci looking angry.it's time to go back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrapup. >> greg, first of all, with regards to the letter, i think it is disgusting that you would say such things about members of our armed forces. >> it was just you, andy. >> no, it is not right. and jack, if you are watching this -- [ laughter ] >> jim, what are you up to this weekend? >> i will be in the chicago area, vernon hills, zaney's comedy club and they call it zaney's because that is the type of antics that ensue. i will be there friday and saturday. i found out that greg knows jon voight and i'm extremely jealous. >> why hasn't he been on the show? >> maybe he is describing one of the tricks he picked up in midnight cowboy. >> jim, i was going to invite you to a midnight barbecue this weekend but you are in chicago. >> i could fly back for it,. >> i thought that was a euphemism. >> barrett, what is going on with my two fans. >> my two fans have become a huge hit online and so therefore in a month we are pitching it

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listen to what happens on the daley show when the host takes on bill crystal with this same argument.e make it up since they are risking their lives, we give them first-time health care. >> so you just said that the public -- 90% of us. >> billy crystal just said that the government can run a first class health care system and that a government-run health care system is better than the private health care system? >> i don't think i don't know if it is better. >> su just said it was better. you said it was better. you said it is the best. it's a little more expensive but it's better. >> the military. >> so the government -- i just want to get this clear -- >> charity, if the government can run a good health care system for soldiers, and for these two senators, by the way, that we are talking to now and anybody else that works for the government, do you think they can run a good health care system for us? >> i absolutely think they can run a great health care system. my issue is, we have talk about money. they didn't say anything about health care and the people who need health care cov

i remember at that night i described after the 1968 convention, married married -- mayor daley came up to the booth and he kind of apologized to cronkite and said "you know, you're in our living room every night," and cronkite was quite modest about that. it was a very interesting style and there was modesty in that and i think that's something that to some extent we have lost in television news. >> walter cronkite dead tonight at age 92. brit hume, thank you. let's go back to chris wallace, who spent a lot of time as he was telling us earlier in the orbit of walter cronkite in his earlier years. was he an inspiration to you, chris? >> he was an inspiration to any journalist and anybody who ever had any thoughts about going into television. brit had it right. we found out in later years he was a liberal but with very few exceptions i think that was hard to pick up in his years of anchoring at cbs news and he seemed equally tough on republican administrations and democratic administrations and really had a wire service, old-fashioned wire service mentality of course tell the lead, tell

but what's important is that and i saw you showed mayor daley earlier talk about violence is everywhere and that's true, but the issue is why is chicago's rates of homicide two to three time times higher than new york city? different cities have different levels of homicide and cities i think have to look at their own policies. >> you've raised that we. >> and try to figure out why. >> you raised that question, answer that question. why do you think the differences is? why are some cities better at this than others? >> well, i think one of the issues, certainly chicago's gang problem is more entrenched. but the other really when you look at chicago and new york, you need to lack at something that's not -- doesn't come right off the surface and that's housing. in new york in the '80s and the '90s, right when the homicide rates were rising, they invested $5 billion in affordable housing and stabilized communities. like in the south bronx, people came back and lived there. in chicago in the same time, the projects were ripped down, schools are being closed. the mayor's policies here have c

mayor daley in chicago was convinced they could not win proposal you can imagine as a fragile emotional state then being asked to save the party. i think that illustrates the. >> i was struck with the plane crash than march's 64? so in a period of half a year his brother is murdered and he is almost killed in a plane crash where two people are killed and jerry told me last year that he had flat mind that night in the hospital. >> yes. it was very, very close to the end in the hospital. and by the way while he was recuperating he did change and become more serious and he had clinics every week and people would come in because he was strapped in this bed four months at a time. one of the letters he got during that time was telling him to work on his speeches and his grammar. [laughter] >> and jerry, his campaign manager told me he believes while on his back with a broken back he started to think about what other people who did not have them means went through with a devastating illness. >> the passage for health care began in that bed. >> my question is addressed to all of the authors and

one of the escapees was recaptured at gun point near the summer home of chicago mayor richard daley.iller and rapist are still on the loose. 50 law enforcement officers are part of the manhunt. >>> gas fell 8 crepts in the last week to an average of $2.53 a gallon. that's lower than a year ago, when gas was at $4.11 a gallon. >>> finally here in the newscast, ryan seacrest is getting a, well, major pay raise. perhaps even more to keep hosting "american idol." word around hollywood is that seacrest would get $45 million. three years to host "american idol." of course, he's going to keep hosting rockin' eve. robin's on the phone with my agent. who happens to be my agent. can you ask him -- >> i got you. >> exactly. >>> it's five minutes past the hour. and on to the weather. heidi jones from wabc. heidi, $45 million. >> good morning, david. here on a beautiful morning here in new york city. it's going to be a gorgeous day. why not? especially when you have birthdays. >> that's right. >> aunt t. is nifty at 50. >> nifty at 50. >> all the way from virginia. what's the most outstanding par

he is going to be joined by mayor daley here from chicago and joined by magic johnson and the discussionetting people in tough times, in tough economic times, a recession, when so many foreclosures out there and getting people back to work and getting cities working again. >> i don't want to bring up chrystia on the biden conversation. we were having it during the one of the commercials but, go ahead. tell the world what you were telling me. >> i think one of the interesting things we observed in the past few months of the obama administration is joe biden emerging as an influential figure. he is having a real and important voice. his trip to ukraine and georgia was significant and i think probably in the whole russian former soviet space, wide biden has a stronger voice than hillary clinton does. >> misusing him doing a dog and pony around america creating jobs this which they are not able to do when he is effective in the theater you just described? >> no. i think the interesting thing about biden and the reason it's easy to misinterpret him he has two sides. he is actually a very acco

. >> bob: facing the rocky right- hander matt daley who has made 19 appearances, a high e.r.a. he has kind of an odd set - -- set-up. he is kind of a side winder. he was born in the area of old shea stadium, the flushing part of new york and he is a rookie for the rockies. morgans at that one. nyjer is hitting 2-3. he is now 7-23 as a nat. quintanilla stays in to play third base on the switch. morgan slaps one that will fall in left center. he's got to be thinking two here. all right. isn't he fun 20 watch? >> rob: yes, he is. don't look too fast. he'll slide by the bag. >> bob: he is 8-24 for morgan with the lead-off double here in the eighth. he was at second base before we knew it. >> rob: well, the sinking fastball to left center and -- center field and he is off to the races. let's check this out. he has world class speed right there. >> bob: if he had to grab the bat he would have been in short left field. >> rob: or the south pole. i don't think either one of us knows what it is like to run like that. >> bob: it is fun to watch that's why speed never slumps. >> rob: the

a third man, also a convicted killer, was caught near the vacation home of chicago mayor richard daley in grand beach, michigan. police say they're calling off the search for lack of leads but they'll chase down any lead they get. >>> a nation mourns its dead from a far-off war. we're live in britain for a public salute for soldiers killed in afghanistan. every sunday, lasagna at mom's was a family tradition. when she started forgetting things, i was hoping it was nothing. grandma! what a nice surprise! mom, it's sunday. that's when i knew i couldn't wait. mom's doctor said these were signs of alzheimer's, a type of dementia, and that prescription aricept could help. he said it's the only treatment proven effective... for all stages of alzheimer's. studies showed aricept slows the progression... of alzheimer's symptoms. it improves cognition... and slows the decline of overall function. aricept is well tolerated but not for everyone. people at risk for stomach ulcers... or who take certain other medicines... should tell their doctors... because serious stomach problems... such as bleed

conference of mayors, collection of 400 mayors called mayors against illegal guns, chicago mayor richard daley, a group of state attorneys general including my own, a bipartisan association of state legislators against illegal guns and many others. the amendment has been criticized and many newspapers including usa today, miami herald, philadelphia inquirer, "new york times," "washington post" and "baltimore sun." this amendment should be defeated. i urge my colleagues to reject it. >> senator from south dakota. >> let me just if i might point out some of the statistics and i will also add in response to the comments from my colleague from illinois that the amendment does not apply to the district columbia. and with respect to the issue of federalism i think it's important to know back in 2003, there were 70 co-sponsors in the senate for a piece of legislation that allowed retired law enforcement officers and current law officers to carry across state lines. obviously an infringement on the notion of federal laws of the senator from illinois has raised and i also would point out we do know the

charles smith, was caught this morning in a grand beach driveway by a bodyguard of chicago mayor richard daley who has a vacation home nearby. still on the loose are mark booher, also a convicted murder and rapist. lance battreal. >>> congresswoman sheila jackson lee wants an investigation to determine whether the murder of a gay sailor was a hate crime. seaman august provost iii was standing guard at camp pendleton near san diego last month when he was shot to death and his body burned. navy officials say another sailor has been implicated, but they don't think the attack was a hate crime. lee, a texas democrat, says that more facts are needed to be uncovered here, and she met with the provost family in houston yesterday. >>> turning to news for your wallet now. many costco customers are outraged over what "consumer reports" calls a membership renewal ripoff. for years if you allowed your membership to lapse and waited for months to sign back up, the company would automatically date your renewal on the date it expired, not the date that you signed back up. in short, you paid a membership fee

. >>> john daley. look at this outfit.ked like ten leprechauns had their clothes stitched together. he's right in. look at his girlfriend's outfete. >> i'm with him. >> that's a look at sports. >> maybe she's dressing him. maybe she's choosing clothes. >> what do you think about her choices? >> it takes a real man to wear clothes that people will look paychecks than most of us, but even pro athletes need some help figuring out how to manage their cash, and hln money expert clark howard went to the ballpark and end ended up fielding questions from these major league baseball players who also wanted some money coaching. >> well, the key is, what are you paying right now as an interest rate? because that's really what makes the decision. >> we're in the high 6s, i think. >> high 6s! >> i think 6 -- it was an interest-only loan. we either have to refinance -- >> pay it off, pay it off, pay it off! >> alright. >> there is not even a gray with that question. >> okay. >> wow. you have to invest far more money every year than othe

conference of mayors, collection of 400 mayors called mayors against illegal guns, chicago mayor richard daley, a group of state attorneys general including my own, a bipartisan association of state legislators against illegal guns and many others. the amendment has been criticized and many newspapers including usa today, miami herald, philadelphia inquirer, "new york times," "washington post" and "baltimore sun." this amendment should be defeated. i urge my colleagues to reject it. >> senator from south dakota. >> let me just if i might point out some of the statistics and i will also add in response to the comments from my colleague from illinois that the amendment does not apply to the district columbia. and with respect to the issue of federalism i think it's important to know back in 2003, there were 70 co-sponsors in the senate for a piece of legislation that allowed retired law enforcement officers and current law officers to carry across state lines. obviously an infringement on the notion of federal laws of the senator from illinois has raised and i also would point out we do know the

police caught him near the vacation home of chicago's mayor daley. indiana police are relying on people who know the men and the public for leads. >>> well, here are some of the stories to watch on your "morning express." they started hearing on the real one. it sets federal effects. the homeland security says she has a cheaper plan. at 1:00 p.m. eastern senator hillary clinton lays out her foreign policy agenda. >>> when homes get foreclosed upon, the owners often leave a lot behind, including their petting. >>> breaking news this morning. a plane crashed this morning and all 168 people onboard are believed to be dead. it's from iranian state tv. the caspian air flight was on its way from iran to armenia a. it went down 90 miles from tehran. emergency officials says the wreckage was on fire and no one could have survived. >>> these are three of the seven suspects arrested in the killing of the couple in florida. the eight are accused of shooting the billings to death. nine of the special needs children were home at the time. none of them were hurt.

conference of mayors, a coalition of 400 mayors called mayors against illegal guns, chicago mayor daleyoup of state attorneys general, including my own, a bipartisan association of state legislators against illegal guns is many others. the amendment has been criticized in many news including the "usa today," miami herald, "washington post" and "baltimore sun" and should be defeated. i urge my colleagues to reject it. the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune: i will add in response to my colleague from illinois' comments this does not apply to the district of columbia and with respect to the issue of federalism, back in 2003, there were 70 consponsors in the senate for a piece of legislation that allowed retired law enforcement officers and country law enforcement officers to carry across state lines. obviously an infringement on this notion of federalism that the senator from illinois has raised. i also would point out we did know the impact, so we don't know what the impact of this will be. any suggestion about what impacts could occur are very hypothetical. what

that's just eight miles from grand beach, michigan, where mayor richard daley has a home. a woman apparently in the neighborhood reported to police that two men were in the driveway but it's still not clear how the security guard got involved in this. a convicted killer and a convicted rapist, however, are still on the loose. >>> well, a staten island, new york, family may sue the city because their teenaged daughter fell into an open sewer while she was texting and walking. the high school girl says the manhole was left uncovered and unattended and wasn't marked with safety cones or signs. 15-year-old suffered deep cuts and bruises after falling into what she called gross and scary water. the family believes city workers failed to secure the area causing a dangerous situation for pedestrians. >>> space shuttle "endeavour" all fueled up and ready to go. big question for nasa this afternoon is, well, will the weather cooperate? >>> well, there's been an equal measure of wipes and support for supreme court nominee sonia sotomayor today. first day of her confirmation hearing,

and in this century, under my friend mayor daley's leadership, they are helping to lead the world forward greener, more livable waste. daniel burnham said make it no little plans. that's the spirit behind his bowled and ambitious -- his bold and ambitious plans unveiled 100 years ago this month that helped transform chicago into a world-class city. that's the same approach we have to approach the reinvention of all metropolitan areas. sustainable places that provide our children with every chance to learn and to grow and that allow our businesses and workers the best opportunity to innovate and succeed and that let our older americans live out their best years in the midst of all that metropolitan life can offer. now is the time to see that moment of possibility and i am absolutely confident that starting today with this conversation you and i together, we're going to be able to make this happen. so thank you for joining us. i'm looking forward to all of us getting to work. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, everybody. [applause] >> the house is in recess subject to the call of the chair

chicago and we were looking for a book idea and you said there hasn't been a big book about mayor daleythat was enough. you don't always think about timeliness. i started writing a book in the middle of the bush administration and the reason was everyone was fighting over the new deal. new deal was the fault line in american politics. president bush began his second term with a promise that he is going to work to one do social security which was really the crown jewel of the new deal. i like writing history that speaks to to day. why not go back to the origins of the new deal, see why it came about, why it was seen as necessary and that could inform the debate that was going on about whether to rollback part of the new deal. as it turned out, very lucky timing, we ended up getting a democratic president who is very combative -- charismatic like fdr who was very ambitious for his first 1 hundred days, there were a lot of parallels the tween the fdr story in the beginning of the obama story. >> as you think about the beginning of the fdr story venue set the stage? >> people are looking to