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kellogg's makes fiber...fun!or the context of the time and the truth. you may have heard some quotes from jacqueline kennedy about mar ttin luther king. j. edgar hoover told the president he was involved at a lot of parties with sex. >> i said, oh, jack, that man is such a phony. and jack said, oh, well. he would never judge anyone in any sort of way. he never said anything against marlin luther king. >> reporter: what you may not know, he planted another rumor with bobby kennedy. >> bobby told me that martin luther king made fun of jack's funeral. he really is a tricky person. >> reporter: congressman john lewis, legendary figure in king's civil rights movement. >> j. edgar hoover, he despised dr. king. he wanted to destroy the man. >> various disputes if it's king on the tapes or not. robert kennedy thought it was. >> if you asked her what she thought of him overall, she admired him. >> reporter: and there are caustic comments about another person of the time. i think people are going to think of those comments

jon: amy kellogg, thank you. this, and amy touched on an important point at the end there, p.j. crowley joins us via skype and p.j., amy just said the sentencing was key to at least clearing the road to potentially seeing these two americans go free. do you agree with that? >> i absolutely agree with that. you have to understand the context two years ago. the hikers literally walked into a post-election crisis in iran, based on the stolen election that put ahmadinejad back in power in june 20 09 and in ensuing months and years, rising tensions between iran and the international community and renewed sanctions over iran's nuclear program. so i think it was understandable that iran would hold the hikers for some period of time, leveraged perhaps, as you mentioned, the prospect that perhaps, in all conversations that iran has had with either the united states or representatives of the united states, or people representing the united states, iran has raised the issue of iranians who are held in american custody. the

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amy kellogg is there live in london. we'll see whether or not those americans come home soon. martha: to tacoma, washington nearly 30,000 children, they might like this, but it's probably not too good for them, they're home from school, enjoying the summer, six straight days off due to this strike, and that is because their striking teachers are walking the picket lines, the educators have defied a judge's order in this case that they must go back to work. >> this is about subjective transfer language so you're not moved from building to building based on how well you get along with the principal. >> we have to get past this, we have to focus on the kids and get them back in school and we think that the proposal we've offered is one that will do that. martha: all right. that's the situation in tacoma this morning, folks. we'll keep on top of that, bring you the latest. bill: a heck of a way to start the school year, isn't it? trying to get all settled with a new teacher? >> martha: terrible. terrible for those kids. i'm sure they're loving it! bill: playing in the yard. martha

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our senior correspondent amy kellogg is on this story in london. what's happening now, amy? >> reporter: hi bill. well, former news international executives who were brought before a popularmentry committee today, bill, contradict \dollars/{^ed} what james murdoch told that very committee back in july. back then, james murdoch said he didn't recall seeing a document that laid out that the practice of phone hacking at news of the world went beyond one rogue reporter. today, these former executives, both legal and editorial, say that james murdoch did see that document, and they all had a 15 minute meeting about it. it should be said that the hearing, which went on for hours today, went back and forth a lot without any strong conclusions, yet, a lot of discussion about recollection, about recall, and a lot of effort on the part of the committee to get 100 percent clarity on events that revolve around who at newscorp knew what, when, about phone lacking -- phone hacking and why a possibly six or seven figure settlement was paid out to someone whose phone had been hacked in an a

amy kellogg joins us live from london. should we get our hopes up or not? >> that's a tough call. it's looking positive having spoke to the lawyer for the two hikers in tehran. he said the two signatures needed for the bail, for the release of these two young men, shane bower and josh fatal is finally complete and that was the glitch that had allegedly been holding everything up for the last few days. now, of course, anything is possible. but he believes that within the next hour actually, they could be leaving tehran's notorious prison where they have been held for the last two years. again, having been picked up in the summer of 2009 on the iran-iraq border being accused of -- being convicted in iran, actually for spying and sentenced to eight years a piece and also for illegal entry. now, of course, there were all of these technical details about getting the bail signatures, getting the money actually in place. but there are a lot of people who have speculated that the delay of this release had a lot to do with political infighting inside iran with certain factions not wanting

kellogg's frosted flakes. it's up... and it's good! good?! they're grrreat!sean: member of the congressional black caucus have been hurling in s at members of the tea party movement. democratic indiana congressman andre carson has decided to get in on the bashing. listen to what he had to say. >> the >> sean: fox news reached out to congressman carson's office. a spokesman confirmed the remarks and said he believes members of the tea party are ones that are standing in the way. he used the strong language because he believes that agenda jeopardizes the most vulnerable. joining me with reaction mike meyers. radio talk show host soon to be a daytime television host starting september 19th, great american himself, bill cunningham. all right, tea party members are terrorists. they can go straight to hell. racist. now he's saying tea party movement would love to see you and me hanging on a tree. >> this guy is the no pun intended the whip of the congressional black caucus. this rhetoric is ignorant, repugnant, regressive, vile, racial rhetoric after racial idiocy,

kellogg's frosted flakes. it's up... and it's good! good?! they're grrreat! tea party?lew of democratic leaders have been lambasting the tea party over the past several months. did you hear what jimmy hoffa said? he claims tea party members have launched a war on american workers. he rallied a group of party. >> we have to keep an eye on the battle we face, a war on workers. you see it everywhere it is the tea party. there's only one way to beat and win that war. the one thing about working people is we like a good fight. >> greta: hoffa didn't stop there. >> president obama, this is your army. we are ready to march. president obama, we want one thing, jobs, jobs, jobs jobs, jobs, jobs jobs be jobs! that's what we are going to tell him. -- when he sees what we are doing here he will be inspired. but he needs help. everybody here has got to vote if we go back and keep the eye on the prize let's take these son of a bitches out and give america back to america where we belong. >> greta: what does the tea party have to say about this? joining us congressman allen west a mem

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kellogg's frosted flakes. it's up... and it's good! good?! they're grrreat!: welcome back to hannity as we continue with former vice president cheney. his controversial memoir hit bookstores this week. it contains very candid moments. including his request for former president bush to pardon scooter libby. he said mr. president you are leaving a good man wounded on the field of battle. i want to go back to this one second. you write about this extensively. you said that you were angry about this. you used those words. bring us inside -- was the conversation in the oval office where did that final conversation take place? >> this one was in the small office next to the oval office where we used to eat lunch once a week where the president had lunch just about everyday. this was at the last meeting of eight year's worth of meetings where the two of us would sit down alone and talk about whatever was on his mind or my mind. those were great, important sessions. this was one obviously that took place under this cloud. at that meeting he informed me there weren't

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thank you very much, amy kellogg. >> thank you.: a lucky escape for dozens of passengers, a plane skidding off a run way as it attempts to land at a canadian airport on sunday, the united airlines jet from chicago reportedly veered into a grassy area. here's the good news. nobody was injured. officials say there was a fuel spill from the damage, however. no word yet on the cause. heather: and this, you have to see. some frightening moments caught on camera from behind the wheel. >> i can't believe what i'm seeing. i can't believe what i'm seeing. oh my god, i can't believe what i'm seeing. that's a tornado. heather: unreal. we will talk to the woman who shot this video. stay tuned. >> oh my god. gregg: 41 minutes past the hour. here are some of our top stories. a west bank mosque, apparently torched and spray-painted with the name of a controversial israeli settler outpost, palestinian irans say the attack was done in retaliation to the israeli military demolishing three buildings in an unauthorized settlement. >>> arizona now char

. >> the president makes his address to the united nations this morning, amy kellogg watching all -- all of this. how did this release come about? >> reporter: first of all if there was any question about how it would feel to get out of rannan prison after two years, those pictures do say it all, we saw josh fattal and shane bauer, bursting down the steps of that plane and into the arms of their loved ones. the glitch, the delay in their release was a technicality in getting the million dollars bail in place. the timing, no doubt w. ahmadinejad's trip to new york, calling it an act of islamic mercy, a response to call to freedom, ban ki-moon, hugo chavez, the iraqi president, jalal talabani and the sultan of oman who put up the bail money and he says he helps this reps -- hope this reps iranian relations. bill: amy, thank you for that, those two men, certainly happy to be out of there. martha: you can just imagine what those family felt like when they got their arms around those two young men, who a great story that has ended. should have been a long time ago. those are a few of the

some terrific reporting from amy kellogg and eric shawn, all shows the program on sunday evening.l layout the facts based on what we know. you can draw your own conclusion as to what iran is up to. it has said for some time it's civilian purposes, an energy program. some say they want the bomb, that's sunday night. martha: thank you very much to bill hemmer for that. we will see you all on monday. "happening now" gets started right about now. bill: have a good weekend. jenna: we hope you're having a great jury, everybody, so glad you're here to join us. i'm jenna

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he invites us in the word of the kelloggs cornflakes commercial, to try it again for the first time." i return to that scene of his first judicial confirmation hearing in 1982. the constitutional amendment process was under way that day, but it was rightly happening on the senate floor rather than in the confirmation of a federal judge. keeping clear the principle that only the people have authority to change the constitution will give us, as justice scalia often pots, an enduring rather than an evolving constitution. we must step up and govern ourselves rather than look to judges to do it for us. i hope that we see this opportunity for what it is, following justice scalia's lead, grasping again the principles of liberty and resolving never to let them go. finally, let me just say one or two words that i'd like to say at the end here. i've been around here a long time. i've had a role with regard to every current member of the united states supreme court, and a number of those who have gone on. i have to say that one of the most respected men in this country is justice scalia, and i c

columnist whose name is recognized who was -- who is phone calls were returned when he called the kellogg foundation and other big foundations, and he managed to raise a lot of money. it's very expensive though, and we need 30 million bill rose various. >> coming from the point of view of working in the schools and arlington, and there i saw the african-american historically african-american kids verses the african historical the african kids saw themselves as too complete and not necessarily friendly groups and what are discovering is things got better by college-age but how do you see this? >> i do think that in my fairly limited experience, you know, we haven't had a chance to do the kind of longitudinal study of that but it strikes me that the friction which you see in the schools and the elementary and secondary schools with and the culture clash seems to attenuate, seems to diminish over time and see a lot less of that in college and of course as this large sort of group of the foreign-born were the first generation of kids moves out into the work place i think you will see it even