>> i am deeply sorry that i lied about this. at the end of the day, i lied because i was embarrassed. i lied because i was ashamed of what i had done and did not want to get caught. did i violate the constitution of united states by lighting about posting a twitter post? i don't think so and i've not spoken to anyone who does. if people want to say this is a violation of my oath because i sawtw aet that i regretted and lied about it, people are entitled to that viewpoint. >> did you promise anything to these women? >> [inaudible] will uset believe i the account the same way. that's for sure. i deeply the regret the way i have used it to date. this is something that i found useful and facebook is a way to get out the message. i certainly obviously would not do the things i have done that led me to this place. >> [inaudible] >> of course. of course, i would. >> [inaudible] >> i did not. >> [inaudible] >> yes. >> thank you. >> they were inappropriate. they're part of a consensual exchange of e-mails. i don't want to violate the priv

. >> i'm deeply sorry i lied. but at the end of the day, i lied because i was embarrassed. lied because i was ashamed of what i had done and didn't want to get caught. to be clear, the picture was of me and i sent it. >> new york, democratic congressman anthony weiner this week admitted to sending an underwear anatomy photo of himself to a woman via -- >> question, a recent poll shows that 56% of voters and congressman weiner's district -- where is it? >> queens and brooklyn. >> do not think he should resign! so will weiner survive? i ask you, rich. >> i think he about. there are three things that could make him go, his conscience, his wife, and his party. his conscience is not a problem. his wife is sticking by him. his party wants him to go. but there's a question of what mechanism they have to make him go, and i think he's just learning that governor sanford lesson that if you just stay there, it doesn't matter how much people impound on you and joke about you, you can stay. >> right. his wife really is the i think the only aggrieved party here. and i gather that she is

it was his picture and he did "direct message" that and repeatedly lied. what i found strange he lied about that part saying he did direct message it and sent it so he was comfortable to do that lie numerous times in the series interviews including with me but he did not continue the lie to say that it wasn't him in the picture. he had to say it wasn't him with certitude so that is what triggered the follow-up questions by journalists. >>neil: a lot of you say where is the in famous picture. we wanted to show you the picture because it has been the source of great debate and we are doing this gingerly and not with any means to try to titillate but just to share the original picture that was the source of this and others that were pending. and now, what happens. i was -- you are a top lawyer. if you are lying to me about one thing, i wonder about everything. >>guest: absolutely. what he did not do and he should resign. come out and say this is absolutely horrible. he lied to the constituents and the nation showing tremendous lack of judgment. forget the sex part.

but at the end of the day, i lied because i was embarrassed. i was lied because i was ashamed of what i had done and did not want to get caught. but did i violate the constitution of the united states by lying about posting a twitter post? i don't think so. but if people want to say it is a violation of my oath because i sent something on twitter and lied about it, then people are allowed to have viewpoint. [ inaudible ] >> i don't believe i will use it the same way. that's for sure. and i deeply regret the way i have used it today. but for my use of twitter. i mean, it is not -- it is something that i found useful and facebook way to get out the message. but i certainly wouldn't obviously do the things that i have done that led me, that led me to this place. [ inaudible ] >> of course. of course i would. [ inaudible ] >> no, i did not. [ inaudible ] >> yes. [ inaudible ] >> they were inappropriate. they were part of consensual exchanges of e-mails. i don't want to violate the privacy of the women involved but i deeply regret it. thank you. >>

and i'm sorry. >> they tried to unwide days of lies. >> i have exchanged photo with about six women over the years. >> he said he sent messages using facebook and twitter. among the photos that surfaced online, he acknowledged shirtless and acknowledged more explicit pictures of him exist. in congress 12 years, wiener said he will not step down. >> i'm deeply regretting what i have done, and i'm not resigning. >> he married 1 of hillary clinton's closest aides this sum. wreshe was not by his side today. >> we have been through a great deal together, and we will weather this. i love hir very much, and she loves me. >> reporter: when the scandal broke last week, wiener claimed he was the victim. >> i made it clear i didn't send the pictures. >> reporter: and today. >> to be clear, the picture was of me, and i sent it. i'm deeply sorry for the lurt it caused my wife huma. >> reporter: this started on social media, a new outlet for an old scandal. >> now they communicate via social media platforms. >> reporter: in a bizarre twist, before he spoke, the congressman's podium was taking ove

at the end of the day i lied because i was i am brassed. i lied because i was ashamed of what i had done and didn't want to get caught. but my -- did i violate the constitution of the united states by lying about posting a twitter post? i don't think so. i haven't spoke to anyone who did. if people want to say this is a violation of my oath, because i sent a twitter that i regretted and i lied about it, obviously people are entitled to that viewpoint. >> greta: what did congressman weiner do and how did he get caught? here's what we know: saturday may 28th, lewd photo reported by biggovernment.com website run by breitbart. sunday, may 29th, weiner falsely claims his twitter account was hacked and someone used his account. may 31st, the congressman becomes combative with reporters when he is grilled about the incident. >> if i were giving a speech to 45,000 people and someone in the back, threw a pie or yelled out an insult, i would not the next two hours of my speech, responding to that pie or that insult. i would return to the things that

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lied because i was embarrassed. i lied because i was ashamed and did not get caught.iolate the constitution of the united states by lying about posting a twitter post, i do not think so and i have not spoken to anyone who did but i sent a twitter that i regretted and i lied. people are entitled to that viewpoint. >> i will not use it the same way and i deeply regret the way i have used it. for my use of twitter, it is something i found useful and facebook is a way to get out the message. i certainly would not do the things i have done that led me to this place. of course. i did not. >> [inaudible] >> they were inappropriate. part of a consensual exchange of e-mail and i do not want to violate the privacy of the women who were involved. it was clearly mistaken. thank you. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi has asked the house ethics committee to investigate congressman winener after he admitted lying about explicit messages he sent to women on line. tomorrow, our reporter on the global war on illegal drugs put out by the group the policy alliance. we will talk with

. >> i am deeply sorry that i lied about this, but at the end of the day, i lied because i was embarrassed. i lied because i was ashamed of what i had done and didn't want to get caught. but did i violate the constitution of the united states by lying about posting a twitter post? i certainly don't think so. i haven't spoken to anyone who did. if people want to say that this is a violation of my oath because i sent a twitter that i regretted and i lied about it, obviously, people are entitled to that viewpoint. >> the congressman repeatedly apologized to his wife. the only really offended party in this story. >> my primary sense of regret and my primary apology goes to my wife. my wife is a remarkable woman. she's not responsible for any of this. this was visited upon her. she's getting back to work. and i apologize to her. >> with repeated prompting from reporters anthony wiener found himself saying the magic words, exactly what andrew breitbart demanded he say. >> i apologize to andrew breitbart. i apologize to the many other members of the media that i misled. >> the most sensible react

>> i am deeply sorry that i lied about this. he end of the day, i lied because i was embarrassed. i lied because i was ashamed of what i had done and didn't want to get caught. but did i violate the constitution of the united states by lying about posting a twitter post? i certainly don't think so and i haven't spoke to anyone who did. but if people want to say that this is a violation of my oath because i sent a twitter that i regretted and i lied about it and obviously people are entitled to their -- >> i don't believe i'll use it the same way, that's for sure. and i deeply regret the way i've used it today but for my use of twitter and i certainly wouldn't obviously do the things that i had done that led me to this place. >> of course i would. i did not. i did not. >> congressman -- >> yes. >> thank you. >> they were inappropriate. they were part of a consensual, you know, exchanges of e-mails and i don't want to violate the privacy of the women who were involved. but it was clearly mistaken, one that i deeply mistake. thank y

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. >> my name is ronald li. i am a long-term member of the community. i do support booker t. washington. i think the proposed measure should help the community center. the height of the building is not the issue. the young people who are trying to be in the apartments, to not think of the height of the building, think of the well- being of the community and the young people who are going to stay in these apartments. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> my name is richard wu. i am the executive director of a nonprofit. we work wito support people with training and employment with companies like google that are growing. i come from a background of 20 years in the i.t. department. i am also a senior engineer for a company. we have been working with them. i strongly support this project as a nonprofit organization and a native of san francisco who has lived here for 20 years. i see the need for affordable housing. i am hearing all of these things about these nine units. we have to understand that these units are very valuable for these people. we are affecting their l

i lied." i am in favor of saying to people if you're not prepared to be loyal to the united states you will not serve in my administration, period. >> jon: so the point of your story is people lie when they swear oaths of loyalty to the united states and your solution is i will say to these people... (laughter) ... they don't do that. (laughter) but the most anticipated matchup was not gingrich/romney but in fact pawlenty/romney on fox news sunday. >> president obama said that he designed obamacare after romney care and basically made it obamneycare. >> jon: oh, no you didn't! two names together with care is like the brangelina of socialized medicine! oh, damn. it's on! >> your rival is standing right there. if it was obamneycare on fox news sunday, why is it not obamneycare standing here with the governor? >> president obama is the person i quoted in saying he looked to massachusetts for designing his program. he's the one who said it's a blueprint and that he merged the two programs and so usi

what is interesting is these lies are really complicated, really detailed lied. i wonder then what the jury is going to think, if she takes the witness stand, is she telling the truth now? was she telling the truth then? the prosecution did a great job of juiusing the jailhouse videotapes as painting her out to be a woman whose stories you can't ever believe. that was the big takeaway. casey anthony can't be believed. >> you mentioned the jailhouse videos. they were fascinating to watch. we're going to play a lot of them at 10:00. how damaging are these videos to the defense? i i think they were very damaging, again, because we now know that the defense theory is that caylee died by drowning in june of 20008. yet, all of these tapes took place afterwards, and she's saying i can't wait to find caylee, i believe she's alive. you have to trust me. the last time i saw her was with the nanny, zenaida fernandez gonzalez who we now know is just a fictional character. these videotapes really gave us a bird's eye view into this family, the relationship between casey and geo

. >> reporter: wiping back tears, an emotional anthony weiner admits he lied. >> i have made terribleistakes. i've heard the people i care about the most and i'm deeply sorry. >> reporter: the new york democrat tried to unwind days of controversy. >> i've exchanged messages and photos of an explicit nature with about six women over the last three years. >> reporter: he said he sents messages and photos using facebook and twitter. the congressman appears shirtless and acknowledged more explicit vophotos of him exist. in congress 12 years, weiner says he will not step down. >> i am deeply regretting what i have done and i am not resigning. >> reporter: the 46-year-old married one of secretary hillary clinton's long-time aides last summer. his wife was not by his side today. >> we have been through a great deal together and we will weather this. i love her very much. and she loves me. >> reporter: when the scandal broke last week, weiner claimed that he was a victim. >> i made it very clear i did not send the picture that my twitter account had been hacked. >> reporter: and today? >> to

wiping back tears, an emotional anthony weiner admits he lied. >> i made a terrible mistake and i hurt the people i care about the most. >> reporter: the new york democrat tried to unwind days of controversy. >> i exchanged messages and clip photo features with about six women over the years. >> reporter: sources say he used pictures over facebook and twitter. in one, he appeared shiftle eed. he said he never met the women, but focused on their guilt. after 12 years in congress, he will not step down. >> i regret what i have done, and i'm not stepping down. >> he married wurb of hillary clint clinton's longest aides over the summer. she wasn't by his side today. >> i love her very much. >>> when the scandal broke last week, he said he was the victim. >> my computer has been hacked. >> reporter: it was clear the picture was me. i'm deepy sorry the pain it's caused to my wife huma. >>> weiner's uproar and the scandal it led to started on facebook. >> i didn't think it would happen for elected officials. >> in a bizarre move, before he spoke, the podium was taken over by the man who outed

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now of course this will be difficult to repeat the same lies i think there is a resolution our only way to increase the tension and to prepare indeed future aggressions. an atomic watchdog is also closing in on syria if that's something whether a facility destroyed by israeli warplanes planes rather in two thousand and seven was a nuclear site do you think this is also a way to put crush trying to mask it from another direction per se i think this is true. for egypt's this is a petition of their weapons of mass destructions if you are really concerned about nuclear weapons. the us keeping them serves the us is the only country to use them and if you consider the case of the middle east you. mean used already i mean in the middle east you have israel who has nuclear weapons and more than two hundred seats were refuses to be deemed a treaty of nonproliferation and refuses to inspection nobody speaks of that everybody speaks about iran who doesn't have nuclear weapons who signed a treaty accepting inspection and so this is just to take people food to have a pretext to demoralize a country

two hands officers in tow. >> put her hands in her pocket and said, i don't work her. >> what would inspire her to lie. >> so many lies, folks. >> i can't figure it out. >> great coverage by our sister networks, hln and in session. on true tv. so leonard pits, you are making a point before the break. go ahead. >> i'm just making a point, this is what i call the damsal in distress syndrome. we are not only talking about a racial bias but a gender bias. we look at this case in the larger con tex of similar cases. there is also a sexism thing going on. the only thing we see the huge spotlight of national international coverage is with a young white woman perceived as being danger. it reinforces the stereotype of the damsal in distress, the helpless woman. >> this is the victim. the beautiful little face right there, the little girl. we shouldn't forget that. >> not the only victim, don. when you look at the grandparents on the stand. when you look at george and cindy anthony. you hear george talk about, she call me joe joe. i helped change her diapers. i helped raise her. >> when you see cindy anthony fall apart on the s

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differences this is saying now folks need to pay attention and ask where these people's heart really lies i mean rand was an outspoken atheist does being an objectivist or a cause or libertarian or a follower of iran's require being an atheist she said that and that is kind of our point too we don't editorialize in this comment this is and i say no you know these are. publicans they knew somebody or whatever it is simply iran's words people who say well i'm a christian and i can follow my own rand well by definition you can't because iran taught you can't follow her and follow christ and she said that christ's teachings were evil and the root of most of the problems in today's society so if you're saying you follow both of them you clearly don't understand at least one of right and what she what she opposed was everything that was an ethical selfishness because she felt those selfishness was the highest value corporations are organized by law to be selfish if you go back to the first as for supreme court case in the one nine hundred twenty s. when. sued henry ford because he was seen as wor

wiping back here's, he admitted he lied. >> i would like to make it clear, where made terrible mistakes, i hurt the people i love most, and i'm deepy sorry. >> reporter: he tried to unwienld days of problems. >> i have exchanged messages with about six women over the years. >> reporter: he said he sent suggestive messages and text online on facebook and twitter. he appeared shirtless, and he admitted more ixplicit pictures exit. in congress 12 years, he said he won't step down. >> i'm deepy regretting of what i have done, and i'm not resigning. >> reporter: the 46-year-old marry married father of one got married last summer. his wife was not by his side today. >> we have been through a great deal together, and we will weather this. i love her very much, and she loves me. >> reporter: when the scandal broke last week, weiner claimed he was the zrnl. >> i made it clear i didn't send the pictures. my computer was hacked. >> reporter: and today -- >> to be clear, the picture was of me, and i caused it. i'm deeply sorry for the pain it caused my wife huma. >> reporter: this started on social

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he lied. i agree with you, ed. the lying is what disturbs me. he implicated a lot of us. i gave him the benefit of the doubt. let's just say that. i look kind of stupid. but on the other hand this was brought to light for political reasons. >> why do you look stupid? why do you say that? >> because i gave him the ben fifth the doubt publicly and, you know, pointed to the motivations of the people who were bringing this to light, which was to destroy him. and, you know, it's all kind of creepy and he lied and that's the worst thing. but on the other hand, you know, this is private business. i'm not his wife. she has reasons to be upset. but if we really lower the bar as you referred to to this level where you can't accuse him of hypocrisy, he's not a family values moralizer. you can't accuse him yet of breaking the law. i'll get back to that. at this point i'm not going to join a call for him to resign. >> okay. >> i don't think we have all the facts. i'm proud of nancy pelosi for saying she's going to investigate him. that's where democrats are different because we take --

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