11, david jenkins junior 8, sherdavia jenkins, 9. >> mrs. jenkins, when was sherdavia born, march 22nd, 1997. >> where? >> miami, florida. >> here in dade county? >> yes. >> did she live most of her life or all of her life in dade county sdm. >> yes, all of her life. >> i know this is a difficult topic, but i'd like to take you back to the day she died. that day were you home with your children? >> yes, i was. >> were all of your children home or only some of your children? >> some of my children. >> which children were home? >> darrell, katherine and sherdavia. >> what day of the week was it? >> saturday. >> was that july 1st, 2006? >> yes, it is. >> were the girls inside of the house or outside of the house? >> outside playing. >> were you watching them? >> yes, i was. >> and what were you doing? >> i was inside folding up clothes and putting away other laundry. >> and where had you instructed the girls to stay while they played? >> on the porch. >> while you were inside did you check on them occasionally to see that they were on that porc

leroy larose, passion wilson, sherrone jenkins?wer, passion wilson, miami police officer took the stand describing her initial assessment of the scene when she first arrived. >> i arrived, there were a lot of people in the street. they were pointing to the house where the victim was. when i approached the door, she was laying in the doorway, bleeding from her neck, life the, in her mother's lap. >> leroy larose pleaded guilty to his role in the shooting death of sherdavia jenkins in exchange for seven year prison sentence, he agreed to testify against the defendant. sherrone jenkins, the victim's mother, gracefully took the stand, recounted reee vents of date leading up to the moment her child passed away in her arms. monica from florida our first viewer to e-mail us with the correct answer. so they've take ainn a break in the courtroom. jennifer barranger, paul martin, let's talk about the prosecutor's spperspective, charged with second-degree murder but nobody says he intended to kill the 9-year-old girl. what's the language? wha

jenkins, her little sister and a friend were playing outside the jenkins' apartment in the infamous pork n beans housing project when gunfire broke out. darling claims he fired the gun in self defense. good morning, beth. >> reporter: good afternoon, ron. >> i guess i'm thinking of the morning because an issue has come up with respect to a little selective editing that the police may have engaged in as a general rule, the police are required to provide copies of all statements a defendant makes to defense counsel before trial. it seems as though the police provided most of the statement, but they left out the little "not guilty" part. >> reporter: well, okay. it's not as easy as that, but generally you're right. and they are supposed to turn over what's in their control, okay, what they have access to. here is what happened. the defense learned about the existence of a portion of the police interrogation of damon darling three weeks after the incident, which was done at police station, videotaped by police equipment aired on a television show qurks the first 48," an episode called innoce

griff jenkins, go out and get number 7. good job. >> thanks, brian. alexander says the administration is missing the point. he will explain next. peter: a father catches a foul ball and gives it to his little girl as a gift. what does she do? she throws it back. they are both here live. we will get to see the tyke's killer throw. what a cutie. when this shoe store added aflac to its employee benefits package no direct cost the company... it was a perfect fit. find out more at aflac!... ...forbusiness.com she is the greatest thing ever. woman: one little smile, one little laugh. - honey bunny. - ( coos ) we would do anything for her. my name is kim bryant and my husband and i made a will on legalzoom. man: it was really easy to do. - ( blows raspberries ) - ( laughing ) robert shapiro: we created legalzoom to help you take care of the ones you love. gretchen: first it was the white house and now the dnc lashing out in a new call' em out campaign. governor pawlenty of using scare tactics and lies to block health care reform. joining me now is a republic

you won't believe what he told our own griff jenkins yesterday on wall street. listen to what he had to say about little old me. >> sean hannity, he questions -- >> god bless sean hannity? >> of course god bless sean hannity. sean: am i dreaming? why did he cancel being on this very show? michael moore, we made a bet, he claimed george w. bush would be impeached before serving eight years in office. listen to this. >> i'll bet you on that. ok. you're on. and we -- and then -- he says, well, what do i have to do if i lose? and i said, well, if you lose, sean, you're going to have to on your show one night wear a big button that says i love hillary. and then he said ok, and if you lose, you have to stand in front. white house with a sign that says sean hannity was right. >> you're on wull street. i give -- on wall street. >> i give you the chance. sean: sean hannity was right. we'll have more of that interview and our great american panel. the saga with david paterson and the white house continues. it was reported that president obama asked paterson not to seek re

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. >> brian jenkins our terror expert is on the phone. tell us more about osama bin laden and if you think he might have in fact, carried out this kind of well-orchestrated horrific attack on the united states. >> certainly. he would have to be included in any very, very short list of suspects but it is -- it is premature to be able to say with any confidence who might be responsible and something like this. i mean, we know what has happened, we know where it has happened and when it was happened and who and why it takes it a bit longer to figure out. i have no doubt that we will ultimately be able to identify who is responsible. but until that time, we can only speculate. >> brian, in an attack of this magnitude so carefully coordinated and executed with such cold blooded efficiency it had to, obviously, be a sophisticated organization. >> while organization in terrorism in recent years become more fluid that is we are not dealing with the identifiable terrorist organization that we dealt with in the 1970s and 1980s, terrorism in the las

. >> john charles jenkins. >> joseph jenkins jr. >> and my father, stephen hoffman. i knew you only a few years, it feels like so much more. you're an inspiration to all of us. your light will always be shining down from heaven. i love you, and i miss you, daddy. >> and my husband. >> firefighter matthew bars. >> and my son. >> and my brother, matthew j. burke, we love you, matty, whether it's eight years or 800 years, you will never be forgotten. >> you continue to live your life like it's september 10th, 2001. that their actions didn't go in vain. >> let us renew the true spirit of that day. not the human capacity for evil, but the human capacity for good. if you have osteoarthritis knee pain synvisc-one treats it right at the source and helps you get back to doing the things you love. synvisc-one is the only treatment that can give you up to six months of pain relief with just one injection. it's a natural substance similar to healthy joint fluid that lubricates and cushions your joint, and relieves pain without the serious side effects that pain pills can have. f

all right, this saturday, our own griff jenkins, we have been following this.n event, a freedom rally this weekend, tens of thousands of people. littoral some of this tape. >> did you ever think about when grandmothers and stay at home moms and veterans would show up because they think the government has bankrupted medicare and social security, and a government that cannot run the post office, a government that bankrupted fannie and freddie, did you ever think that a people showed up and said, "we do not think you are capable of running health care," that their government would call them terrorists, timothy mcveigh wannabe's, fascists, evil? did you ever think that would happen in your america? cros[crowd shouts "no!"] sean: congress as a 24-year low approval rating. are you going to dismiss that -- congress has that. >> republicans are mad. that is where all of the opposition is coming from here. >> it is showing that moderate democrats, independents, probably more so than anyone, and republicans are upset with the job, and the popularity of the president has

griff jenkins is live. he watched the president's speech. and former governor sarah palin takes on president obama and health care. she says there are death panels. president obama says that is a lie. lp [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- greta: the final push is on. president obama just finished his joint speech before congress, and it could be his last chance to make his health- care plan happen. fox news' griff jenkins watched the speech tonight with, who was, voters. griff? yes, the two-party is here. many folks were at the tea party earlier and came here to the saloon to watch the president's speech. tell me your name. we talked a little earlier. you are a veteran. you were at the tea party earlier and caught some of the president's speech. i asked you, did the president convince you to change our position on health care? >> no. >> and you were against obama care? >> yes, i am. >> what is your name? >> mike. >> how old are you? >> 23. >> 23. what did you think

griff jenkins is live. he watched the president's speech. and former governor sarah palin takes on president obama and health care. health care. she says there are death any questions? what kind of service plan does this come with? unlimited. can i keep my same phone number? does it have a camera? what's the warranty? can i put my party shuffle on this? any questions? no. announcer: for the 10 questions everyone should know, go to ahrq.gov. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- greta: the final push is on. president obama just finished his joint speech before congress, and it could be his last chance to make his health- care plan happen. fox news' griff jenkins watched the speech tonight with, who was, voters. griff? yes, the two-party is here. many folks were at the tea party earlier and came here to the saloon to watch the president's speech. tell me your name. we talked a little earlier. you are a veteran. you were at the tea party earlier and caught some of the pr

your mom say that. >> my mom did say that answered probably regrets what he said. >> griff jenkins is a tough guy to get away from: i wouldn't want to be here. bill: unlike waters and banks my guys, griff looks like something on the andy griffith show. he looks like he is floyd the barber. so everybody run away from him. >> we love him. don knotts. >> dumbest things of the week every friday. on deck, pinheads and patriotswd assistance getting around their homes. there is a medicare benefit that may qualify you for a new power chair or scooter at little or no cost to you. imagine... one scooter or power chair that could improve your mobility and your life. one medicare benefit that, with private insurance, may entitle you to pay little to nothing to own it. one company that can make it all happen ... your power chair will be paid in full. the scooter store. hi i'm doug harrison. we're experts at getting you the power chair or scooter you need. in fact, if we qualify you for medicare reimbursement and medicare denies your claim, we'll give you your new power chair or scooter free. i did

senator gillibrand and griff jenkins caught up with her.l the tape. >> so i didn't think it was right to punish those families who were most in need at a time just because of the actions of a few. >> if i could follow up senator schumer, your senior senator in new york was honored by acorn but he vote to theed to cut off funding, you guys are on different pages. >> i guess. so i would speak to senator schumer though. i'm sure he has his reasons. bill: what did you think? >> here, this was interesting because, first of all, she was nervous, you could hear that in her voice. it was very breathy. in a 24-second clip she blinked 30 times. what's interesting is her blink rate goes up once chuck schumer name is mentioned. bill: everybody does. you mention schumer everybody starts blinking mad. >> then she masks after that point where he is called the senior senator. she puts on that smile, that masking smile. bill: i really hate him but i can't say so? >> not necessarily. more so i really don't noe want you to know what my next emotion is. bill:

now, jenkins is the longest- serving supervisor in the county's history. for 27 years he's been a supervisor there. and it's a nice fit because the red cross is the longest- serving charitable organization in the region. it's been around for 92 years. so clearly it is a great cause. we all know in the red cross and if you would like to donate i have a link to how you can do it on my blog at wusa9.com. >>> here's what is in the news now. suspected terrorist plotter najibullah zazi remains in a new york jail cell. he pleaded not guilty on tuesday to conspiracy charges. najibullah zazi will be in court in december. >>> the white house says no immediate sanctions on iran over the nuclear program. it is hoping for progress in six-nation talks that begin tomorrow. iran says the program is for peaceful usage. >>> president obama is planning the first white house state dinner to honor india's prime minister. the two met during an economic summit in london this year. the dinner is planned for november 24th. >>> time to say good morning, again, to howard bernstein.

jenkins: mr. speaker, i rise in support of house resolution 317, recognizing the region from manhattan, kansas, to columbia, missouri, as the kansas city animal health corridor. from the days of cattle drives more than 150 years ago to the d.h.s. selection of manhattan, kansas, as the location for the new national bioand agro defense facility, kansas and missouri have long been leaders in the animal health and livestock industries. more than 120 animal health companies are located in kansas and missouri. the work these companies do enable ranchers to raise the safest and highest quality animals in the world. not only are the majority of health companies located here, but they are leading veterinary colleges and state-of-the-art research are centers like the research institute at k state in the region. at a time when businesses are struggling to make a profit and when our nation is facing record unemployment, the animal health industry continues to grow. 14 animal health companies or organizations

your mom say that. >> my mom did say that answered probably regrets what he said. >> griff jenkins isrom: i wouldn't want to be here. bill: unlike waters and banks my guys, griff looks like something on the andy griffith show. he looks like he is floyd the barber. so everybody run away from him. >> we love him. don knotts. >> dumbest things of the week every friday. on deck, pinheads and patriots there was a time i wouldn't step out of the house without my makeup. now, it's no problem. (announcer) neutrogena tone correcting night serum with high performance soy to even skin tone and active retinol to speed cell turn over. clinically shown to visibly fade brown spots in 14 nights. i even out my skin at night so it looks younger, flawless in the morning. (announcer) neutrogena tone correcting now you can fade and prevent discolorations all day. new tone correcting spf 30. what heals me? girls' night out. and for damage from acid reflux disease, my nexium. announcer: for many, one prescription nexium pill a day can heal damage to the esophagus that acid reflux disease may cause over time

one of the tough things for mike jenkins, you have to know the situation there. when you're talking about you're bringing a blitz, you cannot let those slants beat you. that's most team's hot reads in that situation and he had to realize what it was. steve smith then picking up a big first down and getting them a lock in field goal range. everybody's heart! >> al: mother and wife and it's not over yet. and the giants have been the masters of deflection tonight. they had deflected romo pass off witten's foot that led to an interception and juggling catch in the end zone for a touchdown and now a deflected pass that winds up in the receiver's hands. the ball is at the 21 yard line. the giants have a time-out. all manning will do is milk the rest of the clock. >> cris: that was strictly so they didn't have to kick off after this field goal. >> al: right. >> cris: take the time-out no matter what at four seconds the game is over after this field goal attempt. >> al: here comes tynes in and deossie to snap. tynes made 38 and 26 and had a 29-yard miss. so tynes, last y

your mom say that. >> my mom did say that answered probably regrets what he said. >> griff jenkins isuy to get away from: i wouldn't want to be here. bill: unlike waters and banks my guys, griff looks like something on the andy griffith show. he looks like he is floyd the barber. so everybody run away from him. >> we love him. don knotts. >> dumbest things of the week every friday. on deck, pinheads and patriots starring eva. i can't believe it i hope she is not a pinhead. they would have loved to land on thursday night, but the weather was rough, so seven astronauts got another day in the sky. they are getting their land legs back, and then the shuttle will go back out to florida. as i mentioned, florida landing is our preferred, because it costs $1.7 million to fly it back. o'reilly is coming back in just a minute, but the shuttle is safe and sound. thank you for trusting us with your news. see you every night at 7:00. if you're taking 8 extra-strength tylenol... a day on the days that you have arthritis pain, you could end up taking 4 times the number... of pills compared to aleve.

. >> sally jenkins, journalt for "the washington post" and john stauffer chair and american civilization professor at harvard recount an insurrection from 19 six 3 to 1865. it was led by a local farmer and composed of his white and black neighbors. harvard bookstore in cambridge, massachusetts, hosted this event. it's about an hour. >> i thought we would talk about 45 minutes and open it up for questions. want to do three things in our presentation. one is just give you a brief background about how our book came into being and summarize some of the key themes, hopefully, wet your appetit so that you'll want to buy it and read it in case you haven't and then third tell you why we think our story is significant both as a story as a civil war story. and we'll kind of rif on each other so we'll both be talking. about three or four years ago, i was asked to be a consultan for gary ross. we dedicate the book to gary ross among two other people. he's a filmmaker. he did"seabiscuit," "dave," and "pleasantville." and this story has been around in mystic versions for many times. i've done stuff on

ryan jenkins, we covered that story. accused in the murder of his then ex-wife, jasmine fiore. vh1. what can we learn from it? vh1, are they going to make any changes with reality shows in the future, maybe tone them down a bit, vet the contestants a little bit more? this country definitely needs to focus on other ways to get energy. we should be looking closer to home. there are places off the continental shelf. natural gas can be a part of the solution. i think we need to work on wind resources. they ought to be carefully mapping every conceivable alternative. there is an endless opportunity right here. >>> welcome back. recently reality tv took a dark turn with the murder of jasmine fiore. it's rocked vh1. one of its contestants accused of the murder. a story we've covered extensively. wanted in california in fiore's horrific death. he took off, found dead in a hotel in canada. a finalist on "megan wants a million airplane." now the network is going to tone down its reality programming. be more selective when it comes to casting. it's about time. joining me to talk about it,

. >> to griff jenkins in washington, d.c. griff? we had you right at the beginning of the program, let's spend the last few minute with those in washington. what is happening? >> i have lost my voice, talking to these people, so i'll let them do it themselves, would you like to talk to glenn? [cheers and applause]. >> it has -- as far as i can see, glenn, they are chanting "u.s. a" they are passionate and believe in their country, and they... sir what is your name and where did you come from and why are you here. >> i'm patrick reid from arlington here to protest this tyrannical government and let me tell you something, glenn, meet a few million of our friends who believe in the constitution. article one, section 8. all taxes shall be uniform. and it doesn't matter if it's an income tax that's correct shall be uniform, my friend. you are on the ball, glenn and we wanted to thank you, article 7, all bills shall originate in the house of representatives. not from that house, not from that senate. bringing it down, glenn and we'll star

time to check in with griff jenkins. he is on the road with the tea party express on the road to the lead up to saturday in washington. griff? >> we are here on the 25th stop on the tea party express in troy, michigan. [cheers] just a few thousand, i don't know, maybe 8, 10,000 people showed up today it seems that this is growing. the crowds are growing larger. we started the day in jackson, michigan. earlier today we were in brighton. the crowd again, 8 to 10,000. take a look. how about brighten michigan? [cheers and applause] >> mike, why are you out here. >> it's just really everything that is happening right now in our country it's not about health care. it's about all the solutions that we are seeking that we're not findings in the buildings of washington. it's found right here in the solution of american soil. inside their heart and their mind and inside the hands that they work every day. >> how are you doing marine? why are you out here? >> to protect and defend the constitution. >> i want these little babies to

kris jenkins applying pressure. >> brady to edelman. it's now third and 10. tom brady, you see the clock with over a minute to go, erik smith breaks it up nicely, the pass for ben watson. looking for joey galloway. and dwight lowery is there. there's a rush, there's the defense. and in the end, it was defense that won the day for the new york jets. a quick handshake, rex ryan's jets. they're the a.f.c. east team that's 2-0, beat bill belichick's patriots 16-9. tom brady in 15 starts has lost only three to the jets. we told you an eight-game-winning streak at the meadowlands with the patriots over the jets. all that gone by the boards as rex ryan smiles. >> the patriots are a hell of a football team. i just thought we were the better team today and that's all we said the whole time going in that we believe we are the better team today and we went out and showed it. i think our fans were huge in this victory. in fact, we're giving the game ball to our fans. it will be up in our trophy case because we thought they were the difference. >> they outplayed us and ou

griff jenkins is that rudy, you might call him a tea party groupie.s there with the very latest. chris, have you been able to showero journey to give you look good. >> thanks, dave, i started out on friday, august 28. i was following this bus, there's another one just like it. this is the tea party express. it started in sacramento, california, we traveled -- follow this bus some 4000 miles credited dc last night and my wife actually let me in the door, that's a good thing. i'm welcome back. you're supposed to turn on washington. dave, you have representation from new york, indiana, ohio, from georgia, from california, from nevada, texas. jean and barb, you guys started driving from new york at midnight to be here. like? this is for our country. we want to get rid of what's happening, and less taxes and we want to get our country back. >> dave, you can see reduced the size of government, stop raising our taxes, and the bail outs. i have found in more than 50,000 people turned out at the 30+ tea parties i went to, that this is representation of what i

you're going to have to say listen, white, michael jenkins, you're going to get one-on-ones on the outside because we've got to take care of tony gonzalez in the middle. john: 12 catches, that's a 96-catch pace, that's what he had last year for the team. matt ryan coming back to new england, went to boston college, now takes on the patriots. interesting discussions going on in washington. the redskins last week, they beat the rams, but 0-5 in the red zone, and as far as scoring touchdowns, of course their legendary announcer, sonny jergensen, the hall of famer who played 11 years with the redskins talking with jim zorn on the radio about jim zorn's play call, which included a halfback option pass. >> third down, i'm the quarterback, or you're the quarterback, and you called the halfback throwing the ball for me, i'm calling time-out or calling an audible. i'm not letting a halfback throw it that's what you pay me for. >> then i would have to take you out of the game. as soon as you called a time-out, i'd say what's wrong with my play, because -- >> it didn't work! >> no, but i called it to

anyone would be if they were talking to greg jenkins. do you know him? of vicious.all right, thank you. when we come back, bernie goldberg has been taking notes on the sunday morning obama chat. which ones did well? which ones did poorly? pothole:h no...your tire's all flat and junk. oh, did i do that? here, let me get my cellular out - call ya a wrecker. ...oh shoot...i got no phone ...cuz i'm a pothole...so....k, bye! anncr: accidents are bad. anncr: but geico's good. with emergency road service. ding! bill: thank you for staying with us. president obama appeared on abc, cnn, and univision on sunday morning. not fox news. how did the interviewers do? joining us now, our fox news analyst, bernie goldberg. everyone has an -- anxious to hear what you have to say. the consensus is that it was an easy ride. >> let me pick up on what you said about fox. i think that the guys at the white house think it you have a couple of people on this network whose lips are moving. if they are talking, they are bashing the president. the entertainment network, running "so you think y

in johnstown, pa., griff jenkins. >> that is right, sean. the tea party express has come here to the saloon. >> whoo! >> they were watching the speech. thank you for your service, army strong. this is dr. gregory. you served in operation iraqi freedom. tell us what you thought of the president's speech this evening? >> in operation iraqi freedom, i volunteered to serve. we can debate about why we were there, but i know the people were glad that we were there. >> what did you think about what the president had to say? >> i thought he was very long on rhetoric and not speeches. i agree we need to reform health care, but i do think he needs to put more on it -- he was long on rhetoric and speeches. there is not much that has not been politicized, and to think that health care is not going to be any different is simply wrong. we need to put everything on the plate, tort reform, everything. everything needs to be on the plate. >> another doctor. really quickly, what did you think of the president's speech? >> i did watch intently, it is interesti

i'm going to say jenkins. i have no idea, but who is your pick?out enough against him. he must have had a lot of wins. >> jim: pie shows bunt, takes low. well, let's get thencer and see who had the most wins in a season. fergeson jenkins back in 1974. >> rick: do i know my k's, or what? >> jim: 25 . >> rick: earlyy weaver wouldn't play me against him anymore. kept throwing me that slider. i kept saying one of these days he's going to throw me a fastball and he never did. how smart is that? >> jim: bunt attempt by pie, pops it up, holland over to grab it. not sure if that was a sacrifice attempt or not, because he tried to push it. nonetheless, he pops it up. >> rick: it was not a sacrifice. he was bunting for a base hit. what i look about that for pie, he's starting to use all of his different types of talents. he has he to use his speed. he has to learn to bunt. he's not a very good bunter at this point in his career. he's been unsuccessful most of the time, but i live that it goes through his mind at the right time. a left-hander against a left-

fox's griff jenkins is there now in washington, d.c. hey, griff. >> reporter: i came all the way to washington, d.c. what is your name, sir? why did you come? >> glenn, it's unbelievable. thousands and thousands of people. look at this crowd right there. you guys got something to say to glenn beck? [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: glenn, it's one mile from the capitol back to the monument and that sea of people goes all the way. that is one mile of people. glenn, they are what i would call after witnessing all across the country, the america that washington foregot, today they are in washington to send them a message. do you want, washington, to listen? [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: i believe they have a few questions for you, too, glenn, a lot of salutes. >> thank you very much, griff. that is the general -- what is the general feel that you are getting from these people? i heard a lot of people say these people are just, you know, astroturf, et cetera, et cetera. who are these people? >> reporter: they are old, they are you

griff jenkins reports the acorn people were bused in, another example of coordinated action.chandise. dolls, shirts, mugs. you can get them all at the nbc store. you did not see any sarah palin stuff there. uh-uh. no "bold fresh" stuff. and health care. >> can you say yes or no? >> of course not. >> it is not socialism. it was done in the 1960's. >> for your listeners, york illustrating why msnbc's viewership in the tank -- you are illustrating why msnbc's viewership is in the tank. bill: and katie couric. >> at a town hall meeting hosted by senator arlen specter, a resident stood up to say that the health-care debate has awakened the sleeping giant. not exactly. what it has done is stir up a hornet's nest and things nothing to do with policy. bill: the "check" sees it differently than ms. katie couric. they are venting. it is totally legitimate. i do not know if they sell obama staff in the cbs store. check 6, 40 years ago today, the woodstock festival was rocking. >> ♪ if i had a tune stand up and walk out on me lend me your ears and i will send you a song and i will try to

in johnstown, pa., griff jenkins. >> that is right, sean.he tea party express has come here to the saloon. >> whoo! >> they were watching the speech. thank you for your service, army strong. this is dr. gregory. you served in operation iraqi freedom. tell us what you thought of the president's speech this evening? >> in operation iraqi freedom, i volunteered to serve. we can debate about why we were there, but i know the people were glad that we were there. >> what did you think about what the president had to say? >> i thought he was very long on rhetoric and not speeches. i agree we need to reform health care, but i do think he needs to put more on it -- he was long on rhetoric and speeches. there is not much that has not been politicized, and to think that health care is not going to be any different is simply wrong. we need to put everything on the plate, tort reform, everything. everything needs to be on the plate. >> another doctor. really quickly, what did you think of the president's speech? >> i did watch intently, it is interesting

it is time to check in with griff jenkins. he is with the tea parties express.e joins us tonight from albany, new york. >> we have traveled over 4,000 miles from syracuse here to albany, new york. this is the 30th stop. this group like the 29 before is the america that washington forgot. that is how they feel. their white, black, young, old, male, female, and they're upset about the size of government and the bailout. they're upset about taxes. they're upset about czars. there are more than 50,000 people. they see themselves as a part of an america that is rising up to reclaim itself from a government that has run amok, a government that has overreached itself. that is what they say. i believe in the heels of -- on the heels of the president's speech, we are hearing an awful lot about health care. the message we send to washington, this is the 30 it stop. there are few more to go, and then it is time for washington. do you have a message for washington? [cheers and applause] >> stop the insanity. >> it has been 14 days. two more to go. we are headed to washingto

. >> reporter: terrorism expert ryan jenkins says al qaeda has not taken hold in the united states tonce, but because american muslims seem resistant to the radical ideology. >> the difference between a band of amateurs, being able to do nothing, and a small group being able to carry out a dangerous terrorist attack is having one determined technically competent leader. >> reporter: a point new york city police commissioner ray kelly knows well. >> it's important to know we've had eight plots against new york city since september 11th. >> reporter: those plots centered on so-called soft targets, considered more vulnerable because they have less security. last year, new york city spent more than $3 billion on a joint terrorism task force. >> we need money to help us continue the significant efforts that we've made in this city to protect it. >> jason carroll reporting. >>> and the federal government has declared the entire month of september national preparedness month and arguably no mayor deals with the terrorist threat as much as new york mayor michael bloomberg. he joins us today f

video of a news producer egging on the crowd surrounding jenkins mistaking the protesters for a studionce at "springer." heidi is on a cell phone urging the crowd to cheer louder. she said she's been disciplined. even someone at fox was ashamed enough to leak an internal e-mail from bill sammon. i'm sorry. we're journalists and not participants and not performers. you didn't really explain why it was her fault she was on a cell phone and couldn't imagine anyone besides her office since they were alive and could hear her staging the news before they took the live report to the news anchor. that's just a note. a one-page ad brags that fix news were the only one that covered that event. the problem with the claim is video exists that the other networks covered the event. >> i'm joined live from washington by wrc reporter derrick ward. maybe the ad meant how come the other networks missed the opportunity to manufacture the news? >>> the family research council hosting the values voters summit over the weekend. platforms to the like of carrie prejean and jesse waters showed up finding himse

so fox news producer griff jenkins went in search of the misguided senators. >> i think if we cut off funding to every single organization that had junior members that embarrassed the organization, we would lose a very good organizations. >> now, if you open the can of worms, and you start arguing about which particular organizations are going to get federal funding, you know what? that's all we are going to be going. i kind of think it's more important to focus on why the middle class is collapsing and how we address that problem. >> if somebody has done something stupid, they should be fired. if they have done something illegal, they should be prosecuted. bill: that just doesn't cut it. we are talking about taxpayer money. why would you give taxpayer money to any dubious organization? we're talking to you, senator burst. >> i'm just wondering, your vote, i mean, acorn is on tape helping to set up houses of prostitution, with underaged girls from central america. i'm wondering if the taxpayers of illinois really want to support an organization like that. >> i thought had you a questi

. >> arily analyst darrell jenkins said air carriers are desperate for your business this holiday season. summer travel was dismal, business passengers dropped off substantially and like retail stores, airlines need holiday business. we have seen the biggest cut in capacity that we have ever seen. cut capacity skins the spike in jet fuel prices and the dropoff in traffic because of the recession being greater than after 9/11. >> reporter: we decided to see how much it would cost to get to chicago on the washington area on the wednesday before thanksgiving and then return the following sunday. we found a fare of $252 on continental and then checked with southwest. there, we found the fare of $107 each way. >> if you book -- . >> not yet. >> no? >> morie plans to fly home for the holidays and knows he shouldn't wait longer to book. >> you want to make sure you that buy fast enough so you don't have to worry about the flights being extensive later o. >> reporter: the overall economy showed signs of improvement. exports say if that follows through to the airline industry, these low prices wi

griff jenkins is at stop 25 in troy, mich.. >> yes, today was a michigan day. it went to several cities. in one city, even bigger crowds. though whole day, i would say 10,000 people to 12,000 people turning out. as you can see, maybe it is because summer is over. the crowds gathering behind us -- this was held here, all of those folks, but no less excitement. the same sentiments we saw. here is a little look at what happened today. take a look. >> i am out here to get my country back, all right? that is what we are all year for. >> there are a lot of us who worked hard for our health insurance. we wanted left alone. >> i cannot vote, and i do not have a say? >> they say we are an angry mob. are we an angry mob? >> i just cannot let this rest. as you can see, all of these other people, they could not let it rest either. >> i do not trust anything run by the government. >> what do you think? >> it is pretty cool, fun. >> do you support the president's health-care initiative? >> no, i do not. i pay for my own health-care because i want my own choices. >> he has ra

. >> reporter: terrorism expert ryan jenkins says al qaeda hasn't taken hole in the u.s. to date partly due to improved intelligence but also because american muslims seem resistant to al qaeda's radical ideology. jenkins warns that significant threat comes from smaller, homegrown groups. >> the difference between a band of amateurs being able to do nothing and a small group being able to carry out a dangerous terrorist attack is having one determined technically competent leader. >> reporter: a point new york's city commissioner ray kelly knows well. >> it's important to remember that we've had eight plots against this city since september 11th. >> reporter: those plots centered on places like the bridge and subway system so-called soft targets considered more vulnerable because typically they have less security. last year new york city spent $300 million on joint terrorism task force receiving only $10 million from the federal government. >> we need money to help us continue the significant efforts that we've made in this city to protect it. >> reporter: and as we come

kris jenkins applying pressure. >> brady to edelman. it's now third and 10. tom brady, you see the clock with over a minute to go, erik smith breaks it up nicely, the pass for ben watson. looking for joey galloway. and dwight lowery is there. there's a rush, there's the defense. and in the end, it was defense that won the day for the new york jets. a quick handshake, rex ryan's jets. they're the a.f.c. east team that's 2-0, beat bill belichick's patriots 16-9. tom brady in 15 starts has lost only three to the jets. we told you an eight-game-winning streak at the meadowlands with the patriots over the jets. all that gone by the boards as rex ryan smiles. >> the patriots are a hell of a football team. i just thought we were the better team today and that's all we said the whole time going in that we believe we are the better team today and we went out and showed it. i think our fans were huge in this victory. in fact, we're giving the game ball to our fans. it will be up in our trophy case because we thought they were the difference. >> they outplayed us and ou

bill: well when fox news producer jenkins saw the governor say that real estate ran after him and got this statement. >> you said last night on a republican that republicans opposing the president's initiative health care initiatives were undermining the country. could you clarify that for me? >> i didn't say that. i did not say that. >> i have your quote right here, sir. it says, you have to undermine the country in order to run the. >> mr. chairman, just a quick clarification? >> good, how are you? any clarification, sir? [boos] >> can we talk afterwards? bill: don't you love that "i didn't say that" and he just said it. remember the movie howard the duck? you just saw the remake. check four, if you think it's easy being a news cameraman, think again. when bonnie sweeten was sent to prison for stealing her father reacted this way. >> get out of here. hey, hey, whoa, whoa, whoa. easy, easy, easy. >> what are you doing? >> we need help. >> he came out of here and charged us. go that way, go that way. come on. bill: camera people do earn their money. check 5, check out new supreme cour

of a fixed news associate producer egging on the crowd surrounding junior stalker/producer griff jenkinshaps mistaking the protestors for a studio audience at "springer." heidi is on a cell phone urging the crowd to cheer louder. fixed news blamed it on the producer's youth and inexperience telling the huffington post she has been disciplined. even someone at fox was ashamed enough to leak an internal e-mail from bill sammon. as journalists we must always be careful to cover the story -- i'm sorry -- not active participants. there to chronicle the news not create it. no. again, we're journalists not participants and certainly not performers. you didn't really explain why it was her fault she was on a cell phone and couldn't imagine anyone besides her office since they were alive and could hear her staging the news before they took the live report to the news anchor. that's just a note. the war room propaganda campaign continues. this time in the form of one-page ads placed in "the washington post" and the murdoch owned journal. the problem with the claim is video exists that the other ne

then kris jenkins, come on. he will eat you. and then one more time.goes to nobody on second down. on third down, brady over the middle, looking for ben watson. broken up again. time and time again. here it comes. this is the game. >> we started blitzing. we're going to finish blitzing. >> rex ryan said that all week long. we're not going prevent. dwight lowery able to break it up on fourth down. good coverage down the field. >> on the ball. >> nice warm handshake. >> 16-9. again, the first time the jets had beaten the patriots at the meadowlands in nine meetings there. first time the pats held without a touchdown since 2006 when they were shut out by the dolphins. rex ryan's crew backed up his bark all week long. so let's show you next level, how the jets were effective in getting to tom brady. when the jets sent six or more pass rushers at brady, the patriots quarterback had little, if any, time connecting with the receiver completing just 11 of 28 of those passes. and that reallies wa the key. you look at this defense. you can slice it up any way yo

fox's griff jenkins is there now in washington d.c., hey griff. >> glenn its unbelievable, thousands and thousands of people, look at this crowd right there. do you guys have something you want to say to glenn beck? >> moyers: watching those protestors you would have to say there's a lot of fight left on the right, and you wouldn't be wrong. this rising tide of populist resistance to obama-- the anger over the massive government bailout of wall street and big failed corporations-- have raised republican hopes for a comeback, and it has democrats scratching their head wondering how to respond. so what do we make of this new book titled "the death of conservatism?" has the author sam tanenhaus spent his time and considerable talent on a premature obituary? sam tanenhaus edits two of the most influential sections of the sunday "new york times," the book review and the week in review. he's has had a long fascination with conservatives and conservative ideas. he wrote this acclaimed biography of whittaker chambers, the journalist who spied for the russians before he became fiercely anti-c

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like congresswoman lyn jenkins of kansas, after a woman said she had no health care was told to growand go buy insurance. and a crowd that booed the memory of ted kennedy six days after he died. at least a few of them think it prevents honest policy debate, apart from the lack of humanity. the president of a conservative research group saying part of the problem on the republican side is an unwillingness to say let's find a right way to do this and let's go ahead even if all the special interests don't like what we're doing. i think the critics have approached this in the wrong way. saying there's going to be a death panel is not the right way. let's turn to lawrence o'donnell. good evening. >> good to be here. >> thinking of that woman in the wheelchair and in red bank, new jersey, to paraphrase a line from a different time and place, at long last have they no sense of decency? >> i have seen nothing like it, keith. in all of my experience in these kinds of situations, i've been out on the road with senators and in town hall meetings starting 20 years ago. i have never seen anything