well, here we go, republican attack dog darrell issa is on a witch-hunt to try to take down the president of the united states in his administration. he wants, death by a thousand hearings. congressman dennis kucinich is the man with the plan to stop him right in his tracks. he'll join nus just a moment and i'll have commentary. rush limbaugh, has this guy lost his marbles? he's attacking me because i called him out for his racist hit job on congressman jim clyburn. i'mf i've got something to say to the old rust ne"the playbook." >>> and sarah palin mama grizzlies' propaganda, folks busting at the gut last night. the worst moments as he tried to show us russia from her backyard. it's all coming up, stay with us. >>> this is the the story that has me fired up tonight. the brand-new congress the new members they're invading washington, d.c., and of course, folks, they're out for political blood. the republicans and their tea party henchmen don't take control of the house until january, but they've already got their lead attack dog on the hunt. darrell issa, out of california, is the incomin

darrell issa is one of the most partisan members of the congress. he has overstepped so many times, as i said. there's somebody in the wings always having to put his hand over his mouth and he has to go walk it back. i don't think that this strategy is going to work. i really don't. >> congresswoman, great to have you with us. >> thank you, ed. >> appreciate your time. now, some rapid-fire response from our panel on these stories. the justice department has accused new jersey governor chris christie of living large on the taxpayer's dime while he was a u.s. attorney. a tea partier who just won a house seat in mississippi threatening to shut down the government if the president doesn't repeal the health care law. michael steele says, well, there's been a concerted effort by republicans to oust him as the head of the rnc. with us, laura flanders, host of grit tv and editor of the book "at the tea party" and karen hanretty, republican strategist with us tonight. let's get into mr. christie. no matter how you look at it this guy has the personality, he

. >>> incoming oversight chair, darrell issa. now, this guy recently called president obama his administration corrupt. but he has absolutely no proof of any of this. congressman dennis kucinich is furious and demanding a retraction. he'll twist some arms tonight's story in "the battleground" is coming up. >>> and tea party and queen michele bachmann threw in the towel on her dream to dominate the republicans. now, rand paul wants to drive the crazy train. that's coming up. >>> but this is the story that has me fired up tonight. i think congressman darrell issa is on a witch-hunt to take president obama down for absolutely nothing. with no proof. but he doesn't have the guts to go after a president, who just admitted a crime on national television. a comment from former president, george w. bush to nbc's matt lauer has set off a wildfire of controversy. >> and so i said to our team, are the techniques legal? and a legal team says, yes they are. and i said, use them. >> why is waterboarding legal in your opinion? >> because the la

hoyer said about darrell issa. >> i think he makes a good point. the last thing we need is kangaroo courts, ed. and the obscenity of this. it's truly an obscenity, the number of people who are in extraordinary pain. you know people, i know people, everyone in the audience does. they lost their jobs, their homes, their kids can't go to school and the notion that these politicians should hang out and play around like school yard bullies, it really boggles the mind. >> what do you think president obama should do in dealing with republicans when it's well documented they don't even want to go to dinner with the guy on his time. >> well, you know, that's quite a challenge on all levels because they are changing the rules as we sit here, ed. can you imagine a year ago or two years ago having this conversation about elected officials absolutely refusing to meet with the president of the united states because they are too busy. i'd love to see is several million unemployed people calling them and tell them we're not too busy and we're calling you to tell y

all right, darrell issa.omment that he made on "good morning america," ripping on president obama when he was talking about possible investigations coming up. here it is. >> his administration received $700 billion worth of walking around money in the stimulus and used it just that way. a great deal was used for political pay back. his administration has a lot of explaining where the $700 billion went, where investigations that should have gone on, particularly into a.c.o.r.n., an organization that he had passed. should do a lot to end. i think that those have to be dealt with. >> that's a hell of a statement. that's an accusation that there was political payback in his administration. he's got a lot of explaining to do. congressman dennis kucinich responded to that on my radio show that comment. >> needs to be cautious about making statements about -- that are inflammatory. walking around money, by the way, that, that phrase that phrase relates to a practice that is now illegal of cash going into the pockets

i think -- darrell issa is a smart guy. he's not a zealot. chris: is this the chance to in vestigate -- >> he never saw a camera he didn't like. and another way is you do have leverage. but the tea party end or the fox news end if you will, going after the new black panther party, for example, which is a dead end, believe me, and instead of the consumer rout, something like that, the average person can relate to, he's going to do damage. >> i think john boehner is well aware of the overreach that occurred in the 1990's. and he's already talked about it. chris: he said this. >> very well aware of it. they studied the 1990's. they're not coming into this -- so they're -- they're aware of -- chris: and i believe these politicians, when they promise they're going to do somet ing in the near term, they tend to know they have to do it. >> he is going to come out. he's going to come out firing. but it's not going to be on the new black panther party. chris: the voter intimidation in philadelphia. >> what he's going to do, my understanding having tal

i think -- darrell issa is a smart guy. he's not a zealot. chris: is this the chance to in vestigate -- >> he never saw a camera he didn't like. and another way is you do have leverage. but the tea party end or the fox news end if you will going after the new black panther party for example which is a dead end believe me, and instead of the consumer rout something like that, the average person can relate to, he's going to do damage. >> i think john boehner is well aware of the overreach that occurred in the 1990's. and he's already talked about it. chris: he said this. >> very well aware of it. they studied the 1990's. they're not coming into this -- so they're -- they're aware of -- chris: and i believe these politicians when they promise they're going to do somet ing in the near term, they tend to know they have to do it. >> he is going to come out. he's going to come out firing. but it's not going to be on the new black panther party. chris: the voter intimidation in philadelphia. >> what he's going to do, my understanding having talked to

it's like, darrell issa, innocent until proven guilty. let's see what he does. maybe he'll do a good job. it could happen. >> jeffrey toobin, cornell belcher, erick erickson, thank you. >> of course republicans campaigned and won back the house on promises to cut the federal budget deficit. tonight on "parker/spitzer," eliot spitzer asked rand paul to be specific about cuts he's going to propose. >> my answer to the question is that nothing is off limits. >> well, then let's -- >> let me finish. the other thing is, is that we will look at each individual program and do a step process to this. we will say, can it be downsized? can it be privatized? can it be eliminated? or can we not look at this program at all, because it's too important that it can't be cut. so we will look at this in a step-wise fashion and we will look at everything within the budget and we will make those determinations. but i'm not prepared to look at all thousand different categories and tell you what we'll cut from each one, other than i'm serious about doing this and i will introduce a b

now, congressman darrel issa is making the first term of the obama administration a nightmare. >>> and the messages changing the world. i'll speak with a twitter co-founder and share questions from my own twitter followers. we want to welcome our viewers from the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> the co-chairman of president obama's bipartisan election released the proposals and nothing is sacred. everything from social security to the tax code would see major changes along with deep spending cuts across the board. these proposals and more will be put to a vote by the 18-member panel next month. 14 votes are needed to send the recommendations on to congress, which would also need to approve them. we're joined by january of illinois along with gloria borger and david gergen. congressman, let me start with you. you hate these proposals and you're a member of the commission. why? >> i'm a member. we were told from the beginning that nothing would be done to social security that would be affect current ben fishery rathers. of course,

a democratic aide has seen a letter circulated by congressman dennis kucinich, citing the threat darrell issa poses to the oversight and government reform committee process and stating that he, kucinich, intends to seek the position of ranking member of the oversight committee. we will touch on that a little bit later on in the program. first this had is the story that has me fired up tonight. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, i guess could you say is buckling to the tea party on government spending. mcconnell trying to break his billion dollar addiction to pork barrel spending. this is what he said about earmarks. >> nearly every day that the senate's been in session for the past two years, i have come down to this very spot and said that democrats were ignoring the wishes of the american people. when it comes to earmarks, i won't be guilty of the same thing. >> wishes of the american people? we will get to that in a moment. mcconnell, well, he now has sainthood amongst his colleagues because he is going after earmarks, interesting after over $1 billion went to kentucky on his beh

and darrell issa, poised to take over the oversight committee and investigate the obama white house. cantor, ryan, and issa, only on "fox news sunday." then, president obama looks ahead after the midterm defeat. >> we can't spend the next two years mired in gridlock. >> chris: we'll ask our sunday panel will the white house really work with republicans? and we'll take a final look at the 2010 elections "on the trail." all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. with their big election victory, house republicans must now prepare to start governing. here to talk about their plans, we're delighted to have the man who is set to become the next house majority leader, eric cantor. congratulations. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good to be here, chris. >> chris: nancy pelosi announced friday that she is going to run to stay on as the leader of democrats in the house. now the republican national committee, which had a sign outside its building in washington that said, "fire pelosi" during the campaign promptly changed that to "hire pelosi." questio

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darrell brown. he was last seen yesterday afternoon in the 800 block myof west fayette.s wearing a black skull cap gray t-shirt a gray and old navy hoodie and blue jeans. if you see darrell call 911 right away. >>> 6áo what happened going to the submarine races at the reservoir now police say they have this to deal with. somebody was shooting out windows at cars parked at the loch raven reservoir. with flying glass. another was sitting in a convertible hit in the leg. this happens 5:00 on warren 1wz road bridge in cockeysville. police told us they think the weapon was a pellet gun. >>> nobody was home and no idea on how this fire started at this bel-air townhome it broke out around 2:00 this afternoon. major oj]damage to the first a 2nd floor of the home and it did touch the neighbors. it took crews about 20 minutes to get this under control and firefighters managed to save the life of a kitten. uk under arrest including a teenager after a stabbing inside the food court at arundel mills mall. deandre simms kay 0b0 allen bo of columbia and another juvenile they are all

. >>> darrell issa he better embrace himself he's about to reach his match. a powerful democrat is stepping forward to throw down the gauntlet. i'll tell you who it is in tonight's "battleground" story. >>> i tell you what, george w. bush he's had one hell of a week, hasn't he? incriminated himself on national television. let hannity ride shotgun and show no remorse for making dangerous decisions. the cia agent who was outed by shooter, her husband will respond in "the playbook." >>> but this is the story that has me fired up tonight. rush limbaugh is proving, once again, he's nothing but a flat-out racist. this time he's attacking the highest-ranking african-american in congress. limbaugh felt the need to make the leadership contest between congressman steny hoyer and congressman jim clyburn, make it about race. >> so there you have it. all hell breaking loose in the democratic party because now black and brown people after tonight -- tonight, we're on the inside. we want to get in there. the white racist leadership of the democrat party trying to ace out cl

and darrell feinberg announc that california is short $12 billion. >> and they will consider to ex techbd a temporary injunction from funding from a mild child care program. 8,000 bay area chdren and low income working families depend on the child care program. last month governor swarzenegger eliminated $256 million in funding for that program to boost the emergency state fund. the temporary injunction keeps the program running while they consider whether the governor's cuts were legal. that injunction is set to expire tomorrow. >> on the national level the power struggle has begun two days after the election. a topepublican leader took an approach thimorning, even as president obama extended an invitation to the ite hoe. janelle wang is live with more. >> americans are calling on politicis to unite. he has telephoned top republicans on regaining control of the hoe. in general the republics want to come together but not without making se threats. >> the white house has a choice, they can change course or they can double down. >> this morning, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell held a

and darrell feinberg announced that california is short $12 billion. >> and they will consider to ex techbd a temporary injunction from funding from a mild child care program. 8,000 bay area children and low income working families depend on the child care program. last month governor swarzenegger eliminated $256 million in funding for that program to boost the emergency state fund. the temporary injunction keeps the program running while they consider whether the governor's cuts were legal. that injunction is set to expire tomorrow. >> on the national level the power struggle has begun two days after the election. a top republican leader took an approach this morning, even as president obama extended an invitation to the white house. janelle wang is live with more. >> americans are calling on politicians to unite. he has telephoned top republicans on regaining control of the house. in general the republicans want to come together but not without making some threats. >> the white house has a choice, they can change course or they can double down. >> this morning, senate minority lead

scheyer walker backs down darrell mccoy. walker delivers the pretty turnaround.l controlled in the first half. he misses the jumper. drexel was -- drexel led as much as 18 in the first half. the big fellow sticks to jae. but he comes up just short. drexel beat loyola 75-72. the greyhound will face usnbc. >> looking forward to tamara. >> it will be a nice day. it will be chilly early on. >> i should not be laughing. >> it will be 68 degrees when ron is hitting his stride in the afternoon. there will be a couple of sprinkles possible on monday. but real rain will be here on tuesday and wednesday. then temperatures will be back to normal. >> what ever normal is. >> they just do not plan. >> thank you for joining us. have a good weekend.

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darrel issa got this job because everyone in the republican conference knew that he had a ton of energy that wasn't being spent on anything useful. they could spend it usefully on him running to cameras, bl bluetooth located right above his ear and explaining the scandals that he thought were important that day. he's calmed down a little bit. he's amped up a little bit since the election, but listen to what he's saying. when he says seven investigations, it's not seven investigations of where joe sestak sharpened his pencil and, you know, what michelle obama put on the menu somewhere. he is saying this will be a happy-go-lucky committee that investigates whether stimulus money is being spect effectively. there is some public desire for that. there's also a lot of room to demagogue that. now, if he was talking about, you know, going after scandals that republicans, you know, amuse republicans and no one else, that's a problem. from what i understand, they're really not interested in doing ten a.c.o.r.n. investigations. you're not going to hear anything crazy. they might have forgotten th

darrell brown was seen saturday afternoon in the 800 block of west fayette street e was wearing a black skullcap, gray t-shirt and gray old navy hoodie and blue jeans. now he was found around midnight and he is okay. >> that's good. >>> 5:00. andy joyce was trying to make a living towing cars. he was making a call on the first of the month, not repossess or take a car to the pound, but trying to help someone out and got killed for doing it. charley crowson with how they are remembered. >> reporter: family and friend want to see one thing happen, they want the person brought to justice. more than 50 tow truck drivers held vigil for joyce who was shot and killed two weeks ago during a call on moher street. the father of 57-month-old son washings two weeks on the job with quick response towing. this happened in the maniy morning hours on november 1st when he got a call not to tow or repossession a -- repossess a car, but going to help someone out. his boss says he was not confrontational and tried to stay away from impound yards and repos and wanted to help people. >> he came out to help a

darrell brown was reported missing in the afternoon. he was found last night. fine here this morning. >>> police are searching for suspects in the random shootings in cockeysville. someone shot out windows of cars at the loch raven reservoir. one person was hit in the eye with fly glass. another person in a convertible was hit in the leg with a flesh wound. this was five last night on warren road bridge in cockeysville. police say they think the weapon is a pellet gun. >>> no one was home and no idea yet how this fire started at the bel air town home. it broke out around 2 yesterday afternoon. major damage to the first and second floor of the home and it did touch the neighbors. it took 20 minutes to get it under control. firefighters managed to save the life of a kitten. >>> three people are under arrest including a teen after a stabbing inside of a food court at arundel mills mall. the both of columbia and another juvenile whose name is not released, are facing charges. police on foot patrol found a teen who what stab wound to his back and said didn't know wh

chris: darrell hammond playing dick cheney without saying a word did the whole act. you were there, very close to watching this whole thing, did you know it was getting to him, this idea? we had a lot of fun with this on television and print. did you know it was getting to him? >> he was concerned about it but i bet if you really reported that out, you would find that cheney came in and said, maybe you should take me off the ticket. and bush said oh, no, i can't do that. and that was the extent to which it was considered. i think it was not something where there was a big debate about it. chris: the angler angled that one too. >> quite possibly. chris: cheney is a smart guy. when we come back, george w.'s new book said the losses in the iraq war were necessary to prevent another 9/11. does the country accept this cause and effect relationship? plus, predictions from the top reporters. be right back. chris: welcome book. the george w. bush memoir is the subject of an nbc special monday night. matt lauer's interview with the former president. here's a piece of that. >>

darrell brown was reported missing in the afternoon and he was found last night and is doing fine this morning. ann's rundle county police are searching for three other men who played part in a role in a murder of a 20-year-old man inside a pizza restaurant. officers say they have arrested 17-year-old vincent bunner accused of shooting and killing misael floor hose was visiting a 17-year-old that worked at the restaurant when the robbery happened on baltimore annapolis boulevard on friday night around nine. it was the 17-year-old girl's first day on job as she stood at the front of the store. flores worked across the street washing cairns cars. two of the four men had gunsch the owner of the restaurant walked in the back to the kitchen but could hear what was going on. >> all my family called me and said move from here. don't do anymore business. >> investigators are not saying bunner's role in the incident but the search is on for three other suspects. >>> it's 6:03. what happened to just going to see the submarine races at the reservoir. now police have this to deal with. somebody wa

congressman darrell issa of california will chair the powerful house oversight committee. democrats have said you're going to start a witch-hunt against the president if republicans take control. >> certainly there are a lot of things that every administration would like to not have looked at. in our case, what we have to look at is the growth of government and the waste in government. and that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi is talking to democrats to try to figure out her next move, but already one democrat has said she should step down from leadership and another has said he might run against her. katie? >> couric: nancy cordes on capitol hill tonight. nancy, thank you. from cbsmoneywatch.com, wall street is giving a thumb's up to the fed's plan to pump more money into the economy. that and an upbeat report on retail sales sent stock prices soaring today. the dow gained at 219 points to close at its highest level in more than two years. now to one of the biggest marijuana bust this is country has ever seen. more than 20 tons worth about

ok darrell is going i guess i was going to just go ahead and jump in the meter and we're going to go to peter thank you peter i want to make the point here because this us therapy issue and spending is is that is of prime importance but what i want to make the point is is driven by crises the reason why you have a move to our stared in europe is because in the in the spring of two thousand this year the sovereign debt crisis first started in greece spread and all of a sudden the spreads on c.d.'s and credit default swaps started skyrocketing and europe found out very quickly that they could no longer borrow at the risk because now the markets were afraid that they weren't going to get paid back to the banks in europe are in a systemic pressure and we were about to blow a valve all right so that's why all of a sudden out of the blue out of the blue after four decades of excessive spending you had a sort of a real wakening of austerity or of cutting spending so that's by pressure and that was by necessity now the other countries which can still spend major economies are like the united

. >> this week darrell issa told good morning america he won't support a compromise that raises taxes on the rich. >> it's important. >> issa is in line to become one of the powerful republicans and today jackie spear had this response to him. >> this class doesn't need more help. thank you very much. >> restaurant owner rory thomas is hoping congress will do nothing to cut into her bottom line. >> there is when we wait and see if we can get the unemployment rate to come back down. not just a stock market recover rye and if lawmakers do extend the cuts, could be a long way. not going to get any easier thank you. >> new jobs could be coming to solano county soon. the u.s. transportation department awarded a $3 million contract to recycle two of the ships and many have been sitting here coredded and several have been towed away. and this company called allied defense recycling will do the work at the former navy ship yard. >> the number of job openings around country has taken a drop. and said they're down more than 5% from the month before. some people are hungry for work in the bay ar

austerity program you will see the slack picked up with much more efficiency by the private sector ok darrell. let's look at looks let's look at austerity who pays for austerity because we're going to be the rich bankers that we bailed out i mean it seems like the same people to build out the bankers are going to have to suffer through this austerity because wall street is swimming in money again. taxpayers are always the last man on the hook because other people are spending their money and so what we've seen here is a crisis of debt that first broke in two thousand and seven two thousand and eight and the government's move very quickly to bail out the banks and this was the matter of necessity because governments like everybody else live on borrowed money and that governments therefore are their debts are far in excess of all other levels of debt and so for governments to keep functioning they move first to save the banks and what you're seeing here is a a situation where everybody is trying to protect themselves and as mark pointed out this is not functional but it is reality and it may be

>> darrell issa de. -- a really nice day. temperatures warming nicely. 43 at reagan national airport, 37 at the gaithersburg. not much going on across the mid-atlantic. low pressure will move, allowing high-pressure. 37-48 degrees quaking. this afternoon, 58-63 with a lot of sunshine. >>> plenty of traffic moving on 66, 95, 395. hov rules lifted. looks good on the greenway and the dulles toll road. looks fine southbound almaden of frederick and into montgomery county. i-495 between thurgood marshall airport and into baltimore. minder crashed on the inner loop near pennsylvania avenue, but everything has moved to the shoulder. traffic moving at speed and is light in volume. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we begin with breaking news from greenbelt to this morning. an officer under fire. prince george's county police looking for a suspect who shot at an off-duty officer early this morning in the 8500 block of greenbelt road. now the latest on the investigation from courtney robinson. >> good morning. they are looking for a man.

they need darrell wright who gets back up on the offensive board. the warriors were in real bad trouble after that. >>> as the college hoops season cranks up, you might call it a soft spot on the schedule for cal and stanford. the cardinal not showing any mercy at all. cal bullied sonoma state. the bears with carter popping out. he hits the three. it was basically no contest start to finish. allen crab leading the way with 22. franklin had 17. 106-76. >>> it would appear the a's are going full boar to get back into the swing of things. they bring in david dejesus. he did hit .318 for kansas city before losing the last two months of the season to a rather severe thumb injury that required surgery. oakland gives up the very promising right hander vince mozaro to get dejesus. no grandiose statements from the 49ers regarding the starting quarterback. for the short-term, smith is the man. not alex, because apparently he's not healthy enough. reading between the lines, troy smith could snatch the job if winning becomes a trend. >> as of right now, it look

steph fan decides his ankle is good enough, 33% in the first half, thanks to heavy plays, darrelle wright controls it. there's your dunk. ells had 7 of the steals, ellis is an island. team high of 23 points. utah ties the games. curry scores 9 of his 20 points, what bad ankle? warriors outrebound utah 52- 26. look at david lee, lee scores 14 points and 15 rebounds, warriors win 85-78 and start a 5-game road trip. clear the pitching staff will remain intact, this year the world series champs will need to seek more offensive support. bruce bochy and ryan sabian said third baseman pablo sandoval needs to get in shape or get shipped out. giants managed four runs a game per year, finding a few more good bats maybe easier said than done, it may not be necessary at all. >> when you pitch as well as we do and don't rely on one hitter or a couple of big hitters, everybody has to do their job and figure out how to contribute on a day-to-day basis. it's a great question and something we'll have to try to address how we upgrade our chances to score four more runs. >> giants proved winning is good bus

steph fan decides his ankle is good enough, 33% in the first half, thanks to heavy plays, darrelle wrightcontrols it. there's your dunk. ells had 7 of the steals, ellis is an island. team high of 23 points. utah ties the games. curry scores 9 of his 20 points, what bad ankle? warriors outrebound utah 52- 26. look at david lee, lee scores 14 points and 15 rebounds, warriors win 85-78 and start a 5-game road trip. clear the pitching staff will remain intact, this year the world series champs will need to seek more offensive support. bruce bochy and ryan sabian said third baseman pablo sandoval needs to get in shape or get shipped out. giants managed four runs a game per year, finding a few more good bats maybe easier said than done, it may not be necessary at all. >> when you pitch as well as we do and don't rely on one hitter or a couple of big hitters, everybody has to do their job and figure out how to contribute on a day-to-day basis. it's a great question and something we'll have to try to address how we upgrade our chances to score four more runs. >> giants proved winning is good busi

darrell feinberg says next year's could be as large as $12 billion, a big shock to the state legislature. that means there will be likely be a midyear budget session. to close the budget gap, brown says he knows voters don't want any new taxes, they made it clear by passing a proposition that makes it easy for lawmakers to pass a budget but made it harder for lawmakers to raise fees. >> on the one hand, people said, by a majority, give us a budget. on the other hand, they said don't pick my pocket. so this will take all the know-how that i said i had and all the luck of the irish as i go forward. >> brown says state workers will have to face reality when it comes to pensions. they'll have to contribute more or take less when they retire. brown has served as governor before, two consecutive terms starting back in 1975. now at the age 72 he will be the state owes oldest governor. >> it's 5:34. this afternoon a judge will consider whether to extend a temporary injunction that kept the state from suspending funding from a major child care program. about 8,000 bay area kids in low income work

oversight and the government reform committee, where the incoming chairman, california republican darrellng to get busy. >> i am going to go after a lot of things and do a lot of investigating. >> eisner says there is still unanswered question about the housing crisis, actions taken by country wide mortgage and freddie mac and fannie mae. asked if the white house tried to force the senator out of running against specter, issa says it goes beyond this administration. >> people in the w. -- administration says they did the same thing. so we have epidemic if you will of administrations thinking it's okay to save their party money clearing a primary with a government job. i think we have to bring it to an end. >> poll out today shows issa has to wield the power carefully. according to the rasmussen reports, 40% of those surveyed say they survey the investigation in past practices of the current administration. but 44% oppose the idea. walter scott rasmussen says most americans seem to have an appetite for investigation that probe in issues they care mostly about. healthcare and the economy. >

they need darrell wright who gets back up on the offensive board. the warriors were in real bad trouble after that. >>> as the college hoops season cranks up, you might call it a soft spot on the schedule for cal and stanford. the cardinal not showing any mercy at all. cal bullied sonoma state. the bears with carter popping out. he hits the three. it was basically no contest start to finish. allen crab leading the way with 22. franklin had 17. 106-76. >>> it would appear the a's are going full boar to get back into the swing of things. they bring in david dejesus. he did hit .318 for kansas city before losing the last two months of the season to a rather severe thumb injury that required surgery. oakland gives up the very promising right hander vince mozaro to get dejesus. no grandiose statements from the 49ers regarding the starting quarterback. for the short-term, smith is the man. not alex, because apparently he's not healthy enough. reading between the lines, troy smith could snatch the job if winning becomes a trend. >> as of right now, it look

. >>> we're breaking down the gop's promises to turn on the lights when it comes to transparency, darrella hoping to have seven hearings a week for the next 40 weeks. will this produce much needed indictments and arrests or lead to political obstructionism? we're joined by jason chaffetz, quite possibly one of the lawmakers mr. issa will be ta l tapping. when you look down the list, bank bailouts, stimulus oversighting, country wide's vip program, fannie, freddie, earmarks and grants from my eyes, the ones that are costing us the most jobs are the bank bouts and fannie, freddie and the housing collapse because we have this money tied up in what may be a fraudulent structure. how much of a difference do you think there will be between each investigation and will there be a priorization? >> there's so much. you look at that long, long list of things to do. there's no shortage of material. yeah, we got to put first things first. absolutely, i think we want to get all of those. there's no reason to ignore any of those. >> but at the same time with the obvious issue being joblessness in this c

. >> sean: darrell issa, get used to it. hope they're not shredding documents at the white house. 1600 pennsylvania avenue. thank you for being with us. let not your heart be troubled, the news continues. greta is next. see you tomorrow night. >> greta: tonight, are you ticked off? seems like a lot of people are. the debt commission has ideas to lower the nation's debt but the ideas are not pretty. former speaker of the house newt gingrich joins us live. good evening. before we get to the issue of the debt commission, i'm curious what you think about the news tonight that congresswoman michele bachmann is not going to seek leadership role in the republican party in the house. what do you think about that? >> i think michele bachmann is a national figure in her own right. she represents strong relationship with the tea party and largest fundraiser in the house on the republican side. my guess is she will be a bigger and bigger national figure and her influence in the house will be considerable but the strengths of being great

mcnabb hit darrelle young for the skins first score of the game. it's now 17-31 for almost 300 yards. but also three interceptions, players on both sides of the ball did not have a lot of positive to take from this one. >> it was embarrassing. they came out the and hit us right in the mouth. >> you just don't think it's going to continue to happen. i never anticated this happening. >> to put up 60 points. felt like somebody was playing a video game out there itas unbelievable. >> mama said the will be days like this, it just happens to be right now. you can't have it happen at all. but it did. >> mama doesn't want to see many more days like that for all these redskins. i had a chance to talk to doc walker a few moments ago. he was saying when you look at michael vick's performance, he's never seen anything like it. vick was so impressive yesterday, so on point scoring touchdowns on each five of the eagles' first possessions. he was named nfc offensive player of the week for the second week in a row. no one done that since randall cunningham in 1998