much like allentown's matt mccall. he is one dirty mother fraker.k. >> well therks refused to take a powder as their protests get louder. i speak of demonstrators rallying against people magazine after a name bradley b cooper the sexiest man alive.ana and no, not ryan goes lig seen here -- ryan gosselin, seen here who many say deserves thee honor. many, on thursday, a massive amount of fans descended demandingrts they imif the -- they give the well abed actor his own cover. >> why do we love ryan so much, and why is bradley cooper more like bradleys pooper? >> 201pe1 was clearly the year of gosling.go it is honestly a hugeert oversight, and we are suppose had -- supposed to trust gossi people? they put bradley cooper on the c cover when it is clearly ryan gosling's year? yea >> by the way, bradley cooper didn't even shave for the photo shoot. what a [bleep]. >> why are you for ryan? >> have you seen his abs? >> first, i have not -- that's like saying have you seen theit sky? his abs #r* fabs. -- his abs are fabs. occup

businessman monte mccall recently met ortega-hernandez and said he praped the president to the anti-christ. >> he was very insear in what he believed but he did seem rather troubled. >> reporter: ortega-hernandez family reported him missing last month. he has a minor history with run-ins with the law but, so far, has not been linked to any radical groups. the last shooting at the white house was in 1994. a colorado man fired about 30 shots from a semiautomatic rifle. that was an assassination attempt at president clinton. that man now serving 40 years. betty? >> susan mcginnis in washington, thank you, susan. >>> president obama has wrapped up his visit to australia, after promising the united states will remain a force in the pacific. the president left for bali this morning. earlier e though, during an address to the australian parliament he said. >> our enduring interests in the region demand our enduring presence in the region. the united states is a pacific power and we are here to stay. >> before leaving, the president greeted australian troops. he announced yesterday up to 2,500 u.s

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he is matt mccall, penn financial group founder and its president. and a member. donald trump says even he has bad hair. my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he is the skin me man with the left wing plan. next to me, allen combs. he hosts the allen combs show. it is week nights at 10:00 p.m. on fox news radio. and he is the tool who thinks stalin was cool. hello, pinch. >> today in the times, they write about western pennsylvania's hydrolic fracturing or fracking to use the vernacular. meanwhile, northern pennsylvania continues to endure underage underaged fracking that leads to a surplus of teen pregnancies and bass -- dash and babies. he is one dirty mother fraker. >> they refuse to take a powder as their protest get louder. i speak of demonstrators rallying against "people" smag after they named bradley cooper the sexiest man alive. and no, not ryan gosselin, seen here who many say deserve the honor. many as in me many, many times over. a mass of rabid fans descended on the mag's headquarters demanding they give him his own cover. >> why do we love him so mu

with resorts mccall's. potomac riviera hotel in macau central hotel macau. the heart of the greek government replaces it in disbelief of the prime minister as a. whole now with just a few hours to go until a vote of confidence in parliament. but greece adds to the trauma of global leaders the g twenty summit of wraps up in cannes. struggling to stem the contagion from spreading across the euro zone. on the mocked up. a simulated flight sim mas is completed by a six man crew spending about five hundred days in isolation as part of a space experiment. on the road to extradition cry foul as a computer whiz kid is told that he's committed no major crime in the u.k. but could still face trial in america.

is kathleen mccall here? she is the director of the golden gate cemetery. she is one of our partners. thank you for being here. we have our folks from social security. please stand up. thank you for being here. [applause] did i miss somebody? sarah is here as well from social security. when we do our vet connect, she helps us. we get clothing donated and tailored. they shower and leave with tailored clothes to go interview for jobs. that is pretty special. thank you. [applause] ophelia bascall is the regional administrator for hud. ed cabrera, thank you for being here. [applause] ed and the council are big proponents"srgu on opening dood working on endling homelessness for veterans and everyone. martha is another great provider. she keeps us on the straight and narrow getting our permanent housing vouchers out. my buddy from washington used to be in palo alto. he is now the chief clinical director of clinical operations for the eight homeless programs, keith. [applause] over there is my other buddy. i have lots of bodies. -- i have lots of buddies. is from

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monty mccall recently met ortega hernandez. he said the suspect compared to the president to the anti- christ. >> he seemed very sincere in what he believed but he did seem rather troubled. >> reporter: ortega hernandez could face charges of attempted assassination and possessing a dangerous weapon. danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >>> this is not the first time that the white house has been targeted. in september of 1994, a maryland man crashed a stolen small plane on to the south lawn. and then seven weeks later, a colorado man opened fire with an assault rifle. spraying the front of the white house with up to 30 shots. >>> well, there will be competing rallies today on the campus of virginia tech. one in fave every of expanding gun control. the other in favor of protecting gun rights. of the group, virginia citizens defense league will be in blacksburg. they want the state to allow college students with permits to be allowed to have guns on campus. on the other side, survivors of the 2007 shooting rampage at v

. >> reporter: monty mccall is that computer consultant who says the feds asked him not to talk about his encounter with ortega hernandez anymore until he and the other witnesses get to d.c. >> i have to go and testify now in grand jury. so i'll have to leave and that's why i have all these computers, because i have to get everything i needed to get that all next week today of. >> reporter: it's unclear if a family of ortega hernandez is among the witnesses, but his sister and mother told the pulse register in a copyrighted story over the past year he had changed both his behavior and appearance growing his hair and beard long. he became withdrawn, spent hours on the internet, became a health nut, a mixed martial arts fighter and a more devoted father to his young son. that tattoo on his neck that says israel is his son's name. just before halloween he told his family he was headed out on a one-week vacation. when he didn't come back, they reported him missing. that's the last they knew until november 11th, the day he's accused of firing at the white house. house. now it is unclear ju

businessman monty mccall who recently met him, said ortega-hernandez compared the president to the anti-christ. >> he seemed very sincere in what he believed but he did seem very-- rather troubled. >> reporter: the white house has been targets before. in september, 1994, a maryland man, distraught over a domestic breakup, style small plane and crashed it on to the south lawn near a wall of the west wing. and seven weeks later, a colorado man, angry at president clinton, pulled an assault rifle from his trench coat and sprayed the front of the white house with 20 to 30 shots. ballistics tests are being run to match the bullets found at the white house with the gun taken from the car. prosecutors are said to be considering filing charges of attempted assass neighbors but, scott, we need to point out, the president was not here at the time of the shooting. he was en route to the apex summit in hawaii. >> pelley: protecting the white house is the job of the uniform division of the secret service. we've been given rare access to this little-known police force and a look at how they train. that's co

team which are based in a small city of four for a joint take a chill this isn't formally a club for mccall the boulder plans to move to slim oculus year to check ice hotel association wouldn't allow them to do in the future of the lions haven't had the best of starts claiming just seven ways out of twenty two games. one of the probable reasons for that being that not only their opponents but the ruki team themselves have had to get used to a new home depot for the arena this most ice rink in the league lucas but although it's still more comfortable for us to play on big rinks like in russia just three of our players used to the small rink we have here the elders have to adapt to our home rain and as soon as they do we'll have to stop when ignored that we may or not there is no lack of support here as the stadium is always packed down with plans passionately supporting their new idols we have like almost sold out every game. straight for the fancy holiday for. all the slovakia people at the czech people there are a lot of people to the public get. a common. love these the nazis the players

high scoring affair in hunting one sees coming down to a shootouts seems netminder really shined mccall you'll get a call of saving three straight chance when it mattered most to the home side completes a five to four upset running the garden come champions you lie i've started well on alexander of the world gold in the minutes but bodies seize the initiative after riots and came out for two winners in the goal in the series from models of help to a place on balls to pete bottom of the table after my least. all lowly of lands upset the odds more taking down a top six side on guard to the point of scoring about one. over all leaders skiles and petersburg extend their wing street to six games this after a three to victory you can submit a look right into goals as her bought some of the western conference didn't have an answer for the nominee minsky's had a style they were big winners on the road in riga. meanwhile held on for a tough road win against live in the basement battle of western conference teams. to the man where russian kickboxing star bottle has a curve is now a fully fledged

injury or training with instead gartside spotlights leading top scorer to its fellow forward alexander mccall in front of a moscow and two new faces in a usually unchanged russia slowly but the car insists their call ups were because they both reach to procreate the other. is good enough to come in the dream squads well i will do it but. when the media start asking about the world when i feel it is necessary. that we have young players there's a reason that we bring new young players well meanwhile russia has unveiled a new kit which will be worn for next summer's european championships they will make its debut against greece in friday's friendly the new shirts now has white blue and red diagonal stripes along with a chain mail pattern as a reminder of the country's ancient warriors boys into battle and also of the campaign will be a victory starts with you and a feel for fans to get behind the scene in poland and ukraine next summer and strike alexander because your golf was optimistic about the team's chances that you wrote one hundred twelve that you read of so i believe in myself and in t

. >> reporter: idaho businessman, monty mccall, recently met ortega hernandez and said he compared presidentama to the anti-christ. >> he seemed very sincere in what he believed. but he did seem very troubled. >> reporter: others who knew ortega hernandez said he became troubled in recent months and told his family he believed the world was going to end. if convicted, he could face life in prison. >> reporter: in washington, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> or on -- ortega hernandez will be in custody until a magistrate judge in washington can determine his day of trial. >>> major action on the two- month anniversary of the beginning of the "occupy wall street" movement. mary bubala has more on what has been a busy day nationwide. >> reporter: hundreds of demonstrators marched through the streets of new york, some clashing with police. more than 100 people were arrested. but for the most part, the protest was peaceful. exactly two months ago, the occupy wall street movement started here. they are protesting a range of issues from financial. and here in baltimore, the occupy prote

. >> businessman monti mccall met ortega hernandez and said he compared the president to the antichriste's very sincere in what he believed. he did seem rather troubled. >> ortega hernandez's family reported him missing last month. he has a long history of minor run-ins with the law but so far, has not been linked to any radical groups. susan mcginnis for cbs news, washington. >> sources say ortega hernandez was not on the secret service's radar before friday's shooting. >>> making news now at 5:51, a group claiming to be army defactors is joining the antigovernment protestors in syria and is killing soldiers loyal to the president. meanwhile, the arab league has given syria three days to stopped. >>> the tunnel linked two warehouses in san diego and tijuana. when officers moved in on the american side, they seized 17 tons of marijuana. >>> a new mexico tv station reports former governor and presidential candidate bill richardson is under federal investigation. according to their sources, a state employee accused the democrat of sexual harassment and was paid a settlement. it is that se

idaho businessman, monty mccall, recently met ortega- hernandez and said he compared president obamae seemed very sincere in what he believed. but he did seem very, rather troubled. >> reporter: others say he had become troubled in recent months and told his family he believed that the world was going to end. if he's convicted, he could face life in prison. >> in washington, danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> ortegaorteg hernandez will decide if he should stay in jail until trial. >>> take a look. averages say a tunnel linked warehouses in san diego and tijuana. and was responsible for transporting large amounts of drugs. 17 tons of marijuana were confiscated during that raid. so far, two men have been arrested in connection with the discovery of the tunnel. >>> a terrifying situation for three girls at a school in oklahoma city. they were about to be crushed under a falling elevator, when they placed these 911 calls. >> elevator. >> i'm sorry. >> oh, god. >> hello? >> we're trapped under an elevator, at compton high school. >> students say they heard the girl screaming. th

short version there, but cnn contributor maria cordona is with us from orlando this morning and lenny mccall republican strategist, as well. we're going to get to newt, of course. but as we always do here, i need to ask you guys what your political highlight of the week was. s what was it for you, maria? >> as you said, talking about newt, it's newt gingerich's rooid rise, but to me, it was also mitt romney's lies. >> are you rhyming this morning, as well, lenny? >> no. i'm going a little math today. abr plus iowa equals newt plus g-o-p 2012. >> you know what? i actually got that. anybody but romney, we'll get into that in just a second. maria, is this going to be the fall for newt gingerich? or did he stir something up and start aer serious debate in a conversation that needs to be had? >> i completely agree that he did start a debate and conversation that actually, you know, has been going on for quite some time among the general electric torat. i think it was very bold of him. i give him dudeos for having conviction and the courage to say that during a republican debate, especially when w

hamel is back, and michael players, and author of the next great bull market, a business expert, matt mccallll some of that tape. >> the lone guarantee to solyndra was subject to proper rigorous scrutiny and healthy debate during every phase of the process. as a secretary of decision the final decisions on solyndra were mine and i made them with the best interest of the taxpayers in mind and i want to be clear, over the course of solyndra's loan guarantee, i did not make any decision based on political considerations. >> no. just like they were told don't fire people until after the election. so big bundlers buy big access and they get in this case $535 million, others billions of taxpayer dollars and they bought the influence, they got the money as payback, didn't they? >> absolutely. the more money you have, the more money you can make. they have money to get to lobbyists and they got the loan gary tee from -- guarantee frome government. to say it wasn't a police cal thing, what is? green, green, green, you are pushing solyndra. you push any source out there, they were getting crushed out

let me bring in our friend, cnn political democratic strategist maria cardona as well as lenny mccallister. good to see you both. we'll start with you both, your political highlight of the week. what have you got? >> it's herman cain all the time, but it's not about 9-9-9. can i can he survive? can he thrive is in the? it depends on if he continues to lie. >> lenny. >> i have two, one side for each side of the political aisle this week. for one side, it's the other 9-9-9 plan. president obama's unemployment record for 2011. for the other side of the aisle, it's herman cain, yogi berra and political crisis management. listen to what i said, not what i said except of course what i said is exactly what i said is what you wanted in the first place. >> let's get to herman cain here, shall we? it's hard to know where to start. they say they're not going to talk about it any more and they're done. is it up to him, maria? >> no, absolutely not. and it's interesting because we were all waiting with bated breath to his if one of his accusers was going to come out publicly yesterday. she decided

. >> my name is lynn mccall. general chiarelli, you were close to having a by a marker for post conclusive events. is there a link between concuss of events and propensity for suicide. >> what we know is -- if you look at the work of dr. mcghee in boston that she is doing on talmudic proteins, you are one of the believers like i am and her work that indicates a very important protein in the body in a neurological system, seems to do with excess of blows to the head. i'm not a doctor. but it bends over itself and collect into the brain and has the effect of beginning to eat away at the brain. you heard of brian do worsen who committed suicide not too recently. in a different way than most men do. most men put a bullet through the head or the chest. he put it through his chest and they wanted and needed a biopsy of his brain because that he had a successful nfl career and successful in business and started to display all the systems. early dementia, problems getting along with people, 8 management. he killed himsel

broderick, former state supreme court chief justice, now dean of new hampshire law school, steve mccall, u.s. federal judge and terry schumaker taking around this governor from arkansas. he had -- he was trailing in the early polls behind the late paul tsongas, jerry brown, tom harkin, bob kerrey. and there's bill clinton. and you almost -- it was almost laughable. he worked and he worked and gutted and talked to the new hampshire people. even though he didn't win the primary, the perception was, he was the comeback kid because he came in a strong second. so great history. what comes to your mind when you look back on some of the primaries? >> you have to remember george herbert walker bush came in here and was the ambassador to the united nations, republican national committeeman but he was not a nationally recognized figure when he started in new hampshire. and governor hugh gregg used to put him in the front of his old station wagon and they would barn storm the state. they did it the new hampshire way, person to person, town to town and grabbed as many hands and had as many conversa

matt mccall is joining us live. so far, what are we seeing?rters out at various shopping malls who are telling us that the numbers looked good early on. >> everything i have seen looks good as well. one that i thought was interesting. yesterday for thanksgiving day online sales were up 39% over last year. so that's a good indication people are pending money, taking advantage of the big deals. the big question that looms for me is are we going to front run everything. is everybody going to take these deals, opening up at hid night last knight thin -- opening up at midnight, then fall off the face of the earth and stop spending money? rick: what is the ripple effect? we had a reporter earlier in the show who showed us the numbers from 2005 to the present where those numbers keep creeping up. you can see even during at the time of the great recession in 2008 and 2009, the numbers still pretty steady comparatively up from years before. when these numbers are big on black friday, what does it mean for the rest of december leading up to christmas? >

. >> it definitely skews the pool, the wealthiest members of congress, mike mccall of texas worth $295, $250 million, they really take the curve, basically and break it for everybody else, but if you eliminate those top you know several hundred million dollar people, john kerry is another one, you still see the average member of congress is worth, somewhere in the range of 500, $600,000 at a minimum and that is four times what the average household is worth. >> 100 -- >> 120 or something like that. >> so still, quite a bit more money than on average what we are looking at now, some of the break down when it comes to political party now you are saying democrats hold 80% of the wealth, senate republicans, 70% does that include more democrats in the senate and more republicans in the house. >> yes, every time there is a major wave election like republicans had in 2010 you will see a flock of new people coming into congress they tend to be wealthier, newer members tend to be wealthier in part because campaigns have become so expensive they recruit very rich people to run for office. >>> wh

matt mccall, how does it affect people in the united states?ar there greece was going to possibility not take a bailout and default on the bonds. if greece defaults or italy or portugal or spain is the next country down the road that could possibly default that hits the european banks and u.s. banks and hits the entire global economy and you and i get affected and that ultimately can actually trickle down and increase unemployment here in the united states. so we have to keep a close eye on this. i think that greece is probably the tip of the iceberg and that we could see a lot more, what we watch is italy, the next big country and could have the same situation. >> the best way to deal with this is the u.s. i agree with those comments, why don't we get our own fiscal house in order. we're running trillion and a half dollar deficits ourselves and if we don't get our house in in order and bring this debt down, i fear that you're going to have a rush on the u.s. bonds as greece has and many of the other countries like italy and portugal. i agree a

leland miller, lori rothman, and matthew mccall.g in grease, i think it's bad, you know, i'm told it's because the socialist measures in that country are falling apart, they are not working, people will have to pay more, they are upset. okay it's interesting. why do we actually care, laurie? europe was going to bail them out, and our markets liked it, and now they may not and our markets don't like it why. >> markets are extremely volatile, that's for sure. your previous story mf global run by john corzine going belly-up because ever its exposure to the european sovereign debt crisis. again that is what it is. megyn: we buy in the european economies. >> exactly and mf had a whole bunch of it. there are a lot of firms similar to mf. it's considered a medium sized firm. there are a lot of other firms that size and you have what you call systemic risks. if mf global goes under on a bad trade with europe maybe some other u.s. based cop companies will as well. megyn: europe is stepping into save greece, it overspent, it can't make its ba

steve mccall and cherry shoemaker ticket on this governor from arkansas. he was trailing in the early polls behind the late paul tsongas, kerry brown, tom harkin, bob kerrey and there is bill clinton. it was almost laughable. he worked anywhere and he just talked to the new hampshire people and even though he didn't win the primary, the perception was he was the comeback kid because he came at a strong second period but comes to mind when you look back on primaries? >> you have to remember george herbert walker bush came in here and was the ambassador to the united nations, republican national committee man, but he was not nationally recognized when he started in new hampshire. and hugh craig is to put them in the station wagon and they would just run the state committed at the new hampshire person-to-person town to town and grabbed as many hanssen had as many conversations as possible. >> or you there when he got up on the tractor? >> i despair. i used to guide the station wagon as a senior at king state college. >> the campaign pop. >> avaricious followi

>> the richest members of congress, at the moment, is a guy named mike mccall.p over the past four or five years, largely because he is inheriting are significant chunks of his farmer's fortune in the clear channel communications company. but again, this is the minimum. he is worth at least $294, that is a minimum. >> but then on the flip side, juxtaposition, if you look at the graphic, i don't know if you have a tv in front of you, juxtaposing that with a guy i guess negative 2.1. >> alcee hastings carries on his disclosure firm, about $2 million worth of legal fees from 20-year-old legal case. that count against -- wipes out all of his assets, he is worth basically negative $2 million. >> paul singer, we appreciate you-all crunching the numbers over at "roll call" sharing your findings wuss on cnn come back. >> thanks for having us on. i appreciate it. >>> battle between israel and iran hate new level today. israel's prime minister again considering an attack on iran's nuclear facilitiefacilities. president obama even weighing in, saying he was not going to li

steve mccall and cherry shoemaker ticket on this governor from arkansas. and he was trailing in the early polls behind the late paul tsongas, kerry brown, tom harkin, bob kerrey and there is bill clinton. it was almost laughable. he worked anywhere and he just talked to the new hampshire people and even though he didn't win the primary, the perception was he was the comeback kid because he came at a strong second period but comes to mind when you look back on primaries? >> you have to remember george herbert walker bush came in here and was the ambassador to the united nations, republican national committee man, but he was not nationally recognized when he started in new hampshire. and hugh craig is to put them in the station wagon and they would just run the state committed at the new hampshire person-to-person town to town and grabbed as many hanssen had as many conversations as possible. >> or you there when he got up on the tractor? >> i despair. i used to guide the station wagon as a senior at king state college. >> the campaign pop. >> avaricious fol