he said anybody except gore the doll or a communist. -- gore vidal or a communist.bc hired him, neither of them wanted to go on with the other but the lore of the nationals. light on prime tv was too great. and they were well paid. robert: about a grand tonight. -- about a grand a night. morgan: in 1968 dollars. brian: today that would be a great deal. morgan: i don't think the producers had to do any prodding. once it was established, they brought more heat than they expected. robert: it's very clear from watching that, there is not someone in their ear. someone today talking about -- hot topics, hot salacious topic number two. i don't think that was the norm in tv at the time, and i don't think these guys needed it. as morgan said -- morgan: and the moderator was a distinguished news man who i think was really kind of embarrassed by this. i mean, he was moderating, but he disappears for sometimes five or more minutes at a time. today, you would not have a moderator not jumping in every 30 seconds. i think everybody at the abc just sat back and let the fire burn. b

gore dismissed it and demanded equal time. brian: you knew gore vidal, did you know bill buckley at all? morgan: i did not. he was the revelation to me, i was familiar with gore, but i -- buckley the man, and buckley the tv personality. buckley told one of his editors, upon moving to new york, don't hang out with the conservatives, hang out with the liberals. the conservatives are boring. buckley's apartment in new york with his wife patricia was full of liberal writers and some of her gay friends and people in the art world. not what i would've thought of. he really had kind of a going salon in new york. robert: one of the things we learned was that he had this --he was very interested in political debates on television. but off tv, he was much more interested in arch, literature -- the arts, literature, he played the harpsichord and painted. he found it kind of boring to pursue that in his off-time. brian: we have a bit of video from the trailer which talks about your documentary. let's watch. >> so buckley was the devil. >>

. -- gore the doll. -- gore vidal. i was very interested in him as a character. buckley was someone we all knew from being such a tv presence, when i saw the debates i saw something that was really speaking to today as much as it was to 1968. we got excited and decided to make a film about it. brian: when did they start? and what was the point of your documentary? robert: they had their first confrontation in print in 1960 or 62. bill on the right, gore on the left. three columns, i think it was associated press that they did. it really became more personal when gore went on it the david celestine -- david suskine show and dismissed bill buckley as kind of a -- categorize it like the right had been categorized prior to his emergence. a crackpot, very far rates magazine -- very far right magazine and he had come along in the mid-50's and change those characters. he sort of made the right a respectable place to think and be. gore dismissed it and demanded equal time. brian: union gore vidal, did you know bill buckley at all? morgan: i did not. he was the revelation

gore: yeah. pres. johnson: i would say that he is fond of him and find out what his opinion is and try to see if our opinion would change. sen. gore: i will just go to clint's office and say i have this call, what do you think we are to do about it. pres. johnson: if you agree with me, clint, i'm going to get him and wilbur going and i'm sure that the president will agree to anything that we agree to. i know he has great respect for you clint and feeling towards me, and i know he will go a long. you stand for just about everything that i do, so you just get on it. i will get mike feldman on it. just don't take any chances. be mighty careful. sen. gore: could you possibly call herbert walters? let me see if he's going to be here. pres. johnson: they tell me he's not. sen. gore: he never understood this issue. he happened to be there when i made my speech the other day. he didn't realize the issue. the program takes care of the very poor. this bill will provide prepaid health care for the great body of o

>> al gore, are you a fan? >> i think that al gore is a good leader.he's not the answer, though. >> me and the o'reilly man probably disagree on al gore, because i'm going to assume he does. >> that's why i'm successful. >> come on and let's get this done! >> all right. what did you think of the gore speech? >> we didn't go to the gore speech. >> we just got back from the bar. >> what about van jones? >> i don't know who that is. >> i'm back! >> do you ever watch "the o'reilly factor"? >> no. what's that? >> that's the funniest thing i've ever heard. >> what is your favorite show? >> "the simpsons." >> i am not an o'reilly fan. >> do you watch fox news? this is for bill o'reilly. >> it is? >> hey, i love him. >> jesse watters on how much folks love and care about the folks who gave us freedom. >> who is your favorite founding father? >> abraham lincoln. >> aberaham lincoln. >> he's not a founding father, is he? >> no. >> nobody is goingggggg so we sent jesse waters out on the fourth of july to put things into perspective. ♪ >>> you guys know why you're

a fighting bull gored two people.recovering course that winds its way through the streets of the historic city. charlie d'agata is in london with why the runners take the risks. charlie, good morning. >> good morning. it's the thrill of the chase and a the adren rinne aline run. getting gored in the armpit isn't likely to stop him. with a bang it began. yesterday's half mile manic daredevil clash. the bull charged through the crowd looking to impale easy targets. the challenge is not only staying a step ahead of the bulls and getting gored but guesting past the others. >> the bulls are coming out behind me and i noticed another person in front of me. i couldn't get around him. i tripped and fell. one of the bulls happened to gore me in the armpit. >> there he is givinging a thumb's up. a few ifrmgs to the right and we might be telling a different story. 15 people have died since it began, a record made famous among the americans. last year's chicago's bill hillman got a gore near the groin. this year he's back for me.

. >> you are like al gore. >> who is al gore? >> he was the vice president.he green guy. >> i am wearing my magical crysta crystals. i love the earth. >> tehese are my healing crystals. >> i can. put it on your third eye. >> you have tomatoes? >> big tomatoes. >> juicy? >> can i try one of your tomatoes one time? >> if you come over. >> whacky chicken but i believe in love. >> can you give bill some advice on how to be a green guy? >> i want to invite bill to take a few moments to tap in. >> tap in, bill. >> putting on the ritz! >> what do you think we should do to help the environment. >> by beef. >> use solar panels. >> do you ever watch waters world? >> i do not. >> i am watters and you are in my world right now. >> fabulous. i am happy to be here. >> i don't buy that. >> what should americans do to combat climate change? >> solar energy. biking, taking the bus. >> turn this damn bus around. that will end your little field trip. >> that's an entire loaded question. >> turn off the lights and not driving so much. >> why you choose him? seems like you guys l

he suffered two gorings yesterday.merican and two others were also gored as the bulls ran through the city's streets. >>> back here in the u.s., students at the university of colorado had quite the experience with the great outdoors over the weekend. they watched as a bear climbed a tree near a residence hall on campus yesterday. the bear wouldn't come down. after four hours, wildlife officials tranquellized the gun bear with a dart gun. it missed a mat that was supposed to catch it. authorities say the bear is okay and that they returned it to the woods. >>> a man doing 50 ironmen courses in 50 states in 50 consecutive days will be completing his pennsylvania leg today. james lawrence is known as the iron cowboy. here's why. today, just today he's going to swim 2.4 miles, he'll bike 112 miles, and run 26.2 miles in straussburg monroe county. lawrence is doing the ironmans to raise money and awareness for the battle against obesity, particularly childhood obesity. every time he passes through a state, he invites famili

last year's chicago's bill hillman got a gore near the groin.k for me. >> i was gored twice actually. >> unlike the runners all the bulls do die to a matador's sword in afternoon bullfights. this year seminaked animal activists covered themselves in fake blood. it's webster's 11th year taking part. no regret. >> there's a camaraderie among the runners to be able to share the streets with these animals that are just beautiful. >> he told cbs news he hopes to be released. he plans to stay in pam polawe pamplona balcony. >> i know what i'd do. all it takes is one. >> you'd think. >>> all right. pope francis is calling for new sanctions as he wraps up the first leg of his south american tour. he stopped his popemobile to bless a woman. the security team hoisted her wheelchair so she could get close to the pope. how about that. he used the trip to push for more protection of south america's natural resources. >> how about this. hans is going solo. we'll show you what to expect. plus drama on the diamond. how the biggest catch in baseball happened dur

3 other americans were injured but not gored. i think 1 time to be gored would be enough. >> i think so. >> one risky adventure to another. >>> trending on facebook, a calgary man arrested after using more than 100 balloons tied to a chair to lift him off the ground like that movie "up." the guy jumped from a chair with a parachute and landed in downtown calgary. apparently an attempt to bring attention to his cleaning products company. the 26-year-old is charged with 1 count of mischief, causing danger to life. >> only him though right? >> apparently. >> all right. >>> the next story is a testimony to the fantastic set builders on a broadway show or the idiocy of an audience member. >> cast member tweeted before the hand to got show got started a guy jumped on the stage and plugged his phone into the ofake out-- the fake outlet on the set. another cast member said an electrical socket part of the play is not for you to charge your iphone. you know, just fyi. >> seems you would know that. >>> every young athlete dreams of playing

and i think that by showing that he couldn't let it go, gore realized that he could continue to enjoyment of victory by bringing it up at every opportunity he was given. >> brown: the spark between the two heavyweights was a hit with television audiences and a boon for abc, then a relatively new network desperate to stand out from its competitors. sensing a good thing, executives there decided that instead of covering the conventions in full, they could punctuate the coverage with vidal and buckley's political-- and sometimes personal-- commentary. >> abc couldn't afford to do gavel-to-gavel coverage at the conventions as networks had traditionally had done. and so they came up with what they called "unconventional convention coverage," which was a kinda distillation of the conventions news with these commentary segments every night these debates between vidal and buckley. >> ...ridiculed by other networks. >> and in the aftermath of this, even with the big blow-up between vidal and buckley and the ratings they got, no network ever again did gavel-to-gavel coverage again, so it really

plus a dangerous tradition, thee people gored and one of them -- three people gored and one of them is from california and the aid and dying bill, the decision made today that state capitol. q >>> california man was among three people gored in spain's running of the bulls. the 27-year-old's home town wasn't released but he was among hundreds to tempfate today. another man -- tempt fate today. two other men were also gored. they are expected to recover. the bulls are killed by professional mad tores after the run -- matadors after the run. >>> greece did not offer much in the way of a new proposal to solve its debt crisis. u.s. stock markets closed higher. dow rose 93 points. nasdaq gained 5. s&p gained 12. more on how they are dealing with the crisis and why lies ahead. . >> reporter: greece's money troubles are not going away soon. the country's new finance minister meeting with his eurozone counter parts to discuss the crisis. he did not present any new ideas on another bail out deal as he was expected to do. >> the door of the negotiations remain open but at the same time that door

gore. that was joined gore in his capacity as president of sitting of the senate, from presiding over the counts of the full slate of presidential electors from florida. florida had disenfranchised numbers of the african community. he was not allowed to count the full state minus those based on the black voting population of florida. that was gordon versus gore. that suit was highlighted in an independent study by the congressional research service about suits that were filed. you can only find it on wikileaks. the issue there was standing. the unique argument i was making on standing is that as a member of the district, you allow me to vote for the president but i cannot vote for a representative in senate and congress. so i cannot appeal to my congressman to object. you are the court. you have to step in and ask as my senator to enforce this right. the court is not prepared to let a pro se litigant prevail on something they could have this much of a change. in 2004 i also filed a suit, go

he suffered two gorings.nother american and two others were also gored as the bulls ran through the city streets. at least five others are recovering from sprains, bruises and broken bones. an american who was not hurt spoke about what it was like during the run. >> the lead bull was moving terribly fast. it was very exciting. very exciting to day. very quick run. >> bull runs will take place every day until july 14th during the annual festival there. in northern india, five members of the family are dead after landslides destroyed their house. heavy monsoon rains triggered the landslide. the loose earth and mud blocked roads and highways. there are also reports of flooding and other damage. >> a rhode island beach is set to reopen today even though officials are trying to figure out what caused an explosion that sent a woman flying into the air. >> the whole explosion, it was like a bomb or something. >> the beach was evacuated yesterday morning after witnesses reported the possible explosion. a woman sittin

he suffered two gorings.ther american and two others were also gored as the bulls ran through the city's streets. >> today is the final day of comiccon in san diego, california. fans have one last chance to put on a costume and get the inside scoop on upcoming comic books, movies, and tv shows. today they can catch a sneak peek of the new nbc series heroes reborn. fans can also celebrate 60 years of gum by and attend a conference on the women of the marvel comics. >>> she was truly a rare breed, a female world war ii fighter pilot and she enjoyed a special birthday celebration in washington state this weekend. >> there they go! >> vintage world war ii fighter planes flew in a military reenactment ceremony in seattle yesterday. it was all in honor of 99-year-old dorothy olson. olson never flew combat missions but she picked up planes at u.s. factories and flew them to army airplane bases where the men would take over. >> you flew that? >> oh, yeah. >> are you a trouble maker? >> yes. i love trouble. >> during

yesterday an australian was gored, tuesday two americans and one british tourist gored.'s run lasted 2 minutes and 27 seconds. then somebody realized you can't beat the bulls. >> right. >> well, the funny thing is when we started with the running of bulls, aaron was ready to go. >> always said it was something to do. >> after three days of injuries -- >> once the guy got gored in the groin, that's out. i'm out. >> everyone has their limits. weather and traffic on the 1s, some rain today. >> running from the storms by this evening. right now getting a few sprinkles in the northern part of fauquier county. but it's really dissipating as it tracks off to the east. a few light showers on the eastern shore. but we have a severe risk zone in yellow northern virginia. including just northern washington, northern prince george's. panhandle of west virginia, some strong storms not coming in until 5:00 or 9:00 p.m. low risk of hail, could have some flash flooding from these as well. a look at the hour by hour timing of that. new models coming in. coming up at 6:21. melissa has an

an australian was gored on wednesday's run. bull runs take place every day until july 14th. >>> this morning commuters in london are standing in long lines for buses because the entire subway system is shut down due to a strike. drivers and station staff walked out last night. they're protesting wages and schedules that will go into effect when 24-hour service is introduced later this year. the tube workers are not expected back on the job until tomorrow morning. >>> that's pretty powerful. that's the sound of a controlled rock slide in oklahoma. contractors working for the transportation department set off a small charge in the mountains near an interstate. the highway has been closed since last month when flooding set off an initial rock slide. >>> and happening today, pennsylvania senator bob casey will make a push for his proposal on universal pre-k. this comes ahead of a congressional vote on a new amendment to the no child left behind act. casey says it would fund universal pre-k for five years by closing certain corporat

. >>> one of the americans gored is a woman and she was gored in the arm bit.tish runner was gored in the groin. the injuries are not serious. all together 15 people have died since it began keeping records back in 1924. >> a train has derailed in tennessee. this time at least four cars have come off the tracks. that's razing new concerns. >>> and a flag from outside the state house. >> the battle in the house? that could be a tougher fight. we are live with the battle that's brewing. >> to the extent that we're hearing amendments could be introduce introduced. >> approving legislation to take down the confederate flag that flies. >> we have spoken one voice here with unity. >> a bond born from tragedy. the upper chamber honoring a veteran member. one of nine killed in the attack by a man police say is a white spremist. today his wife was at the state house to thank his former colleagues. >> you know, he is smiling down on us and he would have been very proud of the way this senate has been responded. >> but not all of the members are proud. >> at the end of th

. >> more gore in the running of the bulls in spain as in gorings gorings.ulls gored two people today's run in pamplona in a. the spanish red cross says one person got it in the abdomen. the other in the leg. the mad dash took about two minutes, 12 seconds. the past few days thousands of tourists have been racing through the streets alongside six bulls forceed to run and then fight. they run from holding penn to the city's bull rink where they die in front of thousands of people. >>> it's official, wisconsin governor scott walker is running for president. he's joining the already crowded pool of gop candidates. walker is the 15th republican competing for the nomination in 2016 despite his late entry into the race the 47-year-old presidential hopeful is already considered the front runner in iowa. he's consistently polled among the top in the gop field throughout the first half of the year. if elected wisconsin governor will be the first president since harry truman not to have a college degree. >>> here are two questions not many people will answer yes to. d

. >> perot le costÓ la reelecciÓn a bush en el 92 asÍ como manor gore le costÓ la elecciÓn a gore enndiente. mitra que los demÓcratas son sÓlo el 32 republicanos el 26%. >> yo no creo que tenga el apoyo de los independientes. >> en estos momentos es un dolor de cabeza para los republicanos pero como un candidato a la presidencia por un tercer partido podrÍa convertirse en una pesadilla. desde washington pablo sÁnchez para univisiÓn. >> el chapo guzmÁn pasÓ del encierro a la libertad en 12 minutos que es lo que le tomÓ. cruzar el tÚnel. >> las autoridades mexicanas tienen la idea de cuÁnto tardÓ el chapo guzmÁn y salir del penal del altiplano cuando escapÓ. tardÓ 12 minutos en recorrer el tÚnel de una milla que lo llevÓ la libertad. se sabe que los custodios llegaron a las celdas 18 minutos despuÉs de que fuera activado el cÓdigo rojo del penal. mientras eso pasaba el chapo recorrieron una motocicleta el tÚnel para su escape a una velocidad de dos. con el ojo. en ninguna de es buscado en el centro del paÍs, los estados del diseÑo federal, hidalgo, morelos y guerrero y este experto ase

a great talk obviously but the question that you got was about why did you give the election to al gore in 2000. have you ever been to an event where you spoken to that question wasn't asked? >> guest: it just brings in people's heads. >> host: i thought your answers were so spot on and direct. the audience tends to be rather skeptical about the staunch democrats. but you cost applause. please enumerate the answer because i think it's important for people to hear. >> guest: we cannot have political bigotry across the third-party candidates to exercise their constitutional rights. we all have the right to run for the election and if we have the right, big guy is third parties, we all have the right to get a vote from one another which means we are even sporty others of one another or none of us are spoilers. why should the party candidate peter citizen? that's the fundamental reply that the pragmatic reply you try to get through to these people is if you ask al gore why he lost he would say number one i won the election and the electoral college integrated through two into and then he wo

statue of liberty's elbow. >> even they don't predict the 20 feet that kneel de grass tyson and al goredicted. we invited them to make their points on the program. only one bill numol agreed. he worries about the hot car effect. where you put your car in the sun 70 degrees outside you get inside it's 140 how did it happen. that's exactly what's happening with the atmosphere. >> the climate model that got the government so excited has been totally wrong so far. >> they are better than economic models. >> they are both bad. >> i object to that conclusion. >> why should we turn our lives upside down based on bad models? >> last time carbon dioxide i'd was this eye in the past sea levels were 20 feet higher than they are now. >> that was back before humans existed. >> it will resume warmth. >> we don't care whether it warms a degree in the last 60 years. the it warmed a degree in the last 100 years. life expectancy doubled. >> a few degrees warming might be good. >> it might be depending where you are. >> cold waves kill more people than heat waves. >> how many tens of people died in europe

vidal. >> gore told he me hired a researcher. could, anti-semitic. >> i don't think he was really interested in conducting a debate about the issues. or about the parties. or about the policies. or about the platforms of the two parties. what he wanted to do was to expose bill buckley. >> your confrontation is about lifestyle. what kind of people should we be? their real argument in front of the public is who is the better person. >> this is really good. >> you know the last clip we showed, they are the same person. i mean, bill buckley is on his yacht on long island sound, probably. gore vidal is in some place with gold mirrors behind him. they have the same elitist, high-pedigree, w.a.s.p.-ish character. they they fear they're the same. >> he says in the movie they each saw in the other their own anxious versions of themselves. it's like a distorted eded fun house mirror. they knew they were similar, and did not want people to mistake them for the other. >> soy they really hated each other? >> they did. they were not frenemies.

. >> hi, may my name is bruce gore didn't i work over at fox 29. i'm justing. >> i could ask you a couple of -- questions. >> attorney colarulo putting school officials on notice a lawsuit may be on the way to help answer important questions about a teacher who spent more than a decade around teenaged girls. >> were there any warning signs? were there any red flags? what do we know and what didn't we know and could this have been prevent. >> no comment for school officials and no confirmation from the prosecutor regarding the apparent two new alleged victims coming forward. colarulo the attorney will claims mayor not only used a camera at his desk in the front of the classroom but may have used a pen cam rolled in paper that he could hold low in his hasn't. lucy. >> man, you would never know about that. all right. bruce, thank you very much. >>> our cameras were rolling moments after a bank robbery at a wells fargo today. it happened on the 5200 block of frankford avenue. police surrounded the building after they say a man walked in harmed with a g

he suffered two gorings.ull runs take place every day until july 14th during the festival. >>> pope francis celebrated mass for hundreds of thousands of people in paraguay on the last day of his south american tour. during his homeilyhomily he urged people to show hospitality to those less fortunate and those who don't share the same beliefs. the pontiff visited a slum where families live in extreme poverty. >>> the dramatic prison escape of drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman from a mexican prison is giving political fuel to donald trump. the candidate's comments about undocumented immigrants has stirred up the presidential field. tonight, another contender is preparing to add his name to the mix. kelly o'donnell reports. >> reporter: for donald trump -- >> the word is getting out that we have to stop illegal immigration. we have to. we have to. >> reporter: news of the escaped mexican drug lord presents a new opportunity. trump took to twitter. unbelievable corruption, and usa is paying the price. i told you

no one actually gored. but earlier in the week, there were some others who were gored.lian on wednesday two americans and a person from britain were gored in the first run on tuesday. back to you. >> all right, kristin thank you. >>> 5:31 right now. trooper is in the hospital after being hit by a car in howard county. the maryland state police employee hit that state trooper wing tong, during a traffic stop in jessup yesterday. the car driven by the employee drove off the road hitting tong and the suv he had pulled over on i-95. the other two drivers taken to the hospital. they are, expected to be okay. >>> d.c. police want your help to find a man they say assaulted someone on 295. the police department put out this new video of a person of interest. take a look. they say this man shot at a car on 295 last week near the exit for the national harbor and the beltway. you can say the man has dreadlocks. he's carrying something in his hand. tough to look at his face though. if you recognize him, because this video is from the cameras near where the shooting happened call po

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only two americans and one briton were gored, we're pleased to report to you. one of the americans gored in the armpit, the britsustained injuries to groin but none were serious. brits apparently are tougher than most. 15 people have died from goreings in pamplona since record keeping began in 1924 for the annual running of the bulls festival. >>> up next, a few thoughts on the president's pension for deadlines and red lines, interpreting them, subsequently. >>> mother nature not a fan of wendy's frosties. we'll explain that. i promise. and you will find it worth the wait. stay with us. we're coming back straight away. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? are you moving forward fast enough? everywhere you look, it strategy is n

he suffered two gorings.nother american and two others were also gored as the bulls ran through the city's streets. tomorrow will mark 30 years since philadelphia hosted what many say is the greatest concert ever live aid. ♪ we are the world wertforce we are the children ♪ >> this, of course is the song "we are the world" written by michael jackson and lionel richy and performed by a galaxy of stars. after the song was released about six months later, a sold out jfk stadium in south philly rocked out with led zeppelin mick jagger stevie wonder and other music icons. live aid was a duel concert featuring u2 performing in london. nearly two billion people around the world watched the event as it happened. >>> she was an unsung hero a female world war ii fighter pilot and enjoyed a special birthday celebration in washington state this weekend. vintage fighter planes through over boeing field in seattle yesterday all in honor of 99-year-old darcy olson. olson never flew combat missions. she picked the planes at u

only two americans and one briton were gored, we're pleased to report to you.ne of the americans gored in the armpit, the britsustained injuries to groin but none were serious. brits apparently are tougher than most. 15 people have died from goreings in pamplona since record keeping began in 1924 for the annual running of the bulls festival. >>> up next, a few thoughts on the president's pension for deadlines and red lines, interpreting them, subsequently. >>> mother nature not a fan of wendy's frosties. we'll explain that. i promise. and you will find it worth the wait. stay with us. we're coming back straight away. your mom's got your back. your friends have your back. your dog's definitely got your back. but who's got your back when you need legal help? we do. we're legalzoom, and over the last 10 years, we've helped millions of people protect their families and run their businesses. we have the right people on-hand to answer your questions backed by a trusted network of attorneys. so visit us today for legal help you can count on. legalzoom. legal help is h

a minor gore. >> it's gory. >> think gore, al gore. >> from al gore to the clinton camp, there is a will be sitting down with cnn later today and it will be on in the situation room with wolf blitzer. the big question is, how critical will the interviewer bryanna keular be? >> some wonder she was at a wedding and she has a cozy history. she was at a clinton aide wedding about two weeks ago according to the weekly standard and six other correspondents were there with her. the wedding was the founder or cofounder of running for hillary and the director of the campaign organization there. >> the question is how are the questions going to be. will she ask about the e-mail server and the benghazi stuff and the clinton foundation? there is a long list of stuff. if she asks about it, good on her. >> she did have a chance to cover hillary clinton when she stopped into chipotle. she wanted to go eat something. >> yesterday she stopped at a chipotle. she had a chicken burrito bowl with black beans and guacamole and an iced tea. she is just like us. she eats at chipotle because the overarching

that was gordon versus gore. that suit was highlighted in an independent study by the congressional research service about suits that were filed. the issue there was standing. the unique argument i was making on standing is that as a member of the district, you allow me to vote for the president but i cannot vote for a representative in senate and congress. so i cannot appeal to my congressman to object. . you are the court. you have to step in and ask as my senator to enforce this the court is not prepared to let a pro se litigant prevail on something they could have this much of a change. in 2004 i found, gordon versus biden. they joined the vice president from presiding over the full count of electors. there are two arguments i have been making. there are 5 7 states that award their electors on a winner take all basis that does not have in the election court winner take all stature. georgia, south carolina, north carolina, and alabama. winner take all is not in the constitution. the default is not to award. my

we have a crew out and about right now in the gore pointer but luckily all the lanes are opened.> thanks matt. >>> new this morning on "action news" a gunman is on the run after opening fire on a man in wilmington, delaware. police say the shooting happened shortly before midnight near tenth and spruce streets. when police arrived they found a 20-year-old man lying in the street with multiple gun shot wounds to the back and the leg. he was rushed to christiana hospital and is in critical condition. police are searching for a motive for this crime. >>> crews in upper darby still working this morning to clean up the scene of monday night's four alarm blaze. the action cam was on south 69th street early this morning where demolition is under way. the fire caused major damage to the payless shoe storm "action news" reporter katherine scott will have a live report on the cleanup. >> a delaware woman stole a fire department pickup truck then got into an accident before finally being arrested. authorities say a 42-year-old woman stole the vehicle from the new castle county police headqu

one man was rushed to the hospital after being gored in the pelvis. event take place every day until next tuesday. >>> time is 5:44. a very sad, very unusual sight at san francisco's ocean beach. the remainsover several dead malarian mammals have wash -- several dead marine mammals have washed ashore there. >> it was a nice day. my father would enjoy the water. >> reporter: joey durry stroll along the beach was a picture peect moment. >> i took photos of it because it was so unusual. >> reporter: a large dead dolphin right there on the beach. life guards loading it up on the truck. >> it was still halfway hanging out the back of it. they were trying to find a way to humanely move it. >> reporter: it took crews about an hour to cart away the dolphin. but that wasn't the end. >> kept walking and running into more. >> reporter: he says he spotted a small dead seal and then this much larger mammal that appears to be an elephant seal. several people walking by couldn't help but stop and wonder what is behind the death. ocean temperatures are running warmer

i can tell you are as gore into this jurisdiction as i am.t no only to new things about the american court system that it takes years of your life and it is incredibly expensive but i did not realize that it takes decades of your life and is even more expensive. that anti-slap law that allows you to get the suit dismissed quickly it is a strategic lawsuits against public participation he sues people like me so instead of going on the internet or radio or stage to talk about michael mann by just confering with lawyers all day long fed we have no time and he takes us out of the game so they invented this thing called the anti-slapp law where you get these cases dismissed quickly because it is a public policy issue he wants to collapse the western economy and i don't. [laughter] that is something you should talk about it in the newspapers and television but not in the courts which i am confident for that. so it is supposed to get the case dismissed quickly but now the appeals court judges are now deciding if this slapp lot is appealable because

. >> al gore the guy who sold them. >> al gore fleeced them. he got money for it.y is watching my network. >> spent it all on twinkies and house boats. >> speaking of selfish overweight narcissists. >> are you speaking about the former vice president? >> this is your legacy mr. gore. >>> you i understand the rumor has it moving to athens because you want to be in the middle of the action in greece and you want a big pension. >> who doesn't? >> actually not. i think that these big fat greek welchers should pay their stupid debts. angela merkel should have went over to sicily and had a little delegation. >> sicily is in italy. >> she should have gotten a delegation to talk. >> words they understand. >> when you think of stuff like this remember bernie sanders, bill de blasio elizabeth warren. they want to be like greece. >> have you been to greece? >> yes, but i can't get into why. it was a bad part of my life. i had to make some money and there were a few movies made. if you buy something like a car or television set and can't pay it off what comes after you? a repo

an american gored while running with the bulls.est test. >>> two americans gored by bulls as they ran with thousands of other dare devils bull run in pamplona spain. nice to talk to you mike. and what happened to you? >> i was running on the first part of the course and i drifted off to the right and there was a runner in front of me i couldn't get around. i tripped and fell. and the bull -- one of the bulls running along felt like just nudged my shoulder and it help to gore me about a 5-centimeter hole in my shoulder. >> why do you do this? >> there is a real honor in running with these animals. they are just so beautiful and majestic. i got started by coming to pamplona 11 years ago because of running -- reading ernest himway the sun also rises. it was so mesmerizing. i had to experience it for myself. >> were you ever afraid? >> pardon? >> were you ever afraid? >>. you are always afraid before the run. if you are not scared, there is something seriously wrong with you you. >> and you have done it 11 times? >> i have run 38 times

i think it was mystifying that al gore did not cap president clinton's abilities. i actually set next to the president, and he was mystified and not please that he was not being utilized in a way he knew he would be helpful. i think hillary clinton is in many ways an effective vice president for barack obama in that she served for four years as secretary of state. she has the classic vice president's dilemma where she wants to take advantage and still was some distance and you see nothing so clearly as this trade battle, which she describes as the gold standard of trade deals, but it is becoming very unpopular with her on party. does she stand with the president or with the elizabeth warren wing of the party that now commands the majority support among democrats in congress? when you are elected president you never know what is going to happen, right? one of the things that must be surprising about president obama, he was elected with an agenda to get us out of two unpopular wars, and now at the last two years of his tenure he is facing a very difficult situation i

no one was gored. five people have been injured. a local hospital says they were treated for bruises yesterday. an australian was gourd. tuesday two americans and one british tourist were all gored. today's run lasted 2:27. >>> londoners are facing a travel nightmare as the entire london underground is shut down. services in the capital were halted last night after a walkout over pay and work conditions. we are learning services will not get back to normal until at least tomorrow. high-speed services between england and whales are running to cope with demand in the bustling british >>> from the live desk, we are monitoring the search for two missing boaters. charles zinner and melissa smar were supposed to come back to the landmark yacht club at 5:00 yesterday afternoon. they never showed up. so they were reported missing a few hours later. that is their car. investigators are searching right now. investigators have found their boat also. it was found about one mile from the yacht club in the aquia creek. it was anchored and running

is in every sense, both in its construction in the uses to which it's been put by the itcc and al gorend every schoolhouse and most governments throughout the western world. the hockey stick is what is called as all of you know, a proxy reconstruction. a proxy reconstruction. and there are only two problems with it. the proxies and the reconstruction. [laughter] >> other than that, it's fine. but my government -- well, not my government. don't want to make sound like i was responsible for it, her majesty's government in ottawa used the hockey stick to sell kyoto to the native people and so did her maggi's government in new zealand and virtually every other advanced station except the united states in between. so real people paid a real price. so i called the hockey stick in national review and michael mann sued me for defamation he venue shopped well. he doesn't live or work in the district of culp ya, depressant work in the district of columbia about i voluntarily committed to their juris kicks because i thought if they were so eager to take the case they'd be capable of litigating a

not just a lousy old nobel peace prize winner where you're standing in the hall of fame between al gore yasser arafat, but a side nobel prize winner where what you write in the same pantheon as einstein and series and all the rest of the. he he claims to be a nobel laureate because in 2,007 the ipc see as an institution receive the nobel peace prize. he was one of thousands upon thousands of people who had been associated with the ipc see since 1990. a couple of years later the european union won the nobel peace prize. on his criteria on his criteria the eu has 500 million nobel laureates. you can't swing a cat that hitting a nobel laureate. you go you go to one of those nude beaches in the south of france and it is wall-to-wall naked nobel laureates. it is the nearest you will get to seeing max planck and gustav hertz. so every eu citizen is a nobel laureate. my father's irish and and my mom is belgian. i'm a two-time nobel laureate. eat your heart out. this to me is important, is important because it gets to the heart of the bubble that these people live in. why would they think twice

and i often wonder if this is an al gore call work that what he's seeing is actually a dream of his past. but in any case, a wonderful work representing the school the artist has used the mountains in the background to signify the almost timeless quality of the landscape of new mexico. and these indian people that have lived there long before europeans had come in contact, these areas of new mexico and arizona are the oldest, longest lived areas continue usually lived areas of human inhabitants here in what becomes the united states. as a lifelong collector of the arts archives, an tlo pa logical items gilcrease was continually adding to the collection and by the early 1950s his collecting was on an upward trajectory. unfortunately for him the price of oil was sinking, singing down to the point that eventually he was a little bit upside down. that he owed money and there was the real threat that he would have to sell part of his collection to cover the debts to pay off the debts. and in 1954 some forward-thinking tulsans understanding the collection put together a city wide bond issue to

i said to tim if he thinks gore hasn't got it he's probably got reason or leaving that we had better be careful about this. there might look like laura had lost they were on their way to the memorial in nashville and he came back toward him and bill bailey who was his campaign manager called me from the car and said what the hell is going on? i said you tell me i don't know at this point. finally at 3:00 in the morning i said we not only have egg on our face we have it all over our suits at this point. >> what source do you rely on for accurate news? which source do you rely on for accurate news? >> i'm really quite universal. i get up in the morning and read the major newspapers. i've read "the wall street journal," the "washington post" and "the new york times." i go on line and read the financial times of london edited by a friend of mine which is also by the way a perfect demonstration of how lucky we are to have all these new systems. the financial times gives me the best overnight foreign reporting and the council on foreign relations has a wonderful site that they have paid ov

the pragmatic reply if you ask al gore why he lost the election, he would say i won the popular volt. the electoral college antiquated threw it into florida, and then he say it was stolen for him in florida secretary of state, jeb bush there, shenanigans those of us remember all of that. >> host: the supreme court no then the supreme court. and also would have been president if he just won one state, his home state of tennessee, that he represented in the house and the senate and his headquarters were there. so when you eave seen a sin na quan non, two three any one of which, everything else being equal, would have put him in the white house why blame the green party? >> host: 250,000 democrats voted republican. >> guest: in florida. 250,000. >> host: now, how much was that election lost by? 50537. >> host: at 250,000 democrats switched parties to vote. also arkansas. >> guest: that's right. >> host: the state of -- he was vice president to clinton. >> guest: that's right. he didn't want clinton to campaign. clinton could have gotten arkansas for him. >> oo i'm amassed how many time p

gore but then 9/11 the aftermath of that and the whole concern about where the seat of power would be at any given moment and this is what focused josh bolton didn't it? >> it did. so president bush talked to josh bolton, the chief of staff, at the end of december of 2007 and said with two wars he thought it was very important that they have the best transition ever and he wanted him to handle it. if there were any particular issues that he needed the president's input on to call him on it and he would be involved. and he also was involved in the mem memoranda so he prepared 40 memoranda on issues and countries that were important for gathering information administrationwide on what kinds of problems there were when they came in what the issues were what they had done and what the situation was as they were leaving. and those memoranda turned out to be important. >> you had that and then you also had the decision by a candidate obama who decided to put a transition process in place just after he got the nomination essentially, unofficially but in the summer after hillary clinton drops