frank is next. to help raise awareness for the men and women who have suffered traumatic injuries in the war on terror. they need our help. through the wounded warrior project, you can help get these heroes back into life's mainstream. log on to woundedwarriorproject.org to find out more about this fine organization that is helping these returning injured veterans and their families with their new lives. the greatest casualty is being forgotten. let's make sure this doesn't happen to my brave friends. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> thousands of americans attended the rallies on 9-12. they held up signs to get the message across. but the media saw this message and these signs. ♪ >> it was igeimages of those who captured the leader's reaction to tea parties like this. >> you watching certain news channel. which i am not very popular. (laughing) and you can see folks waves tea bags around. let me just remind them, that i am happy to have a serious conversation about how we are going to

frank luntz, next.ear clear glenn: all kinds of americans have attended the rallies on 9/12 in washington and everywhere else. they held up signs to get their message across, but the media saw this message and these signs >> well, it was images like those that captured the attention of our leaders that ill elicited reaction from tea parties like. this. >> some people were watching certain news channels of which i'm not very popular on, and you see folks waving tea bags around. let me just remind them that i am happy to have a serious conversation about how we are going to cut our healthcare costs down over the long term, but let's not play games and pretend that the reason isn't because of the recovery act. >> we call it astroturf. it is not really a grassroots movement. it is astroturf by some of the wealthiest people in america to keep the focus on tax cuts for the rich instead of for the great middle class. >> i don't think it's indicative of the nation's mood. i don't think we ought to be distracted

frank.up? >> he's not the only one whoo came to talk to you. we have some more folks thatavee want to talk to you. i think coach madden, you know. i want to tell you. he hasn't left the stage yet. he's still around.adden what would coach madden want to >> actuaice to michael. >> there's actually a couple questions that i'd like to askae michael. t one is being the great player h that he's been and always will be and, you know, will be in the future, what's it like to play l against brett farve. that's an important one?th the other one is have you ever been to an or thougthodontist? >> you know what the great thing is, see, frank does his pieces for the show, and he doesn't do them where we can find him after he's finished? >> we want to strangle youmeti sometimes, man. frank is phenomenal.ove kurt loves you. >> i t >> i'll tell you what. it's been great. michael strahan has been an amazing addition to the show.di the first time i met him, it wat amazing because he ran into the makeup room. i

so, frank ... >> you have to learn to take a joke, especially on our show.e never see what frank's going to do so when he comes on and we're watching, and we are watching it with everyone in the country for the first time, when that grabs everyone's attention, we are laughing out loud. he is so talented. i would love to see you look like me. make that happen. that's special. okay. frank, what advice would sean connery have for michael, if light of the hollywood gig? >> grow a beard and just meet some ladies. should he have al pacino showing up? >> leer's what i want you -- here's what i want you to do: michael, don't ever look at the other actors. look the other way. that's the way. here we go. >> frank, you can't get away from here unless i hear you in the character of george bush telling us what you think about the new cowboy football stadium that the cowboys are playing in and george bush was there for the first game. >> i was. and it was ... it was amazing thing to see, to see such a ... such stuff. and, you know, they -- and there you go. >> okay, micha

frank can you hear me? >> yes. i can hear you, richelle. >> john said he had never seen an experimental aircraft like this. considering you are a hot air balloon expert, have you seen anything resembling this before? >> i used to have one that looked like a little zeppelin. you fill it up with helium. this is filled with helium and tethered down and accidentally got released. with helium it is different than hot air. helium gets locked into the balloon, unless you release some of that helium it will not come down. as the day progresses and it gets darker and cooler the helium will tend to start to shrink and lose some of its lift and tend to come down on its own. where it comes down that is going to be a problem. now what most people are watching on the screen is the speed that it looks like it is moving is the helicopter circling it. it is not moving that fast. but it is driflting and it is at the mercy of the air currents. >> frank i'm going to bring in my colleague chuck roberts to try to get us through this. >>

did he seem healthy, frank?ers were saying he was unhealthy and aeg was e using him to make a profit. >> no. that's an absolute lie. >> it's a lie? >> michael was healthy. >> then why all the drugs and the doctor 24/7? what was that about? >> well, i'll explain it to you. he was 136 pounds. now, for some reason, michael wanted a doctor to go on tour. i wasn't aware of this doctor. we met him one time. all right? >> yeah. >> i don't know why he wanted that. the man was 50 years old. he made decisions without me. i was in charge of the tour, not his personal, personal, personal life. >> you didn't really know what was going on? >> no. no. if i would have known, do you think i would have let it happen? >> i can't say, joy, he looked unhealthy in the movie that we saw. you know, it's my understanding, frank, they recorded 100 hours. we only saw two. he was very, very thin. i have no way of knowing -- i don't think anybody really knows whether he was healthy or not. >> joe jackson, his father, his father claimed body

did he seem healthy, frank? saying he was unhealthy and aeg was using him to make a profit. >> no. that's an absolute lie. >> it's a lie? >> michael was healthy. >> then why all the drugs and the doctor 24/7? what was that about? >> well, i'll explain it to you. he was 136 pounds. now, for some reason, michael wanted a doctor to go on tour. i wasn't aware of this doctor. we met him one time. all right? >> yeah. >> i don't know why he wanted that. the man was 50 years old. he made decisions without me. i was in charge of the tour, not his personal, personal, personal life. >> you didn't really know what was going on? >> no. no. if i would have known, do you think i would have let it happen? >> i can't say, joy, he looked unhealthy in the movie that we saw. you know, it's my understanding, frank, they recorded 100 hours. we only saw two. he was very, very thin. i have no way of knowing -- i don't think anybody really knows whether he was healthy or not. >> joe jackson, his father, his father claimed body doubles w

. >>> many of us have read "the diary of anne frank" in school.k tells one girl's story of the holocaust, when 6 million jews were killed by the nazis during world war ii. but anne frank wasn't the only teen writing about what was happening then. siena tells us the story of another girl caught up in that terrible time. >> "february 15, 1943, monday -- the germans have retreated from the eastern front, which may signal the nearing of the end of the war. i'm only afraid that we, the jews, will be finished before." rutka laskier was 14 when she wrote that in her diary. she was all too aware of the danger she faced as a jewish teen living in poland during the second world war. >> she knew exactly what's going on and she knew that the nazi's are determined to kill the jews. she felt that she wouldn't make it through the war and she wanted the diary to survive after her. >> zahava scherz is rutka's half-sister. she's telling the world about "rutka's notebook." it begins just as rutka's family was forced to move into one of poland's jewish ghettos. at fi

sunday morning. >> chief hooper, chief frank hooper is with us from gainesville. chief, you said they were about five miles away. where? >> it was at a residence. >> what in the world were they doing five -- was it a family friend? five miles away at the residence, somebody didn't think to call the parents? >> no, ma'am. it would appear that they had friends at this location. and our investigators most of the day were pretty close behind these kids, and it looks like when they were spotted at this carnival last night, this was before they'd even been reported mittsing. so had we gotten the report earlier, that's a lead we could have followed up on immediately. we weren't able to follow up on that lead. and sometime around midnight it would appear the kids kind of went to ground at a residence somewhere and didn't resurface until later on today. and we developed additional leads that we could follow up. >> chief hooper, how'd you do it? how did you find them? >> well, just good hard old-fashioned police work. like i said, we dedicated about four to five investigato

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professor steven frank told "the l.a. times" he told a university administrator months ago that 20-year-old damon thompson sent him several e-mails accusing other students and even frank himself of taunting him during an exam. he said other teachers had similar e-mails from thompson. thompson is accused of stabbing another student in the throat during a chemistry lab. other students watched in horror on thursday as blood gushed from the 20-year-old woman's neck. her family says she is expected to recover. >>> an early surprise in colorado led to a big headache for a lot of people. take a look. can you see what caused this massive pileup? some of the drivers didn't, and that is where the problem started. >>> this was the scene -- this fight turned into an all-out gun battle in toledo, ohio. people had already scrambled out the door. unbelievable. a few minutes later a second camera captured several people outside firing into the bar. amazingly, no one was struck, even though as many as 20 shots were fired. police are tryin

thompson after thompson accused frank of taunting him. thompson is accused of stabbing another student in the throat in a chemistry lab. >>> you think you've heard everything about new york? there are lots of hidden spots worth checking out. one of our i-reporter has a few for new today's look at "my city, my secret." >> hi, i'm julio, we're in new york city. and i want to show you some of my best-kept secrets of new york. we're inside the cathedral church of st. john of the vine. this is a hidden gem in new york. people don't know about the musical programs, the outreach to the community the cathedral offers and just the beauty of it. we're here at the hudson river parks pier 54. it's actually the remains of what's left of a magnificent pier. for me, it's the place where i end my bike ride on that little bench there, and it also has a very historical significance, because this is where they brought the survivors of "titanic" when they came back. welcome to coney island, usa, this is where new york city ends. this is one of the world's mo

we have hank gallo and frank santopadre. >> frank gallo is here? >> that's who's laughing. like gallo and santa padre. we call them the explorers. don't they sound like de gama and magellan. >> yes, yes. >> i want to show a little clip of you doing standup. >> no, come on. seriously. really? are you going to run this by me? >> come on, let's just show it. >> chuck scarborough, who's the -- he's like the anchorman. he's the kind of guy you want to play tennis with. he's such a nice guy, you can cheat the pants off of him, you know? it's no good chuck, it's out. he's not going to argue with you, this guy. >> what was it? i didn't even hear what i said. >> doesn't matter. doesn't matter what you said. >> what was i talking about? >> i can't believe they dug that up. >> what the hell is that? >> that's you, i guess. >> yeah. yeah. >> you look better now. i like you. you're so cute now. >> see, that's young larry. he resents that. yeah. you know, last night somebody came up to me and said, my god, you know, you look so much better in person than you do on tv. >> i hate that. >>

congressman franks not only didn't walk out he demanded to see his birth certificate and said he hasin any station of government a. regardless, if you are as far from main stream american as congressman franks is as to feed that raw meat to insane lions, knowing it's not true and doing it only to gain political capital--the sooner you resign or apologize, which every is your choice. our runner up, lonesome roads beck, were blown up in a bombing and when freedom of speech is being squelched--the towers were pulled down using a heavy equipment excavator. it was called ecoterrorism and the reason it was done was because residents protested that it was a public nuisance. and they can hear it over their phones. this was ecoterrorism. i don't speak for the left, and i condemn it completely. but beck left out that krko is an all sports station. it airs the dan patrick show, the tony bruno show, tim rome, chris myers and vancouver canucks hockey. nice work, beck. this was not somebody protesting content. well maybe about dan, i don't know. but our winner, lou dobbs, now officially part of th

thompson after thompson accused frank of taunting him. thompson is accused of stabbing another student in the throat in a chemistry lab. >>> u.s. intelligence estimates say right now 600 million people around the world do not have enough fresh water and crop land to sustain themselves. and with continuing climate change, that's only expected to get worse. there are concerns a scramble for resources could lead to armed conflict. cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr looks at that in today's eco solutions. >> reporter: at the u.s. defense department, the prospect of conflict over diminishing resources as a result of climate change is now part of military planning. for the first time, it will be considered in an upcoming military report to congress. >> when we look at climate change and when you look around the globe, you see three key factors. you see rising temperature chan changes. you see rising sea level changes and see increased intensity of extreme weather events. because of those, you see implications as far as food security, wate

sunday morning. >> chief hooper, chief frank hooper is with us from gainesville. chief, you said they were about five miles away. where? >> it was at a residence. >> what in the world were they doing five -- was it a family friend? five miles away at the residence, somebody didn't think to call the parents? >> no, ma'am. it would appear that they had friends at this location. and our investigators most of the day were pretty close behind these kids, and it looks like when they were spotted at this carnival last night, this was before they'd even been reported missing. so had we gotten the report earlier, that's a lead we could have followed up on immediately. we weren't able to follow up on that lead. and sometime around midnight it would appear the kids kind of went to ground at a residence somewhere and didn't resurface until later on today. and we developed additional leads that we could follow up. >> chief hooper, how'd you do it? how did you find them? >> well, just good hard old-fashioned police work. like i said, we dedicated about four to five investigator

barney frank has decided to handle the overhaul altogether. let's see where things stand on the issue of too big to fail. the outcome so far undecided. major financial institutions remain in the same status they were a year ago. too big to fail. the government has made no progress. government can't really decide how to resolve these giants. worse yet, we can't decide who should be on the too big to fail list. item number two, protecting the consumer. treasury made creation of this consumer protection agency the centerpiece of its reform proposal, but it's been severely criticized by republicans. the industry has a massive fight against it. they want the power to remain with the fed where it can be mixed with regulating a bank's safety and soundness that. doesn't seem to be going anywhere. on the issue of systemic risk regulator, who knows. until recently most thought the fed would be the overall systemic risk regulator. last friday ben bernanke through his weight behind a council. it looks like that's the way it's going for now. never mind the

>> no. >> frank? how about -- >> salvatore. >> salvatore! yeah!halen. >> i think wolfgang determined he had to be in the business. >> he's very lucky he got his dad's gift and not mine. >> you have a gift. >> a vomit mouth? >> what instrument does he like? >> he started on the drums when he was 9 and then he picked up the guitar when he was 12 or 11 and then his dad asked him to start playing the bass and he started playing the bass. he's talented. he's got a beautiful singing voice -- on oh, there's my boy. >> he's a cutie pie. very cute. a big boy. and he is now teaching himself the piano. and he kicks ass in rock band. >> really? >> does he sing, too? >> yes, he does. yeah. >> what was the whole thing today about him being a virgin? you think he's a virgin. >> really, seriously? you want to talk about that? >> i just got a text in my son, we're watching "the view" now. are you still speaking to me? >> you were teasing about it. i was. i was. >> he's 18 years old. he's a virgin, right? >> whatever. >> he might be, he might, but that's none of yo

sunday morning. >> chief hooper, chief frank hooper is with us from gainesville.ive miles away. where? >> it was at a residence. >> what in the world were they doing five -- was it a family friend? five miles away at the residence, somebody didn't think to call the parents? >> no, ma'am. it would appear that they had friends at this location. and our investigators most of the day were pretty close behind these kids, and it looks like when they were spotted at this carnival last night, this was before they'd even been reported missing. so had we gotten the report earlier, that's a lead we could have followed up on immediately. we weren't able to follow up on that lead. and sometime around midnight it would appear the kids kind of went to ground at a residence somewhere and didn't resurface until later on today. and we developed additional leads that we could follow up. >> chief hooper, how'd you do it? how did you find them? >> well, just good hard old-fashioned police work. like i said, we dedicated about four to five investigators and of course a lot of patrolmen

>> no. >> frank? how about -- >> salvatore. >> salvatore! yeah! mazerit on van halen. >> i think wolfgang determined he had to be in the business. >> he's very lucky he got his dad's gift and not mine. >> you have a gift. >> a vomit mouth? >> what instrument does he like? he started on the drums when he was 9 and then he picked up the guitar when he was 12 or 11 and then his dad asked him to start playing the bass and he started playing the bass. he's talented. he's got a beautiful singing voice -- on oh, there's my boy. >> he's a cutie pie. very cute. a big boy. and he is now teaching himself the piano. and he kicks ass in rock band. >> really? >> does he sing, too? ? yes, he does. yeah. >> what was the whole thing today about him being a virgin? you think he's a virgin. >> really, seriously? you want to talk about that? >> i just got a text in my son, we're watching "the view" now. are you still speaking to me? >> you were teasing about it. i was. i was. >> he's 18 years old. he's a virgin, right? >> whatever. >> he might be, he might, but that'

frank makes a deal with prosecutors and pleads guilty to obstruction and felony theft.s sentenced to ten years in prison. >> i have a little story that i would like to tell you and the home viewers as well. the creepy stuff was that i have had sex with women who work for me on this show. now, my response to that is yes, i have. >> when david letterman had that flap with sarah palin. >> one awkward moment, during the seventh inning, her daht

frank's attorney also alleges the two took a vacation in france and billed the team for it. jamie filed for divorce tuesday and wants the court to reinstate her as ceo. >> my gosh, it's getting salacious. >> "desperate housewives" couldn't write anything better, allegedly. check out this crazy behind the back pass in a high school football game in baton rouge, louisiana. look at that for a conversion. it's getting national attention because it's nuts. because you don't ever see anybody do that. this is by central high. they did it while horsing around in practice. central high won 58-0. talk about rubbing it in. >> and a pretty good spiral. >> he has good form. >>> bengals receiver chad ochocinco went on "letterman." he has a book out and revealed the top ten revelations from that book. >> number four -- >> brett favre is so old his social security number is one. >> that's an old guy. two. >> i'm planning a special touchdown celebration that involves pulling a dancing raccoon out of my pants. >> i have never heard of such a thing. that's a look at sports. all new sports in t

is all of this talk about another need for a stimulus a frank administration -- frank hadmittance byhe administration that the first one that did not work? joining me now is dana perino and, in her debut from the fox business network's, jenna lee. >> thank you for having me. sean: is that an admission? >> if you look at the first thing in the plan right now, $300 billion have been spent so far. only about $100 billion have made it into the economy. you have a lot of that stimulus bill yet to get spent. it is hard to know if it was a failure, or if we will go into next year, 2011. >> i do not know if that was by design, but what bothers me about the news coverage of the money is that the administration said that unemployment would not go above 8%. it is now over 9%. they get away with saying that the stimulus has rescue the economy and the vice president has said that never in his wildest dreams did he think it would work this well. they have got to focus on small businesses. sean: conservatives like myself, we knew it was not a stimulus, it was a government program. one of the big st

frank makes a deal with prosecutors and pleads guilty to obstruction and felony theft.s sentenced to ten years in prison. >> i had a little story that i would like to tell you and the home viewers as well. >> david again shares big news with his audience. >> the creepy stuff was that i have had sex with women who work for me on this show. now, my response to that is, yes, i have. >> when david letterman had that flap with sarah palin -- >> one awkward moment for sarah palin at the yankee game, during the seventh inning,

for barney frank -- about 350 members of the four hundred 35 member house of representatives essentially can talk to a dining room table. they are pretty secure. neil: great having you, larry. he is a presidential historian extraordinary. as david letterman finds himself in the middle of a sex scandal don imus finds himself counting on it. you are about to see why if you do not get fbn, you have got to. stick around. (announcer) carefree introduces protection, times ten. new carefree ultra protection liners, with wings! absorb ten times more, like a pad but feel thin and comfy, like a liner. new carefree® ultra protection™ @ fs s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s

perhaps congressman frank is concerned about past fed decisions. simply use the computer to mark up the size of the account they have with the fed. so, it's much more akin -- although not exactly the same, but it's much more akin to printing money than borrowing. >> you've been printing money? >> effective ly, and we need to do that because our economy is very weak and inflation is very low. when the economy begins to recover, we will need to unwind those programs, raise interest rates, reduce the money supply and make sure we have a recovery that does not involve inflation. >> the chairman is half right. we need to do that because our policy makers empowered a system on wall street where they can bonus themselves billions of dollars by risking taxpayer money and when there was no money, they just started principling it. the currency, our u.s. dollar, continues to depreciate. in eastern europe and mexico the most extreme example of an absurdly run country where you allow the bankes -- the current american financial system, good for $35 billion a ye

what the heck was this for, frank? >> my grandchildren have been coming out since they've been five days old sitting in the car watching us fly balloons and growing up and one of them just went to college up in ft. collins. that's how many years they've been doing it. they have enjoyed every bit of it. i have enjoyed every bit of it, sharing it with them. >> let's go back to this particular balloon. it's 20 feet long, five feet deep. what was dad doing building this? what was it for, to fly into the eye of the storm and gather data as some reports have indicated? >> this is an experimental thing you do. you try things, see how they work. but he should have had -- should have done a better job tethering it so nobody could accidentally release it on him or keep track of the children a little bit better. i do understand that. >> what's the mood there tonight? there must be jubilation really in that neighborhood. >> my whole family's been calling and we actually got -- we have a family home out there real close to where th

arizona congressman trent franks as he takes back america conference over the weekend where a delusionalorthhamm compared obama to hitler and congressman walked out. he demanded to see the birth certificate. called his position on abortion, quote, insane and he has no place in any station of government and we need to realize he is an enemy of humanity. a spokesman for congressman franks with three ks said he's referring to the stance on abortion and unborn humanity. if you're as far from main stream america as to feed that raw meat to insane lions knowing it's not true, it's you, congressman, you don't have a place in government. apologize or resign, the less embarrassment you will be for your family. krko in everett, washington were blown up in a bombing and when freedom of speech is being squelched, the left says that's fascist. but in this case, the left doesn't call them anything. there were no bombs. the towers were pulled down using heavy vehicle equipment called an excavator. it was ecoterrorism. the reason it was done, the residents said the towers were a public nuisance. people

slush fund, barney frank -- >> are we wrong? >> yes. >> these markets are not out of the wood. markets demand certainty. you can talk all day about who we should have attacked first. but of course, some companies are too big to fail. but you have to have robust sectors in finance and others and right now to have nonliquidity and to give the money back we're going to be right back to where we were. >> this is the first step to employing market discipline. maybe that's a strange words to you. market discipline. i'm against any more bailouts unless it's to the media. >> do you think government bailouts in general are always bad? do you think chrysler failed? do you think boeing should have failed? >> oh, yeah. >> give me an example of a good one. >> we made money on chrysler. >> thank you, guys. good to see you. >>> coming up, the supreme court returned to the benchmarking the beginning of justice sonia sotomayor's first full material. hampton pierce tells house how the court's do ket could affect your portfolio. a lot of big business cases coming up. we'll be back. fithe same too

comparing the crimes and put charlie rangel within the same universe as what chris dodd and barney frank have done -- >> you're putting a liberal, charlie rangel, in the same category with timothy mcveigh. >> no. terrorists are liberals. therefore -- >> charlie rangel. >> new discussion. >> no. you have completely combined conversations to create a frankenstein's monster. >> you think you're the only one allowed to confuse the discussion? >> liberals are racists and my evidence of that is how liberals are going after charlie rangel but not chris dodd the way they go after governor paterson, and the way they treated roland burris. >> they should go after karl rove. they should go after cheney for what he did. >> they did not make donna brazile the head of the dnc. howard dean will take the wasp by the green pants. donna brazile was one of the smartest members of the democratic party and i don't think most democrats are smart. she has just run gore's campaign. she's not made head of the dnc? >> when we come back i want to talk about george bush then we'll see who's smart. back with ann cou

barney frank says the planned demonstration is just an emotional release and a waste of time. he said he'd rather see gay rights supporters lobby their elected officials and pressure congress than to march in the streets. you may be drawn to the lights of las vegas, but a darker side is hidden underground. we're going to take you into the storm tunnels that many people call home. dddddddddd >>> we have new details about the shooting death of a soccer mom. police say she was chatting on her web cam when her husband killed her. >> bit early isn't it? to be giving him a nobel peace prize? >> people all over the world are weighing in on president obama winning the nobel prize, but find out why many are saying he doesn't deserve it. >>> and look at this dramatic video. it shows just mow dangerous it can be. a tsunami washed out this parking lot in a matter of seconds. >>> thanks for spending your saturday morning with hln. >>> president obama is talking about the war in afghanistan on the heels of receiving a nobel peace prize. he and his national security advisers met

it's very likely chairman frank will be able to get something through the house. the house rules are amenable to pushing through legislation. so they'll probably be able to do that. but the senate is going to be on a much slower time frame. >> tony, greg weighed in. what do you think about the nobel peace prize that the president today announced? >> we've seen a lot of reaction out there. i've given mine. i actually think it burdens the president. i don't think this is something that the white house sought. you know, and i love mark haines' quote this morning, my favorite quote of the day, that on the very day that nasa bombed the moon, president obama won the nobel peace prize. so there was incongruity there. >> the next prize would be nancy pelosi, miss universe. >> what? >> gentlemen, thank you. have a nice weekend. we'll see you. >> thank you, maria. >> you, too. >>> jpmorgan, citigroup, a couple of the big names that will report earnings next week. we're expecting a busy one. we'll tell you what to expect. how important revenue growth this is this earnings se

the big motion picture "american gangsta" frank lucas told on everybody. right now in chicago people get arrested every day, 40 people might get arrested, 35 of 40 turn state evidence on their friends. >> you're telling kids, don't believe the hype. correct? >> don't believe the hype. that's what i'm talking about. those people are breaking the code. >> i want to read awe comment on my facebook page. this person appeared to be someone older, not a young kid. it said, well, the police get paid to investigate and solve crimes. why should the public do their jobs for them? if that's the case, pay them a lot less. can i get you to respond to that? >> well, you know what? one thing i really want to discuss is about how the family feels. they lost derrion and the community as well has lost these young guys that are going through the process of being convicted and away from their families. derrion's family wants the community, the city to know that it has to stop. their hearts go out to the families that are going through the process of going up to the county jai

. >> this been frank be lynn impersonator took the law into his hands when he chased down a would-be thief that tried to make off with his hat. >> that is my hat and give it back, now. >> and undercover police officer was nearby and helped stop the suspect. >> patrice harris fox 45 news "late edition". . >> the ravens remain between 1 and 3 underdog to the patriots, but the spread has not hurt their confidence. especially at quarterback. saw it in training camp. joe flacco's comfort level and confidence has grown substantially in the second season. and shows on the field. he has been lighting up the score board and the stat sheet. he has become a leader and rapidly becoming one of the best young quarterbacks in the nfl. and his teammates definitely see the change in him. >> from last year to this year, i think, his confidence level has totally risen. and that's the way it is supposed to be. you know, in the second year, you feel more comfortable in offense. and you feel more comfortable around teammates and that true greatness starts to come out and it is coming out with joe. >> from

bill: beck, everybody, there he is reality check up next tonight starring barney frank and jay leno. apparently creates an outrage on air force one. don't miss this one coming right back . political bill -- bill: barney frank mentioned immigration law and holocaust in the same analysis. >> i don't know how you can be the grandchild of four parents who were lucky to get out of russia and if america had the kind of immigration policy that some people would have like today my whole family obviously would have been wiped out in the holocaust. bill: that's a little bit skewed. president roosevelt refused to allow many jewish refugees to come to america. the book of fools conkles that america can only do so much. number two. french minister defended roman polanski last month. he is taking heat for doing it he admitted he traveled to thailand and paid boys for sex. he says they were not underage. come on, that's what bangkok is famous more. france should remove that guy he is embarrassment. michael jordan is in trouble playing golf in san francisco, jordan was caught smoking a cigar. a viol

. >> we're joined by fox political analyst and what americans really want really, frank luntz, hi, frankat i did a survey for that book and two findings from it. number one, the american people's greatest frustration with washington is a lack of accountability and number two, the issue that they want resolved more than anything else is ending wasteful washington spending and yet, the president looks like he's about to do both, that he's about to create a second stimulus without holding himself accountable for the fact that the first one has not succeeded. >> we've heard this, frank, referred to as a triage of sorts, and it sounds like well intended things here. first, extend the current $8,000 first time home buyer tax credit. second, extend the current 65% subsidy through the cobra insurance program, and finally, extend the full 79-week unemployment insurance package. people are sick of the word stimulus, but these are all well-intended programs, are they not? >> they are, but when you hear-- first off i'm a language person and try to focus on words that work. when you hear triage, you'

frank, stop clapping. [ laughter ] frank -- he keeps clapping behind you, yeah. >> yeah, i'm supposed you know, put the kids to bed and put on the marvin gaye. [ laughter ] [ scattered applause ] >> jimmy: that is the way to do it. you're gonna go and make sweet love. [ laughter ] oh, my gosh, that's great. all right. let's keep the laughs going. our next guest is a hilarious comedian and one of my favorites. he stars in nbc's emmy-award devouring hithow "30 rock." put it together for kenneth, the page a.k.a. mr. jack mcbrayer, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] singing "the night shift." >> i know, but -- >> jimmy: what? >> that conversation leading up to it kind of creeped me out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well -- it's his birthday, so that's how he celebrates -- is that how you celebrate your birthday? >> oh, i didn't hear the birthday part. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh yeah, oh yeah. you just thought he jumped into that. >> what's with the small talk here? >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> what have i signed on for? >> jimmy: jack, you know, it's so good, thank yo

literature for 2009 is awarded to the german author herta mueller, who would concentration of poetry and frankness of prose depicts the landscape. >> that was the announcement. we were saying earlier how city said they are about these things. we had about 10 minutes to find a little more. what have you got? >> the interesting thing is they talk about her as a writer who looked at the landscape of the dispossessed. her family's members of the german-speaking minority in romania and that is really comes from. she started out working in a factory and refuse to be an informant for security and was dismissed and that is when she began writing. they wanted information about the group of writers and intellectuals. in a way this goes into the heart in the thinking behind the nobel committee. always looking for people who have something more universal to say beyond their own shores. sheis somebody who has stood up for the rights of minorities everywhere. but probably best known book is "in the land of plums" because it is the one published english. >> we have to leave it there. plenty more on our website,

let's be frank. the public schools are disasters as it s they are poorly run bureaucracies with terrible ultses. i don't think extending those contracts keeping kids in poor schools for longer periods of time will do anything than pour more money down the drain. we should be working towards privatizing schools and putting those divisions into the hands of parents instead of barack obama who is the expert in everything. >> wayne, you are being quiet today. what do you think? >> i think this is all foolish. the brookings institute has got a lot of stats on. this we know from experience that kids in school, they are going to learn a lot more, and this whole business, this reasoning that you say that it is going to hurt the tourist industry, on that reason alone, you should say why go to school at all, let's have tourist industry 12 months out of the year. it's foolish. when kids go to school and take certain times off during the year, not all at once, at the end of the summer, it has proven to be much b

. ♪ quiet nights of quiet storms >> some frank sinatra stuff. after my dad died, it changed me.a sinatra fan. what i love about "quiet nights, quiet storms" he sounds much more human, less of a showman. it's like san nat tra the man sort of exposes himself a bit. in the sing, his voice cracks a little bit. it's not so perfect. your perspective changes on things. you hear things in music you suddenly recognize them for what they are for the first time. the ghosts within the music come slightly more present to you when you're that opened up and sort of, sensitive to it. ♪ sweet dreams are made of these ♪ ♪ who am i to disagree >> i think a lot of music from the '80s sounds a bit crap, you know in retrospect? but the eurythmics stuff stands up really well. "sweet dreams" is a fantastic pop song. there's a kind of angst. kind of -- some of them want to use you, some of them want to abuse you. it's quite sort of to the bone, you know, and yet it's this popular song. it's brilliant. absolutely brilliant. ♪ take a look at third quarter sales. going to burgertown, want anything? if they

court documents filed by frank mccourt fired his wife because of an affair. didn't respond to these allegations. she's the one who filed for the divorce. you know how much money she wants a month? $500,000 living expenses. that was yesterday. >>> check out this, behind the back pass at a high school football game in baton rouge. look at that. it's getting national attention. because it's just insane. on a two-point conversion. these guys came up with this play horsing around in practice. >>> and shaquille o'neal is looking to continue his second career as an officer, now that he's playing for cleveland. he gets to carry a gun and make arrests but he won't get paid. >> all right, thank you. >>> a dad to be missed the birth of first baby because he might have had the swine flu. how he hand to be there for anyway. >>> the new york stock exchange just opened for business. the dow is coming off its biggest rally since july. in five minutes we'll have a live report on whether investors can keep that momentum going zblanchts's a church steeple that you're looking at

guest: i will be frank with you. from how it has been put out there, i'm not sure congress has done a good job communicating the elements of it. the president put his marker down. if you ask the president if he could control all members, he would be excited about that. you are always going to have people with certain ideas from very far left to very far right. 20 congressman are suggesting this idea. there is no legislation that is pending in either committee that allow illegal immigrants to get health care. you are always going to hear that. c-span keys you more time to talk about issues. then you have 20-second clips and before you know, everyone thinks congress is doing it. because of the way it works, everyone can put their ideas on the table. the most extreme ideas of the one you hear about first. sam nunn makes a good point. he thinks the fear and trust -- sam makes a good point. we have not done a good job in communicating the elements of the bill. people will have the extreme ideas on both ends. it does not n

frank buono, a practicing catholic who used to work in the mojave national preserve, filed the suit.> for people to argue that it's a symbol of death and sacrifice is alice in wonderland. i mean, it is a symbol of death and sacrifice only to the extent that it is a symbol of the death and sacrifice of jesus christ. this is as religious as it gets. >> reporter: the courts agreed, but then congress voted to transfer the one-acre on which the cross sits into private hands, so it could stay up. a move opponents want the supreme court to reject. >> my grandfather was a world war i veteran. he cannot be commemorate and honored through a religious symbol that says that jesus is the son of god and he died on the cross to redeem mankind for his sins. >> reporter: what do you think of the notion of it being torn down? >> can you imagine what i'd think about it? it would be terrible. >> it would break our hearts. >> i can't imagine it. >> reporter: whatever the supreme court decides, the fate of this desert cross could have implications for public expressions of faith nationwide. dan harris, ab