s of the reverend jeremiah wright's sermons. here's pat buchanan talking about the impact. >> obama has one problem. he's got one foot in radicalism, the folks in west virginia, they knew one thing about barack obama, jeremiah wright was his pastor and he lost 20 points. >> any right-wing opponent of barack obama could play that as a news program. >> and it's going on the web as well, youtube. you may have it played 200 times on television. it's being played a million times on youtube and the internet. people are going to it partly out of entertainment. partly to reinforce their own political views. but it's become sort of news. chris: especially when you have news networks who have points of view. they can say, it's just news, let's look at it again. >> and they're never put in context. it goes up on youtube, nobody says what the context was, and it goes viral. so there's never a frame around it saying, this is how this happened. this is the background in which it happened, this is background of the record. all of that is out.

but jeremiah dixon was not a southerner. jeremiah dixon wasn't even an american. charles mason and jeremiah dixon were two very eminent redish scientists and to get mason and dixon to come over here to become surveyors of this line was the equivalent of getting most are too play at the prom. they came here in 1763 before the revolution. in 1763, there was no prohibition of slavery in any of the colonies and in fact slavery existed in most if not all of the colonies. so, the question becomes, where did we get this phrase mason-dixon line as referring to the free states and the slave states? the answer is with the louisiana purchase in 1803. president jefferson made this purchase and very soon a question arose, what about slavery and this new region? it wasn't until 1820 that got resolved in what is called the missouri compromise. this compromise was authored by henry clay and it established a line. the key word there is line. the missouri compromise is is the line at 36 degrees, 30 minutes. it was an extension give or take given some poor surveying of the boundary

now they don't know but it could be the phrase dixie comes from the name jeremiah dixon but jeremiah dixon was not a southerner, he wasn't even an american. charles mason and jeremiah dixon were very eminent british scientists, and to get mason and dixon to come over to become survey years of the line is the equivalent of getting mozart to play at the prom. [laughter] they came in 1763 before the revolution. well, in 1763, there was no prohibition of slavery in any of the colonies and in fact slavery existed in most if not all of the colony's. so the question becomes where do we get the phrase mason-dixon line as we are referring to the states and the slave states, the answer begins here the louisiana purchase in 1803, president jefferson made this purchase and very soon a question of rose what about slavery in this new region? it wasn't until 1820 that got result in what's called the missouri compromise. this compromise offered by henry clay, and it is published a line. the key word is lined. the missouri compromise is a line at 36 degrees and 30 minutes it was an extension, give or

>> good afternoon, commissioners jeremiah dean, sierra club. i don't have much more to add to what my fellow advocates have said today. they pretty much laid out the plan why it's beneficial to the community, to california, to sacramento, to san francisco. everyone needs to know that clean power is the way to go. we need to get to renewables. i would love to see san francisco get to 100% as soon as possible. and not 100% green to just 70,000 customers. i would like to see everybody in san francisco have the ability to have 100% clean renewable energy. and the way to get to that zpwole through this scope of work. we need that local buildout. it's going bring jobs. it's going to bring an amazing boom to green technology. we're going to see that if we get this scope to move forward. sierra club, san francisco would like to see the resolution today from ms. miller move forward. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you. is there any other member of the public that would like to speak? seeing nothing, public comment is closed? commissioner america rim

with jamie like a normal couple dozen she could not afford it, she found a straight marine on base, jeremiahin who agreed to marry her so that she could receive the 12 per dollar per month livings piping that they give to heterosexual couple that live off base. the year-and- a-half later jenny did the same thing and married joseph the corner. february 1st corporal vice was questioned two weeks ago serious military charges were handed down to her and the other two marines involved. >> i did not try to hide, i said this is what is going on. >> there is no conspiracy here, we weren't trying to steal from anybody, we want to be together and she went to serve her country. >> the three marines involved 07 $5,000 back to the government they will likely serve at least one year in the break when they will be sentenced in the next week, since none of them have the funds to pay the government that. >> and if i knew i was going to serve jail time at --i would just found another way. >> was it worth it? >> i would say yes, to be able to be with her every day live our lives. >> the marines were charged wi

>> it is okay. >> that's jeremiah. breathe, sit down right now. >> has it been hard for you? >> it has been okay. >> sit down. >> three, four, five, six, seven, eight -- by the way this is the behavior. >> bill: unbelievable. pinhead, no question. all of those children, all of them are at risk. >> that is it for us. check out the fox news factor website different from billoreilly.com. talking points memo on the troubling economic times and its effect on president obama. spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. oreilly@foxnews.com. name and town if you wish to opine. wore of the day, do not be tendentious, when writing to the factor. please remember that the spin stops right here. because we are definitely loin

crucifixes in urine and we have preachers accused of endorsing candidates left and right, whether it's jeremiaht or a tv evangelist. >> so, this million dollars that george soros gave media matters in 2010, he gets a tax deduction for that because he's go i having to-- giving to a 5013 c organization, is that appropriate? >> i don't think that soros' agenda and making can contributions to any of the organizations is for a tax write off. that's a bigger conversation that should probably happen. so there's george soros on the left and the koch brothers on the right. we each have those that funds come from. they're not making for the tax deductions, if we take it away, we need to take it away for everyone. >> and jehmu mentioned... should read a book by matt ba b-a-i and talked about garying soros and others, media is one. and jewish social justice is another and all of the other groups, it puts context on it. it's part of an overall effort. i'm not saying there's not one on right similar, but the question in all cases are they obeying the law. >> you mentioned the two organizations and glenn beck

jeremiah warren is a vig yog rahher if you saw there, he rigged some fireworks with cameras, let themand uploaded the video. >> i had a piece of pvc i stuck into the ground i put fireworks inside that. for filming, i attached the camera at the bottom looking up or at the top looking down. the problem was attaching the camera, shooting it and hoping it looked good. >> and it good, a unique bird's eye perspective of the fireworks tonight. he plans to release another video around the next holiday. >>> let's check in now with jim kozamor for a look at sport this is independence day. >> good evening to you. the padres look to rain on the giants holiday parade. every dog has its da4t is joey chestnut's day on coney island. i want to crush more cars. ♪ i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. starting with the at&t all for less package -- just $70 per month, voice plu

. >> jeremiah was a bull frog. right now, caution you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. tonight we show case fascinating high lightts and bernie goldberg and his thoughts of me being the most trusted political guy in news. >> i know it galled you to see me, at the top of that most trusted political guy list. >> yeah, i hate -- you know, it didn't gall me but i hate to break the news to you, bill. i feel bad. you won a popularity contest and so congratulations. >> first time i ever won one. >> you should be happy. because almost everybody on the list isn't a political reporter, number one and a lot of them are not even journalist. but they could of. people could have voted for anybody. the way the poll was conducted they didn't have a list and say which of the people are most trusted. and more people say to you. than anybody else. that is a lot more. yes. you are popular . yes there is name recognition. but they could have picked anybody but they picked you. so congratulations. >> we are happy they did. the broader picture on fox news as oppos

live also--live off base with jamie so since she could not afford it, she found a straight official jeremiahffin and married him right so that she couldn't receive the stipends and that the marine corps gives to heterosexuals couples living off base. a year later a jamie did the same thing and then february 1st corporal vice was questioned and three weeks ago serious military chargers were handed down to her and the other two marines involved. >> i did not try to hide it, i said this is what is going on. they ask me what it is, i told them. >> there was no conspiracy, there was no we wanted to steal from anybody want to be together and she wanted to serve her country. >> the three of them involved serve--0 about $75,000 to the government and they will probably spend one year in the brig and since they do not have any of the money to pay the government back. >> i am probably facing like one year of jail time. >> was it worth it what you did? >> i would say yes. it to be with her every day and to be able to live our lives a somewhat like a normal couple. >> the marines are charged with conspir

♪ you wake up every morning looking for your answer you're waiting for your sign ♪ ♪ while jeremiah'syou by you spend your days alone ♪ ♪ still hoping for a true but you don't wanna try ♪ ♪ you swear the world has got you backed into a corner ♪ ♪ but no one holds your hand to walk into a fight you swear the light is gonna find you ♪ ♪ but it can't find you when you're waiting all the time you say keep my head from going down ♪ ♪ just for a little just for a little watch my feet float off the ground ♪ ♪ just for a little just for a little love if you can hear this sound ♪ ♪ oh just give me something something to believe in you spend your days alone still hopin' for the truth ♪ ♪ oh but all you hear are lies but no on else is gonna tell you what to do now ♪ ♪ no one else is gonna help you hold the line ♪ ♪ sometimes it's hard to keep on living but you're the one who's got to ♪ ♪ know just when it's right you say keep my head from going down ♪ ♪ just for a little just for a little watch my feet float off the ground ♪ ♪ just for a little just for a little love if you can hear this sound ♪

if there you go. 19-year-old jeremiah warren tie add camera on a series of rocket and the camera survivedom it. very nice. kind of like being part of the fireworks display out there on the embarcadero tonight. >> you are right. >> no fog noychlt fog. which is a great thing. now we have great visibility for the fireworks. and tomorrow i at least it's hot as a firecracker. if here's the 7 day forecast inland high up to 100 degrees warmest location tomorrow upper 80's around the bay. mid 60's on the coast. start to cool down to more moderate levels offer wednesday and by friday right on through the weekend we look at temperatures below average inland high 4 day period friday through monday mid 80's, mid 70's around the bay and only upper 50's on the coast. quite a change from what we have tomorrow. >> okay thank you very much spencer. >> and now to ocean diving. doesn't always involve day trips and rented snorkel and ill fitting fins. there is competition beneath the waves and sport called free diving. mat shows us what it is all about. fichlt they go places if human shouldn't go 60 feet und

in fact, in my experience, i have not seen him that angry since jeremiah wright had his comeback tourarries him through a point where frankly according to a confidant of the president, he is dead clear he is willing to stake his presidency on this. this is not a minor twist, an incremental moment. this is a defining moment, in his view, because again in his opinion, he cannot govern, and the economy cannot pick up any kind of speed with these kinds of games going on. if he is held hostage and the economy is held hostage every six months to the latest demands of the tea party, then there's no way forward for him or for the country, and that's what he has to go out and explain tonight. i don't know if that's news, in a sense, but he does have a resáonsibility to explain that to the american people and to the members of congress who want to push him this hard. >> howard, hold that thought, we're going to take a break. stay with us, we're going to come right back and have more on the speeches tonight from the president and the speaker of the house when we return. [ male announcer ] things

the reverend jeremiah wright causing a big stir.e may be more to this story that we don't know about yet. but we're working this story. one final note, bristol palin is optimistic that her mom when all the dust settles will, in fact, run for the 20912 republican presidential nomination and will, in fact, win. zo we'll all wait and see. we don't know what sarah palin is going to do. >> optimistic, but she's not speaking for the palin camp. >> no. and her mom said in a recent interview, i think bristol has made up her mind and bristol wants me to run for president, but we're still thinking about it, i'm still thinking about it. she's repeated this week, by the way, the former alaska governor, that if she ran, she thinks she could win. >> as always, we'll be seeing you here again shortly. >> brooke baldwin has the day off. we start in washington. 9 white house and republican lawmakers are engaged in a high stakes game of chicken over the country's debt limit. and today, both sides held separate news conferences, nobody's blinking just

when president obama left his church and the reverend jeremiah wright for very different reasons.ell us what's going on with michele bauchmann and her church. >> apparently she's a member of an evangelical church that doesn't think a lot of catholic churches. >> for political reasons you think? >> well, she did it six days before she announced. you would think it had some political thing. republicans are not cut a lot of slack on this. republicans are seen by the washington elite and the media many times as kind of unsophisticated -- and so some of these attacks stick to republicans. >> the church is on record even on the website saying the pope is the anti-christ. of course, we know that's not true, bill maher is the anti-christ and he's very proud of it. >> you remember the controversy the president had with reverend wright. >> well, i'm still a devout practicing catholic, and i disagree with some of the inflammatory language i saw on that church's website. but that's it, michele bauchmann has her own quotes and misleading statements she needs to correct, including signing a ple

bomb in iraq claimed the life of a young man from orville, california, army staff sergeant russell jeremiah procter, age 25, on his third tour of combat duty. he was laid to rest last week in silent ceremonies in california. sergeant procter leaves behind a grieving widow a devastated family and a 9-month-old son who will know his father only by reputation. and it is reputation i want to speak of today. i never met sergeant procter, i, too, know him only by reputation. it's a reputation commemorated by, amok other decorations, two army commendation medals, two army achievement medals, two army good conducted me thearblings national defense service medal, the iraqi combat -- campaign medal with bronze service star, two overseas service ribbons, a combat action badge, the bronze star and the purple heart. it's a reputation memorialized by those who knew him best, the men who served with. he was a leader among leaders, said one. his drive to be the best motivated all of us to reach our potential. another said, he led from the front. he inspired everyone around him to better themselves. perhaps

>> jeremiah! freeze. freeze, noah. freeze, noah. freeze. sit down right now. sit down.has it been hard for you? >> it's been okay. >> what do you mean okay? thanks so much for jumping in there, david. can i have you sit on my lap, sweetheart? >> we are sitting down. oh, by the way, they had two hours of sleep so this is the behavior for two hours of sleep. they -- this is the first time travel. >> this is normal behavior for 2 1/2 year-olds. >> no, no, these are incredibly behaved children. you won't believe it, if they sleep really well. >> actually we have now one apparently wanting to take matt lauer's job over there at the "today" show. i can just quickly ask you though, as a mother, who's been under the smopotlight with a lo of negative publicity. >> that's how i avoid it. i don't have internet. i don't socialize. i keep to myself as much as humanly possible. i'd rather always be home with my little village than anywhere else. >> but have you been connecting -- have you been paying any attention to this casey anthony case? >> no, i haven't. i haven't watched tv. i