pensacola, fla., independent line, good morning. caller: i thought stephen colbert hit the nail on the head. i think you can liken that if a man or woman does not have a sense of purpose or sense of humor to simplify matters, the best thing i can say is that he hit the nail on the head. host: so the, they did not get in the way of the message? -- so the comedy did not get in the way the message? caller: he was, the but i took what he said -- he was comedy but i took what he said and i think what he said but the nail on the head. host: 8 twitter of your says -- harrington, of delaware, republican line, go ahead. caller: i lived in florida for 30 years and moved to delaware and i used to go to the migrant camps and they were in bad conditions. they really had a time. making a joke of this or making light of the situation is not good. the american workers will not do with the migrant workers do. the young teenagers or young adults will not -- the majority of them will not do this. host: was stephen colbert a good voice for them? caller

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en otras noticias autoridades revelaron que fueron identificado 6 de los criminales que participaron flas en un enfrentamiento el día del hallazgo y los demás fueron encontrado sin vida en un vehículo abandonado en una carretera. otro prae presunto sicario está bavenlg custodia de policía. mortales aguaceros es afectan estados de méxico, han dejado 400 mil damnificados y una decena de personas han perdido la vida, m mal tiempo ha causado estragos en veracruz oaxaca tabasco y chiapas. y esto es todo por el momento regreso con ustedes a los estudios bárbara. >>> gracias verónica por esta información, y cambiando de noticia de cara a la muerte se vio un adolescente en un río de california la corriente lo arrastró mientras jugaba en el agua con amigos afortunadamente pudo aferrarse a una roca hasta que lograron rescatarlo con ayuda de un helicóptero, al borde de la muerte inmigrantes que pretendían cruzar a estados unidos en un barco, las precarias condiciones de la embarcaciones hicieron que sosobrar y la policía y bomberos de tijuana lograron rescatar a los 23 que iban abordo. >>> parece u

a pastor in gainesville, fla., has been threatening to burn copies of the karan. he has canceled his plans. he is going for talks in new york instead, because he said he had an agreement steffy fin islamic center senior ground zero is not going to happen -- an agreement that the islamic center near ground zero is not going to happen. he said, i am glad he has decided not to burn any more korans. he says, i am surprised by their announcement. we are not going to toy with their religion nor any other. we are here to extend our hand to provide peace and harmony. we will bring you up-to-date with more soon. in afghanistan, a surge of american troops is now at its peak. the final american deployment was the airborne division. for some, it is their first tour of duty in the nine-year war. what is their position, and what is the moves? >> there on the move. -- they are on the move. they said their goodbyes at fort campbell, ky. they are the last of 30,000 american troops arriving here and hope to end the 9-year-long war. these infantrymen say they are undaunted. >> i rea

i'm gonna take it back to the lab, do a fla f test, see what incendiary agent was used.y? all right. purple means potassium. which combusts when it makes contact with water. so madsen got out of the shower, and he was still wet. sprayed on when he got out of the shower. (gasping) (screams) someone managed to get their hands on this when he wasn't looking. well, he did say that they threw a party for the department here last night. caine: natalia, didn't you say that on the guest list was melissa walls, our primary suspect? ♪ well, the fleur-de-lis was the last message, so are we missing the next message? delko: maybe not. "mass pandemics, such as "the bubonic plague, reify "the value of human life "and in turn, the societal ramifications for crimes against humanity, as well." can i see it? (sighs) (scoffs) the quote is from an article by bob starling. i'm next, aren't i? tell me. we don't know that. don't protect me from the truth. i deserve to know. do you recognize this? yeah, of course i do. it's an article from a journal i published last year: "why civic discord is l

together for this meal on a day when the news is carrying reports that a pastor down in gainesville, fla., once to burn the coal the koran on september 11 -- wants to burn the koran. i am heartened by this disrespectful, a disgraceful act. then it comes from american religious leaders of all faiths, from evangelical christians to jewish rabbis, as well as secular u.s. leaders. >> unequivocal condemnation there from hillary clinton. steve, is there any word on whether this church is going to drop its plans to burn the koran? paston terry says he still plans to go ahead. he knows the risks that his actions carry. he says it is important to send the message to radical is lummox islamists that pose a danger to the united states. from the top of the government down to local law enforcement in florida, and he is under pressure to back down, to cancel this event. he says he is korea, thinking about it, and, perhaps, god will eventually tell him to cancel it -- he says he is praying. >> calling for a laying down of arms forever. a country's democratic political parties are disappointed about dis

i'm gonna take it back to the lab, do a fla f test, see what incendiary agent was used.y? all right. purple means potassium. which combusts when it makes contact with water. so madsen got out of the shower, and he was still wet. sprayed on when he got out of the shower. (gasping) (screams) someone managed to get their hands on this when he wasn't looking. well, he did say that they threw a party for the department here last night. caine: natalia, didn't you say that on the guest list was melissa walls, our primary suspect? ♪ well, the fleur-de-lis was the last message, so are we missing the next message? delko: maybe not. "mass pandemics, such as "the bubonic plague, reify "the value of human life "and in turn, the societal ramifications for crimes against humanity, as well." can i see it? (sighs) (scoffs) the quote is from an article by bob starling. i'm next, aren't i? tell me. we don't know that. don't protect me from the truth. i deserve to know. do you recognize this? yeah, of course i do. it's an article from a journal i published last year: "why civic discord is l

. >>> we'll tell you how the san francisco zoo finally got their fla mi flamingos to mate after seven years. >>> live from san bruno mountain, lots of sunshine around the bay area. i'll tell you how much lck t ra. willtick around. into your labor day. your forecast coming up. >>> it's long been suspended that iran could be sending terror cells in afghanistan, but confirmation of that has been elusive. now a british newspaper claims to have found a clear link. nbc's tom asheville has the details from britain. >> about $700,000 has been transferred to the taliban. it follows a treasurer who comes down and picks up the money in cash. he's told the sunday times that the taliban is paying up to $1,000 for every dead american and $6,000 for the destruction of any armorred vehicle belonging to the american forces. taliban agencies do confirm that iran has supplied some materials and weapons for taliban fighters in certain parts of afghanistan, but this is a major investigation conducted by the british sunday times, and it says that if true, this is iran directly funding the taliban to attack

groups gathered in palo alto today, condemning a plan by terry jones to burn the koran in gainsville, fla on september 11th. faith leaders are urging peace and toller yens. >> i wish it hasn't happened. it's an incentive to reaffirm who we are. >> despite world wide outrage and pressure, the pastor with a congregation november more than 50 isn't backing down. >> as of this time, we have no intention of canceling. >> lintv broadcast the reports following the debate about the ground zero mosque in new york. >> the tone of the reports has a big question, the question is... about questioning the rise of islam phobia in the united states. >> those international reports do include statements by secretary of state clinton and general david petraeus calling the gainsville event disgraceful and dangerous to american troops. at leeflt in the united states, muslims say they're reassured by the response from the majority of americans. >> two days ago, before all of these statements surfaced, we were all very scared. and very nervous. it was very uncertain. >> today, there was a promise this show of s

. >> we brought in a new group of ten fla ming goes from phoenix and actually gave them ten of ours to to excite the group. it seems to have worked. the pairings of a couple of our birds with theirs have produced chick this is year. >> the flamingos were quite busy. three have hatched and 19 eggs have been produced so far. so they were having some kind of fun. to celebrate the new arrivals they're giving guests who wear pink a dollar off the admission price this holiday weekend. >> do we have pink? >> no. a tiny bit in your tie. you might be okay. what's going on in. >> we're heading to the coliseum. you want to go to oakland with us? we'll economic check in with th. did you hear about the big giants game last night? the most dramatic win of the season arguably. we'll tell you what's happening with the team tonight. last but certainly not least, bringing back an old friend. ts remember this guy owen nolan to the sharks. we're back in a moment. >>> good evening. next year, maybe the year after the a's should be a dangerous team. right now, though, just erratic. a sour note to a pretty g

another humanitarian aide fla team liaison for gaza nearly four months after the israeli on the attacks then last one headed that killing nine and actually have been wise counsel says most brutal and disproportionate. number of pirates and come out into the open any into politics starting an online campaign. to fight to make coping and file sharing in the. news from russia and around the world this is. a thanks for joining us russian president dmitri medvedev and his chinese counterpart hu jintao have ceremonially press the start button on the new oil pipeline between the two countries russian oil of the directive to china by next year tripling energy supplies from the country to meet surging demand in the world's most populous nation agreements boosting security and trade have also been signed in beijing. now reports china towns have long become a permanent fixture of many metropolises but here in china you would normally find a russian district in their place sprawling all across the country their trucks thousands of tourists on the land. this is what i'm sure they wouldn't show not i

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fla flashforward to louisville today.0 people still looking for work tonight. big lines just to get an application. >> i was just speaking to people in line. some of them don't have utilities on in their homes. no water, no lights. >> so glad you're here, you sweet thing. thank you for coming. >> reporter: and when you're in the dark, sometimes one outstretched hand can save your life. this is a group called muscl. multidenominal, christians, jews, all welcome. and their idea is, for one month, whoever you are, they'll try to help. >> if we can stop the bleeding for 30 days, and that's what we try to do, and just let them regroup, and maybe gain some self-esteem back. >> reporter: take someone like todd gary, once a thriving real estate agent. is this the first time you've had to come for this kind of help? >> yes, it is. yes, it is. >> reporter: hard to do? >> never in my lind. but they were great. >> reporter: and the group goes to the electric company and the water company and gets them to donate. for extra money to he

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duane, the independent line, in venice, fla.aller: i was in trade by the last -- i was intrigued by the last guest who said that charlie crist picked up his marbles and went home, when in fact he did not lose, and just decided to run as a independent. that is typical of that type of rewriting of history that a speech writer for george w. bush might want to do. host: john boehner was on "good morning, america" this morning. the associated press says he has put forth a proposal for a two- year freeze on all tax rates, and a cut in government spending to 2008 levels. the democratic line. good morning. see, i wanted to say that the first thing the republican party would to do -- caller: i wanted to say the first thing the republican party would do was beat obama over the head with his campaign promise if he extended the tax cuts. there was a reason why republicans did not have full control of the congress. for 40 years they were out. we to take our country back. i do not think i can indore another four years, five years, eight years

looking like flas on a 32 highboy hot rod. small block, competition headers and four on the floor.'t that right? >> exactly. >> that's what i was thinking. >> sun will be up in ten minutes. mid-60s in washington. near 60 in the suburbs. many locations in the 50s. and it's going to climb into the low 80s later today with lots of sun. more of the same torrow. increasing clouds thursday. look at the weekend and the tropics in ten minutes. how is the traffic now, jerry? >> live look at chopper 4. good news, no accidents from dale city to the capital beltway. one fly in the ointment occurred, an accident on the beltway. outer loop, green belt. problem is an accident outer loop near route 1 college park. at least one travel lane is currently tied up. police, fire and rescue headed there right now. outer loop loading up quickly. >> four on the floor means a dog, right? >> could very well be. exactly. 6:42 is our time right now. a four-day workweek is a step closer to becoming a realityor thousands of workers. >>> also ahead, this stretch of highway is ready to open. it is less than two mi

asesinados, y por otra parte una evaluación del departamento de justicia de estados unidos determinó que flapor el consumo de drogas en estados unidos. y ahora aumentado por una venta lo digo con toda franqueza irresponsable de armas en estados unidos. >> el reporte era un borrador difundido por cadena de televisión y varios periódicos nacionales pero no revelado oficialmente. >> y el preguntas de guatemala dice en entrevista que hay integrantes en este país, 47 de ellos están en la cárcel según la policía el presidente fue amenazado de muerto entre estos delincuentes que son el brazo armado del cartel del golfo. >> y bueno siguen sátiras sobre violencia y el narcotráfico esta vez el diario estadounidense que con derroche de humor negro hizo parodia de disputa entre el cartel de sinaloa que asesinó a todo méxico, incluido el presidente felipe calderón, y la incógnita de cómo llegó la marihuana abandonada por carteles mexicanos. >> bueno pues yo creo que de mal gus toshto esto. regreso con ustedes. >> gracias verónica gracias por toda la información en vivo desde méxico. >> y le digo que una

host: winter park, fla., linda, republican. caller: first, one of the earlier call survey, he said his name was shane and every day when he calls it is a different name. host: was he from lake geneva wisconsin? no, he was from gross point, mich.. caller: no, he calls in every day. i know it is hard because he calls from a different place and a different name, but i recognize his voice and i do not understand why you all can recognize his voice. -- cannot recognize his voice. host: we appreciate that. what is your fascination with sarah palin? caller: well, i'm not fascinated, but i think she is a strong woman and i think that is what turned so many people off. host: you recognize that the country is fascinated with her politically? caller: yes, but unfortunately, it is mostly to bash her. so many people that have called in today accused her of being divisive and calling names, but they call her uneducated and speaking to lower level people in the united states and being hateful, and they are doing and of what they are accusing

host: last call from chattanooga, fla., on our line for independent -- chattahoochee, fla. caller: the caller on before? i want someone that the people who do not have the job -- that is why homelessness is going back up because these people do not work. pedro, i wanted to ask, do you keep a record of the calls that come in? i want you to keep the record of what i am telling you. people vote for republicans this year, it will be nothing like what happened in 1929 if we put republicans in office. host: you expect this trend to get worse because of the economy. how much more worst? guest: we are not sure. there is a connection between the poverty and homelessness. 18 months ago, we predicted it might go up 30%. then i got a $1.5 billion from the federal government to help prevent it. i am sure that will reduce its som. that is probably enough for one- third of the people, some may be as much 2

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the one issue that we have to be very concerned about as americans -- particularly in gainesville, fla there will be a religious leader who will sponsor during the chronic day. -- koran day. this is a major issue for us. we of told our conservation to ignore that. keep doing your good work. as americans, we should be very concerned about that. the first and foremost, people need to understand, what is the koran? it is considered a revelation from god. mohammed was given this revelation that was basically compiled. would then, there are stories about abraham -- would then, there are stories about abraham and jacob and moses and the children of israel. we read it quite extensively about the struggle of the children of israel against the pharaohs. and against the tyranny and injustice there and how they were liberated. we read about jesus and his mother, mary. clearly, the biblical profits are also is llama profits. i did not note -- i do not think that many americans are all aware of that. we take responsibility for that. we have not presented that information to people. we have this a b

i live in naples, fla., in the belly of the right wing beast and it is the greatest generation that has consumed everything and is holding on to everything. my generation, we're the ones standing in the classrooms and in the trenches. we are working hard for change. i disagree that we have fouled it all up. host: thanks, michael, for your comments. mitch daniels talked about the baby boom generation in 2009. we invited him on the program to talk a little more about it. let's listen to what he has to say. >> i see a contrast between, frankly, the values that made america a what is, some what butler ideals,he and is in the baby boom generation. i do not believe we have done as well as we could have. for instance, the debt we are passing on to these young people is going to be very difficult thing to manage. we could have shown more political maturity in the way that we financed the entitlements we have committed ourselves to and that sort of thing. i was urging them to be less self-absorbed, think more about others, in more about the future unless about today. host: mitch daniels, governo

i was raised in miami, fla., and graduated from the university of virginia and spent a brief time here washington working for the department of justice. after graduate school i got married and my husband and dial chose to -- by husband and i chose to settle down in the same miami area where i have grown up. one afternoon i went to pick up my 3-year-old daughter, emily amar from the church preschool around the corner from the house. i buckled my son into his car seat and as i was doing this, i was ambushed from behind and hit on the head. as my daughter screen for life and thought to escape an advance, my assailant held a knife to my neck and drown out the -- entered a three-year to drown out the south of my children's cries. he said, ma'am, do you believe in god? i said, yes, and he said, good, because then you can forgive me for what i'm about to do to you and your children he then drove us out of town. he beat me, held a knife to my neck and read to me four times. each time i was violently raped, he forced both of my joy and to watch every moment of the crime. my daughter was forced

the gulf coast economy from key west, fla., to browse still, texas, is a $2 trillion economy.are is important to washington as to montgomery. i will do everything i can do to get the gene taylor bill passed the house. then we will get it to the senate and to the president. >> thank you. >> other questions or comments? >> bastard? >> i want to ask a question about the payouts? there have been a lot of promises from pd. they contacted us and asked us what we need. i put together a summary of about $40,000 that they had verbally committed to. that has all along by the wayside. we found out from mr. feinberg is a representative is that they do not know what to do with nonprofits as a whole. is there anything you can do to bring pressure to bear? this needs to be looked at. christian service center at giving is down. we have been using our reserves to help this community at about $7,000 per month. that is dropping. we are seeing an increase in the number of people needing to be helped with utility bills, food, and that sort of thing. we still we have been left high- and-dried. we a

host: the last call is hudson, fla., on our republican line. caller: mr. cardin, the mind speaking a little about honduras? guest: i'm not sure that i know much about it, but what is your view? caller: the u.s. supported a coup not long ago in honduras --and removed a democratically- elected government, and installed another dictatorship, like we have a history of doing in both central and south america. while i do not understand -- i understand it, but i don't see how we can rationalize this where we keep these military dictatorships in power for our own financial benefit. guest: i will have to bleed a little bit of lack of information on the specifics about the removal of leaders -- i will have to plead it. but our policies on both central and south america is our hemisphere, and we need a coherent policy. for too many years we have had limited interest in the countries with because of drugs, or fighting communism, or other reasons. we need a more coherent policy. president obama has reached out to the americas and it clear it will be a priority of forei

congress should not wait for another fla or ohio before passing a bill that should not be a partisan fight. in fact, this isn't a partisan issue. it's an issue of preserving the american people's fate in the -- faith in the integrity of our democracy. this bill will finally close the door on an inherent conflict of interest. it certainly won't solve everything, but it will help prevent future controversies. those who wanted to oppose this bill can come up with all kinds of excuses for their position. but let's be clear. a vote against this bill is a vote for allowing those who certify our elections to fundraise and rally for candidates of their choice. if you want our elections to appear tainted, then go ahead and vote against this bill. but if you think election officials should join federal judges in refraining from political activity, then i hope my colleagues will join me in voting for this bill. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. lungren: thank you, mr.

one thing you can see is in the burning of the koran day on 9/11, particularly in gainesville, fla., where a christian religious leader will sponsor the burning of the koran day. this is obviously a major issue for us, but we have told our congregations, muslim americans, keep doing the good work that the koran tells us to do. but as americans, we should be very concerned about that because first and foremost, people need to understand what is in the koran. the koran is basically what muslims consider a revelation from god just as the jesus is the word of god that muslims believe in. mohammad was given this revelation that is basically compiled to date. and within the koran there are stories about abraham, a isham file and is it come about moses -- isaac and ishmael, about moses. mohammad wrote about the injustice and tyranny and how are they were liberated. motherd about jesus's mary. we take responsibility as muslims in not presenting the kind of inflation to people. we have this burning of the koran data we're telling muslims, number one, ignored it, and number two, if anyone in e

today and fla. the report -- today in florida the unemployment rate was 11.7%.no one but the leaders of this country who did it for a long time. i am mad. [applause] for four months, literally -- and it was god. people tell me not to put god into the tea party because i will run people off. i say, i am putting god back into the united states of america again. [applause] i do not care what people say. ladies and gentlemen, we sat down the day after april 15th when we had our tea party. we thought about 500 people would show up. 5000 people showed up, and nobody advertised. 5000 people we did not know showed up, and then we had to figure out what to do with them. that is a lot of people, more than what is in this room. they were all saying, what do we do? i said, i do not know, i have never done this before. the reality was, we had to get organized. four of us went into a room together. one of my clients turned the tables and did the coaching for me. we came up with a mission statement. each tea party has its accountant -- has its own mission statement. everyone i

. >> there's a church in gainesville, fla. that says it will go ahead and burned copies of the koran on the 9/11 anniversary. [inaudible] >> the best place to look for the views of this administration would be to look at what general petraeus said over the weekend. we know that type of activity has been transmitted back to places like afghanistan where general petraeus obviously is our lead commander. as he said, it puts our troops in harm's way. any time of activity like that that puts our troops in harm's way would be a concern to this administration theme is there any thought from anyone else in the white house to reach out to the church? >> i have not heard of anything. >> are you ready to say what the president will be doing saturday. >> he will attend memorial service at the pentagon. i believe the vice president will go to new york and obviously the first lady and former first lady laura bush are in pennsylvania. i don't have the times on the event at the pentagon. >> the economic package you are rolling out, what is th