the thing about former vice president gore. cliched saying, living well is the best revenge and he's been having a wonderful revenge moment. >> revenge life. >> yes. >> the last thing, steve, was surprising to me, is that he's hoping to enlighten rupert murdoch and took him on in a public forum. and no spoilers here, but you talk about the fact that he hasn't given up on trying to convert murdoch to the path of lightness, if you will. >> kind of in general i think history has proven to be on al gore's side. global warming is real. he was saying that 30 years ago, he really is a prophet with a p-h in that regard and this kind of fascinating thing is that he's devoted to business and to making money and to being involved in interesting projects. but he's got this kind of weird missionary side. not weird in any kind of profound sense, but in contrast to the rest of his life. so that he does seem to be willing to go into the wilderness, fly to istanbul. talk to a couple hundred people and he seems willing to convert the world one b

charles: al gore is bashing and we're questioning.e is no such thing as ethical oil, but he respectfully reportly made millions on selling his stake. i don't get it, this is nuts, he made a lot of money selling his company to an oil company, but saying it is unethical. >> this is what i would call "an inconvenient truth." i mean not surprising to me, i think is is great you highlight this, it is not found anywhere else. but it u.s. is not -- it does not surprise me. it makes him look like a high price money launderer. >> come on. >> he is. charles: a great point. >> he is taking money and making it pure, he admits it isot. he is laundering their money for them. >> everyone likes to have fun with poor al gore. >> i'm italian. charles: he is anything but poor. >> this is fox business channel, you should get this. charles: the fox or business. >> business. >> al gore owned 20% of current. 80% was controlled by other people. charles: they sold without his consent? >> let's talk about what we know, one thing we know there has been a lawsui

is really behind that sentiment you see al gore helped start the t.v.network current t.v. in two thousand and four this year he sold it to al jazeera and pocketed seventy million bucks personally from the sale of al-jazeera is largely funded by qatar a country that largely makes its money from oil you know that thing we keep burning that al gore says is changing the climate and doing the planet. he also holds an undisclosed number of shares of the occidental petroleum corporation which is reported to be valued somewhere around a million dollars and he flies around the globe and jets powered by lots and lots of fuel to give speeches for which he charges one hundred seventy five thousand bucks apiece. in two thousand and four gore and a former goldman sachs director co-founded an investment fund called generation investment management the fund is supposed to incorporate sustainability into its investment approach the fund has about eight point five billion dollars in assets under management which include holdings in procter and gamble and colgate palmoliv

. >> he's saying al gore. >> the cat is in the car.y the cat doesn't like to ride in the car. so it's, you know, a little disturbed. maybe it's worried about, i don't know, global warming, so it's saying al gore. >> maybe not so much a democrat as an environmentalist, to realize he's in the car, hate the car, car responsible for global warming, therefore al gore. it sounds like he's saying, a car, a car. >> are you saying he sounded like him? >> no. >> sounds like he's saying it. for a second i thought you were saying he sounded like al gore. i never thought al gore sounded like a cat. >> everybody says don't mess with an animal. right? watch this one. there's cookies on the ground in cambodia where people are vacationing, so the mama comes up and takes them. watch what they does. does she offer any to her baby? no. her baby picks up the crumbs. watch what mama does. she took her own kid's candy. >> it's almost like watching humans because their expressions are so readable. >> this is definitely not the first time this happened to them

the supreme court taking on bush v gore was a mistake she said it took the case and decided it time when it was still a bit of lection issue maybe the court should have said we're not going to take it by turns out the election authorities in florida hadn't done a real good job there and kind of messed it up and probably. supreme court added to the problem at the end of the day but the reality is that the court the supreme court in florida had ordered a statewide recount it was ongoing it would have been done in about a week and a half had the u.s. supreme court not stopped it by taking this case and at the end of a day when you know a year later when the news consortium the new york times usa today were supposed actually counted all the ballots in florida the new york times concluded quote if all the ballots had been reviewed under any of seven the single standards which was all of the standards that were used hanging chads chads pregnant chads people chads with them and combined with the results of an examination of over votes mr gore would have won by a very narrow margin so your

gore, the country was in an uproar over who 1. the majority of the court decided at the time that they should decide. >> let's make it clear, if the court does not touch this, the ruling of the florida supreme court stands, does not? >> but then it can go to the congress. >> how about a count? neither side really wanted count. that would have been nice. the idea at the time, it was suggested by some people, at least one person on this panel, that you appoint gerald ford and jimmy carter as cochairs and have a count of every ballot in the state and take it away from katherine harris and the political thinkers so it would be validated and verify. cartery ford and jimmy on hanging chance. to what we said earlier, i speak about this as a father and parent. >> and you still cannot get pregnant. >> speaking of, barack obama, the stand-up comment -- comic. >> one thing that they all agree on is they need to do a better drug reaching out to minorities. call me self-centered, but i can think of one minority they could start with. [laughter

if you lay that out, anybody should shun al gore.verybody should walk away from him and say he is a phony. but they don't. that will show you why people just aren't accountable. >> bill: he went on lauer and today shore and a few others. >> really? you think al gore has done the walk of fire over selling current tv to oil concern? >> bill: there is no doubt is he very hypocritical. >> when you get grilled by a player like matt lauer god for bid you have faced it all. >> bill: at least he did it. >> be as tough on her as he was on ann curry? >> bill: chris christie got his stomach stapled and i guess lost 40 pounds and there he is. you say? >> the tractor is in the republican party are saying he has had the lap dog surgery. i like mr. smith and row len ski. i will tell you this. he certainly knows how to get someone elected president. i guess he is going to do it for himself this time through. you have got to lose -- look at that billy. they couldn't ky him into a hock tore 800 it would look like an mri exam. >> bill: hey as a lot of

like al gore, the kind of warring sides between al gore, the environmentalist and al gore the capitalisttalist. this was a great business decision. you can argue about the price. >> i'd want him to negotiate my next deal. but there's fair questions to the point of whether you are being a little bit hypocritical if you sell to this company. if you're going to take part of that money and invest in the things -- >> $75 million -- >> that ain't a little bit of hypocritical. but al gore, though, good businessman. >> people don't realize between silicon valley and hollywood, america has minted a huge number of progressive millionaires. >> right. >> and billionaires. >> these people love al gore. they love him. they like doing business with him. they like his politics. every step of the way, he's been able to sort of align himself with people who have a lot of money and who are very smart. he's very engaged. he earns his money in silicon valley. he does his homework. you know, he's not just there as a figure head. >> they like him because he's a part of helping him make -- >> and the guy's a vi

it doesn't say al gore. it just sounds like al gore.ave a video of it. >> bark, bark, woof, woof environment. >> michael: that's it. that's an really unusual pet. >> isn't that weird. >> michael: you're lucky to have a dog like that. here we have it. hillary rodham clinton they're thinking about making a movie about her early years. everyone actress wants this. >> this script was on the blacklist, a list of hot script that have not been made yet last year. it focuses on a 26-year-old hillary clinton as she's deciding to pursue her career. the people in the running are reese weatherer spoon scarlet johansson. >> no philip seymour hoffman. >> and bill clinton wants to play himself. >> michael: thank you for being with us here in the war room. "the young turks" is next. have a great night folks. >> i think it's brilliant. (vo) first, news and analysis with a washington perspective from an emmy winning insider. >> i know this stuff, and i love it. (vo) followed by humor and politics with a west coast edge. bill press and stephanie miller. >

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. >> maya goring of alameda says in her mind, the next step for the boy scouts of america is to allow openly gay adults to become leaders in the organization. >> part of the question that comes up now is what happens when a scout who becomes an eagle and turns 18 and wants to help in his son's or his brother's boy scout pack and can't because he came out as being gay and now, at 18, you're done! that's something she wishes she didn't have to explain to her 7-year-old son, jeremy. >> i want my son to be proud of the organization. >> the boy scouts of america voted thursday to end the long-standing policy which banned openly gay youth from participating in the scouts. >> kids are better off in scouting. our vision is to serve every kid. we want every kid to have a place where they belong to learn and grow and feel producted. >> not everyone agrees with this history-making decision. john stenburger, founder of onmyhonor.net released a statement saying the vote today to allow open and avowed homosexuality into scouting will completely transform it into arn unprincipled and risky propositi

my concern is what happened to al gore, younger al gore in 2000. he was okay. he was center left and somewhat left. then he was pushed further left and he had to move over and grab the nader vote and nader got enough to beat him in florida. by moving over to the left, he gave it all to george w. that's what happens with the democratic party pushes itself to the left. it loses the critical 5% or 10% in the middle. >> republicans are doing it -- >> they are doing it on their own. >> like howard says, in '94 i voted for the assault weapons ban but i could go out there and talk to people face-to-face. >> you did that in '94. >> in '94, yeah. you can't do that anymore, because now they are inundated every 30 seconds by messages from all different media outlets, so we have to, whether it's on shows like this or through the political system, we've got to start making sure we're looking for the center and the compromise and the consensus and starting from that. >> you're now facing regional politics. i don't like that guy, he's telling us how big our cokes can be, that

. >>> plus, losing apparent hi was the best thing to happen to al gore of just ask his account apartment much the new estimate of his nine-digit net worth. >>> later in "the pulse," busting a move at the gym. >>> investors enjoying another record high on wall street. the dow closing above 15,000 tuesday for the first time ever gaining 87 points. abc's rebecca jarvis tells us what it means. >> reporter: the stampede on wall street reached a new milestone. the dow is now up a staggering 130% since hitting rock bottom in march 2009. in real terms, if you invested $10,000 during the worst of the great recession, today you'd have more than doubled your money to almost $23,000. the winning streak on wall street is now over four years long. that means this bull market run is about six months longer than normal. but it's still five years shorter than the best run ever. the question now, where do stocks go from here? well, i spoke with traders here at the new york stock exchange and they say they're using history as their guide. this is the strongest year since 1991 and back then, stocks rose an

on al gore.took a viagra and got three inches taller? [laughter] >> what i want to know, he always talks about, you know, the oceans are going to rise and stuff is going to start falling into the water, and then he buys an $8 million beach house. does that make any sense to you? >> that doesn't make any sense at all. it's still snowing in may in denver. >> it's unbelievable. >> it's unbelievable. i'm worried a little bit about north korea. >> sean, i don't know why you should worry about that. all of a sudden, i don't know what happened to that story. all of a sudden that story has disappeared, north korea. i mean disappeared, but i find it funny, but this, this north korea thing, they get irritate bad something and launch a bunch of rockets into space and it never works, they land in the ocean. north korea i figured out is the wiley coyote of countries. [laughter] >> his father was kim jong-il mentally ill and his son is too. he's usually trying to extort money from us. >> i'm not worried about

you may remember this infamous case back in two thousand when gore won the presidential election with the popular vote but florida was still up for grabs until full recount was made so essentially the supreme court dictatorially ruled in favor of the archaic institution of the electoral college over the popular vote when george w. bush the presidency and a more recent history we can point to the most controversial ruling of all citizens united the federal elections commission which granted corporations the same rights as individuals essentially equating money with speech now while we may not have a say in who was chosen to the supreme court it's at least worth noting who these people are and what interests may be motivating some of those who were in decisions that define this country. so who are making these in queens of the court well i'm going to go over a few of the most controversial first as mr lehrer instalments was appointed by george bush sr and nine hundred ninety this man's been referred to as our rock but no not first step doesn't terminations but rather because he spent a

reclaim their status and they initiated antitrust litigation, antitrust laws and or to import the gore argument that players have used beyond the collective bargaining process is self. >> host: mr. gould, why since 1995 have we not seen a baseball straight? what did you hope to place? >> guest: would see no baseball strike since i'm teen 95 for a number of reasons. as a result of their settlement, revenues have escalated enormously. at the time we intervened in 1995, the total revenues for baseball were 1 billion. at the time of the last collective bargaining agreement, does have increased sevenfold to martha's 7 billion. so in an era of prosperity, the players and the owners had something to share and bad ways who adopt the strikes of marcos became the paragon, became the model. now this is in sharp contrast to football and hockey with a series of blackouts. this highlights another feature and bad is that the players were smart. they realized they had something to give the owners. donors who are concerned about keeping down the cost not only for the veteran experienced players, but al

there was an exchange that happened between bush and gore. bush said at one point, al gore wants you to think that social security is a government program. it's not. it belongs to you and al gore had fun. he doesn't understand that the government program. the shows are ignorant he is. bush was right. social security is not like any other government program. sunday we paid for, blocks to us, and managed as a trust, that really is ours in a legal sense. bush's intentions are quite different. he wanted to encourage people to think of payroll tax is something they should put into a private account instead of letting it be managed by the social security administration. i think there is a profound truth that got turned around and cheesy people on the progressive side as well as the conservative site can get confused about this and the reality, the more fundamental reality of social security as a form of mutual aid gets lost sometimes. >> you've talked about the three stages in this effort to undermine social security. who do you see as people behin

we have no national right to vote is the supreme court affirmed this in bush v gore they said there is no right to vote for the president the united states and basically we have no right to vote in united states afghanistan and iraq countries that we created both have in their constitutions chris an affirmative right to vote isn't it time for us to put one into law well i don't know i think the wording of that document is very loose it says nothing about felons that says you know nothing about that and then it says congress gets to legislate about what that is so what if congress controlled by a bunch of radical right wing earth say anyone who belongs to a left wing group can't run suddenly the constitution in trying to congress gets that right is that language is once you've established the words right yet but then you give congress the right to legislate into in force into in no that sat that section two you'll find that in constitutional in a yes but that every constitutional amendment says drive a mack truck through but the no no no it's just you're missing the constitutional momen

he was bachelet al gore before algore was al gore. he turned out to be wrong, but that is a topic for another discussion even though his population global fear mongering was entirely wrong and because environmentalist are so totally beyond shame, he went on to that julian simon in 1980 the prices of five medals -- metals would be scarcer and cost more in 1990 and 1980. simon won the bet as availability of each increased during that 10-year period. just for grins, president of hamas current top science adviser helped erlich pick the metals to bet on. let's talk about some other sustainability myths and realities. we hear from environmentalist fossil fuel use is not sustainable. if not complaining about air pollution and global warming, it will simply run out of fossil fuels. the air quality reality is that we burn more fossil fuels than ever in our air, talking about china -- not talking about china but u.s., it is clean and safe as it was before the industrial revolution. i only want to talk about global warming because it is worth a

our eyes have seen very young children weltering in their gore in our own houses and dearest friends in captivity zero in j ray 7773 now goreham just 16 years before were attacked and a native frayed and several people had been killed and abducted but it is still fresh in the memories and we're using our daily bread and therefore we cannot be supposed to be fully with policy but let's get those do judges so far concerning rights as men will look with horror and indignation on the violation many women have been used to handle the cartridge to load the muskets and the swords between arab enemies have not grown rusty so so what they had discovered should these tensions ever move in the direction of violence violence, the militiamen and all the 250 towns of massachusetts were there for them and if the words from goreham as early as january 1773 rennie indication these people were willing to fight. so tensions would uptick of sam adams and john adams and other leaders were a way on their way to philadelphia the end of august and early september 1774 and thomas gage put into impossible sit

justice o'connor, she had seen a good part of her legacy endangered by the fallout of the bush be gore case and the more conservative justices that succeeded her on the bench identify can say anything more. she did not elaborate all lot so i will leave it at that. >> if you parse out what she says she says maybe we shouldn't have taken the case. which bakes the question then what do you do with the case? it wasn't a full recantation after justice powell who was the deciding vote in 1987 rejecting the gay-rights claim in that case and after he left the bench he said he felt he voted the wrong way. she did not say that. i don't want to attribute to her a global regret that she does not seem to feel. >> this is a question that i share ignorance. i left law school 50 years ago and i guess i can reveal the law school by saying another first-year law student was justice scalia. i am curious about the rationale and the history when you talk about the roberts corporation yet he is the newest justice, what the history and rationale of having the newest chief justice when in the academic univers

closer you get to mother's day more expensive the flowers goring to get. don't just order off line. >> prices tend to go up. >> yes. >> great advice. thank you very much. >> all right. >> well, things have changed. >> showers and thunderstorms we'll me talk about the moisture moving in. this is what you get looking at live doppler 7 hd. some of you reporting some heavy down pours and that is going to continue to be the case just south of bethel island we've been seeing lightning strikes. this moisture will be heading there. you can see strikes just northeast of there. livermore light rain now in deb blin. you can see we're seeing some light returns so light showers in some areas. down pours in others. and in the sierra nevada above 8,000 feet it's switching over to snow higher el vaigsz we're seeing snowfall. view you can see a few clouds there just indicating instability. san francisco right now 66 degrees. a mild 71 in oakland. from our camera you can see how cloudy sit right now. livermore 61 degrees. here is a lk at what is coming we're going to keep t

however if you -- we give them a male candidates though once over and there were comments about how goren don't get the entirely free pass but. >> on the cover one of the bush purves but to check about duke one negative speeeight deals with the woman who picked up her wardrobe originally got more flak and he did. >> 60 months of criticism but she also wrote to the path breaking accounts to deal with the problem so needless to say i was extremely pleased she found the book a useful way. >>host: the author of "the beauty bias" professor rhode published by oxford, booktv is on location and stanford university. >>host: abraham sofaer "taking on iran" senior fellow at the hoover institution and abraham sofaer is the current strategy of sanctions working against iran? someone i can put pressure on is blown negative revolutionary war and the answer is no. >>host: you talk about the revolutionary guard corps. who are they? >> created under the new constitution in 79 with the assignment of defending the islamic character of the iranian revolution. they have an enormous amount of assets and respon

the stage of rebuilding the country and the war has taken a lot from them and amounts of blood and gore -- horror. they are trying to rebuild the country. -- theystry of defense have the heavy artillery and i think that the current --ernment libya'sesignation of defense minister. thanks very much. an exposure and in northwest pakistan has killed 20 people and -- 10 people and wounded 20. the target was a campaign rally for the religious party in the --gu district grade district. several schoolchildren are among the wounded. 25 people were killed and over 60 were wounded. >> what more can you tell us about this latest attack, the second in two days? >> according to the district police officer, the bomb was on -- it was a very populated area. it was normally a very busy market. that is when the device was detonated. he was wounded and there were a number of other people wounded. second attack, as you mentioned. the taliban were quick to say that yes, we carried out this attack. today, the attack -- after the attack, this dirty forces decided to -- the security forces decided on a curve fo

. >> when you do the science, it's turns up none of the storms goring down gooft does keep track here is a time lapse do you see a pattern? there is none. we're looking at weather not climate. if there are more people to see them and more have camera phones. beginning a lot more than they have in the past. we're recording more. or to put knit a climate context a big tornado in the wrong time and place. >> and it wasn't an extraordinary storm. just happened to be one got into the wrong place. dr. muller says you can refrain from making aassumptions on how global warming will affect climate less than one degree so far. so all we know it may decrease. >> thank you very much. >> stay with us for latest developments. we've posted this bad skppblg you can share it on your time line to let your friends know about the red cross campaign to collect money for relief. you can make a $10 donation by texting red cross to 90999. >> super bowl 50 has been award to san francisco. nfl team owners met to announce golden state will host the golden super bowl ask will be played at 49ers new stadium sayin

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in brentwood, they were goring up for what could be a busy day with overnight winds up to 40 miles per hour and low humidity. the fire danger is extremely high. chief henderson said it was just coincidence and good fortune that the station reopened today. >> in my criticism, one of the earlier times i can remember being out for the first of may, it's been a very dry winter and we're going to see the consequences of it all summer. >> station 54 closed ten months ago because of budget problems and reopened with the help of a grant, but said a long-term solution is needed since the grant runs out in november of 2014. >> the heat will continue to top bay area weather headlines. the fire danger remains high with the red flag warning in place until 6:00 this evening. outside, here's our roof camera out towards the oakland estuary. mostly clear skies. we have been tracking patchy fog near the shoreline. but that's clearing out as well. you can see on the satellite, patchy fog is showing up. it's not extensive, but patches by parts of the marine county coastline and san mateo county coastline.

gore there was here he started working with coal and his friend bet him that he couldn't make freestanding sculpture out of it. but i hope you didn't put too much money on that. there's no getting away from the facts that coal and money will always go hand in hand in the cause of us region and the this multi-billion dollar business will always be dangerous but it's the glue which binds the people together it's the heart of the community and with new technologies being developed to make life safer for the miners and more productive for their employees to sell a pioneering spirit in there of siberia and still light down in the darkness. the real damage and complexity of this oil spill was not something you can grasp just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have a reported all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business if b.p. is the single largest oil contributor to the pentagon the us war machine is heavi

at stanford, they have mary grace gored -- guardiano. this is a picket of the bride, bride, the woman who they were celebrating, headed to a hotel to celebrate the wedding. she died in the fire. the family is here by her side at the hospital, and they have told the spokesman that they do not want to speak publicly right now. maybe they will reconsider that this afternoon, likely feeling pretty good about the upgrade from "critical" to "serious." that is the latest from san jose for abc7 news. >> the limousine company owner tells abc7 news that limo stop "will do everything possible to investigate and assist authorities in determining the cause of the fire in order to help bring forth answers and provide closure to the victims and their families." they said the company is "deeply saddened bit -- by the tragedy." stay with us for updates. complete coverage is at abc7news.com and you can get breaking updates on twitter. >> three died at a fire in a mobile home and two were children. it took firefighters half an hour to put out the fire. the

al gore is quick to blame any natural catastrophe which is terrible on man made global warming. it's argument through emotion. don't you care about these people? if you do, you will pass these laws and regulations that are anti-man. thank god for gasoline and oil to clean up the mess from the devastation. the greens have been wrong on every prediction they have made since it was called the ecology movement. >> any defending this democrat? >> i don't even -- i did research on it and global warming people don't even believe that tornados are caused by global warming. they will say that draughts are caused and hurricane, but tornados are not something they would even say. i am not sure why he said it and certainly the timing was terrible. >> the timing we showed a side by sidetwister was hitting moore, oklahoma. >> this was so insensitive and he has no clue. he's not the only one. what we have seen is the democrats using opportunities like tragedy that has befallen people. families that have been kill and trying to piggy back it for a political agenda. joe biden spoke to the gradua

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and barbara boxer and a l gore are always quick to blame natural disaster on man- made global warming at terrible pictures of devastation. if you care about them you will pass the laws and regulations that are anti- man. we thank god for gasoline and oil to clean up. the greens have been wrong on every single prediction they made since it was called the ecology movement in the 1950s. christen? >> global warming people don't believe that tornados are caused by global warming. they will say that drought are taosed by global warming and hurricanes. but tornados that is not something they would say. the timing television was terrible. >> yes, the timing, showing a side by side screen as the twister was hitting oklahoma sheldon was on the senate delivering a global warming speech. >> the guy has no clue, but he is not the only one. we have seen the democrats and liberals using this tragedy that has fallen on families and children that are killed and trying to piggyback it for their own political agenda. joe biden used that opportunity with the coast guard said offshore drilling threatens n

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