eugene having anything in his hands? >> no, eugene did not have any type of weapon.e any weapon on me. he basically was using brute force. >> but before he attacked you, did he have any clothes, any materials, any books or anything in his hands? >> no. i honestly don't recall him having anything. >> after the attack, news reports suggested that poppo and rudy eugene may have crossed paths, possibly at a soup kitchen where eugene reportedly fed the homeless. >> do you recall ever seeing mr. eugene before? >> i don't think so. >> do you ever, to the best of your knowledge, remember mr. eugene providing any type of food to the homeless? >> no. i don't remember nothing like that. >> reporter: while the interview provides new insights into the case, it is also obvious that poppo is confused about some details. for instance, he thought rudy eugene had hitchhiked his way across the causeway when we know he walked. helso described eugene as being clothed, and we now know eugene stripped off his clothing before the attack. other details he just seemed to have made up. >> he h

but a toxicology test could not find any of it in eugene's system.hildren are emerging as heroes in the wake of the shooting that killed six people at a sikh temple in wisconsin sunday. an 11-year-old boy and his nine-year-old sister were outside the temple in oak creek when they saw a man get out of a ar. they say he pulled two guns out... and just started shooting. that's when they took action. ((he was shooting those two people and then we ran as fast as we could inside to warn everybody.i eel like a hero.)) hero.))the children said they hid with others in a pantry after sounding the alarm. meanwhile the f-b-i said it appears the suspect... wade michael page... died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. a publicly- funded school in lousiana is is under fire today... after its ccntroversial policy is called into question. question.the delhi charter school says it can require female ssudents to take pregnancy tests... and it won't let pregnant students attend classes on campus.but the american civil liberties union argues... that's agains

indigente, y día a día se recupera de este ataque, por un breve período de tiempo pensó que rudy eugenena posibilidad, mientras que un informe, se descartó que rudy eugene estaba bajo efectos de drogas sintéticas, las autoridades siguen investigando. >>> cada vez que escucho la información sigue siendo escalofriante. >>> es momento de nuestra primera pausa y al regresar la crisis hipotecario no cesa, los hispanos pierden sus ks >casas. >>> y también cómo la policía de colombia logró la captura de sebastián uno de los narcotraficantes más buscados, por lo pronto envíe sus comentarios a facebook y twitter con #edicionnoxcturna ♪. >>> aunque se reporta una mejoría en el mercado inmobniliario del país, millones de personas pierden sus casas, algunos estados sufren más que otros, como illinois donde las familias luchan por retenr sus casas . >>> estas familias tienen un problema en común, están a punto de perder sus casas . >>> la situación es que estamos perdiendo la casa hace 11 años, hace 2 años que terminó el unemployement. >>> otros dicen que no tuvieron la oportunidad kde negociar con

. >> el pasado 26 de mayo fue vÍctima de ruddy eugene quien lo atacÓ mordiÉndole la cara y sacÁndolea y que mientras le mordÍa el rostro de una manera despiadada lo amenazaba de muerte. >> (en inglÉs). >> el hecho que fue captado por cÁmaras de seguridad quedÓ documentado cuando el agresor es abatido a tiros a manos de un agente por negarse a detener su brutal ataque. >> mientras que sigue sin respuestas sobre lo que ocurriÓ las imÁgenes de la brutal agresiÓn le dieron la vuelta al mundo. >> aÚn no entiende por quÉ fue blanco de la furia de eugene y asegurÓ que su atacante nunca utilizÓ un arma solo su fuerza bruta que entre otras cosas lo dejÓ ciego. >> (en inglÉs). >> el seÑor vivÍa como indigente en ese viaducto y despuÉs de varias cirugÍas fue transferido a a un centro donde dÍa a dia se recupera este ataque. >> lo mÁs irÓnico de su testimonio por un breve periodo de tiempo pensÓ que su atacante era buen tipo. >> la vÍctima tiene 65 aÑos de edad le preguntaron si cuando saliera del hospital tendrÍa un lugar donde vivir, contestÓ que no. >> y dijo que si podrÍa trabajar. >> dijo q

la florida >>> me atcó me desgarró en tiras, me mordió el rostro. >>> ronald poppo dice que rudy eugenecho que fue captado por cámaras de seguridad, quedó captado cuando un agente tuvo que abatir a tiros, las imágenes de la agresión dieron vuelta al mundo, ronald poppo dice que su atacante nunca usó un arma, sino solo su fuerza bruta que lo dejó ciego. >>> el señor poppo vivía como indigente, y después de varias cirugías fue llevado a un centro donde día a día se recudpera del ataque, por breve tiempo pensó que su atacante era un buen tipo. >>> la víctima tiene 65 años de edad, él dijo que no tenía un lugar donde vivir, además dijo que no era una posibilidad trabajar, las autoridades siguen investigando. >>> ssabes qué me impresionaq pensó que era un buen tipo. >>> qué tragedia. >>> qué horror. >>> si planea viajar por carretera en este verano, los precios de la gasolina pueden pasar los 4 dólares por galón en los Ángeles los aumentos fueron 6 centavos de un día para otro, una causa inmediata fue le incendio de una refinería en california. >>> la aviación postal dice que sus pérdidas so

. >> yes -- eugene o'neil. >> yes. >> who was he? >> a ply wright. he won -- he was a playwright. he won the noble prize. i love to see the writers particularly writing off stage. to see when they're not doing something for publication and to see how they write to their children. >> he wrote to his son eugene o'neil who is 19 at the time. the letter was in 1930. the question is whether or not eugene o'neil wants to bring his girlfriend to france where he is with his third wife. why did this letter get your attention? >> because i thought it was such an unusual piece of advice. you often have parents who want their child to bring them in on their love affairs. if this is serious, let me meet this person, let this person become a part of our lives. and here eugene o'neil, who did not have much success with marriage and love is telling his son if you want this to work with this woman, forget it. don't bring her near us or you'll have trouble with your love or your family or both. and he also is concerned that if the son brings the girlfriend to viss hit that he and the -- visit, that

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but eugene, the present nominee mr.has had a problem exciting his base, has a problem of getting turnout. does he have to take a hail mary pass and put son like ryan on who can at least energize the far right base to come out in big numbers? >> well, it's true if the conservative base doesn't come out, there's no way he can win the election. but it's also true that he needs more than the conservative base to come out. if it's just the republican base that votes for mitt roey, he loses the election. and he loses it big time. you've got to fight for those independents who are in the middle who swing back and forth. they're a larger and larger share of the electorate. so you got to get them. and the question is how do you get them with paul ryan budget? how do you get them by promising to end medicare as we know it? i think that's a -- you know, if you can do it, fine. but that's a tall order. >> but he seems to be reaching for straws. he comes out with this whole attack on president obama and welfare reform saying that th

joining me now is eugene robinson columnist for the washington post.msnbc political analyst. eugene, thanks for being here tonight. >> great to be here, al. >> we'll get back to the big money at the convention in a moment. can the romney team sell a candidate who hasn't been able to connect with voters so far and he's been running five years. >> that would seem to be a tall order. and that's, i think, an objective analysis given where romney's likability numbers are now given the fact that the history of the primaries campaign tends to indicate that the more voters get to know him, that number doesn't necessarily go up. and in fact, there was another piece in the wall street journal today in which romney essentially said all but acknowledged he's not going to win on likability. i think they perhaps would have a better chance of selling his program should he ever decide to come out with a program. or should he clarify those ideas? >> let me put you on that a bit. isn't that a real dilemma for them? he won't come out with specific programs. in fact, he's

eugene robinson and karen finney and michael steele. thank you. ann romney will talk from the heart and it will be a real open speech. what does she need to say? meghan mccain weighs in on that. >>> we are keeping a watchful eye on tropical storm isaac. it will bring tremendous storm surge with it. it is a slow-moving storm. residents not taking any chances. a full update after this. atd anc ] elib f buoer 0%rtalen tu. bsinsindhhcra le sca't d ou tf-et. wo ts, u'levifal adi plrk u're ta e wo ts, toe ra en b anizlpe-ve itsu 3xpnc erresu ge d ped es sap ut..yoe hoac p fhe >>> the gulf coast remains on high alert as we speak. up to 15 inches of rain and the possibility of tornadoes. we have it all covered for you. >>> plus, do republicans or the president need to tone down campaign events because of this potential natural disaster? melissa harris perry will found off on that. we will say hi to meghan and have more after this. plin inst catar ntlr gh rg [ nn ]errequ [ nn ]errsfu owgrl. like a squirrel stashes nuts, you may be muddling through allergie

michael gerson, eugene and chris cillizza. see you later. >>> meanwhile, isaac is weakening as it spins northwest over louisiana but it is still producing gusty winds, flooding rains and isolated tornadoes. there are massive power outages along the gulf. nearly half of louisiana is without power. incredibly, at this hour, officials will watching the percy quinn dam in southern mississippi which they say is in imminent danger of failing. even if it fails, it's not expected to swell the river. meantime in slidell, louisiana, real trouble. residents are trying to flee after extensive flooding there. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in slidell, louisiana. gabe, the scenes behind you are extraordinary. tell us the latest and how things are holding up. >> reporter: andrea, it's been a tough morning for many residents here. parts of slidell are still under water. national guard and local officials are trying to rescue trapped people from their homes. take a look behind me. this is one of the neighborhoods that has been flooded. you can see th

johnson will give us the details and eugene robinson is here on the politics. >>> well, seeing as how dick -- excuse me, vice president cheney never misfires -- >> dick cheney never apologized for shooting someone in the face. but sarah palin's got him running scared. >> it wasn't so much governor palin but the process. >> democratic strategist bob shrum will weigh in on the power of palin. >> another day, another lie. from the romney campaign. this time, it's about welfare. msnbc's jonathan alter is here with reaction. >>> governor, what did you buy? >> and mitt romney lets his true colors shine with another out of touch moment. you won't believe what the unemployment millionaire picks up at the hardware store. good to have you with us. thanks for watching. in this election cycle, every day is tax day in the 2012 presidential campaign. even when the conversation isn't about mitt romney's personal tax returns, it's about his tax policies. >> he'd ask the middle class to pay more in taxes so he could give another $250,000 tax cut to people making more than $3 million a year. it's like

eugene peroni advisor and asset management is seeing the tail end of an earnings cycle here. are you enthusiastic about the outlook you're seeing for corporate america? >> i am. generally, we're seeing good performance in the earnings relative to street expectations. the two most important things historically for the stock market are the direction of interest rates and the behavior of earnings relative to street expectations. so both of those things are playing favorably now for the stock market, and i think they will continue to play favorably going forward. >> tom: take a look at the dow jones industrial average. we've seen a lot articulated with the dow. but trending high since the june low. here's tonight. 13,000. you think another thousand points for the dow before the end of the year. why? >> that's right. at the start of the year our target was 13,5,000 to 14,000. the market spent a lot of time trying to withstand the challenging headline news, but today's session is a dmrim glim of what can happen with news more favorable. and with the debates and conjecture about eur

eugene before? >> i do not think so. >> reporter: other details he just seemed to make up. >> he had hair that was brown and wavey, and it looked like a mohecan type of haircut. >> although the attack left the man blind in both eyes and undergoing occupational therapy, he seems relatively resigned to what happened to him. >> wow. that was jim defiti reporting. he says if it wasn't for the fast acting miami police officers he might not be around to tell this terrible tale. >>> still to come, a survivor of that colorado theater shooting has strong words for the man accused of shooting him. >>> plus, if you have any leftover pizza in your fridge you are going to see what inspectors found in the dough roller. 0sús . >> greg is generally the most caring, nicest man anyone has ever met. >> family, friends, customers came out to bethesda today to help raise money for the owner. he's battling leukemia. even though he's in the hospital, greg was able to skype in and talk with all his loved ones. we wish greg

eugene hewed his face off.poppo told etectives he lamed poppo for stealing his bible.me. he just ripped me to ribbons. he chewed up my face. he plucked out my eyes. basically that's alllthere is to say about it." it." 137--52he mashed my face into thh sidewalk. my face is all bent and mashed up. my eyes, my eyes got plucked out. he was strangling me in wrestling holds holdspolice shot and killed rudy eugene during the attack that left poppo blind in both eyes.at the time police thought eugene was on a street drug called bath salts... but a toxicology test could not find any of it in eugene's system. a warning this morning... aaout a hair loss prevention drrg.researchers say use of "propecia"".. could lead to thoughts of suicide.a studd was conducted at george washington university school of medicine and health sciences... and will ppear in the "journal of clinical psychiatry."researchers say more studies are needed before change can be made. today... the consumee product safety commission is recalling "hotpoint""brand on "g-e" and - dishwashhrs... after a series of rep

eugene before? >> i do not think so. >> reporter: other details he just seemed to make up. >> he had hair that was brown and wavey, and it looked like a mohecan type of haircut. >> although the attack left the man blind in both eyes and undergoing occupational therapy, he seems relatively resigned to what happened to him. >> wow. that was jim defiti reporting. he says if it wasn't for the fast acting miami police officers he might not be around to tell this terrible tale. >>> still to come, a survivor of that colorado theater shooting has strong words for the man accused of shooting him. >>> plus, if you have any leftover pizza in your ] ♪ [ominous] [engine roaring and tires rolling through sand] [door open] click [footsteps on sandy gravel] [door close] slam ♪ [upbeat] [people cheering] "hey, welcome home" to the men and women of the united states armed forces, the uso is home. the uso depends on the generosity of the american people. to find out how you can help, visit us at uso dot org. . >> greg

wanted to have children they were sterilized are you suggesting carol that this is some variation on eugenics that there's a racial component of this is absolutely so we have a black president who is trying to trying to reduce the population of black people in or you know that's true we both know it's true yes i think so because he cooperates land current goods agenda and it's burger much an agenda to get rid of certain populations it may not just be black people and hispanics but also people and ninety nine percent of what planned parenthood does is things like mammograms and app tests i was that how is that eugenics. they don't do mammograms don't they do breast exams they don't do mammograms that's already been proven but the thing is they have bomb administration well that's not their pre-born children the stir last station so that young women would not be able to have children or been truly services to the elderly they are at war with human life they're so concerned about the carbon footprint that they're doing everything they can to reduce the population so you. do so is the minority po

zeller supervisor eugene delgado has been at this -- sterling supervisor eugene delgado has been at thisin sterling for breakfast, lunch and dinner. >> i believe the ceo should have the right to express his convictions and his commitment to men and women who eat chick and are faithfully married. >> reporter: -- chicken and are faithfully married. >> reporter: today he's protesting mayor vincent gray saying on twitter given my long standing right for the lbgt, he says in isn't about hate. it's about protecting free speech. >> no mayor or elected official has the right to tell a private company how to conduct their business and how their customers should be. >> reporter: delgado was joined by dozens, mostly conservative republicans, for chick-fil-a appreciation day. >> i think it's absurd for people trying to tell other people what they have to be believe. >> the president of this company has an opinion. they have great food. get over it, come on. >> reporter: outside the drive- thru line wrapped around the building, but i did find one person who said he was not here for pot ticks, just fo

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even the poorest person in america pays taxes. >> eugene, this is the story that mitt romney wants to go away. and it doesn't seem like it will go away, but as harry reid, has he really made this argument harder for romney with his ordeal that's going on for a week now? >> well, yes, he made it much harder for romney. there's an old irish proverb, if you want an audience, start a fight. what harry reid did was start a fight, and the audience is paying attention. so he comes out with this statement, i have a source. he didn't pay taxes for ten years. and gee, if i'm wrong, show me. and he just puts it out there, and romney has to respond in some way. and there's no response he can make that is satisfying, i think, except showing that harry reid is wrong, if indeed he is wrong, and clearly, romney does not want to open the taxes. you have to conclude there's something in there he doesn't want us to see. >> the big calculation is he thinks this will hurt him with the american people. they won't comprehend any of the stuff because they don't live like this. here is romney asked about his

. >> nearly half a million people are sterilized in nazi germany as part of the eugenics program to get a master race. >> but did you realize that in the u.s., or sterilization laws and virginia was a role model? we have more on one victim's wrenching story and a call on the commonwealth to help all survivors. >> more than 7000 others were in state institutions and were sterilized, some as recently as 1979 because they were deemed defective. >> >> is that where they sterilize you? >> no idea. >> this is where she was forcibly sterilized. >> does it give you the goosebumps? >> yes. >> she calls it the colony. it is now the central virginia training center for the intellectually disabled. but from 1924 through 1979, thousands were sterilized against their will or without their knowledge as part of the eugenics movement, keeping america's gene pool strong by making sure so-called defects were not passed down, including alcoholism prostitution, and epilepsy. she is diagnosed as mentally deficient and sterilized. >> did you know what they're doing to you? >> they did not tell me. >> its a re

. >> not like eugene, though. >> talk about putting people down, sam weis. didn't really like sam a lot. he said you were from different planets. why is that? >> he was a players coach, let the guy does whatever they want to do. when i got sam, we used to fly into a city. normally you get a couple hours in a city -- the 90 minutes. he never let us how the. >> what about tony dungy? you liked him. up sa you said he put the cake in the oven. >> you have to build a foundation. when he came in, he let us know exactly what he wanted from us. he put two signs up "no excuses" and "be a pro." >> you love that guy? >> i'd take a bullet for him. >> i'd take a bullet for him if i didn't have to take a bullet for him. i wouldn't think that's something you would invite. >> finally, do we have -- gruden just turned 49, this week or something. but john gruden, he's a little crazy, too, and he watches the show all the time. >> birds of a feather flock together. >> you say that he put the icing on the cake. dungy -- >> dungy had the foundation, put it in the oven. gruden jus

. >> aeropuerto eugene ro decenas y estÁ bajo custodia un sospechoso de quitarle la vida de un jovenleta hispano. >> y segÚnemos seguimos con el compromiso de ayudar a los "dreamers" para saber quienes califican llame ya al (nÚmero en pantalla). >> lo espero ments esperamos a las 6. >> (♪) >> es hora del noticiero en espaÑol mÁs premiado. >> estÁ bajo custodia el segundo so sospechoso de matar. >> entÉrese lo que hacen para proteger de estafadores de los consumidores frment >> y la suerte parece estÁ sonriendo e le contadoremos por quÉ. >> no tizs univisiÓn cheque 14 complooenz ya. >> (♪) >> ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes y les saluda marÍa leticia gÓmez y leÓn felipe gonzÁlez. >> mÁs de 800 mil jÓvenes. >> y llame ya al (nÚmero en pantalla). >> (♪) >> (♪) >> (♪) >> los seso residente de rich mono estÁn con los nervios de punta. >> y ramÓn con los detalles. >> te escuchamos. >> gracias hoy tuvimos la oportunidad de venir aquÍ en el Área para recoger algunas de las impresiones y ver el hecho de que okey rooer >> y el incidente y estos son los detalles. >> y fue un incendio donde ocurriÓ el p

encima y comenzo a gritarle. >> (en inglÉs). >> aÚn no entiende por quÉ fue blanco de la furia de eugeneta. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> el ataque fue captado por cÁmaras de seguridad y terminÓ con el agresor muriÓ a tiros a manos de un agente. >> a me enorgullece saber que este seÑor tiene vida, estÁ haciendo recuperaciÓn buena y que Él se siente afortunado que la policÍa de miami salvÓ su vida. >> el indigente que perdiÓ un ojo y quedÓ ciego se encuentra recluido en un centro mÉdico donde ha sido sometido a varias cirugÍas. >> despuÉs de 14 minutos de interrogatorios, el seÑor comenzÓ a presentar seÑales de cansancio, fue asÍ como decidieron poner fin a la Única grabaciÓn que tienen de su testimonio. >> desde miami, "primer impacto". >> gracias giuly. >> este es el colmo un pediatra y su esposo estÁn acusado de maltratar a sus hijos. >> un vecino aparentemente denunciÓ al mÉdico tras verlo tomar a la mayor de las niÑas por tobillo y arrastrarla sobre las piernas. >> luego confesÓ que el padre torturaba sujetando su cabeza bajo la llave de agua abierta. >> al parecer la madre presen

eugene cernan, the commander of apollo 17, and norman augustine, who i have known for many years, and the chairman of the human space flight committee. we will start with you mr. armstrong -- we will start with you, mr. armstrong. and pulled up and turn the button on. no. >> turn it on. how about that? >> that's good. >> that's good.

(laughter) he was the son of eugene joseph pawlenty and let's say mrs. butterworth. (laughter) intending to become a dentist, pawlenty started his career in santa's workshop. (laughter) wait a minute. wait a minute. what am i doing? this is wikipedia. anything you type in here becomes reality. on august 10, 2012, tim pawlenty was named mitt romney's running mate and wiki, wiki, wiki. with (cheers and applause) so i have designated t-paw the v.p. pick but it doesn't have to stay that way, folks. you get on wikipedia and edit any of these guys' pages to give them the edge or maybe edit the page of more of a dark horse-- like mitt romney's dark horse. (cheers and applause) we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back everybody, thank you so much. nation, i don't know about you but i have had it up to here with animal rights groups. i mean, how endangered could the black rhino be? every time i go on safari i bag one. (laughter) and spare me your phone calls. i use everyday part of just the horn. (laughter) now luckily there's a hero out there who's

for more, we're joined by msnbc analyst and pulitzer prize winning columnist, eugene rob robinson. your column today is is essential reading on what you described as mr. akin's abomination, yet, he's refusing to leave the race. is this because he knows his views on this subject are shared with paul ryan and if paul ryan can run on the ticket as president, why can't he run for the senate? >> after all, they partnered on this bill in the house that would run narrow the definition of rape to forcible rape, whatever that is. as if there were some kind of rape that's not forcible. this is fascinating. he says that his words about what's in his heart. well, what's in his heart seems to be a firm belief that women have absolutely no right, no say in -- get raped, i'm sorry, you get to have a baby and i get to decide. that's astonishing and i guess we'll talk about it at the republican convention. >> is this not the cost of putting paul ryan on the ticket. week one was supposed to be about the economy and all we did was talk about the situation of medicare. we were supposed to be talking a

. >> my name is eugene gordon, jr.t begin this use and who gave them permission to build? that was put to the u.s. attorney, san francisco california, approximately april 2012. receptionist taking my telephone number and address for reply. same reading over telephone to japanese consoles. answer was japan as sovereign nation after world war ii, 1952 was able to assemble nuclear reactors. that statement also implicates enriched uranium. 2012 imperialists allied nations, and there are also nations which build nuclear reactors, questions iran's intent to build nuclear reactors, hoping for prove to fried as if in actuality, enriching uranium for nuclear weapons. printed in the union of socialist republics, following a storm in the debates, violent clashes throughout the country on march 26, 1958, has a law authorizing west germany -- march 26, 1958, answer sovereignty to build nuclear reactors, questions if nuclear weapons were built. frg government, their inspiration a one-nation germany, european union, 2012 -- [bell rin