going to head with degree there because george well i'll just say that i think that the issue of the pressure from below is yes it's up to a point true but there was pressure from below before the invasion of iraq i mean there was an enormous amount of number of protests throughout the world millions of people demonstrated on the eve of the iraq invasion it didn't make one bit of difference syria there was a there was a vote in parliament and there was a change we don't know the exact mechanics of why obama backed away the last minute but obama was clearly planning on bombing i mean we were i was away i know all of the exotic initial are going to have to go to because of the rise of the power go ahead of it and i know why obama backed away it was because he had he had no support from either the republican party or the democratic party because the difference between the war in iraq and the war in syria is that anti-war activists didn't have a half a million to a million fans on facebook back in two thousand and one because the social media power didn't exist you see things have change

well i'm just saying you can't save people from themselves the media the pebble what they want you have to give them what they want or you're going to be out of business george last word before the break well no i mean i really don't think that we i really don't think we should be in the business of catering to the lowest common denominator because then i mean the you know let's just have it will just tabloid newspapers everywhere let's just have you know or you know let's have nothing but sex and scandals i mean that's already i don't know you know saying no where will you go that was doing break it's like after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the media environment stay with us. leave the place with. that nixon decided to close the gold window and turn the monetary system into a painting on a dollar bill and exchange for this deal with the cia devil the u.s. economy would never end we were told we could lead lives to balance school. see without cost. i've got news for you the portrait of on call center has been hit in the basement of fort knox behind the barbarous relic called gold and that portrait of old will send my dear people chose a

well i'm just saying you can't save people from themselves the media the public was they want you have to give them what they want or you're going to be out of business george last word before the break well no i mean i really don't think that we are really those we should be in the business of catering to the lowest common denominator because then i mean the you know let's just have it all just tabloid newspapers everywhere let's just have you know or you know let's have nothing but sex and scandals i mean that's not already night although you know saying no we're going to go that was doing break aside after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the media environment stay with our. legal. well. science technology innovation called elites developments from around russia we've. covered you got a lot of sneering and negative press for your engagements here in russia especially with the public appearances with food and even though they weren't explicitly political you were just supporting sports one of the things that certain people who she has become very adept at is controlling the media for example right here c.n.n. do i think c.n.n. is you know

well i'm going. saying you can't save people from themselves the media the pedal what they want you have to give them what they want or you're going to be out of business george last word before the break well no i mean i really don't think that way i really don't think we should be in the business of catering to the lowest common denominator because then i mean the you know let's just have it will just tabloid newspapers every well let's just have you know all you know let's nothing but scandals i mean that's all right you know i don't know you know saying no we're going to go which they won't break us are after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the media environment stay with us. leave the things we want. is. your friend post a photo from a vacation you can't afford college different. your boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still tense tear jerking poetry keep. ignore it. we post only what really matters out r.t. to your facebook news feed you got a lot of sneering and negative press for your engagements here in russia especially for the public appearances for food and even though they weren't explicitly po

yes george last word before the break well no i mean i really don't think that we i really don't think we should be in the business of catering to the lowest common denominator because then i mean the you know let's just have it will just tabloid newspapers every well let's just have you know all you know let's nothing but sex and scandals i mean that's all right you know i don't know you know saying no we're going to go that was going break it's like after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the media environment stay with us to. leave the room. lisa try to clear up the polling going to be good news for you. for sure taking every minute. of the time no no law no well. my old life but. let's say you know trying. this case is going to lead to. sometimes from nothing which. is so mean and. it's not just you still can still be just if you see the state take a look to be. the teacher was. the buddha. well. science technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia we've got the future covered. on mariner in the financial world. talked to goldman it's not me not

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who joins us live from london marina do we know anything about the motives of this attack to george galloway well according to george galloway spokes person the respect them pay got in fact no respect at all when he was posing for photographs with people in central london apparently a man started shouting something related to the whole cost and then he proceeded to partition george galloway's suspect the suspects have suffered a broken jaw a broken ribs severe bruising to his face and head now because that man was shot in something related to the holocaust it left a spokesperson to believe that this is related to george galloway's controversial statements about israel of course he's in the avapro palestine supporter and he has said that he doesn't recognize the state of israel and doesn't debate with israelis in fact this is not the first time has been attacked in two thousand and three he was accused of racism when he walked out of the university debate because he found out that his opponent was israeli then in two thousand and eight a man was arrested after he was in fact after he threw a rubbe

a lot of time larry's ideas fit george well. we never try to make him the alter ego. >> some say this was the perfect marriage, you and larry david. a magical relationship. >> it was. >> different sensibilities? >> but not different comedic sensibilities. different kinds of guys. it was one of those perfect partnerships. he saw a lot of big picture stories. he knew what would be a great story for the show. he created tons of stories, and i had a great sense of mechanics of comedy and detail of lines, and we always -- give any idea -- if any idea could pass through both of our filters, it would work. if i thought it was funny and he thought it was funny, it was almost always funny. >> what if he thought it was funny and you did not? you didn't go with it? >> it would depend. in a partnership you give and take. we had a great filtering system. that's what a sitcom is. you sit in an office and riders -- writers come in all day and pitch you stories. if you are there by yourself, one person's instinct is really not good enough to tu

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guys that all came before me in the pave the way george carlin is my number one idol and i knew george very well i love george i love don rickles i mean. you know even martin sheen you know yeah. you know not i'm friends with bob bob newhart who's also best friends with don and he was one of funny i'm friends with your friend said who you had breakfast with all day yellow j k deviancy that you did some amazing crowd work he says in newfoundland is this such a thing is taboo when it comes to your material i don't talk about religion because i think people are a little weird about religion especially nowadays and i'm more of a science guy than i am a beliefs guy i'm more of the facts than i am in the beliefs we play will. game of if you only knew it i thought the question you fit be as the first person you kissed i think it was a girl named tracy being it was my first real kiss with a tongue in canada in canada all year i was twelve and she was twelve and she was really pretty and she had red hair italy today and it's a guilty pleasure. man watching blooper shows secret talent deejaying i guess al

. >> i'm george how well. ahead this hour. it had been thought he had been taken captive by hamas. now we are learning the israeli soldier suffered a different fate. >> we have that coming up. >>> for the first time, united states is home to a known ebola patient. why doctors insist the public is not at risk. israel's military confirms the soldier who had been previously missing and presumed taken prisoner by hamas is dead. >> that's our top story. at first the idf said golden had been captured and now israel says he was killed in combat on friday. the soldier was part of the effort to find and destroy hamas tunnels in gaza. israel accuses hamas of using hamas to attack israelis. netanyahu says until peace returns to israel the military offensive will continue at full scale, no matter how much time or how much force it takes. >>> today we learned 100 more palestinians were reported killed on saturday as a result of renewed israeli shelling. 9,000 palestinians have been wounded since hostilities resumed last month. the overall death toll in gaza is 1700. the bloodshed showing no sig

or of course the tourists want to visit the winery's most wall increases the wineries are doing well george magnus the wine club manager of silverado vineyards he said vineyards were down for just one day after the earthquake so employes could check on their homes but now they're open for visitors the weather's not gorgeous 2014 will be a great harvest napa residents are being asked to stop using debris drop-off sites that had been of anomalistic everybody to get repairs and will just read are turned we got electricity without water so you hot she thinks after the fire that had to build an entire new home the aftershock hit just after 530 this morning the chance of further aftershocks is now under 10% this evening at 2.0 aftershock happened temperatures across the bay area are looking to be very comfortable '70s and '80s to the '90s it was '70s in san francisco sydneys in sunnyvale will be warmer today need more tomorrow arafat will be very minimal and a clear but real quick and tomorrow we will be in '70s and '80s tomorrow thought tracker who is showing very minimal coverage in the morning

the nats over the weekend with highs in the low 80s and the big festival going on in prince george's as well. weather should cooperate for that. >>> let's bring in olga now in for monika with traffic on this tuesday morning. >> it is a bit after slow ride for some folks out and around. we're looking at our view from about i-95. this is basically near pennsylvania avenue, route 4. you can see the outer loop lanes off to the right-hand side inner loop on the left. a steady volume but moving very well this time of the morning. with our traffic geographerrics, we're still dealing with the -- graphics, we're still dealing with the incident in our southern zones mainly brandywine, clinton area n. is affecting traffic on floral park road. an overnight accident. only one car involved. the investigation is ongoing. that has northeasterly park road -- floral park road closed between brandywine and piscataway. the rest of the beltway looks pretty good. moderate volume in and around town. we're actually seeing some increased volume coming inbound 066. this is mainly from manassas through centreville. an

and there's another problem here in southern prince george's county as well. there's a water main that runs under a creek. the creek is still swollen. the water main has a break in it, so there is a boil water alert for about 10,000 residents. we're told that the broken section of pipe has been isolated. everybody's had their water service restored, but the wssc needs 4 hours to complete two consecutive tests to show there was no contamination. they don't believe there was any contamination, so it's really just a precaution. this boil water alert will be in effect for about another 48 hours. although affected have been informed. brad bell, abc7 news. >> thank you so much, brad. the same weather system left a path of destruction in the northeast. this is the scene in long island where quickly rising water forced people to abandon their cars. the national weather service reports some communities received an entire summer's worth of rainfall in a matter of hours. >> another subject. unless the u.s. supreme court intervenes, same-sex marriage can begin in the comm

. >> i'm george how well. ahead this hour. it had been thought he had been taken captive by hamas.sraeli soldier suffered a different fate. >> we have that coming up. >>> for the first time, united states is home to a known ebola patient. why doctors insist the public is not at risk. israel's military confirms the soldie

i'm surprised he didn't blame george bush. >> well, here's the thing. if you're planning to kill somebody, like osama bin laden, you've got months to make decisions, to collect intelligence, to have seminars in the white house, and all the things we did in that successful operation. but when you're trying to rescue somebody, the intelligence picture is entirely different. you have what we call rolling intelligence, where these operators are getting eyes on targeting and information literally as they're flying to the objective. so anything that impedes your ability for first person eyes on, immediate intelligence, not only impedes the mission, but also puts the lives of these special operators in danger. >> chris, listen, you're on a mission, you're listening, what are you listening to in your ear. >> you geerting intelligence data nonstop. it's up to the second. it's constantly coming into your ear. you're getting updates from the pilot. the pilots are passing it to your commanders. they're giving it to you in a more simmered down version. but it's nons

there as well, george, we have to differentiate between yourselves, the journalists in many ways. although we feel obliged to tell the story we are also here by our own choice and can get in and out of gaza. that is plainly not true for the palestinian people. they don't have any possibility of leaving the country, getting out of the gaza strip because the borders are closed. so they have to bunker down here and accept the hand that is dealt to them. right now that is a pretty savage hand. the power plant has been struck on a number of occasions now. there's limited power across the gaza strip. most of that from personal generator power and that is having an impact on pumping water. what you'll see are people lining up in the streets, drawing water from tanks that have been put in public places. those will be replenished in the course of the day and people come with plastic containers to get that. it has an impact on what people can cook at home. normally a palestinian would cook in their own home. their homes may have been destroyed or have no electricity to cook on. now we are s

well. >> george: accident on west 80th coulson boulevard. for westbound interstate 81 at line as black tea and an accident where the truck was part of its role on 680 southbound. it is backed a bullet to the doubling in a change. our continuing coverage of the aftermath will continue. ♪hey! i found a happy space ♪somewhere to call our own ♪a happy little place and it all starts with you♪ ♪whoa-oh-oh-oh, all this goodness...♪ after-school snacking should be fun and nutritious which is why we put whole grains first in every general mills big g cereal what matters most should always come first general mills. look for the big "g," it means goodness first. ♪ ♪ i gotta have that bag. italian leather? for an amazing deal, and i love that designer. [ shopper ] you paid how much for that? [ female announcer ] two stores. two amazing ways to score. t.j.maxx and marshalls. >> mark: more on the earthquake. and you can see the items talked about here. be a part of our coverage. the shaking glassine 10 to 15 seconds. a violent shaking for my house we were

well. >> george: with still rolling pretty smoothly if you're headed to the golden gate bridge that far nodirection ibm. as we check the traffic map on the 680 on the southbound direction the east bay ride looks good. >> george: looking at the can you hear on 580 westbound we pick up flown on one of one. >> james: as part of our continuing coverage that she used the day or visit to see the other celebrities and how they are expressing their condolences. >> james: let me show you what those pages look like. we have ongoing dynamic scoring of what's happening. this is a note from the white house with a memory from of the president. then th >> james: there is a more boring up and fall stemmed from the movie good will hunting. among them this of the story in painted lady. the comedy miss mrs. dowd fire was portrayed. you can see the home broadcasting that steiner and broadway. >> james: this is what it looked like on his star last night. as they expressed their condolences. >>: we all work with robin throughout the years. as funny as he was he's really one of the all-time greats. but he was ev

>> well yes if you had offered him that option he would have certainly snapped it right out. i applaud georgefor $1200. >> better quickly explain that. [laughter] >> well, it's all very logical. there was a writer for "rolling stone" howard cohen. howard khan was pretty well-known back in the 80s. he wrote that karen silkwood book. he wrote a wonderful piece and a book that's not as well-known on his father's farm in michigan. but he had found george and george was testifying against carlos later in the late 80s. he was going to do george's story. george was very accessible. in the middle of this the iran-contra scandal erupted and howard wanted to do blow. he was so outraged. he wanted to do a book on morality. so here he had george. george had written his own sto story. a small part of it was true. it was this big fat manuscript that have a lot of stuff in it. so he was starting with that and but then he was seized with this vision of morality in the government. that was the time so his agent was my agent. so he called my agent and said well i've got to do this story and i've got george her

well, george, right now many people here are preparing. they're digging in because they've been told by hamas that this could in fact be a long conflict with the israelis. and in the last hour or so palestinian officials have told us that right now they are trying to dig bodies outs fr fr under the rubble of a mosque in the southern part of gaza after it was hit by an israeli strike. just one of more than 30 targets which the israelis say they have hit here today. now, as for the militants, according to the idf just four rockets fired from gaza into israel today. that is one of the lowest counts of this month-long war. now, the israeli military strikes began after that 72-hour cease-fire came to an end. the palestinian militant groups refused to extend the period of quiet even though the israelis had agreed to an unconditional extension of the cease-fire. the rocket fire came first, and then the israeli military offensive began. and one of -- actually the first to die, rather, was a young 10-year-old boy. his name was ibrahim dewesha. he w

george. thoughts. >> well, if what general dempsey, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is saying, eitheru.s. policy or foreshadows u.s. policy, then i think it's fair to say we have begun the third iraq war for three reasons. the general says that isis can neither be contained nor deterred. second, it cannot be dealt with without dealing with those parts of it that operate in and out of syria. and third, air power can only play a small part in this. now, the logic of that when you consider the fact that they have captured among other heavy equipment 20 t-55 soviet tanks, this is not your average terrorist group. that indicates that the united states has diagnosed this as a threat that is grave to this country and cannot reasonably be handled by our partners on the ground, the iraqi army such as it is, and the kurds, eve though they are valiant and competent. >> here's what general scales, fox news contributor said about what dechlcy said about all of this. >> what the military's trying to do is get ahead of it. i think dempsey understands very clearly this is a multi-year campaign that's

>> well, according to george they will. the reason for that is that the bank makes money. every year. it has never had losses. it can never have losses. that's george's argument of the bank. if it's makes money every year, if it's profitable every year, why can't the private sector take care of it every year. but what goes up must come down and the taxpayers will be an on the hook for this. either the bank is going to be profitable in perpetuity and should be privatized or the bank will have losses at some point in the future and therefore you know, it's really kind of silly to say that it's going on in i am per to youty. >> i think he's talking about theory. the taxpayer has not picked up any bill of the bank and it's for 95% of the transactions that the bank does is medium business. >> let me clarify if you're talking about transactions it's heavily skewed to small business. >> like giving everyone a penny. >> but in volume it's big business. >> number one, is it good for america to create jobs and manufacturing in industries that we need so they can sale overseas. the a

well. i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> police say a south jersey woman killed in a drive by shooting was not the intended target. the 20-year-old woman was outside of her home last night. she died at the hospital several hours later. her mother who didn't want to speak on camera said that her final words were i am hit, i am hit, tell my family i love them. family members said only hours earlier the young mother finished her first day working at mcdonald's. no arrests have been made. the family is begging anyone with information to come forward. >>> a delaware county firefighter is now facing arson charges tonight accused of torching homes and then putting those fires out. the 19-year-old set three fires over the past few months. a 17-year-old is accused of helping him but charged as a juvenile. corcoran is a volunteer firefighter. at two of the three fires he showed up on a fire truck and helped put out the flames. corcoran is being held on $250,000 cash bail. >>> there is a nearly $26,000 reward tonight to find the gunman who opened the fire on a south jersey police station. denise naka

george would be him. >> no. >> rose: no? >> well, george-- george was originally a comedian in the beginning. and then we thought go george is a comedian then you have to see his act or you will want to see it, let's just make him a regular guy. i'll be a comediannd and he'll be a regular guy. >> rose: but he's not david. >> we come up with story idea, which character could do this idea. and a lot of times larry's ideas fit gorge well. we never tried to make george into an alter ego of larry. >> rose: some say this was the perfect marriage, you and larry david. a magical relationship. >> uh-huh. it was. >> rose: different sensibility. >> uh-huh. but not different comedic sensibility. different kind of guys. but he, it was one of those perfect partnerships where he saw a lot of big picture stories, he knew exactly what would be a great story for the show. he created tons of stories for the show and i had a great sense of mechanics of comedy and detail of lines and, you know, you know so we-- and we always, if any idea could pass through both of our filters, it would work. if i thought it was f

. >> we'll be covering that as well, will ripley following developments in kiev. back to george. >>> now on to iraq and the battle to retake the mosul dam, joining us from baghdad is cn s jumanica. >> reporter: it was taken over by isis militants earlier this month. it started in the early hours of saturday. we are hearing that it was a coordinated offensive it seems that u.s. air strikes and kurdish peshmerga troops and iraqi troops on the ground. up until a few hours ago, they were reporting that u.s. had bombed isis positions in four areas near the dam, as well as other areas located by isis, including that key border crossing by syria that they took over when they took it over back in june. kurdish media also asking witnesses in the area saying is this the heaviest u.s. strikes that they've seen since u.s. involvement. since the u.s. became involved in the fight against isis here. now, the big question is, this is a significant move. it seems we have to wait and see what the u.s. says about its involvement here. with the objectives intervening with the situation in iraq was

all directions moving well between montgomery and prince george's county. i-270 as we get a look at clarksburg road. as you can see our southbound lanes without delay. and a look at the beltway, 495 at georgetown pike moving pretty good on the inner lanes as you make your way into montgomery county. andrea and mike, back to you. >> thanks, angela. >>> after eight years in power, iraqi prime minister nouri al- maliki caves to u.s. and international pressure. >> he resigned his post to make way for a new leader. susan mcginnis has more on what the resignation could mean for iraq's future. >>reporter: the white house is commending iraqi prime minister nouri al-maliki for his decision to step down. he hands the reigns to rival hadirall al-abadi. the shiite government was blamed for deepening the sectarian grips that allowed the iraqi and syrian military to advance. it calls as u.s. calls off plans to rescue religious minorities trapped on a mountain top in iraq. that mission could have put hundreds of american troops on the ground. instead, u.s. air drops of su

now, who's the more important character in history, phil sheridan or george gershwin? well, the answer, of course, is they both are very important. and it may be that thinking about gershwin started me thinking about americans in arrest and the whole part of ger, win's repertory and the movie and gene kelly and all that and thinking about paris, americans in paris. i don't know where the idea first began. it may have been begun back when i was in high school, i don't know. c-span: one of the things that you read through the book, it's over 500 pages, lots of different characters, you read about central paris -- >> guest: yes. c-span: and today there's 11 million plus people this that whole area. we've got some photographs want to put on the screen so that you can describe where these are, where the locations are. we can just throw up anything we've got of that area, of the gardens -- >> guest: yes. c-span: the champs dell say, what about all that? how much of an area did you write about? >> guest: right now we're looking at the april erie guards, and that's very important i

well. >> so, george, thank you so much for joining us. that was really great.nks to spur for hosting us here in this wonderful exhibit. and thank you for joining us today we are going to talk about fire safety. we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. it's a wonderful display. a little house in the urban center exhibition center that shows what it's like in a home in san francisco after an earthquake. one of the major issues that we are going to face after earthquakes are fire hazard. we are happy to have the fire marshall join us today. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> we talk about the san francisco earthquake that was a fire that mostly devastated the city. how do we avoid that kind of problem. how can we reduce fire hazard? >> the construction was a lot different. we don't expect what we had then. we want to make sure with the gas heaters that the gas is shut off. >> if you shut it off you are going to have no hot water or heat. be careful not to shut it off unless you smell gas. >> absolutely because once you do shut it off you shou

. >> reporter: well, i imagine some are, george.i worked at the cdc up the street, sometimes our investigators would be exposed to something dangerous in the field. this is where we would take -- this is where we would send those people. the last time back during the big sars outbreak one of our investigators got sick in hong kong. he went here. they know what they're doing. >> that's good news. okay, rich, thanks very much. >>> and george, we want to turn now to the weather and that tropical storm brewing, bertha is packing strong winds and heavy rains as it barrels towards puerto rico and florida right now and ginger is tracking it all. ginger, what's the latest? >> it's more than 700 miles from puerto rico but this thing is cooking at 20 miles per hour. and it will get to puerto rico which has a tropical storm warning by tomorrow afternoon. you could see more than 6 inches of rain with this. you could see winds up to 50 miles per hour. it skirts by the dominican republic and then it curves away from the mainland. we should not se

they're waiting on a tow truck and also an accident northbound 301 at route 5 in prince george's county as well. so that's going to make it a slow trip headed stormed the beltway. -- toward the beltway. let's take a look at how things are flowing in and around the outer loop of the beltway. so far so good at the woodrow wilson bridge. a fairly good trip as folks are making their way into virginia. not too bad going around the virginia side of the belt ware. again some pockets of heavy traffic mainly along the inner loop before you get to 395. other than that we're looking good through montgomery county. stick ar hey can you fix this? you bet! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store of your future. come see one of our remodeled stores and save 50 percent off skullcandy headphones. or get a 20-dollar gift card with a

in pretty good shape on 270 by the way coming in from frederick and everything in prince george's county as well, including the bw parkway and route 50 through cheverly. a live look one more time here at the american legion bridge with a bit of fog cover. we'll be back right after the >>> 6:24. yellow alert day. sunshine owe oat sun came up ten minutes -- the sun came up ten minutes ago. a half mile visibility in warrenton. we're looking at a scattering of showers and storms by afternoon. start out west first. cumberland at 11:30 and approaching d.c. at about 2:30, 3:00 and be around till 7:00, 8:00 in a few spots. >>> major crash units in the district have been dealing with this fatal accident at 14th. the entire intersection and some surrounding roadways shut down as well. i'll keep you posted on this terrible situation in northeast. back to you. >>> an american two-star general was shot and killed yesterday during an inside attack in afghanistan. >> the pentagon says a man dressed as an afghan soldier opened fire on u.s. forces just outside kabul. >> major general harold greene was a 34-year

george young, joining us. brian, co-manager of the four star rated chase mid-cap growth fund is with us as well. george, let's start with you. you're saying when interest rates go up, that's when the bond bubble pops. >> that makes me very nervous. it's not much of a move before interest rates move upward. that means something like a 2.4% yield moves to a 2.75%. you lose 3% of your money just like that. a lot of people haven't experienced that. that's something that makes me nervous. there's a good saying, it's like picking up a dime in front of a steam roller. that's a scary thought. >> brian, what do you think, interest rates go up, not necessarily bad for stocks. >> it's not bad for stocks, susan. look at the year leading up to the interest rate hike, the fed is hiking rates because the economy is improving. what we're optimistic about is, in that kind of environment, people start focusing a little more on the individual stocks and a little less on the macro. and a stock picker than really add value in that kind of environment. >> george, i was looking through your stock picks, when interest r

>> guest: well, three, if you count george h.w. bush, and of course i do. but the -- i really came to help ronald reagan in his second term. i joined the justice department in 1985, stayed through 1989, which allowed me to serve that first year of the senior bush administration. and then in 2008, after an easter sunday epiphany, i endorsed barack obama, which he wasn't anticipating, and i wasn't anti pating either at the beginning of that campaign because i began as a legal adviser to mitt romney, and left that campaign only after he did, after his defeat in the primary, but i was very distressed, i have to tell you, about the manner which the candidates were treating each other and particularly the way in which mr. romney's religion had been handled, and that caused me to think more broadly, and one person that i discovered in my examination was kind of the ecumenical commune spirit of barack obama which resurrected probably where i began life, i began life as a democrat because my father was a coordinator for one john f. kennedy. you may remember that was

according to george washington in his fair well addresses when he was leaving office.our founder said that the spirit although inacceseneinaccepterab nature that without looking forward to an extremity of this kind which would never be entirely out-of-sight, the spirit of this party is sufficient to make the interested duty of wise people discouraged. it serves to distract the public counsel in favor of the public administration. agitate the community. >> all right robby. i think we got the point. president nixon was a source of party to party conflict. >> we've had party to party conflict since 1800 when thomas jefferson and john adams rip at each other. i think one of the important things is to always remind us that modern times aren't as uniquely oppressive as we think. look at the civil war in this country where we lost over 600,000 people dead. lincoln getting snuck into washington d.c. and the battle of bull run outside of washington d.c. water gate is looking quite small. it is true in 1968 he was very worried about humphrey becoming president and five days befo

. >> reporter: well, george, what we know from reports from the kurdish news agency and also cnn has confirmed u.s. just bombed isis positions in four areas near the dam. the dam is about 13 miles or so north of the city of mosul. we are also hearing reports that they struck locations, other locations in the area including irbil and they've made gains since june. it was taken over since fighting with kurdish and iraqi forces earl jury this month they were taken over by isis. a very dangerous development. this is key and the very thing is, in the hands of extremist group like isis that would have control over the floodgates of this dam and it could be disastrous leaving it in their hands, but, of course, the big concern here is we're waiting here, the position here so far, what we have seen the u.s. do, the u.s. administration position saying it's not going to be dragged into a war again back into iraq, what we have seen so far the u.s. with limited strikes over the past week stopping isis' advance towards irbil where it was protecting u.s. facilities and u.s. personnel bases there an

what his political background is. >> he's very well known to people like me and other political reporters. he served as former rnc chairman during the george. bush years. he's a well-known strategist as well as a lobbyist. for anyone trying to get quotes, he was always on your rolodex. >> he is touting his blue collar roots now. he has a new ad out. let's have a look at it. we don't have it but you've seen it, haven't you? >> absolutely. what he's trying to do is stress that he's a businessman and stress, you know, his family. now, democrats will ending up saying that business background is part of a lobbyist and you'll hear from from the mark warner campaign. >> and they don't call that blue collar. >> no. but then again ed gillespie, you want to put your background and resume in the best terms possible, so businessman is something that they are really trying to hope it resonates. barbara, he has a tremendous amount of money for this plt cal -- for this senate run and is using it in tv ads. >> is senator warner still the favorite in this race? >> he still is the favorite. the one thing to be worried about if there is a wave election. it d