intellectual level but these are, you know, weird allegations to make about the president with a lot of innuendo that are really not befitting these politics and i don't think that he make that connection. he's so used to being a political celebrity they don't think that he puts these things together anymore. >> howard, you and i talk politics a lot to understand the way people play the game. let's talk about this, as awful and as evil that it it may number a game. could it be he's attacking barack obama when he's down? the polls are tough now. the right direction, wrong direction are terrible. president obama's approval rating is down at an all-time low. the democrats are facing a -- so why not hit his head while he's down. why don't you hit him in the cement while we've got him down. this argument may be useful two years from now. could it be this is an insurance policy? the unemployment rate could drop, the economy could get better in two years. barack obama could recover. but this smear will stick, and this is what they're hitting him with when they got him down. that's my thought p it's pur

we lost 1 because of fear, innuendo, and confusion. this is the reality of what we are facing relative to our utility and what they stand to use because community choice aggregations are formed. when you are dealing with 9 nervous city councils, each of whom have elected council members, there is a lot of -- that has to take place. my counterpart and i have spent a lot of time trying to make sure the councils are comfortable. the good news is, we are done with that. as of january 12th, this is for us to have been removed. >> i want to thank you for being here and the way in which he has really reached out to san francisco. i appreciate the close working relationship that has been established. we need to brace ourselves. it is helpful that there is a partnership between marin and san francisco. i look forward to continuing to work together. >> a former assemblyman has been hired to run an organization. this is funded by one entity, pg and e. there are marketing pieces to the ratepayers encouraging them to opt out. i know you have filed

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and he is so tough his introduction will be free of the usual sexual innuendo. i don't want him to rip my face-off. and it is my repulsive sidekick bill shultz. he stinks of old produce and shame. and next to me, jim norton. if hilarity was a bumper car, i would ram him and giggle. and he is tossed on your stoop like a flaming bag of poop. good to see you, pinch. >> move over bed bugs. according to the new york times, it is stink bugs that have invaded america's east coast. not to be confused with repub bug which is the nickname for david books. >> really? >> yes. where is your copy, repub bug? back to you, greg. >> thank you very much. she felt pain after confronting mcinka. she hit the cement for trying to vent. was her treatment bad or rad? on sunday night after a tv debate a woman was knocked to the ground by one of john mccain's security guys after she approached the senator yelling and holding an anti-war protest sign. take a look, take a lookers. >> john mccain has got to go! >> john mccain has got to go! >> the war monger john mccain gets to walk out. >>

. >> it's littered the place and it's turned it into a virtual cesspool of rumor and innuendo and absurditys definitely affected the team. >> reporter: for years the high-priced players have taken the heat from fans and comics. now it's the owners in the batter's box. >> oh, this is getting ugly. this is an ugly divorce. of course, on the bright side, the one thing they won't have to fight over, world series tickets. yeah. >> reporter: the dodgers may be far from the world series. but their owners, the mccourts, are in for a world-class fight. mike von fremd, abc news, los angeles. >> divorces are never pretty. but with that much cash on the table, whoo. >> often you argue about kids, in this case it's a baseball llam. te >>> here comes hurricane earl. >> increased wave activity throughout the southeast today. >> warnings from the mid-atlantic to new england and evacuations have already been ordered. >>> president obama says a promise about the war in iraq fulfilled. and more than seven years after it started, "operation iraqi freedom" is over. >>> teen gambling. >> i'm trying to make a pro

. >> it has been almost a full year of innuendoes and smears. you know what?d, you attack the other guy. you know what? i'm not distracted. >> sean: it is interesting. personal attacks against christine o'donnell didn't work. they've been trying this against john kasich his poll numbers keep going up he's up by a seven point margin in a state like ohio. really it seems the voters want jobs. they want government that is going to tighten their belt. none of this stuff seems to matter. >> personal attacks when the economy is in the tank people are tone-deaf. look at barack obama. tried to talk about the pastor and all these other things, bill ayers, when people saw their 401(k)'s tanking their main focus was not on his personal -- >> sean: now i think many people have come around. reaction? >> when you lose on substance you have to make a personal attack. one guy believes government stimulus and borrowing from other states a way to boost the economy. other guy sees business growth not a difficult choice. >> sean: there's a story out there about the new york jets

they should disclose the amount of deception. 36 grams of innuendo and 40 grams of bull crap and then. >> i am trying to cut back on my lies. i only want 12 grams of lies. >>> moving on, once you start killing hobos, it is almost impossible to stop. first, there is an epidemic of teens fighting teens sweeping the nation. we pick up the story where chef left off. >>> it is like my dad always says, if you want to be well liked, put out. but also do drugs and drink. turns out he was right all along. turns out drinking and doing drugs as a teenager is not about having fun. it is more about maintaining your cool kid status. that's according to research from the university of montreal which i believe is in canada which studied 500 kids at three points in their lives, 10, 12 and 14. tracking their consumption of alcohol, marijuana and hard drugs like cocaine and fun dip, scientists found the more popular a child and their friends were, the more they consumed. so what does this mean? it means i'm board. but also it explains one researcher, quote, teenagers don't consume to belong to the group

the campaign she ran against mike castle which was ugly and full of smears and innuendos so much so the media had trouble figuring out how to cover that because you don't want to address those smears by addressing them. but then to turn around and play the victim card in the face of the liberal media, well, that doesn't strike me as credible. >> well, it wasn't covered much because the race wasn't seen as a competitive race. den rah saunders, karl rove says look, my job now is to go on fox and call them as i see them and that's why he said those things about christine o'donnell although now he's kind of pulled back and at least endorsed her. what did you make of rush limbaugh and michelle malkin and other conservatives going after rove for daring to speak hz mind about this candidate? >> well, you know, i tuned in to some talk radio shows the day after she won and i kept thinking boy, they sound like she lost, all they're doing is complaining about the people who criticized her. obviously, karl rove and everybody else has a right to criticize her on fair issues, especially if she hasn't

her success builds on a playful flirtation with what she calls obvious innuendo. >> it's like walkingthe summer and following it with another number one smash... ♪ you make me feel like >> reporter:... perry seems inescapable and unstoppable. where are we headed now? >> we're headed to david letterman show. >> reporter: on the day her new album teenage dream was released and went straight to number one, she was making her first appearance on the late show. do you get nervous about that kind of thing? >> it's like an investigative thing. it's just like cool. you're more of the type that i keep my guard up. >> reporter: is your guard up now? >> so guarded. >> reporter: her arrival at the studio was greeted by hundreds of fans and a human wall of paparazzi. >> hi, elmo. >> reporter: perry made news again this past week when she was cut from sesame street after some parents complained about her cleavage. wow, perry tweeted to her fans, looks like my play date with elmo has been cut short. i get a sense that you like to create waves. >> of course i do. i'm from california. >> reporter: thi

pelosi that it was not really a gas roots movement and by harry reid that they spread lies, and innuendosthe book again is called mad as hell, how the tea party is fundamentally remaking our two party system. she was a political cartoonist who decided to make a political report. now she has had to give up her career, change her name, abandon her life and go into hiding all because she angered an islamic cleric. and william petit lost his wife, his two daughters and everything he knew. now he has just one cause that drives him, a father's death penalty push, a murder trial and a gripping 911 call right after this break. >> she is getting in a car, it's like a gray suv, they pulled up, now they are pulling out. >> just her? >> no, somebody else is driving. she said they drove her here. megyn: a father's fight for justice in what has become the mother of all death penalty cases. dr. william petit taking the stand against one of the two men accused of killing his entire family in a brutal home invasion in connecticut. jurors also saw the last footage of jennifer hawk petit alive when she went

you don't have the option of saying it's close enough for jazz and just remove a judge on innuendo and conflicted fax. the house cases going to be exposed in this room for the first time to a fully adversarial process. please give us a chance. what remains after all of the house truths and distortions about the way will dictate not just the future of this judge, but the future standard for all judges. we ask only that you, like their predecessors, mind the constitutional line. my colleagues and i are now ready to address these allegations, and we're now ready to present the case in defense of the united states district court judge, j. thomas portis junior. tomorrow morning is day two for judge thomas porteous. we heard from lawyers who had cases before judge porteous. our live coverage continues at 8:00 a.m. eastern on c span three. coming up tonight on c. span, mo talks about extending tax cuts. after that, an update on the nuclear reduction treaty. later, we'll have a history of nuclear weapons. host: every weekend on c-span three, experience 48 hours of people and events telling the

you do not have the option of saying, well is close enough" and just remove a judge on innuendo and unproven facts. the house case will be exposed for the first case to a fully adversarial process. please give us the chance. what remains after all the half- truths and distortions melt away will not dictate just the future of this judge but the future standard for all judges. we ask only that you, like for predecessors, my the constitutional line. my colleagues and i are now ready to address these allegations and we are now ready to present the case in defense of the united states judicial court judge j. thomas porteous, jr. >> thank you, counsel. we will take a 15 minute break. when become back, we will take the first witness. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> at the impeachment trial of new orleans dredger, louis marcotte continued on tuesday. they heard

what six-year-old should be saying my back aches and what's the sexual innuendo and my skirt is too tighto the fantasies of pedophiles. and mom goes to the gm and the team and give her the run away and by the way we're throwing the six-year-old off the team and mom says you know what, i tried to do something right and now i have to explain to my daughter who is crying all the time she's off the cheerleading team and not just people, but do they have a case? >> i don'ten if they have a case of some sort. it's not the kind of thing, can the mother end up suing them? she could, everybody can sue, but the damages, she's got damages, what right-- >> and coach called the radio show. >> the coach says the mother was a lunatic, who sounded like a lunatic on the radio show, that mother was crazy, did she slur her words? i'd sue her for suggesting that i was an alcoholic or the mother was an alcoholic anyway. >> surprisingly one parent complained and now some are calling, the father who went on a school bus and went after a kennedy for bullying his daughter. now, hits daughter suffers from cerebral