heinrich: let me start out by righting a wrong. i hadn't realized chairman wyden, our colleague from oregon, had not had a chance to visit the great state of new mexico. and i will fix that right now and make sure that he is not only invited but that we might seek to show him some of the incredible places that the two programs that we're talking about today have helped preserve and protect and make as assets to our local economy in the state of new mexico. as you heard from my colleague, senator udall, and our colleague, chairman wyden of oregon as well, this month we celebrate two really incredible milestones in our country's conservation history. we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the wilderness act and the 50th anniversary of the land and water conservation fund. and both of these programs have been etched into the history of my home state by new mexico conservationists, with names like aldo leopold, senator clinton p. anderson and secretary of interior stuart udall. when senator anderson steered the passage of the wilderness

jeff blake and mark -- martin heinrich pitched the idea.d the result is called "rival survival.:" the two had to work together to find water to survive for a week. airing in october. >> see the two parties work together. >> you think? i would not that on it. over cam battle >> interesting weekend. >> our ups and downs tomorrow. it will be close to a nine, maybe a 10 in terms of humidity. the showers that role in mid day saturday. it could be heavy at times, especially south of d.c. sunday, improving conditions. going to be beautiful for the big football game. and tuesday, middle 70's. >> he gets a personalized foot ball? >> louisville playing uva in charlottesville! >> that is it for us. jimmy kimmel is up play the lead. >> you wrote it with me in mind? >> jimmy: yeah, i wrote it with you in mind. >> jimmy, i'm honored. i mean -- i'm bowled over.

new mexico democrat martin heinrich and arizona republican jeff flake spent a week together on a remoteand for a new realty show. it's called "rival survival." >> stephen: yes, "rival survival"! it combines the exotic locales of the amazing race, the voyeuristic thrill of "big brother" and the racial diversity of the bachelor. (laughter) so i want to give a tip of the hat to these senators for proving republicans and democrats "can" work together. all it takes is the threat of death. (laughter) jim? >> as we arrived, certainly didn't have either the conditions to create a fire or the time and really had to focus on the most pressing needs which was finding something to drink and making sure we had a shelter because it was probably going to rain through the night. we found a coconut grove. just thousands and thousands of coconuts. that's a lot of coconut water which was a lifesaver today. we really needed that. >> stephen: thank god they found those coconuts. how would they possibly find water in the middle of a driving rainstorm? (laughter) (applause) so it's no surprise discovery has g

new mexico democrat martin heinrich and arizona congressman jeff blake spent a week of their congressional break filming a reality show on a remote island. the goal, to work past their differences and to survive by spear fishing, finding water and building shelter. "rival survival" airs on wednesday, october 29th. >>> well, now it's time to "brew on this." outrage after a middle school teacher in washington, d.c., gives a sixth grade class an offensive homework assignment. >> students had to compare former president george w. bush and adolf hitler. the instructions explaining that both men "abused their power in various ways." >> why are they teaching that in school nowadays? >> i don't think it was appropriate to make the comparison at all. >> the school district did not fire that teacher, who is planning to apologize to the kids and to the parents. >> and so, we are asking, should schools do a better job monitoring what's in the classroom? send us your comments on facebook, twitter, or send an e-mail to foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com and we will share them with you later in the show. >>> it

out with a new reality show featuring republican senator jeff flake and democratic senator martin heinriching on a desert island together. they already filmed the show so now the senators are back in congress, but i think the experience of living on a a desert island is still with them. watch what i mean. >> how can we be assured here that the new protocols that are in place with these new recommendations being implemented will be followed? [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you see what i'm saying? something's off. >> steve: something's off. something's a tiny bit off. >> jimmy: and this is cool. i read that pope francis' home country of argentina is building a new soccer stadium that will be named after him. yeah. and today the pope blessed the stadium, he said, "in the name of the father, the son and the holy ghooooooooooooost!" [ applause ] very nice of him. >> steve: beautiful. >> jimmy: listen to this. a new survey found that 75% of women would rather date a man with love handles instead of a a six pack. ironically, the number one cause of those love handles is actually six packs. [

[applause] senator martin heinrich, the first americorps a lot to be elected to the senate.n administration and the bush administration and in congress, and all the service leaders who mobilized and rallied over the years to keep americorps going. i think all of you for living a life of active and energetic and engaging to citizenship, because it has made america strong grip. you have made america strong because of what you've done. now, as president clinton mentioned, not everybody who played an enormous role in this could be here today -- to people in particular who aren't, but you are in our hearts : eli segal, who did so much to get the corporation for national and community service up and running two decades ago. [applause] and the man whose extraordinary achievements live on because he never stopped asking what he could do for his country, our dear friend senator ted kennedy. [applause] his name is on the wall that i signed five years ago expanding americorps. it was one of the last big public events. more opportunities to give back to their communities in the country.

heinrich was in charge. >> he was a paper pusher as far as you're concerned. >> essentially that's correct what i did read was his own words because he, the viewers should know, actually escaped after the war and took refuge in argentina under a different name before he was ultimately captured by the israeli forces and put to death, the only man in history to be put to death by israeli. he said "i called my men into my berlin office and formally took leave of them. if it has to be, i told them, i will gladly jump into my grave in the knowledge that 5 million enemies of the reich have already died like animals." he went onto say to sum it all up, i must say that i regret nothing, i recognized hitler -- if we'd killed all the 10 million jews, i would say, good, we have destroyed an enemy. doesn't sound like a paper pusher. >> you kind of left a critical piece out of your account of what happened with eichmann -- >> bring home the point -- >> excuse me. i'm responding. >> go ahead. >> there was a trial in between the point that he was taken from argentina and israel, he was hanged. and in tha

covers a lot of subjects and the brice counselors at that time, will assess my electronic abilities, heinrich bring, the head of the german government, and there was something called the enabling act which allowed the executive branch to issue these decrees and that is what he did and that was one thing they adopted, a horrible precedent because when the nazi scheme to power they could rule by decree just as well. one particular decree, this is the decree about internal security. about misuse of weapons. when you look at the first provision, section i provided for registration of all firearms by all people. then it had a provision which stated that any time the officials, the authorities decided, it was needed for public security. that is an interesting thing to put in firearm registration law, quite honest that they would admit because when you have firearm basically registration debated and proposed, never confiscated them. they had it right in the law they can decree is the public emergency and there is a duty to turn them in. that came down right before christmas of 31 and the equivalent

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new mexico democrat martin heinrich and justin blake, the goal is to get past their differences by surviving. it is called "rival survival" and it airs on october 29. what a concept this. >>> there are a whole lot of ways to get out the vote. congressman james clyburn has a pretty unusual way. speaking to a caller on c-span the south carolina democrat mentioned all the ways one can get out the word on election day. listen to this. >> you can text, what do you call it, sexting, let's do voter organizing over the internet. >> it turns out he just confused texting with sexting. anyone with an older parent can relate to that. >> how many times has an older parent sexted you? is that what you're talking about? >> no. but they always confuse those terms. >> mr. techno wizard probably can't relate to that. you never sext instead of text? >> no, not to my mom. >> maria molina. >> good morning. good to see you this morning. we want to talk about the weather conditions, specifically what happened in the plains over the last few days because we had a strong storm system roll through. this storm produce