is lou ready to turn himself in? joining me now is isabel mcdonald whose year-long investigation into lou dobbs' especially ploimt practices including five people he employed without papers is in the paper now. and to respond, joining us from his new jersey home, lou dobbs. now lou, you are only the second person to do two appearances on this show. we're going to give you complete chance to deal with this. in courtrooms, the prosecution goes first. i'm going to have isabel make her case first briefly and then have you respond to that? is that all right, lou? >> i will brace myself. >> i heard some of the exchange on your radio show. so this is round two. isabel, what is the basic case you came up with in this year-long investigation? >> well, in my investigation, which included interviews with five workers who told me that they had work while undocumented, caring for lou dobbs' show jumping horses and for his property, i found that lou dobbs who has made himself an emblem to this get-tough approach to immigration inc

>> profound questions about labor rights violations on lou dobbs's own estate.en that his bill does reputation as a defender of the american worker, i think this is something we should really be looking further into, the impact of the policies he has promoted on lowering wages and deteriorating working conditions for many workers, but documented and undocumented. >> isabel macdonald, thank you for your report. that is today's show. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

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. >>> lou dobls, accused of using illegal immigrants on his property. >>> byer beware. would you book your december vacation here? what if it really looked like this? "world news" investigates some nasty surprises. >>> and imagining god. americans have four different views. which one do you choose? >>> good evening. a kind of gauntlet was thrown down today about taxpayer money and american health. tonight, 43 million americans are receiving food stamps. a record number increasing every month, because of the newly poor. it means 1 out of every 8 of us is getting government help with food. so, today, one of the most powerful players on the national stage challenged national policy on food stamps. in essence, saying, what if all this taxpayer money was used to reinforce national health? and ron claiborne tells us what this is all about. >> reporter: diane, at issue is whether that taxpayer money in the form of federal food sfam ps should be used to pay for people to indulge in food and drinks that are bad for their health. food stamps off and on for ten years. a single mot

that's exactly what lou dobbs has done.n landscaping. you have the workers on your esta estate, property, home, whatever, this is your platform, if you will. wouldn't you require, don't you ask any questions? you're not sniffing around? you think it's a-okay? it's his responsibility to some point if you hire the contractor, you have to know what's happening on your property. >> and to your point, there's a gentleman named rodrigo who apparently worked on one of dobbs' property, and he maintains in the nation, lou dobbs in spanish says call me luis. you know, mi llamo luis. if you're lou dobbs and you're expert in the manners there ought to be a prujs that a hispanic guy working on your property as a landscaper may not be documented. >> she says dobbs is holding himself to a different standard when it comes to this because he's called for felon charges against people who hire undocumented workers. >> again, i think he's embarrassed by it. but his defense would be i wasn't their employer. when meg whitman said i reached out f

lou dobbs habla con unision.una revista lo acusa de ser hipócrit Él dice que no es cierto y se defiende. y el premio nobel de la paz va para un desdén disidente chino está en la cárl. >>> este su noticiero univision buenas noches, chile, con esto comenzamos el noticiero porque la perforadora apunto de llegar a los mineros, ocialmente el rescate seria el martes o quizás días después nadieunivisionnotin notier civisciero univisionnoti en la mina san josé se está al puntoe rompimiento por donde será el rescate de los mineros esposa de krau claudio wdice qu serán ellas las primera en ver a sus esposos. >>> nunca perdí las esperanzas, claudio taba bien y bien iba a estar con susompañeros. >>> el ministro de mineríanoti que se decirá si se va a encamisar el pozo por donde pasará la cápsa. >> el rompimiento no significa rescate de inmediato, van a pasar 4 a 8 días para abrir el ducto por donde sacaran aos mineros se usaran medidas icionales, es un mento riesgoso dijo el jefee operación de rescate. >>> el martillo va a r

lou dobbs habla con univision. una revista lo acusa de ser hipócrita.ice que no es cierto y se defiende. y el premio nobel de la paz va para un desdén disidente chino está en la cárcel. >>> este su noticiero univision buenas noches, chile, con esto comenzamos el noticiero porque la perforadora apunto de llegar a los mineros, oficialmente el rescate seria el martes o quizás días después nadie sabe exactamente wlashgs casi como nos dice nuno enviado eduardo dpar m edgar muñoz casi es bueno pero casi no es suficiente. . >>> las ganas del reencuentro va en aumento hoy se cumplen 64 días que están atrapado bajo tierra por eso autoridades trataron de ser cautelosas dijeron ahora que la situación es crítica y que irán más ca para controlar sus emisiones llore gres con ustedes. >>> gracias edgar, reportando desde la mina san josé en chile, aquí en estados unidos el ex conductor de cnn lou dobbs fue acusado por una revista de contratar indocumentados, la revista lo kam calificó hipócrita hoy en una entrevista di cuestión que eso no es cierto y que e personalment

and continue to do so. >> let me -- thank you, lou. allowing isabel to have a final word here. >> robin, what i'm afraid is falling out of this discussion that i've been having for a couple of days now with lou, is the working conditions of the workers who have been caring for his show jumping horses and for the grounds of his estate in west palm beach, florida. one of the young men that i interviewed was pedro gomez. he's a 24-year-old young mexican man. and he told me he'd been putting in, on average, 12-hour work days, caring for mr. dobbs' show jumping horses. sometimes it was more. he was actually living right above the barn, where the horses were stabled. there were nine undocumented workers, crammed into a two-bedroom apartment. these are the kind of living conditions we're talking about. and i think we need to start -- if we're going to talk about solutions, we need to start with reality. the reality of what the immigration system looks like now. >> this continues on. isabel and lou -- you know how the computer is about to take

david muir, abc news, new york. >> we will hear much more from lou dobbs when he joins us for a liverview later on "good morning america." >>> an investigation is already underway into an accident at a southern california amusement park. it happened at knots berry farm in l.a. people were injured when a rollercoaster fell on an incline and fell into another car that was being loaded at the time. all of the injuries are minor. >>> a breakthrough of the rescue of the miners in chile could come within hours. that's when an escape shaft is finally expected to reach the men. crews had a dress rehearsal of the evacuation procedure yesterday. once the drill breaks through the rock surface, it will still take up to ten days to get all of the miners to safety. >>> the growing bedbug problem has reportedly spread to one of new york's most exclusive hotels. an investment banker from florida tells "the new york post," she was badly bitten by bedbugs last week during her stay at the famous waldorf astoria. the waldorf upgraded her room. but management insists no bedbugs were found. >>> using food

>> lou the buck stops here. >> lou dobbs accused of hiring illegal aliens as meg whitman was. he is firing back. >> bill: i think the tort of emotional inflection overrides free speech. >> america is doomed. >> if you are across the street and shouting these vile vile things,. >> right. >> i'm sorry. >> bill: glenn beck and i disagree about freedom of speech as it relates to the west wore row baptist church. we have a a lively debate. >> so i have convinced you? >> yes. >> bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. voter anger, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the new unemployment figures are out today. the jobless rate remains at 9.6%. that is the 14th consecutive month unemployment has been over 9.5%. a situation not seen since the great depression. and the american workers are angry even if they have jobs because they have a fierce climate of uncertainty in the air. anything could happen in this economy. lash out at the source of insecurity. president ob

>> lou the buck stops here. >> lou dobbs accused of hiring illegal aliens as meg whitman was. he is firing back. >> bill: i think the tort of emotional inflection overrides free speech. >> america is doomed. >> if you are across the street and shouting these vile vile things,. >> right. >> i'm sorry. >> bill: glenn beck and i disagree about freedom of speech as it relates to the west wore row baptist church. we have a a lively debate. >> so i have convinced you? >> yes. >> bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. voter anger, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the new unemployment figures are out today. the jobless rate remains at 9.6%. that is the 14th consecutive month unemployment has been over 9.5%. a situation not seen since the great depression. and the american workers are angry even if they have jobs because they have a fierce climate of uncertainty in the air. anything could happen in this economy. lash out at the source of insecurity. president ob

. >>> then, lou dobbs' dilemma. former outspoken tv commentator responds to some serious accusations. >>> and worldwide wrestling. the fan base expands to an unexpected place. >> with over 70,000! wwe fans! >> it is friday, october 8th. >> i was such a wrestling fan. i was crushed to find out it was fake. crazy it is going to china as well. never would think it would do as well as in america. chinese are embracing it. >> a global market. good evening, i'm rob nelson. >> i'm vinita nair. crucial newic n economic numbert today could swing the vote. john hendron is joining us from washington. with a report. >> reporter: today's jobs report is expected to make an uphill climb for democrats even steeper and the timing could hardly be worse. latest unemployment report is expected to deliver unwelcome news, a slight uptick to 9.7% for september and that is the last monthly jobs report before the november 2nd congressional elections. this is an electtion abut economy. any time the focus is on the fact that the economy is st

en chile estarían apunto de ser rescatados los mineros lou dubs ha habría tenido indocumentados trabajandon sus propiedades. >>> y estados unidos entra en el décimo año de guerra en ahmadineyad fganistán. >>> este es su noticiero univision . >>> buenas noches, el escritor peruano vargas llosa ganó el premio no bellnobel de lee inte

. >> reporter: but loyal followers did get a visit and some hugs from giants mascot lou-seal. >> oh, lou. >> reporter: gavin newsom made an appearance this morning as well to recount his experiences at the game last night. >> i literally physically have to have someone i can use just to you know -- i don't know. >> reporter: who is this person? >> no, i had nancy pelosi's grandson last night. i swear to you. he couldn't have been more than 12 or 13 and the guy was abused. literally grabbing him, holding him, hit him when things went wrong. when things went right i pushed him down as i jumped up. >> reporter: for those who could only afford one night in the stands, it's time for some last-minute souvenirs and heading home for tonight's game. >> we did it, one game, were here, got to see them. they are going all the way this year. >> reporter: how are you feeling about today? >> very strong. very strong. very excited. >> reporter: oh, you got to love lou-seal and you're taking a live look at mccovey code. you have the boats lined up to hopefully catch a ball. first pitch at 4:57. >> i'

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. >> this week former cnn anchor lou dobbs is facing the same charges. charges he calls a lie.e is david muir. >> reporter: the report published by the nation magazine claims radio host and former cnn anchor lou dobbs long been outspoken when it comes to undocumented workers and employers who hire them has relied on undock themeumented w himself. >> at the very same time lou dobbs was talking on cnn about possibility of felony charges for employers who hire undocumented workers there were undocumented workers caring for his million dollar show jumping horses and undocumented workers caring for the grounds of his esta estate. >> in fairness, lou dobbs says i did not hire these peep. >> whether he hired them himself or whether he hired contractors who then hired them, the fact of the matter is that, there were undocumented workers. >> reporter: dobbs who has not ruled out a run for political office took on the claims and the reporter. >> a young lady by the name of isabel mcdonald, a reporter for the nation, has put together a fairly typical hit piece, a smear piece. did you say

but tonight, the day the giant investigative piece comes out on lou dobbs, lou dobbs, american hypocriteobbs making his career on railing against illegal immigrants, while he reportedly himself employed illegal immigrants on the day that piece comes out, lawrence and his show have managed to book lou dobbs to give his response. they have also booked the writer for the nation who wrote the piece. so good. we are so psyched. we are not the kind of network that have talking points for the network where they tell us to promote what the other shows are doing. i am doing it be

. >> coming up, lou dobbs responds to an illegal immigration scandal. >> if we got paramedics right here up front, everybody pointing at them. >> scary moments at an election rally in maryland. why dozens of people had to be tr >> it is 4:43. investigators are searching for clues in the death of a fairfax man. the 61-year-old man's body was found in a home on loud end court yesterday. authorities have not said how he died but his gold lexus was taken from his home they say. some commerce department employees will get an early start to the weekend. a fire broke out at the herbert hoover building last night. it is out now but crews are taking extra precautions because of asbestos removal in the building. some metro riders will have to find another way to get around. farragut and mcpherson on the blue and orange are closed from 10:00 this new england until 5:00 a.m. tuesday. they make improvements recommended by federal investigators. >> turning to battle ground maryland president obama urged young voters to go to the polls in less than four weeks. during the rally at possessy state -- bowi

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one thing is for sure, try not to drop your mobile down the lou.nd if you do, don't try and fish it out. and whatever you do, do not repeat "do not get your arm stuck" because it did not just take a happened or two to get you out, but a camera true. they arrived to find this man crouched over the toilet bowel and his arm submerged up to his shoulder. and he had to break the toilet to get him out. not only did they released him, but they also found the mobile phone. he won't be using that anytime soon. they reason not to drop it down the lou, people will never shake your hand again. >> they have such lovely british accents in china. >> it sounds so much more pleasant. >> it was tie hua knees. >> it is the home of shakespeare. >> this is your life in your phone. would you do that? >> not gnaw. >> maybe five years ago? >> maybe five years ago, and this year no chance. >> they keep all your records right there. >> i'm stupid. >> i'm glad i am not with verizon. you would think they would be jumping the way they dispatched the crew. it was like a chilean

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that is a violation of their rights. >> all right, lou dobs on the last word with lawrence o'donnell.it week nights, 10:00 eastern, right here on msnbc. >>> okay, let's do our trivia who is current lit longest serving governor in the united states? the answer is north dakota governor john hovan, he was sworn into office on december 15, 2000, just six days before the second longest-serve governor, republican rick perry of texas. >>> coming up, president obama, vice president biden on the road trying to rally the base but republicans still hold a wide lead in the money race. up next, the weekly readout with the "washington post's" ann corn blus. >>> and at national journal's major garrett. >>> and coming this up sunday on "meet the press," the kickoff of the senate debate series. alexy giannoulias versus mark kirk this sunday. >>> first, the white house soup of the day, serving corn and crab chowder on a friday. chuck todd is off. no one to comment on the soup. so we will just play it out to the break. ♪ [ male announcer ] ever have morning pain slow you down? introducing bayer am, an e

one thing is for sure, try not to drop your mobile down the lou. and if you do, don't try and fish it out. and whatever you do, do not repeat "do not get your arm stuck" because it did not just take a happened or two to get you out, but a camera true. they arrived to find this man crouched over the toilet bowel and his arm submerged up to his shoulder. and he had to break the toilet to get him out. not only did they released him, but they also found the mobile phone. he won't be using that anytime soon. they reason not to drop it down the lou, people will never shake your hand again. >> they have such lovely british accents in china. >> it sounds so much more pleasant. >> it was tie hua knees. >> it is the home of shakespeare. >> this is your life in your phone. would you do that? >> not gnaw. >> maybe five years ago? >> maybe five years ago, and this year no chance. >> they keep all your records right there. >> i'm stupid. >> i'm glad i am not with verizon. you would think they would be jumping the way they dispatched the crew. it was like a chile

as well as writing the group also meet to restore old bikes lou i think this one's going to take some serious work so this was a real russian classic about forty five years ago the. because equivalent equivalent to the italian vesper seen better days but little bit of russian history. this certainly isn't your typical pollock of the cure old scripts to reuters have become part of the landscape you noted by love of going on the roads. it looks like . we're off to spread the bike a words one last time this year but as for me they are going to enjoy the rest of care of. me. it was almost time for me to leave the city but i always like to check out a bit of the local music scene on my travels although in the basement of the johnston face point when i can expect. these are the shakes it's a little slice of nineteen fifties america in northeastern russia and one of the most popular but. not all came over here really that. he was a long while living in cairo. ok i have stated that i wasn't expecting to come to. visit but is also thank you how did you guys get into playing kind of fifty's fif

. >>> lou dobbs lingering on radio. you as early as 2007 that despite the kind of don't tread on me immigration bombast that led him to say that the illegal employer is the central figure in this mess. the equestrian sport is considered the second largest employer of undocumented workers behind the food industry. somebody cleans out the stables. whether directly lou dobbs and people like him pay them. the nation reported it's worse than that. saying dobbs has relied for years on undocumented labor for the upkeep of his multi-million dollar states and the horses he keeps for his daughter. it cited five men from mexico, one who stated flatly, i looked after dobbs' horses while i was illegal. dobbs responded, i have never, nor has the dobbs group at any time hired any illegal immigrant. i was going to take the day off but sometimes circumstances overwhelm those plans. this is one of those days. he called the article a fairly typical hit piece, a smear piece. you understand my sensitivity going after my 22-year-old daughter

this innovation in it lou or making is already working. there a direction.from london in the laws which it's quite noticeable already and there's of course is a long way to go but people always argue of the role of the government and some of us just say always stay out of our way than to believe that the government can play a very important role in the innovation process because our infrastructure and that is something only government really can take care of and of us one in the basic research i am a firm believer that the basic research should stages that if everybody will just be thinking about how to commercialize every idea well it will not be good either so yes it will be a long term process project but. ultimately it will benefit for the country that i'm with. ok thank you thank you very much for being. on the show and just to remind that my guest in the studio today was alexandra johnson president of the global technology some fancy and that's it for now from all of us here if you want to have your say on spotlight or if you have someone in mind to yo

and lou 33 years. a fourth suspect has pleaded not guilty. >>> well, the fight to end domestic violence took over the streets of downtown san jose today. hundreds of people marched in the city's annual walk to end domestic violence. our own damian trujillo was the emcee of the event. women die every year because of domestic violence. ronnie lott told the group they need to get out of the sidelines and into the game by reporting abuse. during the ceremony, a white rose was placed on an empty chair for each the five victims who died in 2009. >>> let's check on the weather once again with jeff ranieri. a little chilly and a lot more wind today, jeff. >> reporter: oh, yes, it is a little bit chilly out here. there's a lot of commotion. we're out here on the streets of san francisco. you know, our giants fans, yes, they're pretty die-hard after win with last night and seeing the spirit and seeing the energy, i thought i'd do a little bit of a trivia game. who do we have with us here? >> my name is derek. >>

. >> reporter: that's how my mom, margie lou moran, tried to hold onto life's precious meaning as she alzheimer's. my big sister peggy has kept some of her needlework, angels for her grandchildren, the passion of a lifetime. we watched as that passion faded. >> these kind of to me have always shown the progression of the disease. >> reporter: over the years, from this, to this. they are gifts of love, and love is who we are. >> she didn't know who i was. that was a terrible thing. >> reporter: sol and rita rogers have been married for 63 years. as he began to lose rita to alzheimer's, sol couldn't bear it. but he wouldn't let go. so he started getting into bed with her at the nursing home outside boston. >> she became a new woman. she knew who i was. she could talk and smile and laugh. i love you very much. >> reporter: a miracle, the doctors called it. >> you love me? >> yes. i do. i do. >> reporter: even in the shadows, there is love. ♪ somebody loves you ♪ so find yourself somebody to love ♪ >> reporter: terry moran, abc news. >> and we're back now again with maria shriver. 5 out o

let me start with this lou dobbs controversy. do you think there's some hypocrisy involved? >> what this tells me, and what this should tell all of us is our immigration system is broken. it's absolutely dysfunctional. even somebody like mr. lou dobbs who is basically made a career out of hateful statements against immigrants can't comply with the law himself. i listened to him in the piece you just wran. boy, that's a technical defense. he would be the first to be screaming at anybody else who made such after defense. but it underscores, norah, that we need a full fix to this immigration system. we need congress to roll up its sleeves and get to work and fix this dysfunctional system. >> lou dobbs is saying he hire ad landscaper who is legal, and he couldn't be responsible for whoever he hired. it's happening in california in that senate race out there. meg whitman. why do you -- why do you think then at this time the obama administration is letting it be known the number of deportations has increased by 10%. >> i think you hit it on the head, norah. this is an election yea

largest emerging economies is choosing a new president but brazil's hugely popular leader known as lou look can't take part because he's served the maximum allowed that's not stopping him winding up a successor who could become the country's first female president. for us. but it is a really big day as you mentioned that later lou led to silva has enjoyed eighty percent approval ratings in this country over the last two terms it's because he's credited by his supporters with creating pretty much a silent revolution where the poor have had a voice and hope for the first time through a number of social programs while the same time lula catapulted brazil much further ahead in international diplomacy and trade brokering relations with latin american countries also with russia india china the bric nations of course so today really determines which direction the country is going to continue to head lula has anointed a successor dilma rousseff who is not very well known to the brazilian people for her track record she's lula chief of staff and she's running on the fact that she's choice and t

que incluye entrevistas con cinco inmigrantes quienes, presuntamente, trabajaron en propiedades de "louida.--el ex- presentador dijo en una entrevista que el articulo es un 'ataque politico" y lo califico como una mentira. aseguÓ que no ha contratado a indocumentados, ni lo haÁ. ---la agencia central de inteligencia de los estados unidos anda tras los hispanos. ---pero no se asuste... esto se debe a que la "cia" necesita reclutar en sus filas a jovenes que hablen espaÑol. ---"fernando pizarro" nos amplia la informacion. --a casi un mes de la fatal explosion en san bruno, la vida está lejos de volver a la normalidad en el vecindario devastado.--la declaratoria de emergencia sigue vigente, mientras continuan las gestiones para revertir la negativa del gobierno federal de otorgar fondos para dar prestamos con baja tasa de interes a quienes perdieron sus casas o sufrieron daños considerables. --el dinero tambien ayudaria a la ciudad de san bruno a cubrir los gastos de la respuesta a la catastrofe, la remocion de escombros y la reconstruccion de la zona. --los daÑos estan valuados en 55 mill

so, tonight, we ask you, does this make lou dobbs a hypocrite? is he responsible to check every gardner or stable hand? tell us what you think at the "nightline" page at abcnews.com. and be sure to watch "good morning america" for the very latest on this tomorrow. >>> and also tomorrow, right here, hope you'll join us for "nightline." we meet an evangelical pastor in southern florida who has created the largest residential community of sex offenders in the country. can they move past their crimes, and how? but that's our report for tonight. for all of us at abc news, good night, america. >> dicky: it's the "jimmy kimmel live" fatah si league, presented by gmc. >> jimmy: hi, i'm "jimmy kimmel live." >> and i'm his cousin sal. >> jimmy: we have a lot to cover tonight. so, let's get to it. >> great matchups in week four of the jklfl. >> a man named kimmel pulled the plug on the fridge's season. >> jimmy: bill simmons ran rough over jb smoove. dax sheppard edges fiance kristen bell to posthis first win of the season. but the real highlights came afte