graham: yes, it is. mr. mccain: our colleague from illinois who continues to quote from the constitution of the united states fails to quote from the specific addressing of this issue by the united states supreme court, specifically, the hamdan decision. is that correct? isn't it true that according to that decision, the united states supreme court, that we delegate, we ask to interpret the constitution of the united states -- and they have made many interpretations over the years -- says -- quote -- "there is no bar to this nation's holding one of its own citizens as an enemy combatant." now one would think, to the casual observer, that's exactly what the united states supreme court meant. it's fairly plain language. not really complicated. i'm not a lawyer. but how the senator from illinois quoting from inalienable rights could somehow totally disregard in every way what the united states supreme court said. they go on to say we held that -- quote -- "citizens who associate themselves with the military arm

graham: grapes to my --. mr. graham: i knowledge in the christmas day bomber case and the times square attempted bombing they were put into federal court. i'm okay with that. i really do believe in all of the above approach. our federal courts can handle cases involving transnational terrorists and al qaeda members. so can military commissions. the idea of reading someone their miranda rights may be the best interrogation technique. i know that we're able to get some good information after reading miranda rights. i guess the point i'm trying to make is that i acknowledge that the people doing the interrogation are better suited to make that decision than i am. i just don't want the congress by legislation to say for the first time in the history of the country in this war, unlike any other war, you no longer have it available to you, the united states government, the ability to hold somebody as enemy combatant if you believe that is the best way to gather intelligence. i'm not saying the other system can't be use

fans got a littlee put of control. 3 joe paterno and graham spanier are joe paterno and graham spanier are out.penn state's board of trrstees fired the university's head football wake of a sex abuse scandal involving a former assistant coach.and as grrg black follows --police used pepper &pspray on some penn state fan wwo took to the streets of state college after learningg pegendary coach joe paterno has been fired.the pplice response happened after the crowd tore down lamp posts and tippeddover a news vvn. earlier, the fans expresssd their support for ppterno."we pant joe! we want joe!""we are penn state! we areepenn state!" "they're going after the wrong ggy...nothing's been provee wrong. joe if anyone, joe is legally cleared. so if anyone did right it's joe."just absolute stunned. i don't understand how thee can do this to penn state in general. joepa's een here so long..e's retiring this season -- let that simple. everyone here ii for that.at a late night news conference, pennnstate's board of trustees announced it was firiig aterno and university preeident graham spanier. "these

graham? and she so politely said, please do, pamela. and that was probably 15, 16 years ago, and the washington post is still a client today. >> tom: certainly speaks to her tenacity and her ability to connect with other powerful leaders, doesn't it? >> she does it brilliantly, and effortlessly. >> i don't know of anybody else who can meet somebody on an elevator, particularly somebody who is important as kath rip graham, and end up -- catherine graham, and end up with the business. and i think that story, motivates her team, because they know that she is out there, constantly with her creativity. developing opportunity. and so people want to be on her team, they want to be an important part of those opportunities. >> wonderful town, wonderful people, places to go, things to see, life is good in kalamazoo. >> tom: pamela believes part of that ability to relate to people quickly comes from growing up in kalamazoo, michigan. >> my older brother joel who grew up with me, he became a heart surgeon and taught me the expression that minor sur

we have with us our special guest, linda gasparello of the -- our special guest, larry graham of the national confectioners association. he looks out for the makers of candy. there are a great number of them, aren't there? >> yes, there are. thank you for having us. >> the pleasure of hours. you brought us the goods. >> keep in joining us. there is a lot of interesting thing about candy. -- keep enjoying this. there is no other food where so many manufacturers are making the same food. we represent about 400 companies. when you think of snacks, soft drink, spaghetti, there are very few manufacturers but so many people and some companies are still entering into this business. we have a trade show every year in chicago. every year we have 30, 40, 50 new companies. a lot of artists in chocolate makers, people that come up with new lollipops. people think that it is oil and energy that drives this economy >> but it is candy and chocolate. -- that drives this economy, but it is candy and chocolate. >> this is "white house chronicle." i hear a lot. people say that there is too much sugar,

from mississippi's republican governor haley barbour, south carolina's republican senator lindsey graham and maryland's democratic governor martin o'malley. plus republican candidate jon huntsman. on our round table conservative columnist kathleen parker, bill clinton's press secretary dede meyers, national journal's major garrett, one of last night's moderators, and cbs news political director john dickerson. another campaign week for the record books. it's all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning again. well, last night's debate in south carolina was all about foreign policy. the things that got most of the attention, what to do about iran's nuclear capability and also who should we give foreign aid to. as we just saw rick perry got a lot of attention when he talked about zero-ing out of foreign aid to everyone, and at some point people began to ask, including israel? well, here is what he said. >> every country would start at zero. ( applause ) obviously israel is a special

graham: yes. mr. levin: the christmas day bomber. i believe he was taken off that plane in detroit, intier debated by the -- interrogated by the f.b.i. is that correct? mr. graham: yes, sir, i think so. mr. levin: nothing wrong with that. the executive branch worked here. we make it flexible. this is something which i have heard today from the supporters of this amendment. they want flexibility. that's exactly what we provide in this amendment. that's the question senator mccain just asked. if this administration or any administration decides that they want to provide the opportunity to interrogate for whatever length they want, they're going to set the procedures under this language in our bill -- is that correct? -- the president will determine the procedure. if he wants those procedures to be under civilian control until some point, that is going to be up to the president. you may disagree with that or not. mr. graham: exactly. mr. levin: there are members of our body that very strongly disagree wi

the publisher katharine graham, her son don graham, and now her granddaughter katharine weymouth. they say, you know, "let's get the story," and whenever there's trouble--it's very interesting--they surround you, and they support you, and they say, "keep doing it." they never say--never heard anyone say, "oh, don't do that. it's too sensitive," or, "you're gonna get us in trouble." in fact, we have a saying at the "washington post," which is, "all good work is done in defiance of management." >> [laughter] >> and that doesn't mean break the law or the rules. it means be down there scrambling, looking for trouble, and looking for what really goes on, and though sometimes management is not happy to hear that things are being done in defiance of them, in fact, they love it in the end. >> my last question, which is on a totally different plane, which i cannot let you leave without asking, with all these accomplishments in your career, to be played by robert redford... >> [laughter] >> how do you put that in perspective? >> you have no idea how many women i've disappointed. >> [laughte

it is the message of salvation through christ alone of billy graham. both righteousness and justiceness, verticle and horizontal. that is the significant chapter as they transform american evangelicalism. righteousness and justice. >> why do you think these churches are going to change the way evangelicals look at immigration? >> immigration is not just a political issue. hispanics are here and not just to save their families. they are here to save american evangelicalism. bible-believing christianity in america will be preserved via the conduit of the hispanic community. we need to be careful. we maybe deporting the very salvation of american christianity. this is the fastest growing born again community. more and more angelo saxon evangelicals are swaying away from the church. immigration is not a political issue. it is more of a vertical issue. >> reverend, thank you for joining us. >> we would like to hear your comments on our "christian world >> it has been almost two years since haiti's massive earthquake and 600,000 people are living in tents. c

graham spanier is no longer president of the university. joe paterno is no longer in the head football coach effective immediately. >> the announcement caused hundreds of students packed the streets to protest the decision. police eventually dispersed the crowd with pepper spray after they flip over a news van. >> get a good night sleeping. study. you still have things to do. we will go from here. good luck, everybody. and thanks again. >> the two men are accused of not doing enough in 2000 to put a graduate assistant told them that he allegedly saw jerry sandusky abusing the children. >>> another developing story from the world of sports. walls -- washington nationals catcher wilson ramos has been kidnapped. the 24-year-old was abducted yesterday from his home. he was there playing winter baseball. brianne carter has reaction from a few of his teammates. >> according to reports we understand wilson ramos was approached by a gunman and then kidnapped in venezuela. this has been confirmed by the venezuelan team that he's been playing on in t

it was a nightly routine at the grahams. her entire food repertoire had ten items. >> kids just love pizza, don't they? >> not me. >> what about chicken nuggets. do you love chicken nuggets. >> no. >> hamburger. >> no. >> hot dog. >> no. >> reporter: at breakfast we discovered what erin would eat. >> are you going to want another piece? breakfast foods like waffles and pancakes and french toast. >> i need more. >> reporter: sometimes breakfast is the only meal she'll eat. she also likes some fruits, grilled american cheese sandwiches prepared a certain way, chips, fries, crackers and peanut butter but only if it's creamy and only certain brands. >> cut up an apple and peanut butter. >> reporter: no meat or vegetable. no pasta or salad. she's even choosy about deserts. were you hard on her or have you always been understanding -- >> oh, no, we've been plenty hard. we've been doing the wrong thing all along and recognized she's not going to get better. >> reporter: she's your average active kid. but this is affecting her healt

a live report on that and update on the reverend billy graham.heir new blackberry from at&t? it's 4g, so you can do more faster. so, kathryn, post more youtube videos of your baby acting adorable. baby. on it. matt, ignore me and keep updating your fantasy team. huh? jeff, play a game. turbo-boosting now, sir. dennis, check in everywhere you go on foursquare. that's mayor dennis... of the water cooler. you're the best. liz, rock out to pandora. oh, no i'm an only child. and nick, you shouldn't even be here, you can do everything from the golf course. good? good. [ male announcer ] on at&t, blackberry® torch moves at the speed of 4g. ♪ >>shepard: now the condition of the reverend billy graham in an asheville, north carolina, hospital, said in stable condition, and to undergo testing now for pneumonia. trace has an update. what are we getting from the hospital? >>trace: he has been coughing and sneezing and he has a fever so they will test for pneumonia but the doctors say he came in, he was alert and smiling and waving and it is unclear if they wi

zelinsky communications director the democratic party of wisconsin graham welcome. thank you for having me thanks for joining us tell us about the threats well these were threats that were made against folks who have been the prominent there outspoken miss against scott walker i can tell you that this is anything new for the moment that people started speaking out against scott walker there have been threats being activity but it sort of is a culture that started at the top of forget the discovered or was tape recorded contemplating putting troublemakers and peaceful crowds and contemplated tricking lawmakers to return to the state so there's a culture here that again starts it's out extended to the republican efforts to stop the recalls of the spring where they had a violent out of state felons coming to our state forging signatures and now you see this bullying behavior it's a bully governor it's divisive it's something wisconsin never seen this is not a state that has ever been split like this in modern history you know. it's a governor that rules by division so

graham mcmiln introduces hism as graham, like the cracker. he put his nickname "graham cracker mcmiln" on the campaign sign but the school worried it might be offensive so they gave him tape to cover it up ahead of the election tomorrow. >>> san francisco has to be happy with the football team that won the sixth straight game sunday. sorry, washington fans. but a giant transportation project that has become a political football and san francisco's mayoral race is in danger of being stopped short of the goalline. claudia cowen has preview of the race. >> this big dig in downtown san francisco could end with a visionary subway or some call it the train to nowhere. rail extension two miles long connecting outlying neighborhoods to union square and chinatown. they approved it to replay earthquake damaged frewive. the cost was $647 million. today it's $1.6 billion. the lion's share of the government still the come from the federal government. at $1 billion per mile, central subway has become a driving force in tomorrow's mayor election. >> this is

penn state president graham spanier has also been fired. let's bring in eugene robinson, associate editor and pulitzer prize winning columnist for the washington post. and also, jason whitlock, national columnist for foxsports.com. welcome in tonight. >> thank you. >> i'm shocked, eugene robinson, that it's all unfolded so fast and devastating to the university. we should point out on campus right now, there are students who are gathering at the university. and many chants in support of joe paterno are being yelled out by the students as they continue to gather. but it just seems to me, as it was stated in this press conference tonight, the university really had no choice. >> i don't think the university had a choice either. the allegations are so -- more than disturbing, they're just so shocking. you have -- this is a great state university that draws students from all around the world. it has not just a reputation to protect, but a standing to protect. an obligation, i think, to do something. to show that it's serious about addressing wha

school president graham spanier also fired. the fallout from the school's sex abuse scandal that centered around the former long time assistant coach jerry sandusky. the massive shakeup comes hours after paterno announced he planned to retire at the end of his 46th season. the trustees decided tonight he would not have that luxury. >> the past several days have been absolutely terrible for the entire penn state community, but the outrage that we feel is nothing compared to the physical and psychological suffering that allegedly took place. penn state has always strived for honesty, integrity and the highest moral standards in all of our activities. we promise you that we are committed to restoring public trust to our university. >> paterno has been part of penn state football for the last 61 years. the 84-year-old was hired as an assistant coach in 1950, became head coach in '66. he's the all time winningest coach in division 1 history with 409 victories. he won national titles in '82 and '86. he has 37 bowl appearances and 32

graham? >> it was a prairie dog. it lives with my brother. >> we don't know where though. >> let's not discuss that. graham would you say cain is handling this crisis well, or the opposite, not well? >> i don't know. i was recently accused and convicted of sexual harassment. i did not have my contractor renewed at a major university. >> really? >> yes. >> and i had said you know what, i don't know if i want -- if i feel like i want to be your boyfriend, your agent or a third parent. when the dean told me i was terminated i said are you serious? >> if it were me i would just have him flip the bird to the entire subject. it is an easy dart to throw. it is a stupid dart to throw. they are just not clever and they are looking for money. they are looking for attention and looking for money. in short they are a drip. the guy doesn't throw you under a -- >> i am not going to go there. >> it is such a cheesy charge that you should be embarassed by even making it. >> it has become a ubiquitous charge, and there is so much lee

graham: okay. we're talking about this amendment, let's debate this amendment, let's vote on this amendment, but really the heart of the issue is whether or not the united states is part of the battlefield in the war on terror. the statement of authority that i authored in 1031 with cooperation from the administration clearly says that someone captured in the united states is considered part of the enemy force regardless of the fact that they made it on our home soil and the law of war applies admitted the united states, not just overseas. the authorization to use military force right after the war began allowed us to go into afghanistan and use detention and capture and military force to deal with the enemy in afghanistan and other places overseas. what is the enemy -- to my colleague from new hampshire, do you believe al qaeda considers american soil part of the battlefield? ms. ayotte: in response to the senator from south carolina, by say that, unfortunately, our country is the goal for al qaed

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graham spanier is going to be replaced and joe paterno was let go.devastated by the developments in the case. grieve for the children and their families and prayed fosh their comfort and relieve. so many allegations against former assistant coach jerry sandusky. earlier anderson spoke with dr. phil mcgraw. >> dr. phil, i find this so stunning. and i guess the thing that shocks me most of all, one is used to hearing about depraved people doing horrible things, but the fact that numerous people actually witnessed sandusky allegedly sexually assaulting these boys, reaping these boys in a public space in the shower room. but none of them stepped in to stop the assault as they were actually talking place and didn't seem to really follow up beyond maybe an initial reporting to a supervisor and in one case to paterno. >> well, anderson, that's really disturbing at a couple of levels. you know, one of the things we know about children that are molested is that we are groomed for this. and whether it's through intimidation or whatever it might be, they don't

reporter: jim graham has oversight of juvenile justice and was allowed to see transcripts from two of tyronn garner's hearings in july and september. >> the problem with this particular case is the fact that we don't know why dyrs management decided not to follow what they had agreed to do and what the judge had recommended because people are sent all the time to abraxis for drug treatment by dyrs. reporter: what really troubles jim graham is the fact there is no drug treatment at new beginnings. >> therein is the rub of what went wrong. now there are other questions about this case, but that's the principal question and, of course, under this shield of confidentiality we can't find out why they did it. reporter: and it won't be without trying. tyronn garner's mother has hired a lawyer in an effort to get to the bottom of it all. so far this year jim graham says 16 young people have been killed in the district who at one time were under the supervision of dyrs or supervised by court social services. so far dyrs has not commented on our story. in the fox 5 newsroom i'm paul wagner. >>>

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separate - or refuse service to a blind perron with a guiie dog.butt that's eeactly what happpned grahamo... says he was on his way ago... so the vettrans day para when he - was hit by a car and parammdics refused to allow his dog innthe ambulance with him. they even suggested he leave his ddg on the pidewwlk..uckily, he was able to reach an employee at his apartment complex - who came to fetch the ddg. but he refused to leave until he knew his dog was safe. and he'' still uppettby the wwy responders handlee the situation. <"well there's no wwy for him to be... i said he can rrde pfter filing a formal ccmplaint, graham says fire officials cootacted him to accnooledge the error. representatives from the national federation for the baltimore - say they ooe this ordeal leads to better training... and understanding. melinda oeder, fox 45 news at 5:30. more than a ddzen maryland students are recovering tonight... after a school bus crash in saint mary's county. the us was headed home from a basketball game last night.... but ended up dangling headfirst down an iicline in chaptico.police say t

. >> reporter: officials fired paterno and university president graham spanier over their handling of child sex you'll abuse allegations against former defensive coordinator jerry sandusky. after the announcement paterno released a statement saying, i am disappointed with the board of trustees' decision but have i to accept it. a tragedy occurred and we all have to have patience to let the legal process proceed. there's now a federal investigation into the scandal. the department of education is looking into whether school officials broke the law in failing to report incidents of sexual abuse on campus. outside his home, paterno with his tearful wife at his side thanked the supporters. >> i love you all. you're great. >> reporter: earlier wednesday the 84-year-old tried to ease growing criticism announcing he would retire at the end of this season. >> joe pa! >> reporter: now this saturday penn state will take the field for the first time in 46 years without paterno as head coach. now, while the board vice chairman brought up a point he said while this has been absolutely terrible for

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really endless threats and people like john mccain lindsey graham are becoming ridiculous so stop the fear margaret america will survive if the military takes a few cuts. and yesterday arizona state senator russell pearce at this point best known for authoring the states as the ten seventy papers please immigration bill was recalled by voters it was a historic event for the state the first such recall and a son assigned the anti immigrant rhetoric and legislation has gone too far and won't be tolerated but it's still a far cry from the comprehensive immigration reform that his country needs and the recognition that this is a human issue one that divides families in fact we reported to you before that under the obama administration four hundred thousand people a year are now being deported but what happens to those that are left on your report by the applied research center is found that at least five thousand one hundred children whose parents are detained or deported are currently in foster care about the u.s. they're a freedom of information act request they found that almost one in

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graham -- >> that wasn't the reason, no.t was just another thing to stress me out over, is all that was. >> right. but i talked to mental health. i've talked to lieutenant piper. and we're not going to make that move. you're not going to be able to house with him. we're not going to keep jumping every time you want something done or threatening us. >> i haven't asked for anything. i've been up there 21 days and haven't asked for any of that. >> i've received 12 kites from you to house with graham. lieutenant higden has received five letters from you. requesting about inmate graham. >> there's no way there was 12. i sent you more like two or three. >> irregardless. basically, you've been trying to dictate everything since i've been here -- >> ma'am, i'm not trying to. i've never been to seg here. i'm coming off eight years of antidepressants. i've received further bad news from the outside world. it's always something. it's been just a little tough for me. >> you're not unique. >> this is not something i'm used to doing here.

was wrought now graham you recently wrote a piece entitled ten reasons why russia matters so we'll get to the specifics but first give us a broad overview. well ok he did actually hear your intro to the way point that the if you look again or speech which deserves to be looked at because he is after all speaker of the house he basically fundamentally misunderstands the fact that russia matters mujhe lee to american national interests that is russia's choice it wants you to do extra from guwahati big impacts on the security and well being of the u.s. so just who is. making the front so which nation over the last twenty years has done the most appropriate to the spread of nuclear weapons to other nations i think has been describing myriad ways in the republican party here and say ok i'll give you four questions and me to continue to have a terrible idea ok after the grandson is i don't know just to which nation is the most to prepare loose nukes falling in the hands of terrorists third question which nation is and more oil and gas to global energy markets well well and gas that actually

today that i would suggest to you that graham levin a mccain of added a victory to osama bin laden even though he's dead bin laden came out years ago and said that it was his goal to fundamentally change the nature and character of the united states here are some quotes from him he said quote i tell you freedom and human rights in america are doomed u.s. government will lead the american government in and the west in general into an unbearable hell and a choking life this was in two thousand and one interview with al jazeera bin laden said that americans would give up their freedoms in exchange for security member ben franklin a warning us about that he said free people do not relinquish their security this is contrary to bush's claim that we ate freedom let him tell us why we did not strike sweden for example. it was from a video broadcast on al-jazeera two thousand and four bin laden said that america was becoming more authoritarian of the bush administration and was being run by outlaws rather than the rule of law he said we have not found it difficult to deal with the bush administr

they lso fired university president graham spanier. it's all over the child sex abuse scandal where a former coach is ccused of raping younn boys in university locker room. this is the first video out of the news conference. when the firing the coach there were screams of outrage in the crowd. the trustees named &passistant coach tom bradlly a the acting heaa coach for the end of the year. despite the firing of veryone involved the investigation is heating up. the justice department is launccing its own investigation into the sex largerrcover-up. 3 : "there is a legal issse, there is a moorl issue / iiam personally disappointed in the lack f action." action." &p "the fact that the preseiden of penn state and joe paterno knew abouu it in some regard, said that legally they did evvryyhhng that they should have...we felt that morally, they didn't." didn't." the oard wouldn't say were fired. just hours this season, but he did want to finish this entire season. firing the ccach in an efffott &pto distance the uniiersity from the investigatt

law mccain is right on the trigger mechanism isn't written in stone it is the law but mccain and graham are simply not satisfied with a little old law there mccain told the cable he would introduce and support a law to undo the budget control act of two thousand and eleven lindsey graham said he would present a substitute to the triggers quote something where the whole country shares in the failure of the super committee not just the department of defense and medicare providers so i'm going to say that if these two men get away with this that would be a truly low point but i wasn't even sure that congress could reach it simply overturning laws so they don't look so they don't the laws they don't like excuse me instead of making the tough choices that's pathetic and sadly it's something that i guess we have just come to expect from our politicians but newsflash guys the debt deal was signed in august it's done these seemingly endless threats of people like john mccain lindsey graham are becoming ridiculous so stop the farm are going america will survive if the military takes a few cuts.