>> mac: yeah. >> dennis: she's probably getting the money, then, right? >> mac: dennis! >> august 9, 2011. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to "the daily show," my name is jon stewart. thank you for joining us! we've got a good show that we have prepared it for you with... love. our guest tonight, jay bahadur, author of "the pirates of somalia." by the way, "pirates of somalia," worst disney land ride ever. (laughter) it's a small world, pirates of... (laughter). but before we get to that, recent weeks have seen such discord and strife here in our united states. our stagnating economy and... what's a worse word than "stagnating" for a broken political system? (bleep). (laughter) it's cost us our a.a.a. credit rating. but before we get too down, remember that in some still credit-worthy countries the third "a" now apparently stands for "arson." london is on fire! dear god! what the hell is going on over in britain? please tell m

>> sweet dee: we're getting our jobs back. >> dennis: yeah, yeah. >> mac: can't have 'em. >> dennis: we might have a little bit of a drug problem, you guys. >> charlie: oh, see, i might not really care. >> mac: i don't give a shit. >> charlie: your positions have been filled, so... >> sweet dee: so we're gonna take yours. >> mac: no, you're not gonna take our jobs. >> dennis: my dad called and said that we could have your jobs. >> mac: we need money to pay our hookers, okay? so you can't have 'em. >> dennis: but we need money to buy crack. >> mac: oh. oh, i'm sorry. did you get addicted to crack? did somebody get addicted to crack? oh! i sweat uncontrollably. >> dennis: ooh, i can't get somebody to have sex with me unless i pay for it. >> frank: children, children. children, children. what's all the fighting about? >> mac: did you tell them that they could have our jobs? >> frank: why don't we go on inside where it's nice and warm and we can settle this like a family? come on. >> charlie: what about slaves? >> frank: the slaves are gone. they were bringing me down. plus, you know, th

>> dennis: yeah, way to go! >> charlie: well, it's dee's fault for quitting on me. >> mac: oh, it's dee's fault? >> sweet dee: how is it... maybe it's your fault for being horrible at everything. >> mac: here we go with this again. >> dennis: everybody pass the buck. >> mac: you know what, dennis? we have to admit, it's over, it's done. we got to get all these assholes out of here right now. >> dennis: dee, you get everybody out of the bar. charlie, you... you're a disappointment. come on, let's go get everybody out of the basement. >> mac: god only knows what's going on down there. ( men shouting ) >> ( shouts in vietnamese ) ( spins gun chamber ) ( shouts in vietnamese ) ( gunshot ) ( thudding ) ( men continue shouting ) >> dennis: i'll call the cops. >> mac: frank! >> august 18th, 2011,from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. (cheers

>> dennis: so you're not gonna get into any trouble at all? >> charlie: uh, no, not really. and since the mcpoyles are gonna plead guilty, i'm sort of off the hook completely. >> dennis: that's great. >> sweet dee: oh, i'm sorry, was he saying that the intervention worked? >> dennis: no, i don't think that's what he's saying. >> sweet dee: what are you talking about? it was the final push charlie needed. turns out three-quarters of a major not so bad after all. >> charlie: oh, and the best part of it, actually, for me now, is the fact that everybody thinks that i've been molested. so in a way, my life is ruined. in the meantime, i'm going to go in the back office and cry and cry and cry and drink for a while. ( door slams shut ) >> dennis: emotional release. another giant step forward. >> sweet dee: my god, we're good. >> dennis: doctor. >> sweet dee: doctor. >> mac: yeah, yeah, so, i just wanted to apologize again for the other day. >> murray: it's all right, mac, don't worry about it. >> mac: awkward, right? >> murray: you know what? you were a good student in school. you

[applause] >> dennis prager inspiring as always. there's no time for questions but to continue the tribute to president reagan close as if you were close and radio show. send us off with a closing thought about president reagan. >> i want to tell you a funny story my wife brought to my attention in the biography of president reagan. it is classic, right up the theme of what i said. unless you heard this on my show i suspect you don't know. every conservative is called stupid by liberals. the more prominent you get the stupider you are described by everybody. they don't call me stupid. they call me many names. if you google dennis prager and asshole you get many hits. stupid is pretty rare. i assume i am not prominent enough. but i am not running for office. ronald reagan was called a dummy. one of the most eloquent presidents we ever had who could speak spontaneously far better than our current president. no insult intended. it is just a fact. he was called stupid. so they had a dilemma. it turns out he wasn't a dummy. he was quite

to crowd them, then-- >> didn't learn denny green's temper, did you?> you know what? the guys know it. i believe i'm slow to anger, but once i get there, sometimes i stay there for a while! >> they are who we thought we were! we let them off the hook! >> god have mercy on the guy that didn't agree or didn't step on the line, because denny would let them have it. >> you can see the whole interview. sefantastic. that's tonight on game day at 11:30. >> thank you very much. >>> more pain for bart riders during tomorrow's commute. another protest planned once again over bart's decision to shut off wireless service at civic center station. how the transit agency is offering a very public explanation to its tactics, coming up in 30 minutes. >>> and so tomorrow, it's going to start the warmup? >> yes, pull out the short sleeve clothing tuesday, but start to take the layers off tomorrow. enjoy the start to the week. >>> thank you very much. that's it for eyewitness news at 5:30. see you back here in half an hour. until then, updates on cbssf.com. good night. ,,

dennis has been lying to us the whole time?don't know and i don't care. >> mark dunlap: wait a second-- fatty magoo. are you ingrid nelson? >> yes. >> no shit! i'm mark dunlap. i knew you in high school. wow. you look terrific. >> thank thank you. >> and that would make you the aluminum monster-- oh, man! you were all jacked up, huh? >> i don't remember. >> remember that? with the back brace... and all that metal... i mean, you were like... you were like... an aluminum monster. that really was the best name for it. >> the only name for it, really. >> you were so cute. >> awww... thanks. >> it was a lot of metal, man. hey, hey, i used to know your brother. now, he was a pretty cool guy. whatever happened to him? >> behold a winner in all his... hmm. >> holy shit. >> (ingrid sighs) >> what are you guys doing here? captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org (2x6 >> august 9, 2011. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning spon

dennis said we have a serious problem in this country and if he had his druthers he would be spending on more to get those jobs. we'll have a congressman to join us. what would you do right now? >> we should be investing in america. if the feds can give money to the banks, the united states can create money and invest it in creating jobs. >> haven't we tried that, congressman. only a fraction of that went to creating infrastructure jobs. we need to invest in america and it would be good for business. we have three trillion in infrastructure needs. we need a new wpa. >> i don't understand that, congressman. i know you are consistent. but i think you are wrong. we have tolls and fees and state surtaxes that were meant for highway construction and bridge construction and supposedly in a lock box for that purpose . we have had better than a dozen earmarks, pardon me for using that word. for construction . now we say another infrastructure program. congressman, we mede to stop people from coming up with initiatives. >> we need top 10 corporations to pay their taxesment wouldn't that be nic

we had dennis herrera here.e is running for mayor. >> so we will have ed lee. >> yes. >> we sat down with him at cafe roma. we'll be talking to him for a little bit about sort of the flack he is getting from the dennis herrera types. >> and he will make possibly that formal announcement. >> he will make up his mind one way or the other tomorrow. meanwhile a few other stories to cover. top stories, there are new efforts to protect people in the san francisco crosswalks following last week's hit and run accident. >> this morning the nine-year- old boy hit by a car while leaving a giants game remaining in critical condition. ryan white and his family were here on vacation from philadelphia, and he was hut thursday night at mission and montgomery streets. we have been following this story and husband condition. we know police have is arrested the 21-year-old driver. we announced that a couple of days ago. he is charged with hit and run, driving under the influence and possession of an open container. >> all right. >

them, then crowd them-- >> didn't learn denny green's temper, did you?> you know what? the guys know it, you know. i believe i'm slow to anger, but once i get there, sometimes i stay there for a while. >> they are who we thought they were! and we let them off the hook! >> guys have mercy on the guy that didn't agree or step in line, because denny would let him have it. >> you can hear that david shaw interview tonight on game day, plus the 49ers blindside story, demarcus dobbs. remember the blindside, the movie? niners have a lineman with the same story, tonight at 11:30. >> and are you going to talk about the giants and fixing all the-- >> i don't know what you got to fix. i think you got to wait for guys to come off the disabled list. the thing is, the giants have been dodging bullet after bullet after bullet, but they are only a game and a half out of first place. they are in one of the most difficult seasons. >> if they were all healthy, just imagine. >> just imagine! >> thank you much. >>> well, this could be it for moammar gadhafi. rebels have take

dennis celorie: "it's by far the best chair i've ever owned." terri: "last year, 9 out of 10 people got their hoveround for little or no money." jim plunkitt: "no cost. absolutely no cost to me." breaking news...when you call today, we'll include a free hoveround collapsible grabber with the purchase of your power chair. it reaches, it grabs, it's collapsible and it's portable. it goes wherever you go. get it free while supplies last. call the number on your screen to get your free video, brochure and your free hoveround collapsible grabber. call the number on your screen. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, did you see that trouble in tripoli. in some cases looting. >> tell me how you got the hat. i mean, it fits you. where did you get it from. >> it wasn't really hard. i just went inside his room. >> colonel qaddafi's bedroom. >> yeah, qaddafi's bedroom and it was -- i was like oh my god, i'm in qaddafi's room. oh my god! but then this thing happened, i found this, i was like oh my goodness! but i'm happy now. i'm having this thing and

dennis will be doing the game with tim rice.he raiders are on in the regular season. >> thanks kim. >>> safety problems with two popular cars. the ford mustang and the volkswagen jet a, it prompted an investigation of nearly 100,000 cars. and what they are doing to keep the pinball tradition. 60 minutes is next. of course, you can find the latest news and weather on cbssf.com. have a great night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

i'm sorry if my breath stinks. >> hey, dennis, want one? >> uh, you know what, maybe not tonight, ladies. i'm kind of working on something. >> oh, come on, don't be a loser. >> yeah. >> well, uh... all right. yeah, maybe just one. do you have one for my sister, too? >> sure. >> what is it? >> you'll see. >> chop, chop, chop, chop, chop. >> chopping, chopping. >> good, good. >> the cat's dead. i don't see any problems with that, other than the fact that the camera might see my hand killing the cat. >> no, charlie, we're gonna pull the cat out of there before it gets through the chopper. >> yeah, but if sweet dee doesn't make it in time, you're gonna see me chop the cat. >> well, just don't chop the cat then. >> oh, i can't make that promise. come on. >> whoa, where have you guys been? you look like shit. >> i don't want to talk about that. >> did you become celebrities yet? >> no, we're not doing the celebrity thing anymore. we're done with that, it's stupid. >> no, no, no, we need you guys, 'cause we got this great chopping mechanism. it's

congressman joe walsh, congressman dennis kucinich. we'll be back with more after this.the new guy is loaded with protein! really? 25 grams of protein. what do we have? all four of us, together? 24. he's low fat, too, and has 5 grams of sugars. i'll believe it when i--- [ both ] oooooh... what's shakin'? [ female announcer ] as you get older, protein is an important part of staying active and strong. new ensure high protein... fifty percent of your daily value of protein. low fat and five grams of sugars. see? he's a good egg. [ major nutrition ] new ensure high protein. ensure! nutrition in charge! >>> 44 minutes after the hour. japan workers are finding lethal levels of radiation around the crippled fukushima daiichi nuclear plant the highest they've seen yet. zain verjee joins us now from london. what are we learning, zain? >> this kind of radiation level, ali, we are learning could kill human beings in weeks. it's the highest they've discovered since the earthquake and tsunami about five months ago. just take a look at the pictures here, because they have detected th

london, i was trying to get across to dennis kucinich that she's huge government programs are harming the economy because, as you know, as you both doctors know, once this kicks in in 2013, private health insurance companies that pick up the tab, they are going to pass it along in higher premium rates. people like me who buy my own insurance and to biggss that buy insurance. businesses will higher fewer people. that's my concern here, doctor, do you share it. >> i actually do not. we have been shown and if you look around the world services actually save us a lot of money. burdennible of disease. that's where the majority of health care dollars are spent on health care diseases. >> bill: no doubt the proper preventative the better off the planet is going to be. my premium is going to go up again. i'm going to have to pay more money to the health insurance company. and, therefore, if i hire somebody in my corporation, all right, hire for that person. i am less likely to hire more people. do you understand that? >> i hear where you are coming from. >> bill: it depresses the economy. >>

. >> bill: dennis miller absolutely outraged over senator reid's lament. >> you are going to make me. >> not every regulation is bad. not every regulation is burdensome on business. >> bill: also, are you worried about the economy? you should be. the obama administration is strangling it. we will present a rock solid case. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. why america is losing power. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the united states remains the most powerful nation in the world. but we are losing steam. our power is not based on the military, which is the best in the world. our economic prosperity makes us strong. but here we are in decline. the debt deal this week accomplished one big thing. it kept u.s. bonds from being downgraded and that's huge. as we predicted here, moody's and other agencies now say they will keep america's a.a.a. rating intact at least for the moment. but there is little else good about

joan, dennis referred to some of the language being used. "much of the country has watched in horror has the tea party republicans have waged jihad on the american people." don't liberals usually complain about inflammatory -- >> he wrote another segment and apologized. >> he did apologized. you talk about tea party crazies. >> i've said it was a hostage taking. i believe it was a hostage taking. do you know who agrees with me? mitch mcconnell. mitch mcconnell joked about it. some people in the party wanted to shoot the hostage. we got some ran sosom. i don't believe that the vice president said it. it sounds like someone else said it. >> the vice president never denied he said it. he said people shouldn't say it. that is what he reacted to the politico piece. >> politico reported vice president biden in a closed door meeting with democrats referred to the republican tea party types as terrorists. biden sort of denied it. your point is that the media don't get very exercised when this language is used by liberals? >> there was one sarah pali

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champion dennis rodman booking his place among the game's greats and i'm going to have to be. text when he's here or to get more. action from our company i mean it's amazing i got six bulls and a hall of fame last three years you got this great class here. supporters this whole organization and this whole foundation for the nation this hall of fame it's also. i last year's runner up of bron james is meanwhile preparing as usual for the upcoming n.b.a. season despite the league's labor dispute showing well little signs of slowing done that miami heat story is in taiwan promoting the sports and improving his game while lawyers hammer off those agreements in boardrooms back home i'm seeing. you know i'm working towards a season. believe there will be a season. you know hopefully both sides to come together continue to have this great game that we call. to you to grow to be graceful just and work work and i want to work towards better prepare for n.b.a. season to be here this year. twenty eleven tour de france winner could tell evans continues to enjoy the fruits of july's labor b

joining us is dennis kneale.n someone says, i saved jobs or prevented us from going into depression even the definition of recession and depression economists have made the deaf up. >> this is all fuzzy stuff. what the president said today, he took off his january 20 -- he took office january 20th, of '09. in less than six months barack obama says he got us out of the worst recession in 60, 70 years in six months. now because of freedom in the mideast and because of the tsunami and earthquake in japan, now he is unable to fix the economy, after 2 1/2 years in office. if he was able if fix it and get out of recession in six months how come he can't fix it this time? in june, before the debt crisis and the brinkmanship by the tea party that is supposed to have thrown our economy -- in june consumer spending fell for the first time since september '09 because people are feeling bad. it is one thing to claim credit when it is dubious as to whether they deserve it. when you pair it with his persnickety, put upon petul

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what police found stashed in the luggage of a crowded bus. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell.oming up in just a couple minutes on "game day." very special guest in the studio. giants outfielder brandon belt. brandon, the confidence factor right now in the giants clubhouse? >> still high. a hill bit down about today but we will come back strong tomorrow. >> . great story. also called a baby giraffe. the story coming up in a couple minutes on "game day." ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, row. and >>> are you in there? you are fired. >>> "the help" led the box office for a second week in a row and the acclaimed film is on track to hit the $100 million mark this week. this week "the help" earned more than $14 million. number 2 with more than $10 million. "don't be afraid of the dark." "our idiot brother." analysts say earnings were down 15 to 20% this weekend because of hurricane irene. >>> another shocker at the m t as. ♪[ music ] beyonce didn't even wait to get on stage to steal the show. she told a reporter on the red carpet that she and rapper jay- z are expecting. then in a flashback to 200

we decided to get together in february, because we didn't want to get to this point, as dennis mentioned, and we agreed to reset the clock. the agreement was between everybody in that room, which dennis has outlined, was that by the end of march, greg would be compliant. greg committed to that, and mr. paul committed to that. we talked about it. everybody in the room. so end of march comes by. we do a sound check. guess what, he's not compliant. he hasn't done much. so then we have sound check done at the end of april. then another one done at the beginning of may. greg is not compliant. so then he gets the notice of enforcement. greg ignores that notice. i even called bev inn, a friend of mr. braunstein's. nothing happened. greg did not respond to the notice of noncompliance until august 8. i believe it was august 8 or august 10, 2010. that's an awful long time to be just ignoring a notice. the whole issue here is greg has made promises. i know this is a huge setback. but if we're not going to adhere to the rules and if people aren't going to have to pay the fines, why have them? it bas

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. >> reporter: san bruno firefighter pono dennis remembers the night of september 9th, 2010, as if it were yesterday. >> i was sitting right here cooking dinner. sounded like a jet taking off from the airport. i ran occupant the door and all you could see was orange in the second-story windows. i took a peak around the firehouse and all you could see was fire down the street. >> reporter: he was one of the first responders that) it was the worst disaster these veteran firefighters had ever seen. it was all put on pg&e. >> poor recordkeeping. inadequate inspection programs. an integrity management program without enat theity. >> reporter: pg&e tells cbs5 they have made major safety improvements. >> if it happened again today, tomorrow god forbid there is a new -- at least there is an int interim plan in. >> yes. we are constantly updating our emergency plan. >> reporter: that's not good enough for judy and mike that overlook the explosion site and still have nightmares of that night nearly a year ago. >> it should never have happened f they had been doing their jobs. >> reporter: now f

jan bloom, dennis mackenzie, terry shore, kate coleman. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my address is on lenworth street. thank you are holding this hearing. i am prepared for a one-minute time limit, so i will speak to that. de d-eir bills to mitigate or recognize negative impact on the neighborhood. i have this one example of a negative impact we will experience a rainey's nearby neighborhoods. -- experience in these neighbor hoods. there will be cumulative noise and vibrations from motors and generators from a spectator boats, official boats, and there will be noise from airhorns, and noise from motorized vehicles. this noise will be funneled uphill from the natural amphitheater into the nearby neighborhood. something like a reverse megaphone. this will go on from 9:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. at night nine days in a row. these are serious and cumulative impacts. thank you. president olague: thank you. you can keep coming up to the mic when you hear your name called. however you want to do a. -- it. >> thank you, commissioners. this is a copy of my proposal for staff and

the menace the five time champion dennis rodman deservedly booking his place among the game's greats. i see mother jones. checks one is here orders get more field jackson from our company. it's amazing got six balls go in the hall of fame last three years you got this great fear that forty six supporters this whole organization this whole foundation for the nation is hall of fame here it's also. and finally this is to. receive the hero's welcome on home soil the first australian to win cycling's most prestigious event touching down at melbourne airport thursday the thirty four year old claiming the two is yellow jersey after a hectic twenty two days last month the locals will now get to watch events as mustering up close when he cycles a stretch of a melbourne road today the u.c.i. pro team rider will then address the crowd in the central city. when you arrive the tour de france you pretty concentrated on each day you need to write and so on so you don't sometimes you forget there's twenty million people cheering you on and so on and so much going on in the moment but yeah having peo

my name is dennis mckinsey. i am here to provide you with a copy of my proposal i have shared with the port commission, port staff, a city hall, the mayor's office, the board of supervisors, mr. barry ellison, as well as the san francisco unified school district. i am proposing that mr. ellison and the city as well as the school district create a marine science career path away as part of this project in order to be, as you have mentioned, cultural and environmental impacts. this program is only for three years. might plan is -- my plan is to address the issues for the san francisco high-school kids and for many, many years in the future. i am asking that all these parties involved take the leadership and build this facility and work with the school district, as well as the commission here to work together with everyone involved. there are many needs, as we all know, many sectors of our country, economically, educational, and our kids need the real world practical experience to go out there and see what position

sot dennis herrera - abogado de la ciudad de s.f.ease and desist, make sure all records are preserved and that if there is any retaliation against any worker, the full brunt of the law will be brought down on them." ---el abogado de la ciudad declar que se le ha ordenado a la empresa a que no tome represalias contra sus empleados o enfrentar ms cargos legales.. cu ---la ciudad de gilroy toma medidas adicionales para proteger a sus habitantes... take vo ---para ello ha comenzado la instalacion de camaras de seguridad en el centro de la ciudad que ayudaran a la policia a combatir la delincuencia... ---la medida es en respuesta a la preocupacion de los miembros de la asociacin de comerciantes del centro sobre la percepcin de la poblacin sobre el aumento de delitos cometidos en el area.. ---el costo del equipo y de su instalacin fue de 50 mil dolares.. topvo ---motivada por el caso del secuestro y esclavizacin de jaycee dugard, por parte de phillip garrido y su esposa nancy, la asambleista de concord, susan bonilla, ha creado un proyecto

dennis rodman. thanking his wife for putting up with him the last few years and raising their kids. >> i have been very appreciative of what she has done and i just wish, i wish -- being a basketball, i have one regret. i wish i was a better father. >> very emotional for dennis but congratulations to him and everyone else who got into that hall of fame. >> there you g . gientsz in action. not in our backyard. >> several cities filing suit to keep high speed rail from running up the peninsula. the arguments they are making in court and how soon they will get an answer. we will have that story coming up here in 30 minutes. that is it for eyewitness news here at 5:30. we will be back here again in half an hour and then again at 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. news updates at cbssf.com. now we go to new york for the "cbs evening news." ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

. >> businessman dennis landow said he con relate. >> i know what a debt ceiling feels like it's and it's not a comfortable thing. i wish they would take care of their debt ceiling so i can take care of mine. >>> she says it's part of the deal. >> we need to cut down on government. that's the problem. >> medicare and social security? >> social security isn't a problem anyway. they borrow from it. it's money that people have already paid into it. it's our money. >> they're out of touch with reality. >> reporter: what do they have to know? what do they need to know about folks like you? >> a 9:00 to 5:00 job we work hard for what we've got and i think a lot of people up in washington probably take away that for granted. >> as a federal employee i would like to get it sorted out. >> reporter: why do you think it's not getting sorted out. >> politics, nothing to do with economics. >> reporter: andrea austin a business woman says it's obvious. >> buy things here, not in china it would help a lot. >> reporter: 17-year-old louis battle offers a harsher solution. >> i think they should lock

dennis o'donnell. it's not a surprise. a fun story. the 169th ranked player in the world is the champion at stanford. would you call it an upset? the newest giant will turn things around in cincinnati. >>> we begin our newscast i promised we would tell you a story about how people are raiding ek cycling bins. unfortunately, we will not be able to bring it to you in this newscast because of the debt ceiling agreement if you nine at 6:30 i can almost promise you, you it will be there but we can always count on dennis. >> i thought obama looked pretty good. his eyes looked like he hadn't slept for a couple of days. >>> it's been a long year since serena williams last won a tennis tournament. two surgeries a foot an blood clot scare that could have been fatal. she's in the finals. her playing better than they are current ranking 169th in the world. serena played early but battled back. running from side to side serena takes the first set 7-5. second set was not much too it. serena simply overpowers. she wins in three straight set for they

dennis kelly. >> mrs. plaque's item i don't think was on the consent calendar, it has to do with pars. i'm dennis cutty, president of the united educators of san francisco and am pleased to be here this night to hear mr. garcia is now dr. garcia. [laughter] >> well, kind of. all right. all right. i wanted to talk about a number of items. i'd like to group them together in three groups for you. first is items k-16, 17 and 18. they have to do with after-school programs at three of the schools. each one of these programs comes with an evaluation that costs $1,250 or $2,250, in that range for each one of them. and the question i have really is, what is being evaluated in these programs? are these programs being evaluated on the basis of whether or not specific children in specific schools who are in these programs are being helped to move forward in terms of their achievement, or is the evaluation an evaluation that simply notes how many meetings there were and how many people attended and all that? so it woul

. >> dennis: so, i'm the bad person, huh?roans ) >> mac: holy shit, he fainted. >> frank: that's what you get for not eating. >> mac: hey, cricket, you know what would make you feel better? >> mara: what could possibly make me feel better? >> mac: wanna teabag, dennis? i'll get the camera! >> charlie: yeah! >> mac: whoo! whoo!(" >> august 17, 2011. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme song playing] [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome to the dail show. i'm jon stewart. our guest tonight... oh, you're too kind. our guest, former republican party chairman... our guest tonight, former republican party chairman michael steele here once again in non-puppet form. we're very excited about that. much more dynamic in non-puppet form. our coverage of the elephant stampede to the white house continues. as you may recall, sunday belonged to the fiery congresswoman from minnesota michele bachmann, whose performance at the ames

dennis said we have a serious problem in this country and if he had his druthers he would be spendingthose jobs. we'll have a congressman to join us. what would you do right now? >> we should be investing in america. if the feds can give money to the banks, the united states can create money and invest it in creating jobs. >> haven't we tried that, congressman. only a fraction of that went to creating infrastructure jobs. we need to invest in america and it would be good for business. we have three trillion in infrastructure needs. we need a new wpa. >> i don't understand that, congressman. i know you are consistent. but i think you are wrong. we have tolls and fees and state surtaxes that were meant for highway construction and bridge construction and supposedly in a lock box for that purpose . we have had better than a dozen earmarks, pardon me for using that word. for construction . now we say another infrastructure program. congressman, we mede to stop people from coming up with initiatives. >> we need top 10 corporations to pay their taxesment wouldn't that be nice . stop off sho

champion dennis rodman to his place among the game's greats to be. smarter joins. text one is here more. action for more coming i mean it's amazing got six balls in the hall of fame last three years and that was great last few. supporters this whole organization is home from. i mean you've made your whole frame here there's also. the last year's runner up with bron james is meanwhile preparing as usual for the upcoming n.b.a. season despite the league's labor dispute showing well little signs of slowing down their miami heat stories in taiwan promoting the sports on improving his game lawyers those agreements and boardrooms back home i'm seeing more and. you know i'm working towards a season you know. there will be a season. you know hopefully both sides can come together so you have this great. school continue to grow to be great so i just i'm working working working towards getting better prepare for a good season to be sure. twenty eleven tour de france winner condell evans continues to enjoy the fruits of july's labor back home the thirty four year old becoming