christine o'donnell, who is the republican dom knee for joe biden's old seat in the delaware senate surfaced today. since she won the primary last week we've been finding out all kinds of fun things about her. first, there was a tape of her speaking out against masturbation. then, a tape of her admitting she had a date on a satanic alter. oops. and now, today, this clip from "the o'reilly factor" in 2007. >> american scientific companies are cross breeding humans and animals and coming up with mice, with fully functioning human brains. >> jimmy: they are? that's amazing! how do they even fit! they're putting human brains in mice and mouse brains in the republican nominee for delaware senate. it's incredible. [ cheers and applause ] i bet she got stoned at watched

or e-mail it at ureport at kgo tv dom dom. >>> up next, reflections on this ninth anniversary of 9/11. and a florida pastor did not burn the koran, but the word didn't get back to afghanistan. >> a gorgeous day today but fog is moving across the bay and impacting our temperatures for is moving across the bay and impacting our temperatures for the weekend and as governor, he cut waste got rid of the mansion and the limo budgets were balanced. $4 billion in tax cuts. world class schools and universities. clean energy promoted. 1.9 million new jobs created. california was working. i'm jerry brown. california needs major changes. we have to live within our means; we have to return power and decision making to the local level-closer to the people and no new taxes without voter approval. jerry brown the knowledge and know-how to get california working again. >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: a medical examiner has positively identified the body of frederick sales. his body was found laird in plastic and tucked away under the stairs of the hercules home he rented. the same house where

i believe in free dom and diversity, need to get the hell out. [applause] >> i have one more performer. can you believe that? i am so excited. he is a very kind man to be here. he's a total icon. tales of the city. his book that was made do a city. he's here on his book tour. thank you very much. well, i would not have missed this evening for anything. you and i both know these things can be boring. not tonight. i like to read, since i'm back home from a tour. i would like to read the chapter that my editor wanted me to remove. i have to set it up for you. michael toliver is 55 years old. they have gone to florida because his mother has died. and they have been out to the rest home, to the bear bar in orlando. they meet a black bear, that is a husky african-american guy and the guy basically propositions them. proposes a three way. they decided he seems like a great guy. they tell him about their b and b. the innamong the flowers. it doesn't mean anything because it was camouflage night at the full moon saloon. we felt compelled to tidy up. and r

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. >>> free dom dom after nearly 14 months in an iranian prison. shourd left that prison tonight for oman. >> i really want to offer my thanks to everyone in the world, all of the governments, all of the people that have been involved, and especially particularly want to address president ahmadinejad and all of the iranian officials that have -- religious leaders and thank them for this humanitarian gesture. >> but as nbc's andrea mitchell reports from tehran, shourd's fiance shane bauer and friend josh fattal remain behind bars. >>> it was a happy ending tonight for sarah sure, the 32-year-old american hiker released from an iranian prison and flown immediately to oman to the gulf nation that by some reports put up the $500,000 that iran was demanding for her bail. she was reunited there with her mother nora with who the other two mothers had been pleading and lobbying and really begging for the release of their children saying that they had simply wandered across the border, an unmarked border in iran from iraq and that they were certainly not sp

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my first priority is to help my fiance, shane bauer and my friend, josh fattal to gain their free he dom because they don't deserve to be in prison anymore. >> there is no indication from the iranian government that either of those men will be set free any time soon. the government says they will continue to be held in pretrial detention much the u.s. state department called the release. >> the release of sarah shourd demonstrates iranian authorities have the aity to resolve these cases if they choose. iranian authorities made the decision to release sarah shourd. we hope they will make the same decision regarding josh fattal and shane bauer as soon as possible. >> who paid the half million bail for shourd's release is unclear. apparently, it was wired to a bank in oman because of u.s. sanctions against iran. it is also not clear exactly when shourd and her relatives will return to the united states, presumably to the los angeles area where she grew up. one u.s. official is quoted asz saying she will be in oman for at least a day. stay with nbc bay area news for continuing coverage of th

. >>> women's professional soccer philadelphia independence hosting the washington tree dom, scoreless minute. the ball -- freedom, scoreless 128th minute. the freedom are eliminated and fall 1-0 and right now a certain football game, the washington redskins in control 27-17 in the 4th. albert haynesworth not active, did not play today. >> an expensive guy not to be playing. >> yup. we'll see what happens this week. >> that does it for us at 6:00. we are all back for you tonight at 10:00 and the news edge at 11:00. >> we'll see you then. úh>

greg-alogue, kristine owe dom, joe, thank you for standing up -- jill, thank you for standing up for left handers. >> anything i can do. >> appreciate it. >> good night for me here. >> unlike some of the people on the panel, i am not making cheap master because jokes. >> excellent fnlt. >> but i admire the fact that o'donnell's campaign slogan is. >> you are bait and switch. >> those weren't really jokes. >> exactly. >> you said the medias up things on o'donnell because she is a conservative. what do you think of the over-under on the number of videos that surfaced between now and november on "politically incorrect." >> what do i think? >> yeah, none. >> you don't think there will be any? there are already two. >> i am not worried about it. >> i am not worried either. i just think there will be a lot of them. >> you think so for real? >> i am agreeing with you. that's what people do. >> you are agreeing. >> i am agreeing all of the videos will be dug up and she was not politically correct alive and we will see them until november. >> i disagree. she will be just fine. >> she can't be

. >> dom, where can people -- tom, where can people check out your act? >> the comedy creel neither new york city and the comic strip. come out and check me out. >> any particular days or do they just show up? >> no, any particular day. i will be at the bar. i won't be performing. >> all right. >> see you there. >> that will work out perfectly. >> monica, any big plans for this weekend? >> yes, as pinch mentioned at the beginning of the show, sunday is my birthday. i am turning 25. >> why don't we make the opposite joke? i am 73. >> monica, are you turning it around? >> um, so what i am doing is i am actually going to the jets-patriots game and siting on the 45 yard line. how awesome is that? >> they will run all over you if you are siting on the yard line. sit in the stands. >> you don't know anything about football. >> if it is tom brady, i don't mind. >> is he on your lesbian list? >> totally. >> back to you, greg.

. >> reporter: the comedy has shot the cast to superstar dom, causing established stars to get in on the action, like britney spears and john stamos, both set to appear this season. >> so when did you figure out glee was huge? >> i went to the philippines and it was nuts how much they love the show. when you go to a different country and people watch a show you only think is big in america and that's when it hits you. >> reporter: more than 10 million song down loads and 19 emmy nominations. may the underdogs continue to overachieve well into the sophomore season. holly morris, fox 5 news. >> and tonight at 8:00, the start of the condition season. you can catch it here on fox 5. >>> gary, are you a gleek like sue? >> i am not a gleek like sue. but i must admit when she has it on downstairs, i find myself occasionally looking in that direction. >> it's kind of catchy when you hear the old songs, you start singing along. >> from when we were kids, or i was a kid. yeah, i know. they do the full range though. >> the weather is kind of catchy. >>> this is the last full day of summer. and

we're coming here not to make money,dom this not to make money we're coming here to experience the life. what would make me excited, i think the young people. the people, thesepeople because of the... >> rose: i believe that? you think they'll return to values because of young them? >> because of young people. young people, my father was criticized my grandfather. my father critized me but my father did a better job than my grandfather, i did a better job than my father and i believe my kids will do a better job than us. nobody can stop it. >> rose: you work all the time or do you take time for balance in your life? if you pse the answer is you have no balance. >>ight that's right. yeah. >> rose: why is that? because it's so exciting? because the challenge is now? it's the only life you know? it makes you happy? what? >> i think because of the excitement and because i really treasure and honor this opportunity in my life that i can do things. my father said if you were born 30 years ago, earlier, you would probably be in the prison because the ideas you have are so dgero. >> rose: if yo

suggest that those who believe there should be a commission without subpoena power, that position is just domthank you. it's great to have you on. let me go to david corn because david, i think you know what's going on here. it's pretty transparent. >> it is. >> it was a little republican loving for the bp and by stopping the bill then, they've created months now in which this idea of getting subpoena power has come into play and now, it's attached to an energy bill going nowhere fast. you have to wonder at some point, whether the republicans make a callation that it looks just awful. they're apologizing to bp. whether they're complaining about obama being too tough on bp, which rand paul and sharon engel have done and giving them sort of a get out of committee hearing with subpoena free card. it's staggering. >> i'm staggered by the media's inattention to this. i'm going to keep on it because it seems that after months and months of covering this oil spill and understanding there was a human behavior management decision that led to it, not some act of god, they were drilling a hole down ther

failure in the senate to really take up a progressive agenda in this country so we're determined to domhow that there are hundreds of thousands of us, talk on november 2nd when the buss going down and back. and fighting for change on election day and take that fight onward, talk about issues like changing the senate rules and bringing democracy to the u.s. senate. >> so, october 2nd is all about november 2nd, very clear, right? >> all about november 2nd. absolutely. it's all about you know folks from the 16 states, where most of the people are coming from, and as well as across the country, saying we are here, we are united, we are, you know, the progressive majority in this country, we are committed to working together. those are really the keywords, one nation, working together. we're going to be work for economic justice. not just for jobs, but jobs with justice as long as that takes. >> what do you say to those who are criticizing the rally that some of the groups that are involved in this are fringe? >> well, this is a democracy and you don't turn people away. but the groups that a

and i welcome yours, you can e-mail me at mike huckabee dom koit. dom.com.e news feedback session, that's mike huckabee.com. one of the tightest races in the country. sharron angle is giving senate majority leader harry reid a run for his money. joining us, nevada's republican candidate, sharron angle. a pleasure to have you here, thanks and welcome to the show today. >> thank you, mike, nice to be with you. >> you've had just about a bulls eye on your back from the moment that you upset the political landscape and the establishment of the republican party and won the nomination. so, you've caught it from the republicans, but, boy, you've really caught it from harry reid who has called you every kind of extremist possible. >> how do you respond to some of those attacks? >> the only response is that harry reid an is in a box. he doesn't have anything else that he can say about his record or the economy, he has to say things about me, he's tak take walynnski's play book, isolate and demonize and that's what he's doing and we're just staying focused on the issu

it's shifting inland and so is the pool of cool air dom faigt our weather. that moves eastward, setting up room for this area of high pressure to move in and dominate weather for several days bringing us mainly sunny skies and mild day as head throughout the weekend. and into next week, starting our forecast animation at 7:00 fog coming back and pushing locally across the bay. and that is clear up in the north bay and had as mentioned earlier absence of clouds, temperatures will drop into mid-40s tonight, lows of 56 m santa rosa. and there is jant cruz a low of 49. lows into low 50s overnight tonight. tomorrow, a glorious day starting into south bay sunny skies, highs up to 77 in santa clara. and there is mid 70s on the peninsula. 75 a popular number in redwood city. low 60s on the coast. warmer than the coast has been last few days. 67 degrees downtown san francisco. and we'll see upper 70s to mid-80s tomorrow. 84 calistoga. in the 75 sass kas stro value yeechl over hills, numerous mid-80s, 85 in concord. 85 in brentwood. near monterey bay, mid 6s ask 74 in

>> we will raise from whatever source wes can, dom mittically, especially, and we're very transparentwe've raised the money. something we've committed ourselves to. >> meaning you will list whoever is giving you money. >> yes. >> will you turn down money from people who, say, give money to hamas? >> absolutely. >> no question about it, anyone who supports hamas cannot give money to you? >> we will do whatever is absolutely correct and legal and the safe thing to do. >> which means what exactly? i mean, because that's -- that's an extra condition. >> you see, soledad, i'm the visionary behind it. i'm not the actual builder. i'm not the financial expert. i'm not the legal expert on these things. but i have a vision here of establishing something which i know in my heart of hearts will be a powerful instrument of peace. >> who would you not take money from? who would you say no, take it back? who would you turn it away from me? >> we would turn away from anybody who is deemed to be a danger to this process. >> there have been a lot of questions, and i think a fair amount of controversy a

. >> in the marriage, who's dom nant. >> we're share.gether in that way. >> larry: honestly, do you pinch yourself a little every day? >> i do. this is amazing. i can't believe it. sometimes i feel like i have to step out and look at it because it's truly appreciate it. >> larry: are you enjoying fame? >> yeah, i'm enjoying it. >> larry: it's nice to be recognized. >> it is nice to be recognized. i've been at this a long time and to have people say, hey, i like what you do. >> larry: some people stop new an airport? >> just when i'm eating. but someone interrupting you to tell you how much they love you it's kind of hard to be mad. >> larry: ever get back to the south side of chicago? >> i do. i was born in evergreen park, mary hospital. >> larry: what hospital? >> little company of mary. i was born there in evergreen park and my family is in lagrange. >> larry: sox or dodgers. >> cubs you mean.

at the end of the day, you know you hope you dom a rally to get some understanding, to get some questions and the kind of energy that's in this country right now on both sides, i don't think it services us as a country. this is not what we're made of as americans. and for that man, i don't care how rude people were, for him to throw a punch at a woman, i don't know who raised him burks he looked old enough to know better that he should never put his hands on any woman and for you to condone that on any level, i don't care if the woman was too big to get by him or not, underscores what we're talking about. unsettled rest in this country. >> i'm not defending that. i don't know what happened. if he hit her, he's completely out of line. there's no reason to hit a woman. but i adopt know what you're talking about way rally. this was not a rally. this was a candidate forum where members were supposed to be the order of the day. when we had our tea party, estimate of 20,000 people out there, there was not one arrest. there was not one fight. >> so you're saying, heidi, are you agreeing with gle

>> yes, in fact they already were the biggest dom esic carrier before this when you exclude international passengers which is pretty amazing caring where they started. the reason they can do there to be more profitable than a lot of the rivals is they have very low-cost structure. and they maximize their efficiency. for example, one of the easiest examples is they try to turn their planes at almost of the airports within 25 minutes. fly the planes as often as they can on shorter routes even if you say take ten or 15 minutes out of a turn around time once the plane arrives at the gate, multiply that by six or seven times on a geffen day, that pretty much lets southwest, for example, fly an extra flight between baltimore and pittsburgh on a given day. so they really queas squeeze the most out of the resources. their average costs are lower than a lot of the main line rivals but it is interesting. ire lines-- airlines ike united and delta have really lowered their own cost structure and are much more competitive against southwest than in years past. i think it is one of the reasons southwest

. >> quite rightly, which i'm happy dom back to, but also thirdly as i say in my book, we rather lostur way as a government. we had had a very strong definition of new labour, new labour policies, new labour outlook, new labour connection with mainstream center-ground voters in this country and i think that many of those voters felt they had sort of lost their compass a bit, they had gone off piece and the result is that many didn't vote or they voted for the next new fresh alternative and that appeared to be the conservatives. >> charlie: what do you think of david cameron? >> i think he's a good politician. i'm not sure how good his policies are going to be, but that's a different question. >> charlie: he just lost his father -- >> he lost his father, yes, and he is a very strong family man -- look, he's a regular sort of nice guy, and he does his politics well. he communicates wellment he leads his party well. >> charlie: does he remind you of tony blair? >> he does, slightly, yes, but with different policies, and i think that -- look, this is a government that's not even out of it