john meacham, bernie goldberg, juan williams and mary katharine ham. caution, you where to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. inauguration address number 57. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. first inaugural address given on april 30th, 1879 by george washington. not to the folks. washington spoke directly to congress. he appealed to the new leaders to be moral and just and he invoked god and heaven saying, quote: smiles of heaven can never be expected on a nation that disregards the eternal rules of order and right, which heaven itself has ordained. unquote. george washington appealing for justice. fast forward to 2013, president obama made a similar appeal. rather than focusing on america's vexing problems like an exploding debt and a weak economy, mr. obama put forth that the nation's top priority must be imposing social justice. >> we must make the hard choices to reduce the cost of healthcare and the size of our deficit. but we reject the belief that a

fine goldberg and o'reilly will kick it to you. all right? but you are going to have to cut one-to-one as the obama commission suggested. and, you know, that would have been the way to do it they could have it done it last august. they are not honest. if i'm out there like a straw man with my arms waiving people walk in on it it's a helpless cause. >> that's right. i mean, the media has a responsibility but so do the american people have a responsibility. this story was portrayed the way the president wanted it portrayed. you know, there is a tendency in the media to portray stories the way the president wants them portrayed. >> is that every president or just this president? >> no. it's this -- wasn't that way with president bush. >> bill: in the beginning after 9/11 it was. but then it veered off into a hostile bush atmosphere when iraq didn't go well. >> right. and this -- look, by the way, i didn't make that observation about how the press tends to cover stories the way the president wants him to. mark halperin of time magazine as mainstr

my name is nancy goldberg, cochair of the seven cisco collaborative against human trafficking. i wanted to introduce my past chair, and my new cochair. when i tell people of my involvement their shock to hear that san francisco is in major definition of human trafficking. they think it is people from other parts of the world. there are also so many right here, from our own bay area communities. in the city that is out of human trafficking we are also committed to being an agent of change. i want to give you a brief history of sf cat, san francisco collaborative against human trafficking. in response to what we saw is a growing problem, four organizations formed up in 2008, the jewish coalition against human trafficking; national council of jewish women, jewish reel fund, -- we then realize would needed a wider coalition in order to be more effective we reached out to a large variety of the government sectors. in february 2008 the jewish coalition held a conference against human trafficking which included agencies such as the san francisco commission on the status of women, repr

asks bernard goldberg what kind of tree he would be.,. >> that's the caliber of tweeting that is going on in the world. no. it won't happen. bernie. all right. and the person who tweeted you that is drunk. it will never happen. how about my favorite color? favorite number. >> your favorite number. would that be zero? no. bernie goldberg, everybody, tweeting his life away. carolla is on deck. is chris i have city too chubby to be president? carolla wants to sound off about the tax situation as well. he will be here next. >> announcer: stop! living with hair loss, that is. losing your hair is no fun and no one wants to be bald, but there is hope. >> getting my hair back was the best thing that ever happened to me. >> i'm happy with the way i look now. >> i'm very excited about my hair. >> i feel beautiful. >> i love my hair. >> announcer: hair club offers all-proven hair loss solutions backed by our commitment to satisfaction guaranteed. if you're not 100% satisfied with the solution you choose, hair club will apply the purchase price to

asks bernard goldberg what kind of tree he would be.>> that's the caliber of tweeting that is going on in the world. no. it won't happen. bernie. all right. and the person who tweeted you that is drunk. it will never happen. how about my favorite color? favorite number. >> your favorite number. would that be zero? no. bernie goldberg, everybody, tweeting his life away. carolla is on deck. is chris i have city too chubby to be president? carolla wants to sound off about the tax situation as well. he will be here next. [ male announcer ] when was the last time something made your jaw drop? campbell's has 24 new soups that will make it drop over, and over again. ♪ from jammin' jerk chicken, to creamy gouda bisque. see what's new from campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. but, dad, you've got... [ voice of dennis ] allstate. with accident forgiveness, they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. [ voice of dennis ] indeed. are you in good hands? >> bill: few weeks ago barbara walters interviewed chris c

portrayal of how effective torture was in tracking down as osama bin laden later in the show danny goldberg joins me to explain why we must continue to criticize the film if we hope to learn from the war crimes committed in the past and finally republicans in virginia stuck in election rigging plans for the state senate well everyone has folks focused on the inauguration will tell you what they did and more importantly why they did it and how it speaks to fundamental differences between conservatives and liberals in tonight's daily to. be the best of the rest of the news the same voices well it is sort of a right that i'd say right across the board in today's gun debate have officially exit the stage a week after president obama introduced a series of new gun reforms republican senate leader mitch mcconnell sent e-mail to supporters saying quote you and i are literally surrounded the gun grabbers in the senate are about to launch an all out assault on the second amendment and your rights and your freedom he concluded the email by writing the gun grabbers are in full battle mode and they are

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bring in bernard goldberg from north carolina.rting with the rumble. >> we're starting with the-- >> the bigger one. >> all right, you're not going to agree with me. reasonable people may disagree, so please, don't go barney frank on me, okay? i think this, this debate is one more piece of evidence that we live in an entertainment culture. the new york times covered this, the l.a. times, wall street journal, "the washington post," following stone, guardian over in england covered this, by the way, they called you a right-wing blow hard. >> bill: what a shock. it's communist paper as far left as you can get. >> far left paper, no question. >> bill: right. >> websites all around the world covered it and i think they covered it because you two, you and jon stewart, put on a good show and the media loves a good show because you bring in an audience and he brings in an audience and all of these other news organizations want to run, you know, play off of your coat tails and get hits on their website and increase circulation, however the

unfortunately we have lost lee goldberg. sorry about that.dent obama is making the fight against extreme weather part of his second term agenda. joining me now is editor and chief and an executive director of the sierra club. welcome to you both. when i last spoke to you about this, pretty fiery debate about it and you were opposed to any suggestion that there's any real science to confirm global warming or genuine climate change. rather than me get involved with this, i'll rest my weary voice box and let michael tell you why there is science. over to you. >> the science is settled. we noticed that last year we had record numbers of wildfires. 61% of the country suffered a crippling drought. we had superstorm sandy with 1,000-mile diameter storm hitting the east coast causing billions of dollars in damage. the climate has begun to be destabilized. we can do something about it. we have solutions to the cause of climate change and those solutions will both help keep our families safe and help our economy grow at the same time. >> okay. there yo

so unfortunately, we've lost lee goldberg. sorry about that.y, president obama is making the fight against extreme weather part of his second-term agenda. he believes that science proves it has a human cause. we've been asking martin morano editor in chief of climatedepot.com and michael bruin, he's the executive director of the sierra club. welcome to you both. mark, i'll start with you. when i last spoke to you about this we had a pretty fiery debate about it and you why implacably opposed to any suggestion that there's any real science to confirm global warming or genuine climate change. rather than me getting involved with this i'm going to rest my weary voice box and let michael tell you why there is science. michael, over to you. >> sure. well, you know, actually, i don't want to waste any time on this. the science is settled. we noticed that last year we had record numbers of wildfires. throughout the intermountain west, as you cited. 61% of the country suffered a crippling drought. we had superstorm sandy with a 1,000-mile diameter stor

that immediately led me to think rube goldberg. the term rube goldberg machine is named after a famous american artist who was known for designing cartoons that performed simple tasks in the most complicated way possible. >> getting from concept to reality takes more than six months, 25 people and many sleepless nights. >> it was trial and error. >> build an element, pray that it works. if it does, build the next element. and we had 133 elements. >> at first when i started, i was like, oh, this is fun, this is interesting. by the end of it, it was like pulling my hair out. i actually started to have nightmares about the machine. >> i think the photo booth might have been the most complicated element actually. it turned out to be a very complicated series of mouse traps and a very painful thing to set up as well. mouse traps are super sensitive. >> i think my favorite element of the machine is the little mario that jumps across the screen. who doesn't like mario? >> they have hundreds of synchronized moving parts and every one has t

jonathan goldberg i live at 60 potomac street i am here to speak in opposition to dh as well.i want to talk about a few things, in particular i want to address the case made by staff and some of the numbers that mary spoke to you about that i believe are included in your packet. to begin with, neighborhood sentiment, there was an on-line survey she mentioned which she said 2-1 favored this proposal. in actuality over 50% of the people in the neighborhood did not actually respond to the survey. they got 39 responses out of 88 people that they polled so that's less than half. but then actually if you look into that more detail, she mentioned 87 or 88 residences. that's actually the lot numbers. if actuality there are 160 addresses in the zone covered and if you factor that in you have two-thirds of the people in the neighborhood not responding. i didn't receive any notification of this, so if you factor in people that are miss votes as well you have a pretty evenly split neighborhood, but a very large number of people in the community didn't respond, aren't aware of it. and i th

lee smith, chris olson, jonathan goldberg, and how about eric arguelo. might be easier if everyone -- speakers want to line up on that side of the room by the tv monitors, that would be great. >>> good afternoon, president fong, chairman fong and members of the commission. my name is david de la torre and i'm here with my friend, we work at the mexican museum. on behalf of the ceo and our staff and board, we are here to thank you for your consideration of this request for conditional use authorization. the new mission theater is a wonderful project that will bring additional cultural and economic resources to the mission district. the theater is going to be an ideal venue for the museum in the future to hold special events for fund-raising, film programming, and educational workshops. thank you again for your serious consideration of this request. >> thank you. >>> my name is david smith and i'm a mission resident and [speaker not understood] mission comics and art on 20th street and bartlett. and i am just here to voice support for this project. i think

far from over and in some cases it is actually getting worse earlier today i was joined by debbie goldberg special project director with the national fair housing alliance i asked her for her take on this report. well you know this is actually a redo of an enforcement action that the fed and the controller of the currency entered into with the actually fourteen banks of which these ten are part and then there's another four that haven't signed on to this yet over a year ago now that was designed to go back and look at the loans that were in foreclosure not necessarily completed foreclosure but in some stage of foreclosure in two thousand and nine and two thousand and ten because their initial look had indicated that there were widespread problems with the way those foreclosures were handled and that those problems resulted in harm to consumers and the original action with something they called the independent foreclosure review or i.f.r. was designed to find those people who had been harmed and compensate them for the harm that they had experience in dollar amounts that range from zero but

jeff goldberg is live with the poll results for us. jeff? >> a new poll from quinnipiac university shows that 58% of virginia residents favor an assault weapons ban. when it comes to school like this one, the majority of virginia residents believe that armed protection has become common sense. for many parents knowing a police officer is standing watch at school provides great comfort. >> safety for the kids and the teachers. >> for other, it means guns in a place they don't want them. >> i'm against guns in general. >> but a new survey from quinnipiac university shows that residents by a margin of 66% to 29% are in support of having armed police officer in school. daniel of falls church says the sandy hook shooting convinced him that police are needed in schools in the event of a violent attack. >> if somebody is there they can respond quick quicker than someone coming from a few miles away. >> it sends the wrong message that they need people with guns to protect them in the place of learning. >> the governor has floated the idea of having

. >> jack goldberger is live with reaction. >> the verdict was read at 4:15 this afternoon. daniel harmon-wright was seen his forehead against hands, at some time shaking his head. wife was crying behind him. family members of the victims say they believe that justice has been served. with his head hung low and quickly, daniel harmon- is led to the culpeper county jail after being found manslaughter in the death of patricia cook. >> what happened on that day have happened. >> john is patricia cook's brother and says this decision his family had been for.g >> i can speak for my mother and myself and my entire family. we are pleased with the work of the jury. difficult.was >> nearly nine hours of deliberation, and the jury found wright guilty on four of voluntary manslaughter, shooting into a vehicle, and shooting into a resulting in death. was found not guilty of using firearm in commission of a felony. >> the citizens of this community have spoken. >> harmon-wright has been found guilty of killing patricia cook on duty as a culpeper police officer. he was not convicted of fi

. >> greg: whoopi goldberg goes wild over hillary clinton's performance.you leave now, you will miss something. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to "the five." hillary clinton's testimony about benghazi got mixed reviews. ladies of "the view" and especially whoopi goldberg loved it. >> hillary clinton had a rough month. concussion, fever. like barbara! >> he was not playing with those senators yesterday when they were talking about benghazi. >> we have four dead americans because of a protest or because of guys out for a walk one night and decide they would kill americans? what difference does it make? it's our job to prevent it from happening again, senator. >> amen. >> andrea: weird. if a match would have called her a "b" word that rhymes with "witch" especially a republican they would be boycotted or the other things that radio hosts, if they are male are, which is ironic. whoopi can get away with it. >> hillary had the stones to say what difference does it make, when you consider while they were locking up this guy, one toffees from benghazi was planning and ex

whoopi goldberg said that walters never had them as a being allowedot any visitors. , is 83, is recovering and isw york hospital expected to go home soon. >> i wish her well. chickenpox are not comfortable. 4:57 is the time. still ahead, talk about a foul case. two men are accused of stealing $55,000 worth of chicken wings. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: the big hot pastrami melt. we perfected the pastrami s sandwich -- filled with hot, juicy pastrami, pickles, yellow mustard and bubbly melted cheese. all piled-high on our signature freshly baked brbre. made hot, toasty and just for you. and don't be afraid to put your spin on this deli style deliciousity -- add your favorite ingredients, like spicy jalapeÑos or crisp green peppers. get to your local subway and taste some perfect pastrami today! subway. eat fresh. get to your local subway and taste some perfect pastrami today! we gotta sell the car. where would we even start? get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with an actual written offer when selling your car,

but the ladies of the view and especially whoopi goldberg loved it. >> hillary clinton has had a roughmonths, she hit her head, got a concussion, had a fever and, a lot like barbara! but, she was not playing with those senators when they were talking about benghazi. take a look: >> the fact is we have four dead americans, was it a protest or because a guy is out for a walk one night and decide to kill americans. what difference, at this point, does it make? it is our job to figure out what happened, and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again, senator. >> amen! [applause]. >> weird, because if a man called her the b-word that rhymes with witch, especially a republican, they would be boycotted or all of these other things, often radio hosts, if they are male are, which is ironic, and whoopi can get away with it. >> but, hillary had the stones to say what difference does it make when you consider while they were locking up this guy, one of the guys from benghazi was planning and executing the algerian attacks. that is why it mattered and only "the view" can portray t

abc news scott goldberg with more. >> in california, 2013 comes with driverless cars allowed on the roads highways. but though a computer is in charge a human still has to be in the passenger seat. californians can now use smart phones to prove they have insurance. >> what a wonderful thing. if you have insurance with you, we can have ourey5h driver's license on there. >> in tennessee, drivers older than 60 you nor required fof a photo on their autos get it done anyways. why not get pick your made? >> in massachusetts they've outlaud plastic bottles. that. in illinois, a new law says if you pop a wheelly on a motorcycle speeding you can get slammed with a thousandelh÷ dollar fine. you'll northbound trouble if you possess, sell or distribute shark fin. in kentucky it's now against the law to release hogs into the wild, feral pigs have been a problem there. in wellington, kansas, the law now restricts number of cats allowed in one household. no more than four. scott goldberg abc news, new york. >> scientists say one common ingredient may be increasing our appetite. we'll have the story comi

bernie goldberg and i will analyze. >> let's not talk about gun violence.et's talk specifically about assault weapons. >> bill: cnn taking a bullish ban on controlling guns and ammo. they want that. big time. >> there are too many guns in this country. >> bill: we will tell you what is going on at cnn. >> joy for me. because i'm [inaudible] >> gutfeld, mcguirk on prince harry comparing combat in afghanistan to video games. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. is hillary clinton the new barack obama in the eyes of the national media? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may know, i spend a lot of time analyzing media coverage of the political scene in this country. i do that because what the media reports shapes public opinion. and gives president obama, for example, a strong advantage in the national debate. not since john kennedy has the president received such soft coverage by the national press. and now they're even admitting it.

we sent jeff goldberg to fredericksburg hoping to see snow. just rain so far right? >> that's right. we saw heavy rain about an hour ago. it is light at the moment. we spoke with a lot of people here in town in fredericksburg who went home early or took the afternoon off with anticipation of snow that has yet to fall. it is usually kids who can find fun in any kind of weather, even weather like this. but the adults are hoping for more. >> i hope it is snow and cold enough to stick. >> i think it would be wonderful. >> abby is not letting another rainy day get her down. she sure would like to see snow, a lot of it. >> about two feet would be wonderful. >> thursday afternoon, fredericksburg's schools along with other counties canceled afternoon and evening events. she thinks is the right decision even if it is based on the thought of snow. >> we don't have the equipment for snow. >> vdot would probably beg to differ. >> give us a chance to get out there. >> in the fredericksburg district vdot will deploy 900 pieces of equipment no roads and side streets. >> [certain st

the whole idea of making a ballet to "goldberg variations," i think, is unbelievably gutsy. others it was a revelation. narrator: drawing on his exploration of japanese noh drama in the american theater lab, robbins defied his theatrical instincts by creating an hour-long ballet in which time and motion seem suspended as a man looks back on his life. man: "watermill" was a very exciting and strange experiee. never forget the audience's first reaction. it was total silence and then "boo" from this way, and then, "bravo," from over here. jowitt: jerry aimed high. he wanted everything to be a little gem. and maybe to some people that comes across as pretentiousness. narrator: for city ballet's dancers, accustomed to balanchine robbins was a taskmaster. you never go up! i give the same correction every rehearsal for years that we've been doing this! d'amboise: there was a terrific sensitive man at work, afraid to allow that sensitivity to impinge in any way on what he saw as his vision of how something should be done. martins: in "the night," i was first cast with violette. i ha

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. >> you look like whoopi goldberg and mr. roeper had a baby. >> i got to tell you. aisha tyler wasn't an anorexic. >> what's your name, sir? >> rick. did you eat steven seagall? >> he looks like a puerto rican who walked into a hairstylist and said make me look italian. >> what's your name, sir? >> i loved you in duck dynasty. what are you dog the bargain hunter? boy, you know, life looks terrible in perfect. >> when you're here, who is tuning banjos for mumford and sons. >> enough with the bread already. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to "the daily show" my name is jon stewart. oh, tonight's program -- tonight's program is one you'll enjoy. our guest a woman who skyrocketing to fame by (bleep) in a sink -- [ laughter ] doris kearns goodwin will be on the show tonight. [ laughter ] melissa mccarthy we're very excited. let's begin on the conservative movement. ask any rock-ribbed conserva

. >> joining me now is the atlantic's jeffrey goldberg, and the washington post and karen --.f, first to you. you've just come back from the middle east. i was wondering as i watched that what was the president doing describing either libya or egypt as a success story for american intervention? >> well, it could always be worse, i suppose, but it's not -- you can't call either of these places success stories. obviously, libya has turned into a semi-disaster. obviously egypt is not going very well at all. i mean, the larger point is and the question that maybe could have been asked a little harder is you have a situation now that syria could be a safe haven for al qaeda type organizations. mali, obviously, has become one. pakistan continues to be a place where these groups exist. afghanistan, there's no guarantee of the future. these are -- the foreign policy record, especially as it relates to terrorism, is not much of a record. >> and caryn, you've been covering the foreign policy as well as the domestic policy. this "60 minutes" interview, the joint interview, was pretty ext

i want to make sure that i think both emily but also nancy goldberg for your interest as well not only interest but your work as a native san franciscan to do everything that you have been doing to end this too. i am privileged today to recognize a number of individuals who have been strong, strong advocates, people who have gone way beyond the duty but also deserving of recognition for all their advocacy work. the first person i would like to introduce is these year's recipient of the abolitionist the word for advocacy, staff attorney with with the asian pacific legal advocacy services, 2013 abolitionist awardee for advocacy, cindy lu. apl (applause) we also have someone whose services have been both exemplary and deserving of recognition. she is a founder and executive director of freedom house. she is the 2013 abolitionist award for providing exemplary services, -- em. (applause) we also together in collaboration with the status of women, with supervisors, department heads, the human rights commission we wanted to make sure that future generations of children are part of the solutio