when you unpock dodd frank it's a goldberg contraption of rules and regulations that really doesn't do much about the underlying financial crisis and suppose today prevent an implosion and prevents banks from making moynihan giving out loans and i think it's a huge problem and i tell you, i don't know what republicans do, i don't know what anybody, but there is an argument to be made that this man, just not this socialized the economy, he may be ruining it for years to come. >> i don't worry so much about the obvious costs in the ways to raise revenue that charles pointed out. i worry about the cost, but at least those have been known and they're out there, like i'm personally, really angry about the 10% tanning tax that went into effect. and a 10% tax on tanning services, 10%, that's outrageo outrageous. >> outrageous, i'm serious, but it's the hidden costs, it's what's hidden in this. >> and they have a separate 10%. >> it's a 10% exeyes tax on just tanning. >> they do that because tanning can lead to cancer? >> what about botox. >> they changed it to tanning instead of cosmetic proc

carolyna d and captain goldberg have been fantastic. we are confident that one of these staffing plans will be the case, but that is what we have right now. the greatest issue we have is the lag. there will be a dip before it goes up because the time the off as earticers spend in the acade, they are riding it for that amount of time. commissioner slaughter: thank you, president mazzucco, chief, captain goldberg. think you for your tremendous hard work on this issue. my understanding of the way this budget process works, per the charter, and correct me when i get this wrong, the budget gets submitted to us and we have the obligation to review it and approve or not approve it. as a matter of actual practice, the budget is presented by -- the budget for the city is presented by the mayor to the board of supervisors. the board considers its and they adopt a budget for the whole city. in my view, it makes this process a tad bit irrelevant. what i am suggesting here is that -- it is a long way to say that if the mayor's office and /or the boa

scott goldberg has a look at how john glenn and nasa are celebrating the momentous day. >> in 1962, the. was losing the space race. it had been five years since the russians launched the first sputnik and john glenn carried a national psyche that badly needed boost on to the launch pad. >> godspeed, john glenn. >> 3 2, 1. >> john glenn became the first human to orbit the earth helping american become the trailblazer in space exploration. >> zero g and i feel fine. that view is tremendous. >> the ophthalmologist were concerned that your eyes may change shape and your vision would end of so you could not see the panel enough to make an emergency reentry. >> it's a good thing they were wrong. he circled the earth three times in five hours and had to steer by hand. on reentry he stopped fireworks. >> that was a real fireball. >> he watched part of his spaceship tear away and you read the heat shield would not hold up. >> the deal looks good, over. >> it was a safe and beautiful landing. today, his concern is budget cuts. >> we lead the world on innovation and technology. if we ever lose tha

goldberg what did bmi find out. >> they found out two things, basically. they annualized stories from four years ago when president bush was president and this month when president obama is president regarding higher gas prices and they found that the three knelt works, the broadcast networks ran four times as many stories about gas prices rising when president bush was president than now when president obama was president. i'm shocked by that by the way. the second thing they found out is that the tone was different. today, the stories are mostly unemotional. they are about how the gas prices effect the economy. but four years ago they were very personal about how people were having to make decisions between buying food and buying gasoline. that's basically what they found out. there is an easy rule of thumb if you understand it, you understand just about everything you need to know about the mainstream media that is reporters get more excited about covering bad news if a republic is in the white house. that happens to be true. so when gas prices are spik

here's abc's scott goldberg. >> reporter: in this weird winter, one of the strange sights is a snowplow. that snowstorm in new york was special. across the rest of the country, two dozen cities reported record highs. two-thirds of the country is ten degrees warmer than normal. in the deep red swath, 20 to 25 degrees above normal. even the tundra in the twin cities is not so frozen. organizers of an annual cross-country ski race had to scrap plans to put the finish line in the middle of the city because there's no snow on the street. >> it's not something we like. >> reporter: in chicago, the warmest start to winter in 78 years. weird as it sounds, spring will be seven weeks away. scott goldberg, abc news, new york. >> you know that means we'll get hammered in the next couple of weeks. >>> more record highs along the rece coast. showers for new york, nashville, new orleans. thunderstorms in south florida. heavy snow in northern maine. out west, mountain snow showers in the rockies. phoenix at 72. 55 in omaha. 44 in chicago. mostly 60s from new york to atlanta and miami. warms up to 80. d

bernie goldberg joins me this evening.ng this story is almost the same we have with sandy rios. on the other side now. the intolerance is on the left about the abortion situation. they don't respect people who are pro-life. and so that's why i put these segments back to back. what say you? >> well, there is something that needs to be said no matter how uncomfortable it makes some people listening to us. there is a strain of bigotry. that's the word i want to use. running through conservative america. it doesn't mean all conservatives are bigots or even that most conservatives are bigots. that's not what i'm saying. there is a strain of bigotry and it goes against gay people, for instance. ellen degeneres did nothing wrong. she is gay. right? there is -- reasonable people may disagree on gay marriage. that's fine. but to call on somebody's dismissal to be fired, to lose her job because she is gay is bigotry. i don't care how many people listening to us right now don't like that. >> bill: the argument though. >> let me say o

bernie goldberg on how the liberal media is covering the contraceptive situation.tney houston dead at age 48. drugs were involved. i will analyze the sad situation. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >> bill: unresolved problem segment tonight, i believe the upcoming presidential race will be the nasaest in the history and that's saying something. both signs are lining up to billions of dollars will be spent doing that one of the most vicious left wing outfits is media matters which is pledging to spend $20 million to influence news coverage in favor of president obama. few americans know much about media matters. joining us now from miami, tucker carlson, fox news contributor who has been investigating media matters for the daily caller web site. first of all in your first report that i read today and you have a couple of more coming up, you use unnamed sources, people within media matters, you feel comfortable using those sources? >> we would prefer named sources. it was difficult to get anybody on othe record. i would say that reinterviewed so many people

joining us from new york bernie goldberg has been watching the media coverage of this situation.s your headline, bernie. >> first, the "new york times" deserves credit for making this story the lead on its saturday newspaper. led me read you just two sentences because they are elegant and they nail it they say it used to be called illegitimacy. now it's the new normal. and you define the new normal which the "times" says is more than half of the births of american women under 30 occur outside of marriage. look, i want to make very clear that what i'm saying tonight has nothing to do with the morality of the asian, we can have that discussion some other time. it's just that studies, no matter whether liberals do them or conservatives do them, they consistently show that children that are born outside of marriage don't do well. they have a greater chance of being poor when they grow up. they have a greater chance of failing in school. they have a greater chance having behavior problems and emotional problems and all sort of other pathologies. here is an area where the president of

bernie goldberg on how the liberal media is covering the contraceptive situation.at age 48. drugs were involved. i will analyze the sad situation. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. try bayer advanced aspirin. it's not the bayer aspirin you know. it's different. first...it's been re-engineered with micro-particles. second, it enters the bloodstream fast, and rushes relief to the site of your tough pain. the best part? it's proven to relieve pain twice as fast as before. bayer advanced aspirin. test how fast it works for you. love it, or get your money back. >> bill: unresolved problem segment tonight, i believe the upcoming presidential race will be the nasaest in the history and that's say

sixth street was part of my beat with captain goldberg. we were partners on the beat for three years. it is getting better all the time. it is going to continue to have a lot of progress. president mazzucco: thanks again. with reference to the sweep, i have seen that leads to a significant decrease in crime, based on studies you and i have looked that and worked out before, in a prayer life. a certain percentage of those out there are responsible for a large percent of the crime. the you for teaming up with her role and the sheriff's department. we appreciate that. >> collaboration is definitely the key. we did work with agencies on that. we did want to take it on our terms and not their terms. president mazzucco:

bernie goldberg blamed women in the media. jennifer aniston said i don't need a man to have a kid and took a heat from bill riley. technically, you still do need the man for the baby batter. >>> that visual through threw me off. sex and the city, christen davis, just adopted but they have the financial means so you can distinguish. whether it's the best idea or not, they have the resources to provide for a child. i am a single mom, divorced. it's hard work. >> can you tell me what. >> i think being a single mother is the toughest job in the entire country, yet it's glorified in a lot of ways. women are making more money and can do it. i think kids are better off with a father in their family but teen moms, the show, are they encouraging it? they're ridiculed. >> they're talking about aniston, they're a small percentage. i'm sorry. >> that's all right. >> i want to hear what you have to say. >> i want to hear what you have to say, please. >> i'm simply -- >> don't waste our time. >> mtv should be called out for teen moms and on

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and now, viola davis has become the only black actress besides whoopi goldberg, to be nominated for an oscar more than once. first, opposite meryl streep in "doubt." she walked away with the movie with one scene. now, for "the help." she's funny. she's warm. and as cynthia mcfadden found out, she's serious about making a difference in the world. here's our series "oscar confidential." >> aibileen, can you come in here, please? >> reporter: the decision to play aibileen, a maid in 1960s jim crow era mississippi, was not an easy one for viola davis. >> lord from mercy. >> reporter: her new film, "the help," resonates deeply. playing the part of a domestic brings with it a complex history. >> there's no "sophie's choice" crypt floating around there for me. if you look at what has been out there in the last few years, even this past year, for women of color, this is basically it. >> reporter: too often playing a domestic has been all that's been available for black actresses. >> my path is completely different from a meryl streep or michelle williams, or even a remini maura, or glenn close

that's what jonah goldberg and the others are saying. laur inggram, she said is he hopeless? she said, no, he's not hopeless, but he's not there yet. >> look at the rap sheet. i should tell my story. i'm also unemployed. we could raise taxes on people. corporations are people, my friend. >> my friend, i like that. >> let's look at it on tape. here is some of his chain of infamy here. >> i should tell my story. i'm also unemployed. we could raise taxes on people. corporations are people, my friend. rick, i'll tell you what. $10,000? $10,000 bet. >> i'm not in the betting business. >> i know what it's like to worry whether you're going to get fired. there were a couple of times i worried whether i was going to get a pink slip. it also means if you don't like what they, do you can fire them. i like to fire people who provide services to me. >> i'm not concerned about the very poor. we have a safety net there. i'm not concerned about the rich. the rich are doing just fine. >> a good ad for obama. >> that's terrible string of things. but rick perry is a really good politician. whe

. >> reporter: sarah goldberger is a spokesperson for pacific tomato growers. she says the agreement between the workers and the tomato industry has replaced deposition with cooperation. >> it has been sop nonadversarial. >> that's a big change? >> yes. >> reporter: other changes in the fields like this one owned by pacific tomato include greater access to drinking water and more rest periods and regular bathroom breaks. now that the coalition of immokalee workers have an agreement, they are spreading the word about it. the small community radio station tells workers listening about their rights, pay and future organizing plans. worker advocate and former field hand lucas benitez met us at the early morning labor gathering to talk about the changes. >> that's what we want, work with dignity. where every worker, every person who goes to the fields feels pride in being part of the agriculture industry that's putting food on millions of tables every day and that the worker is getting patd enough to put food on the table of his own home. >> reporter: the coalition