don't go john henry traffic man, don't go across that street. the flood song poems were poems written in reaction to katrina. how can i enter that space of writing poems about that. i'm not from there and don't have family there. who benefits from that tragedy? who benefits from that disregard for humanity and the thought animals would benefit from that. this first poem is flood songs number 4 mosquitoes drinking didy. >> drink every hour next up this hour and every hour after. was born in the river there is enough to go around. drink every hour on the hour and every hour after. in the river there is enough to go around. drink every hour. there is enough to go around. drink every hour and every hour after. go to the river there is enough to go around. drink up the hours and every after burned down by the river -- drink air land is here for after survivors go around they are enough. [applause] >> flood song 8 stray dogs duet. >> the every i learned. food. for the good. love. your hand smiled with me. you wanted me to understand you with -- my tee

don't go john henry traffic man, don't go across that street. the flood song poems were poems written in reaction to katrina. how can i enter that space of writing poems about that. i'm not from there and don't have family there. who benefits from that tragedy?

john henry smith recounts their story. >> reporter: the iconic image of san jose state's tommy schmidt john carlos raising their fists in salute of the disenfranchised was born from turbulent times of 1968. >> we had the assassination of martin luther king during that year. the civil rights movement was going on in the u.s. >> reporter: america's olympians had considered a boycott but chose to protest in another way. >> we used what we had, our speed. and smart enough to realize the need. >> reporter: immediately after their gesture smith and carlos and even second place finish engineer peter norman from australia who sympathized with them began paying the price. they were booed off the platform. smith and carlos were kicked out of the olympic village. none of the three ever raced in olympic competition again. >> i can see the sacrifice of these two young men, them not knowing what to expect, but still making one of the biggest sacrifices of their career. in fact their lives. >> john carlos used furniture for firewood. that struggle that he had really took its toll on his life. >> repo

> reporter: after 24 years with the f.b.i., many spent as the bureau's top cyber cop, john henry has come face to face with the internet threat and he's worried. is a serious cyberattack against some critical system in the u.s. likely? >> i think that it is very, very likely. >> reporter: near term? >> i'm quite frankly surprised it hasn't happened yet. >> reporter: every day u.s. rivernment and private computer systems are being probed by cyber thieves and state- sponsored hackers from china and russia. >> there are estimates that there are attempted breaches in the millions of times per day. they'll just continuously knock until they find an edge to get in. >> reporter: do they get in? >> they get in regularly. in reporter: in 2011, henry led the f.b.i. in breaking up an international hacker ring that it infiltrated four million computers, including some at the u.s. space agency nasa. the head of the u.s. cyber bemmand estimates corporate and government losses may already total $1 trillion, and many companies don't even know they've been hacked. >> when i was with the f.b.i., our a

with you too. >> thank you. >> when hess walks out of the store, henry immediately calls police and reports the crime. >> yeah, i'm johnl got robbed with a gun and the guy just left. i'm trying to get his license plate. >> it doesn't take long for police to track down henry's polite robber. this surveillance video immediately goes viral. after it appears on the local news and leads authorities to hess just days later. not surprisingly, hess handles the arrest quite well. >> a couple of days later, some police, they came to my store towards the car and they told me the guy was very polite when we went to arrest him. he was so polite, waiting for them. >> hess confesses to robbing henry's store with a pellet gun, and is arrested for furs-degree robbery. but it turns out this isn't his first run-in with the law. in 2003, the fbi dubbed hess the transaction bandit after he robbed several banks in the seattle area. he was actually on probation at the time he robbed henry. hess pleads guilty to first-degree robbery, and in april, 2011, he's sentenced to five years in prison. as for henry's stolen money? hess tells police he'

. >> john: ed henry is live at the white house. what's the response there?lk about this. the time line for this democratic ad, which to be clear is not an obama campaign ad, it's super pac on the outside. but the time line in the ad has not added up. the woman who passed away did not lose her health insurance because of bain capital. she actually had insurance elsewhere. also, the obama campaign a couple days ago suggested they didn't know anything about this steelworker's story. that has turned out to not be true. so they've had to back pedal on that. i pressed jay carney today on whether the white house believes this went over the line. do you really think that it's fair for someone to suggest that a candidate's actions led to someone's death? >> ed, i appreciate the efforts to get me to play political pundit, but that's not my job and it's not -- i do not have any role in third party groups that produce these ads. >> important to note, though, that a top white house aide, david plouffe, did fundraising for this group. jay carney had a different group in m

john. england, henry viii and spain torquamatta. >> wait a minute now. how many wives did henry -- >> it is not how many wives. it is what happened to the catholics. >> he didn't kill catherine of aragon. >> he killed beyelny. >> and jane seymour. >> and a third? >> there is one more. >> and what is the name? >> you always come up short. >> we'll be right back with predictions. >>> predictions, pat, be quick. >> with the u.n. having pulled out basically of syria, i think the syrian civil war is going to go on. it will spread into lebanon. and i think one of the next targets of the militants will be our friend in jordan. >> eleanor? >> by the time voters go to the polls in november, they will be saying praise the lord about obama care. >> mort? >> the muslim brotherhood in egypt has managed to displace the one alternative power source which is the military. we are going to see a very, very big transformation in the government of egypt. >> we are not going to hear much specific from mitt romney on the defense, or foreign policy, for the debates. it is goin

charlotte in september, at their convention, the republican ticket will be campaigning as well. >> john: ed henry ohio. remember, what happens in vegas does not stay if vegas. that is a smith. >> i' -- that is amyth. >> i'll remember. >> john: the polls appear to grow closer, as theis growing w. carl cameron has that story tonight. >> at a philly area helicopter museum, paul ryan accused the president of threatening the defense department with deep mandatory spending cuts while refusing to renew the bush era tax cut for individuals making $200,000 a year and families making $250,000. >> president obama reckless defense cuts that are hanging over our cloud, hanging over the horizon could put almost 44,000 jobs at stake right here in pennsylvania. >> the obama-biden team outfundraiseed. the rnc collected $100 million for the 75 million. romney and the g.o.p. now have $186 million to the $124 million the president and democrats have. mr. obama continues to spend more than he takes in. apart from the dnc he raised $49 million and spent $59 million. romney excluding the rnc raised $40.3 million and sp

henry clay b. john c. fremont c. alexander hamilton john c.gh by democrat james buchanan. and in 1860 it was abraham lincoln. everyone is interested in that hurricane ... >>here is a radar view of these squalls moving onshore wind gusts of 70 mi. per hour are being recorded at louisiana the coastal areas of alabama and mississippi in the florida panhandle are affected by this storm ... this is the latest five days plot of all of the model forecasts ... chicago has a connection here as the storm slammed into the gulf coast with storm surge and the tropical prolific grain the remnants, up to the wes midwest ... this storm ironically is on a track similar to katrina ... we are experiencing higher temperatures this week as a result of all the moisture and compression ... the plains states sought triple digits yesterday and we will be well into the '90s over the next several days ... we will see the remnants of the storm happen here by saturday ... we have some nice weather in the meantime ... hurricane's always produce in a warm and windy environm

players only meeting took place called by john henry and larry lucchino after gonzalez voiced his angerver valentine's decision to leave jon lester in the game and struggle through a start where he gave up 11 runs. >> you know that's because gonzalez, before he was a player, was a pitching coach. oh, wait, no, he wasn't. >> did bobbie valentine give up the 11 runs or jon lester? >> you leave your ace on the mound to give up 11 runs. >> when your bull pen has not been rested and tell your ace after the second inning, you got to give me at least five innings, sorry kid, you're getting paid $14 million go out and throw another inning. >> all these guys are the -- all these guys are -- in september they quit on tito and then at the beginning of the year when he tries to get them disciplined a little bit, pedroia who goes they don't know how things are done. after they have the greatest collapse in baseball history they're whining he doesn't know who you we do things around the clubhouse. they're spoiled punks. >> pedroia might be getting a bum wrap in this story. >> really? >> i hope not. >

my name is john henry.en rich armitage said he was going to issue his report, he is the latest armitage report on the fifteenth of august i said you are crazy. nobody is in washington. look at this. this is absolutely fabulous and i am delighted to have everybody here. it is because it does speak to the importance of the topic today. welcome to all of you. we are delighted to have you here and we are very pleased secretary armitage and secretary nye who cannot be here today have been partners in a series of important studies and fundamentally saved the direction of the policy trajectory of the united states and has had a significant impact as well in japan with our friends in japan. they see the significance of the day and the significance of the event of these days and said there needs to be additional attention devoted to this topic and what you have before you is a fine study with true actionable things you can do and that will be the thrust of the day. what you had here i jokingly said look like a dutch

in reno, third round of the reno tahoe open john daly and those of loudmouthed pants. j.j. henry on 14 chips in. daly is tied for fifth. we get closer to the start of football hall of fame inductions tonight war of words between th,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> when you tweet be careful. niners and saints play late november when asked about the sense bounty system 49ers safety said good defenses don't need bounties. saints linebacker wrote that i needs to keep his mouth shut you are ring less we have one or working on 2. keep up. his response: >>> i read it but no need for me to respond, i was asked the question about what i think and i told the truth a lot of people agree what i said and people within the organization teammates and coaches said it was the right thing to say. i need to say anything to him it struck a nerve, something that was done wrong in new orleans with focus on our team would go out there in week 5 and see what happens. >>> speaking of the saints sean if peyton and drew breeze say hello at the half and inductions former running back curtis martin headlines the clas

. >> john: interesting developments on this story. ed henry bringing it to us tonight. thanks. romney is resting up before hitting the road for four days, shaking hands, kissing babies and eating diner food. chief political correspondent carl cameron tells us the number one item on the menu continues to be the question of who will be standing at romney's side on the final night of the g.o.p. conventio convention. >> reporter: romney huddled behind closed doors at the boston headquarters ahead of the upcoming bus tour looming hype for the debut of the vice presidential pick. he will visit four key battleground states where the romney aides who briefed reporters off-camera noted voters have been beseened by tv ads and campaign and outside interest. $91 million in ohio since april. $68 million in virginia. $50 million in north carolina. $95 million in florida. >> even though the team in terms of resources in the state, the bad economy continues to hang over obama like a tough cloud. >> a new fox poll shows 57% are hopeful about the direction of the country, but 58% see no sign of

he argued against independence while john af--adams and richard henry lee and george wythe carried the burden of arguing in favor. we know some of the arguments that were raised, but then he got put on the committee to draft the declaration. hey, look, robert r. livingston has an interesting story to tell. c-span: all right. you also write about--you write about biography and paintings and other things that happened back in... >> guest: yes. c-span: ... the 1800s... >> guest: yes. c-span: ... and you talk about a man named john trumbull. >> guest: yes. yes. john trumbull... c-span: who was he and what did he do? >> guest: he was an artist--an american artist who painted what is conceivably the most important--what is--i could say undoubtedly the most important painting concerned with independence. and this is what is--was--wh--remembered sometimes as the signing. it is not the signing. it was called "the declaration of independence" and what the painting showed was the committee--the drafting committee presenting its report to the president of congress. c-span: we have some video we'll

john miller and mike krukow have a preview. >> okay, henry. the giants with a chance, a rare chance. it's been five years since they did it the last time here to sweep the dodgers in a three-game series in their home ballpark. what's the key for the giants tonight with matt cain pitching? >> the key is play good fundamental baseball. which has been the key the whole series. they've gotten the runner in. when they've had opportunities, they've cashed in. tonight they don't have buster posey in the lineup because of a tight hamstring. it's going to be even more important that they do the little things correctly and if they can do that, they'll have an excellent chance of winning. >> cain for the giants, cap lat owe for the dodgers. one more time before the giants come home. john miller, mike krukow, back to you. >>> thank you, john and mike. all the highlight tonight at 11:00. back to jessica and raj. jessica, i'm not for sure, but did raj give you anything when he returned from london after the olympics and everything in. >> he brought his char

. >> john: interesting day at the white house today. ed henry covering it for us. thanks. two halfs of the presidential ticket reunited in new hampshire for republican. mitt romney and paul ryan put heads together for two-pronged attack on the incumbent. chief political correspondent carl cameron is in manchester tonight. >> reporter: live free or die state of new hampshire, romney-ryan first town hall meeting together they ripd obama as tax-raiser willing to lie to public. >> i will not raise taxes on the american people. we are going to get the economy going. mr. president, stop saying something that is not the truth. thank you >> reporter: this is his 120th town meeting of the campaign. he mentioned his tax burden as pander to the historic refusal to impose sales or income taxes. >> i feel like i'm almost a new hampshire resident. come here. it would save me tax dollars i think. >> democrats say romney cuts taxes for wealthy and hurts the middle class and pounded him to release more of the tax returns. the president added his voice today. >> the american people assume i

he and his buddies, henry ford and harvey firestone with the poet john burrows, went on nature trips which later got rather heavily covered, so they almost became caricatures. but edison was woven in the fabric of the country. .. neil baldwin, joseph zen mentioned his later in life and chest in money and the financial system in the u.s., they tend to be very, very small off the top certifier consists. the story of intense research you put into the monetary system in the early 1920 was willow still keep all day about the detail in the contact and the people you spoke to, of course in person that story i don't think people know or appreciate what he had to say. it is only interesting of course the very famous people when we stumble across away from these famous people, famous for being very smart, creative, inventive, hard-working genius is 99% perspiration, 1% inspiration. what if i offended that we don't know, we could achieve, i wonder if there's something in it that speaks to us today. something that applies to the 1920s or is there something in it that sheds light on our current s

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decided he -- well he had good reason to get rid of john farmer who was a conservative opponent of his as the vice president but roosevelt insisted on henrywallace as his vice president. well henry had many merits but that reflects those merits but he was something of an eccentric, and so france -- he was devoted to a russian mystic named nicholas too he would address in letters. so there was great opposition in the party, and i attended the convention and i remember i fancy myself as a reporter for a great newspaper i was 13-years-old and in these great overstuffed chairs in the hotel lobbies they all hung out in the hotel lobbies, and on eighth would act it's like i was reading the paper and try to year over conversations so i would have the inside to find out what was happening. and the inside dope to being -- to the extent the reporter could get at 13 was intensely antiwallace and pro farley like roosevelt but disgruntled so the convention ended so this is another problem he had in this convention and the military opposing many of them. he had churchill begging for the aged and so his nomination was crucial to him and wilkie so they h

henry live at the white house for us. ed, they have got to be concerned about that number on the economy. >> they're, john, in fact, that unemploymentst that you mentioned will be coming out the first friday in september there. which is the end of the democratic convention in charlotte. all of the politics and the economy coming together there look at our latest poll in terms of what is weighing down the president wants approval rating. it's the economy. right now disapproval of his job performance at 50%. approval is at 56%. white house spokesman says jay carney says basically what the president is trying to do is hit these battleground states and lay out a choice with the republic mitt romney. >> the president talks every day that he is out there, as he was yesterday about what we need to do to help build our economy. help it continue to grow. help it continue to create jobs. >> and like the vice president, the president himself will be out on the campaign trail making that case next week during the republic national convention. is he going to be hitting the battle grounds of iowa, colorado, and virginia. used to be an unofficial

. >> to say that steve jobs didn't build apple, that henry ford didn't build ford motor, that papa johnld mcdonald's, that bill gates didn't build microsoft, you go down the list, that joe and his colleagues didn't build this enterprise, to say something like that is not just foolishness, it's insulting to every entrepreneur, every innovator in america and it's wrong. >> 28 past the hour. joining us now, staff writer for "the new yorker," ka least, who writes about what's behind the political back and forth that occurred after president obama's speech in virginia last month. writes in part, both candidates tend to wax nostalgic when they talk about the economy while romney enthus about his visits to factories and lumber yards obama yerns for the era of grand railroads and dominant american car companies. they share the conviction that fixing the economy returns to an older, better version of america and partly a matter of reconnecting with whatever spirit once made us great. romney views his task mainly in negative terms, if elected he promises to prevent the federal government from sti

they include henry cabot lodge, william miller, edmund muskie, sergeant shriver, bob dole, walter mondale, geraldine ferraro, lloyd bentsen, dan quayle, jack kemp, joe lieberman, johnwho can forget, sarah palin. even if paul ryan is re-elected to his house seat in november, he will be forced to give up his budget committee chairmanship under the house republican term limits rules for chairman. he will also, of course, be blamed within the party for helping to sink the republican ticket with his radical plan for repealing and replacing medicare. and, so, he will sit in the house of representatives with all of the power of a junior member, plotting his run for president in 2016, or he might reasonably find the power of a junior member so dispiriting, after having had the power of a chairman, that he resigns from the house to plot his run for the presidency from the comfort of the only private sector job he has known working in the ryan family business, a business that has made him rich, the same way paris hilton got rich, through inheritance. some of the same pundits who were foolish enough to think that sarah palin was a front-runner for president this time will sur

question after question was joe biden to the pointed of ed henry from toxfox news raising the question does this mean that joe biden, as johnone comment by president obama? i thought jay carney had a great answer to that one. here is ed and jay's response. >> i think that was settled a long, long time ago. while i appreciate and have grade admiration for and a long relationship with senator john mccain but one place i would not go for advises on vice presidential running mates is to senator mccain. >> smack. >> 0, smack that down. right, john mccain after sarah palin, you have no right to give advice on vice presidential candidates. to show you how silly it gets i gave you the president's schedule and you regular "full-court press"ers heard me give the president's schedule. at least once a week, you hear me say the president is having lunch with the vice president. they do it. well, yesterday happened to be, because the president was on the road for the first three days the week. it was their first chance. april ryan of urban news radio tries to make a big deal about this lunch. >> vice president biden and the president are

and of course, henry james shows up and puts broadway on a map. by the presence of one of his proteges john sargent sergeant was getting over the scandal in paris and he painted the woman and it caused a huge scandal and of course the sergeant came to broadway with the man who painted the mural in this room in the broadway circle. everyone seems to have had a man crushed. he was extremely charming and the sergeant called him a delightful original genius. there were paddling that when the sergeant dived into the water and hit his head and daddy said let's go to broadway and weakens the with our friend and that some of the broadway scene and the painting of the carnation lilly can to being. he didn't spend much time with lilly unafraid. he laughter and broadway to raise the children and he went off to do exciting things one of which was to become the director of the decorations for the chicago world's fair in 1893 and in fact he was the man who made the city white. have people read the double in the white city? that starts with frank on the titanic and was his idea. they're desperate. they we

john mccain weighed in today. the republican noted in the 2009 healthcare debate he offered an amendment to stop $500 billion of medicare cuts. it was voted down by 57crats. bret? >> bret: ed henryng with the president in iowa. ed, thank you. >>> i interviewed president obama three days before the healthcare vote in the house in 2010. as many in washington were till trying to figure out what was in that bill. one of my lines of questioning was on this very topic. what exactly was coming from medicare over ten years? now it's an estimated $716 billion. back then it was believed to be $500 billion. >> praised the congressional budget office number ruse times. you also said this. the proposal makes medicare stronger and you said it here. makes the coverage better and finances more secure. anyone who says otherwise is misinformed or trying to misinform you. >> right. >> the cbo said specifically the $500 billion you say you will save from medicare is not being spent in medicare. that this bill spends it elsewhere. outside of medicare. so you can't have both. you either spend it on expenditures or you make medicare more solid. your chief actuary for medicare said this -- that cuts in

we will talk to congressman henry quar from texas about what jan brewer is up no in arizona, the most racist governor it seems in the country. and john campaign trail. he is already in tampa. i believe. >> on his way soon. he has been following mitt romney around, already made his announcement of john ryan. we will speak to him on the campaign train a little later and paul ryan bringing his mom on stage and kicking her off stage, but first. >> this is the full court press. >> led lines making news the first road trip for "curiosity" has been planned. nasa says in a couple of weeks it will drive toward a geologically rich territory called glenelle. about 550 yards from the current position. that drive will take three to four weeks to make. 1.5 inches per second or .08 miles an hour. >> no. >> that's how fast this thing can drive. >> is thatat all? really? >> yeah. area will examine rox and soil. >> we have learned about what is on republican running mate paul ryan's ipod. a favorite band is "rage against the machine." "that is amazing. that is amazing. >> the guitarist finds that ironic who has penned an article in rolling stone magaz

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