so i was referring to what bill maher had said.i said was about what bill maher said. >> you're still responsible for your words, aren't you? >> my responsibility is for making fun of bill maher, or not making fun of i suppose liberals for not reacting to bill maher for saying this terrible thing about dick cheney, make a joke about john edwards, the world blows up, i'm asked about the joke and i say i guess i learned my lesson, i said bill maher said about dick cheney he wished he had been blown up in a terrorist attack, i guess i learned my lesson. next time i will say i wish he had been blown up in a terrorist attack. >> i think the government should be spying on all dropping daisy cutters throughout the middle east and sending liberals to guantanamo. that was one of your own columns. >> that needs no explanation. it is beautiful. beautifully written. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> that wouldn't in any way fall into demonic rabble-rousing. >> it would not if you let me talk about my book. >> i'm taking the premise of your book -- >> you'r

part two in my conversation with bill maher. days about democrats, namely anthony weiner and his sexting scandal. >> in a world of politicians doing everything from having babies with the maid, leaving their wives on their death beds and hiking the appalachian trail, you're guilty of the most humiliating indiscretion of all. you didn't get any! [ laughter ] >> talk about democrats being ineffect wall. >> now my conversation with bill maher. >> so billers apt any weiner has provided you with lots and lots of material recently. i don't know if you've been praying to the comedy gods for this. i just want to play a bit of a dramatic reading you did with jane lynch who i'm a huge fan of. we can only play a bit because it's difficult to play the whole sting because you're actually just -- you're reading the text -- the tweets that anthony weiner and various women sent back and forth. so let's play that. >> ridiculous bulge in my shorts now. want to see? >> yeah. can you send a pic i want to sit on your [ bleep ] so bad right now. >> g

so we should probably get real with that reality first. >> bill maher.s good to talk to you. >> one quick correction on something, when i said dollar bill jefferson i said authorities found $10,000 in his freezer. i was corrected, it was $90,000. still ahead the heart-breaking scene syria does not want you to see tonight. what our reporter found at a refugee camp inside syria terrified syrian refugees literally trembling with fear. >> she's so scared that she's talking, her hands just keep shaking uncontrollably. you can hear her voice quivering as well. and it's just the trauma of what she's seen, what she was talking about is just so evident. >> also tonight, casey anthony's mom taking the stand again in the murder trial people lining up in droves to watch, pushing each other to watch. see what caused cindy anthony to break down in sobs today. and we'll tell you what she whispered to her daughter in court today. ÷$r >>> tonight a 360 dispatch, syrian officials don't want you to see. they continue to refuse our requests for visas while the military keep

her maher has taken the issue to court with a ruling expected and runs the lord believes the law is in their side absolutely. according to russian law there are no limits on who can become a parent through the use of surrogate mother who'd of course cases like this one are still very unusual in russia that's why some are distraction offices or court officials me be confused and refuse to register children but the law is definitely in our a favor that maher is the third woman in russia who use the sperm of her deceased son to continue the family's lineage yet whether it is due to her age or the sheer number of children involved her story got many russians questioning the affix of this kind of parenting order to what all these exercises in biomechanics ultimately lead to this very ambiguous situation we can really tell the difference between a son and a grandson there are so many orphans in russia so she wanted to be a mother she could have easily realized her maternal instincts i think ultimately it's a very selfish drive to pass your genes no matter what. become couldn't care less abou

since actually he's responsible of this list of more than fifteen hundred and he had been detained maher got fifteen thousand in the country and all saw that this is why that the agree that the uprising in syria is to cross the sects it's a christian have been called that how it had been killed and this is why this is uprising. key it is such kind of a moment among the syrians this is because the spirit of unity among the syrians what are the demands of the sunni not as we that they want to overthrow us this is understood but what else what specific things do they demand for their country for the people but as soon as we need actually to move from under dictatorship regime to be a democratic country c.n.d. fifty's has a long tradition of a democratic institutions in one thousand nine hundred fifty four forty four has free and fair elections we have the march to progress of constitution with the give their ideal men to vote and the bar to see it in the early going to go there was a little earlier. that was in the thirty's but you know that this work once wrote that there are. any country

these past me i want to especially my race one of the things that he brought up was that was bill maher and jon stewart that they do the same thing and it's ok because they're liberals and you know i think you're a grain of good point there that i think but there's a marine jesters right but i think this goes we're going to be a news guy some well yeah well you know he doesn't play. that part i don't really have a problem with but i think the point he had is that i think liberals sometimes get away with things because they're liberals but going to should i don't think that means that we should also then let eric bolling get away with something that's taking the offensive illegal he would build more he said this thing about president obama being a black ninja gangster president and other times that i was expecting him to lift up a shirt shows get like two or more i think she's funny maybe that he's governing the president of the. but it's the same thing they're both marginalizing him as a stereotype except that bill maher is a comedian and that's going to have our nominees are i mean we'

but actually i want to especially about race one of the things that he brought up was that was gone maher and jon stewart they do the same thing and it's ok because they're liberals and you know i think he had a great a good point there and i think there's a more jesters right but i think this goes we're going to be a news guy someone yeah well you know he does opinion to that that part i don't really have a problem with but i think the point he had is that i think liberals sometimes get away with things because they're liberals but maybe they shouldn't i don't think that means that we should also then let their probably going to have something that's greatly offensive. more he said this thing about president obama being a black ninja gangster president and other times that i was expecting him to lift up her shirt and show his gap like the more i think she's funny maybe that he's constantly present and. but it's the same thing they're both marginalizing him as a stereotype except that bill maher is a comedian and this is going he's our nominees are i mean i'm going to try to you know you'

bill maher." what he's going to say. i'll talk to him about newt gingrich, about anthony wiener, and other topics. bill maher, tonight's big "360" interview. and in crime and politics, the casey anthony trial. the focus today a tattoo casey got just weeks after her 2-year-old daughter caylee disappeared. we'll tell you why the words on the tattoo raised eyebrows in talk. we'll talk to her former attorney who has a very interesting take on the case. more stories at the top of the hour. more piers morgan in a moment. abe: perhaps... host: could switching to geico reon car insurance? e host: do dogs chase cats? ♪ 70's music sfx: squealing tires. >>> so governor, we're now in your kitchen. >> yes. >> and we've now reached the boss in the relationship, which is your wife, mary beth. now, i've spent a lot of time with your husband today. a fascinating character in many ways. had a lot to say about you. mainly of the you wear the trousers in this relationship. is that an accurate description? >> no. i th

. >> just pull out and planning department maher. in the meantime, it doesn't sound as though they should be operating in that space. vice chair joseph: i am not sure a blocking lot number of flies. i had a nightclub that they probably have a separate lot numbers. it was built as one building. all of my permits were for one building. a think that is an answer that possibly the planning department can answer. >> i would like to suggest that we allow the staff to look into this. and not jump into anything about shutting somebody down until we know it is something that is required or not. check with the city attorney if you need it and let us know what is going on. >> i do have a comment that i will make out on friday. this year, the medical team assisted on the perimeter including transporting people, the homeless that were injured. they had the medical team that did a lot of transports that normally might have been used by the city. this is to the police in that way. it gets better. and the bullying, and the suicide. there were a ton

. >> may have a motion to excuse commissioners maher and cohen. >> she will come and i will go back to land use. >> ok. why don't we go ahead and excuse right now without objection. madam clerk, item number two. any discussion on minutes? any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. we will take this without objection. >> item passes. >> would you please reads item three and four. >> chair's report and item four, executive director's report. >> i have a brief report today colleagues. this month was our leadership roundtable on the sustainable community strategy on may 5th held at the authority's offices. it was an opportunity for elected officials representing san francisco on the boards of the regional agencies to meet with management and provide feedback from the vision scenario which is an important first step in the process for developing sustainable community strategy and eventually the new regional transportation plan. i was joined for this event by commissioners scott wiener and david comps on who also represent us on the m.t.c. we also have representatives from th

he joined the roundtable discussion on "realtime with bill maher" on hbo friday night. they were talking about all kinds of things. larry's greatest concern was about the temperature in the study yes. . >> turning the tables on you, larry king. >> finally. >> tuscaloosa, your call. >> by the way, the air conditioning in here -- >> yeah. >> who planned this? >> why? are you cold? >> am i cold? >> throw a log on it. this is freezing, bill. >> get larry king a shawl. please. i want mr. king to be perfectly happy. >> it's cold. >> i don't mean to complain. >> time nor new rules. >> we're going to warm it up for larry we visits us on "morning joe." still ahead, while you're awake, your crackdown texts and morning joe is moments away. [ man ] i'm some guy you just met. you listed this midlife crisis on the internet. and three emails later, you trusted me with a test drive... [ chuckles ] how hard can this be? [ engine turns over ] and if you don't have the right motorcycle insurance, you could be fixing this bike yourself. [ crash! ] [ spits ] so get allstate. hey! you could

court mr maher gallup poll what we've been saying to president medvedev and to form and so love for office it's important that russia is able to play its part in trying to find a solution so the role of the mediator for russia is to work alongside others who are busy trying to find a way through i think the significant element of this is making sure that it's also linked back to the u.n. so we have confidence in our communications between different people but it's very good to see russia engage it's very good to see have been d.n.a. to trying to help to get as you said you consider an aid for to work together as an inappropriate response to the plight of the people there what is and appropriate response in your opinion were very. consistent in saying what needs to happen is that the israelis need to open the borders with gulzar and the love people and goods to move freely now i recognize the importance of the security situation for israel we've always done that but it seems to me a position that's not tenable you have the inability to get an economy moving and one of the things i've been s

bill maher and ryan seacrest co-hosting. my family. my son was hysterical imitating me. they threw a party for me at spagos. i thought it was a nice way of ending it. it was bittersweet. tavis: i'm curious to get some advice from you. >> are you leaving? tavis: not at the moment at least. you never know in this business. you might be leaving and you don't know you're leaving. >> they didn't tell you. tavis: what advice do you have for persons who are trying to figure out when is the appropriate time to levee? whatever job they -- leave, whatever job they may be doing? >> a lot of this book is about loss because you're giving up something. i've been in the business 54 years. half of it at cnn. tavis: mm-hmm. >> and the way to end -- of course jon stewart said you jump off a sinking ship. he said they got an english guy to replace you and when anderson goes they got a guy from turkey. tavis: he is funny. >> yeah, he is. bright as a whip. i don't think there is a rule. i think you know it when you know it. colin powell, one of my favorite people on the planet said to me you

thing starts for the russian officials first of all that we have a shared invitations why then mr maher get off and other russian officials and this is actually it's a good beginning to have a channel with this year and i wish and and they we we need to oversize above the historical relationship between syria and russia syria has a large community and russia and russia has a large community in them are in in syria and this is kind of relationship we need to steer and we it has to continue because actually this is the build the relationship between a lot of tunisians then the second issue are actually will and that is the concern any any regime after i said i after i said hours after the fall off i said the regime actually will continue that with their foreign body see toward toward russia russia it's actually a powerful country and we need to have a good relationship with russia sense actually i told you the historical relationship and if there are thing russia task on syria about military intervention we actually we have the same concern about that and the last thing that if that russi

review and author of treason of the heart from thomas paine take him philby in washington we have all maher bad or he is a political scientist and human rights activist and in austin we cross to alan cooperman he's an associate professor at the l.b.j. school of public affairs of the university of texas all right gentlemen this is cross talk and i mean cross talk rules in effect you can jump in anytime you want if i could go to david first in florence is the is the arab awakening as it's being called turning into an arab nightmare as i started out the program three of these countries that are undergoing. social strife it's turning into a vicious civil war and democracy seems to be more of a distant ideal if it ever was there are two sorts of people involved in this there are the people who want power and the people who want freedom and for the name.

that maher is the third woman in russia who use the sperm of her deceased son to continue the family's lineage yet whether it is due to her age or the share number of children involved her story a good many russians questioning the affix of this kind of parenting. you would. decide zimbo mechanics ultimately lead to this very ambiguous situation we can really tell the difference between a son and a grandson there are so many orphans in russia so she wanted to be a mother she could have easily realized her maternal instincts i think ultimately it's a very selfish drive to pass through genes no matter what. problem are couldn't care less about societal attitudes too much suffering for the loss of your only son persuaded her that there is no such thing as too many grandchildren russian law has no age cap for people willing to adopt children the only cavite is that a potential parent should be at least sixteen years older than the child and are muskies these days difference is almost sixty years this doesn't sit easily in a country where most people become parents before they turn thirty t

maher the head of one of the most powerful families in the country the fighting in sanaa has raged for two weeks after the opposition turns to violence following unsuccessful attempts to oust the president peacefully. nato forces have seen have unleashed more strikes on targeting the country's capital in areas in the north west government sources claim two policemen were killed in the bombardment of strikes also hit a tribal gathering camp near colonel gadhafi compound and bobbers easier meanwhile the u.s. house of representatives is set to vote on resolutions condemning american military involvement in the conflict. the u.s. president legally needs the approval of congress to fight a war for more than sixty days but levy is proving the exception so are there any limits of honest action to obama's actions there and is this a one off case or the beginnings of an empire complex going cross stuck for the answer is later today. the security council resolution for the united nations certainly means that the libyan intervention is legal under modern international law but that doesn't change

over the last couple of years says that their policy is still one that comes from the law maher it has mullah omar's sanction and that there's really only one policy there are negotiations and that is to demand that the united states get out before there's going to be a settlement now you know i mean they say there has to be a publicly they say there has to be complete withdrawal before a sudden takes place privately of course they acknowledge that there's going to have to be negotiations based on a timetable for withdrawal but the point that i would make in addition to respond to your question is that the there's nobody really on the ground in afghanistan who privately believes that these two more years of fighting is going to make any fundamental difference you're right the taliban can wait us out. at the end of those two years and they will still be the strongest political military force in the country and that's why i would argue that that what obama has done is to accommodate the institutional political interests of the pentagon in the military. to continue the war for as long as

not yet clear who was behind the attacks and bombings have become increasingly frequent in me and maher where pro-democracy activists and ethnic groups are at odds with the military backed regime. of former minister has been sentenced to life for genocide. and crimes against humanity pauline. the country's former minister for families and women's affairs and her son an ex militia leader were both found guilty of ordering and assisting massacres some eight hundred thousand people were killed during the one nine hundred ninety four slaughter most of them ethnic sees. is the first woman to be convicted by the un backed tribe you know. well coming up here a nazi a pair of presidents meets on no man's land find out brought not one but two heads of state to the south pole at the same time. it was meant to ensure a healthy croppers cheaply as possible but for locals living nearby it's come at a huge price a generation of malformed children has emerged in the south of india after a controversial pesticide was used on local farms despite the product being banned in other parts of the world india