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the administration i would say is surprisingly pro frac-ing. they have the regulations on frac-ing.through the regulatory pipeline. >> cuomo hasn't made a decision yet, has he? >> no, he hasn't. it has been deplayed significantly. and with documentaries like "gasland," which stirs up a lot of emotions i would have to say some of the positions in there are inaccurate, but i know it's a top priority for the administration, both at epa -- they are doing a comprehensive study on the issue. >> bill: you mentioned briefly nuclear. there's a plant i'm very familiar with in southern california. it has always been there. drive the train between l.a. and san diego and there it is right on the ocean. and they had a little problem with the plant recently and shut it down. and now they have announced they are never going to reopen it. just close it down. and there have been other nuclear plants like that so are we building new nuclear to replace them, or is nuclear fading out? >> i think for the short-term it is a loser right now because of cheaper natural gas. natural gas is simply winning out

ing at kensingto palace tonight after an eventful and happy day across london. chris, thanks. hjing at kensing palace tonight after an eventful and happy day across london. chris, thanks. aing at kensingt palace tonight after an eventful and happy day across london. chris, thanks. ing at kensingto palace tonight after an eventful and happy day across london. chris, thanks. ing at kensingto palace tonight after an eventful and happy day across london. chris, thanks. ing at kensingto palace tonight after an eventful and happy day across london. chris, thanks. jing at kensingt palace tonight after an eventful and happy day across london. chris, thanks. aing at kensingt palace tonight after an eventful and happy day across london. chris, thanks. nsing at kensing palace tonight after an eventful and happy day across london. chris, thanks. >>> now we turn to the news in this country tonight. we know a lot more about an incident that had just happened when we came on the air last night, a rough landing for a southwest airlines flight at new york's laguardia airport without front land

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the one that refers to f-ing punks. let's listen to this again. >> which way is he running? >> down toward the other entrance to the neighborhood. >> which entrance is that that he's heading toward? >> the back entrance. >> are you following him? >> yeah. >> okay, we don't need you to do that. >> to me, this seems like the weakest part of your case, in the sense that someone who against professional advice, he goes after somebody who he believes is f-ing punks, they're always getting away with it. in his head, he's looking at trayvon martin and thinking bad things about him, isn't he? >> a couple things, one, the state has now finished their case, there's no evidence that they presented that my client continued to follow trayvon martin after he was advised not to. they're done with their case, not one shred of evidence to support that, let's say that the statements that he used, the expletives suggested that he was somewhat frustrated. we know he was frustrated because his neighborhood was being asailed by people who were burglarizing homes and causing home invasions. the qu

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. >> reporter: good morn ing. as you said, the euro group working group trying to thrush out the details. v.a.t. on interest sales, that was one of the key election promises from the government. it may seem like a strange request. it is something they promise they are fighting for that. the big thing, of course, the public sector reforms cutting down the bloated public sector. one of the agreements was 25,000 civil servants to go on administrative leave and ultimately lose their jobs this year if they can't be transferred to other places. that apparently got an agreement among the troika and the greek officials over the weekend. there are just a few details still being thrashed out we've seen. ultimately what's -- what's at stake here is an 8.1 billion euro sum of money. 4.8 billion euros to come from the eu. 1.8 billion to come from the imf. ultimately they're expected to get this money, though it will come through in two separate

would he have been work ing? >> he had gone to the clinton council's , the office. and then just before impeachment began, he left and became a lobbyist. >> here he is at that time. to impeach a oing president, you have to have a consensus among the public and members themselves, a bipartisan consensus that there is a strong case for his impeachment. i think it's been clear for weeks now that there is no such consensus. certainly isn't that onsensus around constitutional scholars, 400 constitutional scholars have written the even if the ing president made false statements nder oath about a sexual relationship, that does not rise of an impeachable offense. >> how much time did you spend with him? >> we had a long correspondence. i had to convince him to let me write his story. story in ting his own a book called "the payoff." i went down and stayed with him for most of the week and spent many hours hearing the story of his life. including that period when he was out of government but really admired clinton. thought clinton was in it for a all of the right reasons and

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. >> new allegations that he kept on sext-ing under the alias carlos danger. (laughing). >> john: yes. you heard right. he calls himself carlos danger. anthony weiner alter ego is a bolivian action hero slash porn star. danger is my user name. ♪ danger, danger >> john: you might think that anyone caught in a situation this mortifying would have no choice but to just withdraw from the mayoral race immediately, but you don't know carlos. >> former congressman anthony weiner says a new scandal will not stop his campaign to become new york city mayor. he will be out on the campaign trail later today. >> john: wow. that man has got balls. and a penis. that he clearly can't control. by the way, a fun fact there. as the campaign trail is what anthony weiner calls that line of hair from his belly button to his... (laughing). [ cheers and applause ] he brought all of this on you. if there was any doubt of the degree to which he has learned nothing from his previous scandal, he's managing to handle this one with even less class. at least in 2011 he expressed shame and r

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f-ing word f-ing again, it'll be too f-ing soon. [laughter] >> guest: yes, soldiers get on his nerves after a while. profan is one of the things -- profancy is one of things. anyone who's been around soldiers a lot, as i have, and he was certainly around them a lot more than i ever have been, but the intensity of that culture can -- particularly if you're older, you're a generation older as he was -- [laughter] it can cause you some sense of grievance. and he, he, there's this outcroix of, you know, i'm really tired of being around these guys, but i'm stuck with them now for the rest of the war. >> host: if you are a world war ii veteran and would like to talk with rick atkinson, 202-585-3882 is set aside for you. next call from martha in belgrade lakes, maine. hi, martha. >> caller: oh, hi, peter. thanks again for a wonderful three hours. it's an honor to talk to a journalist who writes history. i've become ensconced in my history reading, and this summer i'm reading nathaniel fill brick's bunker hill. i still can't believe washing

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i'm against two ings one, hyperventilating over when we don't have the full facts. they are not, as i understand it, looking at every american. >> so i'm good? >> number two, i object to something that i just did -- i said they. i hate it when we say they. i know you mean the government, our government, our elected officials, the people representing us, and they are trying to help us avoid -- >> you used the they word. >> how about the obama administration? >> no, because that's not it either. >> hold it a second, adam. here's the thing, if we wait as people, as americans with rights, if we always wait to be victimized by our overnment, isn't that stupid? we've seen the wright on the wall, we've seen the scandals. if we even have sniff that's happening, shouldn't we be outraged about it right now and do something about it right now? >> we absolutely should investigate, as the press, as the congress. we should look at what the -- the federal bureaucracy is doing on our behalf, and if we don't like it, we should say so. i agree 100%, charles. i'm not convinced withhat

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least one woman even after he was forced to resign from congress >> stephen: yes, even after the sext-ing scandal that ended his congressional career. it turns out he learned nothing. has this man never heard of snapchat? your dong shots disappear seconds after you send them. i have been told. anyway, here's basically what happened. 50 days before the mayoral primary, new sexy texts and photos of the candidate were published on the website, "the dirty." the dirty, of course, the "new york times" of celebrity schlong photos. their motto: all the dicks that fit to pic. now, ladies and gentlemen, i want you to brace yourself. i'm about to show you one of the pictures. warning: if there are children in the room, you're going to wish there weren't. jim jim? okay. okay, everybody breathe. looks like he got it caught in a waffle iron. a series of paint swatches. that last color is called public humiliation. jim, jim, can we move on, please? thank you very much. now, in response, yesterday weiner held an emergency press conference. >> i have said that other sex tinge photos were likely to come ou

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to ing the language used describe them. the question to you about this, journalist. was a you were an employee of a united states senator for 35 years. id you have any trouble with the adverbs, adjectives, the in this book?e >> no. >> why not? journal a very good iles with a vastf command of the language. sitting there, reading his drafteds. yeah, that's right. that gets to the heart of the matter. i did nothing to censor it or cool it down. i just welcome it. you wrote the story in here about the current senate mr. mcconnell , from kentucky? >> i did. >> there's a story there about got ackground and why he there and why he wanted to -- can you tell us that. had polio as w he a young man, a young boy. lot of courage and and the help of his mother to get on and move on. t one point, he was interested in becoming an historian today. ery well read in american political history. but it was a tough decision. an he want to become academic or a practicing politician? > you say he had a goal of becoming a majority leader of the united states senate way back when. do that?ura

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is back ing president morsi. the u.s. is firmly saying that it is not taking sides.arack obama actually spoke with president morsi yesterday, according to the white house. to convey his concerns. the white house says that president obama encouraged morsi to take steps to show that he is hearing the people on the streets. president obama also said that he is disturbed by the violence he has seen which as we know has left more than 20 people dead at this point. now egypt is one of america's closest allies. very important in this region. of course the u.s. is watching very closely. >> abc's alex marquardt in cairo. thank you. >> close call in the sky. a planeload of people screaming for their lives. a spirit airlines flight took a sudden nose-dive after a skydiving plane got too close. the spirit jet going from detroit to dallas sunday when the pilot received an automated warning about a smaller plane. flight attendants bumped their head. bags spilled from the overhead bins as the plane dipped 1,600 feet. no passengers injured. >> grandmother of a 5-year-old boy south o

>> f-ing punks always get away with this. >> right.t it away with it this time. >> stephanie: do you think he got fonder of trayvon after he called him a f-ing [ censor bleep ]. >> the prosecution would be good to bring this up. >> stephanie: right. right. >> and maybe the jury will talk about it in the jury room. the is assistant yesterday. >> a teenager is dead. he is dead through no fault of his own. he is dead because another man made assumptions. >> stephanie: yeah they called george zimmerman, we have said wanna be cop. provoked him into a fight that resulted in a shooting death. they have caught him lying how many times about this story. the attorney again. >> why does this defendant get out of the car if he thinks that trayvon martin is threat to him? why? because he has a gun. he is going to take care of him. he is a wanna be cop. >> stephanie: thank you. a form lapd cop called in and he said i'm a cop, and i would have stayed in the car and wait for backup. just like deputy dog there was told to do and he didn't. defense lawy

>> yeah,ing they did, and also on race.burglary victim who testified towards the end of the trial. >> yep. >> very nice looking young woman who said an african-american male had broken into her home and she was in the closet with her baby, and she was so scared. what happened to the cross-examination of her? i would have asked her was it trayvon martin who robbed you? did trayvon martin break into your home? are you saying that trayvon martin is a burglar or a criminal? well, of course not. then why are we hearing about this? why are we hearing about another african-american male? is that to say that they're all criminals? that it's reasonable to suspect one walk do you think the street because of what another one did? that is the very definition of racial profiling. >> lisa bloom, tad nelson, and karen de soto are sticking around. we'll be back in just a moment. . for seeing the small details and the big picture, so you can do more with your money. for finding out how pnc virtual wallet® can help you, go to pncvirtualwalle

without george zimmerman looking at trayvon martin and thinking a-hole, f-ing punk and so on and the police telling him not to follow him, he's a busy body neighborhood watch, he's got his gun, he wanted to be a cop. he didn't quite make it. this is a moment and he's had quite of few of them. he didn't need to do any of that stuff but in his head he's thinking a-hole punk. i keep come pg back to that. racial profiling or just profiling this is a bad person, he's still coming at him with malicious intent, isn't he? >> i don't know but that's going to be the question. >> is that a key question? >> that's a key question and that's what the lawyers are going to be arguing in their closing argument and that's what the jury will sit on ex and decide. they will decide two things, they will decide whether as a matter of law there was malice and whether or not they believe zimmerman's testimony that it was self-defense. >> do you believe him? >> i haven't heard him testify directly -- >> from what you've seen in the statements and interviews? >> yes. >> we're in los angeles. a lot of people f

address the great to have you on what would this lead to these corporations are essentially de fraud ingour country's all of the tax revenue that belongs to us remember that the story that came out about apple and the amount of taxes that they have dodged in the united states should be a national scandal if we didn't have so many concurrent national scandals this should be the big one because apple has essentially deprived the united states of tens of billions of dollars in tax revenue if you want to get a sense of what the world will look like with this system continuing in this direction take a look at the city of detroit take a look at camden new jersey patterson new jersey and many other places in the united states so where can people go with alternatives if your local farmers market it might not seem terribly glamorous or incredibly revolutionary action but it is actually quite powerful what you're doing is instead of giving your money to wal-mart or to target or to wherever you might bite. you're you're you're giving it and to the agricultural infrastructure that's necessary in the

punks or f-ing coons. important think? you think there is a racial element? >> caller: also the prosecution i say he was following. and i would say he's chasing. oh he's running and you can hear him jumping out of his car and he went running. i don't think the prosecution tried to win it myself. >> stephanie: yeah, yeah, i agree with you. i did not think that they did the greatest job. let's go to curtis in hollywood. you're on "the stephanie miller show"." hi curtis. >> caller: hello. >> stephanie: hi. >> caller: i want to make a point here. when the jury sent the letter to the judge asking about more information about manslaughter, the judge september it--the judge sent it back but the jury didn't have any help with the problems they were having problems with. >> they're not under obligation to do. >> caller: the lawyers could have hammered it out and then that was just suspicious on my end. >> stephanie: it did look like a little move of weakness to ask for the manslaughter after they already obviously

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