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so does ed kline.ould the president resort with the nuclear option and go each week day hear my daily commentary the huckabee report. details at mikehuckabee.com. we are back with the best selling author ed kliin author of the book the amateur. there is speculation that if things get tough, the nuclear option might be use that would be to somehow try to attack mitt romney on his faith. i think that would be horrendous and bordering on unamerican, is that something that might be discuss in the obama circles. >> i think it is more than discuss they centerhave tried to roll out the first part of this campaign. the new york times, sunday review has done a piece about racism and mormonism. and nbc spent an hour about mormonism in prime time. and abc has run two segments on mormonism. gq has done a terrible, terrible piece and negative piece about mormonism . msnbc has torn into the mormons. >> i like to call them bsnbc. and all with one thought in mind. you have got 17 million christian evangelical voterss

kline received a $700,000 check today.he'll use most of it to fund an antibullying group and she will also enjoy her retirement. now you have the news edge. as always, thanks for staying up late. see you tomorrow. >> fox 5 news isn't over. go to myfoxdc.com for news, weather, and entertainment updates. fox 5 news is washington's best news on air and online at myfoxdc.com. brought to you by verison.

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kline: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm pleased now to yield two minutes to a distinguished member of the committee, the the gentlelady from north carolina, ms. foxx. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the chairman for yieldingtime. -- for yielding time. it is unfortunate that our colleagues across the aisle are attempting to paint republicans as inconsistent on welfare work requirement, distract from their position in favor of undermining successful welfare reform. they suggest that the work force investment improvement act wiia, that i co-authored with representatives mckeown and hecht, would -- and heck, would gut the work requirements. the wiia allowed governors to reduce the number of taxpayer subsidized employment and training programs and offer real assistance to the millions of american whors unemployed and suffering because of the policies of this administration. wiia would would reduce inefficiencies in how states administer

to kline is in a position to help tepco take nuclear safety to the next level. >> tepco managers took all of their plants offline after the accident. but they're looking at reopening one on the seacoast possibly next year. will it happen do you think? >> people at tepco realize that they have to do a better job. the company's image, as you know has been tarnished for the past 18 months, and many attempts to improve that image have backfired. >> translator: we understand we have no right to restart power plants without appropriate safety measures in place. >> i spoke with one exterritope. >> they have not defined the risks they should prepare for. they had relied on their own myth that everything was perfectly safe. now they need to clarify who was ultimately responsible. without that, there's no way to restart nuclear plants. the most important thing is to change their corporate maggette culture. >> it's fair to say tepco leaders want to use the panel to regain the public's trust. but the ultimate question, i think is whether there's a will to change the corporate culture or if this i

in addition to joseph masrala, there's also steven kline.also been on the watch list of several hate speech groups, monitoring groups. for years he also has a program on that same broadcast operation that masrala runs. masrala and steven kline are whereabouts unknown right now. >> and mike, he's being questioned and talk about possible parole violation we've reported. but with regard to his security, might he have to be provided with security? and if so, do you know who would do that security for him? would give that to him? >> one would guess it seems to make sense that the people responsible for this video which has resulted in so much violence around the world right now would have some blow back. steven kline before he left told a local reporter he was leaving town because he had had believable death threats. we don't know of anything directly. but we also heard nakoula himself is not going back to his home into a suburb of los angeles about 25 miles east of the city. we don't know where he's going. but he has a family who are still in th

rachel kline, craig whitman. gotcha. [ laughter ] are you going to put a graphic over my face? [ slams ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, craig. and now for your stock report, let's send it over to our stock correspondent derek pepper. derek? >> thank you, jimmy. [ light laughter ] stocks surged after the fed pledged to buy $40 billion of mortgage-backed securities in the third round of qe-3. we'll keep you posted on the updates as they come in. back to you, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you, derek, but please take that goofy thing off. this is a news show. [ laughter ] [ applause ] thank you. folks, today i'm joined by health and fitness specialist allison craiger, who studies on a well-balanced diet and it's effect on long-lasting life have earned her accolades in the health community -- including back-to-back gayle w. perkins awards and we're honored to have her here today. now allison, it is true you say that carrot juice can actually help you live longer? >> yes. >> jimmy: terrific. thank you, allison. [ laughter

the panel will propose safety improvements to tepco members including dale kline, a former chairman of the u.s. nuclear regulatory association. the first meeting is scheduled for early next mow. spokespersons say they will use the recommendations to draw up an action plan by the end of the year. this will include reviewing safety measures and improving access to information. tepco president says a company qualified to operator a nuclear power plant has to take measures to prevent a possible accident. the turn around plan includes restarting a nuclear plant in central japan by next april at the earliest. residents of some communities are already voicing their opposition to that proposal. the accident prompted people in japan and abrd to scrutinize the nuclear industry and members of the cabinet finalized plans for a largely independent nuclear watch dog. the cabinet decided to inaugurate the watch dog on wednesday of next week. the commission will replace the nuclear and industrial safety agency. that agency is controlled by the economy, trade, and industry ministry which has promoted a

the whole thing began when kline michael saxton took a hostage at gunpoint and held him on the 16th floor of a pension administration firm. he claimed to have explosives. police cleared out the building when family members and friends came to the scene, saxton surrendered. >> the negotiators were very successful in keeping the line of communication open. no one was injured. no life was taken. >> he recently wrote on facebook that it was all over and he had lost everything. friends pleaded with him through social media to surrender. >>> starting monday, new yorkers will see a controversial ad popping up in their subway system. the person behind that ad has now launched a legal fight to place it here, in our metro. the ad reads, in any war between the civilized man and the savage support the civilized man. support israel, defeat jihad. behind it, gellar, she's with a group. some call her ad antimuslim. gellar disagrees. >> honestly, anyone that disagrees with me, i would take a bullet for their right to disagree with me. this is the beauty of america. the free exchange of ideas. >> througho

steve kline was involved on the film. he said he has no regrets. >> i could not have done a better job than to point out how dangerous these people are. the blood is on their hands not mine. >> reporter: the film's actors released a joint statement. one identified as cindy said she confronted the filmmaker after seeing the clips on youtube. >> i said why did you do this to us? i said you put us out there. he said, you know, this isn't your fault. he said you tell the world that i did this. that i did this. he was tired of radical muslims killing people. >> google which owns youtube pulled down the clips. independent report concludes a u.s. military strike against iran would risk a major war in the middle east. the report due out today was put together by former u.s. government officials and retired military officers. it concludes extended strikes against iran could destroy its nuclear facilities but only a temporary setback in iran's nuclear program. >>> a decision by the federal reserve today and the wait is over for the

. >> we determine whether kline's from one of the new advertisements is true. the results are street had. >> the move -- the mayor of baltimore is taking a closer look at the red light and speed cameras. i have a live report. >> are companies keeping track of what your kids do online? i'm hallie jackson live in washington with what they're doing to keep your kids safe. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> this is 11 news at 6. >> the big story at 6 -- a new bunch of gambling ads are finding their way into the air waves and they're making a claims. >> some say a big portion of the gaming revenue will definitely go to education. david collins

we were putting a deal together, we were going to go to cnn or hbo, and john kline -- john; right? the president of cnn, and he said we'll put you on tv right now, and i was overwhelmed because it was the first time i didn't know what i was supposed to be, what i was supposed to be a news journalist, but at a certain point, i found that i was supposed to be me, and it was like landing in russia and not speaking russian. it was a total culture shock, but i learned a lot about myself, and i learned a lot about, i think, people and their consumption of news. i think, you know, it was an arguous process, one i shaped the way i started to see things. >> okay, good, good. [inaudible conversations] >> covering the thirst for learning, do you think if we had this kind of level of wealth that americans would still have a thirst for learning? that's missing from our society. >> there's never been a society more wealthy, and there's also never been a generation less curious. i think that we have been consumed -- like, we used to make things. like, i remember growing up, we had a slogan that s

in charges of espionage for his role with wiki leaks the sounders lawyer baltazar garzon says he's kline did nothing more than express his freedom of speech. last night i do not think mr assange is a spy all he did was exercise his right to freedom of information he received and shared it with much more surprise. there's been no investigation into the glaring crimes documented in those we can put out featuring u.s. interference with issues that have absolutely no relation to either national security or the safety of american citizens are different as if you mean for the wealthy we have plenty more news for you on our website or to call head there for the latest. on saturday saw russian opposition supporters flood back on to the street so go to the column for a full report on yesterday's rally and moscow also a student's video project worth an eight plus earns attention ali from his class teacher but also from the federal intelligence agency learn more on that story. in the u.s. thousands brace for rallies against fat cat corporations had of the occupy wall street movements first annivers

. >> reporter: steve kline was a consultant on the film.f as a christian activist and an outspoken critic of radical islam. he has no regrets about the violence triggered by the film. >> he even had a girlfriend. >> i know, i've heard about this. >> reporter: kline says the film's financial backers are an anonymous group with ties to the middle east. the film itself is amateurish, shot outside l.a. on a very low budget. several actors told cbs news they only saw their scenes. they were horrified and frightened by the end result. >> i pray now for the family of the lost, you know, that lost their loved ones. and i'm praying for this to stop. >> reporter: when filmmakers failed to attract hollywood attention, they turned to youtube. they wanted radical islamists to take notice. in that, they succeeded. for "cbs this morning," bill whitaker in los angeles. >>> the attacks in the middle east have now become a flash point in the presidential campaign. jan crawford is in washington. jan, good morning. >> well, good morning, charlie. >> it seems t

yesterday karen kline was handed a check for more than 70,000. and she has since retired. the so-called best man loses the wedding ring . it was in vain. they used the mom's name. two hours later the priest arrived in the reception saying he found the ring. >> this has a lot to say. >> that video had more two million hitos youtube. the sheep has a twitter and facebook pag

president clinton takes the stage, and ed kline, author of the best-selling book "the amateur," is herexas attorney general greg abbott and lewlerman among our -- loulerman among our guests. be right back. [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be nice if there was an easier, less expensive option than a traditional lawyer? at legalzoom you get personalized services for your family and your business that's 100% guaranteed. so go to legalzoom.com today for personalized, affordable legal protection.

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drew kline is the editorial paged tore for the union leader newspaper.numbers, do those seem accurate to you? >> yeah, roughly. i think that obama had a pretty big lead in new hampshire late last year. his popularity has dropped, his job performance as dropped. people are giving mitt romney a much closer look than they did before, especially, you know, they are giving i should say obama's opponent a close look now that he has an opponent. so it's close in new hampshire. the polls suggest that there's 3, 4 points difference right now. there is actually u & h conducting a poll in the field right now as we speak. it will be out next week. it will be interesting to see how that shapes up. jon: yeah, i'm accustomed to new hampshire being, you know, so politically involved in the early stages of a campaign, because it's that first in the nation primary, but i don't recall it being such a crucial battleground state this late in the process. is my memory failing, or is this an unusual year for new hampshire? >> i don't know that it's all that unusual now. new ha

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you just heard part of my interview with debbie wasserman schultz, saying phill kline misquoted her at's party convention. was the congresswoman taken out of context? well, we want to let you decide. phillip klein is here and we have the full recording that congresswoman schultz was talking about. so i want you to hear it and i want philip to hear it, then we'll talk about it. >> we want you to be armed with the facts. so we are going to give you those facts. we have one page document that succinctly describes president obama's stellar record on israel. we have a six-page document as well because, we're jus and one page really isn't enough. and we have a myths versus facts document which addresses a lot of the typical baloney that is spewed by republicans. let me just close by telling you this, and sharing this with you. we know and i heard middle west ambassador michael oren say this, that what the republicans are doing is dangerous for israel. they are undermining israel's security by suggesting that the united states and israel don't have anything other than a unique and close and s

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the siege began when 22-year- old kline saxton took a man hostage on the 16th floor of a building downtown. he threatened he had explosives. while inside the building, saxton posted on facebook he recently lost everything and st a few hours later, negotiators convinced him to surrender. police say it's unclear why he chose the building or selected the hostage or if he even knew him. >>> american airlines is locked in a bitter dispute with its pilots and causing massive delays. cbs news reports more than 500 flights failed to reach their destination on time yesterday. 500. in august, the on time arrival rate was 74%. it is down to 54% this month. the head of the pilot's union denied that it is causing the delays intentionally. >> you are seeing the resultover what happens to the operation when you have a huge employee grouthat is very unhappy. our pilots are operating without the protections and the benefit of a contract. you have a lot of workers out there. it's not limited to just the pilots that are uncertain about the feature of this airline and they are terribly unhappy. >> flight atte

and i sidi kline in the future unless we begin to solve these problems. solve it by having 60 republican senators and a majority in the congress and a republican president with a clear agenda, if that doesn't happen this election then there has to be some compromise. ronald reagan did it. he compromised. and he is now an icon among conservatives as he should be. >> a pleasure to see you. >> next a man who knows more than anybody else about what it's like to run against barack obama. senator john mccain and his wife cindy. why they believe mitt romney will win in november. >> we nominate mitt romney, we do so with a greater purpose than winning an advantage for our party. we charge him with the care of a higher cause. his election represents the best hopes for our country and the world. it is said that this election will turn on domestic and economic issues. but what mitt romney knows, and what we know, is that the success at home also depends on our leadership in the world. (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southe

we'll have fabulous day on "good afternoon america," vanilla ice, ice, ice, baby, and actor chris klineughley going "toe to toe." today. >>> how about a vacation? >> why not? >> this next story is about vacation vandals gone wild. you can prepare for a lot of things. what about animal antics? a new show -- yes, animal ant s antics. a new show by nat geo. they're cute. they're cuddly. physical they ruin your vacation. from charging goats. >> i need help. >> reporter: to wayward baboons. these people learned firsthand what it means to be punked by wild animals. it's all caught on tape. meet babby and brandon. they set off for a romantic get away to cuba. their trip takes a surprising turn when they pay a visit to a bottle nose dolphin habitat. >> the trainer told me i could lean in me he said it will come up and kiss you on the cheek. >> reporter: she gets more than she bargained for. as flipper decides he wants more than just a smooch. >> just started going to town on her. >> reporter: for ronald and carmelita, it's south africa. >> we're driving to go back to cape town. we saw a group o

. >> steve kline says that he is worried about his own safety and is in hiding.ein we tried to get o bacile, but he said he has not known him long and he says that the film cost $5,000 to make with 50 people in the cast and the crew, a team that is now furious over the movie n. a statement to cnn they said that the entire cast and crew are extremely upset and feel taken advantage of by the producer. we are 100% not behind this film and we were grossly misled about the intent and the purpose. we are shocked by the drastic rewrites of the scripts and the lies told to all involved. did you or mr. bacile have any sense that the film would cause the fallout that it apparently has? >> absolutely not. it's, when i spoke to him, we knew that it would cause some friction if anybody paid attention to it. when we first showed it, nobody paid attention to it. so i pretty much forgot about it and went to hollywood and saw that nobody went to it. -- >> reporter: sorry to interrupt, but if you knew it would cause friction, could you not presuppose it would cause violence in the

and he's assisted by a guy named steve kline who is the film promoter lives in hemet california. klein is head of a group called courageous christians united. he has called muslims identified them as monsters and the southern poverty law center which tracks groups like the kkk and skinheads and other hate groups in this country has identified two of the organizations that klein is involved with as hate groups. so what about these guys? make a video like this, knowing what's going to happen, pop it up online and then we say well, that's their first amendment right. chuck calling -- i don't think so. chuck calling from santa fe in new mexico. hi chuck. >> hi, how are you? >> bill: hi, good. >> i agree with you. it is called is sadition. mr. klein was very arrogant when he was interviewed. >> bill: i saw that interview. he basically said -- >> caller: i'm a catholic. christianity is different in different segments. he was very arrogant about it. as if they deserved it. >> bill: yeah, exactly. he said he had no remorse. he didn't feel he had blood on his hands. he hates muslims and h

my friend joe kline said, they are so terrified by voters. >> i wonder why. >> that the idea of going. it just doesn't seem to be in their nature at the moment. >> chuck's nodding. pointing to the fact that it's -- if they spend so much time with focus groups it's almost like they worked the stage time. you didn't think it was possible to spend 37 hours a day listening to focus group, but they can. >> they do this and -- it is -- the metrics of them. that's why they can measure everything and know all this information where the campaign is, but it is -- it is, i think, twisted the principles into knots. >> we need more bulwark. >> just a little bull. somebody needs a bull. >> do you believe the place, where i work,s when i worked with my mentor, the great consultant to the '70s, we never tested a slogan. we sat around in his office smoking cigars. >> the best cigars -- >> and just in -- we did. >> cigars. >> except cigars, but go ahead. >> that's another story. >> cigar -- >> that's how we got the slogan, wow, look at the colors. now that i think about it. it just was an -- instinct,

steve kline who said he was a consultant on the film said he's being contacted by authorities, by fbit want to speak out. everybody seems to have taken on board just how massive a ripple in the world this film has created, and is beginning to quiet down and take this very seriously, wolf. >> thanks very much. kate bolduan is watching some other stories. >> reporter: thursday we want to show some live pictures coming out of cairo, egypt. as we've been following this protest that's gone on throughout the day and into the night these protests and live pictures continue. looks like they are setting off fireworks. >> it's escalating and will continue escalate, kate, as we get closer and closer to the friday morning prayers. right now it's approaching 2:00 a.m. over there in cairo, by 5:00 a.m. it's really going to be daylight and that's when things could get even more intense. >> reporter: we'll continue to watch that. i want to bring you some other top stories. fed chairman ben bernanke announced plans to unleash more stimulus to boost the u.s. economy. fed will bi$40 billion of mortgage