>> guest: huey newton is deceased. he was killed in i believe the late 1980s.obby seale is with us today. he still speaking about the black panthers work on a regular basis. >> host: and why did the party disband or why did it -- >> guest: i think for several reasons. one, there was the fbi's and counterintelligence program which was quite successful and enduring a few things, installing agent provocateurs within the party which created some of this discord that exist now in the party between different factions. they were successful in all intel program, just police repression. so people were dying, a part of a to write about in the book is that health programs, there's a way in which the health programs respond to the fact that members of the party were dying in armed conflicts with the police, with state authorities, federal authorities and the sorts of things. with that decimate the ranks of the part in a very fatal and material way, was partly why the party disbanded. and i think politics just change. things change. so the party ends in the early 1980s. the

on september 11th, i joined acting director huey deputy sweeney and chief henchon as we sat with six top staff from the los angeles building department who visited san francisco to learn about our procedures and code enforcements and inspects and plan review we discussed earlier in the last item. * inspections at the recommendation of acting director huey, we will be establishing a new committee to recognize and award outstanding dbi employees on a quarterly or annual basis. an initial organizational session was held yesterday and i was there. vice president mar was there. i was pleased to be part of this new committee. other members include emilie morrison and jeffery mar and bill strawn. it was a good discussion and as i joke with bill in good fashion, we find issues we want to address first before we can agree on it. we'll have another meeting and the goal here is to have this program in place here starting next year and do it on a quarterly basis. i think it will be a very, very good policy to have in place to recognize all the -- particularly the people in the dbi family who are

among them, huey long bridge on land, and elsewhere, the tillman bridge seems to plunge into the river. and we don't know what happened to the brooklyn bridge. tonight, the message, we can hear you now. >> john, i guess it is one app, but does it say something larger about the company? >> reporter: in a way it does, apple is really good at hardware and software, making it work, but they have not been that good at internet services. mobile me didn't go so well four years ago that they tried to improve. and ping, the musical social network, maybe you never heard of it but they basically are shutting it down. they are not as good at this as they are the actual phones. >> and they're basically telling people to go ahead and get google maps? >> reporter: yes, and no, they're saying there are flaws with the map. tim cook said that, by the way, there are things you can download, other options, i think they're doing that because they know that if people feel they have options they may look at apple's apps in another light. but if they feel they have other options, they feel maybe they can go w

>> this comment is probably directed to our director tom, tom huey. what i think i'm hearing is that we are investing a lot of money and time to have inspectors certified as cats inspectors. and to me, i like to see something beyond what we normally do. i know training them with new knowledge, new ideas, we're looking for new ways of doing things. we're investing in these cast inspectors. we like to see something in the public. perhaps we can do a new outreach program, one thing i here is an outreach program. maybe it should be completely new steps, new program, new ideas, new ways of doing things instead of just accepting complaints and referring them to cats inspectors. that's what i think we're looking for. >> yeah, i agree with all the commissioners' comments. that's what my idea, always want to first start with the brown bag lunch, invite all the small business come in. the second program, we may try and outreach in the neighborhood or whatever, and then try to get more handouts. also, when we have accessibility issues, we have unusual one, we al

but i think it's quite likely that huey street will be announced new on or the other form the question is toward the extend have markets already discounted the easing moves by the e.c.b. that were announced last week and q e three that maybe announced this week right so some market which is going to decade to central bank stimulus that may be disappointed if they don't get enough of what they're looking for so to speak so let's switch gears because q e three is a story you can see anywhere but i want to talk to you about what you're doing now because you live in asia but you do travel quite a bit and i have to ask before we get into some questions about asia and specifically china what has been your impression of the american economy on this latest trip of yours in new york. well new york may not spirit present a thief because this is the car only. in manhattan of the well to do people and as you know there is a huge wells and income inequality not just in the u.s. but where also where by the well to do people still make a lot of money there said prizes have recovered so as an example

considered an authority on monetary policy and interest rates and so his paper essentially rebukes burning huey and what he recommends or eventually supports is for the fed to target nominal g.d.p. what do you think of this and what effect would it have you and i were talking before and you mention the slingshot sure. my back up a little bit before that because when the fed decides to arbitrarily target a metric and this was the original operation twist in the fifty's or sixty's there's surrendering control of their balance sheet they're saying we're going to put a yield ceiling on long term rates in other words they're going to buy as much paper is necessary to keep those yield ceilings in place but that means that they don't have control over their balance sheet anymore and it's the same thing with nominal g.d.p. targeting although it's really not pointed out in the speech or the text of the that that's what's going on but what i think is interesting is if you read some of the analyses of that it sounded like he was coming out against q.e. but what he could be coming out with is kind of an un

activity here and i think it's it's troublesome it is troublesome just to carry it through on the huey unlimited that targets and b.s. what does that do just just to be very clear to the holdings of fannie mae and freddie mac. which is controlled by the government the treasury you know this is another thing where we're starting to see you know very coordinated action between various entities of the government congress basically demanded that fannie and freddie start reducing the size of their balance sheet so they want fannie and freddie to hold less direct mortgages they're still fine with them guaranteeing it but they want them to hold less so as soon as that kind of and you know if the fed steps in and will take some of those mortgages on their balance sheet so they're working very very hard to control you know fund flows mortgage flows all of which i guess in some ways seems fine and should be encouraging but i think more people are sort of scratching their head and say you know where is the real economy where is the true capitalism and what data can we trust absolutely and so all

. >> huey was sharp -- he was sharp tonight.s sufflok was crisp -- his stuff was crisp and good focus and fast ball and commanded it wall. he was just on top of his game. >> today was a huge game. again, you can't say enough about the performance zito had. we do have a decent amount of baseball left to play, so we have to keep wining and keep pushing. >> tommy malone continued to hit strong pitching and tied a career high with 10 strikeouts in the game. he got a little help in the offense. 16th of the year and that's out of here. 4-2 your final. a's sweep the mariners. a little tennis u.s. openmen's s and azarinka. she is up 5-3 in the thirdset, k and won four straight games. williams now up 6-5. match point and serena will win her fourth title, 15th major and beating azarinka. the pga tour and dustin johnson shot of the day on the 9th. out of the rough. nothing but net. he finished four shots back. a strong tournament for phil mickelson. another chip in. birdie and he fell off late and two shots off the lead. it was a 4-way tie

. >> huey was sharp -- he was sharp tonight. was crisp -- his stuff was crisp and good focus and fast ball and commanded it wall. he was just on top of his game. >> today was a huge game. again, you can't say enough about the performance zito had. we do have a decent amount of baseball left to play, so we have to keep wining and keep pushing. >> tommy malone continued to hit strong pitching and tied a career high with 10 strikeouts in the game. he got a little help in the offense. 16th of the year and that's out of here. 4-2 your final. a's sweep the mariners. a little tennis u.s. open women's final serena williams and azarinka. she is up 5-3 in the third set, but serena fought back and won four straight games. williams now up 6-5. match point and serena will win her fourth title, 15th major and beating azarinka. the pga tour and dustin johnson shot of the day on the 9th. out of the rough. nothing but net. he finished four shots back. a strong tournament for phil mickelson. another chip in. birdie and he fell off late and two sh

you're sitting in a room right now where the famo senator from the great state of louisiana, huey longur, many a meal. roosevelt campaigned off the back of this train in the early part of the 1900s. there were 10,000 private train cars. everyone that ran for the office did it off the back of a train. this was the cnn of the day. where you talk off the back of the train. grassroots. people could feel and see the politician eye to eye. >> you refurbished it. >> i took the whole thing apart. make sure the train runs off biodiesel. refurbished everything. and put what you would call state of the art electronic, behind the walls you can't see. >> you're here in tampa. will be in charlotte too. >> correct. >> you're bringing this train because of the symbolism. >> it is symbolism here. we go to each convention to give our speech out there. to let people know, hey, we love you out there, for one, but let's get back to what is america all about. america works. america is real. >> well, of course, the whistle stop tour isn't the only thing in danger of disappearing in american political life. j

melancon, emma goldman, walter wittman, khalil, william jennings bryan, thomas, lionel trimmings, huey newton, cornell west and harold bloom. while some were enlivened, by his writings and others were mortified by his writings, none were in different to the implication of his philosophy to the promise of american life. yet today i want to look at a different kind of reader. i want to look at a different kind of source, and mainly i'm going to look at the fan letters that were written by nietzsche's american readers and sent to the nietzsche archive in germany. i do so not only because they give us access to the intellectual bottle of, quote on "average americans often lost or at least overlooked by intellectual historians, but because the signal how and why nietzsche's philosophy of the image of the suffering martyred mad genius became so instrumental in american intellectual life. we see how americans pressed nietzsche into service using him to criticize the shortcomings of american democracy, the moral semidey of their priest, and the hollow promises of enchantment by the secular pop

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i think -- >> press conferences are kind of huey, i don't disagree with that.do the more serious news organizations, it's a fact. >> and -- we've been hearing this and complaints from a lot of reporters forheast ar, ar a a hf th he t go to established media outlets and they will all say but we're not going to say anything because if criticize him, then he n't -- makes us look bad number one, and two, we' be on the list where the don't let us -- >> although some people say things, chuck todd has written things about the frustration about getting access to the president. what am i missing here. >> that's out there. but it should be pointed out that mitt romney's not doing a ton -- >> ty bh minutes." >> that's what we're saying. "60 minutes," we're talking about serious news. >> exactly. >> have either of them done "fortune?" >> he has. barack obama did last election, not ts ection. ry tec. >> all right. well, let's talk about the "fortune" magazine's issue of the 50 most powerful women. there is, of course, a gigantic asterisk by this list as there would be by an

fourth graders at elementary school, huey in el paso, reportedly given specific instructions to draw jumping out of the windows. parents say not only was it upsetting, but confusing for the kids. >> he was under the impression that this happened every 9-11 and he was scared to go to school yesterday. >> eric: schools released a statement saying it's investigating and it regrets the insensitivity of the assignment. >> brian: big surprise for kids at a school in new york city. ♪ . >> brian: that's dierks bentley. he showed up to talk about the importance of music education. the first year the school has had a music program. bentley shocked the kids who -- shocked the kids knew the song, it's new york. and said they're an inspiration to him. >> they inspire you. they really show you -- bring out what's great in people. >> brian: it's all thanks to keep the music program. it's a program created by the country music association. that's a quick look at what's happening with dierks bentley in new york city. >> gretchen: coming up on "fox & friends," did the white house ignore warnings about

and first, on this day in history, 1986, the number one song was "stuck on you" but huey lewis who laterhat song for us begin. tomato, obviously. haha. there's more than that though, there's a kick to it. wahlalalalallala! smooth, but crisp. it's kind of like drinking a food that's a drink, or a drink that's a food, woooooh! [ male announcer ] taste it and describe the indescribable. could've had a v8. >> gretchen: from being diagnosed with cancer to having a double mastectomy, giuliana rancic was putting her dreams of having a baby on hold. >> i got on medication now for five years, i can kiss pregnancy good-bye pretty much. >> you know what? as long as you're around. i would strongly discourage you from getting pregnant at this point. >> steve: however w the help of a surrogate, her dreams have finally come true. just last month she and her husband, bill, welcomed home their new baby boy, edward duke. >> brian: joining us now, guess who? giuliana rancic. that's all you've been through over the last few years? >> i know, right? crazy. >> brian: what's life like now? >> oh, my god, it's

. >> this is huey long-style demagoguery.like mitt romney, you know hardship. >> that clip was good. wasn't it good to see sudakis back? >> a solid episode. >>> up next, giants' coach tom coughlin rips into tampa bay head coach greg schiano during the post-game handshake. we'll tell you what got him all worked up. >>> up next, the mad dog, chris russo and mike florio here to discuss week two of the nfl. >>> all this week, we're celebrating five years, can you believe it? five years of "morning joe." >> what? are you serious? >> it only seems like 4 1/2. >> oh, my god. it definitely feels like four decades. >> we're going to take a look back all week at some of the best moments from the show. >> i'm not feeling well. >>> we've got a young up-and-comer, a guy trying to dip his toe into the producing water. let's see who we dialed up here. >> if we can go back to the italian fox network. i want to show that again because i'll add the translation. so that the problem with the tea party members is that right now they're not going