well glenn obviously he's a crazy right winger just kidding he's not. i actually my whole view with glenn is there are times i disagree with him but no i fear that from the right all the time about biased biased bias you know even though there is fox news and rush limbaugh and talk radio and i find it rather amusing in the end glenn i think probably tries to do his best job i disagree with him sometimes but i think maybe the problem here is famously said by stephen koepp there is that reality has a liberal bias so that's where we are right now as we at the end of the last segment we were discussing this there are certain things that are just facts global warming is happening evolution is real supply side economics has never balanced any budgets and we can go on and on more guns leads to more people dying and on and on and you can try to find two or three people you know your little universe at the american enterprise institute or heritage foundation to say that's not true but the vast protestants of evidence will say you're wrong ok and i think on it gl

>> well, and if glenn says it's going to happen, i trust it. glenn is the expert here. whether he give as big address or not, he'll have to talk about foreign policy. if not beforehand, then at least at the end of october when there's a foreign policy debate. but i suspect given the events of the last week, we'll hear him talking about it more and certainly the middle east and the arab spring is an area where he did not get into it in great detail when he took his trip to europe, he certainly could if he chose to, if he gave a major foreign policy address. he could also do a walk around the globe. we've seen president obama do this before where literally look at hot spots, look at what he would do, how he would treat asia differently, how he would treat europe differently, russia and middle east. so he has a number of options of what he could do. he hasn't wanted to do this of course as glenn said because the economy is what people care about most. even in times when the economy is not quite such an important subject, people say they care about it more than foreign poli

. >> in 1992, robert glenn was sentenced to three years for auto theft. when we met him 15 years later at california state prison corcoran, he was still in prison. and two of his former cellmates were six feet under. glenn murdered the first one while he was still in county jail. >> i slashed his throat repeatedly. blood was everywhere. and then another inmate passed me a shank. probably about that long with a handle on it. i just started stabbing him. stabbed him about over 100 times, in the back, sides, neck. he was crying, telling me to stop. begging for me to stop. he was still alive through all of it. >> you're smiling. >> i like that. that was one of my favorite ones right there. >> he surprised me in that he had a gleefulness about him as he was discussing the violence he had committed in prison. he had this proud little smile as he was telling us these very disturbing and violent acts. >> after murdering his cellmate in jail, glenn came to prison where his predatory behavior escalated. >> while i was there for about a year, i got about 14 assault

tonight, his family and friends say glenn doherty will be remembered as a hero. nbc news, woburn, massachusetts. >>> now about this movie -- anti-islamic film that we've seen after being shown on the internet, it is now being taken down in egypt and some other places. and nbc news has decided not to show any of it on the air. the actors in the film say it was all shot in a studio in southern california, and they say they had no idea what they were getting into. our report from our los angeles bureau tonight, nbc's mike taibbi. >> reporter: according to the casting call, it was supposed to be an historical adventure film. but when one person saw the film that led to such anger in the arab world, she was shocked. >> i am so sorry, there is no way to take anything back. i didn't know. i'm sure a lot of the actors didn't know. >> reporter: the video that came out of the studio east of los angeles, was an adventure story. in fact two actors on the film said the original spoken lines from the screen play were later dubbed over without their knowledge. the result that w

sean smith, glenn doherty and tyrone woods. you thanks for the lives and the selfless service of these men who wanted nothing more than to make a difference in the lives of other people, to bring justice and freedom to others. who possessed in their hearts not only character and resolve, but courage and goodwill. we mourn their loss. bless the memories of these men through those who knew and loved them, especially their families for whom we ask your comfort, your divine care and your peace in this difficult time. on this occasion we continue to pray for our nation and its leaders. we ask your blessing on all who serve military and civilian. we pray for our nation's people. we pray for the defeat of the terror and evil that seems to playing our planet. we pray earnestly for peace. create over all let light shine on chris, sean, glenn and tyrone. may their souls and the souls of all the departed through your eternal mercies rest in peace. amen. you may be seated. it is my honor to present to you the secretary of state, the honora

ford. >> the shoes of glenn ford! >> and this is beautiful. we cannot help but love of glenn ford.at was the time at what it was like on the will be set at that time. >> he was an amazing actor. he dedicated his life to his craft. with that, intensity, that he brought to beat roles. with ransom. with post--roles anda we could go on and on with so many great movies. peter ford a little prince. alexandra, cann people go to a website. a little prince.net peter and you are going to be at the delancy street theater. thank you. coming up from los angeles to do this. >> let me tell you oabout a couple of movies. and one of them is this film " arbitrage " to. with tim roth and richard gere something about some what the life of a bernie maydoff. he is a hedge fund performer. a great performance also from susan sarandon i would highly recommend that and also quote the words ". and " to the campaign " with will ferrell. with hope springs and " bernie ". it is just terrific. and the trouble with the curve and the master that is about scientology. classic hollywood is right here and really, tha

it looks like we may have just lost glenn greenwald as he is on videostream. me give a little information as we try to reach him. a second subject we want to take up with glenn greenwald, and that is the latest news that just came down yesterday of attorney general eric holder announcing the justice department would not prosecute anyone involved in the killing and torturing of prisoners in cia custody. the justice department have been investigating the deaths of two men -- one in iraq, one in afghanistan. gul rahman died in 2002 while being held a secret cia facility known as the salt pit in afghanistan. he had been shackled to a concrete wall in near freezing temperatures. manadel al-jamadi died in 2003 while in cia custody at iraq's petraeus abu ghraib prison. his corpse was photographed packed in ice and wrapped in plastic. on thursday, holder said -- the decision has been one of the constitution -- criticized by human rights and the organizations. will the justice department dropped its probe of interrogators involved in the deaths, the government is still

i saw john glenn go up. living in florida, you see these go up all the time. you wouldn't realize it, but you can live halfway across the state. once it is in the air, you can see it. it looks like a white plume of smoke or rocket flare at night. you think of the engineering

glenn hubbard paul petersen david rivkin and martin west all these people are romney campaign advisers and all they're also op ed writers like i mentioned but like i said that the wall street journal tends to be conservative so what the pages the problem becomes one of disclosure of giving the reader the relevant context to choose for themselves how they need to take this analysis with i think with somebody like john bolton you know people can look at it and say well it's pretty clear where john bolton is coming from. stake in the outcome of this election long we've seen fox news so it really isn't a secret knowing in his case anyway that he does lean to the right but some of these other people i mean unless you're really paying attention to the article names you're not going to know why this person has an opinion and it's not going to be put in context and that's what they're saying is important right yeah that these people are advising that romney so they're giving you advice there on the journal's editorial pages or you know writing columns critical of the obama administration touti

i chose not to report it at all which brings us to the exchange between glenn greenwald and c n n i's p.r. team the broadcast giant's p.r. team wrote a six point rebuttal to greenwald guardian article saying that it has extensively covered the unrest in bahrain greenwald in turn wrote a response saying that c.n.n. defense was weak and avoided the real issues like the station's alleged partnership with bahrain then the battle went to twitter and public relations said at greene greenwald nowhere in your piece do you link this to the thirty this to the thirteen minute segment on amber frey which was broadcast around the world on c.n.n. i to which he replied back to c n n's p.r. department i expressly said she went on air in april and linked to those videos not not even a good try and then c.n.n. rebutted back to them in april twentieth eleven amber lyon appeared on c.n.n. c.n.n. eyes of back story discussing her trip to buffering with the sling to the video and actually link to the video itself if you saw that at the bottom of the screen so a little of back and forth tiff between greenwa

glenn lived his life to the fullest.s my brother, but if you ask his friends, he was their brother as well. we ask for privacy during this time as we grieve for our friend, my brother, our brother, our son and our american hero. thank you. >> glen doherty's mother says he received confirmation of her son's death just last night. doherty, a u.s. ambassador kris stevens, foreign service information officer sean smith an one other american were killed tuesday when militants fired rockets into the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. just one hour ago the federal reserve pledged to keep interest rates low until 2015. we have details up next. >>> just about an hour ago, wall street got the news it was looking for. there's going to be a third round of stimulus from the federal reserve. the fed says it will buy $40 million of reserves a month. allisison kosik has been watchi all the moves. so what does it mean? >> reporter: what the fed is eventually doing is taking risk in the form of mortgage debt off of the banks shoulders so

glenn burke in 1977. a black hole posited baseball player from the dodgers. dusty baker hit his thirtieth home run that put him in the big club. glenn burke was on deck, and when dusty baker route home, when burke, for the first time in history, reached behind him. that was the first high fives. dodgers stadium. how does the october 2, 1977. i could be off. it turned out that he died of aids on the streets of oakland after playing the dodgers and the oakland a's. an amazing story that i will produce the film on. the name of his biography is called out at home. it is very powerful. tavis: i am glad you went to that story. but what is the greatest thing that jamie lee curtis has ever done? >> getting sober was the easiest and bravest thing i ever did. i say easiest, because for many people, making the declaration is the hardest thing. actually putting the words in your mouth that you need a hell is the hurdle that, for me, once i crossed that, the rest of staying sober and working with sober people was easy. the hardest thing was a acknowledging it. for other p

. >> romney has said he would t reappoint bernanke and would look to someone like glenn hubbard or john is one of his enomic advisers. it wl bintereing to see if bernanke will last in this will. >> glenn hubbard h a long record about being against doing tradade with china, and if you don't toto trade with china, you don't get t cows that had barr -- co back in the barn. >> the p president did a type of inrvieiew he has not done before, an "ask me anynything" with reddit. a very hip waof communicating with youounger voters, which they have b been trying to do a week. he went to charlottesville and did a college tour. it was a way of humananizing himself, like romney. he was asked, who is your favorite basketball playeyer -- it was mimichael jordan to t news t of thenterview was that he favored a constuonal amendment to b basicically overturned citizens united, which made it easier for corporationand unions to donate huge amounts of moneyey in ads. romney's restore our future has 89.7 million, ameran crossroads, 200 million. prioritities usa, the president''s super pa iss having a lot of

. >> glenn lived his life t poses a right to vote. it requires a photo i.d. to vote. >> too little time, too many people affected, and there's no place in the statute which guarantees that qualified electors can get the i.d. they need to vote. >> simply a means to establish that you are in fact who you say you are and, therefore, a registered voter. >> pennsylvania legislature passed the law six months ago. democrats say the law will allow to win the state in it's 20 electoral votes. >>> the federal reserve is launching a new effort to boost the economy and make borrowing cheaper. >> reporter: it's the first time the federal reserve has committed to boost the economy every month and keep interest rates low until unemployment goes down. fed chairman ben bernanke said the economic recovery especially in the u.s. job market is stuck. >> this is a main street policy because what we're about here is trying to get jobs going, we're trying to create more employment. >> reporter: specifically the fed will buy $40 billion worth of mortgage bonds every month. the idea

i want to go down to glenn. we are going to finish with a young person. so andrew, get ready. >> the social media point -- i think particularly, we need to focus on the underserved communities. if you think about it, social media levels the playing field. everybody has an equal voice. but a lot of our communities are not using the social web for a purpose, such as looking for a job. 93% of recruiters, after the recruiting, are using social networking, whether it is linkedin, facebook, or twitter. we do need to educate the community that that is what they need to be more active on, is social networking. i am told that kids from east palo alto, working at facebook -- they say, "you are the first professional i have ever met." we take that for granted. but i want to note that collectively, we can make a difference. at the same time, we are addressing the digital divide it by encouraging these communities to be more comfortable in leveraging social media. >> what is exciting about what is happening in san francisco -- we have big companies and small companies

. >> he's dressed hilary swank, kristen wiig, and glenn close. michelle obama wore one of his designs in an august appearance on "the tonight show." >> how did you feel? >> very humbled. >> what is your deem? >> to touch as many lives as i can through my craft. >> keep an eye on my designer to watch. to learn more about him, read my article in the fall issue of "time style anddesign." >> did you see the tweet from zac posen? >> his internet videos made him an internet sensation. we meet the man or woman behin the viral videos. >> can i say something? i'm tote alinto you right now. >> he's the treat, and we're front row. plus, when zac posen launched his label a decade ago, he had a meteoric rise and a dramatic fall. >> the headline that said zac posen, fashion's biggest poser. >> it was really traumatic and sad. >> what he's learned about how to come back. my one-on-one with zac posen is next. [ male announcer ] the freedom and spirit of malibu is an awesome place to be. introducing the all-new 2013 chevrolet malibu eco. ♪ sophisticated new styli

and health. >> reporter: two weeks later, now a vegan, adrienne and chris got married, with pastor glennhe ceremony. i told you, you would be inspired. and congratulations to all of you. are you ready for the race? y

glenn dougherty was 42 years old. cbs money watch. hundreds of flight cancellations for american airlines and american eagle and who is the biggest loser on forbes richest american list? that doesn't even sound right. >> reporter: you can be much of a loser there. good morning. labor strike is forcing american airlines and its regional carrier american eagle to cancel 300 flights this week. pilots have been calling in sick after rejecting the company's last contract offer. there's been an increase in the number of maintenance reports filed by flight cruise. american airlines is going through bankruptcy restructuring. asian stocks dipped after news that china's output hit a new low. there are new signs that the nation's battered housing market continues to make a slow but steady recovery. home resales increased 7.8% last month, and the commerce department says new construction was up more than 2% last month from july. the encouraging housing news gave the stocks a lift. the dow jones industrial gained 13 points while the nasdaq gained

glenn dougherty was 42 years old. cbs money watch. hundreds of flight cancellations for american airlines and american eagle and who is the biggest loser on forbes richest american list? >> reporter: you can be much of a lose are there. good morning. labor strike is forcing american airlines and its regional carrier american eagle to cancel their flights. pilots have been calling in sick after rejecting the company's last contract offer. there's been an increase in the number of maintenance reports filed by flight cruise. american airlines is going through bankruptcy restructuring. stocks dipped after news that chinese output lit a new low. there are new signs that the nation's battered housing market continues to make a slow but steady recovery. home resales increased 7.8% last month, and the commerce department says new construction was up more than 2% last month from july. the encouraging housing news gave the stocks a lift. the dow jones industrial gained 13 points while the nasdaq gained four points. chick-fil >>> the number of a

. >> glenn lived his life to the fullest. he was my brother but if you ask his friends he was their brother as well. paramedic and registered nurse. he protected u.s. diplomatic personnel in posts from the central america to the middle east. >>> public schools in chicago are closed again. a teacher strike shut down the schools for five days. this morning negotiators report some progress. latest be talks ended this morning. the union president hopes schools reopen on monday. >>> justices on pennsylvania's supreme court did not say when they would have a decision on the state's tough new voter identification law. the court heard arguments on whether the law poses a right to vote. it requires a photo i.d. to vote. >> too little time, too many people affected, and there's no place in the statute which guarantees that qualified electors can get the i.d. they need to vote. >> simply a means to establish that you are in fact who you say you are and, therefore, a registered voter. >> pennsylvania legislature passed the law six months

i do gree with glenn, the root of the problem is modest growth. faster than the rest of the advanced world. the entire world economy is struggling. i think putting a focused on broadbase growth is better than big tax cuts. >> that's the reason we want to have you here. who has the better plan? i want to focus on the obama and romney plan to jump start the economy and the biggest difference at this point is taxings. this what the president said. >> tax cuts when times are good. and tax cuts when times are bad . tax cuts to lose pound and tax cut to help your love life. >> your cand date wants to cut the tax rates 20 percent. the president said this is same trickle down economics that got us in the mess in the first place. basic question, why is cutting taxes on the wealthy good and why is raising taxes on the wealthy bad. >> mitt romney is proposing a tax cut. there is a deep cut in the corporate rate. most economist believe that fundmental tax reform is powerful for growth. i can't imagine an argument that said that raising marginal tax rates on h

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we'll get reaction from top from the economic adviser glenn hubbard in a fox business exclusive.ven when they say it's not, it's always about money. ♪ and first call let's take a look at that market headlines. stock fled back for multi-year highs last week. gridlock in the european debt crisis talks and up manufacturing bump around the new york area gave stocks their first loss in five sessions. the dow closed down 40 points. apple's iphone 57 s sales record . the smart phone received 2,000,003 orders in 24 hours of availability. the figure is double the previous amount sold by its predecessor. the iphone 4s. shares of apple sold -- closed up more than 1% to muscling a record high. the former ceo of peregrine financial group has been found guilty of embezzlement and mail fraud. still more than $100 million from customers of his now-defunct futures brokerage. a court has ordered him to remain in jail as he awaits sentencing. now to our top story. earlier today, oil prices took a stunning 3% dive in less than a minute. the plunge track that down spots and u.s. dollar and other comm

let light shine upon chris, sean, glenn and tyrone.e departed through your eternal mercy rest in peace. amen. you may be seated. ladies and gentlemen, it is my honor to present to you the secretary of state, the honorary hillary clinton. >> thank you very much, chaplain. mr. president, mr. vice president, secretary, ambassador , secretary powell and mrs. powell, family members of the four patriots and heroes we bring home. members of the state department family. ladies and gentlemen, today we bring home for americans who gave their lives for our country and our values. to the families of our fallen colleagues, i offer our most heartfelt condolences and deepest gratitude. sean smith joined the state department after six years in the air force. he was respected as an expert on technology by colleaguesin baghdadand montrÉal. he enrolled in correspondence courses at penn state and had high futures. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. in the virtual world that sean helped create, he is also being mourned by countless competitors

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former astronaut john glenn was there.e armstrong's apollo 11 crew mates, buzz aldrin, and michael collins. >> the eagle has landed. >> pelley: on july 20, 1969, neil armstrong stepped off the lunar module and on to the moon. >> it's one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> pelley: gene cernan was the last man to walk on the moon in 1972. he described armstrong as a reluctant hero who showed us the pathway to the stars. >> you can now finally put out your hand and touch the face of god. >> pelley: diana krall sang the song that armstrong and aldrin played while they were on the moon. ♪ fly me to the moon and let me play among the stars ♪ . >> pelley: neil armstrong, who died last month at the age of 82, will be buried at sea tomorrow. and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> this is 9 news now. >>> what i want all of you to know is that we are going to bring those who killed our fellow americans to justice. [ chee

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the other 42-year-old glenn dor tee, also from southern california.ecurity officer in libya. a family friend gave fox news some of his firsthand accounts of his seal experience. he said he started training with roughly 175 other officers and that by the end, he was one of the 17 who joined the seal ranks. he was described as at one time or another or lots of times, everyone wants so much to stop the pain and the weariness and the suffering. but you knew if you did, it was over forever. david lee miller live in new york city. >> in the words of his mother, glenn dougherty was the most wonderful person. ironically, he was a member of a group that fought religious extremism within the u.s. military. and was killed by islamic extremists in libya. his sister speak with reporters said his family appreciates the outpouring of love and support, but needs time to privately grieve. >> glenn lived his life to the fullest. he was my brother, but if you ask his friends, he was their brother as well. we ask for privacy during this time as we grieve for our friend,