[applause] [applause] lauren dangerfield, 16, has led the forefront of campaigns for people winning in time of rights. -- employment rights. she also institutionalized ethnic studies. she is working to build more awareness on working to bridge the gap between ecology, race, and community. [applause] [applause] lucky fisher travis, 17, is a youth supervisor with new ideas. he strives for greatness and also pushes and support this project leaders to envision britain is in themselves. -- greatness in themselves. [applause] [applause] michellechu, 17, is a committed youth board member and on the youth empowerment advisory board. she is a college-bound ambassador in march from mentor school, where she is a wonderful model tutor. michelle is a responsible and motivated later working to bring you up voice to her community. [applause] nataliegranados, 18, has been a leader in the grenada movement where she had been in the budget crisis and have bravely spoken at the bourse supervisors. she has advocated for sense of participation and funding to be restored to our city's quality youth programs.

i just talked with dangerfield and he says the suspect is 21 years old.'t know a city or an address. he also said in addition to ryan white there was another person injured during the hit hit and run this all happened around 10:30. he says a white suv and we've just learned it was a pickup truck, a toyota tundra, ran the light, hit the vehicle and the collision pinned the boy against a parked car for a while. without backing up suv continued eastbound on mission. >> he was not sober and he -- he came back around to the scene of the crime obviously not realizing what he was doing and then he turned back around and got out of here -- and got out of there. >> when we got to see the guy in person after they cut him -- that guy was really drunk. does he know? i don't know i am sure he knows how. i'm not sure he knew then. >> reporter: police put out a lookout alert. they spotted the vehicle around 1:00, lieutenant dangerfield just told me that. and the witnesses were actually -- drove themselves to hayward to i.d. this person. last we heard, he was being detai

apologies to those of you who are too young to know who rodney dangerfield is. it is about promoting transparency in government not limiting the debate. it seems fitting that he should have the opportunity to bring his perspective to the table as we offer all of the presidential candidates this year and the president of the united states to has yet to take us up on the offer. the conservative christian group asked candidates to sign [unintelligible] stating, "in one concise document, they managed to condemn gays single-parent single individuals divorce is, muslims, gays in the military, women who choose to have abortions, and everyone else who doesn't fit in a norman rockwell painting." the decision to defend the new mexico border is a waste of money and he blasted rick perry for doing an impression of george bush. with his own ideas and such issues as the defense spending, medicare governor johnson acknowledges that name recognition has been an impediment. please give a warm welcome to governor johnson. [applause]

i'm rodney dangerfield. a debt deal may have been reached by congress.eeling the effects of it. new cbs news/"new york times" poll finds 82% of americans disapprove of congress is doing, the highest disapproval that congress ever had since polling begans in the '70s. let me be bankrupt about this. everybody didn't look good in this deal. we know that. republicans look marly bad i thought. what can congress possibly do now? nobody believes anything they're doing. no fishtives. >> from doing campaign and working for members of congress, people largely blame congress as an institution but they don't blame individual congress person. so they return to the district and campaign and say everybody else is problem. it wasn't me. you've done campaigns, too. it's fecktive to blame everybody else. >> bob: i'm not sure it's holding this time. i think they get themselveses in more trouble than they think; particularly, republicans. >> there are more of them to defend. >> bob: there are. >> there are 18 republic freshmen, that is a lot. >> bob: but republicans have mo

. >> you are the rodney dangerfield of of "the five." >> okay, fine. i'm done. what do you make of this? i have never heard of the title childhood educator. >> this is -- this is the obama spread the wealth -- share the prosperity, share the sacrifice. this is what obama wants to do, get the mon frethis house and make sure this house gets some too, so this house gets small like this. >> can you get through one segment without dumping on obama? is it possible -- >> we are like that, bob. >> we all need to go on a diet. we are little pigs. >> it didn't take a heartbeat to go from pigs to obam amount of i love stuff like this. i love stuff like this because it makes the left look so insane. they have lost their mind. i love olson's point where he says, maybe in the end, we should have the pigs welcome the wolves in and convince him to become a vegan. would that be better? >> this is harmful because it's teaching separatism at a young age, that you are all different. she's brainwashed. >> it's corrupting a child's story. right? i mean, is nothing sacred? the left ha

. @@ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah @ ♪ ♪ >> bob: the liberal rodney dangerfield finallyk" cover of michele bachmann creating a controversy. critics say the picture was used to make her look back and the tite ol the queen of rage is facing backlash. rage doesn't appear anywhere in the article. i'll say this in defense of michele bachmann. now that i have looked at the picture, it is outrageous. it does i think portray her as happened with sarah palin in a negative light. i don't know why "newsweek" back to back gets themselves in this controversy when you knew you were going to get it. amazingly, the national organization of women, one of your favorite groups come out in defense of bachmann on this. >> dana: the reason they did it back-to-back is the reason what we're doing right now, giving them attention. i will guarantee you if the head of "newsweek" had a picture of herself like this on the cover of my magazine there would be h-e-double hockey sticks to pay. finally, the national organization for women defended bachmann against "newsweek." interesting they chose this

my apologies to those of you who are too young to know who rodney dangerfield is. is that our mission is to promote transparency in government, not limit debate. we are pleased to offer him the opportunity to bring his perspective to this table. he condemned the marriage vow that a christian conservative group asked him to sign. handled by some candidates with kid gloves as un-american and unrepublican, stating, adds -- and we quote here, "in one concise document, they managed to condemn case, a single parents, single individuals, divorce say is, muslims, unmarried couples, women who choose to have abortions and everyone else who does not fit into a normal -- norman rockwell painting." he mocked candidate tim pawlenty's ad on his decision to send national guard troops to the u.s.-mexico border as a waste of money and mocked governor perry for doing an impression of george bush. with his own ideas on the budget, medicare and the department of education, governor johnson recognizes that name recognition has been an impediment to his message. with no further delay, we

is ron paul the rodney dangerfield of politics? >> i tell you what, if i were ron paul i would be partially happy he's not getting as much attention as michele bachmann because as you pointed out she just barely won that straw poll in ames over congressman paul, it was very narrow. certainly if there's a second tier in this race he and michele bachmann are basically neck and neck, they're right in there with perry and romney, governor perry and governor romney nup front and two members of congress behind them in second tier. the reason he's probably not getting as much attention as michele bachmann is partially because liberal outlets and mainstream news outlets love to bash michele bachmann. shshodder,od you saw the newsweek cover, you saw all of that stuff, she's phot genic, she tells the kind of story that democrats want to tell about the republican party right now. it's harder for them to rip on paul because he's more consistent libertarian, he has those views that are harder for democrats to come after, so he sort of notes alo

my apologies to those of you who are too young to know who rodney dangerfield is.e pleased to offer him the opportunity to bring his perspective to this table. he condemned the marriage vow that a christian conservative group asked him to sign. "in one concise document, they managed to condemn case, a single parents, single individuals, divorce say is, muslims, unmarried couples, women who choose to have abortions and everyone else who does not fit into a normal -- norman rockwell painting." he blasted texas governor rick perry for "doing an impression of george bush," saying that americans are not ready to elect another governor from texas as president. with his own ideas on the budget, medicare and the department of education, governor johnson recognizes that name recognition has been an impediment to his message. we want to give him a chance to deliver that message today. please give a warm national press club welcome to governor johnson. [applause] >> great introduction. i am not frustrated and i am not angry. i am really not. i think this is a process, and i a