hal sparks. >> thank you.eeter and hop into the chat room today and we'll be running that at my website, hallsparks.com. >> you would think on a week where everybody is on vacation there wouldn't be that much to talk about but that's wrong. >> it's beautiful. they don't even know how to take the pause for a crap news cycle. it's the day before 4th of july. and then you have mitch mcconnell and john boehner, and mitt -- we'll talk about what mitt's advisor said -- >> we will. >> but just completely blowing it. >> yeah, it was like we had so much news last week that it's exploiting the tragic and preventable death of the border agent, which the republicans keep saying over and over again. we had health care ruling we had congress save student loans. >> right. >> turning out they can do something useful. >> and the highway bill. we're going to get to everything today. >> here is today's theme mr. sparks. there are three themes today. number 1 is of course you and i have a new tour launching this weekend. >> yes.

hal sparks here is a mental gift for you.ki schechner was a teenage majorette, and there may be baton twirling at sexy liberal tomorrow night. >> i will be rug run and it's a rainy day. >> how many tickets do you have left to sell? >> they are all gone now with that information. [ laughter ] >> i do what i can. you know. >> you give and you give. all right. and here she is giving again. majorette, slash breaking news superstar jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody. the obama campaign is going to air a new television ad. it focuses on the middle class and growing the economy from the middle out. >> i believe in fighting for the middle class because if they are prospering, all of us will prosper. >> the ad is positive. the campaign brought $6.5 million of advertising time during the olympics. by all accounts mitt romney's trip to london has been less than successful. senate majority leader harry reid put it's not good for the country for him to quote go abroad and insult everybody. he first lady is doing a much better job

hi hal. hey, boo.ed in 1993. >> caller: i'm like i can't wait until some idiot right-winger decides to repeat that line since they take everything from him verbatim. >> it would take the same amount of time. >> i also make the case if obama is able to manipulate the space-time continuum that's enough reason for him to be president. >> hello, i'm in. >> forward. >> you know his bad side. >> stephanie: forward and the space-time continuum. >> it can go back in time. >> stephanie: 45 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> that happened and we all let it happen. >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." at 7, viewpoint with eliot spitzer at 8, the war room with jennifer granholm at 9, the gavin newsom show fridays at 11. and there's only one place you'll find us: weeknights on current tv. we are the idea no one wants to hear until it grabs you and won't let go. we push, we prod until the truth reveals itself. we are fearless, independent trendsetters, problem solvers, a

hal will be in on friday.mething all in caps you know you need to hit the air raid siren. >> did he go all full meaning on you. >> stephanie: get ready this--this is what happens. we get the sexy liberal crazy craziness right before the big shows like the l.a. show this saturday. >> it's an important announcement. >> stephanie: i got e-mails from people who said that this were only six seats left. this is because they're googling sexy liberal effects that comes up as scalping site. >> don't do it. don't go to scalping sites. [ screaming ] >> stephanie: go to www.ticketmaster.com and type in sexy liberal or go to our facebook or twitter. >> or sexy liberal.com. >> stephanie: he said we can't be sure if they're actual tickets. it breaks my heart when people get suckered. >> if you want to buy from a scalper, they'll be outside of the show and selling them. >> stephanie: don't get taken in by scalpers, at the give our proceeds to the different sexy liberal causes, the prefer project. we're almost sold out. the pr

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and then there was hal boyle.he probably wrote more words than any reporter in the european conflict. he was at operation torch from letter leads first day. he stayed all the way through. he was the first american newspaperman on the scene when the optical massacre of the unarmed gis, the prisoners was discovered. >> just an amazing, amazing series of guys. and i say that they were a journalistic band of brothers. i'm barely scratching the surface. i am leaving out hundreds of stirring moments. it takes dedication to write a book like this. i am dedicated to the guys who helped me on this. my friends stuff is very much in the great tradition of hal boyle. kim is a great teller of tales. hal boyle 18 pulitzer prize or his coverage of normandy and post world war ii. homer bigart, the great "new york times" editor, pepsi was his great friend and protÉge. she told me that when whatever homer bigart was introduced as a pulitzer winner, he would save two times. [laughter] [applause] >> he won the award twice. one of ver

. >> stephen: ferthu hal, romney, ferthu hal. of course, for more evidence that obama doesn't get america, look no further than his new ad attacking success. >> governor romney's plan would cut taxes for the folks at the very top. i believe the only way to create an economy built to last is to strengthen the middle class, asking the wealth tow pay a little more so we can pay down our debt in a balanced way. >> stephen: oh, you want to ask the wealthy to pay a little more. it never hurts to ask. let me just see what's in my checkbook. no! ( applause ) this ad is just a desperate attempt to walk back obama's blunder from two weeks ago where he let slip his true vision for this country. >> if you were successful, somebody along the line gave you? help. somebody invested in roads and bridges. if you've got a business, that-- you didn't build that. >> stephen: that is offensive! i don't want a president who thinks a leg up comes from the government. i want a president who knows a leg up comes from his dad. ( laughter ) ( applause ) an

the president's first town hal meeting of the 2012 campaign. >>> and american pastor.n in custody in egypt. his family says he's a diabetic and doesn't have his weather. >>> looking at today's weather. a heat wave will expand to the east coast from the da coat tos. afternoon showers possible in the southwest. >>> finally from us, two men hoped to fly into the guinness book of world records by attaching lounge chairs to balloons. >> as abc clayton sandell reports, their dream turn into a dud. >> reporter: it was a terrifying end to a risky trip. ken couch and his copilot came crashing down to earth in oregon, so did their dream of floating into the record on two lawn chairs and 350 helium balloons. >> i'm relieved to be on the ground. quite disappointed this storm got ahold of us. >> this is what it looked like to them. a rapid descent. but they began losing balloons late friday and thunderstorms threatened and winds did not cooperate. they were pelted by hail. >> incredibly chaotic. mixed up. thrashing, nothing like i had experienced in the past. >> reporter: they cras

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thank you very much for joining us, hal. >> sure. thank you for having me. >>> all right. today's "sign of the times" proves that the debt catches up with you. according to the christian science monitor, a tiny german town claims that berlin owes it a debt back to 1562. a certificate showed that the town of mittenwalde lent the money and repaid at 6% per year and never was. adjust for inflation and interest, the total debt in the trillions. could make mittenwalde the richest town in the world. berlin is in the red. >> my great, great, great grandmother was owed a chicken by the neighbor. i'll try to get it back. why not? >> is that a real story? >> could be. >>> all right. up next, jim cramer is here. he was on fire last night after the delivering alpha interview with preet bhrarara. >> cramer says hoo ray for the little guy. we debate. can bhrarara really restore the broken trust? [ male announcer ] what if you had thermal night-vision goggles, like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutraliz

that guest is hal scott, director of the committee of capital markets regulation. you can tell our friend heroin here is very upset about this and thinks maybe they skirted the spirit of regulation. >> if not the regulation itself. >> i was being nice. did they break any rules? >> i don't know because as herb pointed out we don't have any cleerp guidance of the scc. i think the more general question is to whether we should be making disclosures in social media and while facebook itself may be okay because it's so widely subscribible to, you know, where do you draw the line in social media? i think we have to insist that it be a general press release or be on the corporate website. >> you know, hal, this is what's interesting. look. reed hastings, his personal facebook page. he has 200,000 followers. that's not -- >> what if you're not on facebook? >> there's rules and regulations and not talking about a corporate facebook page. we are talking about a personal page. could he have gotten caught up in the moment? who knows? i reached out the the company. but this is t

and hal a cold front will only add insult to injury >>> you just want them to go on >>> tough terms on california's coastline, why california's pelicans are in desperate help >>> ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> on the last chair of the alameda a county fair, a special tribute to the jockey that was killed at the eat their guns last week. jorge are rare and it died after he was thrown from his horse thursday. >>> those horses are big and strong and they're going awful fast out there. things happen there are just things you can to account or make plans for >>> food vendors up the fair grounds have raised thousands of dollars for carreras' funeral. >>> led's 85,000 customers were left in the dark. the heatwaveas been blamed for at least hit 45 deaths across the country. they have 90 percent containment of the waldo fighter. the waldo canyon fire has destroyed more than 18,000 a. paris it is the most destructive fire in colorado history. and george zimmerman was released after posting bond on friday. he is being protected by a security team in the undisclosed location. he is facing second degree murder c

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fox's hal ioser ioser in has a look at a simulation video that has gone viral. >> down to the surface us seven minutes. >> this video called seven minutes of terror is different from any we have seen in the past and meant to be an attention getter. it describes the seven minutes of silence during which the rover lands. the 14 it takes for the signal to get to earth. >> so, when we first get word that we have touched the top of the atmosphere, the vehicle is on the surface for at least seven minutes. >> what can go wrong? >> lots of things. dozens of things. hundreds of things. we have six vehicle configurations that curiosity goes through on the way down to the surface. she's like a transformer. we have to blow 79 pyrotech nick devices, throwing off heat shields, ejecting parachutes. >> the crane system that drops the one ton rover on to the surface. for the scientists and engineers around here, the silence of a decent can be anxiety provoking. >> it is tense. it is like a horse race to see if your horse is going to come in as the winner. >> it's on the nail biting scale of 1 to 10. h

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we have to keep reminders and we have to be persistent and we hal back their right. at's wt mpta. >> and the general -- >> a short comment mpbe from so of view, the first population to be vulnerable under attacks, underlence are children, women, and elders. so women have that awareness in a natural way because they can play both roles. and our role as women is strong women, as women is to increase awareness among our male colleagues. because then the next time they will be able to see as fast as we might do. >> so this has been fabulous. and rebecca you ended your time in our class because i was teaching and teaching inclusive secure here at the school. you ended your time in our class in an extraordinary way. would you end this forum? i want you to do what you did. >> is everybody ready. >> everybody is ready. >> do it. do it. okay. >> okay. i think we need to celebrate the women who won the nobel prize. the problem with me is that i don't celebrate when i'm sitting. i like to stand. i like to move the same way i celebrate everything. and i celebrate the women. and

the marlins get it right back, playing small ball in the bottom hal, a bunt, a sacrifice, and john buckgoes back on top 2-1. unfortunate, because geo deserved a w tonight. just didn't get the run support. bottom sixth, gets carlos lee with the high cheese. six innings, nine strikeouts. 127th on the season, just one behind steven strasburg with the league lead. roger with the tieing run on second facing steve, and he goes down swinging. nats fall 2-1. strasburg gets the start tomorrowth the orioles pitching staff keeps getting better. jason hamels, who's basically been there ace may need surgery on his right knee. if he does, he could be out until saturday. bottom two, tied at one, robert and dino, takes max scherzer deep to left. the o's had a 4-1 lead in theh. jim johnson's been the best closer in baseball much just one blown save all year. until today, two out in the ninth, quinton barry slaps one to the left. brandon bosh to the plate, tied at 4. o's down 5-4, adam jones. already his three walkoff winners in extra innings this year. scores nick markakis, who had three doubles in the

i can imagine talking to my fellow members hal and just seeing the class -- how and just sing the class. for my career and i have to think bill 4 my graduation, i am about to graduate from berkeley next thursday. and more than just the wall street wizards, bill has been a father figure to me, a friend, and i got my diploma through him. he has been a great input in my career. i went through a lot of hard times and he pretty much was always there. that is why i have to dedicate my diploma to him. he made it possible, he made my life so much simpler. and for the city i think that it gives the opportunities to students who have talent and are 20 -- hungry for opportunities, to go out in the world and have the courage to do what we want to do. to be successful in life, be successful in everything we aspire. that is what you have -- what i have to say. thank you. >> in closing, we have something we wanted to present to you. >> on behalf of the wall street wizards, i would like to present you with this t-shirt. [applause] [applause] president chiu: thank you to the wall street wizards. our fin

burry hal's already call the never had a home.rass slopes of shoreline park across from duplex is one of the few places in the bay area for the fragile species is thriving. >>> channing climax of the audubon society is joined other environmental groups including the sierra club the impacts that people day in day out to any activity that all the things people do. biking of habitat and walking to have that. there's already a large population of feral cats which been fed by some nearby workers and the threatened owl and other wildlife but some support housing in what's known as the north bayshore say there are good it apart mental reasons for doing that to. google workers to walk or bike to work as a driver bus. in informal straw poll last week with much of most of the council of members in favor of the burrowing owl. women is cbs five. >>> above looks like a movie but it's for real. in a souped up rally car brings serious rubber industry to san francisco for a viral video. posed with and youtube it is already been viewed more than 2

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. >> i will not hal -- go into how these products are carcinogenic. you have all been well informed about that. the world health organization as well as this eir have laid these facts out. you are here to decide if you are going to support the rpd that you believe exposing children to multiple cancer causing agents is not significant. for me, this is a no-brainer when compared to gopher holes, playing time, and other rationales you'll be hearing presented for doing so great i do not know about you personally but i have lost more friends and family members to cancer that i care to mention. i will continue to walk in fund- raisers and raise money to try and find a cure but here today, you individually are in an extremely enviable position where you can do something to proactively protect a child from an unsuspected known exposure. if you are not willing to ban sbr chrome from the fields, i ask you to not reject the not significant -- not insignificant findings of the er. this would give a fighting chance to the most vulnerable and susceptible children.

. >>> president obama holds his first town hal meeting of his campaign later today in ohio. he's expected to launch another round of attacks against mitt romney's financial dealings. abc's tahman bradley has more. on what has been an intense couple of days to say the least. tahman. >> reporter: for a while, president obama was on the defensive about the economy. not anymore. the romney team lost control of the campaign message as the obama team piles on. president obama is not letting up. campaigning in cincinnati today, the president will label mitt romney as a job destroyer. according to the campaign, mr. obama will hit romney for his corporate tax proposals, claiming they will create hundreds of thousand of jobs overseas. it's the latest in a series of blistering attacks which has changed the subject of the president's handling of the lackluster economy to questions about romney's time at bain capital. >> i don't want a pioneer in outsourcing, i want some insourcing. >> reporter: that's one of the president's main arguments that romney's investment firm, bain, outsourced

you, hal aisha.n to be creepy around. [ laughter ] >> i would say stock aisha tyler, she is the hottest of all of us. >> she really is. >> we had a show with her in boston last year. did you get to see any of the aisha tyler show. >> yes, i went to detroit. and i had the sheer pleasure of hearing aretha franklin giggle like a schoolgirl. >> yes it was just incorrodable. >> it was amazing. >> all right. i'm thrilled. we'll look for you tonight. >> i positively adore you guys you are keeping me sane. >> oh that means so much. stephanie miller has the sexiest audience members. in the comedy tour i play the role of tour. and our album is for sale on itunes and amazon. check that out. lots more to come right after the break on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ >>we talk a lot about the influence of money in politics. it is the defining issue of this era. the candidate with the most money, does win. this is a national crisis. very, very excited about that and very proud of that. >>beltway politics from inside

. >> what is happening with crime in your district and hal is the police department doing? supervisor kim: it is a difficult issue. i probably interface with the police department every week because with such an incredible need from our police officers in our district, ranging from south beach to the tender line to the intermission. -- to the tenderloin to the inner mission. i want to see our officers on the street, walking the beat, and i want our small business owners to know who they are. i think that alone creates an atmosphere of safety that is really important. i'm really excited about the substation coming up to 63. i think we need to continue to provide social services in our district. it has to be a partnership with sfpd. >> what about community courts? supervisor kim: i visited the court it was modeled after, which is the red hook court in brooklyn. the judge will visit the apartments or the locations talked about in the case and he has evolved this relationship of trust with the neighborhood that think is really positive. i think we are not there yet, here in san

hal dale abc news houston. >> so this piece ran before any space shuttle fight had ever flown and the last time i talked to sally was probably about two years ago. we had a conversation about her being part of when i was at cnn the coverage of the very last shuttle mission. >> so when you -- when you did this lo those many years ago, did you have a sense that she was going to make history? >> well i hoped she was. i mean to have a friend a teacher, who could have done that was great. my finger were crossed but there was no guarantee that she was going to be the one but she was really good. she was really smart. >> she was your ta. i can't imagine there were too many women who were tas in, you know. >> no, very fews. basically even though she inspired so many millions she convinced me not to be an astro naught because she was far smarter than i was. i decided i will go into journalism. we will let her be the astronaut. >> since she stopped flying she has really pushed this issue. >> dedicated her life to science, especially creating sally ride science in san diego. >> what's that? >> i

disclosing bad facts about the white house because the only actor who ever portrayed deep throat better than halholbrook, i think, was mark felt. he fooled everybody. he fooled pat gray. he fooled woodward. but at some point i think bob woodward is not obtuse. he's covered most of the agencies in washington. he's written scores of best-selling books. he had to realize, especially after the fbi documents became available in about 1992, that felt had sold him a bill of goods, that the fbi's investigation hadn't been stymied or thwarted by the nixon white house. that in fact it was the fullest investigation since the assassination of president kennedy. and that felt's refusal to come forward and come out of the shadows and acknowledge the acclaim that was supposedly being heaped on deep throat, the reason for that was that felt knew that if he did come forward and his actions were scrutinized and enough people from then were still around, he couldn't withstand the scrutiny because his reasons for leaking would be exposed. what actually happened is that woodward and bernstein replicated the fbi's in

hal the ca d heldeerrouger. that is one of the things i will say which is notwonderful. you look at some of the things he said his familynd t no mni shsng pul first lady and -- >> host: who presided -- coolidge presided over enomic prosperity. whhasn't he ais gt:eri k it is a function of -- okay. first of sebody settle long time ago -- and i read it aon a ttay an ari oe blank pages of history. ifou have managed to get as taphoionme or haveomgrt ts ehere a good chance you will be forgotten. the good that men do our buried with their bones. an bean new deal historians evdotehetirankl a tndart was not only building up franklin roosevelt's new deal what they followed. there is a good part of that to look at our newsreels and aldus and if there is silence like silent cale dot ati o es arrs cesi?s >>statsonquce of the boston stke of 1919 where the boston police who were not well paid all decide to go out on strike. e se esrwlm th gout o odug tre iso chaos. >> host: governor of massachusetts. >> guest: he is not the mayor. pod ton cedeceor alls out the national guard after the

. >> the investigation is under into hal and abandoned school caught fire. it happened last night in d.c. ast john gonzalez is at the scene now with the latest. >> i have to tell you there is to thise damage building. still smoldering this morning. on the scene.re they are going to be on a fire watch throughout the day trying prevent any hot spots from reigniting inside and police are also here. they have closed off the street because there are concerns that is on stablehool could collapse. the fire broke out at 11:00 last night. mystery this morning is how since the building has been closed for about two years. was once an elementary in the trinidad neighborhood. closed it down in 2010. officials have been trying to out what to do with the property. started onthe fire floor and spread very quickly. forced tors were evacuate the structure and tackled it from outside. it is not known exactly what caused it. investigators are trying to out if there was foul play and baalke. you can see brown behind us, a lot of damage this morning. >> thank you for that report

. >> in the absence of genuine leadership -- [ explosion ] >> hal sparks tried to get in spinal tap.cess pride. >> stephanie: how did we get here where we can't talk about gun control. that's where i was saying i want my andrew sheppard moment. i'm andrew sheppard and i am -- you know what i'm talking about it. >> i do. >> stephanie: we ended up blaming the true source of the problem, lily tomlin and her gory, violent films she's so well-known for. >> 9:00 to 5:00, the director's cut. >> outrageous fortune. >> stephanie: there is a scene edited out of "all of me" that is really wow! >> a part where she actually splits in two. >> stephanie: lily tomlin splits him in two with an ax. 29 minutes after the hour. i get to see the cutting room floor, literally cutting room. right back on "the stephanie miller show." [ music ] >> this court has proven to be the knowing, delighted accomplice in the billionaires' purchase of our nation. >> and you think it doesn't affect you? think again. if you have copd like i do you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that feels like. copd includes

nadia ramdass is live with hal residents and businesses are dealing with the dark. >> you are not theg through this pain. we are live near belair road where b.g.e. crews are out here trying to restore power to this community and tell us a tree fell on a transformer and they are planning to be a matter for quite some time trying to remove this tree. 69,000 b.g.e. customers are still without power this morning. a major inconvenience to many who are trying to adapt. >> you need is for refrigeration. >> it is an inconvenience that dennis has experienced since losing power after friday's storm. now he is having a tough time buying groceries in north baltimore. >> i went to the store and it is closed because it is out of power. >> the grocery store how to turn people away because they don't have power. shh>> it is a killer. we have no registers, we have no power. so, you lose out in that respect, but we will get it back. >> they are trying to salvage whatever food they can. they have to throw out perishable items. they cannot estimate how much money they are losing. many residents, 10:00 su

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hal's republicans-- house republicans do not want the law to pass. >> darya: a debate on capitol hill, democrats want to put tax cuts through for companies that hire people. the democratic plan would give 10 percent tax credits to companies for the amount by which their 2012 payroll exceeded-year salaries and hiring new workers or giving raises to current employees. the national credit would be $300,000. yesterday president obama proposed tax cuts for everyone except the highest earners. a new report says that elderly people and other vulnerable homeowners are getting their home to big investors because the old just about 100 or so dollars in back taxes. a report says that outdated laws allow investors to get profits by buying the houses under these home owners can get the report says that states and cities are selling homes from home on turns--selling homes from those homeowner that only about $200 on their taxes. >> mark: trading could be positive for the dow jones today. we will talk with our financial experts rob black coming up. happy birthday! thank you, nana send money to anyon

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the latest chapter, thomas is about to receive the key to the stave hal know dale beach word, the distressedhelped out will be on hand the firm that fired lopez offered him his job back and he said he didn't want it. ouch. our top store tore as we go across america. arizona, 23 people arrest three tons of marijuana seized and two million in cash recovered. members of the drug cartel were using a cessnaplane. >> they were intended for the most part from what we could tell. we cut the head of the snake off. >> police discovered two houses in tempe where they were toring the stash. a milford man paying off his home mortgage. >> i would roll the pennies. >> they bought it in 1977 he started saving the day he moved n. >> 63,000 pennies later. it is more than that. we paid our mortgage uve. >> he is an optician that dropped off 800 pounds of pennies in two boxes for the final payment. >> north carolina, grab that monkey, a major search under way for the macaw who busted out of the primary center a week ago. >> it was a cleaning process and got through and hit a latch. >> searchers are broadcasting