thank you. >> tomy gibson. >> aaron flinn, and mike beach. >> tommy gibson? >> yeah, my name is tommy gibson and i am from missouri, i left my home and my family and everybody that loves me to come out here to go to the va hospital because i have three terminal illnesses, and this proposal is hindering my treatment, i am a vet and i was spit on and slapped on when i came back and now you want to deny my right to get my healthcare. sell the hospital to the rich and famous and give us another one. i bought a motor home that is all that i got. i used to pay, and... afar as the homeless, i know where this is going, if you do that to a vietnam vet and go in and park and you george to drag them out by the hair of the head. you are going to run them out in the back packs and sleeping bags and all, and women women which children and the same thing that are build the bridge over here and don't work and the same thing here and running that muni it will not run. i got to show me something, if i am a problem i want to be part of the solution, i have a name and i have a p

. >> bob gibson, we talked about bob and the irascible, lovely, wonderful bob gibson. >> rose: one of warren buffett's great friends. >> one of warren buffett's great friends. in fact, it was warren buffett who asked bob about 15 years ago. he said "before you threw a pitch, did mccarver put down the signs?" and gibson said "warren, mckofsh only suggested pitches." >> rose: (laughs) >> in typical gibsonian fashion. i'm the one who made the decision. >> rose: i decide what i will pitch. >> rose: yeah, i'm the one that makes that decision. jeffrey goldberg and tim mccarver when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: jeffrey goldberg is here. he is a staff writer at the "atlantic" magazine and a columnist in at bloomberg view. his focus is the middle east and israel. the region is particularly volatile at this moment, as all of you know. president bashar al-assad claims to have received a shipment of russian anti-aircraft weapons. israel has previously said the weapons will threaten their security and cou

well, there may be more behind the gibson guitar raid than we first thought. and they won't be punished for it. the notable quotables of the week thatsante fe. let's get you back to "huckabee". >> well we received an incredible amount of reaction to our interview of the president of the organization that was targeted by the irs. she told us how she was targeted and cost thousands of dollars in legal fees. >>> we have with us jascowitz the president of gibson gi stgu. >> they came in with 30 swat attired people with automatic weapons. >> in your factory like you were making drugs or something? >> they came into three factories and evacuated our employees into the parking lot. they turned off our video surveillance and then they seized a lot of goods. gi stuitars hard drives, i had people in my office, with guns, that wouldn't allow me in. it was pretty nightmarish. >> it really was. i remember being stunned that a manufacturer not accused of doing violent crime would be the object of this overwhelming government jump. now i'm beginning to put some of this toget

well, there may be more behind the gibson guitar raid than we first thought. won't be punished for it. the notable quotables of the week that we're cracking down on medicare fraud. the healthcare law gives us powerful tools to fight it... to investigate it... ...prosecute it... and stop criminals. our senior medicare patrol volunteers... are teaching seniors across the country... ...to stop, spot, and report fraud. you can help. guard your medicare card. don't give out your card number over the phone. call to report any suspected fraud. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. let's make medicare stronger for all of us. let's get you back to "huckabee". >> well we received an incredible amount of reaction to our interview of the president of the organization that was targeted by the irs. she told us how she was targeted and cost thousands of dollars in legal fees. >>> we have with us jascowitz the president of gibson gi stgu. >> they came in with 30 swat attired people with automatic weapons. >> in your factory like you were making drugs or something? >> they ca

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gibson guitar's c.e.o. contributes to republicans like congressman marsha blackburn and lamar alexander of tennessee. while martin contributes $35,000 to democrats. the i.r.s. targets law-abiding citizens who use names like tee party and patriots and dare exercise their freedom association and speech rights. in one particularly outrageous example, texan katherine engelbrect is harassed by the i.r.s., f.b.i., occupational safety and health administration, and alcohol, tobacco, and firearms. why? she founded the king street patriots, which posts weekly discussions on economic freedom and true the vote which trains volunteers to fight voter fraud. the white house manages the fast and furious gun running scandal that left hundreds of mexicans and an american border patrol agent dead. health and human services secretary, kathleen a billous, unethically and perhaps unlawfully shakes down company she regulates for donne nations to support obamacare. president obama thumbs his nose as america's immigration laws by

gibson sued the district and won $750,000.trict wants its money back. >> there are a lot of stuff we could do with that, scholarships for high school kids. >> she had sued the school directdistrict that had for this rape that never occurred. but now should she face criminal charge or be locked away especially because of the fact that brian banks spent five years in prison for a crime he did not commit. >> cenk: we all agree that she's terrible and i'm glad they're trying to get the money back, and he should get some of it, too, but my guess that money is gone by now. that money has daylight written all over it. >> i think about for every time there is a big settlement for a singular person, now they have to return $2.2 million, yes that can go straight to our schools. do you they she sat on it, invested it, tripled her money? it doesn't make any sense. for punitive reasons just to punish you for what you've done. it's not coming back. you're not getting it back. >> cenk: they can garnish her wages but they'll get $20 a month.

. >> and a licensed clinical social worker paul gibson, a well established and experienced practicing psycho therapist, dealing with lgbtq youth, populations in san francisco, is our stc, certified instructer and delivers a curriculum that i have attached to the material here today. we intend to deliver this course two more times in the coming fiscal year having already done so in the last october, and we want to insure that our entire staff, are informed and have the benefit of taking this course. please know that the juvenile probation department remains committed to entiring the development of a departmental culture of lgbtq youth acceptance, respect, among our staff and residents alike. i want to say that one of the populations that we know we can learn from are the lgbtq youth that come in contact with us in our detention center. >> and i have seen the power of this group in prompting the acceptance among their peers and on the living units. the efforts of the department to present the development and implementation of policies outlined in the prison rape elimination act, prea an

i rise in strong support of the smith-gibson amendment. we consider the fiscal year 2012 version of this bill, i argued in opposition to sections 1021 and 1022. i argued then and i still believe now that these provisions go far beyond the aumf to suggest that the president has the authority to detain even u.s. citizens without charge indefinitely. the aumf gives the president no such authority. clearly we must roll back these provisions. the smith-gibson amendment prohibits the detention without charge of any person arrested or detained in the united states and is the first step towards restoring due process of law. it is a good first step. the scope is limited to u.s. soil and to the aumf. we should do more. that's why i introduced the no detention without charge act which would apply to all persons in u.s. custody at home and overseas and those present and future. it should not only prohibits detention without charge of those arrested in the united states and prohibits the detention of any person anywhere except -- the detainee can chall

henry, the ceo of gibson guitars. he's donated to republicans infs the past.ad come under government scrutiny for the type of wood they used on their guitars.i st >> they came in with 30 swat attired people with automatic a weapons. >> huckabee: like you were making drugs or >> into three factories. they evacuated all our employeei into the parking lot.ed o they turned off our video surveillance and then they seized a lot of goods, guitars,. hard drives. i had four people in my office with guns that wouldn't allow me in. it was pretty nightmarish.ret >> huckabee: it really was nightmarish. i remember just being stunned that a manufacturer, not accusea of doing any violent crime, but abusing a certain type of woode to make guitars would be the object of this overwhelming government jump. now i'm beginning to put some of this together. it appears that there is a systemic determination in this administration to go after entities like gibson guitars, whose ceo had given to republicans. interestingly, other guitar manufacturers, very prominent ones, used the same k

they heard from former head of special ops forces in africa and army lieutenant colonel steve gibsonlibya september 11th. in addition to what went wrong there was a focus on lessons learned. >> our priority is making sure whatever steps weare made they don't happen again and we learn from the actions. >> much of what is known about the military response came from whistleblower testimony in front of the house over site committee last month. >> how did personnel react to being told to stand down? >> they were furious. i can only say i won't quote lieutenant gibson he said it's the first time in my career a diplomat has more balls than somebody in the military. >> there was no stand down order but they had to protect tripoli instead. >> those places in a position of harm potential harm and ultimately harm in benghazi and american lives. we learned today he was not told to stand down but in fact he was told to stay. >> in response toh ham the pentagon and chiefs were consulted before the 9-11 anniversary. typically combatant commanders like ham would not participate in those meetings. on

tm teams and treated people at gibson guitars because they use the same wood as martin guitars. the difference is that gibson ceo gave money to republicans and martin's ceo gave money to president obama. now, is it just me or do you feel like something has gone horribly wrong in america? i think it's time to stand up, speak up and say, we won't put up with this any more. and if you agree, i hope you'll let me know. this weekthe president picked susan rice, the face of the administration's benghazi scandal, to be his national security adviser, but is she the right pick for such a critical position? maybe it's time for me to take the hot seat. all right, challenging me today is former adviser to hillary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign and fox news contributor greene and the host of xm sirius radio show "stand up," pete dominic. let's start by talking about the susan rice appointment. good choice for the president to make? >> of course. she's a good choice because i think primarily she's one of his closest, most trusted advisers. now, governor huckabee, you were almost preside

. >> bob: kirk gibson mentioned montero's swing has been freer, quicker and easier.the barrel of the bat on the ball and take whatever comes his way. >> justin: change-up is outside. the first 40 games of the season, montero hit .180. the last 25 games he's up to .284. back door breaking ball is outside. two balls, one strike here to montero leading off in the second. 2-1 is inside. now three balls and a strike here to montero. >> bob: not a guaranteed fastball count when you're facing mike leake. looks like a change-up coming here. >> justin: montero goes the other way. derrick robinson down for the first out. >> victor martinez helping a brother out. that is a grand slam. bottom one, we've already got six runs on the board. tigers up 4-2. >> thanks so much, greg. if that team can get victor martinez providing some pop, oh, my gosh. martinez, fielder, cabrera. cody ross takes the first pitch fastball for a strike. >> bob: one thing you know for sure, you'd rather pitch for them than against them. >> justin: the 0-1 from leake. lined to center field. and quickly two

colonel gibson, and his three personnel, getting in the cars, he stopped.e called them off and told me that he's not been authorized to go. >> how did the personnel react to being told to stand down. >> i will quote you lieutenant colonel gibson. he said this is the first time in my career that a diplomat uk has more balls than someone in the military. >> reporter: he later tells congress he was not ordered to stand down, but stay in tripoli, due to threats against americans there. and africon commander, carter ham, at the pentagon, declined to speak us with, but met with congressman chaffetz, about the overall lack of military response that night. >> he told me, they had proximity, they had capability, but they were not ordered to go. and he was sitting as far as you and i were sitting. >> reporter: why were they ordered not to respond? >> that's the big question. i think a lot of levers that the president had at his disposal were not pulled. >> reporter: coming up, benghazi and the muhammad youtube video. was the administration trying to get out the truth

gibson ceo gave money toon republicans and martin's ceo gave money to president obama. o is it just me or something has gone horribly wrong in america. i think it's time to stand up, speak up and say we won't put up with this anymore. [ applause ] >> mike: if you agree i hope you will let me know. [ applause ] >> mike: this week the president faces the administration benghazis scandal to be his national h securityis advisor.c is he is the right pick for such a critical position? maybe it's time for me to take the hot a seat. clinton's campaign and fox news contribute jehmu greene and the host of stand up radio show petei dominic. let's take about the susan rice appointment. good choice for the president to make? >> of course. he is a good choice becauseca primarily she is one his closest advisors. governor huckabee, let's go back and imagine a huckabee administration. >> i have. [ laughter ] >> you would have been making the decisions s someone who is a skilledat diplomat. you almost said democrat.st said >> but someone that has a close and trusted relationship with lik

i can only say, well, i will quote lieutenant colonel gibson, he said this is the first time in my career a diplomat has more balls than somebody in the military. >> reporter: he says there was no stand down order, but the call was made that security forces had to protect tripoli inste instead. >> those places that were in a position of harm, potential harm, and ultimately harm in benghazi to american lives, we learn today he was not told to stand down but in fact he was told to stay. >> reporter: in response to general hamm, white house spokesperson says the pentagon and joint chiefs were consulted ahead of the 9/11 anniversary, the white house says typically combat and the commanders wouldn't participate in those meetings. >> thank you. join me friday, 10:00 p.m. eastern, for a special look where we are in the libya investigation. benghazi, the truth behind the smokescreen. 10:00 p.m. friday. >>> abandoning a tool to fight terrorism to soothe hurt feelings, that's later in the grapevine. >>> up next, is the u.s. getting ready to pull the trigger literally in syria? "i'm only human" ] hu

tm teams and treated people at gibson guitars because they use the same wood as martin guitars. the difference is that gibson ceo gave money to republicans and martin's ceo gave money to president obama. now, is it just me or do you feel like something has gone horribly wrong in america? i think it's time to stand up, speak up and say, we won't put up with this any more. and if you agree, i hope you'll let me know. this week the president picked susan rice, the face of the administration's benghazi scandal, to be his national security adviser, but is she the right pick for such a critical position? maybe it's time for me to take the hot seat. all right, challenging me today is former adviser to hillary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign and fox news contributor greene and the host of xm sirius radio show "stand up," pete dominic. let's start by talking about the susan rice appointment. good choice for the president to make? >> of course. she's a good choice because i think primarily she's one of his closest, most trusted advisers. now, governor huckabee, you were almost presid

is that mel gibson movie was right it's drunken anti-semites. please welcome daniel bergner. (cheers and applause) what's up, mr. bergner, good to see you. you don't have to get up for me. you are author and contributing writer for "the new york times" magazine and you got a new book here called, what do women want, adventures in the science of female desire. first of all, okay, first of all, what does science or scientists know about female desire, all right? it's all mysterious. it's all intuition. it's all shrouded in mystery and flowers and perfume, right? it's undell ofable. >> science is trying now to pull back that societal veil, pull back all that undell of ability and get at some truth. and so here's one. when it comes to sex, monogamy may be much more of a problem for women than for men. >> stephen: what you talking about? what are you talking about? >> we've long been taught as you know men programmed by evolution to be promiscuous. >> stephen: yes, exactly, spreading their seed as widely as possible. >> an women to be more geared toward one good man. >> stephen: w

that's lauren gibson, a senior from chesapeake high. finalist for softball player of the year. but they couldn't muster much offense. the sooners have this 3-run home run in the 3rd inning and they win the game 4-0. chinching the series 2-0. sooners champs for the second time in that school's history. >>> deacon jones, a fierce pass rusher, coined the phrase quarterback sack, even before it was an official stat, inducted into the hall of fame in 1980. he went on to due movie appearance, 74 years old, what a mare. >>> speaking of football, we have a football team headed to the white house tomorrow. >>> coming up, sunken treasure. >> 90 feet under the sea, what's behind this unique project, next. ,,,,,,,,,, spokesman i have to look my so bbest on camera.sing whether i'm telling people about how they could save money on car insurance with geico... yeah, a little bit more of the lime green love yeah... or letting them know they can reach geico 24/7 using the latest technology. go on, slather it all over. don't hold back, go on... it's these high-definition televisions, i'll tell ya

we had mitch williams, curt gibson, all of those guys. >>> new kitten has people seeing double in oregon>> we'll show you why after the break. >>> a quick programming note. our 11:00 newscast will be preempted for the next two days. the first two rounds of u.s. open golf tournament from noon to 2:00 here on nbc. the 11:00 a.m. newscast will return on monday. we found a very rare sight in oakland. a newborn kitten with two tiny faces. >> this is in oregon. the kitten was born yesterday morning with two faces. >> unbelievable. >> just one body. and apparently a health y set o lungs. the kitten's owner took it to the vet who checked it out and found everything in working order. deucy was found by a couple of neighborhood kids. her owner is feeding her warm kitten formula. >> i have never seen anything like that before. >> it is kind of creepy to look at but at the same time it is cute. >> happy the thing is in good condition. >> hope she has 18 lives. >> double. >> join us tonight at 8:00. for all those who sleep too hot or too cool, and struggle to sleep comfortably together, now there's a

mike coe, carter worth, and mel gibson -- perhaps. star in what should i do with my google trade?we can answer than carter is not here, he's no hollywood trying to cut his next deal, but sent a postcard detailing it. hello from beautiful los angeles, it doesn't get much better than google, it's hanging in like a champ compared to equities and other technology stocks. to wit, it's outperformed the s&p to month, year and date, stay long. hugs and air kisses. now we know what he's doing, mike? >> the reason we put it on is the market had a big rip, this was trading at all-time highs, and looking to press a bullish bet. stay in the trade, the stock is holding in there, you still have time to pan out, and we haven't risked that much. certainly not relative to purchasing the shares. i would look at this as the way to play it. >> didn't risk that much. and i like the 940 stripe, 920 is the 52-week high, if you expect that level by a reasonable amount, you're happy to sell the 940 strike. >> let's go to your trade with the update? >> i'm going to stay in. the i think the update is -- if y

. >> you know who curt gibson? >> he's the hero for the dodgers and now the manager of the other teach and he's throwing down. he was a hero of 1988. >> i remember. >>> good morning, everybody. how things change. >>> right now traffic is moving along pretty well. if you are on 80 westbound to mack orture maze there is no major problems and traffic is moving along okay. and the traffic is moving well on westbound bay bridge at the toll plaza. no major problems here. if you are driving in san jose, northbound 280 is off to a good start. steve, when that happened last night, the twitter timeline blew up. >> you don't even have to watch the game. just watch twitter. >> up high is scary. >> yeah. >> you know what happens. >>> clear skies. and it's going to be a little warmer. a little chili on the morning lows. some 40s, #5s, 60. santa rosa with a brisk 47. hardly looking for anything today except sunshine. it will be a cool morning but warmer. on the coast mostly clear but we still have a westerly breeze. 60s, 70s, and

material with the newspaper that's been at the center of this story, "the guardian," we talk to janine gibson, u.s. editor and alan rusbridger, editor-in-chief. >> here's what we do know. we know that he was extremely, more than probably any other whistle blower in history, edward snowden was incredibly clear eyed about what was going to happen to him. absolutely a product of his generation and the digital generation as well. he knew all the stories of those that had gone before. he was well aware that he was not going to be able to remain hidden and covert and secret for the rest of his life and he wanted to control the narrative around his own exposure. he was very clear eyed about that. so that's why you had the dynamic at the beginning of of the story where we publish lead the stories very rapidly, one after the other, before he revealed his own identity. we knew time on this -- this would be a race that the -- as soon as the n.s.a. realized there was a significant leak rather than just one document that there would be attempting to track down where it had come from and edward snowden was