. >> wall street has lashed out against the democratic party. when charles schumer was chairman of the campaign committee, he raked in millions from wall street. that is way down now because they are dismayed over their treatment. >> if you doubt this, you can by legislation. that is the way we built our campaign system. >> bp has finally stopped the leak temporarily. >> what a beautiful picture. we have been looking at that gushing oil for 87 days. bp is causing it may lack -- may not last. >> how to the politics of this payout -- play out? does this get the president off the hook? >> yes, does that -- because that picture has been devastating. it happened on his watch. he did not reform the interior department quick enough and lord knows, we know the mineral services management agency was corrupt. >> if he had got this stopped a few weeks earlier, he would got much more credit politically but some americans have moved from the issue to elsewhere. it is happening too late, almost. >> i think it is very important. the image of the spewing oil wa

the suspect lashed out with his pen and cut the victim's eyelid. >>> a landmark victory for gays andbians serving in the church is set for tomorrow. seven bay area pastors are added to the clergy roster after being barred from serving in the evangelical lutheran church. they will be added at st. mark's church. last year the organization lifted a policy requiring celibacy. churches can hire gay clergy in committed relationships. >>> people who are looking to cool off can't go to almaden lake because of a potentially harmful algae bloom. the lake will be closed until the algae dissipates. park staff plan to monitor the water. >>> you were talking about the triath on this through that lake. >> two weeks ago. the creek trail runs into that. >> we hope no one was injured or infected. in the meantime, nice day today, tomorrow and stuff is change something. >> yeah. cooling off again. >> it has been a weird summer. we had a wetter than average winter with the rainfall. the temperatures are cooler than average. it has been a cool month for us in may, june and now july. we are having 50s now.

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. >> little wonder that people sometimes lash out. he arrived too late to stop this fight. it was just a small car accident, but the two drivers attacked each other. now, he attempts to stop it from escalating into something worse. >> it happens regularly, he tells us. people cannot cope with their lives anymore. >> the barber and his brother are on their way home. the whole family is coming to lunch. that is, the family members who are still here in baghdad. two of his brothers fled to europe. his wife and his two sons went to sweden two years ago, when the attacks became worse. this young woman is also dreaming of another life. she does not want to abandon her mother. she shows us how they made drinkable water out of the substance that comes out of the taps here. >> by phil this container with tap water and i wait two days until the grunge has settled at the bottom. >> it is lunchtime. we asked about the u.s. withdrawal. as shia, they are thankful to the americans. the war meant liberation from some. they're not sure if they regret seeing u.s. troops leave. >> we were tol

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. >> reporter: the bad economic news has fearful democrats lashing out at each other.se press secretary gibbs ignited a firestorm with this comment. >> i think there's no doubt there are enough seats in play that could cause republicans to gain control. there's no doubt about that. >> reporter: gibbs says he's stating the obvious but sources say speaker nancy pelosi is angry at him and deeply unhappy the white house isn't doing more to help. after meeting with the president, pelosi said he will now campaign more for house democrats, but that creates another problem. many vulnerable democrats don't want the increasingly unpopular president in their districts at all. many of those vulnerable democrats say, yes, wall street reform is a good thing, but what their constituents desperately need now is jobs. chip reid, cbs news, the white house. >>> this morning on "the early show," new revelations about the mel gibson phone rant. >>> and a performance by sting. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." my job is to hunt it down. i'm fred lemond, and i'm in charge of

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live from moscow i'm alice habits international activists lashing out at world leaders fall failing in their promises to do more to treat people with h.i.v. the criticism comes during the aids conference which is underway in vienna calling for an end to treatment discrimination is there for us. but you see already the funding's been a big topic of the last couple of days and the certainly being concerned that some countries such as the us is seen as perhaps we can in their commitment to funding and now we've heard arguments such as hiv and aids is they get funded these are being called false arguments is that there's really much much more that needs to be done there's still many people not receiving people here is taking a life saving treatments and this is another really big issue here is this access universal access to hate hiv prevention treatment now we've heard today a former u.s. president bill clinton speaking and he's called for the head hiv and aids organizations to really ensure that their efficient in the delivery of their services rather than complaining and perhaps about t

famous american novelist who's gotten better over the years-- i won't say who he is-- who really lashed out at the zoo story: um, his own homosexual... undertones? he's one of the most heterosexual writers we have. really objected to that play, you know, quivering with--with outrage at what i was doing. now-- philip roth, i think his name was. [laughter] his lawyers can call your lawyers. i could-- i could be wrong. i don't want you guys to get sued. that's right. that's right. statements of guests are theirs and theirs alone. [laughter] you've never been deterred by criticism of your work, and in fact, sometimes you strike back. and probably the most heavily censored work you've done is also the most famous: who's afraid of virginia woolf? yeah, that was a fairly early play, my fifth play, and i ran into a bunch of trouble with that one. after the success of the play in new york-- in english, by the way-- they decided to do it in london. and back in those days, there was an organization in london called the royal chamberlain's office, which was there to look over the script of any play

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. >> reporter: the bad economic news has fearful democrats lashing out at each other. white house press secretary robert gibbs ignited a firestorm this week with this comment: >> i think there's no doubt there are enough seats in play that could cause republicans to gain control. there's no doubt about that. >> reporter: gibbs says he was simply stating the obvious but sources say speaker nancy pelosi is angry at him and deeply unhappy the white house isn't doing more to help. after meeting with the president last night, pelosi said he will now campaign more for house democrats. but that creates another problem. many vulnerable democrats don't want the increasingly unpopular president in their district at all. now, many of those vulnerable democrats say wall street reform is fine, but what their constituents are desperately calling for now is jobs and they're just not seeing it. katie? >> couric: chip reid at the white house tonight, chip, thank you. and on the matter of jobs, chip mentioned the stimulus program the president was touting today in holland, michigan. our

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russia around the world this is not see with me you lash apollo and thanks for joining it's experts and scientists from around the world are meeting in vienna this weekend to debate ways of fighting and preventing aids which kills over two million people yet there's of here is debate within the medical community with some dissenting doctors questioning the mainstream view that the hiv virus is the only cause of the disease sarah fatha reports from vienna. eighteenth international aids conference will begin and head in vienna bringing together around twenty five thousand policymakers scientists community work is activists and people living with hiv to discuss the latest developments in the stills but right now there's a today conference going on looking also a ton of definitions and treatments of hate hiv and aids when the aids epidemic first hit the headlines in the one nine hundred eighty s. it caused widespread panic for a singer he was one of the first diagnosed it was a terrifying experience for information was just records. chatroom. so. we have one of the first cardinals to distri

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news from russia and around the world this is all she was me you lash about holloa thanks for joining us the russian all mia has joined the fight against a raging forest fires that have already killed twenty five people and left thousands homeless in central russia a record breaking heat wave which has lasted weeks is to blame. reports now from a village ravaged by five just forty kilometers from the school. just take a look at the damage around me here these charge remains show what can happen when record heat meets drought like conditions and this was somebody is home and look nothing here is as it once was everything has been demolished now this family made it out ok but they're heartbroken and that's been the story throughout central russia where forest fires have ripped through the central area killing twenty five people and leaving two thousand homeless so now people are trying to figure out what's the next step how do they go on.

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up on the wikileaks websites -- [ inaudible ] >> -- the chairman of the joint chief of staffs is lashing as the wikileaks founder and his source, expected to be a 22- year-old soldier, saying they have blood on their hands. >> disagree with the war al you want. take issue the policy. challenge me or our ground commanders on knee decisions we make to accomplish the mission we have been given, but don't put those who willingly go into harm's way even further in harm's way just to satisfy your need to make a point. >> reporter: and new this morning the white house is imploring wicky leaks not to past anymore more anymore of the afghanistan documents. >>> alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> an al qaeda flag was flying over a neighborhood following a deadly attack there. 16 security officers were killed and some of the bodies were burned in the street. police say the attacks were carried out by 20 insurgents who all escaped. >>> this weekend there are rallies and marchs in san francisco and other cities around the world to mark a very sad anniversary. three uc berkeley graduates have spent

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this week, he's been making speeches in iran where he repeatedly lashes out at paul the octopus.hat picked all the world cup games? it lives in a german zoo, but ahmadinejad said paul the octopus is a symbol of everything that's wrong with the west. obviously he hasn't seen "jersey shore," but that's -- he also said -- [ applause ] paul the octopus is an example of decadence and decay in the western world. you have to lose some dictator credit when you pick a fight with an octopus, right? a little bit, at least, huh? [ applause ] no, i -- he's -- he's repeated this stance several times this week. most recently in this interview with iranian state tv. >> paul the octopus is an agent of western propaganda. those who believe in this type of thing cannot be the leaders of the global nations. paul the octopus is stupid. paul the octopus knows little of football. paul the octopus is a jew. and now, if you'll excuse me, i must leave to consult with my magic goat. >> jimmy: oh, that's -- how is that any more -- [ applause ] somebody -- sounds to me like somebody got ahold of some bad cal

. >> reporter: so, feinberg could only deliver a tongue-lashing to the bankers. are you saying these gu out like bandits? >> they made out more than bandits. they made out like royalty. i mean, these people had to be saved by taxpayers. by taxpayer dollars. they billions of dollars. they tanked the economy. i mean, look at the unemployment rates. look at main street right now. >> reporter: even though his administration isn't do anything about the bonuses, presidentl truse and trumpet the financial reform law he just signed. >> the need for this financial reform, by the way, was underscored by the report of a number of financial companies that continued to pay out lavish bonuses at the height of the financial crisis. even as they accepted billions of dollars in taxpayer assistance. >> reporter: now, in the financial reform bill, there is no language about these bonuses. so, what some people would another financial meltdow there would be a law thatys a o those contracts and wouldn't have to pay the bonuses in a future meltdow >> okay, david. thanks for that. >>> r

we welcome al sharpton and dana lash, organizer with the national tea party coalition, talk radio host of "the dana show." and magician and comedian, the star of "penn and teller live" in vegas. and peter barnhardt, senior political writer for the "the daily beast." president obama and shirley sherrod talked by phone today and here's what she told cnn's john king about that conversation. watch. >> i really did not want the president to say to me "i'm sorry." he's the president of the united states. i didn't really need to hear him say those words. i did need to hear them from the secretary and some others, but not necessarily from him. >> did he use those words? did the president say "i'm sorry?" >> he didn't come out and say "i'm sorry" but in every way, the words he did say to me, i think meant "i'm sorry." >> larry: let's go round robin on this. was this a two or three-day summer story or does it have large race implications? >> i think the implications here is when you have someone of her stature, she was married to one of the leaders of -- i can remember as a kid hearing the name.

dana lash is an organizer with the nationwide tea party organization. she's a blogger.f the reagan group, son, of course, of the late president ronald reagan. mark lamont hill, professor at columbia university and contributor to the loop 21.com. and alicia menendez is senior adviser to the new democrat network. we'll start with you, dana. the tea party leader mark williams and his tea party express have been expelled by the national tea party federation for racially insensitive comments that he made. did you agree with that move? >> i think when i first heard about mark williams, i honestly thought mark williams who? and i don't want to get all catty. i think this dude is a legend in his own mind. why all this attention is being given to like one person? he's never represented an entire movement. he is, i think, to himself perhaps, he thought he did. but never to me. never to anybody that i know. and i just think that he says a lot of what he -- i he think says a lot of what he says for attention, honestly. >> larry: mark, was it correct to remove them and kind of expel

dana lash is co-founder of the st. louis tea party and a talk radio host as well of the dana show. and nancy joul, social commentator. and contributor to cbs' "sunday morning." let's go around, reaction to this dispute. >> it's interesting. i know lots of people in the tea party movement. i've never heard one racist word out of any of them. i was quite suspicious about it to start with. i thought it must be some kind of cover for racist feelings. i've questioned people very close to me about it, very intensely. never heard a racist word. >> larry: what do you make of that billboard? >> it was the act of a very, very reckless and stupid person. >> larry: stephanie? >> even the other tea baggers, i loved that they actually didn't, you know, they condemned the sign, but only because they thought it was a waste of money. one of the leaders we quoted today said, well, he is sort of hitler-esque. but it was not a good, you know, spending of money. and i thought what? how can you be hitler-esque? the thing is just -- the tea party is going to do nothing but hurt the republican party and i

most of the people who were hurt had bruises and whip lash and even sprains and about 20 ended up inospital. there's no obvious damage to the plane. however, they are inspecting it today and i have to say, if going to denver is your best alternative, it's one of the most turbulent airports. it must have been pretty rough. >> i agree. >>> hopefully not rough on the roadways this morning. let's check in with mike. >> not turbulent at all. there's an issue to avoid if you want to avoid any turbulence, reports of some debris, more degr debris this time southbound 280. reports of a large chunk of metal. also reports of a tire. watch for chp and clearing through the area, over the next few minutes. north bay 280, very smooth as well as 101. both 18 to 20 minutes for your drive into san francisco out of san mateo and south between the bridges, just seven minutes, you're at the limit there as well. coming down the peninsula, ria had told me, you'd used the windshield wipers once or twice, but the mist was enough. >> otherwise i wouldn't have been able to see out of the windshield. almost lik

the oakland medical. " >> it will help me to on the way to help oakland deal with the recent thought lashf violence as we told on thursday is reaching out to several federal agencies for assistance. christine conley thought it would that help will mean for oakland residents. >>the oakland police department plans to draw federal agencies to town with a 2 day violence summit. officials say its in the works now set for late august. it will bring in agencies like the fbi, dea and atf. the u.s. attorney's office said the first day officials will meet with community leaders to discuss what's needed. the second day they will meet with the police department to hammer out the details. but the oakland police department said this doesn't mean you will see agents patrolling the oakland streets. instead they will be used to help with long-term investigations. with the layoffs of 80 police officers the oakland police department has had to shift some people from the criminal investigations unit to the street. >>obviously were not going to get 80 bodies from the federal government but what we do need is

i looked at it and thought can i do a sculpture on the end of an ice lash?t looks like he's on a sea saw because the eyelash is like that. he's almost levitating. that brings a lot of attention because people see it and they think, an eyelash. is that really an eyelash? is that really there. >> reporter: these tiny creations go for big money. up to $150,000. how small are your tools? abe levine is a collector of rare art outside atlanta. to him, this new wizard of oz sculpture at $70,000 was a bargain. >> to be able to own a piece of history the 8th wonder of the world in my house is just a dream i never would have envisioned. >> reporter: wigan's work was also featured at a show in new york with the most unlikely curator, arguably the world's tallest. 7'1" shaquille o'neal. small wonder that wigan's creation is the tiniest shaq the world has ever seen. >> put a guy like me inside a little pin. that's crazy. that's art. i can't do it. it would take me 17 years. >> reporter: willard wigan's work is a reminder that we all started small. and that sometimes the

but clinton is lashing back saying the exercises will move forward and that the north must stop it threatsts campaign of provocative and dangerous behavior. the four-day exercise begins sunday in the sea of japan. it will solve 20 ships, 8,000 personnel. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, alison. thank you. >>> time now, 8:15. we're finding out more about the man who was picked up along a big manhunt along the bay in sausalito. thirty officers helped search for this fugitive. yesterday afternoon he was hiding between the docks. it happen the after a sausalito police officer recognized him riding in a car on bridgeway. the driver pulled over but the fugitive, 21-year-old i say yus de layian -- isaiahs deleon eluded police for two hours before they caught him, spending much of that time in 60-degree water. his felony warrants include burglary and drug charges as well as assault with a deadly weapon. that charge stems from a case in san rafael's neighborhood. that's where he is suspected of throwing a bottle and hitting a girl in the case. w

president obama lashed out at republican lawmakers for blocking an extension of unemployment benefit> because the americans i hear from in letters and meetings and meeting tall hon -- town hall meetings, americans like jessly and denise and this gentleman, they are not looking for a handout. they desperately want to work. right now they can't find a job or jobs. >>> the president accused about the -- the president talked about the three people standing with him at the podium. their benefits are about to run out. the senate is due to vote tomorrow on the unemployment extension. republicans say they will only support it if it does not add to the national debt. >>> up next, why the government is letting bp keep the cap on its damaged oil well despite seepage on the ocean floor into find out how cal fire is helping with the cleanup effort. >>> we're following the reaction this morning to a split in the tea party movement. boulevard [ crowd cheering ♪ ♪ [ male announcer 2-scoop sundae, water and a free mlb® mini helmet compliments of aquafina. baskin-robbins. more flavors. more fun. >>> w

pakistan's most powerful spy agency is lashing out against allegations that it had close connectionsnts with the league's founder says this morning that he believes there is evidence of war crimes in the thousands of pages u.s. military. the remarks came after posted some 91,000 u.s. military records or last six years about the war. on line. included in the unreported incidents of afghan civilians killings and covert operations against talent fingers away has britain and pakistan have all condemned the release of those reports and of your opinion has formally adopted new sanctions that will come into force in the next few weeks the sanctions target their foreign trained baking and energy sectors that is the latest in a series of measures taken by the international community an effort to halt around nuclear- powered. headlines around the bay, bay area team has drowned while swimming in a popular serial lake 16 year-old robert moll the ardor of your and drowned during an outing with friends, about 15 minutes after the teen disappeared several bystanders pulled him from the water and at

. >> reporter: at first, she thought it was the terrible 2s, lashing out at mommy, especially an hisd i wouldn't even come to your funeral. >> reporter: now, at 11, he's beginning to threaten her physically. >> just body posture, getting up in my face. what are you going to do about it, mom? >> reporter: his bullying behavior has gotten him confronted several times. other parents can confronted jodie about her parenting. >> you think, what am i doing wrong? >> reporter: her younger son is perfectly behaved, and yet, even she questions her own parenting. none of her disciplining seem to work. she and her husband spent house to on child psychologists and testing, but he's never been diagnosed withfully kind of physical or emotional issues. >> why would i want to raise a bully? i am trying hard. >> reporter: but there is a cold, almost taboo reality jodie may need to consider, according to psychologist dr. richard friedman. he believes in some cases a child might just be a bad seed. >> there are going to be kids who are intrinsically nicer. >> reporter: dr. friedman said good parents ca

>> i think this is more when you do not have control of your own situation, you are lashing out at people you think has control of the situation. i think you have a lot of people that feel incredibly unsure of their own status, or read about -- the whole issue of health care has never been about medical care. it has been about fear of losing their own health care. this was an economic issue. it has always been something that both parties have not dealt more directly with, the health care was an economic issue and fear. i think this is an anxiety issue and lack of control, and because of that region and it is amazing how pessimistic are about the state of america. i think one of the reasons y obama one iwhy obama one is thef the exceptional listen. there is a fear that america will lose to china, and we're not the leading economy. we're looking for someone more optimistic. we're looking for the optimistic voice. he was the optimistic voice. now those folks still have those same fears. there are people inside the white house who do get it. they say that scott brown won for the same reason w