irving, quickly, what is a definition of bullying?ying is when someone intentionally causes harm or say hurtful things to others. >> larry: and it can be psychological or physical, right? >> it can be psychologically, physical, and verbal abuse. >> larry: bill, wasn't there bullying when you were a kid? >> big time. >> larry: didn't you always see bullying? >> big time. and one of the stories i think you and i since we're of that age can remember, i don't know if you had a parent like it, but certainly people your age. you remember when the big guy beat up -- beat you up. and you came home crying. and your mother or your father said let's go back out and made you fight the bully. did you ever hear that? >> larry: no. i've heard of it. but it didn't happen to me, bill. >> you had your own tv show when you were a kid? >> larry: no, no. my father had passed away. i was bullied a little, but not a lot. >> yeah. well anyway, of course it did. and we had guys on the corner. i was born in 1937. there were guys on the corner, young teenagers,

marlin irving is with us. she's ceo of irving and associates, character education services. they're here to talk about bullying. the case of phoebe prince is the latest to make news. she may have been bullied to death allegedly by schoolmates who were charged in the case. and there were others. surveys indicate one-third of american kids have bullied or have been bullied. some 100,000 children skip school every day fearing insults and worse. bill, what do you make of this? >> i think that the adults -- and there are supposed to be adult adults who have gone to college, studied psychology or something, who are around these children or should be around these children -- they should be able to recognize it when they see it as they walk around the hallways, as the kids are sitting in the classrooms. they should be able to recognize it and play it for real. i'm really asking all of them to -- to wake up because for a child to hang him or herself to me that's a very, very violent, violent act. a way of taking yourself out because some people are practicing hatred towards you, whet

i came here because irving crystal said you've done in no, about thinking. come to washington. and i had. he and his wife had a profound effect on me. he talked about the role of government and legitimizing and delegitimizing behavior. i think the success of government legitimize the behavior that we saw on wall street. i think it is to president obama's credit to delegitimize. although the motive is not a careful reading of his works. and the power he has to do so is more than just a chance. that's an interesting example which did not take any government money to the fury of its shareholders. it's leading executives have define up large portion of the bonuses. another leading banker in america who was entitled to 70 million because of the performance of his investment bank and i don't name -- goldman sachs -- decided to take it all in deferred stock to be cashed in over fife years. i think there is something to be said for the role of government in legitimizing or delegitimizing behavior. it apparently works. let me end the excuse. i've told you why you should leave. this excu

the city of irving imploded the stadium to make way for a road construction project. >>> death threat against lawmakers are way up and the bitter debate over health care is being blamed for it. a senate sergeant of arms says members of congress reported 42 incidents since january. nearly three times more than the same period last year. at least three people have been arrested for threatening lawmakers. the most notable case came last week when gregory giusti was taken into custody after making dozens of calls to the home of nancy pelosi making verbal attacks. >>> it was no problem at all to log a 1,700 tank into place this morning. the fact that they were floating in space helped a bit. look at this. just floating around. the two astronauts have wrapped up a space walk after hooking up to the tank to the international space station's cooling system. during another space walk that happened on tuesday, the old tank they replaced will be put in the shuttle's cargo bay for a return to court. >>> a boy is going to court against his mother over an account on facebook. she says that he wrote

fox news, by the way, contacted irve miller who politely declined further comment.gton, brian wilson, fox news. >> chris: republicans are striking back at senate judiciary committee patrick leahy over his refusal to delay confirmation hearings for one of the president's nominees. republicans had requested more time to go over new material from ninth circuit court nominee lu. a g.o.p. staffer sent out statements that leahy made in 2005 describing his dissatisfaction with information from bush supreme court nominee mi harriet miers. here is one comment -- >>> president obama signs a new strategic arms deal with russia and we'll talk about what it really means with the fox all-stars when we come right back. boss:hey, glad i caught you. i was on my way to present ideas about all the discounts we're offering. i've got some catchphrases that'll make these savings even more memorable. gecko: all right... gecko: good driver discounts. now that's the stuff...? boss: how 'bout this? gecko: ...they're the bee's knees? boss: or this? gecko: sir, how 'bout just "fifteen minutes

this is an interesting situation here because the city of irving, what they did they charged $25 a car. all of the money is going to be going to charity and, also, too, is that a young man here, 11-year-old casey rogers, is getting the honors of pressing the wireless button that will trigger the demolition. he was selected by winning an essay contest in which he wrote about his charity called casey's heart. his charity helps the homeless by providing food and clothing to those in need. and just a couple of days before casey steps into the history books he had a chance to visit texas stadium. he saw a cowboys game there when he was about 6 years old. and now a spokesman for kraft said his impressive essay stood out because of the difference he's making helping the homeless. casey's dad, of course, very proud, russell rogers is delighted at his son's well-deserved attention and a direct quote from him. he said i am as proud as an east texas tick. >> the stadium that we're looking at, as we look at its last, final moments here, and with that open dope there, that hole in the roof, it brin

irv miller is the executive who sent it and he since retired. in the note he said he hoped toyota would not be put out of business while finding a solution to the accelerator problems. >>> an airline merger could be in the works. yet another one. associated press is reporting that united airlines and us airways are in talks about combining their operations. if that merger happens, the company would become the second biggest airline behind delta which merged with northwest back in 2008. the associated press reports the combined company would be able to cut its costs and it could compete better with delta. >>> coming up tonight, the governor of virginia adding new language to a proclamation about confederate history month after a national outcry. >>> big fire blew out the windows of a highrise in boston. >>> nike out with a new commercial. >>> the orlando magic getting a little bit tricky against the wizards tonight. baseball season is in full swing. nationals trying to crack into the win column. >>> the governor of virginia is making changes to a

we can show thaw memo written by irv, -- irv miller, take a look at this document that seems destined to show up in court cases across the country, miller wrote and i quote, i hate to break to with you but we have a tendency in mechanical failure. we are not protecting our customers by keeping this quiet. the time to hide on this one is over. now, this is one of some 7000 toyota documents that's been turned over, jane, to government investigating and it seems likely that other embarrassing memos will emerge as these things are examined page by page. by law, jane, toyota was required to bring the pedal problem to the government's attention within five days of learning it. they did so in september for european dealers but they didn't make it known to the u.s. government officials about this until it was january. jane: wow brian. what does toyota have to say about it? >> well, they don't specifically respond to the document but they do say this, we have publicly acknowledged on several occasions that the company did a poor job of communicating during the period preceding our recent recal

we'll begin the show tomorrow with clark kent irving, homeland security inspector and donna edwards about her new role heading up the red to blue program targeting open house seats, gop seats considered vulnerable in 2010. after that we'll end with the president and ceo of the american association of homes and services for the aging to just talk about the so-called, class act of community living assistance services and support that. thanks for being with us this morning. we'll be back tomorrow morning. . >> governor daniels is a republican governor and has a long time in washington before returning home to run for governor. governor daniels, here in washington we're trying to parse the jobless numbers in the united states, and they run fairly similar to what you are seeing in the state of indiana. what's it look like on the ground at home? have we turned the corner? what do you see as happening? >> stabilize might describe it. i would be very cautious about seeing anything else. i don't see it yet on the ground. i talk to businesses all the time, tend to put a little more stock in what th

the city of irving imploded the stadium to make way for a road construction project. >>> death threats against lawmakers are way up and the bitter debate over health care is blamed for it. the senate sergeant in arms says members of congress have reported 42 incidents since january, nearly three times more than the same period last year. at least three people have been arrested for threatening lawmakers. the most notable case last week when gregory giusti taken into custody in san francisco. here's his picture. police say he made dozens of calls to the home of house speaker nancy pelosi making verbal attacks described as extremely vulgar and crude. >>> it was no problem at all for rick and clayton anderson to lug a 1,700 pound tank this morning. the fact they were floating in space helped a bit. look at this here. just floating around. the two astronauts wrapped up a space walk after hooking up the tank to the international space station's cooling system. during another space walk on tuesday the old tank they replaced will be put in the shuttle "discovery's" cargo bay for a return trip

irving texas stadium went down in a controlled explosion.f course, the stadium was the nfl team's home for nearly 38 years. i'll talk more about these stories coming up at the top of the hour. more "amanpour" just minutes away. i think i'll go with the preferred package. good choice. only meineke lets you choose the brake service that's right for you. and save 50% on pads and shoes. meineke. >>> when we talk about sudan, it is usually about darfur, where the sudanese government mounted what's being called a genocidal campaign. but sudan's elections next week bring into focus an even longer and bloodier conflict, the sudden sudan fight to win independence from the north. cnn's david mckenzie takes us there. >> reporter: this is not how sudan's historic free election was supposed to happen. the sudan people's liberation movement has pulled out of the northern and darfur vote just days before the ballot. it has withdrawn its presidential candidate, a muslim. he was the only serious contender against omar al bashir, president of sudan, the world

in the e-mail irv miller, who retired from toyota, says i hate to break this to us, but we have a tendency for mechanical fail near accelerator pedals off a certain manufacturer on certain mol models. we need to come clean. the worlds "come clean" are getting a lot of attention. it was sent five days before the recall on january 21st. within the last week toyota fined 16 plt 4 million just under 16.4 by the department of transportation for being slow in alerting authorities to the recall of the gas pedzals. the d.o.t. says they hid the defect. toyota says we understand the concerns there. we have publicly acknowledged on several kashgs that the company did a poor job of communicates during the period proceeding our recalls. we have taken a number of important steps to improve our communications. they say they're improving their communities and responsibility pentagon as quick as possibly to consumer concerns. this e-mail is going to get a lot of attention from americans who believe that toyota has been way too slow and knew way too early about what was going on with its gas pedals and this

irv miller is the executive who sent it. he has since retired. in the note miller said he hopes toyota wouldn't be put out of business while finding a solution to the accelerator problem. >>> mibill mcdonal is apologizi because he only highlighted the confedera confederacy. the naacp is among those groups offended. >> if you put the spotlight on the confederacy, put the spotlight on the confederacy in the proper way. it was a rebellion. those soldiers that represented a rebellion of the government of the united states of america. >> mcdonnell added a a passage saying it is important for all virgins to understand the institution of slavery led to this war and was an evil and inhumane practice. >>> the first responders of the 9/11 attacks in new york are suffering health problems eight years later. many suffered respiratory problems and lung damage after they were exposed to the toxic dust at the world trade center sites. michelle fran zinzin has more. >> reporter: it is the latest study to look at fire workers exposed to the toxic smoke and debris

irving fisher the great economist believed that.t really is a strong theme running throughout economic history. i like it because it says individuals make a difference. >> host: well, that's the message of your entire book. >> guest: exactly. >> host: massive -- even massive historic movements are caused or at least affected by, you know, small numbers of individual people. and you've identified the ones in this case that really matter. >> guest: yeah, 'cause people are policies. and, you know, different people you'd have different policies. and different policies you would have a different outcome. >> host: we're going to take a short break. and we'll come back. and when we return, i want to talk a little bit about lessons learned that might apply in today's environment. >> guest: thank you. >> host: we talked a fair amount about what happened in this country, the mistakes that were made that led to the great depression principally by the lack of a central banking system. there was a parallel set of decisions by a parallel set of c

rush limbaugh, all the rest, this is about as good as it's getting, so they don't have a buckley or irvinge like that to call them out. there's another difference too, rachel. people like buckley and crystal thought part of the job of conservatism was to persuade serious liberals, if not to agree with them, at least to rethink their own ideas, to raise the level of discourse. that's not what the extremists do. >> sam tanenhaus, author of "the death of conservatism" thank you for coming in. >> my pleasure. great to be here. >>> coming up, keith investigates the claim that aliens could be out to get us, but first on this show, george w. bush of all people gives democrats a boost heading into the november elections. coming up next. ♪ i am stuck on band-aid® brand ♪ ♪ 'cause band-aid®'s stuck on me ♪ [ female announcer ] moms trust band-aid® brand to heal the hurt better than store brands. ♪ i am stuck on band-aid® brand ♪ ♪ 'cause band-aid® helps heal me! ♪ ♪ take things as they come? i've got an idea. or improvise? maxwell house custom-roasts each bean... for a full-flavored cup of coffee. s

goodman through the passage of this legislation, h.r. 4861 to designate the west irving park road post office in his honor. i urge ply colleagues -- my colleagues to join mr. quigley of chicago in supporting h.r. 4861. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts roips the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. olson: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. olson: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 4861, designating the facility of the united states post office located at 1343 west irving park road in chicago, illinois, as the steve goodman office building. born on july 25, 1948, in chicago illinois, steve goodman began his life -- a life of long musical career at a teenager. after graduating from maine high school in 1965, mr. goodman entered the university of illinois and started a band called the juicy fruits, with friends from the sigma alpha fraternity. after only one year he left college to pursue his music career full

the associated press reported today the warning was contained in an internal e-mail by irv miller, a company vice president. he since has retired. in the e-mail miller said "we are not protecting our costumers by keeping this quiet." the automaker had no immediate response for the report. for the record, toyota is an underwriter of the new england. the former chairman of the federal reserve-- alan greenspan -- today defended his actions during the run-up to the financial crisis. he appeared before a bipartisan commission, at a hearing focused on sub-prime mortgages. those loans went bad in droves and fueled the meltdown in 2008. the panel's chairman said it was the fed's fault. greenspan blamed mortgage lending giants fannie mae and freddie mac for pushing the risky loans. >> mr. chairman, why, in the face of all that, did you not act to contain abusive, deceptive subprime lending? why did you allow it to become such an infection in the marketplace? >> i think things were better than they would have been. were they enough to stop the surge in subprime lending? they were not. and the

the guy month wrote this is a guy named irv miller.year veteran of the company who was just days away, 15 days away from retirement when on january 16 he wrote to a japanese counterpart, i hate to break this to you but we have a tendency for certain manufacturer on certain models. we are not protect our customers by keeping this quiet. the time to hide on this one is over. this is one of some 7,000 toyota document turned over to the government. it seems likely other embarrassing memos will be emerging. by law, megyn, toyota was required to bring the forms to the government within five days of realizing there was a problem. they notified the european dealers. megyn: that's the kind of document a plaintiff's lawyer loves. but i know there is always two sides to the story. what is toyota saying? >> reporter: they are not commenting exactly on the memo but they did release a statement which reads, quote, we have publicly acknowledged on several occasions that the company did a poor job of communicating during the period preceding our recen

. >> we've got live pictures we want to show you, irving, texas, the old cowboy stadium or texas stadiumlled brt cowboys used to play. it's going to be imploded in a couple seconds literally here. a ton of dynamite being used to blow up texas stadium right at 8:00 this morning. this is of course, where the cowboys used to play their last game was in december of 2008. they move into the new cowboys stadium, a $1.2 billion facility in arlington last season. we're going to stick with this picture for a little bit here. we know they've lined up all the dynamite around this and going to blow it up, quite literally. it should take about a minute for that to happen. and we're going to see if we can see it happen.

is the machine politics of chicago, the corruption of springfield, and the radicalism of molnisk irvingomes together in a format, they meet together with their two colleagues, pelosi and reid, and you have a perfect unrepresentative left wing machine dedicated to a secular socialist future. and what really got me to understand how different this is, i believe this is the most serious conflict since the 1850's. and the reason i say that is, the american people by last summer began to send a signal. they went to town hall meetings, they formed tea parties, the polling numbers got worse and worse. and the answer of the democrats was to cancel town hall meetings, if lie about the tea parties and tell all their members to ignore the poles. then they lost virginia and new jersey -- [cheers and applause] exactly as in 1993 they had lost virginia and new jersey. and i thought, gosh, that would be a signal maybe they should slow down and think about this. and they accelerated. and they wrote this grow teske pair of bills in the house and senate that were utterly incomprehensible, the largest inc

debated when they should inform the public about safety problems with accelerator pedals, prompting irv miller, toyotas than group vice president for internal public affairs to warn in an e- mail that "we are not protecting our customers by keeping this quiet. the time to hide on this one is over. we need to come clean." the e-mail was sent on january 16 of this year. the financial crisis increase appears to be getting worse. its borrowing costs have jumped, stock market is down, and there is talk of either a default or an expensive bailout. asian and european markets were down more than 1% on the news. meanwhile, treasury secretary timothy geithner currently in beijing has concluded a meeting with the vice premier on economic ties. he did not say whether the two sides discuss currency. he had been expected to press washington's case for beijing to use exchange-rate controls that critics say destroyed -- and distort trade. and finally, an update on gtmo. germany is considering taking prisoners from guantanamo bay, but is being criticized by members -- but the leaders been criticized by

we have created build buckley for glenn beck, irving kristol for ann coulter. >> there is a lot of truthto that diagnosis i think. conservatism has always been both an elite intellectual movement and popular movement. it became popular beginning in the 1960s and certainly with the election of ronald reagan and the aftermath of the. but you have to remember that will buck he himself was famous for saying he would rather be governed by the first 2000 names in the boston telephone directory than by the faculty of harvard university. that was not on his part and undiscriminating populace because he thought in those circumstances in the 1950s and 60s and 70s, and they think still true today probably that there is more common sense and more good sense into people than there are in the intellectual elite or at least in the academic version of the intellectual elite. >> charles kesler's i guess. if you would like to dial in and talk to him them you can now. 2025853885 and in the eastern central timezones (202)585-3886. go ahead and dial and. we are going to be talking about books in general. you