, yeah, goering was as you know a very that man. once in a while having drunk a would pull out a chair and goering would fall on the floor. you know, and hitler would say this is wonderful. yes? >> on mac. >> no, he did not have a sense of humor which is a great mistake. but his entire attitude to everything, even toward the jews is complicated. this is not -- let me give you two examples. not very well known by historians, and they ought to be. hitler speaks about jews, their limit. but he does not speak of their murder. you see, he never uses that language, even in private conversation. and in 1943, heinrich himmler who was in charge of this horrible gas cans and so forth, brought about a statistic exactly how many jews had been eliminated by the time. he brought it to hitler. he brought the statistician of the to hitler. the report was typed on hitler's special typewriter. get a special typewriter, because at the age of the late '40s, as it happens to many others, his eyes began to lose their power. he needed glasses. he never wa

nearby restaurants and businesses crowded as theater goers gathering around in butchersville had theevice ignited would have been horrific in this what i think is the worst terror attack in new york city since the 9-11 bombings that changed the world. over the corpses of the next two hours we will bring i team coverage and potential terror in times square. david lee miller has been on the scene since early this morning. david, new yorkers are used to almost everything, but i think even this has caused a gasp. you were here this early morning describe what you saw? >> i was here this morning and one of the things we got soon after dawn was new york city police came in here almost 10 hours after this attempted spoiled terror attack and removed the nissan path finder suv took it away on a flatbed truck covered on a yellow truck i was here at sunset when that area began to once again return to normal. thousands of tourists here in the streets. as you mentioned the thing that struck me perhaps more than anything else is the resiliency of new yorkers how much this area changed in just 24-h

storm season is slow the oil could stay in the gulf stream about 150 miles from the coast so beach goers wouldn't notice anything. >> we will know if we are going to get oil when they start seeing it in south florida. >> reporter: the keys will be impacted in a few weeks. the professor said is that will be a good indication of how much oil is moving up the east coast. the one benefit maryland may see is the oil start to break down, experts say the most toxic parts of the oil should evaporate along the way. you can track the latest movement of that spill through noa. you can get their by clicking on a link on our website. cheryl connor . >> the message to bp from the governor of louisiana. clean up or get out of the way. the governor wants bp or the federal government to do more faster. >> sitting and waits for clean up and every day it sits and waits more of the marsh dies. >> reporter: bp said it's still working to stop the spill, the latest plan involving mud. >>> wal-mart is cutting the price of the iphone in half. that's another sign apple is getting to reveal a new model. the iphone

. >> you have got a government right now who is saying that the tea party goers are terrorists and everybodye. you have already had a report on that. >> bill: you are a history guy. i mean, i watch your show and you have got benjamin franklin running around. have you got george washington. do you know that abraham lincoln suspended habeas corpus during the civil war? >> i absolutely did. during what? >> bill: war. >> when this government decides to declare war then you can talk to me. >> bill: it's a war on terror. >> it is a contingency plan now, bill. >> bill: you are cutting hairs here. >> no, i'm not. >> bill: i'm trying to save lives. >> bill, i want to ask you. this i want to do the same thing. i am for. you know me, i am strong on defense. i believe these people are terrorists. i take these people in washington apart every time because they aress owossos. they won't do the right thing. why all of a sudden are the usual suspects that are no, no, no torture. we have got to try the hairy fat guy in new york. we have got to give these guys cupcakes when we bring them over here. why? why?

industry experts are watching closely to see how movie goers will react, and i think i have a prettyood idea how they're going to react. i think some kids are going to hear their dad use the f-word for the first time. the movie studios are aware, they know they're pushing it and they seem to be trying to prepare people for it in their commercials. >> every shrek moment has led to this. >> what's happening? >> welcome to the new far far away, shrek. >> 0% apr financing available for qualified ticket byers. no interest for 24 months. msrp includes ticket price and tax, but excludes popcorn. see ticket agent for details. >> jimmy: or you can lease. there are leasing options. and one more thing. another week has passed us by and we have a way to end the week here. tonight we're going to do it differently. it's time for our weekly salute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. "lost," the final season and the complete collection comes out on august 24th. so this is our special "lost" edition of th"this week in unnecessary censorship." >> where are you going?

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some of the theater-goers are like 100 and you see them like in the fourth row like this -- you know,is that right? in the front row. well, that's good for them. >> yes. so -- okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think we hit all four? oh, we can't tell. [ laughter ] what kind of game is this, right? we have to tell them. >> we're adding new ones, like random things. >> jimmy: got all four of those pretty good ones. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yep. anyway. >> anyway. >> jimmy: yeah. hey, oh -- there's one there. you're doing your hair. i want to talk about, you had a funny thing because you're from new jersey. >> i'm from jersey. >> jimmy: your from -- you're a jersey girl. >> i just lost my mike. >> jimmy: that's all right. you still got it on. it's good. >> i'm from new jersey. my husband calls me snooki. which is -- >> jimmy: oh, come on! [ laughter ] come on! >> well, 'cause he thinks i'm so jersey but that's because he's from iowa. like, he would think you are so jersey. do you know what i mean? >> jimmy: anything city at all is jersey. >> yeah, and, i mean, i will say he's slightly influenced

already issued a warning, in our computer database they were issued a warning, and the offer or troop goers there from there and acts accordingly. >> reporter: on this stretch in prince george's county, the hov two lanes are in effect 24 hours a day, seven days a week. in virginia, the restrictions depend on the time of day. fines start at $90 in maryland. $125 for the first offense in virginia. repeat offenders of the old dominion can face fines as high as a thousand dollars and three points. megan mcgrath, news4. >> different jurisdictions have different hov rules. police say ignorance of the law is not an execution and that's up to the driver to educate him or herself. >>> metro's red line is the busiest and most congested line in the rail system. the agency says that relief is on the way. starting in july, metro will run more eight car trains during rush hour and means that you will have to wait a minimum or two longer for trains to arrive but metro says that they won't be as congested. several things are being blamed on overcrowding including growing ridership, opening of a new york av

he cleared thousands of tourists, theater goers. wayne is one of the many heroes. listen. >> just walking my horse down broadway and wayne robinson, the vender alerted me to a car that was smoking. i was with my partner, pam duffy. we knew something was up as soon as we smelled the gun powder. with the rookie's help, we kind of started a perimeter. it was a combined effort of everybody. it's what we do. there were two guys in bomb suits. they are incredible heroes. amazing what they did. esu, canine, search and secondary device. combined effort by the fire department. it's what we do. this is our job. >> wayne ratigan is 46 years old, a humble hero having dinner with the mayor tonight. we continue the second hour of "larry king live." we'll be right back. >>> the president of the united states is at the annual white house correspondent's dinner last night when he received word something was up at times square. he's been updated since. he made a trip to louisiana to look at the gulf spill and has been in touch with michael bloomberg. let's go to the white house and

rusty suv and drove it into times square with the intent to kill as many innocent tourists and theater goers as possible. >> if mr. shahzad hadn't readily admitted to that, investigators were prepared to present a trove of physical evidence linking him to the crime scene. a key ring left in the ignition of that suv containing a key to mr. shahzad's house in connecticut as well as to another car that he owned. whatever the level of mr. shahzad's intentions or affiliations, his terrorist trade craft seems to have been strictly low grade. that said, with his would be bomb neutralized and towed away planned shahzad in custody and talking to his interrogators, the livest wire of this investigation remains his links, his links to broader terrorist organizations and causes. within hours of the failed bombing attempt in times square on saturday night the taliban in pakistan, ttp was claiming credit for the attack. they posted this audio on youtube hailing the recent attack in the usa. this attack, they claimed was meant to avenge al qaeda two top leaders in iraq last month and predator drone strikes

nearby restaurants and businesses crowded as theater goers gathering around in butchersville had the device ignited would have been horrific in this what i think is the worst terror attack in new york city since the 9-11 bombings that changed the world. over the corpses of the next two hours we will bring i team coverage and potential terror in times square. david lee miller has been on the scene since early this morning. david, new yorkers are used to almost everything, but i think even this has caused a gasp. you were here this early morning describe what you saw? >> i was here this morning and one of the things we got soon after dawn was new york city police came in here almost 10 hours after this attempted spoiled terror attack and removed the nissan path finder suv took it away on a flatbed truck covered on a yellow truck i was here at sunset when that area began to once again return to normal. thousands of tourists here in the streets. as you mentioned the thing that struck me perhaps more than anything else is the resiliency of new yorkers how much this area changed in just 24

nearby restaurants and businesses crowded as theater goers gathering around in butchersville had thee ignited would have been horrific in this what i think is the worst terror attack in new york city since the 9-11 bombings that changed the world. over the corpses of the next two hours we will bring i team coverage and potential terror in times square. david lee miller has been on the scene since early this morning. david, new yorkers are used to almost everything, but i think even this has caused a gasp. you were here this early morning describe what you saw? >> i was here this morning and one of the things we got soon after dawn was new york city police came in here almost 10 hours after this attempted spoiled terror attack and removed the nissan path finder suv took it away on a flatbed truck covered on a yellow truck i was here at sunset when that area began to once again return to normal. thousands of tourists here in the streets. as you mentioned the thing that struck me perhaps more than anything else is the resiliency of new yorkers how much this area changed in just 24-hours

and drove it in to times square with the intent to kill as many innocent tourists and theater goers as possible. make no mistake, the car bomb failed to properly detonate this plot was a very serious attempt. if successful it could have resulted in a lethal terrorist attack causing death and destruction in the heart of new york city. >> charlie: shahzad was arraigned this afternoon, joining me is new york city police commissioner, ray kelly. i'm pleased to have him back on this program. welcome. when did you first hear that there was problems with a van in times square? >> about 7:00 on saturday evening. the initial event started about 6:34 when vendors on the corner saw smoke coming out of a vehicle, the nissan pathfinder. notified a mounted police officer on horse back. he saw the vehicle smoking, called the fire department on his radio, called for the fire department and he and other police officers in the area, significant number of officers in times square moved people away from the vehicle. i heard about that about 7:00, i was at the white house correspondents dinner with the may

the coast guard they didn't want booms used around the beach because it would be unsightly for beach goer, which seems slightly ridiculous, of course. but she said they have to respect the wishes of local leaders here. >> and on the other side of the coin not far from there, they're -- they want the army corps of engineers to guild these giant burns to prevent h stuff coming to shore. >> that's right. and of course you have to get permits and you have to study the environmental impact of even building those berms. but i think today you'll seat white house take a more proactive stance, much more aggressive. you'll see thad allen at the press briefing with robert gibbs because they want to make sure that the american people know what the government is doing. there are more than 1,000 ships down here, 24,000 people working on this effort. but of course the big problem is if they can't plug the leak, what good does it do. so everybody is working towards wednesday, now, when i think they'll try the top kill procedure. but it's a very iffy proposition. >> thank you very much for getting up this

than an hour's time, the sunday matinees will start and there are thousands and thousands of theater-goers now in times square. it was only a few hours ago, though, authorities removed the nissan pathfinder vehicle that had inside incendiary device. the vehicle was taken out on a flatbed truck around 6:00 this morning and it was covered in a yellow tarp. police had been on the scene all night. thousands and thousands of tourists were prevented from going to their hotel rooms. at this hour, the massive investigation does continue, because to a great extent, brian, the authorities now have the greatest gift that the would-be bombers could possibly have given them; that is, the intact vehicle as well as the incendiary device itself. they are poring over this device at a forensics lab. according to the homeland security boss janet napolitano they are now trying to match finger piprints found on the car. we're told the vehicle identification number was removed. often times they have more than one vin, in a secret location and if they can find it it would move the investigation further. another

surfside's roots stretch back to 1930 when 100 beach goers formed their own club at 90th street, beyond the miami beach city limits. surf club members persuaded local residents to incorporate surfside and lent the town its first years operating budget in 1935. among the historic figures who stayed at the surf club was winston churchill who enjoyed painting by the ocean. today surfside is known for its diverse population and low rise residential homes in a quiet, peaceful and relaxed neighborhood setting. i am proud to salute the 5,000 residents of surfside who will be celebrating their anniversary with a parade and beach barbeque this sunday including mayor daniel dietsche and grand marshall and former mayor. congratulations to surfside. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence requested for ms. jackson lee of texas for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request is granted. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consen

s.u.v., and drove it into time's square with the intent to kill as many innocent tourists and theater goersas possible. make no mistake, although this car bomb failed to properly detonate, this plot was a very serious attempt. if successful, it could have resulted in a lethal terrorist attack causing death and destruction in the heart of new york city. it is a stark reminder of the reality that we face today in this country. reality that there is a constant threat from those who wish to do us harm simply because of our way of life. there are organized terrorist networks that are targeting us. there are lone terrorists here at home and abroad who are targeting us. as months even years go by, we have had a successful terrorist attack, the most dangerous lesson we can draw is a false impression that this threat no longer exists. it does. and the department of justice and our partners in the national security community have no higher priority than disrupting those attempts and bringing those who brought them to justice. in this case that is exactly what the dedicated agents and prosecutors from