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we have those for you and herman cain. had he lost his mind? let's go "outfront." >>> well, good evening. i'm erin burnett. we have breaking news tonight. extraordinary scene on capitol hill today. the chinese activist at the center of the firestorm interrupted a hearing, cried out for help. chen guangcheng the blind chinese dissident who sought refuge in the american embassy in beijing called into the emergency hearing about his case and pleaded through a translator -- you can see the call happening, asking specifically to speak with secretary of state hillary clinton. >> translator: i really fear for my other family member's life and we have installed radio cameras and even with electric fence. >> now, all of this comes after a whirl wind day of developments that forced the u.s. to explain why chen said he wanted to leave. he said he needs to leave for his safety. and that put ambassador gary locke on the defensive. >> this was his decision and he indicated of what he wanted. he had the option of staying in the embassy for years if necessary.

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i'll ask that of herman wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. >> sean: now the white house, may want to listen very closely to this next story. a brand-new poll shows that female voters are turning their backs on the president. president obama's support among women has dropped a staggering 5 points and mitt romney has increased 3 points, giving the former massachusetts governor a 46-44% lead over the incumbent. tonight, we look at what is behind the sudden shift and what are the fallouts of hillary rosen's outou president's silence when it comes to the sexist comments made by his mega-donor pal, bill maher. you got your -- i gave thut-shirt. what did you do -- wait a minute. have you holes in the middle, on the side. it is not a v-neck. >> okay. first of all-- >>> hold out the sleeves. >> first of all -- it was in a bush war. it's been, you know, 10 years of war zone. and i needed the cutout to have it say, let your heart be troubled, not not troubled. my heart is totally troubled-- >>>

herman, you ran. you know what it's like to be a candidate. it is interesting.n the new york times poll, of all people-- the president's campaign is now complaining about the methodology, where democrats were over-sampled by 6% because two-thirds of the people see this for what it is, political expediency. this is the president's old position. he changed it 3 times in between that he had in 1994. >> this was clearly a political decision, a political move. you know, democrats have long taken black people for granted. now this president, coming out with this issue -- he's now taking black people for granted, not just their votes. secondly, this is a states' rights issue. why does he want to hijack this issue and make it a national issue when it is not? it is clearly a political move. unfortunately, not all people of faith are going to be gullible enough to follow him, simply because he says he has evolved. it is not going to work. >> sean: by the way, if you are a republican and you change your mind, you're a flip-flopper, but if you change your mind back and fort

my friend herman cain was called a bad apple by harry belafonte. and i tell you today that that type of thinking is exactly what the progressive left wants to keep a certain group of people believing. that people like myself, people like herman, if you place that bad apple in the barrel with the rest of them, they are going to spoil those who we have already in the barrel. and americans, i say to you that as one who was a part of that system, one who ran away from that system, and found freedom for myself as i now return to tell others, that you can be free, the same thing happens to me as did to them 150 years ago. but except the dogs that are sicced on them now and the overseers that are sicced on us now, the dogs are no longer four-legged hounds, they are two-legged hounds in the shape of sal sharp on the and jesse jackson and people like that. those are the ones who would capture the runaways. but yet freedom is all around us. and we must, in fact, secure it. my friends, whether you came here on the mayflower, or whether you came here on slave

avery freeman and richard herman. vilma, he went on to tweet about this, too. quite publicly saying, quote, as i said before, i never paid more intended to pay any amount of money to any player for intentionally hurting an apoebant. he is also saying the nfl relied on at best, heresy. were there recordings, richard, or documentation, would there have to be in order for the nfl to suspend a player on something like this? >> fred, there was an intense investigation done by the nfl. i don't know every avenue they turned up. i don't know all of the witnesses they interviewed, what information they got, but roger goodell acted as the judge and executioner here. he made the sole determination, vilma what not allowed to parm in that. appeared to me that maybe he had spicy gumbo, bought he brought this ridiculous lawsuit i have here. ridiculous lawsuit which is going to be dismissed. >> really? >> no way -- >> avery. >> no way he's going to be able to prove actual malice or a complete disregard for the proof. >> avery -- >> that's not why he filed it. >> you agree. how

because he is so little like pee wee, pee wee herman? >> pee wee cubed. >> agent double o smurf. >> pee wee woman 1234*. >> watch it. >> i agree snl has not gone after the president that much. but isn't that because he is so cool some. >> no. >> i think it is. >> if you have two competing explanations and one is they killed the skit because of political reasons. i don't know anything about killing the skits. >> somebody will not get asked to host snl. >> i would like to say i disassociate myself from that. >> i think i am pretty safe from that. >> you brought up a column and you said they should have run the sketch. >> they ran the sketch, and it must not have gotten a good reaction from the crowd, and that's why they killed it. >> boy, you really are just toeing the line, aren't you? >> if only they had editors to fix the jokes like they do with every other skit. >> as soon as dress ends shortly after that, they start -- they kill sketches all the time. >> they also fix things all the time. >> i know what you are doing. >> remi, you sai

let's get on with the rest of our program. [ applause ] >> thank you, herman. i was going to put a picture up here real quick. >> our next speaker, mr. joe medicine crow as herman indicated is a direct link to the 19th century, his ancestors were there and they fought in the great battle against custer, and 100 years later who would have thought that we would see the insignia of custer's division with indian war bonnet on top of it. that over 100 years later, hundreds of american indians to this day serve in the seventh calvary division. hopefully there's other marines in the audience and i know there is at least one because i saw my father here and he fought in vietn vietnam, and when he was an officer there and when they saw the seventh calvary division come by the irony would not be lost on the warriors that fought against custer, that this is his patch today. when marines see this patch, they say this is for the horse you don't ride, the line you don't cross, and the yellow speaks for itself. so a little, you know, intramilitary rivalry there. but how ironi

now herman cain. >> i look forward to the endorsement when herman cain endorses a pizza. it's the next logical step. you know, mitt romney, bain capital, lawrence, the thing that always flummoxes me is why he's even trying to prove that he's a job creator. the point of bain capital has never been to create jobs, and he's always going to lose on this issue. whether through factual analysis or the very premise of what bain capital does, which is to create profits for its clients. >> right. would wealth creator be a viable political claim for yourself? >> it would in a republican party, but not in a general election. and in some ways he tried to play, i mean one of the things he tried to do at different points in the primary, he was getting so little traction in his manifestly disingenuous answers was to play this up. that he was this heroic figure who created wealth. the reason i think that he has the -- he has to make the argument that he's been making, that he was a job creator, is they reverse engineered the story around the condition of the conditions. there's a job def

herman cain, always good to see you. up, you will meet a man that islamic terrorists have targeted for assassination. he will join us in an exclusive "hannity" coming up next. gear wilders will sit down for a rare in-studio interview. don't miss that. and special topics tonight on and special topics tonight on our great, great, great what's withou? trouble with a car insurance claim. [ dennis ] switch to allstate. their claim service is so good, noit's guaranteed. [ foreman ] so i can trust 'em. unlike rdy. dolr for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >> our many liberties is under attack, all through the europe. free speech is no longer a given. what we once considered a natural element of our existence, our birth right, is now something we once again have to fight for. i will personally not qualify myself in that fight as a free man anymore. five years ago, i lost my personal freedom and since then, i am under 24-hour police protection because of all the threats i get because of everything i say. >> sean: that w

herman cain, always good to see you.up, you will meet a man that islamic terrorists have targeted for assassination. he will join us in an exclusive "hannity" coming up next. gear wilders will sit down for a rare in-studio interview. don't miss that. and special topics tonight on our great, great, great american panel. i am going to become facebook friends with our babysitter. no. these work, right? no. all right. mom! look what i found in the shed! no! no! no! ♪ ew! were you guys just making out in here? what? no! is it okay if i quit my job and start a blog? no. really? cold cuts from a package? yes. [ male announcer ] in a world filled with "no," it's nice to finally say "yes." new oscar mayer selects deli meat. the tastes you love and no artificial preservatives. it's yes food. when i found out myove and no artificial preservatives. put me at 5 times greater risk of a stroke, my first thoughts were about my wife, and my family. i have the most common type of atrial fibrillation,r afib. it's not caused by a heart valv

>> herman? >> i suspect we will have an answer soon.s is a cloud that cannot hang over the company indefinitely. they need get past this. this company had so many difficult issues the past few years. they need to figure this out quickly and move forward just so we can all get past this and figure out what will happen with that business. >> herman, you mentioned that thompson had made a lot prove gres already. what progress? is it simply that they will mon advertise some of the alley bobity asset that i've been hearing for years that's what they would do. >> right. >> i think fundamentally interest are challenges in the business. but he did attract some forward takeout guys. he is creating a commerce unit and is actually you know, refocusing some of the business units and you know, laying off and just getting a better control on the cost structure again. and that's all within a very short period of time. >> quickly gentlemen, let's make this to investor. would you buy the stock right now, herman? >> i'm on the side lines avenue tral. but

moving the southern border to herman street was a big improvement, and really want to thank you for holding that. that keeps our commercial corridors all in one district. one more request is to consider moving 55 laguna into district five. the reason for that, first of all there's no population change would occur with that. and the second reason is we have been working many hours, working with the developers and mercy housing on including affordable housing, and right now we're working on an issue making sure that intergrates well with our community. there are some design issues that we're working with. already, in the last few months we've met twice, we continue to be working on this, and really the issue is to really intergrate that property into our neighborhood. and into our community. and therefore we feel that it is part of our community and it would be great to include that in district five. >> rita evans, rose hillson. >> thank you very much for this opportunity to speak today. i have lived in the sunnyside neighborhood for 26 years and shortly after moving there became aware of the

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. >>> coming up in about a half an hour, author arthur herman recounts president roosevelt's call to industrial business magnates during world war ii to leave their private sector positions and lead the u.s. war production effort. william knudsen and shipbuilder henry kaiser used their connections to build a team of industrial mines and transform the military's aircraft ammunitions productions. watch arter herman's remarks live at 5:30 eastern at book tv.org. >> we have a real demand for spectrum, but we would be fool fish all we did is rely on incentive auctions and the auctions of spectrum. >> i think it's important to have technological neutrality to assure everyone is competing on a level playing field. >> learn more about the two newest fcc commissioners with the policy reporter cecilia kong, tonight on the communicators at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >>> a senate armed services subcommittee held a hearing thursday on u.s. military readiness and the defense department's budget. last august, as part of a deal to raise the debt limit, lawmakers agreed to $1.2 trillion in deficit red

has come up with an innovative invasive and initially painful solution to that problem meet dave herman tattoo artist extraordinary using his skills as a tattoo and body piercing artist urban pierced his wrist and surgically implanted four magnets under his own skin the four magnets called micro dermal anchors are aligned in a way that they match up with the magnets on urban's i pod nano and are strong enough to hold the i pod in place herman says he can now go to the gym and i have to worry about wearing an arm band for his i pod because it'll just stick to his wrist if it also serves as a strapless watch for her been because the screen displays the time when music is not plain needless to say with a digital library of ten thousand songs attached to his risk wrist it looks like mr herbert will always be the life of the party. facebook is going public this week with an enormous one hundred billion dollar i.p.o. but the company has been forced to share the spotlight with one of its founders eduardo saverin portrayed by the actor andrew garfield in the movie the social network garfield ma

[overlapping dialogue] >> i want to give herman cain the last word. this is the american people. >> this is the american people. this is exactly representative of the american people. it boils down to this. those that view themselves as democrats make emotional decisions. people who view themselves as conservatives and republicans, they make decisions based upon facts. with all due respect, when you made your point, when you made your point, you made an emotional point. but you gave no facts -- allow me to finish -- this gentleman -- [overlapping dialogue] >> we have to get out of this. when using facts, it's a fact that she made an observation about not having it. but the difference is emotional arguments, versus factual arguments. that's the country. >> that has to be the last word. >> thank you, frank. >> coming up. the great political debate right here. who is running america? who is run ruining america? two congressional leaders square off. they will tell us if washington is too darn partisan. stick around, the best is sure guys, leave me lying h

you have herman cain and 1/2 shura and another but playing for the county's played into his strength. but as soon as the people who found out the things that he has changed positions more often than the pornographic movie queen. [laughter] then i say who do life-support in november? [laughter] do said not senator arlen [laughter] do said not senator arlen specter presidency 10 arlen specter. i am not happy with the president obama frankly. the policy in afghanistan as absurd. i spoke out on the senate floor against 30,000 additional troops. there is no outcry if there. i was part of the ability shin weekend do business with. obama's extended it

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. >> herman goldstein, who was instrumental, working with them, says when he saw it for the first time we saw the eniac, it changed his life for ever. >> for ever certainly. >> are there von neumann's own words that express what he was feeling? because suddenly everything that had been theoretical for him now becomes physical and real. >> yes. there are words. like for instance, in letters to klara. he fell in love with eniac. he saw that machine. he knew what it could do. and then it was this will very wonderful thing where he taught klara how to program it. he saw, well, who saw what first, but somebody saw that they were thinking, they were ready, already designing and institute machine and writing code for it, but the machine was a ready. and somebody said weekend we wire the eniac and run these stories on the eniac. and klara went down and they spent six weeks we wire renewed. and getting it to run. that was really origins for all of our modern software. and that was just such a fruitful time. so is a mixture of, their marriage, the coding, it's an amazing. >> and she had no train

gold stein when he was working at the moore school, and when herman gold stein moved from the project to ias to work directly with john von neumann and that incredible team there, the akrevoe went with him and had a very distinguished career doing far, far more than simply being a secretary. she's traveled to be here for this program. akrevoe, would you, please, stand up? you're so tiny, akrevoe. i saw people in the back sort of craning to see you. we're delighted you're here, and we may even take a few questions from her, so if you'd like to ask questions of someone who worked directly with the legends, please, feel free to pass those up. and now to tonight's program. more than seven decades ago seems distant and inaccessible in many ways, and yet you are the's cathedral: the origins of the digital universe, makes it as vivid and relevant as today. indeed, it could hardly be more relevant. the cathedral is governed, powered and driven by mere variations on the early code in the machines they envisioned and built. it would be simplistic to say that in von neumann's case the stories ar

. >> if you are herman cane. >> if you are herman cane, heaven forbid george bush -- >> you know what it is? it is progressive pig principal. if you believe in the progressive values you could be a pig. >> if you are a republican you are a hipocrite. >> you can get the women's vote which is bizarre. they overwhelmingly voted for bill clinton. >> this always fascinated me. >> i never got to talk. >> i i am the handsome one now. >> i don't know. i am just an empty suit. >> should you cut your kids off from social networks right now? >> my child is 13 months old. she already has a facebook page where she is clearly doing ecstasy. it is very alarming. the culture is going to shift so much. 24r* is not going to be anybody in 2040. there is not going to be a bar at all. we will all have done a bunch of things. there are other shows too. >> everything turns into its opposite. eventually what will become trendy and fashionable is anonymous. i am setting the standard. >> you do realize you are on tv right now? >> i know. this is why i am a celebraholic. i am falling off the wagon by being on t

elsewhere around the bay critical mass this evening at 6:00 at justin herman plaza that will affect yourgetaway commute if you are heading out of town for the long holiday weekend. carolina and sonoma boulevard, terry mcsweeney has been reporting on police activity that intersection is closed as is part of highway 29 alternate would be mare island way or broadway. >>> coming up on 6:20. uh-oh new research says going into work could make a common illness worse. >>> going once, going twice, sold! the price paid for a slice >>> good morning. giant beat up on the marlins in miami last night 14-7 most runs in game all season they will go at it again tonight a's were off will take on the yankees tonight. >> sure it is not football season? 6:24. you can have your cake and eat it too, if you are the winner of the british royal wedding cake. we told you had a chance to bid on a slice of prince william and kate middleton's wedding cake. it was a fruitcake, paid by a famed british baker and it was put up for auction the price went for $2500. a slice of william's parents cake sold for $2300. >>> ast

herman cane there this weekend, but his endorsement has about as much weight as a thin crust pizza, ihink it matters much as all. >> for the last topic, let's go to space now. let's go to our last topic in outer space, what about the aliens, that's what will smith's son asked the president this last week. he talked about it. >> the night before jaden said to me, dad, i have to ask the president about the aliens. i was like, dude, it's not cool. and he was like, excuse me, mr. president, and barack obama says don't tell me, he stopped and looked at jaden and said, the aliens, right? and he said i cannot confirm or deny extaliens, but if there we it would have taken place in this room. >> if you were a little kid, would you ask the president about aliens? >> absolutely, what over chance do you have to ask him one of the most burning questions that americans want to know, are there aliens. >> the real answer is how did the president know what he was going to ask. maybe aliens talked to the president and he didn't deny it? >> i think the aliens, kids, and he is attuned to what kids want t

give herman the dam and let him have the housing. then it is reached.ou cannot write the life of lyndon johnson without giving respect to alice. >> are you still going to vietnam? >> do you have a planned time? >> let me get through this book tour. >> we talked about lyndon johnson with you through their years. i want to show you a montage including a document during at the lyndon johnson library. [video clip] >> what i realized was not that i wanted to do a biography, i never conceived of writing books of the lives of famous men. i had no interest in it. what i wanted to do was explain political power. i was covering politics. i found that does not really explaining what i had gone into. whenever you pay the toll on any bridge within the boundaries of the city of new york, you're paying it directly to robert moses. authorities collected the tolls. he had absolute power. he did not have to go to a mayor or governor. that was his money to spend as he wanted. in this room was some of the use of power. when lyndon johnson was majority leader, he ran the se

herman cain live in atlanta, your hometown. good morning to you, and welcome back. >> good morning, bill. happy to be here. bill: we'll see michele bachmann in 45 minutes. when are you going to endorse mitt romney or are you? >> well my actions speak louder than words. for last several weeks i've been talking about mitt romney is presumptive nominee. my weekly commentary people can find at herman cain.com. talks about nine bad decisions, go figure, at that whoever the nominee is i will get solidly behind him. so i have been speaking on helping to unify the party behind mitt romney. my actions i think speak louder than words. bill: actions do speak louder. but it is a simple word or words or phrase, i endorse. why not go there? or are you saving that for a date later? >> let's say that i'm saving that word for later. secondly, i don't want to steal representative bachmann's thunder because she is going to do a formal endorsement today. look at my actions is what i'm basically saying and i think people are hearing my actions and

herman, we're going to leave it there. time. >> thanks. >> herman leung of susquehanna. today, a special coverage of facebook with our very own carl quintanilla. straight ahead, rick santelli fighting for the individual investors. see how he's doing that, next. and let's get a check on energy prices. nat gas inventories did send natural gas futures down pretty sharply. and on crude, we are seeing an update, actually crossing above the $93 mark at this point. be right back. if you are one of the millions of men who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testosterone. androgel 1.62% is from the makers of the number one prescribed testosterone replacement therapy. it raises your testosterone levels, and... is concentrated, so you could use less gel. and with androgel 1.62%, you can save on your monthly prescription. [ male announcer ] dosing and application sites between these products differ. women and children should avoid contact with application sites. disco

then today herman cain endorsed mitt romney.his is possibly very important because as goes herman cain, so go the other two black republicans in america. meanwhile little ron paul made an announcement on monday, saying he's dropping out of the race for president. this was his third race for president. he ran in 2008 against john mccain and against lincoln in 1860, i believe. [ laughter ] he says his campaign will go on, but he won't. he still wants to win delegates, but he won't travel or spend money on ads trying to get them. there's a new movie about it and it looks to me like he might have a hit on his hands. >> announcer: ron paul is a little candidate with a very big problem. mr. paul, can i come in? >> he's dead. >> got an idea. >> announcer: but with a little ingenuity, he just might make it. >> gentlemen, i want you to take your seats. now we'll have each of the candidates introduce themselves. congressman paul, we'll start with you. congressman ron paul from texas. i'm the defender of the constitution and the champion o

. >> i saw herman walk up and i just knew this was the guy that i was looking for. >> at my age, any attention is appreciated. >> we caught up with herman at costco where he comes every monday to have a hot dog and to tell stories with his buddy. he's now 90 years old. he served four years in the military during world war ii. >>> and we go to live storm tracker ii. we have some green showing. what's happening is some wrap around moisture from a low that dropped some thundershowers up toward shasta. i wouldn't be surprised if you would get a few sprinkles but nothing big. thunderstorms are not a part of this and basically the testimony is dying on the vine. but maybe a few system in middletown. at 65 today in vallejo, 70 in concord. it was cool this weekend, it was cool sunday. today was cool. saturday was warm but the last two days have been pretty cool. temperatures are coming up, 10 degrees over the next 24 hours instead of 60s and 70s that we saw today. tomorrow we're going to see lots of 80s. mostly sunny and normal. patchy coastal fog but no big deal. as we go toward thursday. t

herman cain was a good and solid man that was a friend of mine.>> so you're supporting him because he is the gop nominee, you don't support what he is saying. >> he's been out there, worked hard to promote himself, he didn't ask for handouts from the government. >> getting a tax cut like that is a handout. i mean getting a tax cut like that from the government saves you a whole lot. let me go to something else, you're a plumber -- >> go ahead. go to your party. why isn't the democratic party talking about tax replacement. >> they are, they're talking about letting bush tax cuts expire. they're saying the rich and the poor and the working class ought to pay the same rate of taxes. you're a famous plumber. do you believe that plumbers should have the right to collective bargaining and to be represented so they're not exploited by the elite and the upper class. you just had a fight around checkive bargaining, so you probably believe plumbers should be collected? >> i believe in the private market. if they want to unionize, i have no say. >> what is y