which you have discovered a discovery that could change the way of life of what mary people in the first evil future something new. well i think you have to give me a crystal ball in order to predict that that's very difficult to predict nobody would have predicted that the verb five changes the way people live together so drastically i think the next step is this good computing of what is essentially similar the cloud computing and private enterprises so it's the world wide web voice information or it's very information exchange all over the world good computing is using computing power all over the world so you submit a job here and it's calculated there you don't care where it's calculated you use the whole bird so to speak networked in computing power and i think that will again change the way science is done business is done it is already changing that if it changes the private life as much as the world wide web maybe i'm not inventive enough i don't think so but. again a step forward thank you thank you very much and just to remind there that my guest on the show today was brought littl

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first ever gay pride parade. >> they considered home seconduality an evil and it may now be the first country to sal lou same sex couples to marriage. the rise make it is necessary for determining rights and inheriting and adopting children. >> too fat to fight. that's what they are saying about the military. >> if you are sent back into a combat zone. you want to be able to maneuver and protect yourself and you know. >> how are you going to get away. >> it is 220-pound when she first tried to enlist and was rejected. recruiters toll her she was overweight. then reapplied for the military. it called mission readiness. 25% of potential recruits are overweight. the problem is so serious and the study said it as potential threat to national security. >> southwest is a major airline here in the state of california. it is probably no surprise they jumped at the unit to buy half price tickets. it backfired on the on line. >> it is after the company had acquired 3 million facebook fans. when he people went to buy the particulars, they were charged multiple times. in many cases they were charged 20 times. don't rory, yo

first anti-woman label. then the bain label. evilts of the were only in business to destroy jobs not to create jobs, which is kind of crazy. then most recently this week, the most reprehensible of all charges wanting some kind of welfare reform is racist. all these charges were brought up. last night specifically, even on the race card, seemed like everything was designed to run counter to that. but also to present another message, mother brand which was, we built things. they don't. that was that banner in the back. we built it. >> that's what i was getting to. it is very positive. you're going to hear the other side convention, it will be about whining. it will be about racism. it will be about successful people. it will be owe bowsty. everything that is wrong. this was about everything at that was right. you can't market whining. you can't market negativity. positivety is contagious. negativity you want to run away from. david: is that we build it banner they have, as a new brand if you will, strong enough to counter charges from

evil things. >> while robbing a store, fry stabbed his first two victims, then slit their throats. >> when you walk in that path of darkness, you can't help but walk hand in hand with evil. whether you believe it to be evil or not, i never considered myself a violent person. >> in 1998, fry savagely beat a man to death with a shovel. >> i came from a very good family, but i got involved with alcohol and drugs at a very early age. i was looking for something in my life to fill a hole, in my heart and my soul, and i tried everything i could think of to put it there, and then anger and frustration lashed out, and then i lashed out at the world. >> his last victim was a mother of five. she was found nude, having been stabbed and bludgeoned to death with a sledgehammer. it was for this murder that fry received the death penalty. >> you know, you hear a lot of people who come to prison and, oh, i found god. well, i did. >> where are they taking you, man? >> bible study. >> fry leads a weekly bible study class with fellow inmates. >> i was a drunk. i used drugs. i would fight. i was very promiscuous. when

sounded like armageddon between the moneying of the siren and the evil looking smoke the richmond refinery fire could have been anything at first glance. >> atomic bomb explosion but the color was not right. >>reporter: nor the urgeen situation. in time of year and part of richmond where the wind usually howls none tonight. people pulled over to gawk and take pictures as the cloud billow upward above them and eastward. nobody said they heard any explosion. >> i was at home and my contractor who is working up the street and also working at my house gave me a call and told me to get out of point richmond. i asked of course why and he told me to look out my back window and i did and i saw a huge plume of black smoke. >>reporter: from the proper angle tonight and with the appropriate long lens we gained a sense of what firefighters were up against. flames smoke. steam. hoses. even up wind. seemed to be something in the air. >> i smell something as we speak. i have no idea what it is. >>reporter: just a bad night in richmond for those with refinery for neighbor. bad night for anyone downwind. >> well certainly gives me pause. i'm gl

evil. a strong wind comes up bloody the fellows from the ropes. food is the first thing tightrope workers must learn. there are several ways to deal with the fear of jumping from the rope holding on to the rope or using the pole as support. to g. and a team of girls from tough climb on to the work you have. to do you have to have to perform where girls are to dance on a way without a pole and walk with a blindfold she did not know yet that you have to extend the program and perform instead of another go it will fall break around a. tightrope walking is not a sure it's not there in no illusions and no safety precautions each step could be the last there's a saying here that the rope is a dunce in which every step makes you appreciate life itself. just and now we are going to announce the winner. so you go with that team from. takes first prize. for. a team of tightrope because from south to get second prize. the refereeing has been unfair they won because they represent the capital not the children must have all the opportunities next year will take first place. as

sounded like armageddon between the moneying of the siren and the evil looking smoke the richmond refinery fire could have been anything at first glance. >> atomic bomb explosion but the color was not right. >>reporter: nor the urgeen situation. in time of year and part of richmond where the wind usually howls none tonight. people pulled over to gawk and take pictures as the cloud billow upward above them and eastward. nobody said they heard any explosion. >> i was at home and my contractor who is working up the street and also working at my house gave me a call and told me to get out of point richmond. i asked of course why and he told me to look out my back window and i did and i saw a huge plume of black smoke. >>reporter: from the proper angle tonight and with the appropriate long lens we gained a sense of what firefighters were up against. flames smoke. steam. hoses. even up wind. seemed to be something in the air. >> i smell something as we speak. i have no idea what it is. >>reporter: just a bad night in richmond for those with refinery for neighbor. bad night for anyone downwind. >> well certainly gives me pause. i'm gl

first time. now two weeks into training camp, lindsey murphy joins us with a preview. >> preseason games are normally seen as a necessary evilr with robert griffin in the mix, there's some buzz about the first game against the bills tomorrow night. the team made their way to buffalo, following 11 good training camp practices. rg3 and the skins starters will go between 12 and 20 plays. that can equal one long driver. two of griffin's targets include pier garsone and josh morgan. both free agents that the redskins signed in march. on the defensive side, everything looking good. the front seven return for a second straight season. brian aracpo and london fletcher highlight that group. whether it's to get their feet wet or some guys fighting for a spot, every player on this team says hey, we are ready to hit somebody other than our teammates. >> get tired of hitting these guys. you have to go all the way and stop. now you get to run through guys, get physical, and be united on the field as far as against an opponent and get after them. >> it's getting to be about that time in camp. we are two days away from buffalo. you get tire

sounded like armageddon between the moneying of the siren and the evil looking smoke the richmond refinery fire could have been anything at first glance. >> atomic bomb explosion but the color was not right. >>reporter: nor the urgeen situation. in time of year and part of richmond where the wind usually howls none tonight. people pulled over to gawk and take pictures as the cloud billow upward above them and eastward. nobody said they heard any explosion. >> i was at home and my contractor who is working up the street and also working at my house gave me a call and told me to get out of point richmond. i asked of course why and he told me to look out my back window and i did and i saw a huge plume of black smoke. >>reporter: from the proper angle tonight and with the appropriate long lens we gained a sense of what firefighters were up against. flames smoke. steam. hoses. even up wind. seemed to be something in the air. >> i smell something as we speak. i have no idea what it is. >>reporter: just a bad night in richmond for those with refinery for neighbor. bad night for anyone downwind. >> well certainly gives me pause. i'm gl

there is goodness i think similar opportunities and dynamics in first and foremost is the see no evil hear no evil culture does not have a majority support in this country. i think we all want to believe everyone is of good faith in berlin to do the right thing come about americans intuitively understand that in any human endeavor and elections are hard, complicated endeavor. many endeavors a small proportion of people who will when tested to the wrong thing, when tempted to break the law. political power is gained through election as a temptation that tempts people to do bad things. i think americans intuitively understand that. so there's this predominate are no evil, see no evil thoughts on a foundation of sand so to speak. and his seat during things going on. one is those who focus on election integrity are beginning to build a policy infrastructure to bring those forward. it is too late examples. it's beginning to change. the second thing we are seeing our policy breakthroughs. and secretary kobach is great evidence. what we see in the photo i.d. debate is a really good example.

couples class counts on first elections because it encourages people to either vote for the lesser of two evils which is you know a couple of days or cap with you ever going to press them for the next four years or drop out altogether you know that's why we're trying to provide a third option we're trying to get some people something to vote for instead of something to vote against so we're trying to get people to the polls to vote for the things that working people actually need you know we don't want people to disenfranchise themselves we don't want people to move and sell political process we're just trying to make the point that if you go to both revolution vote for fundamental and necessary change but we believe that real change is made in the streets we believe the people need to get organized and fight back and we've seen incredible fightback movements in african-american this past year i mean all across the country tens of thousands of people marched for justice for trayvon martin and people are marching against police brutality in each and every neighborhood all across the country you

first and foremost, the see no evil, hear no evil culture does not have much support in the country.all want to believe that everyone is of good faith and willing to do the right thing. americans intuitively understand that elections are hard, complicated human endeavors. in any human endeavor, there is a small proportion of people who will, when tempted, do the wrong thing. political power as gained through the elections is a temptation. that helps people to do bad things. americans intuitively understand that. this predominant culture is built on a foundation of sand, so to speak. i think three things are going on. those who focus on election integrity are beginning to build a policy infrastructure to bring those ideas for for improvement. true the vote is a great example. there is still a huge imbalance today, but it is beginning to change. the second thing we are seeing are really good policy breakthroughs. secretary kobach has some great evidence. what we're seeing in the photo id debate, kansas is one, in vienna, ga. -- indiana, georgia, they have instituted photo id laws. it h

evil people on the planet. it happened outside new orleans on thursday. they first attacked a deputy, then fled to their homes. later, more deputies came to their home to investigate and the suspects opened fire. >>> breaking news just into cnn. conflicting reports of syria. the vice president president defected. they are trying to get him safely to neighboring jordan where the former prime minister fled last week. the syrian regime insists the vice president is staying put. syrian state tv says the vice president didn't think for one second to leave the homeland. we'll have much more on this later in the show as we continue to try to make sense of the conflicting reports. >>> now, the mystery surrounding a young man shot in the backseat of a police car in arkansas. no one disputes he died of a gunshot to the head. his hands were cuffed behind his back. who pulled the trigger, him or the police? police released this dashcam video taken from the cruiser on that evening. does it answer the key question? you can see carter on the side of the pick up truck. two other me

. >> again, when i first met him he was very gracious. not the evil>> no. people change. the old saying that absolute power corrupts absolutely. i think he changed. i witnessed this change. he became much more comfortable with power and not necessarily in a good way. you start to believe in the circumstances of the system that brought you to pow ere aer and want to maintain that system. >> do you think the only way he will leave his country and people is by body bag? >> well, i think he truly believes that he's doing this for the good of the syrian people. there's not an insignificant amount of syrian people that are not for the assad regime. >> yes or no? >> i think he will probably leave via body bag because i don't see any negotiated solution happening. >> thank you. >>> we have it all for you. the biggest news, the biggest talkers, roll it. >>> listen to this. 200,000 americans die each year because of medical mistakes. dr. sanjay gupta, these are staggering numbers. >> we know more than we have yet the numbers continue to go up. >> he's going to

southern poverty law center came out with that label in 2010 and this is the first time anything like this happened. we have crazy and evilrone to violence. is it fair even though you may not like the charge by the poverty law center, is it fair to engage in any linkage? >> i think if this would have happened a week after that label came out i think it would have been inappropriate to make that linkage. but this has been over two years now and what we have signs an escalation of that term used every time someone opposes whether it's same-sex marriage or some other policy. and that's been in the news the atlantic two weeks with chick-fil-a. the whole chick-fil-a appreciation day and mr. cathy's support for traditional marriage. there were a series of reports that chick-fil-a supports the family research council. a certified hate group by the southern poverty law center. that's in stories all across america. chick-fil-a gave us about $1,000 a few years ago. they clearly have not been the sole support of the family research council. we certainly invite their support as other groups, other individuals whose rights we stand fo

first. the mantra that he's a secretive person and no one could relate to him. if he was to go second. there would be another week of how bad and evil mitt romney is. i think it's better for mitt romney to go first. >> reporter: if they focus on social issues and roll out on the todd aiken comments, the representative from missouri running for senate and they spend a lot of time on it, it will i think feel like it is out of place because this is about the economy and free enterprise and jobs. >> if you look at polls today almost all of them have obama up by one point or down a point. they are about even. i think after this convention romney might have a little bit of a bump. and they will be even. it will be neck and neck until november. megyn: romney's senior adviser says now is the time to spend the general election money. they feel they have been at a deficit prior to now. but now it's a whole different ballgame. they feel well positioned on that. panel, thank you so much. bring it, do you feel nervous in. >> reporter: i don't think so. >> i'm freak out. >> reporter: i would freak out if i was with beblg and gutfeld every night.

evil that begets this terrible violence. at the same time we express our gratitude for our first responders who show bravery and selflessness as they put aside their own safety to protect our neighbors and friends. the police officer the first person to encounter the gunman being called heroic. this officer put the gunman down meaning he shot him, presumed dead. three of the dead found outside of the temple. four of them found inside of the temple. all of the dead believed to be adults. there were women and children who were inside the temple at the time of the shooting. we are told one of the first people to encounter the gunman may have been a ten-year-old child. the women were cooking and preparing for a large meal for worship. they had the worship service today and a large meal where 300 to 400 people could show up for the meal. they started scrambling according to witnesses who were there. many of them hiding in closets. once this was all -- i should point out the people who were on the scene say shooters thought it was more than one shooter. police believe there is only one shooter in this case. and the reason people

evil that begets this terrible violence. at the same time we're filled with gratitude for our first responders who show bravery and selflessness as they put aside their own safety to protect our neighbors and friends. and the story from the people who were there, starting to come to light now. anna kooiman joins me now on the set. >> well, harris, no doubt this tragedy is rocking worshippers at the sikh temple and other communities as well. and the temple secretary describes the scene like this. >> some people walked in and started shooting and there are little kids started screaming there's gunfire going on and the ladies and kids they hid in the the closet. >> reporter: others reportedly hideening the kitchen or evacuating to a nearby bowling alley, concealing themselves in closets as gunfire rings out and hysteria and anxiety as minutes passed by. one man says his uncle was shot during the the hostage situation and another woman waits on news regarding a family friends. >> and right now he's in the hospital apparently with a leg wound and i'm not sure what his condition swe're waiting to see my aunt to make sure she got out

our first guest tonight is the artist formerly and currently known as peewee, you can hear him now giving voice to the evilnimated series "tron: uprising" watch it thursdays at 8:00 on disney. please welcome paul reubens! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> thank you, thanks for having me. >> jimmy: how's your summer going so far? >> my summer's going great. it's halfway over. >> jimmy: it is half over. i hate that it's half over. >> me, too. >> jimmy: what have you been doing this summer? >> i spent a lot of time on "tron." which i'm here to promote. i've been in my storage unit pulling items from peewee's playhouse to show at the museum of modern art. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow, that's a big deal. >> yeah, there's a show called century of the child, 1900s to 2000, 100 years of influence on children. design influence. >> jimmy: wow, that's a pretty big deal. what items? >> many hundreds of thousands of items that have nothing to do with me. >> jimmy: what artist did you select? did you select them or did they ask for -- >> no, i selected them. the wall unit that has the

>> first of all, let me say that private ek quit it is more complicated than scott just laid out, and scott doesn't sound evilall. i'm happy to be here with him, and i think that some of the come lex tis get distorts in a campaign. that's to be expected. there's nothing wrong with the president helping to orchestrate a deal with investors to help preserve 850 jobs and an important oil and gas refinery. where i disagree with scott is the notion that it's never in the interest of private equity to save off shore jobs. sometimes it is. the bottom line goal, scott, disagree with if you will, is profit max myization. if cutting jobs, downsiding, outsourcing means better returns, and a better perspective for the company itself, that's what private equity will do. >> why is making money bad? they want to make a profit, so -- >> i know jared is a reasonable guy. the profit motive has been very successful to the growth of our economy and will be very important as we continue to look to grow the economy. because only if you have the capital from profit can you afford to build new factors and hire new people and make th

first one that would hire you after your dad made a phone call? >> oh. >> oh. >> bill o'reilly? >> that's the worst of them all. [ laughter ] [evil>> bill gets a little crusty and cranky, that can be entertaining. >> he makes really good points. >> yoik o'reilly. he talks out the side of his neck too much. >> bill o'reilly being a bad ass tell people what's up. that's my favorite part about it. >> eat a lot of vegetables and cut out processed foods. >> tip of the day. >> tip of the day. >> bill o'reilly you are the man. san francisco, long hairs love you. don't trip. >> bill: all right, now, was everybody nice to you there because you have the logo on the mike so people know right away. were they nice. >> they hate you. they loved me. >> that's not just san francisco. that's true, the one thing did you tell me i want to remind the audience of this. you said if anybody ever punches me in the face lean into it because then i will be famous like herald and can i sue them for 100 grand. >> bill: get the nose right over here and that's 2 million for you. >> at least. when you go out on the street in san francisco, a lot of people it's

first and foremost, the see no evil, hear no evil culture does not have much support in the country.o believe that everyone is of good faith and willing to do the right thing. americans intuitively understand that elections are hard, complicated human endeavors. in any human endeavor, there is a small proportion of people who will, when tempted, do the wrong thing. political power as gained through the elections is a temptation. that helps people to do bad things. americans intuitively understand that. this predominant culture is built on a foundation of sand, so to speak. i think three things are going on. those who focus on election integrity are beginning to build a policy infrastructure to bring those ideas for for improvement. true the vote is a great example. there is still a huge imbalance today, but it is beginning to change. the second thing we are seeing are really good policy breakthroughs. secretary kobach has some great evidence. what we're seeing in the photo id debate, kansas is one, in vienna, ga. -- indiana, georgia, they have instituted photo id laws. it has increas

first. >> that was a mistake. >> whose idea was it? >> that was a mistake. >> it doesn't matter. >> people have tried to portray you as the evil person hooking of your plot. you know? get a sex tape, get it leaked, turn yourself into the kim kardashian of politics. >> that's not true. >> so it was his idea? >> that was not true. we were in love and sleep deprived and it was a stupid thing to do. it was a mistake. >> whose idea was it not to use birth control? >> we were both adults. we didn't use birth control. >> why? >> we were in love. >> what does that have to do with it? the guy wants to be president. it seems extraordinary. these little details. what were you both thinking? >> we weren't. >> at all? >> clearly. >> you've been married before? >> i have been married before. >> when people say you don't understand marriage, what do you say to them? >> that i don't understand marriage? >> that you don't understand the damage -- you wrecked democrat you're a marriage wrecker. >> no. i understand marriage very well. i was with my husband -- i was married for nine years. we were together for 12. we did a lot of couples marriage and we know th

first foreign go out and brag on national television. people are like who is this? why is he brash and cocky? couldn't get enough of him. good an evil.selves online. not in person. >> dana: one thing that drives people crazy on twitter, you're on twitter. up with thing that drives people crazy is a tweet that says well, i got up early today. although you could say it every day. it's pouring rain but that nine-mile run felt good. annoying. right? >> kimberly: those people are annoying. >> dana: i confess. i think i do this. the other day, my one more thing was how i got verified on twitter. now i'm horrified. >> andrea: it's different in our jobs because when i first started going on tv, people say you should talk about yourself. my mom used to say don't toot your own horn. if i have a column out, how do i get it out? some of the things that people post are pictures of their kids. >> dana: or their dog. >> andrea: i don't think the picture of their dog or -- >> brian: it makes sense. we live -- you love "people" magazine. people like to know what other people are doing. >> andrea: i agree. think about it if these people are your frien

evil mitt romney is. i think it's better for mitt romney to go first. >> reporter: if they focus on social issues and roll out on the todd aiken comments, the representative from missouri running for senate and they spend a lot of time on it, it will i think feel like it is out of place because this is about the economy and free enterprise and jobs. >> if you look at polls today almost all of them have obama up by one point or down a point. they are about even. i think after this convention romney might have a little bit of a bump. and they will be even. it will be neck and neck until november. megyn: oming in .n tropical storm isaac akenedsaac is stillcausges and s across the gulf coast. new evaio just ordered and reports that half of louisiana is without power due to isaac's slow crawl across the gulf states. when it's all over the storm could leave behind two feet of water in some spots. highways, roads, homes flooded out leaving many still in need of rescue. rick reichmuth is live at the storm center. >> reporter: the eastern side of it where the tornado threat is and the tornado watch in effect until

first. >> that was a mistake. >> whose idea was it? >> that was a mistake. what does it matter? >> out of curiosity. >> it didn't matter. >> there's people saying you were the evilwards in trouble. >> that is not true. >> was it his idea? >> that's not true, we were in love and sleep deprived and it was a stupid things to do. >> whose idea was it not to use birth control. >> we were both adults, we didn't use >> clearly. >> you've been married before? >> i have been married before. >> when people say you don't understand marriage, what do you say to them? >> that i don't understand marriage? >> that you don't understand the damage -- you wrecked democrat you're a marriage wrecker. >> no. i understand marriage very well. i was with my husband -- i was married for nine years. we were together for 12. we did a lot of couples marriage and we know the dynamics that go on. >> why did that marriage end in the end? >> why did it end? it ended because we didn't work. and we both realized it. and i never cheated on my husband. i'm not a big believer in infidelity. i went to my husband and said this doesn't work. i want out, we need out, we need to talk about it. >> there