we are talking about the time he was in philadelphia addressing the issue of his former pastor, jeremiah wright. talk to me about why you felt -- we see many people in your book, you know, critiquing this. what did you feel personally about the speech? >> guest: i felt a couple of ways about the speech. number one, i thought it was a brilliantly executed political intervention. the primary purpose of which was to tampa and on the uproar about his longstanding relationship with the pastor jeremiah wright. jeremiah wright for a couple of weeks was featured on cable television, mainly sitting very inflammatory things, incendiary things about the united states. >> host: but you have to remember this preacher was very well known in the religious community as well. he had a name beyond being the pastor of barack obama. >> guest: he was a very distinguished pastor. very well known, certainly in the black communities. in chicago and outside of chicago very well known and very well respected. nonetheless, some of his statements were broadcast all over the united states, and it caused a ruckus. pr

primary purpose was to tamping down the uproar about his longstanding relationship with pastore jeremiah wright. jeremiah wright for a couple of weeks was featured on cable television saying very inflammatory and incendiary things about the united states. >> host: but you have to remember this creature was well known in the religious community as well. he went beyond in the past dirk barack obama. >> guest: absolutely he was a distinguished pastor very well known within the black community is in chicago and outside of chicago very well known and very well respected nonetheless some of his statements were broadcast all over the united states, and it caused a real ruckus. president obama corydon candidate obama needed to dampen down this controversy because it threatened to derail his candidacy so he produces a speech, a more perfect union, the speech given in philadelphia didn't dampen the controversy to a very large extent it did so that's why i say so far as it doing what the candidate needed to be done at that moment it worked. but that speech is viewed to but that speech is viewed to

>> 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

. >> stephen: now listen jeremiah. you've come all this way, how about a song? i would love that.ephen: when we come back a performance by jeff bridges. we'll be right back. çairplane radioÑ "30,000 feet..." çairplane radioÑ "...the weather there is 66..." an airline's job, is to take you from where you are... to where you need to be. and we're not just talking about points on a map. it's about constantly finding new ways to make... the world a smaller place. and close the gap between far away and right away. like having the most wifi equipped planes, that let you venture beyond our more than 200 us destinations, to be everywhere at once. like a more intuitive delta website and mobile app... that can connect you to information about your next flight, even while you're still in flight. innovations like these are extending our reach. so that you can extend yours. and now, even at 30,000 feet you can still touch the ground. bit of love can do", ladies and gentlemen, jeff bridges. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ i know that you've been feeling down and blue but there ain't nothing really

. >> stephen: now listen jeremiah. you've come all this way, how about a song? i would love that.pplause] >> stephen: when we come back a performance by jeff bridges. we'll be right back. here to perform, "what a little bit of love can do", ladies and gentlemen, jeff bridges. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ i know that you've been feeling down and blue but there ain't nothing really wrong with you ♪ ♪ you just need a little tending to let me show you what a little bit of love can do ♪ ♪ i can tell that someone needs a little help having trouble getting on with someone else ♪ i'm here toll tell you everything is gonna be fine ♪ yeah i know you're hurtin cause your heart is breaking ♪ note i think that i can alleviate the situation look in my eyes and listen to me, baby ♪ ♪ put your little hand in my mine ♪ note i know that you've been feeling down and blue but there ain't nothing really wrong with you ♪ ♪ you just need a little tending to ♪ ♪ let me show you what a little bit of love can do ♪ ♪ take your time listen to all i'm saying i got a hunch that loving you is worth the waiting ♪

. >> stephen: now listen jeremiah. you've come all this way, how about a song? i would love that.plause] >> stephen: when we come back a performance by jeff bridges. we'll be right back. you didn't get a miller lite? no. what's the difference? miller lite has more taste. i don't care. i just got one of these. well that's the second unmanly thing you've done today. what was the first? ahhhhh! get me off this thing right now! get me off this thing! get me off this thing! yeah, i guess that was unmanly... [ male announcer ] man up. choose a light beer with more taste. grab a miller lite vortex bottle. taste greatness. hey, look. i made t-shirts! awesome. bit of love can do", ladies and gentlemen, jeff bridges. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ i know that you've been feeling down and blue but there ain't nothing really wrong with you ♪ ♪ you just need a little tending to let me show you what a little bit of love can do ♪ ♪ i can tell that someone needs a little help having trouble getting on with someone else ♪ i'm here toll tell you everything is gonna be fine ♪ yeah i know you're hurtin

the suspect is identified as 57-year-old jeremiah fogel. police are not commenting on a possible motive. >>> a peaceful ending in the manhunt for a fort drum soldier who escaped military cutedy. the three day search for army private russ sell mar kum ended when he surrendered in a wooded area nearist this ka, new york. he was being held by military police on a burglary charge when he escaped. >>> nfl fans are giving themselves a little extra time getting into the stadiums today. they'll need tickets and patience. the nfl instituted enhanced pat-downs for everyone entering stadiums. the nfl says the security upgrades have nothing to do with last week's incident involving a fan and a stun gun. >>> tonight is tv's biggest night. at least one of them. the 63rd annual emmy awards will be handed out in hollywood. stars from the small screen will be vying for statue wttes in mo than a dozen categories. kareen wynter is checking out the carpet and will be joining us live a little later on. >>> the united nations general assembly convenience this we

they say 57-year-old jeremiah fogel shot and killed his wife, then went to a nearby church where he severely wounded two members of the clergy. the gunman was wrestled to the ground and is in custody facing murder and other charges. the two men who were shot at the church are in critical condition. >>> now to the looming battle over taxes. president obama's unveiling a new plan to reduce the federal deficit today. it includes cutbacks in social programs, including medicaid. the president's plans for higher taxes on the wealthy is drawing praise from a very rich man. abc's david kerley reports. >> reporter: president obama will try to make warren buffett's name part of the tax law. the oracle of omaha, one of the richest men in the world, has been ranting for years. >> i think that people at the high end, people like myself, should be paying a lot more in taxes. >> reporter: most recently telling americans to stop coddling billionaires, that he and others like him should pay more. >> warren buffett pays a lower tax rate than his secretary. an outrage he's asked us to fix. >> reporter: so the

a gunman opens fire hitting both the pastor and associate pastor. 57-year-old jeremiah fogel is in custody after the shooting at the greater faith christian church. parishioners tackled him and held him there until officers arrived. fogel is also accused of killing his wife at their nearby home before going to the church. affiliate bay news 9 is reporting that associate pastor karl stewart is in critical condition, but pastor william boss's gunshot wound is not considered life threatening. >>> a racing boat's engine explodes on mission bay in san diego causing a spectacular crash. witnesses tell our affiliate kgtv the drag boat was going between 150 and 175 miles per hour when the engine blew up and broke apart. it happened during a qualifying heat for the drag boat race. the 50-year-old driver mark porter was hospitalized and is in fair condition. he was in the boato capsule section which was thrown 15 feet into the air. the capsule is designed to break away to protect the driver. >>> we're tracking new developments in the investigation of that deadly plane crash friday at the reno, nevad

great moments that created them, the one at the convention in 2004 treated him, and that he had the jeremiah out right problem and he delivered the speech on race, and i thought it was an awful speech, but it was welcomed like lincoln at cooper union. he has these speeches were he has rested its of work treated himself. he thinks and his own mind that he has an unlimited capacity to do this again and again. i think he has debased the currency, the same way the federal reserve is debasing our real currency. he is the basic the currency of the presidential authority and presence. think of all the speeches he made on health care. every time he made one, the numbers on obamacare declined. this will be a chance for him to show he still has the magic. i will be extremely surprised if he dies. -- if he does. >> this is my second flight in five years. >> over 600 homes destroyed, six towns inundated. 150 major highways damaged. 22 state bridges closed. >> that is a new jersey resident, and in new york gov. andrew cuomo. towns and cities in new jersey, upstate new york, vermont, along the places wrec

yes, i will. >> jeremiah sousa says he was tormented by faculty members. >> i was secretly taking piano and they found out and pulled me in front of the youth group, called me a tag. queer. >> it got much worse. sousa says he was repeatedly raped by a fellow student. he told no one at the church until many years later. >> i was raped for three years straight there. and i was told it was my fault. i went and told the pastor. owe asked me if i was tithing and giving money to the church at that time. considering that because i wasn't giving money that i was violated. >> plain lying. that did not happen. if it happened, i would be the first one to drag the person to the police station. >> and then there's lois crosby. she started fair haven more than three decades ago. she says the brutality was too much for her. >> i've actually overdosed twice. the second time i overdosed, even the doctors don't know how i'm alive. >> all seven of your former students said they have either thought or tried to commit suicide. a, do you think they are like to me and b, how does that make you feel? >> it mak

. >> reporter: jeremiah sousa was in seventh grade when he encount eared school administrator. >> hesplit down the middle, he started back over, holding the paddle together so whenever he would hit me, it would pinch the skip on my bottom and bruised and bleeding. >> reporter: samuel bain also informs grade school when he says he got it from a church maintenance man. >> basically told me to bend over and said pull down your pants. i looked -- kind of hesitated, 'cause to me, it doesn't sound right, even to a kid, we were taught not to question people. >> then he did what? >> he laid into me. >> they say not only were they hit when they were here but it was done with great effort to humiliate them in front of whole class, belt them over a chair. is that still done today and do you think that's humiliation? >> yes. it is still done today. and i suppose it is humiliation but again, humiliation is not the big thing. >> what i'm saying to you is god doesn't say anything about humiliation in the bible. >> no. >> he does talk about sparinging the rod. >> yes. >> that is mentioned in the bib

police say jeremiah fogle shot to death at their home yesterday. and then went to a church in lakeland and he shot the pastor and assistant pastor and critically wounding both. he was tackled by church members who are being described as heroes. >>> carbon monoxide was found in the blood of five people found get at a tennessee motorcycle festival. their bodies were found in a recreational vehicle about noon on sunday. officials say fumes from the generator leaked inside that rv. >>> coming up, disney goes 3d and reigns supreme at the box office. >>> plus, charlie sheen at the but was he winning? this is the "cbs evening news." so the doctor kept eric on his current medicine and added nonstimulant intuniv to his treatment plan. [ male announcer ] for some children like eric, adding once-daily nonstimulant intuniv to their stimulant has been shown to provide additional adhd symptom improvement. don't take if allergic to intuniv, its ingredients, or taking other medicines with guanfacine, like tenex. intuniv may cause serious side effects, such as low

french president nicolas sarkozy and british prime minister david cameron's visit to libya john jeremiah smith said on facebook they should be wary of mission accomplished syndrome now i was certainly. agree with john on this point on the united nations for appearing to welcome the rebels as the official government of libya this week in new york there's still a war going on over there just today there was reported fighting and get off the strongholds of syria and bani walid with rebels struggling to take the cities so if we learned one thing from the war in iraq i think it would be a let's not hastily declare victory when the conflict is far from settled there's still a war going on in libya and the world should acknowledge that and i want to respond if you are who launched our interview last week on obama's chances for reelection next year magenta far away it said on you tube obama inherited a terrible mess from bush this cannot be contested but unfortunately he has not done much other than cater to the corporations and has become a lackey pity now i think that it's undeniable that the

. >>> officials say 57-year-old jeremiah vogel a former church member shot and killed his wife at their home before walking to church and shooting the pastor and the associate pastor. church members are devastated. >> you can't go at church and worship because the devil is in church now. >> i know he made a mistake. >> no one else was hurt in the shooting. >>> a fire leaves an elderly couple dead why some neighbors are blaming themselves for the death. >>> and we're learning more about one of the victims in a violent crime spree in san jose and her role in the community. >>> and firefighters are making progress on a wildfire, just how close they are to getting it contained. the news continues in 90 seconds. okay, people, let's get started. pete, did you forget yours? me pete, me use pen! (laughter) sorry i'm late, i was in the 16th century looking for pete's pen. (laughter) guys, guys. take it easy, ok? pete's mom is videochatting me, and she wants her pen back! ok, alright, well. i just got one. so... yeah, you've got a little... yep, i can feel the wet patch. don't look at it. when it

especially congressman waters who engaged in racially motivated rhetoric and not the example of reverend jeremiahright. you know who else is condemning the comments? >> that is a living hell for the cat. >> it frightened me. >> he hasn't apologized. he says he was speaking the truth. should he apologize? >> carson? >> yes. >> yes, he should apologize. look, it is very simple. you treat people the way you want to be treated. when you hurl an insult or an accusation, you should be able to offer the proof. if he believes that there are members of the tea party who want to string him up, then he should out those people who want to string him up and give specific examples. when you make inflammatory statements like that, you are disrespectful to the people who came before you who did face those kinds of experiences decades ago. they paved the way so you could be elected. >> well put. masa, i don't think you can beat that, but go ahead and give it a chance. you know, we were talking about this on "the five" and bob gotti motional about it saying it is no surprise that the cbc goes after the tea party.

. >>> officials say 57-year-old jeremiah vogel a former church member shot and killed his wife at their home before walking to church and shooting the pastor and the associate pastor. church members are devastated. >> you can't go at church and worship because the devil is in church now. >> i know he made a mistake. >> no one else was hurt in the shooting. >>> a fire leaves an elderly couple dead why some neighbors are blaming themselves for the death. >>> and we're learning more about one of the victims in a violent crime spree in san jose whatcha lookin' for hon? ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jean bin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >>> brave fight by neighbors today to push back flames to save their neighbors ended tragically. the couple inside died. >> reporter: jack fichner appeared stunned as he watched the

the suspect is identified as 57-year-old jeremiah fogel.sea he burst through the door of a church in lakeland, shooting the pastor and associate pastor. he reportedly went to the church after killing his wife at their home nearby. both pastors hospitalized in critical condition. i'm anita vogel in los angeles. now, back to geraldo. angeles. >> if i were interviewing him i would say you are walking around like you don't care. you would think the normal person would be very excited. they would be beating on dorrs desperately trying to find somebody. he is not conveying that behavior in this video. >> i think that this is just going to make the investigators they are going to say gosh we know this is the guy. we are so convinced of that yet they don't have enough. they have enough to convict him in public opinion but not in the court of law. >> even if the surveillance video comes some are asking where is the proof that he committed a crime? where is the body for instance. before you throw a shoe or click on the emmys here is craig. >> robin g

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. >> reporter: jeremiah sousa was in the 7th grade when he encountered a school administrator. >> heck over holding the paddle together so when he hit me, it would pinch the skin on my bottom, bruised and bleeding. >> reporter: samuel bayne also was in grade school when he says he got it from a church maintenance man. >> he told me to bend over and said pull down your pants. i kind of hesitated because it doesn't sound right even to a kid. we were taught not to question people. >> then he did what? >> he lit into me. >> they said not only were they hit when they were here but done with great effort to humiliate them in front of the whole class, bent them over a chair. is that still done today and do you think that's humiliation? >> yes, it is still done today. i suppose it is humiliation. humiliation is not the big thing. >> what i'm saying to you is god doesn't say anything about humiliation in the bible. >> no. >> he does talk about sparing the rod, that is mentioned in the bible. >> yes. >> why the humiliation? wise that necessary? >> habit. >> i'm a minister, i speak to youth and

service shattered, a gunman opens fire, hitting both the pass or the and associate pastor. 57-year-old jeremiah fogle is in custody and he was held there until the officers arrived. he is also accused of killing his wife at the nearby home before going to the church. affiliate bay news 9 said the pastor's gunshot wound is not considered life threatening. >>> a fishing boat's engine exploded causing a spectacular crash. witnesses tell our affiliate that the drag boat was going between 150 and 175 miles per hour, when the engine blew up and broke apart. it happened during a qualifying heat for the drag boat race. the 50-year-old rider mark porter was hospitalized and he's in fair condition. he was in the boat's capsule section which was thrown 15 feet in the air. it is designed to break away to protect the driver. >>> we are tracking new developments in the deadly plane crash on friday and tonight for the first time, we're hearing from one of the people in the crowd who survived that deadly crash. well, it turns out the plane contained equipment may help determine what caused the disaster includi

jeremiah fogel is now in custody after the shooting at think greater faith christian church. parishioners tackled hen a held him there until officers arrived. they say he killed his wife before going to the church. both the pastor and associate pastor are being treated in a hospital. >>> the tsa says it has fired 28 employees at hawaii's honolulu international airport. the move is after a probe revealed several screeners weren't properly checking bags before putting them on planes. sources said the security lapse occurred for several months and involved thousands of bags that were not screened for explosives. in addition to the firings, the tsa suspended 15 people. it is believed to be one of the biggest termination in the agency's history. >>> speaking of screenings, nfl fans now have to endure a little more on the way in to stadiums across the country. security guards are doing full-body patdowns instead of from the waist up. nfl says the upgrades were planned before an understand dent last week when a fan allegedly used a taser at the jets cowboys game. in his first interv

age i started setting my alarm for 5:00 in the morning so i could wake up and leave lamentations, jeremiah, a second chronicles. this is not exactly would you would normally consider great reading at 5:00 in the morning. for a new believer in jesus christ, i could not get enough of the word of god. although i never went to bible school, that was my bible school. feasting in the word of god and letting the holy spirit teach me from a. his word i did not want to settle. i wanted to know jesus christ in his fullness, every part of him. i wanted to grow and that is what i encourage for you, too. he is big enough and he will take you into a depth of meaning and relationships that you cannot even begin to imagine. it can grow and grow and grow and deepen. as it deepens, he takes you into a realm like another. don't settle. that is what jesus says to us. jesus took me to college, through law school, and during my time in law school, that is when the lord gave me my life first. i was having a quiet time with him one morning and i read through the scriptures. it was in second corinthians 3: 17. whe

in the past, he has risen to the rhetorical moment, and i think back to the jeremiah wright speech in a harder task here because the data out there is so pessimistic, but he has risen to the challenges before and clearly a big challenge for him tonight. >> well, there's almost no easy road path out of this economic doldrums or whatever you want to call it the pain of unemployment. david leonart writing of the threat of another recession if things don't turn around. and also, the substance of the politics. is it good enough for the president to come out with the fiery rhetoric and call tomorrow as that republicans will reject, more gridlock, but gives the democrats and the president's re-election a talking point, a platform, or does he need to accomplish something? >> well, it is not enough, andrea. i believe he will reach out more to the center and more to the republicans and whether the republicans reach back is a big question, and the other question that follows is if the republicans don't reach back then barack obama has gone more than halfway there, and he is doing everything he c

jeremiah joseph ahern. >> joanne marie alatiotis. terrence andre aiken. >> trudy m.aljero. >> andrew, almerro. >> and my uncle, firefighter dennis kerry sr. we miss you, we love you, and your light and love shine through your three beautiful grandchildren. >> and my uncle, dr. lee alan adler, we love and miss you. >> margaret aulario. >> darren albert. >> john leslie albert. >> jeeda alderman. >> jacquelyn frederick. >> barrett aldreg. >> eric allen. >> joseph ryan allen. >> richard dennis allen. >> richard l. allen. >> christopher e. alingham. janet marie alonzo. >> edison alvarado. >> antonio alvarez and my uncle, james jr., we miss you. >> and my beautiful daughter, laura angilletta. we love you, we miss you. [speaking italian] >> alver. >> caesar. >> tareese. >> angela. >> james m. amratto. christopher charles amiarosa. >> calisto ania jr. >> joseph p.ankundia. yvette constance anderson. michael rorke andrews. >> my best friend, my mentor and my father, michael george achinski. if you had a chance to meet by little brother, you'd

police say jeremiah foegen wounded the pastor and associate pastor.ed and held him until officers arrived. affiliate is reporting foegle allegedly killed his wife before going to the church. >>> the tsa says it has fired 28 employees at hawaii's honolulu international airport after a probe revealed several screeners weren't properly checking bags before putting them on planes. in addition to the firings tsa also suspended 15 people. it is believed to be one of the biggest terminations in the agency's history. >>> a controversial ending to the welter weight tight belt between floyd mayweather jr. and vikt tor ortiz. in the fourth round the referee took a point away from ortiz for head butting. ortiz couldn't get up before the ten count. it was all over. ortiz says he was blind sided and blames miscommunication with the ref. mayweather said, quote, you have to protect yourself at all times. >>> it's television's big night. the 63rd annual primetime emmy awards are about to start inside the noa theer in los angeles. actress jane lynch, it's her first tim

host: jeremiah, we will leave it there. lewis is a republican from cherry hill, new jersey. caller: let's cut right to the chase. republicans and democrats have no interest in any kind of reform because of all the illegals that use illegal social security cards. they don't get their taxes back. billions of dollars every year. that said, i work in the landscape business. i have worked with latinos for 20 years and they are great people. i have no -- known guys, i consider them part of my family. but the fact of the matter is, you go to restaurants and we service about 20 or 25 restaurants, you go into the kitchens, it is a hundred% latino because they work under the table and unfortunately they drive wages down. i have several young men in my neighborhood that i have seen growing up from children, they can't find work. when i was 16 i was working as a dishwasher. they can't find work. unfortunately you have the cbc complaining about african- american unemployment, but then they refuse to do anything about the borders and they want everybody to come in. it is just taking jobs.

-your subscriber of "the washington post" and member of the national press club at where i heard jeremiah wright gave the speech and i read it rick perry's book about his career as a scout. i think it is a forthright statement -- people, as you know, are evasive about their religion and try to pander to the common denominator. i think rick perry is to be complemented for being forthright and a real man of integrity. i hope c-span broadcast the entire speech. host: we will, and it will be on the archives. i not sure what your own opinion is about candidates in your religion. caller: another quote from another republican president, a theater roosevelt, i think it is bully. host: on the twitter feed . dallas, david is a democrat. caller: i just wanted to comment. plays a large role in voting around the country. what the candidates do -- maybe nothing a good -- but how does that vote and may be the ideals at home change and bring reform to anybody. just want to see hopefully how that would change more mines for everyone. host: to understand -- it is how of the religion and forms of their idea

. >> jeremiah donovan took issue with the pins.y has taken issue with the pins in the past. he mentioned the pins and also called the family supporters, the petit family supporters, the p pepetit pausy, which family members talk issue with. >> was dr. petit there? >> yes. many were sitting in the same seats they sat through during the steven hays trial. you know, dr. petit, his sister, father, mother, jennifer hawk pettit's father and mother. a lot of friends and family. it was a packed seating for that side of the family. >> what about the family of the suspect. i understand they are expected to appear during the trial. were they there today? >> they are expected to appear and during prelimb preliminary. there was a woman who sat on his side briefly, but she left and we were never able to figure out who she was. >> you tweeted that judge said they expect this case it take no more than three weeks. bottom line, since there are so many similarities, as you point out, helen, what is the biggest different this go-round to you? >> you'

they say jeremiah fogel was a former parisher in. >> we don't know -- parishioner. >> weigh doesn't knowhat he would have -- we don't know what he would have done if it weren't for the parishners. the two victims are still in the hospital in serious condition. the motive is not known. >>> police in san francisco are looking for a bank robber. this happened around 3:30 saturday afternoon on mclellan drive. police say a man handed a note to the teller demanding cash. the teller handed over money. the suspect ran away, no one was hurt. police are describing. suspect as between 5'1"0 and 6 feet. about -- >>> tonight marks the one and only broadway performance about proposition 8. 8 was written by the same screenwriter who wrote the script about late supervisor harvey milk. organizers you say they want to show the world that their belief is a right. morgan fromman man john lithgow and rob reiner are among the cast. >> ladies and gentlemen, god bless america! [ cheers ] >> they dressed in costume and sang back to the church. westborough baptist is known for their protests at military funerals.

authorities say that jeremiah fogel burst through the door as the congress congratulations prayed shooting pastor and associate pastor after allegedly killing his wife at their home nearby. he pleaded guilty to manslaughter for killing a previous wife back in 1987, a crime for which he only served ten years probation. he was a former member of the greater faith christian center church. parishioners tackled him to the ground after he shot the two fast tores on sunday. he faces murder and attempted murder charges. >> i'm proposing real serious cuts in spending. when you include the $1 trillion in cuts i've already signed into law these would be among the biggest cuts in spend nothing our history. but they've got to be part of a larger plan that is balanced, a plan that asked the most fortunate among us to pay their fair share just like everybody else. megyn: the president unveiling his big plan today to cut $3 trillion from the deficit. half of that involves a $1.5 trillion tax hike with the administration demanding that top easterner earners pay more. more than 230,000 americans had a grows

meanwhile police in florida are trying to determine the motive for a shooting rampage. 57-year-old jeremiah fogle shot and killed his wife and then burst through the doors of his former church down the street and shot two pastors from behind while they were praying. parishioners, managed to tackle fogle and keep him on the ground until police arrived. the two pastors are in critical condition. >>> in tennessee, five bikers have been found dead inside their camper at an annual charity event. carbon monoxide poisoning is suspected. the toxic gas likely came from an outside generator and seeped into an event. police say there are no signs of foul play. >>> a shocking scene on the stage of a television show in russia. take a look. two russian billionaires arguing about the global financial crisis when things got extraordinarily heated. that guy throwing the right hook, a former kgb agent. he said he didn't want to chance getting hit first. >>> finally -- usually at 16 you're happy to drive. not lexi thompson. she just became the youngest winner ever in ladies professional golf history. she won

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