>> ha-ha-ha. >> this is the general. mission is a go! >> what happened to you? rain. what hpened to you? >> i exploded. >> you can do that? >> yes, because i am gi joe! ha-ha-ha! [applause] >> nicely done, guillermo. friday night, and it's time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things, whether or not they need it or not. this is this week in unnecessary censorship. >> russian prime minister vladimir putin showing off while vacationed [bleep] for the cameras. >> grab her, kiss her, [bleep] her butt and then hand her back to her husband. >> joe jackson filed a statement with the court saying that he won't be [bleep]ing michael's children. >> adults are reminded it has benefits. >> they taught us that [bleep]ing is three second, yo [bleep] for three second and let go. >> i posted my video about ryan o'neal admitted to hitting on his own daughter at farrah fawcett's funeral. >> i don't want him in the act. >> you can't [bleep] control that. >> his ass since i was in seventh grade. >> when was the last time you spoke to your father? >> the nigh

>> in ten years, it will create a $10 billion surplus. >> ha ha ha ha ha! >> in your face! here has never been a government program that had a surplus! >> something to say to your constituents, sir? >> stop spending our money! no cap and trade! no to cap and trade! glenn: this is amazing. in my lifetime, i have never seen anything like this. i know the left has dismissed a lot of these people because they don't understand actual grassroots. it's all community organized for them, but a lot of these people are people that have just never done this kind of stuff before in their life. bringing back now senior judicial analyst, and author of "dread scott's revenge" judge andrew napolitano. huh a wild experience this weekend, but i have talked to people, listeners, who told me they went to some of these town hall meetings and some of these people are not allowed to ask questions. i mean, they're just being lectured to. this is not a good scene. >> no, this is not a good scene. i think it is the tip of the iceberg. before i was here, i was on the bench in new jersey, and unless you

figgins has four, izturis has two, abreu has three, rivera has two, morales has three, hunter has two, aybar has three, kendrick has two. the only one who doesn't have a multi-hit game is napoli, and he was robbed of a possible grand slam by adam jones. he has only one hit. eight of the nine in this lineup had multi-hit games. >> they are trying to get back at the orioles for their six game slack. the orioles got what? 19 in eight innings the other night? didn't even hit in the ninth. and 16 runs. and then the angels, as good as they are, only scored one inning last night. were able to win 5-1. >> high fly ball to left. reimold back. in front of the wall, it's gone. it just got out. first row, there is a three run homerun off albers.   [ applause ] there is the breaking ball. again in the middle of the plate. there is your ball in the airch looked like it may stale in the ballpark. reimold, right off one of the fans's hands. so the angels had eight runs after seven innings. they have scored nine runs in the 13th. morales is the twelfth batter this inning. he has alre

i got everything. >> ha, ha, ha, ha. >> well, so long, everybody. , dedoop. >> mitchell: ahead, the art of glass. >> mitchell: the ancient art of weaving has a new look these days, thanks to two remarkably creative artists turning out work like this. and that is just for starters. here is serena altchel. >> take a close look at this origami bird or this feather or this bowl. it is art that is meant to be touched. because that is when you realize it is all made of glass. >> people can't believe that it is glass until they touch it. because they just visually can't -- it doesn't make sense that that is actually woven glass. >> so how do tom norris and eric marco make these seemingly impossible woven textures? >> we just love the mystery and people wondering how it is done. >> they have jealously guarded their technique at least since medieval times. >> in venice revealing glassmaking secrets meant death. norris and marco also believe in keeping their exact methods a secret, but they did agree to let us into their virginia studio. >> nobody has ever fil

ha ha! yeah! the option to name your price -- new and only from progressive. call or click today. >>> tb stock market has climbed more than 40% since the lows of march, march #th was the low. is it too late to get in now? joining me now bill nygren of oakmark funds. also joining us, is steve romick, crescent fund. a morningstar five-star fund. welcome. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> do you think that valuation has become a concern steve, let's start with you? >> when we look at where we have come from, with the market rising almost 50% from its low, a little hard to get excited now. now, with market up where it is, we look at it running the last 100-year average. divot to say anything better than fair value. >> it seems like easy money has been made. but do i want to sell right now. >> i don't know. we're not big traders. we look at where we are today and as long as we're comfortable with what we know, the price it currently stands over the next three, five years. >> bill, how does it feel to you? >> i say at oakmark, we're more bullish. there are two things, one i completely agree with him that p.e.s to

and this prompted ha, ha, ha. the end result of this, franklin roosevelt's key program, the national recovery act, was the supreme court decided by a 9-0 margin that that was unconstitutional, a total violation of the constitution, to tell people what price they had to charge for their products, to tell people they couldn't give discounts, it was absolutely unconstitutional. roosevelt could not get one justice on the supreme court on his side when the case came up. now, part of this prompted roosevelt in his second term, as many of you know, to pack the supreme court. he wanted a bill that would allow him, in effect, to under some conditions add as many as six new justices to the supreme court. roosevelt was a clever one though. he didn't just say, they're deciding cases against me. i want people who will vote that the nra is constitutional. instead of saying that, he said, the justices, oh, they work so hard. they're overworked. if we had six new justices which i'll volunteer to appoint, then they won't have to wo

has pitched well. he has gone 2 2/3 since taking over for brian matusz. he haslow add run, only two singles since bass came on for toronto. there is a weak ground ball to third. that's foul. matusz went just 2 2/3, all five runs charged to brian matusz on 7 hits. three of the hit home runs. blue jays have had a change stream hiball this year. they are ly%- hmrogers center than they do on their road game. ey if you can hit the paul out of the ballpark as they have -- the ball out of the ballpark as they have done in this llall five runs coming off home runs, you can score in a hurry. markakisthree home runs hit by toronto, they now have 77 at home to 53 on the rod. yet, they average higher runs per game on the road than they do at home. usually, it's the opposite but not so with them. >> buck: they are not really perfectly suited for this ballpark if that they don't have a lot of speed, taking advantage of the surface. cito gaston has changed his approach somewhat and has been an asset to some of these young hitters notice line-up, trying to get them to hit ea

has a two-run home run. roy halladay has pitched 7 innings, allowed only three runs and has the lead. sar izturis has a good game. text your vote in now. here is kevin millar. albers will hope to induce a ground ball to turn 2. he gets ahead 0-1. >> buck: millar has always been a dead pull hitter. you can see he has had a good day. he has had two hits, a solo home run, a single and walked and scored two runs but he pulls the ball on the outside part of the plate. he hooks the ball. so there is a hole inside and he has trouble really covering up that down and in pitch like so many guys but he loves to get the ball out of the plate and just flick his wrist and hook that ball. >> jim: 1-1 the count, 2 on and one down. he played for the orioles for three years. you would think the orioles would know how to get him out but it's all where the ball goes and leaves your hand. >> buck: at the same time, he has a pretty good idea of what the pitchers are throwing. >> jim: once again, he has grown his beard back. it-2-1 is bounced foul. >> buck: obviously, this is a very important at-bat here. tw

. >> john: ha, ha, ha. [ laughter ] [ applause ] whoo! ight? >> jimmyyeah, i love it. hey, you know our next guest is the 173-year-old vampire bill compton on hbo's hit show "true blood," which returns for a second season this sunday night at 9:00. let's take a look. >> jessica, i'm going to have a guest coming over shortly. >> can we eat her? >> you may not. >> who is she? is she your girlfriend? >> yes. >> is she a vampire? >> no. >> oh, well, do i have to be nice to her? >> i need you to go upstairs and get cleaned up. remove your makeup and make yourself presentable. i will not have you looking like a slattern. >> a what? >> a lady of the evenin >> awesome! >> jimmy: say hello to stephen moyer, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: stephen moyer, thanks for coming on the show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: can i call you stephen or steve? >> steve's cool. >> jimmy: steve's cool? >> yep. >> jimmy: "true blood." dude, it's awesome. >> you said "true blood." >> jimmy: yeah. well, i was trying to do your accent. >> you've been doing a l

has expressed that he wants to get more involved. at the moment, jacob zuma has quite a lot on his plate in south africa. there has been on rest in the township. in the two months he has been in office, we have not seen a real sign that he will take things a step forward and get heavily involved in zimbabwe's government. the power-sharing agreement is in place. i think zimbabwe will continue to take a key interest. >> we are getting breaking news out of northern iraq. an iraqi police officials said a parked car bomb exploded near a shi'ite mosque. reuters is reporting that 52 have been injured. the ap says dozens. it is the latest. three bombs killed seven people and injured dozens. more on that online at bbc.com. . we are expecting those american jobs figures. tell us exactly what is going on. >> i think the expectation is that we will see more jobs lost in july. we will find out exactly how many in about one hour. if you look earlier this week, a report focused on the private sector. it said that 371,000 jobs were lost in july could we have not seen any stabilization. the unemployment rate in the u.s. went 4.5%

has good stuff tonight. quickly 0-2. 11 year veteran hunter wendelstedt has the plate, doug get its at second, brian night at third.   i wonder why he hasn't been playing the last couple nights the way he has been hitting? mainly because they've had gonzalez and young dexter fowler together in the outfield. >> zimmerman has to back up. he doesn't like to do that, he throws it so short, it was a long bounce for adam dunn.   that's better than a short hop.   and here is the nationals defense, still at the bottom of the league, but much much better over the last month and a half. nyjer morgan and elijah dukes have combined for 24 outfield assists, guzman, gonzalez up the middle, josh bard behind the plate. and as debbie taylor told us last night, jesus flores start to go resume baseball activities, threw for the first time yesterday after severely bruising that shoulder a couple months ago.   that one right in there for todd hilton. >> rob: frac touring the bone inside the shoulder, and that fracture caused him to miss a lot of time and they had to make sure that bone was completely healthy be

we think, oh, yeah, somebody pulled it, ha, ha, ha. all of a sudden we see our teachers and principals coming and rushing it. >> i was getting out of class. we thought it was a fire drill. we were walking out to evacuate. we heard two big explosions. >> wow. police arrived soon after the suspect was tackled. they're not sure what his motive was. >>> did you get to take advantage of the deal of the cash for clunkers program? >> the deal closed out but the dealers have until noon today to finish up all the forms since they were dealing with the customers last night. all the government paperwork involved in each and every one of these deals that on day one they would deny things because they couldn't read maybe a one that looked like a seven or, you know, any little -- there was 136 pages of rules. >> oh, yeah. that's right. cross your ts. >> the dealers want to get paid a lot faster too. let they think it's going too slow. there is widespread agreement the plan worked, right? it boosted car sales. to some extent it boosted confidence, but

silvio burlesque tony has again dismissed questions about his private life -- silvio berlusconi has again dismissed questions about his private life. he has -- he says he has nothing to apologize for. >> this was the silvio berlusconi in defiant mood -- no remorse, no regret, despite three months of allegations of sexual misconduct involving everyone from call girls to teenage models. in an address to journalists, the 72-year-old prime minister when on the attack. >> the prime minister has no skeletons in the closet with which he can be blackmailed by anyone. nobody or anything is going to demoralize the prime minister, and the majority of italians appreciate the prime minister. >> silvio berlusconi hope to put behind him the scandals that were spreading around him since may. alleged affairs with models, liaisons' with paid escorts, and secret recordings of his encounters of all then engulfing his leadership, and his charges are making him a laughingstock. just this week, his daughter barbara mildly rebuked her father in the "vanity fair," saying politician should not make a distinction between their private life and the public ones, espe

it has to be the international community. it has to be sanctions, and it haso be clear that those elections in 2010 will not be accepted anywhere in this world. >> but the generals know there is no international consensus. china and russia trade with burma and have shown no interest in challenging their rule. aung san suu kyi's fight is far from over. >> a massive relief operation is underway across parts of east asia and to rescue people trapped by heavy rains and mudslides. there are fears those dead could run into the hundreds. typhoon morakot caused the damage. we will have a report from just -- in just a moment. some buildings have collapsed. we have this report. >> a small village in china, a late-night landslide year triggered by relentless downpours bearing seven homes last night. -- burying seven homes. they found six people underneath the rocks, some very badly hurt. as the clear run operation got under way, it emerged that two of those rescued had not survived. -- as the clear up operation got under way. they came back when they thought the danger w

has been doing a great job. he has only allowed one earned run since he has gotten here. at, coming back to pitch third, the team that drafted him in the first round in 2000 has been a little unique. i ask him what his emotions were like coming into this weekend. >> sad and happy at the same time. it is good to see some of the guys. i had some good friendships with and the coaches and stuff. at the same time sad, too, that i'm gone. i'm happy to be in washington and helping them trying to establish a winning team. >> are you looking forward to get ing into the game and facing them and how odd is that going to be for you? >> it is going to be real odd. you're going up against really good friends, kids you grew up with. hopefully the first one, get it out of the way. hopefully the fans, system of the things i said not meaning as bad as they sounded. hopefully i'll get a few claps. >> you did call the pirates the laughing stock of baseball, but the way you meant is the way they traded away some of the young talent. >> it was more coming from a pirates fan and the article came

has not worked. it has made people more ill. we spend a lot of money can't -- and it gets very bad. >> there has also -- have also been tv ads forecasting british health care rationing. but there are more americans that have a more positive view. >> we do not have the chance for medical and thus repay for it. -- unless we pay for it. >> of course, a state-run health service is not even being considered by the white house. but that has not stopped u.k. citizens from being dragged into the debate. this week', the president honored stephen hawking. according to one report, the scientists would not have survived under the president's plan. stephen hawking issued a statement. >> [unintelligible] >> opponents seemed convinced the president was a state-run health service. and according to some, it should be avoided at all costs. >> we will have more on this story later in the program when we are speaking to a republican criticç of socialized medicine. also this hour, american senator jim webb has becomthe gun -- has begun to prepared to meet the general on sunday. this comes after the general was put under house arrest. scientists in america

has 140. that one is the gap. he has that one in his sweet zone. all the way to the wall. he will go to second base. he hasimself addable double. >> there it is. second double of august. again remember weaver tough against righties. only came in hitting 187. he is all over. i said i don't like to do a lot in the off days, i just like to rest and then pounce the other pitcher. >> he won't let that kind of pitch go by ever. matt a strike out victim his first time up. matt hit nght six spot. higher than he has since coming to the orioles. one of the reasons is he has been hitting the ball pretty well. the orioles want to get him up into rbi territory. he is hitting 328 over the last 18. five rbis. foul back. a one ball one strike count. strike out his first time up. he gets confident he will continue to move up the line up as they try to find a spot where he will fit best. >> you can just see the adjustment. picking up his foot. maybe not as high early on. crowley the hit coach -- he said the average fast ball is about six to seven miles an hour faster than in the minor leagues and then you get the better bre

has struggled since. this will be his 14th major league start. the manager dave trembley says he cannot look at this as a do or die outing as he has struggled here. this isn't a try-out. that haseen emphasized by the manager, and he has said that regardless of what happens tonight, the orioles have to score more runs. he says how is that for an idea? keep it simple. we need to score more runs, and hopefully jason berken can get back in the win column. back to you. >> all right, mark, if you want to see the different shall from that date forward, take a look. these two matched up in the ballgame that jason within. since then berken has gone 07-9 with an e.r.a. over 7.00. ricky romero pitching again tonight. he has gone 8-3 be a 3.67. you talk about the north and south of it, buck. that's about as distinct as you can get. >> buck: ricky romero gave up 1 Áhits and he took the loss and jason berken won. it has been a different story, opposite directions. romero, one of the top rookie pitchers in baseball. >> gary: let's take a look at the starting lineups. roberts, jones, markakis. wigginton, wieters and izturis. adam jones, two home runs, the month of august and a .381 average. >

ha ha! yeah! the option to name your price -- new and only from progressive. call or click today. mr. evans? this is janice from onstar. i have received an automatic signal you've been in a front-end crash. do you need help? yeah. i'll contact emergency services and stay with you. you okay? yeah. onstar. standard for one year on 14 chevy models. >>> for more on our show and the guests go to wsjr.cnbc.com. find a link to my blog, investor agenda. check it out. >>> take a look at the stories coming up in the week ahead that may move the marks and impact your money this week. a number of retailers will be reporting second quarter earnings including macy's, kohl's, and walmart which as dow component. wednesday the federal reserve's open market committee announces its interest rate decision after a two-day meeting. and the international trade balance is released. that's a report on the state of american imports and exports. thursday, total retail sales for the month of july will be reported. we'll get a real window into consumer spending this week. on friday, the consumer price index i

has talked about tillman. he has a good curve ball. the change up has been good but there even though -- wanted to throw to the outside corner because he doesn't have the experience he has a good arm. he thought he was going to catch him looking toward the bag and not at him but he got back to the bag in time. angels don't make a lot of mistakes on the bases. they will make outs on the bases because it's mike wants them aggressive and like that out that happened at third on rivera that's okay. here is the 1-2 on the way. breaking ball. he will block it. and the count will go to two balls and two strikes. angels continue to be the leading team from first to third since mike has been there that's the number that's been a huge difference on the team. they advance on the base in every situation. >> i said how do you do that and he said we run hard to the next base. >> yes. >> 2-2. >> swung on and missed. naopli guessing he got him. three strike outs for tillman. one run in, leading with a homer but a couple left on. the orioles still on top. taste like? a m

has had six 20-home run seasons. three separate times, he has driven in 100 runs. this year, he has not found the power stroke. g contract. today, he is facing the rookie brian matusz. matusz, big guy, 6'2". 3-12, offspeed witch. >> buck: that's one thing we saw matusz is very comfortable doing. he throws that change-up when he is behind in the count. >> jim: full count on vernon wells with none down. it's inside, ball 4. and a walk to vernon wells. juan samuels, the orioles' third base coach was on the roster for the jays when halladay came up. >> anything that you could take from guys like that could only be a plus for you. those guys, obviously, they have the prospect, you know. it's easy to come here than to stay. they have to make that adjustment. all the young players that we have here, they have that. that's something that we have not had in the last couple of years. you know there is something in this group. >> buck: you see the confidence that we have not had before and also they have the stuff. there is something different here that we have seen from the group. >> jim: he had the key phrase in there,

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ballgame tied after three. éa,  >> buck: jason berken has g up a single in the first and second. he has couple of strikeouts. he hasjhonny peralta on an inside pitch. he wasn't thrilled with the rotation, but he finds himself in a tall ballgame here. three innings, two herb earned uns -- runs. he has allowed four hits. but he pitched out of a bases loaded inning to end the scoring threat. >> gary: so 2-4-0 for each team. berken back to work. laporta grounded out his first time up. down to third and that will be foul. >> buck: he went to the university of florida, and he was a highly touted college hitter. he was a first baseman, third base kind of guy. and now they're trying to figure out if he can play the the outfield. but they really believe he is going to be a power hitter. >> gary: that is a strike on the outside corner. laporta is really one of those who came with great fanfare. he had a big year in the cape league one year, and he was one of those guaranteed process spents, going to hit the long ball, home run king, all of that stuff alot of advanced ublicity. rk getthground to short. izturis and laporta is

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has no teeth? guest: we have offered more plants in the prison has. he hasred none and we have offered four or five and they have common elements. the president has a big event is. he speaks with a single voice and we speak with many voices. i think we have done pretty well. we have said what we don't like about the house and senate plans that come out. we have offered our own proposals in their specific terms which i just did. most people are getting the message. what they are hearing, they don't like host: host: let's go back to senator martinez. do you agree that he is leaving in a bed time? guest: the two best leading political indicators are money and candidates. we are raising money better in the republican senatorial campaign committee then we have in three cycles. second, we have more good candidates in florida, new hampshire, ohio, more and missouri. the first choice cabot's -- the first choice candidates are deciding to run. host: where do you think the best chances of pickups are in 2010? hostguest: that is center corn's job. [laughter] can its of

has something to do with... it has something to do with education. it has something to do with tradition. it has something to do with the composition of the population. united states is a country of immigrants and people very... smart people from all corners of the world that come to the united states and they're living this country and so i think they have taken the best traditions from all... everywhere to the united states. >> rose: what should we learn from you? >> china... confusion philosophy being a part of tradition in china... confucius philosophy, being a part of tradition in china, we put more emphasis on the role of the collect i rather than veg. so we tend to emphasize more for the role of the collective rather than the role of the individual. so hab that's the difference. each has its merit. so maybe we should learn from each other on that. >> rose: well, somegue in the economic sphere you've been enormously successful because, in part, you had an economy that could be influenced by a smaller group of people that a democracy did not have the advantage of doing. you could crea

has more than just a person of interest? >> we are still trying to confirm reports that an arrest warrant has been issued and he has be -- has been named as a suspect. i just went into the police station and they are setting up for a news conference that could take place in the next half hour or so. he filed a missing person's report, took off, and they have been unable to reach him. gregg: this guy assaulted someone back in 2006. is it true that he also had been arrested and charged with beating the murdered model up? >> there was an arrest in los vegas a few months ago. there was another case, an assault case, in which he was convicted in calgary, canada involving another ex girlfriend. he has a history of some sort. gregg: the victim's mother says that jenkins was jealous of jasmine's ex-boyfriend. i am sure the police are looking at that. was there an exchange of text messages that also implicates ryan jenkins? >> i had heard the report two days ago. we have not been able to confirm that. we're still waiting to hear from them, hopefully this afternoon. they have not been that accessible so far in this case. we do not kno

has shown through the years a frankly a disrespect for the constitution, for sharing of information with congress, a respect for the law and i'm not surprised that he's upset about this. the obama administration has no intention -- i think the president himself hasn unbelievably bending in the direction of trying to be careful about what happens to national security, protecting our national security interests, being very sensitive about the cia's prerogatives and needs and so forth and, in fact, i think there is a little bit of attention between the white house itself and the lawyers and the justice department as they see the awe and what their obligation is. and in a sense that's good. that's appropriate. because it shows that we have an attorney general who is not pursuing a political agenda, but who is doing what he believes the law requires him to do and we have an administration on the other hand that is balancing some of those other interests. >> the vice president also said that he believes the cia officials who went outside the bounds of the guidelines they were given were justified. do you agree with that. >> there is a real question whether they went outside the bounds they were given at the time. look, i -- as the longest serving pers

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so when he starts talking about where people live, ha, ha, ha, folks, i just can't. is all so much fun to watch and it's all so much fun to analyze. >> that is fantastic. hitler posters and nazi references in front of a jewish congressman. that's hilarious. if you bet on hitler in the second world war. also honest to god do you know anybody over the age of 12 who still makes uranus jokes? doesn't rush limbaugh look like -- i can't even quote it. you have to listen to it yourself. rush, one too many uranus jokes, limbaugh, today's worst person in the world! one too many uranus jokes, limbaugh, today's worst person in the world!"one too many uranus jokes, limbaugh, today's worst person in the world! ", today's worst person in the world! today's worst person in the world! >>> 2012 may be a long way off (announcer) if you think all batteries are the same, consider this: when a tornado tore through holly, colorado, air life denver took to the air... their night-vision goggles keeping them safe on a perilous flight... and powering those precision goggles--- is the only bat

has released a south korean engineer for hyundai. he had been detained since march for allegedly insulting the north's communist leadership. there is no sign of the vessel that has disappeared from the north sea. it is believed it has been hijacked. russia has sent up to five navy ships in the search for the hell out -- in the search for the ship. 300 people are missing in just one taiwan village. latest official figures is growing public anger and there are plans to put more effort into the operation. 4000 troops will join the search team. we now have a report from one of the worst hit areas. >> it is a battle to keep moral high but the search goes on. even more soldiers joined the rescue effort. the water levels are still high and hundreds of people are still stranded. difficult to spot from the air. now troops are out on the ground, more are being found and air lifted to safety. these from one of the worst hit villages. people are being rescued however possible -- ropes, wires reaching into canyons. hear, a newborn baby is brought to safety. the conditions are treacherous but moving fast is essential. it is incredible, the impact that the flood waters have had on the infrastructure. this is one of the worst affe

has not been given the option pick up for next year. he has an option on the contract for another year as manager and andy has made clear he will wait to the end of the season, maybe the last weekend, maybe beyond before he decides whether the orioles will pick that option up and dave will be back next year. what he wanted to avoid is that swoon that comes for the last 11 years for the orioles. you look at what we're talking about. the winning percentage after the all-star break golf all of these managers -- for all of managers, miller got the closest to .500, they have not been there. it's been really bad finish shall. so, what andy was hoping not renewing the contract early would give trembley and the players something to work at. >> jim: the players like dave trembley. >> in the gap. that will go on the wall. brian roberts will add to his doubles total as the league leader picks up another one leading off the 5th inning. >> jim: 44th double. so simple for him when you're gifted. fastball away, maybe ends up in the middle of the plate. he says that fine with me. right there, rivera can't get it. not fleet of foot in left field. my poi

>> the damages to justin barrett are that he has been fired. >> he has been suspended. he hashen did that happen? >> the mayor of the city got on tv and spelled it out, he is gone. g-o-n-e. >> when i talked to the police department they said he was suspended. he hasn't officially been fired, correct? >> well, in our opinion he has been officially fired. >> i want to be clear for everybody at home because it sounds like we are talking about different things. he has been suspended and suspended with pay. you claim the mayor has fired him on tv but no one has officially told you your client has been fired. >> my client has been fired. whether we get a formal letter in the mail or an audience on television he is fired. he is the man who is supposed to sit and listen to my client's explanation about his actions. he is supposed to be afforded a fair hearing before anyone says he's gone or he is a cancer that needs to be cut out. >> when you are a police officer as with so many other jobs in this country, specifically public servants aren't you held to a higher standard? whether you

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so when he starts talking about where people live, ha, ha, ha, folks, i just can't. is all so much fun to watch and it's all so much fun to analyze. >> that is fantastic. hitler posters and nazi references in front of a jewish congressman. that's hilarious. if you bet on hitler in the second world war. also hon toes gest to god do yo anybody over the age of 12 who still makes uranus jokes? doesn't rush limbaugh look like -- i can't even quote it. you have to listen to it yourself. rush, one too many uranus jokes, limbaugh, today's worst person in the world! in the shower? limbaugh, today's worst person in the world! "one too many uran, limbaugh, today's worst person in the world! ", today's worst n in the world! today's worst per in the world! dddddddddd >>> 2012 may be a long way off in terms of political life cycles but gop hopefuls have a long way to go to earn their party's nomination. a new poll suggests one gop favorite while popular among republicans could not compete against president obama. so who could the party of lincoln bring back out of the wil

has extended the recession. he has created a budget deficit that will trigger massive inflation. he has created -- he has federalized the auto industry and he is never going to be able to get rid of it, and he is threatening to destroy our health care system and outsource our manufacturing. what would you give him? an f is a promotion. bill: i'm not giving him a grade. i'm letting my guests do it. >> if anybody is not sure about that, read "catastrophe ." bill: i knew morris was going to say that. >> that's why i wrote it. bill: next on the rundown, bill clinton rescues the two americans being held in korea, but is there a down side to that situation? karl rove has some thoughts. later dennis miller wants to ( conversation ) garth, you're up. hold on, i'm at capitalone.com picking a photo... for my credit card. here's one from my prom. oh, what memories. how 'bout one from our golf outing? ( shouting ) i know, maybe one of my first-born son. dad, mom says the boys gotta go. personalize your card by uploading... your own photo at capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? ♪ bill: president c

robert's family who has been incredibly strong throughout this ordeal has been notified that a body has been found. >> now, a makeshift memorial has been set up outside manwill's home. his family's asking for privacy but thanks the community for their continued support. as you remember, there had been so many people out in force looking for him, volunteers searching, we want to get the very latest. and we're joined on the phone now by reporter scott, thank you so much for being with us. how soon are you getting any word as to when we might hear from the coroner? >> well, we don't know. like so much in this story, we had hoped to get some positive identification las night at some point, but then as you've seen, the police came out and said they could not make a positive i.d., you know, it's possible the body has been in the water in the new york canal here in boise for 11 days, there could be some serious decomposition. so an autopsy is underway as we speak right now. and when that autopsy's wrapped up, we're waiting for the coroner here, the county coroner to make a positive identificat

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