. >> they want to do a lemonade stand for the superpac. they wrote mom says we can't do a lemon said stand for it until you decide what the superpac stands for so let us know. (laughter) kids ask the darnedest questions that the press generally doesn't. so what do we stand for? i asked you to tell me at colbert superpac.com, 53,000 of you responded and i used your answers to create a word cloud. it turns out the things people care about most, people. kind of self-involved. but i dug deeper and i created another word cloud of the words you used with people. and the next most commonly used word, corporations, right there. that can mean only one of two things. and i choose to ignore one of them. leaving only one possibility, you wantolbert superpac to stand for the self-evident truths that corporations are people. so charlie and grace, you can start that lemonade stand now. or better yet, start lemco inc., the purveyors of all natural lem n ade. warning, contains no lem or ade. and folks this is a crucial time in the fight for corporate civil

what's so bad about selling lemonade? >> there's nothing so bad for selling lemonade.on, the government across the country have been cracking down on lemonade sales. typically, you know, $0.10 a cup. they decided to sell lemonade and what is essentially a public park but is adjacent to the capitol building. they get arrested because thur not allowed to sell anything on federal property without a permit. that's the beginning of their troubles. because they were in a federal judge, they had to give urine samples. they refused to give urine samples because the government can only require urine samples from you when you're arrested for a felony, more than a year in jail. guess what? 180 days in jail for selling the lemonade and now 180 days in jail for refusing to give the urine sample. they haven't been sentenced to that yet. >> that's the potential. >> doesn't the government have more important things to do? >> i don't know, we want to find out if they tested positive for countrytime. so we never know. >> what was in their urine when they're selling lemonade. >> retain t

. >> why not take lemons and make lemonade. little economic value out of these structures. >> reporter: this old cement plant becomes chernobyl after the meltdown. in transformers dark of the moon. hollywood directors love buildings like this, gary's city methodist church. once a magnificent cathedral, now a perfect backdrop for scenes of decay and destruction. in the new thriller, altered, a killer priest lurks here, dispatching his victims in the old chap. >> this would cost hundreds of thousands. millions to re-create. >> reporter: from low budget zombie flicks. to multimillion dollar block busters, filmmakers are flocking to gary's picturesque decline. >> undus trindustrial decay has certain, charm. >> reporter: once a booming steel town, gary fell on hard times after those jobs moved overseas. >> action! >> reporter: now the film industry is the own one thriving here, and $500 a day per location, a bargain for filmmakers, a blessing for gary. money helps train high schoolkid to work on movie sets like this. so gary is sque

the judge asked who had not heard of this lou lemon -- of this will you will you lemonade of this allow lululemon murder case. >> what that would require now is the judge to voir dire or question each one of them that have heard about the case to see if they still can be fair. that's going to be very time-consuming. >> reporter: in fact that process is already underway judge robert greenburg, bringing jurors one by one into his chambers for interviews. how unusual is that jim, in your experience? >> that is very unusual. the judge is being very cautious. he doesn't want a juror to blurt something out or answer a question that could poison or contaminate all of the other 14 jurors. he is being very cautious in taking each juror back to his chambers. >>> another thing we noticed, j.c., is the judge said he would be seating 12 jurors in addition to five alternates. jim, that is unusual as well? >> reporter: yes, it is. usually you have two alternate jurors. he is seating five alternate jurors in case some of the main jurors get sick or something happens to them, he doesn't want to be short

when i was a kid my first job was working at my sidewalk lemonade stand. and, folks, we all know, countries without environmental regulations are killing us in the job market. just look at china. it's in there someplace. china is the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gasses, and it only has 4.1% unemployment. plus thanks to mercury poisoning and factory suicides, positions are opening up all the time. [laughter] now, folks, i have always, and this is well-known, i have always despised the jack-booted birkeen stocks over at the e.p.a. ever since it was created by that bleeding-heart liberal richard nixon. get haircut, hippie. of course, the agency was formed back in 1970. back then america's ecosystem was full of hazardous cfcs, ddts and 3 be gs, and ohio's cuyahoga river was so polluted it caught fire 11 times. who knows what caused that. it could have been pollution. personally i suspect the trout torched it for the insurance money. but that was then. this is now, right, john stossel? >> thank goodness for the e.p.a. the air and water are cleaner than

they were just trying to make money selling lemonade during the u.s. open. itour delia gonclaves has the story. >> reporter: lesli, here is the biggest problem. those folks negotiating the deal with the u.s. golf association grossly underestimated -- i'm talking about $300,000. they under estimated the costs of police and fire overtime. >> can i get a picture of you? >> reporter: for a full summer week all eyes on montgomery county and the u.s. open at potomac congressional golf course. and money was made. remember those 50-dollar front yard parking lots? well, while homeowners struck a deal for anxious drivers, it appears that the county didn't do its homework before negotiating a deal with the u.s. golf association. >> we think it was a fair deal. whether it was the best deal we will never know the answer to that. >> reporter: here is a breakdown of the numbers. county police and fire overtime costs came to 747,560. the county was reimbursed less than 10% at just over $69,000 leaving taxpayers a balance of more than $678,000. >> other jurisdictions that ho

upon getting a basket of lockout lemons, 2 k sports makes lemonade with 2 k lemonade 12.om lasty it celebrated the legend while replaying some of his unforgettable gales. from the various finals he won to even earlier when he solidified that he was a force to be reckoned with, dropping 63 in boston. of course, great players create classic rivalries between great teams. so part of the marketing of this game is to have fans try to answer the following question posed by air jordan himself. >> who is the greatest team ever? the '96 bulls. >> it's the '95 knicks. >> showtime lakers reinvented. >> the lakers? defeat them. >> reporter: with one of the best commentaries, enter the beard, brian wilson, a new england native and a huge celtics fan, goes off on the variety of reasons why boston's '85-'86 team is the bester ever, as we give the floor for all manner of related topics. >> put them in a blender of greatness and get strawberry milk shake, because they're sweet. larry bird. as you can see, i'm a little bit of a fan. my frigging house, look at my shorts. stop look at my sho

. >>> plus a family whose home got damaged in the hurricane that is making lemons into lemonade and makingest on a holiday weekend. >>> and a look at tonight's >>> a night of stars and stripes for metropolitan washington. it helps american troops and their families. >> casino night tonight of the and as brittany morehouse tells us, it's an event we were honored to be a special part of. ♪ music playing >> reporter: a blast of entertainment and a rumbling of applause. this isn't for the king of rock. it's for casino night getz, the wounded warriers. >> i feel like a hollywood star. >> reporter: for this man, he tells me the appreciation from strangers is heart felt and the appreciation is the theme for tonight's event as the uso hands out special rewards for companies that have gone above and beyond. don't mind if i mention this proud recipient. 9news now general manager allen horwick. he speaks for us all when he describes what it means to meet wounded warriors here. >> wonderful young men and women putting their lives together and we hope they understand how much we support them. >> report

sometimes, you can make -- what is the phrase, lemonade out of london? sometimes you can turn something positive. i remember sitting in my office and somebody came together and said we have to do something. mayor lee, you were there. i want to throw out a name that you have not heard. chinese a part of an action. he was with me every week. duane johnson of the mayor's office. this idea of community ambassador is -- came to the fore. at that time, chief gascon, and we want to keep him there, but we want to do something different. you could call that the urban core what ever you want. we thought this would be great, this would be fabulous. but it is wanting to come up with an idea, another to make it come to fruition. we went to the board. i remember talking to president chiu on the phone. chemical this off? guess what, we pulled it off. [applause] that is something that just does not happen. everybody universally loved this. i was here at the launch last year. i thought it was great. i knew it would do well. for once, the buying mission data proves that i

in other words, each of us can turn a lemon into lemonade. but iran, those actions of those i love it devastated me. i felt incredibly alone. little did i know how many people were having similar experiences to mind. my personal views may be the victim of the disease is so widespread as to be almost incomprehensible. i'm talking about global violence against women and children. this represents one of the largest global problems facing humanity today. supporting -- at according to amnesty international, one of three women worldwide will be beaten, coursed into sex, with rape in some countries reaching 70%. these devastate the lives of women and men everywhere around the globe. how does this affect you? what relevance does this have today as we sit enjoying lunch at the women's day event? it affects you more than you think. bear with me as i share some statistics. i had the privilege of speaking at the united nations a few weeks ago, a humbling experience. the u.n. has been a leader in establishing the human rights of women. in 1979 that establ

. >>> plus a family whose home got damaged in the hurricane that is making lemons into lemonade and makinghe best on a holiday weekend. >>> and a look at tonight's uso charity gala. that is next. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call greater washington, d.c. home. from supporting an organization that helps new citizens find their way... to proudly supporting our washington redskins... and partnering with a school that brings academic excellence to the anacostia community. because the more we do in greater washington, d.c., the more we help make opportunity possible. >>> a night of stars and stripes for metropolitan washington. it helps american troops and their families. >> casino night tonight of the and as brittany morehouse tells us, it's an event we were honored to be a special part of. ♪ music playing >> reporter: a blast of entertainment and a rumbling of applause. this isn't for the king of rock. it's for casino night getz, the wounded warriers. >> i feel like a hollywood star. >> reporter: for this man, he tells me the appreciation f

you're a parent and he was one rushing to become a member he'll make sure that those obstacles are in lemonade and those were the highlights at the forum from the speech of a lot of your points and. so going to the markets now we starts with commodities where oil is slightly coming off after reaching almost a four day hajjis investors but the low crude stop was in the u.s. indicate that she will demand may increase in the world's largest economy however light sweet is correcting ten cents brant is down forty two cents per barrel this. is the opening picture for the u.s. markets and it's pretty flat as u.s. jobless claims rose less than expected last week european central bank president drongo tree share also spoke of increased downside risk to the european region and therefore investors are somewhat limited in their. optimism about the current situation move to europe now european stocks in the black with banks leading the gains although they have come off the highs we've seen the previous dose the european central bank is offering new emergency loans to banks to help to steady the financial s

. >> why not take lemons and make lemonade?hy not squeeze a little economic value out of these structures while they're still here? >> reporter: this old cement plant becomes chernobyl, after the meltdown, in "transformers: dark of the moon." hollywood directors love buildings like this, gary's city methodist church. once a magnificent cathedral, now, a perfect backdrop for scenes of decay and destruction. in the new thriller "altered," a killer priest lurks here, dispatching his victims in the old chapel. >> this would cost hundreds of thousands or potentially even millions to recreate in a city. >> reporter: so from low-budget zombie flicks to multimillion-dollar blockbusters, filmmakers are flocking to gary's picturesque decline. >> industrial decay, i find, has a certain, for lack of a better word, charm. >> the workshop of america. >> reporter: once a booming steel town, gary fell on hard times after those jobs moved overseas. >> action! >> reporter: now the film industry is the only one thriving here. at $500 a day per lo

if i start a lemonade stand and it doesn't work out, no one is going to bail me out. i think the idea of tearing down this whole structure is misguided. look at what's going on in europe. we're seeing socialism come to an end. it does not work. they need gigantic bailouts. >> nobody's advocating socialism. >> what about that? we're patriots. we're patriots. we are patriots. we just don't want wall street to control our future. we want the power back to the people and away from corporations and special interests. it's really simple, and it's -- we've stated it over and over. we're at wall street not because we hate that they exist, not because we want to tear it down. we just don't want it to control our future. they should not be able to bribe politicans that we elect. >> they've been bribing politicans for many generations. >> they shouldn't do it illegal. >> you know, geraldo, i'm glad i came down. you look around. these are good people. when someone gets $150 million like the ceo from merrill lynch, it [bleep] me off. people have to realize they have to do it in a

. >> steve: "just a little lemonade and beer." >> jimmy: "i just don't want to drink that much.er ] all right, how about let's get a zima?" >> steve: do you have any -- >> jimmy: "all right. how about a seagrams golden wine cooler? [ laughter ] seagrams wine cooler? i don't know how i'm going to get my buzz on. i'll just start with britney spears 'womanizer.' ♪ you're a womanizer [ cheers and applause ] oh, womanizer ♪ sorry about that. finally, today is world smile day. or as the real housewives of beverly hills put it, "when isn't it world smile day?" [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i know what you need but i'm gonna throw it out 'cause i'm your boyfriend yes i am ♪ ♪ i'm gonna take you out leave my wallet home then i use your cell phone long distance ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm your boyfriend [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is joe jonas right there! i've heard that song before. that is joe jonas just being awesome right there. good to see you, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] i love when you come by. joe's first solo al

. >> reporter: make lemonade. giving republicans a bitter taste of a more combative campaign to come. >> you get to ask the questions and i get to answer like i want to. >> in the post-debate spin room accusing rick perry to have a strategy to kill romney, but in the end the adviser said, "perry just killed himself." that might be wishful thinking on the part of the romney campaign because rick perry showed he still has some fight left in him. >> all right, looks like all of them do. jim acosta, thanks so much. >>> so, the audience members used words like imature, polarizing to describe the debates they saw last night. they didn't use the word boring, however. t.j., it also looks like the candidates weren't the only ones coming out swinging. >> again, that's one way you can put it, fredricka. there's no doubt a new hit show on the vegas strip. did you see that last night? get your tickets now as the venetian presents "2012, the republicans." they should sell tickets to these things from now on and everybody in the

and took them from failure to success barack obama has never run a lemonade stand. he has never had a hot dog cart on sixth avenue. >> bill: there is a difference on subject matter. no godfather pizzas in saudi arain yanchts there should be. >> bill: that might be a good phrase. >> might be a good thing if they ever tried it. >> bill: i don't want to harp on this because we do want to get governor per i don't understand program but i'm mist find. i don't know whether you remember this. but i chased you down at a holiday inn or something. it wasn't even a holiday. holiday inn express in new hampshire when you were up there. and you were more than happy. bill, let's sit down. you gave me all the time i needed. >> i begged for opportunities to be on your show for the simple reason that if you want to talk to voters in the republic primary. >> bill: 6 million people watch it? >> o'reilly. do you fox news. >> bill: what in god's name is happening with the perry campaign where they will do these little shows with all due respect. [ laughter ] and we get get him? i love yo

. >> rubber ladder industry -- >> we are taking lemons and turning it into lemonade this morning. what do you think of the protests where they've gone over the past week? and the global impact? >> i think they're real. and i think they're tapping into something very significant and it's more than inequality. they're talking about illegality on wall street. you have to remember how many crimes the major banks have committed, how many fines they've been paying. jpmorgan, goldman sachs, hundreds of millions of dollars of fines for breaking the law. and i think that a lot of those who were criticizing don't really understand this. i was down there myself this weekend. it's not about envy. it's about disgust about how wall street misbehaved. >> who was down there? >> i'm sorry? >> who was down there. describe what you saw. >> it's a mix of people, but it's a lot of young people, a lot of students. a lot of people very, very unhappy about how wall street broke the economy, how they cheated, how they made these toxic assets which led to massive bankruptcies. how they created this financi

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. >> reporter: it's about taking a handful of lemons and make lemonade, giving the feeling of more embattled debates to come. >> you get to answer like i want to. >> watching the fireworks, herman cain's 9-9-9 plan under a great deal of scrutiny. did he make a good stance, it's viable in fixing the economy? >> reporter: you know, i don't think so, suzanne. keep in mind, the main criticism of herman cain's 9-9-9 tax plan is coming from conservatives worried about creating a whole new national sales tax once you implement it it could go up from 9% to 10% and so on. i don't think he's made that case to fellow republicans that this is the plan they should adopt. what he should get credit for and what a lot of republicans are giving herman cain credit for is starting the conversation on tax reform. keep in mind, you know, the republican debate has largely focused in these last couple of weeks on herman cain's tax plan. his plan for the economy. you can't say the same for mitt romney on rick perry. you have to give credit to herman cain there. >> one thing that struck me. michele bachmann, didn't

. >> reporter: take a campaign full of lemons and make lemonade giving republicans a bitter taste oftive campaign to come. >> you get to ask the questions but i get to answer like i want to. >> reporter: in the post-debate spin room, a senior adviser, a strategy to kill romney. in the end the adviser says perry just killed himself in that adviser's words. that might be wishful thinking on the part of the mitt romney campaign. rick perry showed he has a lot of fight left in him and i'm getting the feeling these two guys don't like each other. >> i think you're probably right about that. how do you think won last night's debate? >> i would give the night to mitt romney. in all of these debates, you know, he has sort of cruised through many of the debates. you know, while the otherrrrrrrr challenge romney not only on his record but on his past. whether or not he's hired illegal immigrants, and romney se of those slings and arrow, and it almost tell the mike fight night here on the strip. we were just missing don king. these candidate got bumps and bruises out of this one. >> yes, they d

another arbitrary cap which it of lemonade is the one that limits employment green cards by country.d and gets the same quota as india. it makes no sense. i have nothing against iceland, but think about where they are coming from. we'll get some from iceland, but just because of size, it is more likely we will get some from india. these quotas mean that they can face a wait of up to 10-years for a green card. during that time, they are prohibited from getting a promotion or taking a new job. no wonder why many return home. that is not just for american companies, but the entire economy. they returned home to help our competitors. think about it this way. the yankees sending him on to pitch for the san francisco giants. this in case anybody is interested, is not going happen. and the yankees will go all the way and win the world series. you heard it here first, just so you know. i didn't mean to take all the fun out of it, but it is going back then. each of the steps that i have just outlined will help the economy at the american worker. if we don't take them, we will not only be unde

. >> alisyn: and turns lemons into lemonade and another restauranteur bought his own ipad. >> dave: youh. >> alisyn: that's heavier than a book. >> clayton: i'm going to read this while you talk to rick. >> dave: and on the east coast, what's falling. rick, an umbrella? >> it's already happening. >> dave: get yourself a gust buster. and hey, take a look, a big storming through a lot of the northeast and the intertear i don't remember sections and talking about wind, snow and low temperatures. a lot of people are not going to have power across the interior sections, i'm going to get this cold and you want to be prepared so that you and your family can stay warm. move forward, you can he see the storm developing and bringing snow across the interior sections and rain across the coast and that will be transitioning into snow as we move throughout the afternoon and during the overnight hours and take a look how much snow we can expect from in storm and this is additional snow in this case, down across this area, the central appalachians and we've already seen up to 10 inches of snowfall, mi

colber to stand for the self-evident corporations peopl so charlie and grace you can start that lemonade stand now. or better yett lemco inc. the purveyors of all natural lem n warning contains no lem or ade. and folks this is time in the fight for just look at the hateful occupy wall street. corporations are not people. wow. i thought we were passed the point in this country where some people aren't people. just have different color skin or differentor were born in a lawyer's office only exist on paper no soul and can never die.aughter) now for lp with this message i turn to friend of the show frank luntz, he is the conservative messaging guru responsible for such catch-phrases as climate change for global warming death tax for the estate tax and firemen job arsonuz in luntz layer. >> dr. luntz, thank you song with me today. >> pleasure. make corporations are americans. is that pe? >> it's going to be a challenge but i believe it can ways to use lie tole. >> what's the right answer.>> what would people want to hear. question. >> i want to get this answer right, yes, so what is the answe