>> first of all it stinks that al gore is behind it. but think of the five hundred and something million $170 million is for a plant built in detroit which means it will probably be a u.a.w. this stinks all the way around of political pay yellola. brenda: technology always takes seed money. >> you are talking about investment and risk and creativity. that is what had about. most of the money is coming to the united states. this is a god idea. i don't like the fact it is a $90,000 car but the rest you are wrong. brenda: gary b, appear gore signed up for one of these. i bet you are on the list. >> $89,000. how many years would it take you in gas savings to pay that off? longer than most people will live. and here is the thing. this is all part of an $80 billion green energy policy that the government is trying, just like back in the 1970's. one of these days the government will learn without our money hopefully that they cannot determine the direction of the market. people want an $89,000 clean car, great let the companies start it up. >>

. >> oh, he hit al gore. >> rush limbaugh runs over al gore on prime time television.iden blunders yet again my face off with g-20 protesters. marsha blackburn and mike huckabee. a busy friday hannity starts right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- sean: outrage continues to spread over the youtube video showing school children being forced by their teachers to sing songs praising president barack obama. now parents and community members are speaking out against administrators of the b. bernice young elementary school in new jersey where the video was recorded. in a moment you will meet two of those parents. first, in case you missed this video last night, take a look. >> now, everybody, let's sing it together. ♪ sean: now, according to fox 29 in philadelphia, several concerned parents met with doctors and dr. denise king who is the school principal last night, dr. reportedly unapologetic and said we would allow the performance who happen again if she could. new jersey's department of ed

. >> oh, he hit al gore. >> rush limbaugh runs over al gore on prime time television.iden blunders yet again my face off with g-20 protesters. marsha blackburn and mike huckabee. a busy friday hannity starts right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- sean: outrage continues to spread over the youtube video showing school children being forced by their teachers to sing songs praising president barack obama. now parents and community members are speaking out against administrators of the b. bernice young elementary school in new jersey where the video was recorded. in a moment you will meet two of those parents. first, in case you missed this video last night, take a look. >> now, everybody, let's sing it together. ♪ sean: now, according to fox 29 in philadelphia, several concerned parents met with doctors and dr. denise king who is the school principal last night, dr. reportedly unapologetic and said we would allow the performance who happen again if she could. new jersey's department of ed

>>> frank gore to the house again. 80 yards, touchdown, niners! >> this is "sportscenter." >>> backing up the trash talk. the jets skk, -- the jets asking, with can you hear us now? the g-men looking to leave 100,000 speechless. and a san diego slugfest comes down to defense. >> sproles, the d'back, he gets a hit in the backfield. the ravens stop him. >> don't miss how the bears booted a champ. and a race in time. they're stunned by the texans. frank gore is running and running. the tigers fall back. and why the race isn't a open and shut case for the yankees. the sprays for the sprint cup is on. they're locked in a fantastic finish. "sportscenter" coming at you now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> "sportscenter" on your tube. kevin negandhi with john anderson. you think you have a big screen at home, you've got nothing on jerry jones and the cowboys. >> but if you punt a football on your tv at home mom will be furious with you. giants-cowboys, 100,000 football crazed texans, official grand opening in the new

frank gore, two yards. you got eight guys in the box.you get through there's only three left to beat and there goes frank gore. he's running like people are chasing him. they are but won't get him. 39-yard touchdown run for gore. the 49ers win it 10-0. looks like he dove but he got tired and fell over. matt hasselbeck, plagued his ole shown. that's not request. patrick willis is on him. he won't return, x-rays negative. we have to monitor his progress. wallace to jones. seahawks down 13-10 at the half. let's flash back because you can actually never see enough barry sanders. he's retired in the hall of fame but sometimes you like barry to wash over you. last guy with two touchdown rushes at least 79 yards or more was the great barry sanders. in the third quarter. put nine in the box. that didn't work. let's go nine. if you get by the nine then there's only two left to chase you. how's that? two t.d.'s, 207 yard, 16 carries. miners won 23-10. no heroic come, the jets defense stepping up. mark sanchez feels for tom brady. and a cowboys sea

gore had 30 yards on thank you 22 carries week one.lone. >> you can't run against nine in the box. >> yes, you can, if you're frank gore. >> get a seal here and a seal there, and you are gone. >> again, gone. 89-yard touchdown run. he's the second player in nfl history to rush for two touchdowns of 79 yards or more in one game. the other is barry sanders, and it was the cone of integrity. >> great job of pressing the hole, getting to the back door, and then it's nothing but a foot race. >> 16 carries, 207 yards. niners win 23-10. chris johnson averaged 12.3 yards per carry on sunday. it wasn't even the best. that's because, trent, frank gore had more, 12.9, which by the way, good enough to be third highest single game average since 1970. ladies and gentlemen, it is that time of the program. the vikings and the lions. it started out with so much promise even though brett favre making his 271st consecutive start in the regular season. spot shadow on jason hunter. when you can go by phil loadholt like this and sack brett favre, we're goin

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we'll count them down. >> frank gore to the house again! 80-yard touchdown!nt out to cover him. what happened? handoff. dorsett up the middle. here he goes! what does greatness taste like? cuts to his right! he's going all the way! he may go! grab a miller lite. to the 30, to the 40! from the rich golden color and real beer aroma... he's got two men to beat! to the 20, to the 10! to the true pilsner taste. touchdown! unbelievable! there's light beer. and then there's triple hops brewed miller lite. taste greatness. tony dorsett is in the record books! 99 yards! >> trey wingo and trent dilfer here with you on "engineered to win." big plays from the colts is what they needed because they didn't have the ball very much. >> that's the only answer when you're getting your tail kicked in every aspect of the game is to make huge plays which is what peyton manning and the colts did. they engineered big plays and started on the first play of the game. hard play-action, go to your favorite target down the middle of the football field, let him break a tackle and finish

we'll count them down. >> frank gore to the house again! 80-yard touchdown!de. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> trey wingo and trent dilfer here with you on "engineered to win." big plays from the colts is what they needed because they didn't have the ball very much. >> that's the only answer when you're getting your tail kicked in every aspect of the game is to make huge plays which is what peyton manning and the colts did. they engineered big plays and started on the first play of the game. hard play-action, go to your favorite target down the middle of the football field, let him break a tackle and finish the run. and then later in the game, you're starting to get some pressure, you don't know how to generate another big play, what do you do? you go to garcon on the screen and get a good block. >> waiter, waiter. >> boom, he's gone and finish the deal and only had the ball 15 minutes and made two big plays like that. >> under 15 minutes, as long as they've been keeping time of possession as an official stat, the shortest amount of time anyo

frank gore, two yards. you got eight guys in the box.d there goes frank gore. he's running like people are chasing him. they are but won't get him. 39-yard touchdown run for gore. the 49ers win it 10-0. looks like he dove but he got tired and fell over. matt hasselbeck, plagued his ole shown. that's not request. patrick willis is on him. he won't return, x-rays negative. we have to monitor his progress. wallace to jones. seahawks down 13-10 at the half. let's flash back because you can actually never see enough barry sanders. he's retired in the hall of fame but sometimes you like barry to wash over you. last guy with two touchdown rushes at least 79 yards or more was the great barry sanders. in the third quarter. put nine in the box. that didn't work. let's go nine. if you get by the nine then there's only two left to chase you. how's that? two t.d.'s, 207 yard, 16 carries. miners won 23-10. no heroic come, the jets defense stepping up. mark sanchez feels for tom brady. and a cowboys search puts them on the heels. >>> wnba, first round

nancy pelosi didn't say that al gore was insighting violence against bush when he said that. this double standard is glaring. >> yes. please, it's hypothetical. -- hypo critical. now all of a sudden they want to dust off the cobwebs of the miss manners book and say be nice, be courteous. what's not courteous is them saying the american people are violent and these tea parties are outing control. it's very disrespectful. how is it supposed to be the party of the people when they are criticizing those people for exercising their freedom of speech in sean: i like what pete sessions said, the speaker is now likening genuine opposition to assassination. if anyone is ratchementing up the rhetoric, this kind of thing and the phony crocodile tears, nancy pelosi was silent when al gore said when he said, when harry reid said when he said. she made incendiary remarks. >> they're hypocrites. they're politicians. sean: she's a hypocrite? look into the camera and say that. >> nancy pelosi is a hypocrite like every other politician in existence. this is a game we do where democrats critici

frank gore exploding. >> absolutely exploding. advantage. >> he might be getting faster. >> he might still be running. he is. >> he went 79 yards and now he is going 80 yards. the 49ers win again. >> number seven matt cassel's debut with the chiefs against the raiders. >> this is a great play laying out to get it. >> manning down the middle for clark. dallas clark into the clear. opening play, touchdown colts. >> that pulls the plug on the party. >> i call that guy the sheriff. >> there is tiger woods waiting on the sideline for peyton, way to go man. >> that is number six. number five, texans and titans. chris johnson with a huge game. >> we can both still play if teams play defense like that. >> how do you not cover the most explosive weapon for the opposing team? all he does is split the backfield and the great run here. big plays for the tennessee titans all day. >> more on this game later. ravens and chargers at number four. phillip rivers, could be a breakout year for vincent jackson. >> big time play and big time receiver.

gore and anderson put them on notice.nswer the question comes in the house on uprooting the conference report. and somebody should get up and say, bob to be the logical guy to do it, now we think in good conscious, we should have taken at least some part of what the senate had. you see? we think there should have been some kind of a medicare program. and we want more conference. we want to go back and confer. and i'm against that conference report. you recl all my frustrating efforts to get that conference, when i lost my amendment. and i would say, but the one time i did get the conference report,. [inaudible] and we beat the conference report. i would say that you can get a vote on it, and when they bring it back up, when they bring it back to the house and bring that thing out you can say wait a minute, i think we should have taken some form of medicare and i think that we ought to go on record over the spirit and in the only way to do is to vote against the conference re@ort. that is my thought right now. >> forget i

nancy pelosi didn't say that al gore was insighting violence against bush when he said that. this double standard is glaring. >> yes. please, it's hypothetical. -- hypo critical. now all of a sudden they want to dust off the cobwebs of the miss manners book and say be nice, be courteous. what's not courteous is them saying the american people are violent and these tea parties are outing control. it's very disrespectful. how is it supposed to be the party of the people when they are criticizing those people for exercising their freedom of speech in sean: i like what pete sessions said, the speaker is now likening genuine opposition to assassination. if anyone is ratchementing up the rhetoric, this kind of thing and the phony crocodile tears, nancy pelosi was silent when al gore said when he said, when harry reid said when he said. she made incendiary remarks. >> they're hypocrites. they're politicians. sean: she's a hypocrite? look into the camera and say that. >> nancy pelosi is a hypocrite like every other politician in existence. this is a game we do where democrats critici

this was the time of china gate and allegations about al gore and a buddhist temple.s never going to stop. >> as he was leaving the white house, there was of course the election with al gore and george bush. what was his assessment of george bush the younger? >> it was quite interesting. early on in the 2000 primaries, he said he thought george bush and john mccain who were the chief vie value, were mirror images that mccain was qualified to be president, but had no idea how to rurngs and that bush the reversion had shrewd political instinct, but he didn't think he had the moxie to to be a president. >> he called him an empty suit. >> called him an empty suit. >> rekoupts the confrontation between bill clinton a al gore. >> i didn't know to ask about that because sometimes he would just it will me i want to put on the record we had a two hour knock down from both sides about who was responsible for losing the 2000 election back and forth. >> because clinton wanted gore to use him. >> and clinton wanted gore to use a different strategy to run on the record saying you'r

sean: michael bloomberg has a new friend, al gore. the mayor, accompanied by mr. gore, announced earlier that the new group of city volunteers will paint 100,000 square feet white by october 9. apparently white absorbs less heat and thus saves energy the people would normally use on air conditioning. both of them are flying private jets, just for the record. i love that hypocrisy. when morning comes in the middle of the night... rooster crow. ...it affects your entire day. to get a good night's sleep, try 2-layer ambien cr. the first layer dissolves quickly to help you fall asleep. and unlike other sleep aids, a second dissolves slowly to help you stay asleep. when taking ambien cr, don't drive or operate machinery. sleepwalking, and eating or driving while not fully awake with memory loss for the event as well as abnormal behaviors such as being more outgoing or aggressive than normal, confusion, agitation and halluciations may occur. don't take it with alcohol as it may increase these behaviors. allergic reactions such as shortness of breath, swelling of your to

sean: michael bloomberg has a new friend, al gore. the mayor, accompanied by mr. gore, announced earlier that the new group of city volunteers will paint 100,000 square feet white by october 9. apparently white absorbs less heat and thus saves energy the people would normally use on air conditioning. both of them are flying private jets, just for the record. i love that hypocrisy. sean: tonight in your america, a video posted on youtube is showing the great lengths that some teachers will go to politicize their classrooms. it was reportedly taped at the bernice young elementary school in burlington, new jersey. it shows students who were believed to be from a kindergarten class singing several songs of praise to the anointed one, president obama. let's take a look. >> now, everybody, let's sing it together, on the count of three. all right. i like that. one, two, three. ♪ sean: shocking. fox news is working to confirm whether or not the video was shot during school hours. joining me now with reaction, a columnist and fox news anchor kimberly guilfoyle. if -- my he

al gore still has a lot of clout in the department of energy to secure this loan. a lot of other car companies that did that get to as low. they are being magnanimous about it, that it is highly possible that maybe they have the best model. is that the case? of >> note -- is that the case? >> no, that is probably what they're pr people are -- what their pr people are telling them to say. i think that they are being very magnanimous, but behind closed doors they are much more worried about this. the true hands of bipartisan chip are coming through here. the republican president signed this, and a democrat taking advantage of it. megyn: one of these cars costs $89,000, but there is another company called tesla that got $465 million for the same program. their car cost $109,000. all of this money to encourage the building of fuel-efficient cars. pal is this going to make any impact on people trying to purchase a fuel-efficient car that cannot afford to buy these? >> it is not. this is not going to help average americans. it what it does is it creates a new market for

>>> frank gore to the house again. 80 yards, touchdown, niners! >> this is "sportscenter." >>> backing up the trash talk. the jets skk, -- the jets asking, with can you hear us now? the g-men looking to leave 100,000 speechless. and a san diego slugfest comes down to defense. >> sproles, the d'back, he gets a hit in the backfield. the ravens stop him. >> don't miss how the bears booted a champ. and a race in time. they're stunned by the texans. frank gore is running and running. the tigers fall back. and why the race isn't a open and shut case for the yankees. the sprays for the sprint cup is on. they're locked in a fantastic finish. "sportscenter" coming at you now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> "sportscenter" on your tube. kevin negandhi with john anderson. you think you have a big screen at home, you've got nothing on jerry jones and the cowboys. >> but if you punt a football on your tv at home mom will be furious with you. giants-cowboys, 100,000 football crazed texans, official grand opening in the new

steve, what worries me about cap an trade is that there are going to be some powerful people like al gore and his buddies could make a fortune out of this, so it might be ingained in our capital system as well as costing a lot of people. >> al gore is a master at that, and in more ways than one, but the bottom line is just because this bill is going to raise energy so much, it is already in political trouble. people understand they're not going to increase the output of energy, you will increase my energy, my fuel, cost more to transport goods. that's why it barely got through the house. >> what happens to our economy if both of these things are agreed upon? how can we afford it? >> we can't. we can't afford to do one let alone both. the best news about the energy bill is that it is shepherded through congress by henry waxman, possibly the most desperate congressman there. this thing has a lot of problems with it. i think healthcare is a bigger thet. >> jack's numbers are great but i believe president obama. all this tremendous spending isn't going to cost us anything! >> tea partiers pro

gore, 207 rushing yards.s ended up winning it 23-10. >>> texans and tightens, game tied at 24. chris johnson taking the handoff out of the shotgun goes straight up the gut and breaks free. johnson has an open house and everyone is invited to it. 92-yard td, third td of the game, fourth td pass and texans win it 34-31. that'll do it for this espnews update. now back to jeremy and vinita and "america this morning." >>> you can call it a creative wake-up call for climate change. >> more than 2,000 people formed a massive hourglass in central park symbolize the earth in a race against time. the human countdown kicks off a series of events to highlight the dangers of global warming. to see the change in her coat. d people stop us when we're walking, and they'll say, "did you shine up her spots?" [ woman announcing ] just another way purina one... unlocks the brilliance of nature... to transform the life of your dog. for us to see the difference in mollie-- we were really excited about it. it just makes you feel wo

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bye. >> president johnson and tennessee democratic senator albert gore senior is sr.ut the debate on medicare on september 2nd1964. later that day l.b.j. urges another senator to support medicare. in this call, the portion of the call with senate appropriations committee carl hayden of arizona. as this portion of the call begins. you'll hear l.b.j. mention barry goldwater. >> i see goldwater is plying back. is that close going to be -- vote going to be close today? on medicare? i see he's flying back from arizona. >> to vote on it. >> you don't let him beat us, carl. >> i voted this before. >> as i remember you waited for us to see if we had to have him. won't you do that today? >> i might. >> do that now, because we can't lose this one. this is one we can't lose. we got to have these old people and they think he's all over the country. and the polls show that's the most population we got. >> well. you agree to do what you did last time, wait and see. if we don't need you, do what you want to. but don't let us lose it and let the republicans win over me. >> i hate for

he also said gore ran away with their record.id hillary has much more reason to resent me than you do. but she won in new york this was a pretty raw conversation. host: next phone call. build on the independent line. caller: good morning. i appreciate you giving us a view of the president from this perspective. historically, i think in libya a very interesting president, as we go forward, especially not and what we know now. my question is really about his selection for the supreme court. could you shed some light on that discussion, especially with the recent abomination of sonia sotomayor, who is going to be the first latino woman on the court. it is just an interesting and juxtaposition. i wonder if you had anything to share about that? guest: first of all, he did not nominate lani guinier to the supreme court, but to the head of the civil rights division. that is a very important job. clinton nominated lani guinier, who had been a friend from law school, and during her confirmation, and topple into a over articles she had wri

i get it al gore seems leak a bad role in drakuala. he's trying to scare.ome of the facts are there. if that is true it doesn't make sense. i am like glen beck there. look at the camera. >> frank we have to g. >> next time on huckabee. thank you, frank. it has been a pleasure. frankicaliento. coming up. new york yankees great bernie williams now a guitarist and talk to him about his career after baseball and hear him jam with the little rockers. >> back in june we kicked off the summer with one of the boys was summer, a talented player who signed to the new york yankees organization when he was 15 years old and had a tremendous career ask a big reason why the team won four world serieses since 1986. >> your attention please, ladies and gentlemen. now for the yankees number 51. bernie williams. [applause] >> it is a drive out to left field that. is a beautiful play. >> center field. bernie williams and he makes the play. line drive. fair ball. 2000 base hit. >>> and dope to center field. it goes over the wall. it is a grand slam. bernie williams . bernie wil

what would al gore say if he were the starting center of the new york knicks. >> don't shoot that basketballing down acid rain. the environment must be saved listen, i understand the environmental argument and all that kind of stuff i totally get it be it, but sometimes al gore seems like a bad mall dracula like some of the factor there, sam of the facts, wait, if i think that's true that doesn't make sense. so i almost did a glenn beck there. like-- that's glenn beck. >> mike: frank, we've got to go. >> next time on huckabee! >> thank you, frank, what a pressure. frank caliendo. coming up, he's gone from center field to center stage. new york great bernie williams, we'll talk to him about his career after baseball and hear him jam with the little rockers. inner beauty is important, but not nearly as important as outer beauty. ♪ that's why i use covergirl's simply ageless makeup with olay regenerist serum. a department store brand can glob up in lines and wrinkles and actually make you look older. simply ageless stays suspended over lines and makes you look amazing. simply ageless from olay

frank gore a huge game.re johnson a great receiving game catching 10 balls for 149 on sunday. meanwhile what will joseph addai run for tonight? right now we are standing by with the new coach in indy. >> you lose anthony gonzales first half of week one. you sign hank basket. how do you see the reps of the wide receivers coming out? >> pierre garcon carrying the load for the most part. hank came to us. certainly can't learn the entire offense in a short period of time. we have areas in which we need him he will be able to go in and contribute. >> people are focused on the wide receivers. how do you get the run game going? >> it is something we have been consistently working on. you will see a better run game than we have. we have to get it going. that is an important part of our game. >> good luck tonight. >> jim caldwell of the colts. tom jackson, cris carter, keyshawn johnson, mike ditka and we will see you at the top of the hour for monday night countdown. we can start with you tom, most impressive team we

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for san francisco, frank gore at the moment listed as doubtful with ligament strain in his ankle and not the more serious high ankle sprain as has been reported. is a ligament strain in his ankle. quarterback injuries. chad pennington of the dolve fins injured throwing shoulder in their loss to san diego today. chad henne likely to start for them next week, the kid out of michigan. pennington will have mri tomorrow and marc bulger today of the rams who was injured today against green bay and kyle boller is nis hill his fill-in. al and cris to wrap it up next. . >> al: we left nothing on the bone in this one. let's talk about next week. all of a sudden you have a matchup. san diego comes in 2-1 but denver 3-0. shockingly. now their schedule starts to get tough in the afc west. but in the afc north, you have baltimore now at 3-0. you have cincinnati at 2-1 and the world champions find themselves at 1-2 and, all of a sudden, this becomes a pretty huge game for the steelers next monday -- sunday. sorry about that! first time in four years i messed that up! >> cris: that's not bad. early

if you were to think of a flip car al gore would drive. what would al gore drive?e would have to be called a karma, k-a-r-m-a. that's what al gore's ordered next. $90,000, little pricey for a journalist's payroll. but what's taking washington by surprise is the maker of the karma was fisker motors in california, got a $500 million subsidy from the government. should the government really be spending that kind of money for people who can get a $90,000 car. >> so the headline is gore's company is getting a bailout. he just owns one of the cars. >> he's ordered one of them. he backs it. >> he backs it by owning one. he doesn't actually back it, right? >> it's on its way. this is a plug-in hybrid. has a lithium ion battery. you can drive 50 miles at 75 cents a gallon. i guess, if you spend $90,000 on a car, like you need to save money on gas. i have good news for you, willie. mika and i can get the karma. you and i need to get for half price from the same company, the nina. the nina is only half the price. >> are you okay this morning? >> is that one of those small lit

. >> al gore is so boerg his secret service code name was al gore. >>> up next "the politics fix."he public wants the united states to get out of afghanistan. the military wants to increase the military. he is being told by the public to get out. david gregory of "meet the press" joining us in just a minute. to get energy. we should be looking closer to home. there are places off the continental shelf. natural gas can be a part of the solution. i think we need to work on wind resources. they ought to be carefully mapping every conceivable alternative. there is an endless opportunity right here. need a lift? hey buddy, i appreciate the ride, you know. no problem. ♪ mind if i take a shortcut? yeah, sure. ♪ i knew the subaru legacy was the smart choice... what i didn't expect... was the fun. the all-new subaru legacy. feel the love. >>> coming up, questions about the president's citizenship, nazi and communist signs at town halls. is racism playing a role in opposition of president obama announcer: trying to be good to your heart? so is campbell's healthy request soup. low in fat and

what al gore called the lockbox the federal government was able to take the surplus spend it elsewhere and leave behind and i owe you know those i owe you aren't likely to come due periods even though social security has a legal right to get the money paid to whistle a campaign is beneficial result least until the trust fund runs out and another 25 or 30 years it doesn't change the fact is putting tremendous pressure on the government as a whole. call also a security that money? is the u.s. treasury? " both the u.s. treasury the money? their bottom of the bar will raise taxes or reduce spending elsewhere. pearl last 50 years the total program government spending in the united states has consumed about one out of every $5 created in the economy about 20 percent of gdp. when the contracts of security and medicare medicaid there want to be 25% of gdp own estimate some fundamental changes. that doesn't count for defense spending or any shells would happen if one protector borders among your education course system you can see total federal spending rise from 20% to 3035 even 4 percent in t

me sentía delgada volvía a gore darengord >> reducir el tamaño del stom trabajo que tiene un solo deos enfermos nos dicen que es la primera vez ex estamos en flal de la comida. >> según el experto, la ventaja de la manga gástrica que no cambia en ocupar ccomparación, desvió. >> el 67% a los 2 años contra la solución de enfermedades asociadas, la presión alta, la diabetes, la privacidad del sueño. >> mónica perdió 80 libras en menos de 2 años y 5 días después de la cirugía ya estaba de vuelta a su vida normal. >> las compañías de seguro no cubren esta operación por eso solamente un 5% de los pacientes se la hacen. en miami. cecilia harris, univisión. >> bueno, parece que la madre naturaleza se está portando bien con el noreste del país. jackie ya está lista con toda la información adelante jackie. >> así es ilia, eamos experimentando temperaturas muy agradable que sí sentimos mucho frío. porque amanecer con temperaturas en el rango 50 grados y el termómetro. notamos en chicago, pero nuevamente sigue el centro de baja presión. generando lluvias frente al noreste y el golfo de méxico y

. >> al gore is so boring the secret service code name was al gore?michael. >>> up next "the politics fix." the public wants the united states to get out of afghanistan. according to all the polls. here's the dilemma facing the president. the military wants to increase the number of military there. he is being told by the public to get out. hot story here. david gregory of "meet the press" joining us in just a minute. this country definitely needs to focus on other ways to get energy. we should be looking closer to home. there are places off the continental shelf. natural gas can be a part of the solution. i think we need to work on wind resources. they ought to be carefully mapping every conceivable alternative. there is an endless opportunity right here. >>> properly resourced counterinsurgency probably means more forces and without question more time and more commitment to the afghan people and to the development of good government. >> that is admiral mike mullen testifying about afghanistan yesterday. those comments are the big headline on today's

he trying to help vice president gore launch the reinventing of government. he's doing the brady bill and 20 other things, all of which were on the white house agenda at the same te. and senator rockefeller, who w -- i'll put it mildly, an ardent champion of health-care reform, goes to his friendthe first lady, and said, "you people are screwing up. you don't have an organization here at the white house that is focused on what has to be done to persuade the country and the congress to ss this legislation. you have to get your act together or nothing is going to happen here. c-span: and he kept -- if i remember rightdidn't he want harold ickes into this thing? >> guest: he kept urging them to find somebody with political smarts who could pull this thing together. mrs. clinton had worked primarily with ira magaziner in developing the health-care proposal, d mr. magaziner, to his credit, recognized that he s a policy person, but not a political person, not somebody who could manage this on capitol hill. and rockefeller kept saying to the white house, "who are

. >> if you want to look nice, you bet gore and get your hair done because this stuff does mess your hair up. >> australian authorities have removed nurse betty's videos from youtube and they scrutinized every controversial move. >> police will investigate the role that dr. philip nitschke who was in the house when the woman died but denies helping her commit suicide. >> you're sailing pretty close to the wind. >> yeah, and one hopes one doesn't make a mistake. >> the detective seized two laptop computers connected to the death of -- >> you plan people to plan ahead. >> yes. >> for the possibility they might want to kill themselves? >> yes. >> i have come away extremely heartened knowing there are options. >> i don't think it's being forced on anybody. the doctor's opinion. >> we tell them about how you can control the gas flow using a fitting that fits on to a cylinder. >> but if you weren't giving people the information, they wouldn't be do this? >> that's true. they'd probably go out and hang themselves. >> okay. >> this is peaceful. it's quick. it works. >> in nitschke's book "th

what will gore do about this? >> reporter: soon noah was researching every man who's held the presidential office. and by age 11, he wrote his first book. which is "the essential book of presidential trivia." now noah has a second book about the littlest people who live in the white house. >> i thought that that would be really cool to have a book that's interesting about something that we've all kind of wondered, what's it like to be the child of the president? >> reporter: according to "first kids" - living in the white house didn't stop our presidents' children from acting their age. >> there were a lot of interesting stories like the time when one of the theodore roosevelt children brought their pony algonquin up to the other sick roosevelt child through the white house elevator. >> reporter: noah didn't just "google" this information on the internet. finding it took some serious time and dedication. >> he spent almost a year he worked really hard did a lot of research he traveled around the country to the dif

i remember when al gore was running for office the big scandal there was because i think there were some nuns with an asian group and he wasn't supposed to accept that money. so why they are a lot in foreign cotrie people in foreign countries to donate money so that they can skew r elections and get a what he liked it. i would like -- >> host: oy, caller, appreciate that. >> gue: you are right on the law, that is it is illegal for foreigners or foreign companies to put moneynto election campaigns. i don't know the facts that you are referring to that supposedly happened in the 2008 election. it should be investigated and stopped in the federal election commission should look into it but i'm not aware of that. >> host: this related ta few or by e-il, cpotions are related to the first amendment, how do corporations like toyota, honda, etc. which are not american corporations fit into the schemef things? >> guest: that's a terrific question. ruth ginsburg basically asked the same question yesterday. if he were guing mr. olson there is no distinction between individuals and corporations, wha

and then gore and adderson can refuse to sign. when it goes back to the house, the senate is going to oppose this conference report. they would vote -- it will put at a son notice and they will oppose it. -- they will opposput addison on notice and they will oppose it. we should have taken an least some part of what the senate had, you see? we think there should have been some kind of a medicare program. we want more conference. we want to go back at them with the conference report. you recall old mine frustrating efforts to go back to conference. but the one time i did get to conference, we beat the conference report. you can get a vote on it. when they bring it back to the house and bring the thing up, you can say, wait a minute, i think we should have taken some part of medicare. i think we ought to go on record on this. the only way to do this is to vote against the conference report occurre. >> i will talk to him later and much obliged to you. >> that is president johnson and russell long, a member of the conference committee

vice president gore, remember, flew there. he actually broke the law, jim, and helped get the kyoto deal. he endorsed it. the u.s. senate never ratified it even when bill clinton was president and president bush walked away from it altogether. whether it's that difference of opinion with the europeans or a difference of opinion over who is going to step up and commit more money to help the poorer countries adjust and adapt, the underlying feeling among many delegates in this hall is we know president obama has a different level of commitment to this goal, but we are not sure that the u.s. political system will actually deliver. >> suarez: between them, china and the united states account for about 40% of the world's emissions. but what about the other big pollutors that are there in new york this week, russia, japan, western europe? are the big industrial countries any closer to an agreement this week? >> warner: it is too early to say. this is the end of the day. as you know, ray, this meeting was regarded as the last chance

gore won the debate. he was professorial and very informative. and i at end of the debate wait for the postdebate coverage. sure enough, boy, george bush waseally funny. did a good job in that debate. w!, i'm looking going, did they just watch, the media is telling people that, so i get calls from people saying wow!, jason, i don't know, looks like, george bush won that debate. they're getting that information from the media. so i got the idea then. then once i saw obama at the convention give his speech back in '04, i just thought, wow!, if he ever got a chance to run i would be interested to see how the media tries to parse whate says and take him on. the book just wrote itself, i mean the first day of the democratic convention on. the first chapter in the book is called, these people. every network i would check, i just kept hearing that theme, these people. who are these people. so i said to myself, it would be interesting to see if next week at republican convention, who are these people, john and cindy mccain, i never heard that, these peop

al gore invested some money in the car and has already preordered his.your hands on the karma, get ready for sticker shock. it's estimated to cost $90,000. >> wow. but you save long, long, long term, i guess. >> right. there are a lot of hybrids out there. >> it's a great-looking car. >> it's gorgeous. >> you could have an aston martin for that fee. electric. >> you may need the heater on tomorrow morning, and certaly by thursday morning. outside now a change sweeping in. this will be the last 80-degree day of september. i guarantee you. >> it's a guarantee. >> last year we had our -- we still had a few 80s into october, but in september because of the cold air sweeping in, our temperature outside now, our high temperature we made it up to about 80 degrees. right flnow we're in the 70s, 7 degrees is the current temperature. we have five weeks of good old daylight savings. we don't have eastern standard time until november 1st. by five weeks from today, our sunset is 5:07. our temperature here is 77 degrees. not too far way. it's in the 50s. around the la

before september 11, there were plenty of issues on which it appeared that europeans were gored to create a pre-text for a fight. capital punishment was becoming a major schuman rights issue. i think europe felt the need for space between the united states -- if it had not been for the iraq war, they would have diverged over something else. to go back >> back to talk abo's misadventure. you have o a quote that i want to read. who is he? >> he is a commentary on the left. i do not mean to single him out in a book that attempts to pack a lot of information into a short space, you need to limit your examples. i am using his as a representative of the tendency that i am describing for europe to what to pull away from the united states. >> let me read it. "yearly to the rio days after the hryvna six suicide attacks on civilian workers in new york and washington, it has become painfully clear that most americans simply do not get it, schock, rage, and greeks there have been up plenty. but any glimmer of recognition of what people might have been driven to carry out such atrocities, sacrificing

the curtain on the new fall season at the box office where you'll find chick flicks and plenty of gore. we're taking a sneak peek at what's worth seeing. you're watching msnbc saturday. ( whooshing ) announcer: you could buy 300 bottles of water. or just one brita filter. ( drop plinks ) brita-- better for the environment and your wallet. back playing in the afternoon. excedrin back and body has two ingredients to block and relieve the pain. doesn't your whole body deserve excedrin strength relief? excedrin. what ache? >>> turning now to the hollywood box office, the crucial summer season is one of the biggest of the year. the u.s. box office ticket sales are at an estimated $4.4 billion so far for this season. still, attendance is off a bit this summer. but now a new crop of fall movies is coming, including this one you're looking at. that is "cloudy with a chance of meatballs." let's talk about the early reads for these films. joining me live with "life and style" magazine, dawn yannick. good morning. >> good morning. >> coming out in september, one getting a lot of attention is "jen

but this big industry, and the president of the united states is on board on the industry, al gore hasde $100 million from it. i don't understand why so many people around the world just buy it. they just -- like green peace comes out and says ok, the california wildfires, terrible, are spreading faster because of global warming. you say that's bull. there is no science to back that up. i will submit to you, joe, millions of people believe green peace. they don't even care about the data. >> that's a problem in society today. you are a historian. you know the facts. you have to go back and look. take the hurricanes, hurricanes are stronger now. is that so? how with were we measuring hurricanes back in the gulf of mexico in 1920 and 130. when you look at the hurricane now, it's like we have a patient tied up to ic unit we are constantly monitoring every single second. look at the strength in landfall hurricanes, for instance, they are no different than what they were 30, 40, 100 years as. 1934 hurricane up the eastern seaboard 600-mile diameter. it drove the board walk in atlantic city

. >>> a tiny car company backed by former vice president al gore got a government loan for more than dollars. jennifer westhoven has details on the loan and why some people are outraged. >> yeah. >> what gives? >> what's your smell test on this? what do you think about this? $529 million of your money, your taxpayer money loaned out to help build a hybrid car. we ain't talking about a regular hybrid, but a sports car that costs $90,000. it's going to be made in finland and it's a company connected to the former vice president. wall street journal is reporting on the loan that has some groups really outraged. they say this is your money being spent on a car called the karma, a status symbol for rich people to park it in their driveway. they say they are working on a more affordable sedan and often new technology starts out more expensive. but if we could get this loan, it could become more and more affordable and everyone could afford it. we shall see. >> smell test. >>> bernie madoff's family in the crosshairs, being sued for $198 million. this is by the court-appointed trustee. this