>> jesse is jesse. i have to issue no. 8. -- have to shoot no. 8. on the 20th we start shooting jesse stone. it is called "benefit of the ubt." cops seem to like jesse because all the things they cannot do. he breaks quite a few rules. he is in trouble at the beginning of "innocence lost." but he is a good man, much more flawed than frank reagan. when he'd take the bribe, he thinks it is probably ok to go home to his lonely little house and have a couple of drinks. it is kind of self evident that too much is not a good thing. tavis: you were born in detroit. i am curious as to what you make of the fact that you are birthplace is going through -- >> i think about it a lot. first of all, there is no baseball team. my dad had one year of college and he came out here, took a big risk. he is a self-made man, or was. my dad has passed away. but we got in a car, my vote -- my older brother and i, and picked up stakes and came down here and he did not make a deal in the real estate business for two years. but then my younger brother and sister were born. my

jesse, you quit smoking, right? >> kind of. i'm back -- >> aahhh! >> i should have asked you while your in-laws were here. you think this is going to come to new york city? it seems like something that could happen. >> no! i don't. look, i want to say, iceland, before you make cigarettes harder to get than blood diamonds to protect your nation's lung capacity, how but move your country up a smoldering volcano. i am saying, really, if your air quality is so crappy that it screws up flights in north africa, maybe you should reconsider the fact that you live on a poisonous, exploding mountain. i'm just saying, if you want to get your citizens to stop smoking, maybe you should get your hillsides to stop smoking as well. >> that's so true. iceland is one giant unfiltered camel. how dare they! that's what they are. >> i have been to that country, it's a beautiful, beautiful country. i got nothing else. judith, is this the right way to deal with smokers. >>? -- >> if you are mayor bloomberg, this is your wish. as a former smoker who is soon to be a smoker

but george lopez was busy so we have jesse joyce wearing my jacket. it is a play on words, if you will. and it is a thinking rag that likes to nag. good to see you again, pinch. >> according to our city desk, the new york law enforcement officials say there is a rise in graffiti. reading and learning are fun. that's my tag. and you can read that in the grill every day home slice. word. >> actually a lot of them. >> it is called realtime, but it is more like mail slime. yes, friday, a night of the week was a banner night for bill marr and his banner of pet few lent pea nusss. -- penises. let's start as they discuss the republican president candidate's christian counseling clinic that advises troubled gays. >> i don't want to be crass, but i hope that marcus bachman takes all of the rage that comes from repression and denial and brings it into the bedroom with her. i hope he [bleep] her angrily. that's how i would. i thought about it. >> just so i don't get charge with sexism, i sometimes think about [bleep] rick san for rum. >> and these are the intell

. >> jesse, thanks for joining us. does congress get a bad wrap, or are they doing a tough job and they deserve what they are get ?g. >> well, i saw japanese politicians make far more. in fairness to the japanese, their campaigns are actually three times more expense si. > it is not as much the money the congress people make. it is they are making three to four times more than the average american makes. in japan it is 2.3 times what the average citizen makes. >> for this what we call a public service it is interesting to see how it compares to the military servicemen and women who are dying for the country. i think it should be tied to gdp. if the country is doing well, the economy is doing well they get paid better. at a time when our economy is tanking we are looking for spending cuts and maybe a good place to start is their salaries. >> you make a good point. we are running a deficit. if you did that in the workplace you would be fired. >> work for every law they eliminate. start at zero salary. >> i like when your

la seÑora micaela garza hoy no poda despegarse de su hijo jess.. s.o.t.a garza/madre de niño autista 17:12:00 esta experiencia me va a servir para toda la vida porque si antes lo cuidaba mucho, hoy peor, voy a cuidarlo no me quiero separar ni un momento de él.. jess de 13 aÑos desapareci la maÑana del lunes de su casa en la calle 8 en san jos.. despus de movilizar a decenas de policias, el menor fue encontrado llegando a los ngeles a bordo de un autobus greyhound.. jess, quien tiene la capacidad mental de un niÑo de 7, queria conocer a sus artistas favoritos en hollywood.. .o.t. verónica rodríguez/centro de autismo del pacífico 57:00 los casos de autismo están subiendo y hay individuos con autismo diagnosticado cada año.. vernica rodrguez trabaja para el centro de autismo del pacfico, una organizacin que presta servicios a personas con autismo y a sus familiares, y educa al pblico sobre el trastorno y como interactuar con gente autista. s.o.t. 7:53:00 nuestro centro de enfoca en realizar la mejor calidad de vida que un individuo con autismo pueda tener..

he feared jesse jackson. he cut a deal with jackson and then he was relaxed. >> bill: so the others didn't matter. >> yeah. >> bill: have the others risen in pawfer. >> of course. they elected obama. >> bill: why have they risen in power? >> mobilization that began with impeachment that gave rise to moveon.org. continued with the iraq war. continued with the gay rights movement. >> all about the web site? all about the technology that has given them the power? >> technology has been important for both sides. >> bill: look, msnbc hals no ratings. they are the cable news outfit of the far left. >> it's all web site. >> bill: there are no far left talk radio successes, none. >> no. it's all web site. >> bill: that has changed the political web site of this country web sites, oval office saying you better not do what's good for the country, you better do what we say. >> yep. that's absolutely true. let me finish the point i was making. when clinton fought the republicans in '95 and '96. it was zero game between c

. >> i was busted when jesse was born. >> though his 15-year-old son, jesse, is only a short distanceenile facility, brecino can only communicate with him through letters. they write to each other frequently. >> said what's up, dad. that he's working out. he wants me to make him a list of exercises so he can get healthy. he requested some legs and some arms. i think in juvenile hall they still have weights to work out on. >> briceno says he hopes jesse will follow his workout routine but not his life as a gang-banger. >> you know, everybody wants your children to be successful and succeed in life and be somebody. you know? but, you know, he is young. he is a teenager. sometimes he doesn't make the best decisions. you know? you can't force it. you know, it's like you can bring a horse to the water. but you can't make it drink, you know. ultimately, they're going to make their own decisions. >> though he has never been charged with murder, briceno made it clear when he was jesse's age some of his decisions ended in violence. >> i was just treacherous. i was just a gunner. fools hear my

que lo despidan josé tamayo/trabajador preocupado alfredo cervantes/trabajad or pilar nino/ berkeley jessearreguin / concejal de berkeley ignacio de la fuente/representan te sindical y concejal de oakland take pkg la intranquilidad llego a esta fabrica de fundicion de acero en berkeley, pacific steel casting..han sido notificados por inmigracion que estan investigando el estatus legal de sus empleados. 19:59 nerviosos, algunos afligidos, angustiados 20:02 23:24 ya a muchos les dieron cartas de que estan bajo una auditoria 23:52 27:58 todos los companeros de aqui de trabajo estamos todos asustados porque nos va a afectar a toda nuestra familia 28:04 segun elizabeth jewel, vocera de la compania que emplea a mas de 600 personas, estos son momentos muy dificiles para ellos y no es algo que querian que pasara, pero tienen que cumplir o enfrentaran multas. la auditoria es de los formularios i-9 que certifica que un empleado tiene permiso para trabajar. 28:19 de aqui saco para darle de comer a mis hijos,entonces si me corren de aqui me va afectar a mis hijos, a mi esposa y yo, no va a quedar otra

. >> reporter: low blood sugar caused jesse to fall unconscious. that's when silas dialed 911., police were at the home. >> when they got there and looked in the window and saw that there was a woman laying on the e floor, and so they called for an ambulance. >> reporter: the amazing thing is that on jesse's phone you don't just 911. you first have to unlock the phone, press the call button, dial 911 and then hit send. that's a lot of steps for a 3-year-old. >> we're just all so proud of him and thankful that he was paying attention all those times i talked about it. >> reporter: jesse said she told silas about t 1 numerous times and she's glad he was listening. >> we just look forward to him hopefully continuing to be a hero when he needs to be and being able to share with him how great of a kid he is. >> in emporia, lauren seabrook, abc news. >> silas is my new hero. >> adorable kid too. very important lesson for mom. >> not just tech savvy but savvy. the wherewithal. >> it's true. you got to do that, got to r ray the information, well done. >> learning at a young age. that's

i am pleased, honored, humbled, delighted, crazy to have jesse norman on this program tonight. the legendary soprano has been an inspirational voice in music for many years to come. she released her first new recording hall. it is a good one. if you are fortunate enough to be at the mall in pasadena, before we get to the conversation, we take you back to a classic performance from paris on the occasion of the two hundredth anniversary of the french revolution. ♪ tavis: i am tickled to have you here. >> i am tickled to be here. tavis: that is it, good night. that is all i wanted to hear, really. i introduced that clip by saying it was a classic performance. that is what i have to say and others have to say. i assume in your own mind, there are performances that you deemed classics, yes? >> i would include the singing of the national anthem for the two hundredth anniversary of the french revolution as being one of those moments where it was surreal. it was such an honor to be first of all asked by the president to sing the national anthem on this occasion. when i was asked of the

but it seems like that track as jess said is moving along a lot fast. >> and jessica, a lot of people seem to have written off the mcconnell idea a couple days ago, but now it seems like even some house republicans are maybe going to get behind it. >> reporter: well, yes, because there's so much uncertainty about the process that's happening here. but i don't want to get ahead of it because the house republicans are still very wary. it's not at all clear if it could get the votes there. the one thing i would say, anderson, is that everybody you talk to in town, democrat, republican, says, i have no idea how this is going to get worked out. i have no idea. but what they do say is, it's going to happen in the end because as this approaches, people are going to be so terrified of voting no that these members who are saying no now are going to start to realize that this is what they're convinced of, start to realize that stakes are just too high and that this will come together in a sort of midnight hour vote. >> jessica yellin, gloria we'll see. i want to talk more about the political di

she just broke up with fiance jesse james.>> i started freaking out. which it takes a lot to freak me out. >> do you want to see it? >> i feel like i'm in court. >> no. look. it's not finished yet. >> kad von d just walked out of the building and i'm sure it's because of the jesse james stuff. >> okay. so let's break this down for a bit. first of all i'm not sure i'd ever seen kat von d before. does she kind of look like a low budget biker bar cher impersonator? did she really get a tattoo of jesse james in her kat von d arm pit? before i get angry e-mails from her fan club, you should know that even though i'm taking the side from good day l.a. on this one, i'm approaching this free of any bias. it's not like i was on their program yesterday. >> good to see you. >> okay. so i was on their program yesterday. promoting my new daytime talk show. check your local listings. but ms. von d, i did happen to read your twitter feed because i wanted to hear your side of the story. i noticed one of your kat von tweets said "dear good day

what jesse found there. >> it is all about free choice. >> what do you think, karl? >> i don't know. no comment. >> and later john stossle has a beef with undercover video stings. [ male announcer ] do you know how you will react when someone changes lanes without warning? or when you're distracted? when you're falling aeep at the wheel? do you know how you'll react? lexus can now precisely test the most unpredictable variable in a car -- the driver. when you pursue perfection, you don't just engineer the world's most advanced driving simulator. you engineer amazing. ♪ >> ed asener tough but lovable news room lou grant in the mary tyler moore . starred -- he is a socialist with strong political opinions. >> you play warren buffet. >> i am warren buffet. >> you are buffet. >> you know my misgivings hank and soon as they trade for themselves, the risk managers lost control. >> you like him even though he makes money. >> all capitalist should be like warren buffet and be taxed more. >> he said he should be taxed more. but he could give that money to the government strai

make it. >> apparently according to jesse it was a matter of the distance. he still loved her. here's the thing that's really got to burn for kat von d. she had just gotten a tattoo of jesse's face done to the left side of her body. i guess there was a little bit of skin left. there, there it is. that was him as a young boy. apparently he e s s rried -- she was worried what his reaction was going to be. she said she was worried he might break up with her. >> i'm so sorry they didn't make it. >> i really don't think it was the tattoo, kat. >> a little more than that, kat. >>> this story, i love this story here. crystal harris, she's the former hugh hefner girlfriend. apparently she went -- former fiancee. she went on howard stern's radio show on tuesday and kind of spilled some secrets about what sex is like with the old man, with the legendary hef. >> she did not. >> she says, quote,the sex lasted, quote, like two seconds then i was just over it. she said they only had sex one time, he really doesn't take off his clothes, i've never seen hef naked. apparentl

but jesse how we did it from jail. [laughter] he was a former merchant in western new york and depended on the mohawk river to transport the flour to the markets in the east. at the time the river wasn't fully navigable and the company that controlled the navigation on the shipping company had promised the merchants moving into western new york that they would improve the navigation. but they didn't. and jesse all the and probably others went bankrupt and when you go bankrupt in those years, you go to the debtor's prison. while he was in debtor's prison, he wrote a series of lengthy articles that he published in newspapers using a pseudonym because the debtor's prison wasn't good for the resume in which he described an idea that he had come and that was the erie canal. and now jesse wholley was in the first person to imagine such a canal, but by the way in -- in box number one -- what did i do? let's go back. here we go. that is the erie canal. it begins in buffalo at the eastern end of lake erie and it crosses through

. >> or conversely it's not conservative enough, jess.sn't call for the repeal of health care reform and all the rest. >> that's true. that's another way to see it. >> it could be -- it could be -- they are not mutually exclusive. it doesn't go far enough, and on the other hand, let's protect ourselves. >> does this vote give speaker john boehner any room to maneuver? can he get his party to play ball on this vote? >> i'm not sure even he knows the answer to that question. i think this is one way of herding the cats. and getting them to the finish line, and over the finish line, and i think this is something they believed was kind of a prerequisite. it allows a conservatives to kind of let off some steam and be able to say we voted for this, and i think it's something that he felt he really had to do to allow them to say i voted for a balanced budget amendment. i think it will help him in the end. but does it guarantee anything? absolutely not. >> gloria, you said you think it was too conservative. this cut, cap, and balance plan. and tha

what jesse found there. >> it is all about free choice. >> what do you think, karl? >> i don't know. no comment. >> and later service was very moving, wasn't it? yes, it was. i'm so glad we could be here for larry. at a time like this, friends and family matter most. even preparing this lunch is a help, emotionally and financially. mm, it's true. i was surprised to hear there was no life insurance. funerals are so expensive. i hope larry can afford it. i know. that's why i'm glad i got a policy through the colonial penn program. it gives me peace of mind to know i can help my family with some of those expenses. you know, i've been shopping for life insurance. do you think they have coverage for me, somethg that would fit into my budget? yes. you can get permanent coverage for less than 35 cents a day. if you're between 50 and 85, your acceptance is guaranteed. you won't have to take a physical or answer any health questions. oh, really? with my health, i didn't think i'd qualify. you can't be turned down because of your health. plus, your costs will never go up, and

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to look at and say the 4 million people have heard the calls to boycott this referendum. >> the bbc jesse elmer. now looking at some of the other news today and share prices in the united states have seen their best weekly performance for two years. and now the market boost was due to better than expected basis from the manufacturing sector and improving their court sales along with the diminishing concern over the greek debt crisis. police in hong kong have arrested dozens of pro-democracy demonstrators. demonstrators were calling for the leader of the chinese to sit down. police used pepper spray to disperse the protesters, held to mark 40 years since the end of british rule. the australian air saft watchdog grounded all australian domestic flights of tiger airwaves. the singapore airline is accused of flying twice under the altitude. the fleet will be grounded for five days because of a serious risk to safety. the first regular direct flight has left for north korea from china's commercial capital shanghai. it took more than 100 tourists to experience the new capital pyongyang. the new

douglas, but jesse halloway did it from jail. jesse holley was a flower merchant in western new york. he would transport the flower to the east. the company that controlled the navigation on the mohawk had promised the merchants moving into western new york that they would improve the navigation. but, they didn't and jesse holley and probably others went bankrupt. when you go bankrupt in those years, you go to debtors prison. while he was in debtors prison, he wrote a series of lengthy articles that he published in the newspapers using the pseudonym because debtors prison wasn't really good for the resume, in which he described an idea that he had. that idea was the erie canal. jesse holley was not the first person to imagine such a canal, and by the way up there in-box number one -- what did i do? there we go. that is the erie canal. it begins in buffalo at the eastern end of lake erie and it crosses through western new york to albany where it meets the hudson river and then it goes down to the port at new york. .. the great len

jesse jackson this week said south carolina's new law amounts to a modern day pole tax and last week, president bill clinton told a group of young liberal act riss that it marks the return of jim crow. >> one of the most pervasive political movements going on outside washington today is the discipline, passioned determined effort of republican governors legislators to keep most of you from voting next week. there has never been in my lifetime, since we got rid of the pole tax and all the other jim crow burdens on voting, a determined effort to limit the franchise that we see today. >> paul: for more i'm joined by opinion journal.com editor james toronto and editorial board member mary kissle. so our viewers understands, what does a voter i.d. law require. >> usually government issued i.d., a driver's license or passport or something like that. >> that's all, you have to show them you are who you say you are. >> that's right. if you don't have an i.d. rhode island passed a law last week we'll give you i.d. for free if you can prove you are who you say you are. >> give you an i.d. for f

for jesse james, it's good-bye kat von d and hello to kat von e.t night on bravo, the reunion of the real housewives of new york. it was so good to see them back together. there was a lot of fighting during the reunion, but it was hard to tell how angry they were because of all the botox they have in their heads. we took the audio from last night's reunion and combined it with video from an old josie and the pussycats cartoon and i think it made it more entertaining to watch. >> i want to talk about some stuff that jill has accused ramona of. being disrespectful by wearing cream to a wedding. >> in my book, i thought it was not okok. you both looked beautiful and that's all -- >> it's a lot ruder to call someone a [ bleep ] bitch at the wedding than it is to wear cream. >> by the way, you are a bitch. >> say it to my face. >> i will right now. >> you seem to flash your -- >> no, she didn't. >> when kelly was at your toaster oven cook book shoot. >> i was really hurt by that, by the way. >> have you even looked at your own -- >>>> i didn't show it.

but it was really about targeted homophobia, and--although, as i say that, i feel like, "i hope jesse helms would not like my work." then i'd really have to commit suicide. it is controversial, and it is provocative, and i think that should have a place in a country that pretends to be a democracy. even at the time of the controversy, homoerotic work was among the work banned, right? that language was used? yes. in '89, i believe, there was a statute passed that said the n.e.a. couldn't fund work that could be considered obscene, and they gave you, like, a checklist in case you didn't know what that meant, and homoeroticism was on the checklist. so they went after artists in this medium that were openly gay. when you put together this band you referred to, the n.e.a. four, was that an accidental coming together, or did someone in the arts movement say, "look, "we need four people "who represent a wide range of work or a targeted range of work"? i mean, how much of that was strategy, and how much of it was accident? if it was strategy, it was on the part of the right wing in targeting

and she had seen him about the time that she had started seeing jesse.about a girlfriend or such. and i guess they got together. it was one night. and eric lived out-of-state. >> reporter: however, cindy said casey had talked to her about eric baker in connection with other friends who later turned out to be fictitious people. and although investigators did turn up a death certificate for an eric baker who died in a car accident, they don't know whether he had any connection to casey. only further adding to the mystery and the tragedy of the story of this little girl. randi kaye, cnn. >> our coverage of the verdict in the casey anthony trial continues in our next hour. also ahead, new developments tonight in another high-profile case. attorneys for dominique strauss-kahn preparing to meet with prosecutors in new york. this as he faces possible new charges in france. ♪ ♪ look at that car, well, it goes fast ♪ ♪ givin' my dad a heart attack ♪ [ friend ] that is so awesome. ♪ i love my car [ engine revving ] [ male announcer ] that first chevy, yea, it gets

well, jesse james and kat von d called the engagement office and she says i am sorry, because i loveo much. he lives in austin, texas, and she lives in los angeles where she does the reality show, and does not work. >> you have to give him credit, because if it is not working, he has to be honest. >> i was not about to give him credit for and i was not sure i could get behind it. >> and for the latest logon to scoop.today.com or become a fan on facebook. you want to know what i was thinking now? for the trouble spots. to know its wants... its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. is best absorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. new citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. >>> welcome back, everybody, it is time for today's "newsnation" gut check. earlier in the hour we told you about a new york times report that shows some employers are considering only hiring those applicants that are currently employed or recently laid off. the report found hundreds of

and she had seen him about the time that she started seeing jesse.i guess they got together. it was one night. and eric lived out-of-state. >> reporter: however, cindy said casey had talked to her about eric baker in connection with other friends who later turned out to be fictitious people. and although investigators did turn up a death certificate for an eric baker who died in a car accident, they don't know whether he had any connection to casey. only further adding to the mystery and the tragedy of the story of this little girl. randi kaye, cnn. >> we may never know who is caylee's father. but we know that there will always be outrage over this case. that does it for me here in orlando. now back to anderson. >> thanks, marty. we'll continue to cover this case of course. as marty merngsed casey will be relieved from prison sunday the 17th and her legal woes are far from over. will she have to reimburse the state? and there's the defamation suit filed by the woman who casey claimed was caylee's nanny and kidnaped her little girl. i'm anderson. than

and she had seen him about the time that she started seeing jesse.set about a girlfriend or such. and i guess they got together. it was one night. and eric lived out-of-state. >> reporter: however, cindy said casey had talked to her about eric baker in connection with other friends who later turned out to be fictitious people. and although investigators did turn up a death certificate for an eric baker who died in a car accident, they don't know whether he had any connection to casey. only further adding to the mystery and the tragedy of the story of this little girl. randi kaye, cnn. >> we may never know who is caylee's father. but we know that there will always be outrage over this case. that does it for me here in orlando. now back to anderson. >> thanks, marty. we'll continue to cover this case of course. as marty merngsed casey will be relieved from prison sunday the 17th and her legal woes are far from over. will she have to reimburse the state? and there's the defamation suit filed by the woman who casey claimed was caylee's nanny and i'm ande

chief white house correspondent jessi jessica yellin, and kate bolduan, and gloria borger here, jess, the speaker doesn't want to negotiate anymore, and this is not a president known for his anger or his temper, but he seemed pretty piqued. >> reporter: this was the president hitting by far his most frustrated, fed-up note during the debt negotiations by far, john. we heard him say that the republicans just don't know how to say yes. that he offered the most generous package he could. in short he said that he offered them a deal that democrats just didn't like. he was basically saying he was enraging his own party, how could the republicans not accept this deal? he has called all parties to the white house at 11:00 tomorrow morning to just get something done. and it was an odd day here at the white house from what i can tell. i am told that by democrats that the president put in a call to speaker boehner this morning and was told that the speaker was not available to speak to him. sometime this evening reporters were told by speaker boehner's office that a deal was off, and after repo

if i may bring in jesse here, and jesse, if you would tell our audience, they met you and your dad, richard on my program over the long months and years of this. your reaction to seeing your former fiance, casey anthony, basically walking free from the charge that she murdered the little girl you loved so dearly. >> first, thanks for having me on. this has come full circle for me. you're the first i did an interview. i still feel like i got kicked in the stomach yesterday. i'm shocked and angry about what happened because it doesn't feel like there was justice done in the courtroom. >> at whom are you angry? >> angry at everyone who is responsible for her walking out of that courtroom. there are multiple parties who are responsible for her walking out of that courtroom. i'm angry at all of them. i'm angry at the prosecution for putting on a case that i believe they took a wrong step at the very beginning, that's just my personal opinion. >> in what sense? relying on the scenes? >> no. they're opening statement was about the loving, wonderful home that caylee was growing up in and that casey

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he gave a "to one new station, and i say jesse jackson reminds me of a sigell.ies in, craps over everything and then flies out. okay. lesson here is simple. just believe it. have the courage of your conviction. just say it. if they sense weakness there will kill you. don't show any weakness. so these heroes i have been talking about our businessmen, and a lot of people misread it to say that what it is really telling you is that all businessmen are good and all government people are evil. go back and read. to is the main villain? the businessman, james taggart, the president, the great pension that runs throughout the book is the conflict between james taggart and his sister. all of the placental tissue political machinations are because james taggart is pulling the strings with his own cross decapolis games. so in our book when we are looking for an analogy we happen donned a fellow named angelo mazzola, name familiar to anyone? the founder and former ceo of a company, the former company countrywide financial, a country like financial was the poster child for e

i was involved campaign against senator jesse helms when i was in college. when i cannot hear, and was not initially involved politically. -- when i came out here, i was not initially involved politically. i helped to build the lgbt community center. i started doing campaigns. i gradually got involved in democratic party politics. i got involved in the alice b. toklas democratic club. i ran for the democratic central committee in 2004. i ended up sharing the committee. it was a gradual process for me. by the time i started thinking about running for supervisor, it made sense because of my involvement in the community and in politics. >> what did you learn from campaigning for supervisor? >> i learned a lot. i knocked on about $15,000. -- i knocked about 15,000 doors. i met a huge number of people. that is the best way to learn about the neighborhood, the city, and what people want and what their concerns are. i feel i can do so much more than before and started campaigning. -- i feel like i know so much more than before i started campaigning. we're all part

jesse grund who was once engaged to casey anthony testified at her trial.s exclusively along with her bodyguard. good morning to both of you. jesse, let me start with you. just your reaction to the verdict. what was your response? >> i was angry and shocked by the verdict. it's obvious from the evidence that was presented that casey was the last person to see caylee alive and her body was dumped in the woods. by saying -- >> tracy? >> i was also shocked. i couldn't believe it. >> you said you actually got ill. >> i felt sick to my stomach all day yesterday. >> jesse, i know you feel one of the mistakes that the prosecution made in this case was to try to present the anthony family as a cohesive, loving group. why is that? >> because the fact is, matt, they are not a cohesive loving group. that family was a carnival of dysfunctionality. most families in america are dysfunctional and have their problems. theirs was worse. all it took was a defense to show a little bit of how dysfunctional they were to start poking holes in the prosecution's case. >> you feel

give a quote to a new station and i say quote unquote, jesse jackson or manzanita siegel. he flies then, all over every inanimate flies out. [applause] the lesson here is the bull. just believe it. have courage in your conviction. if they sense weakness will kill you. don't show weakness. believe what you believe. the heroes are businessmen and a lot of people misread atlas shrugged to say what it is 20 was that all businessmen are good and all government people are evil. go back and read it. who is the main villain? the main villain is a businessman, james taggart, the great tension that runs throughout the book is the conflict between james taggart, the bad executives and his sister, dagny taggart, the good railroad executives. all of the political imaginations executed by wesley managed and all other government parasite are because james taggart is pulling the strings with his old crony capitalist schemes. someone above, we looked for an analogy to james taggart, we happened on a fellow named angelo dicillo. is that it makes for much of anybody? the founder and former c

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jess? >> good morning to both of you. this meeting today at the white house could be crucial. leaders from both sides of the aisle will try to come together to solve our nation's spending problems. at his twitter town hall yesterday, president obama discussed his goals for the debt ceiling debate. democratic sources say he was doing a lot of talking on the subject yesterday, calling all four top congressional leaders to make the case for cutting close to $4 trillion in spending. that is even more than the $2.4 trillion that the g.o.p. has been calling for. the debt ceiling debate has lawmakers very much on edge. >> the debt ceiling should not be something that is used as a gun against the heads of the american people to extract tax breaks for corporate jet owners. >>> cutting $4 trillion would require republicans to agree to raising taxes and cutting defense spending. democrats have compromises, too, here. they would have to agree to big cuts in medicare and medicaid. if a deal is not reached by this august 2nd deadline, the financial consequences could be dire. the country's