. >> eric johns' original charge was for sexual battery.r years in prison, he was released on probation. but when a urine test proved positive for marijuana, he was back in the miami-dade county jail. >> i am a three-time loser. this makes my third time. once you are in the system, you will be back. >> eric johns was definitely a loner in the jail system, but he developed his own method of survival. he told us how during his first stay in jail he sent a message to ward off any predatory inmates. >> the first time i came in, the first thing i did was i looked for the biggest guy in the unit and decked him. that's how i lost my front teeth. i got my teeth knocked out. but, they said at that point, either that guy is crazy or he's bad, but we're going to leave him alone. he just ain't worth it. it worked. i am a caucasian male, i speak english. i'm educated. i'm the oddball and i realize that. actually, this looks like one of the better meals. you should be here on pigeon night. i think they call it chicken night everywhere else. there is noth

he wants to bring up eric cantor and john boeoehner.>> you are our glamour girl. while he is in glamorous florida, you will be in glamorous scranton. you have already been talking to you in leaders. what are you hearing from them? >> just like every other american, they are worried about the economy. i inherited a lot of dissatisfaction with the jobs plan, the idea -- i am hearing a lot of dissatisfaction with the jobs plan, the idea that he has not done enough. they realize republicans are not working with the president, but they say he could be more forceful. scranton were big hillary clinton supporters. there was never a lot of enthusiasm for the president in scranton. looking at them now, a lot of them are saying they wished him of the clinton would run this time around, which is not going to happen. >> peter, we got our monthly jobs report, and i have to give you credit. forecasters had expected adding 65,000 jobs. you predicted 80,000. it came in at 103,000. what is your take? >> it is better than last month, but it is more like a

year award making him the first dog ever to receive such honors now a titan could just teach john boehner eric cantor value you know there's the bad evan coyne maloney the conservative filmmaker associated with fake journalist act james o'keefe was spotted in new york city at the occupy wall street movement it wasn't very cover the movement as a journalist was there to give it a bad name lonnie was caught hanging out and eating out belongings and rolling papers to occupiers in hopes of getting a nifty little shot that would likely end up on fox. news later when his plan didn't work out and he was exposed as. you have farms in your backpack stuff and you taking pictures with people which he could hear was not only shaken far rolling papers are you taking pictures of people who were given what we expect to see those pictures on fox news i don't know the filth taken out nevil so you don't see what's a perfectly killer not taking pictures of people with gongs given out bars softness or somehow you give it away paul no one surely can you give us some thermals we're staying up all. as the right wing

the year award making him the first dog ever to some such honors now taken could just teach john boehner eric cantor values you know there's a bad evan coyne maloney the conservative filmmaker associated with fake journalist actor james o'keefe was spotted in new york city at the occupy wall street movement and he wasn't very cover the movement as a journalist he was there to give it a bad name a lot he was caught hanging out andy out longs and rolling papers to occupiers in hopes of getting a nifty little shot that would likely end up on auction. news later luckily his plan didn't work out and he was exposed. you have farms and your backpacks off and you think you could just let people take about a year long sit on a leash a go cart rolling papers are you taking pictures of people with we're here then you know we get to see those pictures on fox news i don't know we'll pick an ok deal so you don't see what's the purpose of like you're not taking pictures of people with bombs or giving out cars sufis or somehow you give it away paul now looks really good when he was some thermals worse thing

so this is a very interesting issue where eric cantor, john boehner and president obama are all united of fear of what could happen with some sort of trade war with china, and also because they have significant special interest money given to them by folks that would be very much effected by this. >> indeed they do. we have this breaking news and a news conference jointly from the fbi and the attorney general on the alleged terror plot that has been broken up to iranian-born, one naturalized citizen born in iran. two suspects now under arrest. alleged attacks on the audi and israeli embassies here in washington. we'll be right back. drug plan. ♪ with the lowest national plan premium... ♪ ...and copays as low as one dollar... ♪ ...saving on medicare prescriptions is easy. ♪ so you're free to focus on the things that really matter. call humana at 1-800-808-4003. or go to walmart.com for details. call humanacan i help you?003. yeah, can i get a full-sized car? for full-sized cars, please listen to the following menu. for convertibles, press star one. i didn't catch that. to speak to a rep

. >> so in simple term,s, when eric cantor, john boehner, when mitt romney say get rid of regulationsxes. reduce the tax burden. and then the economy will flourish, and jobs will be created, you say -- >> i say mr. boehner, mr. cantor, when i hear your agenda, it sounds to me like you think america's big problem is that rich people aren't wealthy enough. that isn't america's big problem. america's big problem is jobs and economic opportunities for the middle class. and if you're not addressing that problem, you're simply not in the game. >> jared bernstein, as ever, thank you very much. stay with us. >> no matter how tough times are, no matter how many obstacles stand in our way, we are going to make the dream that all americans share real once again. and that starts right now. it starts with you. >> here are tip to optimize your small business content. choose the right place to host your content. keep it less than three minutes. and attach a text transcript to your video. it lets search engines get a better read of your content. [ male announcer ] humana and walmart have teamed up to

and that's why if you're tempted to believe what eric cantor and john boehner seem to repeat on a dailys country's most decorated economists, dr. jeffrey sachs. here's his assess meant. the conclusion is really unmistakable. the rage anrevolution failed to put america back on its path of growth, high employment and shared prosperity. thank you very much indeed for watching. dylan ratigan is here, and he'll take us ford. dylan. >> thank you, so much. you going to come down to the park with me one of these nights? >> i actually went there just as an individual on saturday morning. >> oh, that's right. >> and i will join you at some point. >> fantastic. it's an interesting moment in time. thank you. >> i know that myself and a number of your colleagues and intied our viewers are

people who work for john boehner and mitch mcconnell and eric cantor doing communications are fervent twitterers. they're poking holes, making fun of the president, finding things to criticize. the mind set of the republican party every day now closer to the election is obstruct what the president wants to do. they do disagree with it, but they also know that the more they can keep him on the defensive, the weaker he'll be politically. the notion he set to get the jobs bill passed, always a mistake for the president to demand congressional action, because they do it when they're not getting their way and it never leads to getting their way. >> right. >>> other news to report this morning, mitt romney's making a foreign policy speech. but i want to get to massachusetts. and the very closely watched massachusetts senate race there between republican senator scott brown and the leading democratic candidate elizabeth warren. >> elizabeth warren just kind of laying back like -- >> well, you know, she's so -- i'm trying to think of how to characterize. she's got a very soft tone. >> she's d

from washington david iatius of the "washington post", eric schmitt of the "new york times" and former assistant putyirector of national intelligence john miller. i'm pleased to have the three of them here. eric schmitt has a book we all should know about called counterstrike, the untold story about american's secretary campaign against will quitea. i begin with david ignatius to give me the sense of what happened here and how did it happen, david. >> over the last few months the u.s. has been focusing surveillance in yemen trying to locate al-awlaki so that he could be attacked by a drone attack or in some other way. he was put on a list, the last year, of individuals who the u.s. regard as targets under our counterterrorism policies, that we can discuss the legal mifition of that later, perhaps. but he's been on that list for quite a while. they've been looking for actionable intelligence that would allow them to go after him. and they got it he was moving north in yemen away from the southern areas where he had been based. his movementnd the abili to collect the signals u.s. officials tell me is a sign that if you ar you going to be

is eric cantor playing the bad top what we will see as john boehner's good cop?>> no, they're on the same page as on this program. they're going to oppose it, but pick out pieces of it eventually and pass them. the big story, john, is you have even senate democrats opposing this jobs bill, when it comes up early next week in the senate. democrats will be hard-pressed to get even 50 votes for closure on this thing. what is astonishing is that president obama is to the left of where he was on election day 2010, which i thought no one would have expected. you have democrats on the verge of embracing this occupy wall street movement. on the misbegotten theateree ic day party. it was mainstream compared to these folks. read that are declaration of occupation of new york, where they say corporations are perpetuating colonialism around the world, poisoning the food supply, suppressing free speech. >> it's a paranoid marxism, poisons for the democratic party. >> okay. your thoughts? [everyone talking at once] >> richard, you're cherry picking those statements. >> read th

this -- when there is good economic news or any economic news, we get hundreds of e-mails from eric kantor or john who is quiet today. why is that? >> you are in a situation where -- how do i explain this in ever been to a children's birthday party where they play pin the tail on the donkey? >> i have. >> you watch with sympathy and frustration as they pin the tail on the lamp and the couch and they are nowhere near the donkey and not even on the right wall. imagine today is the day where there is debt restructuring in europe and a sign of activity in some aspect. because we have done something that's near the donkey, they are closing the donkey. everybody is excited about it. that's not intended as a backhanded compliment as could be interpreted. that is to say that as the options available to all of us to solve the problems of incredible amounts of debt and the need for explosive growth to get out of this, the options available to take action start to diminish and what becomes more and more apparent not just in greece but around the world is the need to restructure debt is the precursor to launc

but you got a congress in the form of eric cantor and john boehner saying no, no, no.minds me of the senator from alaska, having a temper tantrum on the floor of the senate. there is a reason that president obama is trying to go around the obstructionists in congress and it's to get stuff done. >> josh, my friend, you're overplaying your hand. the president put forth a jobs bill and it didn't get pass the democratic controlled senate. neither branch of congress wants to help the president because the president hasn't put forth any honest solutions that will help the economy. if the president really wants help, go to john hastert. if they help you out, you'll get this through congress 'cause what we need is wise economic solutions. not dollar store gimmicks. >> i agree that we need to cut entitlements and smart defense spending reform. but until we get a congress that he is going to support a president doing that, we'll have more plaining from folks like ford. >> rick: gentlemen, we have to leave it there. good and spirited discussion from josh and ford. we'll have you

not expected to really attract a lot of republican votes and eric cantor and john boehner have both saident's jobs bill in the entirety is dead on arrival at in the house. where can they work to find common ground? the republicans will come out next week and say look, we'll pass these free frayed agreements with colombia, panama, south korea, that's something we see at bipartisan because the president sent them down to us. in terms of a large scale jobs bill, martin, you're not going to see one of those come from capitol hill. my guess is in the near future, indefinitely probably not by the end of this congress. >> mike, speaker boehner was talking today and saying the president in his words has given up on the country. you've been following the president. do you get the impression that he is now of the view that these congressional members he simply can't deal with anymore. he's going direct to the people, he's using us, the media, to take a press conference, he's basically finished with thim because he can't negotiate with them. >> reporter: you've answered your own question, martin. s

call the people on wall street fascist, communist, socialist -- >> dana: what about john edwards? >> ericgainst him. you have people also testify against him. i think he is in trouble. >> bob: he won't go to jail, though. >> kimberly: why not? because he this is america? >> bob: he is a white guy with money. >> kimberly: fighting words. >> bob: i don't think he

last night on the senate floor, eric cantor and john boehner today. what about these numbers? the unemployment rate stuck at 9.1, and 103,000 new jobs created but a good portion of them, 45,000 i think from the verizon. >> we knew last month the august report it was zero but we knew the verizon workers were going back. so a little artificially low that time. a little artificially higher this time. this is an obama administration looking for a scintilla of good news on the economy. i think this buys them a little bit of time but it's nowhere just seeing it from a political perspective, it is nowhere near in fact it's about 45% of what they need to get that unemployment rate under 8% by november 2012. the simple reality, that's not going to happen. it's why you've seen the president shift his rhetoric of late to say yes, things are bad. i'm hopeful they're getting better. but at least i'm trying. and that i think is what you're going to see. republicans aren't trying. that's going to be the message that he hopes will sell. it is a message born of necessity, i would add. the obam

future secretary of state who may need somebody to cut them a little slack at some point. >> eric: ambassador john bolton, thank you, always good to see you, every sunday. >> thank you. >> jamie: we'll stay on top of the developing story and coming up in a few minutes, chris wallace, the anchor of fox news sunday will join eric and i live with a preview of his interview with secretary of state hillary clinton, including her reaction to libya's liberation today. >> eric: a "fox news alert," for you, there has been a massive earthquake this morning that tore through eastern turkey. this earthquake had a preliminary magnitude of 7.2 and, collapsed at least 45 buildings and turkey's main seismology center estimates the quake could have killed between 500 and a thousand people. there are reports, right now, pouring in of at least 50 people who have so far been taken to the hospital and, we'll bring you more information, on this unfolding disaster, this morning, as it comes into our newsroom. >> jamie: we have seen the debate and have seen them at the early straw polls but with the g.o.p. presidential r

point, they're sticking together, they're following mitch mcconnell, they're following eric cantor, they're following johnoehner. and we know what mitch mcconnell said. he said it, i have to give him credit because he hasn't taken it back, the only important thing to him is making sure barack obama doesn't get a second term. and the irony of what they're doing seems to me means that he will get a second term. because when 75% of the people support his jobs bill, this is what the polls showed tonight, that this particular bill to hire firefighters and teachers and first responders overwhelming support among all the american people, if they go against this tonight and all indications are that they will, i mean, maybe they're listening to us, maybe they'll change their mind, they're going against the american people and the president's right when he said they'll have to answer to the american people. >> not only are there 75% of the american people with this. let's look at the reality of where the american people have suffered. look at these new figures that have come out 2010. the median paycheck in 2010, s

you know, eric, it is interesting, john mccain, just this morning on abc's "this week" was very criticalthe president making the announcement of the u.s. troops pulling out of iraq, saying it really is a serious mistake, he says that pulling out is a victory for iranians. >> well, you know, we didn't have a choice. i think other than the national journal and a few others, i think cnn reported this, the iraqis gave us no option. the president according to most of the reports that have come out on the past 24, 48 hours said we wanted to stay in there, at least keep 5,000 to 10,000 troops because of the iranian issue. and the iraqis said they can stand on their own now. >> you don't see a back fire in that kind of criticism? >> i don't think so. i think the issue will be raised, did we do everything we could to stay in iraq now that we know it is the iraqis who wanted us out of there. iran will flare up as an issue there. i grew up in that region. i can see it happening. iran will be a big player and will come back to bite us in 2012. >> eric erickson, thank you so much. danielle belton, ap

i truly believe, if eric cantor, joe biden, barack obama, john boehner were allowed to settle a dealld have had a deal -- >> that's not how it works. >> no, that's not how it works. >> so they're not strong enough leaders to get it passed. is that your view? >> my view is that their party is not the republican party that we all know. one of the worst things that has happened to us, in my view, is we need a strong republican party. we need a republican party that's united. we need a republican party you can sit down with and say, okay, this is a deal, can you deliver? can you deliver on the deal? >> is it strong enough of a republican party for its nominee to beat this president? >> oh, absolutely. absolutely. it's strong enough to beat both of us. it's strong enough -- look. look, no matter what the circumstance, at the end of the day, the american people right now are, many of them are in real trouble, and an even larger percentage have stagnant wages. and a significant imagine orrive the american people believe that the country's not moving in the right direction. that is ner a goo

of an explosion of these i think on capitol hill where a lot of the leaders, nancy pelosi, john boehner, ericrry reid are helping rails money for super pacs affiliated with them. the reason is changes the equation, a lot of people think it's easy to buy influence with members of congress. the truth is, it's actually hard because of limits until these super pacs, because $5,000 might sort of turn someone's eye. it's not going to actually turn their mood or their view on legislation. the super pacs allow for somebody to come in, a rich individual, a union, a business leader, and give $600,000, $1 million. that kind of money really can buy influence, and that's why there's something worth keeping an eye on, and once a couple of members start doing it, it's my experience that everyone else will then follow suit, because they see this as the pathway to power on capitol hill. >> in the presidential context, we've seen some huge influence already from these super pacs really having a lot of weight in the campaign, and they're lining up on both sides and this is all really because of the supreme cour

but here's house majority leader eric cantor speaking at the values voters summit. here's speaker of the house john boehner speaking at the values voters summit. here's who they shared the stage with. >> i believe we need a president that understands just as islam represents the greatest long range threat -- >> woo. woo. when all the republican presidential candidates in the republican congressional leadership do big national televised events like this, why is there this gentleman's understanding, right, with the beltway media that republicans who speak at the things shouldn't be viewed as sharing the event's agenda. they know what they're getting into. why do we make excuses for things like this? in the weeks leading up to the number one and number two republicans in the house speaking at the values voters thing, look at how they behaved. move forward with another effort to remove insurance coverage for abortion anywhere in the country. they tried to do this during the health reform debate and hijack health care reform to ban abortion for women who could not afford it without insurance. since they

john avalos, david campos, jane kim, eric marchr offering a city resolution in support of the san francisco version of occupy wall street. they say protesters have a right to continue a peaceful assembly. there are about 200 people, 50 tents in san francisco. police say they're planning a raid on their camp but city officials say they haven't heard a thing about it. >>> one protester said recently you know it's serious when it's spread to walnut creek. residents there have been holding weekly protests. the protests starts at 4:00 and goes until dark. >>> this morning police in concord reviewing a police chase that killed an innocent person. a driver was talking on a cell phone last night. he sped off and led police on a chase down overhill road. the suspect crashed into a bmw coming off highway 242. the driver of that bmw was killed. police captured the suspect, recovered a gun from his vehicle. why police conducted a high-speed chase of a driver use ag cell phone is not clear this morning. >>> the woman accused of killing michelle le can't fire her court appointed lawyer. esteban is charge

my name is supervisor john avalos, the chair the committee. joined by supervisor eric mar. the other member of the committee will be absent today, supervisor sean elsbernd. can we get a motion to excuse his absence? so done, without objection. we're also joined right now by supervisor david campos. the clerk of the committee is ms. gail johnson. can you share announcements? >> all persons are requested to off all cell phones and pagers. if you wish to submit speaker cards, please put them up by the rail in front of you to your left. if you submit copies of materials for members of the committee, please submit an extra copy for the file. the two items on the agenda today, it recommended, will go to the full board for consideration tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 p.m. >> very good. thank you, madam clerk. please call item number 1. >> item 1, resolution supported regulated and safe patient access to medical cannabis in the city and county of san francisco. >> supervisor campos? supervisor campos: thank you. good morning, everyone. happy monday, happy halloween. this is the resolut

today john boehner and eric cantor shot down any hope, any hope whatsoever, of the house voting on the american jobs plan. >> the problem is the policies promoted by this administration that are sending a signal that we are not open for business in america. >> i think we made it clear when the president presented his plan that we were going to go through his plan, try to find those areas where we could find common ground. nobody gets everything they want. i don't get everything i want and i think the president understands the legislative process. >> the tan man and cantor spent the last nine months yelling where are the jobs now all they do is whine about the president's plan. today president obama hammered the republicans and named names during a speech in mesquite, texas. he went in to rick perry's backyard and nailed eric cantor for picking his jobs bill apart. >> the republican majority leader in congress, eric cantor, said that right now he won't even let this jobs bill have a vote in the house of representatives. i mean what's the problem? do they not have the time? they just had