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. >> larry: george, omar al bashir has been indicted by the international criminal court for genocidepower? >> well, because we're not going to -- you know, there are funny things that happened, you know. we forget, you know, the u.n. doesn't really have an army. so they're not going to go in and get him. we're not going to go in and get him. so it puts us in the precarious spot. you know, he's a sitting president who has been indicted. and some other members of harun who have also been indicted, he's right on the border of south sudan. it makes it a very difficult position for us. but you can continually tighten their ability to maneuver and to do things by taking away -- by going after their assets. >> larry: have you met with him? >> no, i haven't. i went to khartoum, which was an interesting trip. and went to a lot of the idp camps there. but -- i asked to meet with him, but he didn't -- i think i had said a few things that probably got me in a little bit of trouble with him. >> larry: how about the president of southern sudan, salva kiir, have you meet with him? >> several times.

people like george soros, al franken and other far left radicals aren't going to give up. we can expect in the next three weeks a bunch of scandal charges to try to divert attention away from the state of the union. that tactic rarely works but it looks like the democrats are committed to it. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction. joining us from washington penny lee democratic strategist and former political advisor to senator harry reid. so you were at the white house recently. and you know what's going on behind the scenes on this thing is it a wise move? >> i think it is. i mean, what the white house is trying to say is, look, this thing could be all over if we just knew who was giving these contributions because right now what we are seeing more money in the mid terms being spent than ever before. millions and millions are being spent by special interest groups that have absolutely no requirement to be disclosed. so they are simply saying look, if you are going to go out there with an organization such as, you know, citizens for a better environ

first one, al gore and george soros are going to be speaking at columbia university next week. going to be talking about how investors can leverage their expanding global influence to build robust environmental governance standards. and george soros will be talking about the sovereign debt problem, i'm sure they will both have a free market solution. does anybody remember this guy from the 2010 town mall heating? >> it's a pleasure to see you, many president. thank you for taking time out of your day! thank you so much! [ applause ] >> okay, i've been at the same job, mcdonald's, for four-and-a-half years, because of the fact that i can't find another job. the fact i've been there as long as i've been there, do you have any plans or making one to make one for a long time and receive better benefits than what they have already received? >> glenn: he was the mark. the easy to dupe, or the weakest among us are always the ones who are the first mark. his name is julio. the president said yes, he is going to put together healthcare. this is back a year ago. but really julio finally g

sandler, stephen colbert, tina fey, steve carell, tom hanks, the cast of "modern family," george clooney, weird all be there. and i will be there, too, to auction off a priceless art fact from my collection of fabulous personal treasures. so, please, watch that. it's the night of too many stars hosted by the wonderful jon stewart, tomorrow night at 9:00 on comedy central. i don't have the numbers in front of me, but our first guest has probably appeared on "the new york times" bestseller list more than any other playmate of thyear. ever. her new book "love, lust, & faking it" is available wherever they sell bos these days, please say hello to jenny mccarthy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? you look great and you smell very nice. >> don't i? >> jimmy: you really do? >> it's breath spray. i have been traveling across this great country. i'm surprised i don't smell like b.o. >> jimmy: where did you just come in from? >> i was in dallas, san francisco, chicago, miami, toronto. i came from toronto today. >> jimmy: all today? >> all today. >> jimmy: that cease somethi's . doing book signi

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that came from al gore's vision. >> george w. bush -- his involvement with you. >> it was relatively modest. i think there was a similar perception that we appoint quality people who have the expertise and the foresight to run the agenda. i think people should understand, you are not a cabinet officer. you're not part of the administration. there are even ethical limits to the interactions between the white house and an independent agency. every president -- every white house has the same issue. i think the public assumes there is this never-ending dialogue going on back and forth. for the fact is there is almost rarely that kind of continuous involvement because there are limits to the amount of it as a consequence of what kind of agency you are. in the old days, i have not seen lately -- congress used to be vicious about attacking the commission if it perceives it was in direct correlation with the white house about policy. by design, it is not supposed to be all that much. i happen to be sitting in this seat when the claims --

the first campaign and the 21st century, that his campaign was radically different from both george w. bush and al gore in 2000. and the interesting thing is that dean did not expect that to happen. he was a five term governor of remark. he wants to run for president. he wants to run for president to talk about a balanced budget and health care reform, two issues close to his heart. and he wants to be the candidate for moderate republicans, moderate democrats and republicans. kind of like john mccain. he wanted to be a straight shooter, tell it like it is. he'd actually done this up as governor. and so dean talks -- i was at the jimmy carter presidential library last night and i mentioned that team went to talk to jimmy carter and said what should i do? of a congressman says go to iowa. that's what carter did in 76 and never sent them come with the exception of bill clinton that's how most presidential candidates launched their campaign, retail policies and iowa. so dean starts going to iowa in 2002 and no one has any idea who he is. he's trying to stay in people's homes, trying to meet people and

among others, chris rock, adam sandler, tina fey, steve car rell, tom hanks, george clooney and most importantly, me and weird alt on comedy central, please watch that and give, if you can. i believe it was either shakespeare or flavor flav that once said, "in fashion, you are either in or you're out." our first guest decides which is which. she is the host of "project runway." part one of its two-part season finale airs this thursday night at 9:00 on lifetime. please say hello to heidi klum. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, very good to see you. >> it was me who said that. >> jimmy: is that right? i always confuse the flee of you. >> but you have to say it -- you have to say it with the accent, though. >> jimmy: well, i'll try to say it with your accent. well, you know what i like what you do on the show? is the -- the complete lack of compassion when you're telling the contestants they are being eliminated. >> how do you really feel about it? >> jimmy: you go -- you disappointed me. we are going to have you destroyed. >> i am the kluminator. >> jimmy: you really do seem -- >> maybe because it takes me s

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in 2000 when you put it west virginia and the win column for george bush, how do not, al gore would haven president. on the same day, shelley came to washington and has done a fabulous job representing you. [applause] thanks for all you've done over the last 10 years. the only thing better than one congressman would be three republican congressmen from west virginia. this is the year to do it. let me briefly take you back to november 2008. even though kentucky and west virginia were not supportive of the president, the cold, hard reality was on the day the president was sworn in he was sitting on a 65% or 70% approval rating, had a 486-vote majority on his way to getting the magic number in the senate. his chief of staff famously said, a crisis is a terrible thing to waste. what we have seen the last two years was every left-wing idea that had been stacking up over the past 20 years that could not get through it because there was a republican congress or republican white house, that they have been jamming down our throats. we have seen in running banks, insurance companies, nationalizing

al gore. on the gop team, former president george w. bush, sarah palin, dick cheney. that is some lineup.hould know. crossing the line? you tell me. the beastie boys famously said you have to fight for your right to party. i messed that up. here's the story. three students at the university of wisconsin of madison were fined $28,000 each for throwing a massive kegger on campus, more than enough to ruin's anyone buzz. madison police slapped the trio with more than 130 citations, including 21 counts of adults encouraging underage alcohol consumption. it costs $21,000 a year to go to the number 12 party school in the nation. spokesperson for the madison wisconsin police department joins ne now. joe, thanks for joining me. >> hey, no problem. >> i get the underage drinking problem. we know the dangers there. but that fine for partying, why such a steep penalty? >> well, this was our city attorney that determined the number of counts. our officers didn't issue the number. the number came out of the city attorney's office. these are the maximum fines. at the end of the day, based on the future

george w. bush announced to the nation the operation enduring freedom against the taliban regime and al qaida in afghanistan was underway. on my orders the united states military has begun strikes against al qaeda terrorist training camps and military installations of the taliban regime in afghanistan with. the joint us british air assault would be followed within days by a ground assault and the initial attack did remove the taliban from power but since two thousand and six afghanistan has seen threats to its stability from increased taliban led insurgent activity record levels of illegal drug production at a fragile government with limited control outside of kabul now during the two thousand and eight presidential election then senator barack obama campaigned against the war in iraq calling afghanistan the right war the place where our focus should lie the central front in the war on terror is not iraq and it never was and that's why the second goal of my new strategy will be taking the fight to al qaeda in afghanistan and pakistan. so when he became president he turned to what was until then

al snyder was disgusted, telling george stephanopoulos, he had to sue. >> so many people have fought throughout our history. and to have a group of 80 people destroy it and mock it the way they are, it's a crime. >> reporter: but in court, snyder lost. and amazingly was ordered to pay the protesters $16,000, outra outraging many, including fox news host bill o'reilly, who called into "good morning america" offering to pay those costs. >> there is no doubt a crime was committed here and there is no doubt that these people went out of their way to hurt fellow americans. >> reporter: now, snyder and phelps will face off again, in the supreme court. phelps' daughter, a lawyer, will argue her father's case. but some constitutional experts say the court could rule for the grieving families. >> if the supreme court ruled that the first amendment played out differently at funerals, that would be unprecedented. >> reporter: what are the options for the supreme court? experts believe they could rule for the protesterses making a strong statement about the first amendment but there is a possibi

george w. bush, had you not have done that, al gore would have been president. on the same day, [unintelligible] came to washington and has done a fabulous job presenting you. [applause] thank you for all you have done for west virginia and the nation. the only thing better than one congressman from west virginia is three republican congressman from west virginia. [applause] this is the year to do it. let me just briefly take you back to november of 2008. even though kentucky and west virginia were not supportive, the president was sitting on a 60% approval rating, a 40-seat majority in the house, on the way to getting 60 votes in the senate, which is the magic number. if you have 60 votes, you can do pretty much what you want to. his chief of staff famously said "a crisis is a terrible thing to waste." so what we have seen over the last two years is every left- wing idea that had been stacking up over the last 20 or 30 years they could not get through it because i was a republican in the white house or a republican congress, they have been jamming down our thro

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george bush. pero, el departamento de seguridad interna enfatiza que la mayoría eran krcriminales y e esto es un cambio de política migratoria importante. veamos. . >>> el departamento de seguridad nacional anuncio que als, además, 180 empleadores y 50 millones de dólares en multas una gran parte de la razón de este aumento de deportaciones es el incremento de común daerdz seguras la sociedad entre ice y el departamento de justicia y autoridades locales, ya en mas de 630 localidades se envían datos de detenido a bancos de información del gobierno que determina si son indocumentados en días pasado varias localidades han votado por no ser parte del programa, pero es obligatorio. >>> no lo vemos como un programa del que se puede optar entrar o salir, responden a críticas diciendo que no distingue por rasa o nacionalidad. >>> las huellas digitales no mienten con ellos estuvieron alguaciles que apoyan el programa >>> yo creo que toda la comunidad quiere primeramente saber que pueden criar a sus hijos y familias vir, trabajar sin esta provocación de ser víctimas de cualquier delito. >>> la casa blanca dijo que hacen cumplir la ley con fuerza así y todo... >>> la tendencia de sacar a la gente que ha cometido

states military has begun strikes against al qaeda terrorist training camps and military installations of the taliban regime in afghanistan. >> president george bush announcing the start of military operations in afghanistan. it was nine years ago today. now the united states is still trying to figure out how to bring this war to some sort of close. >> and the key piece of all of this, the u.s. relationship with pakistan seems to be in crisis this morning. stephen hadley was president bush's deputy national security adviser at the time the war began and now a senior adviser with the u.n. institution of peace. let's talk about this relationship with pakistan. you hear things like careening out of control, on the brink. things are very tense. what's your aesment of what's happening there? and explain to viewers why this relationship is such an important piece of the puzzle. >> well, it's -- this is a relationship that is always difficult to manage. it goes from time to time periodic crisis. there are really two issues now, this issue of whether pakistan is continuing to give some quiet support to some of the extremist groups that we're fighting

al-megrahi received chemotherapy and in fact al-megrahi statements in august of 2009 stated he had not received chemotherapy. we now have information from georgegess, a scottish government official closely involved with al-megrahi's case who now says al-megrahi did in fact start chemotherapy in july of 2009. we have publicly released redacted medical records that say nothing about chemotherapy that a scottish government official who says subtwo was receiving chemotherapy. i am not sure which version of the scottish government story to believe but i do know one thing. the discrepancy raises a number of questions, including why the information was not forthcoming and why, and-- medical experts have said in her testimony that when a man has prostate cancer and you believe he has less than three months to live, you do not give him chemotherapy. instead you try to allow him to live out his remaining days in as much comfort as possible. this leads to new questions. why is it denied an official government documents that al-megrahi received chemotherapy. why did those documents not reveal the facts that mr. al-megrahi received chemotherapy in july of

george w. bush announced the country was going to war in afghanistan? >> on my orders, the united states military has begun strikes against al qaeda terrorist training campsy installations of the taliban regime in afghanistan. >> so now as america enters the tenth year in afghanistan, the cost of the war and lives, that continues to rise $350 billion has been spent. $10 million every hour of every day. osama bin laden remains elusive, and the taliban appears to be holding onto its own, claiming they now control up to 75% of the country. nbc these chief foreign correspondent richard engel has been covering the stories for the very beginnings. richard, as we talk about this, i'm still going over those numbers. it's mind boggling. and we think about the money spent on a daily basis as we break it down. let's talk about the accomplishments as we enter the tenth year. how can we say that we've moved forward when it seems like we're continuing to do the same thing over and over again daily? >> in afghanistan? >> yes. >> the accomplishment right now is basically the same accomplishment you had nine years ago. the taliban is out of power. that's it. on one hand t

has begun strikes against al qaeda terrorist training camps and military installations of the fal ban regime in afghanistan. >> it was nine years ago today when president georgein afghanistan. bringing a coalition of nations into a fight that the u.s. is still trying to finish. the cost in blood and treasure, more than 1,200 u.s. troops have been killed. more than 8,000 wounded. and just this week the death toll among nato forces as a whole surpassed 2,000. it has cost the u.s. $336 billion and lasted longer than any other war in american history. nbc's tom aspell is live for us in kabul with afghanistan, can you give us a snapshot now of the war nine years later? >> well, i can tell you from the afghan perspective, andrea, that 75% of the country nine years of war, 75% of the country is under the influence, if not the outright control of taliban forces. with a growing realization that next summer president obama will announce a drawdown of american forces here, time is running out for any kind of negotiated settlement. now while the americans seem to think that they can win this war militarily, there is a realization among americans, nato partners, particula

george w. bush, had you not have done that, al gore would have been president. on the same day, [unintelligible] came to washington d has done a fabulous job presenting you. [applause] thank you for all you have done for west virginia and the nation. the only thing better than one congressman from west virginia is three republican congressman from west virginia. [applause] this is the year to do it. let me just briefly take you back to november of 2008. en though kentucky and west virginia were not supportive, the president was sitting on a 60% approval rating, a 40-seat majority in the house, on the way to getting 60 votes in the senate, which is the magic number. if you he 60 votes, you can do pretty much what you want to. his chief of staff famously said "a crisis is a terrible thing to waste." so what we have seen over the last two years is every left- wing idea that had been stacking up over the last 20 or 30 years they could not get through it because i was a republican in the white house or a republican congress, they have been jamming down our throats. w

george bush was. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, he was -- he wasn't into -- yeah. but clinton was probably our first rock 'n' roll president. >> probably. yeah, yeah, i'd say. it would have been ales and all that stuff. dylan was more al gore. >> jimmy: really? he doesn't seem like that to me. unless al gore -- he's one of those guys that goes to the concert and just stand there. [ laughter ] [ applause ] "that was great. hope he plays 'blowing in the wind.'" [ laughter ] i can't do it. i can't do al gore. speaking of standing during a concert, i went to this amazing concert. you did the 25th anniversary, the rock and roll hall of fame concert. it's out on dvd now. i went to the night one of this, and it was -- you couldn't believe it. like, you couldn't take your eyes off the stage. a huge legend would come out, another legend. crosby, stills and nash. springsteen wouldn't get off the stage. simon and garfunkel. it was like, what is going on? and i remember the woman behind me told me to sit down. [ laughter ] i was like, "there's no way i'm sitting down at this rock 'n' roll concert. this is the raddest concert i've ever been to in my life." did you have a favorite of this? >>

george? >> you might want to talk to john about that. but yes, i agree they don't think it's necessarily in their best interests. but i would also say that, you know, if you're omar alyou're the president of this country, and you're losing the south, and you're losing the oil, and the revenues from the oil, and also with the ability then to -- for regime change, i think you go very -- you know, it's a very long faithful stretch to think that they're going to go away peacefully. >> larry: a slippery slope. it's time for tonight's cnn hero. one of our top ten honorees selected by a blue-ribbon panel. here's a look at a chef who walked away from an award-winning career to help others. watch. >>> last year i had the honor of helping to recognize the great works of everyday people changing the world at "cnn heroes" in an all-star tribute. as a supporter of the midnight commission, i'm committed to helping the homeless and hungry. i'm thrilled to introduce the top ten honorees of 2010. now more than ever, the world needs heroes. >> because of the poverty, too many people are being abandoned. i saw a demand. it really hurt me so much. i was working for a five-star hotel as

george w. bush does deserve credit, but his voice is missing. >> he basically got us into two wars we never should have been in the first place. what we should've done is attacking aleda and attacking extremist terrorismsts abroad. and we didn't do that. >> just because you've been screwing up your life for the past ten years, doesn't mean you have to continue screwing up for the next ten years. we'll do this another time. thank you, ari. thank you, julie. >>> coming up here. guess how much time americans waste waiting? well, wait three minutes and i'll tell you. yellowbook has always been crucial to your business, but now, to get it really cooking, you need a little website development. some transparent reporting, so you know it's working. online ads and 1-on-1 marketing consultation. yellowbook's got all that. yellowbook360 has a whole spectrum of tools. the perfect recipe for success. visit yellowbook360.com and go beyond yellow. i am a diabetic and i want you to know over 230,000 u.s. doctors have authorized their patients to receive their diabetic supplies through liberty medical. that begins with a free meter. easy to use, fast results...and free! the meter a

democrats to get out and vote because if people had voted for al gore, we wouldn't have been in this situation because we would never have had george bush. but anyway, i want to thank you for healthcare. i'm one of those people who, couldn't get coverage because i'm ayo cancer survivor. >> me, too. >>. caller: so keep up the good work. please defeat these republican tea parties. >> mary, are you hearing from a democratic candidates in your state on the healthcare bill and they saying? >> tim conway, i'm voting for tim conway because i have powell here who is just out of his gourd. i mean, he wants to put a $2,000 copay on medicare. he wants to fight the civil war all over again. >>ue mary, are you hearing fromw mr. conway about healthcare? caller: i am hearing from tim conway about healthcare and different things that the democrats have done, but they need to be more vocal on their m agendas because they have done some good things. i mean, they corralled wall street. please,l ms. wasserman, would u please tell them to talk about what the republicans have voted no on, like you're trying to get a bill through about the outsourcing. >

george stephanopoulos. >> and i'm robin roberts. it is monday, october 4th. this morning, terror alerts. americans warned it take caution traveling to europe. authorities say al qaeda could be ready to attack. brian ross has new information. >>> drama on the border. mexican pilots attack an american couple jet skiing on an american lake. this morning, the frantic 911 calls for help. >>> tears. thousands come to together remember the young man whose suicide was the result of a young man who spied on his personal life. now, new charges that the school did not do enough. >>> and now baby's comeback. jennifer grey told us about the discovery that may have saved her life. how surgery rebuilt her body and got her on top. >>> we hope you all had a wonderful weekend. that scare for travelers. the state department issuing a travel alert on sunday. and this morning, airports around the world are taking extra safety measures. >> our brian ross is standing by. as we said, he has new information. he's reporting this morning that suspected terror teams have already cased some european airport terminals. meanwhile, here at home, the fbi is warning law enforcement agencies t

if people had voted for al gore, we would not have been in this situation because they would not have had george bush. anyway, i want to thank you for health care. i am one of those people who could not get coverage, because i am a cancer survivor. keep up the good work. please defeat the republican tea partys. host: are you hearing from democratic candidates in your state about this bill, what are they saying? guest: i will be voting for tim conaway, because i have ron paul here who is out of his board. he wants to put a $2,000 copiague on medicare. he wants to fight the civil war all over again. -- co-pay on medicare. i am here from tim conaway, but they need to be more vocal on their agenda. they have done some good things. they corralled wall street. ms. wasserman, could you please tell them to talk about what the republicans have voted no on? we tried to get a bill through on the outsourcing. host: i think she was referring to jack conway, running against rand paul. i have consistently heard our members talk about health care reform, the major record of accomplishments on tax breaks for the

george washington. &a."is on the c-span's "q >> former vice president al gore spoke at a rally for kendrick meek in tampa florida. this is 25 minutes. >> our next u.s. senator kendrick meek,. [applause] >> how are you all doing? i was in the back. i did not know this was going on. how is tampa bay doing? thank you very much for being here. i am moved by the outpour of support here today. it goes to show you, ladies and gentleman, with this kind of support, this kind of motivation, by the people of goodwill in this day, we are going to show not only the state of florida, but this country that we are willing to stand up on behalf of working men and women and this country, the middle-class, our environment, our children, and i will be your next united states senator. [applause] i want to thank everyone and that took the stage before i arrived here. have been on the phone, making phone calls and calling people throughout the state. there are people who are very excited about the fact we have done so much with so little. [applause] go ahead, you can clap for that. [applause] we started out on a petition effort, getti

if people had voted for al gore, we would not have been in this situation because they would not have had george bush. anyway, i want to thank you for health care. i am one of those people who could not get coverage, because i am a cancer survivor. keep up the good work. please defeat the republican tea partys. host: are you hearing from democratic candidates in your state about this bill, what are they saying? guest: i will be voting for tim conaway, because i have ron paul here who is out of his board. he wants to put a $2,000 copiague on medicare. he wants to fight the civil war all over again. -- co-pay on medicare. i am here from tim conaway, but they need to be more vocal on their agenda. they have done some good things. they corralled wall street. ms. wasserman, could you please tell them to talk about what the republicans have voted no on? we tried to get a bill through on the outsourcing. host: i think she was referring to jack conway, running against rand paul. i have consistently heard our members talk about health care reform, the major record of accomplishments on tax breaks for the