. >> are you here to see al gore? >> bill: and waters world, the al gore edition. watters even caught up with gore himself. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'riley and thank you for watching. senator robert menendez in it big trouble. the 39-year-old new jersey democrat has been in the senate and now is the chairman of the powerful relations committee. allegations that he took private jet trips to the dominican republic, which he did not slows as required by senate rules. his friend,]lt dr. solomon melg, hired underaged prostitutes, and senatosenator menendez denies t. the fbi now involved in the case, raiding the florida office of doctor melgen. the doctor is of course investigated for a number of things, including fraud. and menendez is in trouble. there's no question that he broke senate rules. and the whole story is beginning to unravel. melgen has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars. and bill and hillary clinton even vacationed at his home. the office of menendez but not the senator himself has issued thi

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activist all gore and is that -- al gore and is that -- if you couldn't find for your business a more sustainable choice to sell to. >> i think it is sustainable. what is not sustainable about it? >> jon: a nonfossil fuel based buyer? >> look. they have the highest quality, most extensive best climate coverage of any network in the world. jeff godell tweeted today on what al jazeera is doing on climate coverage. they are very, very good. >> jon: the bar is not high. >> the bar is not high. >> jon: we don't have climate change coverage in america. >> it's maybe beginning to change since superstorm sandy. think about last year we went through this lerks -- election leer which happened to the hottest in the country. 60% in drought. big fires in the west, superstorm sandy, $110 billion in climate related disasters and we had all these presidential debates, not one single journalist in any of the debates asked any of the candidates a single question about the climate crisis. that is pathetic. >> jon: i don't think there's any question about that. [cheers and applause] no question. >> so he

al gore? >> you near business with this count reap that is enabling your ultsmate foe climate change >> i think i understand what you are getting at. ouch. >> you know, al should have done my show. i would be nicer than his pals in the other networkings. but the duplicity of us and rush to sell out of a pathetically unsuccessful network tv to al-jazeera so he could avoid the higher tax rate. al-jazeera is owned by oil-country of qatar that made al gore and his cronies 15-- 500 million that had fewer viewirs than those on the test station of diluth, minnesota at 2:00 a.m.. his take 100 million . fossil fuel funds drilled out of a sand much a network that has a trade mark, balance covering osama bin laden . that is it of course, before bin laden was dispatched to a region where not even a deep drill bit can reach. he flies in fleist jets and drinkings more fuel than drinkings and living in a 20,000 square foot mansion. that uses more energy than some small countryings. >> that is not an issue fo

gore defending the sale of san francisco-based current tv to al jazeera.fact, gore's business partner and friend atherton-based joel hyatt takes it a step further, no apologies and some sharp words for his critics. whatever your belief, al jazeera is now coming to the u.s. airwaves thanks to these two men. >> well, i don't quite get this. we have another garden and we'll rip it off and put in another garden. >> the chance is you've never seen or heard of joel hyatt until now. the unassuming multimillionaire has pulled off a deal along with his business partner, former vice president al gore, that has shocked the media world. >> hello there, the headlines from al jazeera. >> we studied very hard what al jazeera was doing around the world to make sure we would be comfortable with it and al jazeera is carried on israel's satellite system and if the israeli public is comfortable learning what can be learned from al jazeera, i think the american public will be as well. >> gone is san francisco-based current tv. a groundbreaking network that never really got off

when did al gore become the al gore we know today with the strong opinions that you have. if seems that you've been liberated to say what's on your mind with no sense of consequence for whatever damage -- >> sounds reckless. >> rose: well, not reckless but certainly liberatedment i'm serious. was there a time in which you basically said i got nothing to lose. >> freedom is just another word. >> rose: yeah. thanks to countries christopherson, right, who wrote that song in nashville, by the way. >> he did indeed and janice joplin made it famous. >> rose: exactly. >> when did you become who you are today. >> well, see, i-- my narrative would be very different from that i wrote a book before i became vice president called earth in the balance which people said whoa, how can you just let things loose like that and say what is on-- i mean, you know, i've done that for a long time. when i ran for president the first time in 1988 i announced with a speech that said the reason i'm running is to bring more attention to the global warming crisis. >> right. >> and people said well tha

. >> brown: former vice president al gore joins us to talk about his new book as well as money, politics and the future of democracy. >> the congress is virtually incapable of passing any reforms unless they first get permission from the powerful special interests. >> woodruf do americans trust the feral vernment? andrew kohut says a new pew poll shows the majority do not. >> brown: and ray suarez gets the latest on the chinese hackers who allegedly mounted a four-month cyber-attack against the "new york times." that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: former u.s. senat

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plus al gore will have have more on the visit and why some people are not happy about it. >>> we have traffic moving well on the peninsular and we will have more traffic for you and more bay area weather coming up. stay tuned. . >>> good morning, well, i live around the bearings once it burns off, it will be sunny and nice. >>> cleanup effort are underway in mississippi after a destructive tornado blew through the state over the weekend. more than 570 homes and businesses were destroyed. more than 80 people were hurt in the storm and more than 7,000 people are without power a storm shelter has been set up for people without homes. >>> the storm dropped record- breaking snow and the big concern is that roofs could collapse under the roofs. >>> rain in the big easy is expected during fat tuesday celebrations but organizers say it will not keep people off the streets. [crowd noise] -- [applauds], [crowd noise]. >> they are expected to bring as many as 1 million people around and it will be held tonight and the event holds creative costumes and colorful beads. that event kicks off at 5:00

i am, of course, speaking of al gore.ing new book out called "the future six drivers of global change." welcome back. >> thank you. good to be back. >> now, we could talk about everything and we will talk about the book, which is fascinating. but since i have you, so much we could cover. gun control. you and bill clinton passed the first big assault weapon ban. do you believe that that was responsible for your losses in the mid-term election, which has cast a shadow on the democratic party making even today conservative democrats or moderate democrats very reluctant to embrace any kind of tough gun control laws? >> i think it was only one of many factors, fareed. others, including some with keen political mind have focused on that as a central element in the 2000 campaign. i think it was only one of many issues and i think that some have given it way too much responsibility for the result in 2000. i think that the tragedy at sandy hook school is really a watershed event that is likely to change the political discourse. i'

the "newshour": syrian refugees escape to jordan; the iranian threat to israel; vice president al gore"the future"; a lack of trust in the federal government and chinese hackers hit the "new york times." but first, the other news of the day. here's kwame holman. >> holman: the u.s. senate voted today to suspend the nation's debt limit through mid-may. that lets the government go on borrowing to pay its bills-- beyond the current limit of $16.4 trillion. republicans and democrats supported the legislation, but both sides also complained about kicking the issue down the road. >> i've had enough of it. the people of indiana have had enough of it. the people across the country have had enough of washington postponing real action on the most serious challenge facing our country namely the out of control spending into further deficit and debt. >> obviously democrats would prefer a longer suspension of he debt ceiling which would provide additional economic security and stability as we continue to find ways to decrease the deficit. raising the possibility that the u.s. could default its oblig

guest gore is the generation's -- >> greg: is gore the generation's snake oil salesman?: no. he was getting paid. i don't begrudge him the judgment to sell. i don't agree selling it to al-jazeera but the's capitalism. he came up with an idea -- >> greg: you spent a lifetime talking about how'm the oil companies were and you shouldn't be beholden to the oil companies. >> andrea: he advocates for the taxpayer dollars, government subsidies to go to the green energy companies to then have the -- >> kimberly: he's hypocritical. >> bob: he raised climate change as an important issue. it will haunt you and you believe it doesn't exist. it does. [ overtalk ] >> andrea: i want to give the media credit for asking him the tough questions. matt lauer asked him a tough question and letterman did. shocking. you have to give him credit. >> eric: what does al-jazeera mean? >> andrea: no, is it hypocritical? they didn't have to ask him. >> greg: he himself thought it was odd. we have to take a break. don't ever bring chicken wings on the the table. >> kimberly: just because i can eat wha

and then come o gore there was the momentum and fourth/goal.nd if you want to question the something jim harbaugh said that the referee missed a call. how about that play selection? he cracked a little bit in the end. 34-31 the baltimore. as time runs out. for the first time the 49ers in the city of san francisco and northern california find themselves on the short end of a super bowl. montana, steve young, the harbaugh family what a great story. with post-game reaction. >> in the locker room there were saying let's go. we have to believe. we have to keep our spirits high everybody was talking. and then the harbaugh came in and they had this look on their face that we can do it toward >> i felt that our guys battled and competed we had a spark. and i thought they did that, the battle to to get in it and paddled right to the brink of winning at. >> people are going to find what they find but the only negative sign that frank gore was saying that it was that he was the better team. >> there have been times that if the weather runs long? and if ry

they were hearing, "inglis has left the reservation, he is over there somewhere with al gore."o how are things around here? >> they're slow, how the economy is way off. >> when you get the financial collapse going, that's what made it possible for some well-spent money to blow doubt into the science, because, you know, the bankers failed us, the federal government is failing us, it's spending too much money, and these scientists who are funded by that federal governmentthey are probably in it too, and besides, they're godless liberals. >> hockenberry: inglis was defeated. >> bob inglis was defeated in a republican primary, 79% to 21%. now, how many times has an incumbent who isn't in prison or facing a prison sentence lost his own primary by 79% to 21%? this was overwhelming. but, what's happened is... >> hockenberry: the smile on your face suggests, "man, we won one." >> of course we won one. >> we're on threco and our grandchildren, our great-grandchildren are gonna read... >> hockenberry: this climate hearing in the lame duck congress was inglis's last. >> ...your child is s

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better than frank gore.e leader in both rushing yards and touchdowns. on sunday, he'll have a chance to add a super bowl to that but cbs-5's michelle grieg dn't know >>> they probably know the super bowl is just a couple of days away. >> cbs 5's michelle griego shows us that you wouldn't know it, looking at new orleans right now. >> super bowl is in four days or so now. if you look up and down the streets of bourbon street, nobody is in any kind of jerseys for either team yet. >> reporter: well, that's not entirely true. >> i tell ya, i feel like i'm overwhelmed with with the ravens' fans out here. >> only two ravens fans. >> yeah. two. >> reporter: and like a good gumbo, there are some other random ingredients. >> i am an eagles fan. cowboys fan. >> reporter: but that's not adding up to the numbers local business owners had in mind. >> all the business owners are just kind of freaking out, wanting to know where everybody is at. everybody keeps sending people home. >> reporter: so on this thursday, before su