that's scary enough in itself. >> now from cute, adorable hanna to adorable, cute, hanna's cousin. is 3-year-old jared. jared was adopted from ethiopia. ♪ god bless america ♪ land that i love >> my heart just melted. >> how adorable is he? he's sitting there with his arms crossed. just belting it out. ♪ god bless america, my home sweet home ♪ >> so cute. >>> beth, at first glance this video kind of looks like an ice cream man spilled out his container of chocolate sprinkles on the ground. which would be a huge disaster. the person starts getting closer, and what do you see? ants. i dare you to watch this video and not start to feel a little like they're crawling all over you. look at the number of ants in this one space. it's weird. i hate ants. this video is one of those videos that will make you look at yourself thinking, like, do i have ants on me? >> do you want me to tell you a really bad story? i stood in a pile of ants like this once. didn't know i was standing in a pile of ants. they crawled up all over my foot. they were fire ants. my foot swelled up. i have an allergic re

you see a woman who is dominant and aggressive -- >> careful. >> what is your point, hanna?e just party girls at heart. but real power comes from knowing who you are and being comfortable with that and not listening to all the different voices around you that will tear you down. you've got to know who you are and go out and get what you want. >> that's what i say in the book. women have to realize these stereotypes are out there they should be who they are. >> what is it like to be your wife's boss? how does that work and how does it work at home? >> i'm in no sense my wife's boss either in the office or at home. i think we have a really, you can correct me if i'm wrong, sweetie -- >> i will. >> we have a cooperative relationship. there is a see-saw. there are things if there is a physical thing that needs to be done, i take care of it. there are times when hanna is telling me -- she was just texting our babysitter what i have to do when i get home. >> so glad it works out for you. the rest of us have problems. >> good luck with your book. thank you for being with us. >>> sa

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>>tonight, hanna rosin discusses her new book. it's called "the end of men". oh my god, whos going to kill the big bugs in the bedroom? only on current tv. >> now mitt romney's team bungled how he handled this situation in libya and egypt. he came out even on 9/11 and said the president's actions were disgraceful before he knew the facts. mitt romney got the facts wrong and went as far as saying that the president sympathized with the attackers which is just an atorsion thing to say. he simply will not back down from that. here's what he said today. >> the world needs american leadership. i intend to provide the leadership americans respect. >> conservatives attacked him saying he went way too far. some again today peggy noonan saying that he had his richard nixon moment, it did not look good. today, some decided hey, you know what, this is just the right amount of vicious for us. let's rally. so here's a collection of all those guys backing mitt romney now. >> the statement was very clear. it just said the american government ought not to be issuing an apolog

joining the ranks of such next chapterers as lady ga ga, usher, jennifer hudson, gabbie dougeas, ree hanna and 50 cent. that by the way is actually a picture of lady gaga wearing a dress made of those other people. (laughter) anyway, sunday, me oprah, jimmy, show them a clip. >> ms. win-free, hello. won't you-- won't you please. okay. to ungcious, i don't want to seem needy. oprah, no, okay. welcome to your next chapter. >> hi, bye. >> extraordinary. >> you get the idea. we really hit it off. and after spending the diwith lady o, i can now confidently say that oprah winfrey is my new black friend. (laughter) (applause) i mean i assume she's black. i don't perceive race. not even my own. people tell me i'm white and i believe them because si have seen the eagle's lives. anyway, oprah! so folks, nation, was this election day looming every one is trying to read the tea leaves. except romney who as a mormon is allowed only to read the caffeine free diet coke. but that's not looking good either because obama currently leads romney by 10 points in ohio, 9 points in florida and 12 points in penns

>> jack hanna's "into the wild." brought to you by nationwide insurance and the columbus zoo, partners in conservation for over 30 years. >> hi everyone. i am jack hanna coming to you from my home at the columbus zoo. welcome to "into the wild." when it comes to wildlife destinations, south america is tough to top. it has it all. today we are heading deep into the jungle as we search for animals. >> wow! look at that! >> no! >> adventure. >> turn around and look at this. >> and always a few laughs. >> next on "into the wild." >> northeast peru in the heart of the jungle, the largest protected area in peru. it has a huge diversity of wildlife from prehi storic birds to the giant river otters and dolphins. we traveled here by way of a unique cruise ship. one of the highlights was the boat that we took. house boat. but i have never seen a house boat this tall. it was unique and neat. i have been to the amazon before but never that far up. it is like 200 miles up there, deep into the amazon. it was phenomenal. victor was

director of emeritus from the columbus do, jack hanna is live with us. all know what happened last year. the siberian tigers, maybe 500 in the world. george as waiting the bengal tire is maybe 400 pounds, these get to be up to 600 pounds. they're the largest tiger in the world. i'm sorry to say, these animals have chips in them. these animals will end up in australia or europe. >> how old are they? >> 6 months old. >> we've seen at one time, their stomachs explode. cats eat, leave it for the vulgars but they'll come back a week or two. they can swim on top of the water, under the water. the power of these animals i've seen a bengal tiger take down an animal in less than ten seconds. >> they're calm here, though. >> they're beautiful. if you look at the stripes. if you had a bengal tiger here you would notice the difference in the stripes. >> no two stripes are alike, right? >> correct. but a different pattern. in the back, see the spots. eating something, something may be attacking it, they'll say, oh, he's looking backwards. >> wow, they're beautiful. >

"jack hanna's into the wild." >> let's say she rolls over because she's tired, maybe. something could happen there. she could maybe pick it up wrong. the numerous things that could happen are insurmountable. >> reporter: breeding pandas is also difficult. mei xiang has five failed pregnancies before becoming pregnant recently through artificial insemination. hanna says the national zoo might have better success with a new panda from china. >> if it was me and i was the head of the zoo, i would obviously ask for another panda. time is critical. time is of essence for this species. >> reporter: zoo officials say the silver lining in this is if they can figure out why this cub died, they might be able to save another cub in the future. by the way, they believe the cub was a female. they say she had nursed. the mother is now cradling a toy. charlie and norah. >> thank you. >>> in hollywood it was a night of triumph for "homeland" and "modern family." "mad men" had 17 nominations and failed to win a single award. as ben tracy reports, voters rewarded some old favorites and

hanna: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 6324, the cutting federal unnecessary and expensive leasing act. i sponsor this legislation with my friend and colleague from georgia, mr. barrow. mr. speaker, this is a simple bill, which takes up a recommendation of the bipartisan simpson-bowles commission to help our federal government operate more efficiently. the federal government now owns and operates over 500,000 civilian vehicles, according to the government accountability office. simpson-bowles found that the government's annual vehicle budget is over $4 billion, and the federal fleet has increased by 30,000 vehicles in recent years. these are staggering numbers any time, but particularly when our national debt has surpassed $16 trillion. rapid advances in technologies like video conferencing and telecommunicating are making travel much less necessary, not more. the national commission on fiscal responsibility and reform recommended that the federal government's fleet be cut by 20%. the cutting fuel

journalist hanna rosin argues it just might be in her new book. i sat down with her to find out are women doing better than men? >> the argument is that women are having an easier time adapting to the changes in the economy. they seem to be able to get the credential and the degrees they need to take advantage of certain job opportunities. and that is affect so much about the way we live and what our marriages look like, intimate relationships how reraise our children how our workplaces look like. >> women are making progress despite the lack of support for working moms in the workplace. >> we don't have a workforce that takes that into account. maternity leave being the example. you have so many women working working anything from minimum wage to elite jobs yet we operate like it's 1962. we have an economic reality and a domestic reality but not a workplace reality that matches that economic reality. >> for men, a change in cultural norms may help. >> it seems like the obvious solution would be if the genders could swap and men could do more dome

. >> bob: isn't that hanna montana? >> greg: used to be. >> bob: i hate that show. barney. if i could have shot that dinosaur i would have shot him 100,000 times. >> greg: well, that is wrong. i think you owe barney an apology. >> greg: do you think having rich young self-satisfied ecocentric people telling you oh to vote or what to vote or what to do? >> dana: i have never been one to be star struck. certainly not by the crew that just ran through. >> greg: dierks bentley. >> dana: okay, if he told me to -- >> eric: vote for obama? >> dana: even that, i could not do that. >> greg: if he didn't drive you to the voting booth and tell you to vote for obama? >> dana: i'd pretend i would vote for obama. country music stars don't tell you who to vote for. they make their living pretending to be somebody else. that is why they're confused and they don't understand the tea party. get out of hollywood once in a while. >> greg: they're just helping their career. talk about madonna. >> andrea: you are being unfair to miley. she is dealing with this important matter of electes the nex

. >> i'm not to bash hanna, i don't know why it's presented as an either/or.n allison gets a new writing gig, i'm like it's over for me. we'll be fine. >>> we have to keep in mind. the vast majority of working people in this country have seen their wages stagnate or decline over the last quarter century plus. so to the degree to which women are doing marginally better in the story than men because the men are the guys who by and large lost construction jobs, manufacturing jobs, that actually paid must have to support a whole family, and the women are now stepping in, often earning ten bucks an hour in the service sector without health care and struggling, i don't think this is what gloriastein a.m. and betty fehr and in had in mind in terms of let's declare victory. there are fundamental problems that affect everyone unless you're the fabulously rich in america. >> it's a bit like saying, well, now you have president obama so racism that's over. now we're in the post racial moment, right? it feels like well, but wait a minute, there are systems and the systems

>>tonight, hanna rosin discusses her new book. it's called "the end of men".in the bedroom? only on current tv. >> eliot: behind the veil of latino support who else, steve king congressman luis gutierrez joins me next. but right now airing at a brand new time slot at 10:00 p.m. eastern, let's check in with jennifer granholm in the war room. good evening governor, what have you got for us tonight. >> we'll continue the coverage of the tragedy in libya, and we'll delve into mitt romney's terrible statements on the events of the middle east and what it means for the campaign. is it one of those near fatal campaign moments we've we will look at the policies, not just libya but it's egypt and it all starts at 10:00 eastern. >> eliot: the difference between a white house that is deft and a romney campaign that is tone deaf they just can't get anything right any time, anywhere. take a hike, the chill of peppermint. the rich dark chocolate. york peppermint pattie get the sensation. >> eliot: nearly one month after president obama's executive order to suspend deportati

sadly, nuri and his 9-year-old daughter died. 12-year-old hanna suffered minor injurieses in that accidente nuri family says right now it will work with sacramento lawmaker, to pass stricter laws for people involved in deadly car crashes. last night's concord city council meeting, a memorial bench was unveiled. it will be placed in ignacio valley park. >>> big changes to an elementary school after a student was abducted from campus. parents will learn of the changes in just a few hours from now. live with more details, what the school is planning to do to keep students safe. and really calm parent's nerves. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning. parents have a lot of questionses about how last friday a man was able to get on to the grounds, grope a 9-year-old student, and then abduct her from campus. the chief of police and school superintendent will meet with parents to address their concerns. since friday, the school has installed a new locked gate. will be installing surveillance cameras. something in the works prior to friday's abduction. and all the principals in the district a

nuri and his 9-year-old daughter hadesa died. 12-year-old hanna suffered minor injuries. nuri family says it will work with lawmakers to pass stricter laws for people involved in deadly car crashes. a memorial bench was unveiled. it will be placed at ignacio valley park. >>> bart will hold a special meeting tonight explaining new ways it plans to handle public complaints and concerns about its transit police officers. the agency created an independent police auditor position and a citizens review board to monitor bart police officers. tonight's meeting will be from 6:30 to 8:00 at the richmond recreation center complex on mcdonald avenue. >>> meteorologist christina loren points out mother nature is not ready to release fall weather on us. >> we've got a good looking weekend. it's going to feel like summer. it's going to be perfect for that. as temperatures approach the century mark. and we're talking about a heat wave that extends into monday. then we get some stark changes. rain showers on the way next week. 55 degrees in liver moore to start. great looking day shaping

linda hanna: in the last 10 years there's been a tremendous energy put on breast-feeding and the health of the infant, and the desire of women to be connecting with their babies at a very primitive, very natural type of level and so feeding-- breast-feeding in that venue has actually become extremely popular. it's so easy now that almost anybody can breast-feed. the food that's produced by the mother is made specifically for her individual baby. although women can donate milk for other babies, her milk is designed specifically to meet the needs of that baby at that gestational age. and so as the baby is developing in the uterus and growing, it's being fed appropriately by the placenta and by the mother. the same thing holds true for the baby after it's delivered. in addition to that, as the baby grows over time, in the year, second year, third year, the milk changes to meet that particular baby's growing needs. the carbohydrate and protein balance is perfect. there's amino acids and carbohydrates that help fuel the baby's brain and continue to help them grow on a continuum that's set, a

. >> reporter: jack hanna says in most cases, no.nto consideration the aspinall's history with gorilla, including the grandfather, john. >> the key is, he and his son being raised with them, were accepted as part of that family structure. that's very rare. king kong didn't do much for the reputation of the gorilla. the gorilla is not a dangerous animal. they're a gentle giant. >> reporter: still, attacks can happen. >> there is a gorilla on the loose and it's going after people. >> reporter: in 2004, a gorilla escaped at the dallas zoo, shaking and biting a 3-year-old, leaving him with a collapsed lung. so could this video spark a backlash. critics took aim at the late steve irwin, when he fed a 12-foot crocodile while holding his child. and damian aspinall says fear of criticism kept him from releasing this tape earlier. one that he hopes will spark support for these majestic creatures even if it startles parents. we're joined by the former toddler in that video, tansy aspinall and her father damian, on satellite from london. damian

. >> heard donna hanna also shared her thoughts.er and father. we were best friends. i remember when she was born i used to take care of her. she would sleep next to me in my room we used to make videos. >> both the mother and sister go to the grave every day to pay their respects. the mother says next month will be even harder october 1st is her husband's birthday. >> time now is 9: 51 will be back in a couple of minutes. c1c1c1c1c1 >> " lacks the kron 4 news a developing story. the stories regarding the referees and the referees are to come back tonight. >> will see what happens with tonight's game. >> the at oakland athletics making magic taking on the texas rangers who are first in first place in the american league. the a's with a great game last night and pick up the 9-3 when they break old record the most strikeouts in the season 1325 games by the athletics. right now they are playing the rangers again this evening. >> and police as you can see are swarming a west oakland never would right now after a car chase that ended in

hanna and mr. carnahan, for their leadership on re-authorizing the national dam safety legislation included in this bill. i'm also pleased that this legislation has wide support from key stakeholders representing first responders, state and local officials, tribal communities and the private sector. we received letters endorsing provisions in this bill from the national emergency management association, the international association of emergency managers, the national alliance of state broadcasters association, the national associations of broadcasters and the national association of counties, the association of state dam safety officials, the disaster recovery contractors associations, the national task force representative for the 28 sponsoring agencies of the urban search and rescue task forces and tribal communities around the nation. the transportation and infrastructure committee has a long tradition of approaching fema and emergency management issues in a bipartisan manner. disasters don't f

[laughter] >> have got lindsey and hanna and grace over here. they have just been wonderful hosts the whole time have been watching. [applause] >> daddy, what city are you in? >> i am in kansas city, sweetie. malia, sasha, how do you think mom did? >> i think she did good. [applause] >> i think so, too. i want you to look after mommy before i get there, and i will see you guys on thursday, all right? [applause] >> i love you, daddy. >> love you guys. >> love you. bye. [applause] >> remarks from first lady michelle obama four years ago at the last democratic convention. she is speaking tonight. the white house calls her "the closer" as she wraps up the first night of the convention. that is and that 10:00 hour, and you can watch it right here on c-span. >> if we turned away from the needs of others, we align ourselves with those forces this suffering -- those forces which are bringing about this suffering. >> the white house is a bully pulpit and you want to take advantage of it. >> obesity is nothing short of a public health crisis. >> i had ant