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. >> kelly: all right. want to remind you now, the banks on wall street and across america on high alert at this hour, awaiting the results of pivotal elections in greece and the future of the euro. and what it means for the global financial system, the markets and your financial future just ahead. >> plus, just put one foot in front of the other, an amazing display of guts, oh, how daring, yeah, over niagara falls. no barrel needed, no pads, nobody to catch you. one man's mission to walk, when no one has ever tried it before. it's pretty high, these highlights, we'll have them for you next. my goodness. having an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation puts you at 5 times greater risk of stroke. don't wait. go to afibstroke.com for a free discussion guide to help you talk to your doctor about reducing your risk. that's afibstroke.com. how much coffee are you fellows going to need today? ♪ the one and only, cheerios three...four cups? [dumbfounded] well, we... doesn't last long does it? listen. 5-hou

>> reporter: hi, kelly. city officials say that fewer than 10 people are still missing and fire crews are going into the areas for mopup and searching through the the rubble for some of the missing. now, after the fire fight-- the fire did grow somewhat overnight, but crews say they're now at 30% containment and the flames chewed through more than 17,000 acres so far. president obama got an up close look at the destruction here in colorado on friday and he also met with firefighters to thank them for their work and spent time with folks who lost their home. some good news for many of the evacuees. they get to go home, 10,000 out of the 32,000, who initially were forced from their homes now remain on mandatory evacuation orders. that's not going home today will be allowed to board buses tomorrow to tour their neighborhoods. did officials say they will not be allowed to leave the vehicles, but will be able to see their property with their own eyes. now, of course, a lot of this depends on the weather. and if t

across the southwest, kelly, it has been hot. breaking records and another scorcher. 104 in las vegas expected to be the high and 100 in phoenix. >> thanks, maria. >> jamie: might have thought this story quieted down but the clock is ticking again for george zimmerman. a florida judge revoking his bond in the trayvon martin murder case and ordering him to turn himself back into jail by tomorrow. the prosecutors claiming he may not have been honest about his financial situation when had the initial bond hearing and then the matter of a second passport he never mentioned. anna koiman tracking it from the new york stemple newsroom. >> the judge has order od george zimmerman back to jail by sunday afternoon after prosecutors presented evidence showing zimmerman didn't disclose some $200,000 given to him online by supporters resulting in a lower bond. well, zimmerman's attorney says his actions were inadvertent. prosecutors say at least four jailhouse phone conversations show zimmerman and his wife talking in code about the money. for

mayor says he nominated michael kelly to head the d.c. housing authority because of kelly's past work in the district. and hud investigation, which gray says says cleared kelly of any wrong doing. >> well, you know, the issue that is in question here was investigated by hud. they indicated it was consensual relationship. michael had a successful career. >> kelly's nomination must be approved by the d.c. council. 9news now. >> we should note that michael kelly is 58 years old. no date yet has been set for his confirmation hearing. the 38-year-old woman in question left her job in philadelphia. turns out she was in this country on a work visa. >> top, if you like swimming pool weather, your time is upon us. >> it sure is. i mean, 88 today. it's not crazy hot. but that is what is around the corner. let's start with a heat advisory. everyone is under a heat advisory in the metro area from noon to 8:00 tomorrow. not sure if we'll meet the criteria of that. you have to have a heat index of 105 to 109. probably won't quite make that, but it's be

kelly will make $165,000 here in washington. in philly, the job paid $125,000. >> he resigned three years ago in a dispute with the adrian fenty administration. before the sex scandal. he was given credit for bringing stability to the philadelphia housing authority. >> michael kelly is 58 years old. no date has been set for his confirmation hearing. the 38-year-old woman is also left her job at philadelphia. she was here on a work visa. she has gone back to her native country. back to you. >>> thank you. there is yet another new development in what may be the first ever murder in dewey beach. the suspect in the case, kumar of wilmington was found dead in belleville, new jersey, just a few hours ago. investigators identified the victim in the case as 26-year- old danielle melma of pennsylvania. she was found stabbed to death at the atlantic ocean side motel. >>> a d.c. park may soon serve as a permanent tribute to chuck brown. between 18th and 20th streets northeast as chuck brown park. in a statement, the mayor said that d. c. a

kelly. i simply want to ask you to respond to that ad. rhetoric in 2010. you have changed your rhetoric. how do you respond? >> that was 2010, it was several months before the tragedy and it is taken completely out of context and it's meant to mislead the voters and it's sad to see the democratic party trying to exploit the tragedy. no other way to describe it as that. >> let me say something that you said in the campaign trail have been used in tv ads. you refer to social security as a ponzi scheme and now you say you're going to protect social security. how did you change your views on social security so quickly in less than two years? >> well, nothing actually actually changed, chuck. what we said before and what we're saying now is we have to protect the benefits that seniors have earned while giving choices to future generations. this is another lie that the other side has told. >> hold on, ponzi scheme is not a compliment to any, and when you refer to all of social security as a ponzi scheme. that's not complimenting the program at

megyn kelly, everybody. happy birthday paul mccartney 70 years and looks every day of it great american new >> bill: back of the book segment tonight great american news quiz paul mccartly. not an american but we are making an exception because the beatle isn't oyears old this week. uma playing and martha off tonight and steve doocy representing peak from rosewell, georgia. like to win great prizes sign up on bill o'reilly.com. watch out for because this is the first time you are doing. this doocy he cheats. he looks at your card before he raises. if you see that just smack him with the card. >> you got it. >> here is question number one, the guinness book of world records calls mccartney composer and artist of all time. buy the rights of other musicians song. which artist entire catalog now belongs to mccartney? now uma and doocy get your card up. okay? roll the tape. _ every day it's getting closer. ♪ going faster than a roller coaster. ♪ love like yours will surely come my way. ♪ >> uma scores. doocy is c

and i went down the hall, and kelly had collapsed on the floor. >> kelly was rushed to the hospital, where doctors did some tests. the diagnosis was epilepsy. >> epilepsy is a neurological condition that causes someone to have seizures. seizures can be described best as an electrical storm in the brain. >> for some people, an epileptic seizure means experiencing symptoms like shaking or convulsions. other symptoms may include staring or feeling confused. the sense of sound or smell can also be affected. >> in the beginning, i had decided not to tell my friends that i had epilepsy, because they may think, "oh, you're different. oh, that's not good. like, she's weird," or something along those lines, but later on, i finally told my best friend when i couldn't handle it anymore -- i had to tell somebody. and so i went over to my best friend's house, and i just said, "i have epilepsy." and she asked what it was, and i explained it. and she said, like, "you're still you," and just kept on doing what we were doing and talking. >> the experience inspired kelly to write a book. it's about a

michael kelly admitted he had and fair as w. a coworker as director of the housing authority in philadelphia but he denies reports that he helped get that employee large pay raises. mayor gray says he will continue to push through the nomination. >>> the cost of a cab ride in the district about is to go down just a bit. the $1 fuel surcharge is set to expire at midnight. the fee was imposed back in march of twoich and has been extended three times since then. the d.c. taxicab commission says gas prices have been falling and projections indicate a further shied is likely throughout the summer. >>> in egypt this morning, a former president hosni mubarak is reportedly on life support after he suffered a stroke. he was moved to a military hospital by ambulance but there are conflicting reports about his condition. last night, egyptian tv reported that he died but the military says he is in fact in critical condition and breathing through a respirator. >>> president obama is voicing confidence in europe's ability to tackle its debt c

kelly has to go in front of the council. there has to be a public meeting where questions can be asked and all of the council has to take a vote on his nomination and has to get a major before he can take that position. and back to you. >> matt ackland tonight. >>> and old school sting tactics. officers and agents posed as criminals and pretended to entice two and they plan to knock the store owner unconscious. when the deal seemed done, they made the arrest. marshal, boyd and cooper are being held behind bars without bond. >>> >>> monitoring metro now. metro said production delays are to blame, the new rail cars have to be made and tested before they any can go into service. meantime, there are concerns using old cars to stretch measures already -- metro's already strained service. sharing with the sill veer line would max out the retired fleet of 100 cars. >>> wal-mart plans routes near a historic battlefield. the megadiscount store broke ground on a new supercenter in orange county, virginia. getting to this point, not ea

kelly. >> no mr. kelly votes no. mr. comings. >> yes. >> mr. cummings votes aye. mr. towns. miss la loney votes aye. mr. kucinich. mr. teareny. >> aye. mr. clay. mr. lynch? >> aye. >> mr. lynch votes aye. mr. connelly. >> aye. >> mr. quigley votes aye. mr. davis votes aye. >> mr. welsh. >> aye. >> mr. murphy? miss spear. >> miss spaer votes aye. >> mr. kucinich. >> you're not recorded. >> i vote aye. >> mr. kucinich votes aye. you are not, sir. >> mr. burton votes no. >> mr. mckenry. >> votes no. >> mr. mchenry votes no. >> anyone else seek recognition. >> votes aye. >> mr. murphy votes aye. >> the clerk will report. on that vote, mr. chairman, there are 14 ayes, 23 nos. >> the amendment is not agreed to. we now call the roll on the lynch amendment. mr. i. no. >> mr. mica votes no. mr. plats votes no. mr. turner. mr. turner votes no. mr. mchenry votes no. mr. jordan votes no. mr. chaffetz. >> no. mr. chaffetz votes no. mr. mack votes no. mr. wahlberg. mr. wahlberg votes no. mr. langford votes no. mr. move votes no. mr. gozar. mr. labrador votes no. mr. meehan. mr. walsh. no.

check out this campaign ad e-mailed by a pac supporting kelly put out. "jesse kelly for congress."e kelly holding an assault rifle. he's running again for gabby giffords' seat, against a man shot in the tragedy, and this is how the pac wants to portray him? but there's more reason to be concerned. his links to the americans for legal immigration pac. in 2010 kelly received an endorsement from this group also known as ali-pac. it claims to be one of america's top immigration enforcement and border security advocacy groups. but they're linked to several white supremacist groups, including the social club. the adl calls it, quote, hard-core racist skinhead group. and the adl links ali-pac to the largest socialist movement, the largest neo-nazi group in the country. in 2010 when john mccain was running against an ali-pac endorsed challenger, his campaign slammed the group calling them an extreme fringe group linked to white supremacist neo-nazis and anti-semites who condone raciveracisracism. last month kelly sat down for a local interview on arizona tv and was asked about it. watch wh

he'll be facing this man, jesse kelly. kelly ran and lost against 10's congressional race.a party, a former marine, who served in the iraq war. in 2010 he called liberalism an infectious disease and also called congresswoman giffords useless and a hero of nothing. in 2010 he held a campaign gun event calling supporters to get on target for victory in november. help remove giffords from office and to shoot a fully automatic m16 with kelly at the event. that was before the tragedy, and it had nothing to do with it, but it's still unacceptable. that brings us to the present day. check out this campaign ad e-mailed by a pac supporting kelly put out. "jesse kelly for congress." what do you see? you see kelly holding an assault rifle. he's running again for gabby giffords' seat, against a man shot in the tragedy, and this is how the pac wants to portray him? but there's more reason to be concerned. his links to the americans for legal immigration pac. in 2010 kelly received an endorsement from this group also known as ali-pac. it claims to be one of america's top immigration enfo

>> reporter: that's right, kelly. about $6.4 billion was knocked off samsung electronics and as a national bellwether waiting on the main index. helped drag the kospi 1.2% lower at the close. and as you said, local brokerages cut their forecast deciding weak global demand not to mention slower than expected rebound in prices. the delay sales in some markets also gave securities firms a reason to lower their outlook. samsung electronics is very bullish about its sales for the smartphone. it hits the local markets today. the president of the mobile business, in fact, will easily be a 10 million unit seller in july making it south korea's fastest selling smartphone. so far it's been a major hit in europe. a share of key mark like italy, france and germany has already topped 50% in both the smartphone and hand set segments. while revenue is looking strong, investors are worried. back over to you. >> thank you, rhie. asian hand set makers are also dealing with another challenge. analysts say unprecedented growth in many as

kelly, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. there were emotions and allegations of political motives flying today. house republicans say they have been waiting for eight months to get documents from the attorney general and only today the white house stepped in. a key committee took an important step toward sending a message to the department of justice. a rare and serious reprimand. >> 23 ayes, 17 nos. >> the ayes have it. >> reporter: eric holder could become the first attorney general ever hold in contempt of congress. >> the attorney general has refused to cooperate. >> reporter: five months before the election, a power struggle between the obama administration and congress. >> it shouldn't have come to this. nobody likes doing this. >> it shouldn't be a political witch hunt against the attorney general of our country and our president in an election year. >> today the white house asserted executive privilege to shield documents from congress.

naomi kelly. raise your right hand and repeat after me.nstitution of the united states and the constitution that against allçw3ççfáçççç ea domestic -- u!çthat iççç wir trueçççççç faith and alleo the constitution of theççççd çççstates and the constitutif çççsthte ofç california -- t çççsthisçw3 obalifornia -- t or purpose of evasion -- and that i will well and faithfully discharge --q which i am about to enter -- s i hold the office of -- ççóçççcity admi for theççç;ççóçç city andn ççç[cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, history in our city is being made again, welcome the new city administrator, naomi kelly. [applause] >> thank you. w3ççñrççthank you, mr. mayof supervisors, members of the community, colleagues, and friends. i am very pleased to deliver my first remarks as your new city administrator. [applause] t(çççççthis has beenççxd. earlier today,ç i am sure you heard t, downxdç proposition 8,çç and affirming judgeççç walker's decisiní. [applause] in their ruling,

kelly just mentioned the supreme court ruling.resident obama claiming victory with the health care mandate being up held by the court's highest court. joining us is the senator from delaware. senator this morning we're trying to figure out what this all means. businesses or some business lobbying groups immediately responded yesterday that this is bad news for its members, the national retail federation, the national federation of independent businesses are particularly concerned about what it may mean for smaller businesses too and i guess my question to you is what can be done relief some of those concerns? >> well, becky, that really is good news that you opened this segment with from europe. it's encouraging to hear the eurozone crisis may be lessening a little bit. similarly the affordable care act decision upholding its constitutionality by the supreme court yesterday ought to show a path forward fours. republicans and democrats and the house and senate i think, our challenge is to come together and find ways to responsibly

you have led me right to, it kelly. if president obama's signature law as we just laid out, he spent his first 14 months of his presidency trying to get this through. he did, though not in the form he would like to have it. what would it mean to him if the law was stricken down or if the individual mandate were pulled out. >> for democrats, it poses a very serious challenge. the president has staked so much of his political identity on this law. part of what he would certainty do is say that they have got to keep fighting for those issues that matter to people about how health care affects real families in hard times. republicans, who have anticipated that there could be at least part of the law struck down could actually lose a little bit of their thunder. for example, if this individual mandate, the requirement to buy insurance, is off the table, would that make their argument that the president should not be elected any less potent? that's something we will have to watch for. it would be tough for democrats. it might

kelly is among them.n't had more than a couple hours of sleep a night in years. >> i would try a new medication. i would try a new kind of pillow, a bed. i would try anything in order to get some sleep. >> reporter: help may come from an unlikely source. a dog named bear who falls asleep when he tries to eat. rusty, a dachshund. both have narcolepsy, a condition that affects union. studies at stanford led to a discovery of the brain system that controls when we wake and sleep. >> this incredibly important, really a medical breakthrough in sleep medicine. because forever we've been treating patients with insomnia with medicines that put people to sleep, where in fact with this particular medication we're blocking wakefulness. >> all previous sleeping pills including ambien and others affect the entire central nervous system. the newer drugs affect a smaller area of the brain discovered in dogs that induces sleep. results presented today with more than 2,000 people. merck, the manufacturer, found that the n

we've outlined and kelly -- in kelly kaplan's letters the changes. those changes are reflected under the revised plan. so what we would like this board to do is to approve the modified plans pursuant to the settlement. and we're happy to answer any questions you may have. victor? >> have the plans been reviewed by planning? or d.b.i.? ok. any issues? >> we can have them come up to speak. mr. snyder. if you would just acknowledge your review of the plan. thanks. >> president hwang, with the planning department, in response to your question, yes, we have reviewed plans. yes, they do comply with the planning code. >> thank you. >> does the building department have anything they want to add? >> the plans are compliant. >> thank you. >> thank you. call for public comment. is there anyone here who would like to speak on this item? >> good evening, commissioners. my name is leo. i'm the president of the 18-unit condo homeowners association that our neighbor, maud hallin, referred to. we're the upslope neighbor. and our -- we're the upslope neighbor with our

i worry, and i think kelly said it really well. sometimes this idea of investigative accountability gets translated into investigative gotcha. we're going after trivial things and people know that. they know they're not big things. we're caught pumping them up to make ourselves look big. i think we need to look at ourselves in a mirror as a profession and make sure we're holding on to the things we learned in the watergate country are valuable to the country. >> well said. i think it's incumbent upon the new generation of digital based media, which i'm working on at the "the huffington post." we have to be infire fire -- inspired by that tradition that david is talking about and you always need inspired leadership to do that. that was the thing about nixon. he corrupted the idea of acceptable, responsible leadership. he took the idea of leadership and sold it for money and corrupt power. whether it's in the media or in politics or government, we have to remember that. chris: isn't it interesting that the public, whether on a jury o

i want to introduce the moderator henry kelly at this time. henne kelly, i'm sorry. >> she is one of the most dynamic richmond activists, a longtime teacher, and acted with the seniors in the district. >> and i work with christine daily at senior action network. >> who knew? >> i am a richmond district resident, i have been for 35 years. this is one of the most beautiful parts of the park. i am so happy to be here. this is a very nicely planned events, and most of the time, they say there will be listening to you, but let me go over the rules. we realize not everyone will be able to speak tonight, but we will compile all the information from the board. you all have blue cards were you can write down what you want to ask, and then there will be queued to pick that up. you can hold up your card and people will come around. there is also a series of budget hearing before the budget and finance committee. in order to have an effective meeting, we want to lay out a few ground rules to help guide the conversation. as a teacher, i understand that. yo

kelly, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. any time someone from wall street is saying i'm sorry, that stirs up a lot of dread around here about the risk to taxpayers that new mistakes might trigger some future bailout. when the bank with the best reputation for managing its own risk runs into trouble, congress asked the man in charge to come here and explain. long considered the rock star of wall street -- >> jamie dimon is a crook -- >> today jamie dimon, the ceo of the country's largest bank was jeered by protesters. dimon came to deliver a high-profile apology. >> we made a mistake. i'm absolutely responsible. the buck stops with me. >> reporter: in april jpmorgan chase launched at least $2 billion and counting of its own money using a complex strategy of trades that were meant to protect the firm's overall financial strength but did just the opposite, exposing the bank and its shareholders to steep losses. >> something obviously went very wrong. >> we feel terrible. but no client, customer or taxpayer money was impacted b

brian. >>> kelly o'donnell from washington tonight. kelly, thanks. >>> still ahead for us as we continue along the way. if it becomes a reality, it could be a kind of holy grail in the search for a good night's sleep that a lot of overmedicated americans are looking for. >>> later making a difference through the lens for kids fighting for their lives. >>> in health news tonight, what could be a turning point for the millions of americans who need help sleeping. this actually started with research into dogs. if approved, the treatment they are talking about here for humans could be what a lot of people have went robert bazell has our report. >> reporter: some 60 million americans suffer from some kind of insomnia. >> it's very frustrating. >> reporter: she's among them. she hasn't had more than a couple hours of sleep a night in years. >> i would try a new medication. i would try a new kind of pillow. i would try a new kind of bed. i would try anything in order to get to sleep. >> reporter: help may come from an unlikely source. a dog n

let me get kellie out here -- kelly out here. >> on the overhead, i am kelly condon. this is to illustrate this portion of the backyard with the patio that was being discussed is already elevated. we are moving the stairs which are back in the corner. you cannot see them, they are in shadow. we're moving them in the center to go there. this is slow to just enough -- sloped just enough. there would be plenty all around the patio and the one change i did make since the previous presentation before i had shown the planters as flat and they should slope up to the retaining walls. there is an existing retaining wall at the back of the property. the remains and that is the wall we will be sloping the great back up to at the patio. that is the patio issue. one of the points in the -- this is the memo. that mary would put out to explain what we did and did not meet. there were two motions that contradicted. one was to move the orioles in 6 inches and the other said to possibly reduce the addition to be in line with the adjacent buildings. the adjacent buildings are flush to t

don kelly fouls out.a catch he made in left, taking a home run away from teixeira, brought to you by mazda, better, stronger, smarter. difference in the ballgame. he is 1-3, swnging the bat after fouling out. kuroda is one away from going 7 strong. here's santos, 1-1 with a sacrifice, 1-2, as hiroki kuroda throws it across and teixeira saved it in error and may have had his right foot stepped on. so teixeira, due up second to the yankees in the eighth, as long as everything checks out. 2-1, tigers on top. had three ki. and she became the full time mother of three. it was soccer, and ballet, and cheerleading, and baseball. those years were crazy. so, as we go into this next phase, you know, a big part of it for us is that there isn't anything on the schedule. try and be nice to people. avoid eating fat. life. read a good book every now and then. get some walking in and try to live together in peace and harmony with people of all creeds and nations. that's pretty spectacular advice actually. thank you. i en

kelly, thanks. >>> now to pennsylvania. the defense has rested tonight in the jerry sandusky trial but one thing that was promised did not happen. sandusky did not take the stand himself. our report from nbc's john yang at the courthouse. >> reporter: when jerry sandusky arrived at the courthouse, many still expected he would take the stand. at the defense table he and to -- appeared to study notes and other documents as four of his six adopted children looked on. after an hour of testimony, the defense asked for a recess. they and the prosecution followed judge john cleland into chambers. sandusky remained in court chatting with supporters. but then he was called in as well. some 30 minutes later, everyone returned, sandusky looking shaken and subdued. when court resumed defense attorney joseph amendola rose. the defense rests. without testimony from sandusky who has pleaded not guilty to more than 50 child sexual assault charges, the jury must consider a defense that's a two-pronged challenge to the accusers' accounts. th

kelly's nomination is set to confirmation by the d.c. council. >>> mitt romney is denying reports he's ruling out marco rubio as a running mate. romney said he is vetting the congressman. this is the first time he has confirmed his campaign has vetted anyone. romney set the record straight about rubio while campaigning in michigan. it was final stop on his five-day bus tour through six battleground states. and while you were sleeping, president obama arrived back in washington from the g-20 summit in mexico. the president told reporters yesterday that he is confident european leaders will be able to solve their economic crisis. he admitted if europe's finances don't improve, our country's economic recovery may lag, and that could impact his re-election prospects. president obama also met with russian and chinese leaders while at the summit. he said neither country agreed to work with the u.s. and other countries to stop the violence in syria. >>> today the d.c. council will consider a new proposal to add electronic billboards to the brys

kelly swoope joins us with more. >> the race has gotten so popular that they had to change the starting line to get more runners in the race. it's all for charity. runners from all over the area will be lacing up and running to benefit the signal 13 foundation, the family trust and girls on the run. girls on the run is a nonprofit program that focuses on building self-esteem, empowering girls and doing it all through running. cheryl conner is one of the hard working coaches and her girls will be cheering her on. we asked some of the girls on the run what some of their favorite things are. >> you can be who you want to be when you're running. >> i like to pace myself so i can run the whole way. >> abc2 is a proud sponsor of the brought 10-miler -- of the baltimore 10-miler. kelly swoope, abc2 news. >>> more than 109,000 signatures forced the state to act on the dream act issue. now you'll get the decision whether illegal immigrants should get tuition breaks. the dream act, which will be up to the votetors in the november -- voter's election. >>> baltimore county police have identified th

those media reports claim kelly may have given that employee large raises. mayor gray says kelly admitted to the sexual affair, but was cleared of any wrong doing by the department of housing and urban development. gray said it's important to remember kelly was successful in his position as housing authority director here in d.c. for many years. >> michael had a very, very successful career here in the city. i worked closely with michael. he was here for eight years in 2000 and 2008. i worked closely with him. he is a nationally respected professional. as far as we know, he layed out the details. he brought it to us and you know, we had the issue verified through hud, through department of housing and development. >> with his skills regarding housing, if there's something in his personal life and it's been getting this much attention in philadelphia, then we should look at that as well. >> it's important to note that this is a nomination. so there still needs to be a public hearing and also a full council vote on the issue. in the newsroom, fox 5 news. >>> m

barber is running against kellie. kellie fought to nationalize the race by accusing barber of putting in. most powerful side on our side is this. we are right and they are wrong. >> new jersey governor chris christie taking aim at president obama and his agenda. and christie is not the guy. what they want on the ticket. we'll tell you who that person was next . new fox news polls are out with low scores for governor romney in areas. romney supporter is going to be joining us to set the record straight. and coming up next. governor sarah palin is back with us and she will answer the questions and tell you what she would do to fix our nation's ailing commempt stay with us. a party? [ music plays, record skips ] hi, i'm new ensure clear. clear, huh? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not juice or fancy water, i'm different. i've got nine grams of protein. twist my lid. that's three times more than me! twenty-one vitamins and minerals and zero fat! hmmm. you'll bring a lot to the party. [ all ] yay! [ female announcer

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