. >> another jung although lete and we will work with him. >> i am glad i will be wearing black and silver. >> huge accomplishment for tp. to go to the raiders, that's awesome. they have a unsettled quarterback situation. >> smooth or what? >> former 99ers 99ers -- 49ers quarterback. and the 9ers straighted mays to the bangles. he was the second round pick in 2009 but he was a bust in san francisco. barry bonds will confront another critic on hater later this fall. he will try to convince the fans he really is a nice guy. losing streak up to six for arizona. the nats beat the diamondbacks 4-1. the giants are only one game back. amazing stat, you would guess i am talking about the giants when i gave you this number, arizona scored 7 runs in that six game losing streak. with the giants and diamondbacks, neither team can score runs. yeah. it's going to be an interesting september. >> feel bad for arizona. >> do you? >> no. >>> see you at 11:00. ,,,, premiering the revolution by lg. the newest release with verizon 4g lte. the first phone pre-loaded

leting it happen seems to be all we have left. if you disagree with me, you are a racist hoe ma fob. -- homophobe. that was somber. what is the latest on the london looting anyway. i'm glad you ask. it spread to other parts of england. some say aided by twitter. yes, the social media site is facing criticism for being an enabler for the bad behavior. but the company is not bowing to pressure. they refuse to close the accounts as they use the service to spread violence and public disorder. saying freedom of expolice, whatever that is, is essential and tweets must continue. speaking of freedom of expression, here are looters. >> they are in and out and taking what they want, really. some of the things is a flat screen television screen. you can see them on the floor. and these are a couple people who appear have been at it. i live here i am astounded at what you are doing. >> we are getting our taxes back. >> what do you mean by that? so by stealing things you are getting your taxes back? are you proud of what you are doing? >> that

me, hints at the fact that there is is a lot moore cleavages and breaking points than the tnc is letingright now. not only concerning the death of younis and who killed younis exactly but also, for example, the young people who are actually fighting in the field versus those that are in benghazi. libyans that are actually within the eastern part of libya versus those that are coming in from the outside. it lackists versus secularists. and that are emerging now as well. so i think there are a number of breaking points that undoubtedly the way i look at it will probably become more severe as this government faces what will be the biggest challenge of all and that is first of all bringing tripoli into the country again so to speak. >> warner: thank you. let me get back to brian connelly before we end because mr. connelly, of course, having to cope with all this are just ordinary people who may or may not be fighting part time at the front lines. how are they getting by? i mean, do they have food? do they have electricity? can they get medical care some. >> yes. in benghazi and in the east

. >> lete tell the story. you applied for your visiona. >> a plied for a green card. >> and in doing that, you had to get some records. >> well, i was rejected by homeland security. and i thought well, you know, you know i have got a nobel prize. i have been knighted. i am president of rockefeller university what on earth. why is homeland security rejecting my application. and what it was was some bureaucrat did not like the fact that the birth certificati had did not name my parents. it what a -called sho birth certifice. and that meant that -- it's a legal dumen and i never, ever thought about it before. and th meant that they didn't like it because the names weren't there. so i had to write away, get a full birth certifica. i cod have done it any time for 50 years before. and when it came back, and i looked at it, out of the envelope, actually surrounded by several people in my lab and my family, and they realized there was something not quite right because they were all looking at me. what iaw there was th

. >> for the second part-- lete just jump in on the second part of this-- "inside washington, it may be 1,000 bucks to ha dinner with joe moakley. frankly, i would rather be home with my kids." does joe moakley come to these dinners, saying, "i don't want to be here either, but i need the grand"? and do the lobbyists go there saying, "i don't want to be here, but here's the grand"? >> right, and so you almost wish that they could find a way just to redistribute the money without having to go to the social occasions, except it's illegal, i guess, to just trade bags of money nowadays. i mean, it's done in a much more subtle way. but, you know, the reason that paul equale wants to keep joe moakley happy, or the joe moakleys of the world, ithat when he makes a phone call or he wants to gain access to make his case for something, that he can get in the door. what it does is it buyyou access and it buys you the benefit of the doubt. >> i think you made a good point, though. i think there is a lot of sort of automated money exchanging here, the so-called "parties," you know, quotes. you cou