they have a message that is very near and dear to my heart, which is sharing the message of hope and recovery, to having a new way of life. i took away from the messaging that i attended last fall, that there are right words to use and, and not so good words to use. for example, we want to talk about recovery, we don't want to talk about addiction. addiction is where people are stuck in the problem. recovery is where people get into the solution and that's what it's all about, giving people hope and healing and a new way of life. some of the main questions that we receive is, what kind of training is this, you know? and when you say, media message training, that means that if the media... put a microphone and camera to my face and say, joe, i heard that you used drugs and alcohol before. and who are you? and how do i respond to the media and how do i respond to where the community and the public can know that the benefits of long-term recovery? i think the main message there is that people in long-term recovery can move onto advocate for people with addictions and people to also get

what is the message?am the full spectrum conservative who has done what they said there were going to do when it came to washington and got it done. i am not one that stands there and says, my way or the highway or place to the crowd. i went out and took big, controversial issues and got them done for the conservative cause. national security, as well as fiscal and economic. unlike the other candidates, i have defeated democratic candidates in tough district. so no one in this race has the resume and the vision i have. >> how worried about you about rick perry? he did very well. >> if everyone was talking about me as much as everybody was talking aboutr rick perry, i'd have donew ell well, too. >> he's governor of texas. he has a lot of resources. i am the little engine that could candidate. rick perry's a great guy, ooh- ahh. we're chugging along. we have a caucus strategy, not a straw poll strategy. the straw poll was a check to see if we were building a base of support. we are building support in iowa.

simic the message to congress or the manufacturer's? >> i think it's a message to the industry and regulators and everyone. >> thank you very much for visiting us and i hope to see you in washington. >> thank you. >> on the floor of the 2011 cable show caught up with espn, responsible for sales and marketing. well, this is a show with a lot of promise. what are your -- what's keeping you awake at night these days? >> i sleep like a baby but when i get up in the morning i think a lot. this is my 23rd ncta show, and i think the complement of technology, the energy, the interest of making one plus one equals eight, the content providers and the distributors is shining through and i think a lot of things are coming out of that. ryan who demonstrates the cloud base to remote control, a lot of applications on the authentication content providers in partnership with other multichannel distributors, so there's a lot of good and interesting things coming out of the show which i think people will serve consumers better in the businesses model ove

many people have sent heartening messages to the tower. please illuminate the tower again as a symbol of recovery from the disaster. >> i can't forget the image of the tower i saw when i visited tokyo. >> don't lose to the sky tree. why do people love the tokyo tower so much? let's look for clues to the tower's almost magical attraction. >> a great many people sent affectionate messages to the tokyo tower. this is 33-year-old nakano, a company worker in tokyo. he's one of the people who sent messages to the tokyo tower. he wrote that he wanted the tower lights turned on again. as a sales rep, nakano spends many hours driving. when he was new on the job he was under constant pressure to meet his sales quota. driving the car with no one to talk to, he had to face the challenge all by himself. but one day he saw an unforgettable sight from the metropolitan expressway. >> translator: my favorite view of the tokyo tower is coming into view very soon. on the left oh, there it is, the view opens up right here for a short time. yes, there are no t

inside of a pop culture product where the viewers filter for political messages is churned out david we just have twenty thirty seconds but this is probably a self-evident question but now these types of movies promote heroic stereotypes that guarantee that we're going to have future wars and future volunteer warriors because they don't show that war really is hell. absolutely if you look at accident i encourage everybody to go look at some live somebody at's if you are he did in conjunction with accident which it sponsored and what you'll see is they interspersed footage of soldiers and troops american soldiers and troops with footage from the movie of superheroes suggesting that the war experience is as safe and as exciting and it's caught on as being a superhero in a movie amazing david thank you very much thank you anymore conversations in america about the power of the military industrial complex and its ability to influence us all through the media. it's the good the bad and the very cold liquid silly to look closely ugly the good congressman james clyburn a democrat from south

comply with the message that we want and here's a crazy example of how it really works and how extreme it really is the movie thirteen days which is a movie about the cuban missile crisis going to the pentagon and asked for access to some some file footage and the pentagon said no because they read the screenplay they said that the enter interchange between the president the joint chiefs of staff was made the military bellicose and the screenwriter said excuse me our dialogue is quite literally a transcript of the recordings in the white house it's literally a historically accurate transcript word for word and the military still said i'm sorry you cannot have access to military hardware because that's not the way we want to be portrayed so what's the difference then david between what hollywood is producing when it is in collaboration with the pentagon and propaganda. there is no hit cuts exactly right there is absolutely no difference and what's so insidious about this is that viewers don't really know in most cases they don't lauching pentagon subsidized propaganda if you watch all t

is that a message that he's not coming out and facing the press tonight?> yes, i think he will come out tomorrow from what i am seeing. i don't know why he would not talk about it tonight. he this is the first step moving forward and going to new hampshire and florida and south carolina. this is a moment for governor pawlenty things will change. he will have to scale his campaign back because of the important money and donor situation. >> mike: i do. >> you know it most. >> mike: it is a tough thing not to win. but it is an important decision to determine if you are in it for a long haul. bret, it is always great to talk to you . i know you have more duties yet tomorrow. >> tomorrow on fox news sunday. >> mike: winner of the iowa straw poll here with us. congresswoman bachmann. stay with us. rérésékérékékéréúé> >> mike: why are live from the iowa straw poll. the story of the day is congresswoman much -- michelle bachmann who won in a way. congresswoman, let's talk about the victory. first of all emotionally. i know you invested in an amount of time and ene

if our message is not resinating with the people, don't abandon the message, but reframe the message. you know, i wouldn't go to a 12-year-old and talk about this very stuff and why it's a bad thing that the imf is calling for the dollar to be removed from the reserved currency because, well, you know, my nephew might understand because he's smart, but most 12 year oles don't get it. talk to them on their level, but don't abandon the principles, just reframe the argument. that's what we need to do. if we can do that as a party, as a movement, again, i'm very optimistic that we can make sure that president obama is a one-term president because -- i agree, let's clap to that notion. [applause] as you can tell, i'm passionate about that. any other questions 1234 >> any other questions? >> okay. christine. >> thank you. >> i can't thank you enough for coming. >> thank you. >> it is a great pleasure for us and a great honor. >> thank you very much. >> thanks a lot. >> thank you for having me and thank you for being patient with me being late. >> christine will sign books near the front whe

we will get the messages to him.s your call, but i think this is particularly important enough that we ought to keep getting ready for an actual speech on this subject. i think the press conference will not be enough to establish the president's leadership. >> sound okay? >> one thing i would say, and i say it has to be done in a measured way, it does offer a way to fold this thing in to remind the american people about the war we happened in. we just passed the 11 anniversary of september 11 without heightening the alarm to munster to fold into the larger context of the challenge we face going forward that continues to exist. the death of an london -- the death of osama bin laden did not remember what happened to president -- it is too early. let us collect facts. >> we should also encourage whether it is api or some of the majors to send a message of insurance out there. >> we will look to you to take the lead on that. i will go to the president and passes for the press conference. he needs to hear directly from yo

stand ins for text messaging really and that are free eighteen t. knows this they're scared of it and they want to kind of try to suck that last amount of monopoly profit out of consumers before this kind of tax revenue revolution happens and hence the price the price hike well speaking of scared of the. couple of articles in new york times over the last eight or nine months here just some real quick quote it's one in france and this is not uncharacteristic of the rest of the e.u. countries would just use france's example hundred megabyte download internet speed which we would consider commercial grade high speed. five megs is what i get as a consumer. unlimited phone to phone. unlimited phone service to seventy countries not just in one unlimited wireless anywhere in the country unlimited smart unlimited smart phone use thirty three dollars a month. and and the reason why is because france says you want to build a tower that's fine you have to let any company that wants to use that tower use that they pay you a fee for it and you have to use that f

a message from anonymous. dear citizens for a free and just world lately there has been an overwhelming trend of incidents of police officers arresting and harassing citizens for filming while enforcement they are justifying this by calling it a number of things from obstruction of justice to wiretapping this is an outrage and we cannot allow them to continue to arrest innocent people who are merely assuring the safety of everyone by recording what is happening around us recording police officers not only serves the people but the police officers as well we are ensuring the safety of all parties involved by eliminating the he said she said well that keeps true justice from being served filming police has no good valid argument against its legality those we paid to protect and serve us should have nothing to hide from the public while they are on duty for example officer lyons of the oceanside police department shown here respecting a citizen's right to film and open carry a gun in california as cops welcome re

if our message is not resonating with the people, you don't abandon the message, you refrain the message. i wouldn't go to a 12-year-old and talk about this very wongy stuff and why it's such a bad thing that the imf is calling for the dollar to be removed from the reserve currency. because, well, you know, my nephew might understand because he's very smart, but most 12-year-olds won't get that. so you talk to them on their level. but you don't abandon your principals. you refrain the argument. that's what we need to do. if we can do that as a party, as a movement, again, i'm very optimistic that we can make sure that barack obama is a one-term president. because everyone -- i agree. let's clap to that notion. [laughter] >> anyway, as you can tell, i'm very passionate about that. any other questions? >> okay. >> thank you, ronnie. >> i can't thank you enough for coming. it was a great pleasure for us. and a great honor. >> thank you very much. >> thanks a lot. >> thank you for having me. and thank you for being patient with me being late. >> christine will sign your books at the front ne

the wireless market with an iron fist the first order of business eliminating the low price text messaging plans and adding huge fees so that we have a monopoly problem here in america. you need to know this tonight after forty two years in power all market is no longer in control of libya it is swift offensive rebel forces stormed into the capital city of tripoli confronting heavy gunfire from the last remaining forces loyal to gadhafi and twenty four hours later the city was in rebel hands downtown tripoli is now a war zone with armed soldiers patrolling hotels and snipers posted up on rooftops but rebel forces say they now control most of the capital city as for work and himself is holed up no one knows n.p.r. is reporting that gadhafi may be trying to seek asylum in nation like russia but that report has not been confirmed it out he now joins other hours to dictators like hosni mubarak in egypt ben ali in tunisia and ali abdul cell a in yemen who've been forced out of office in this arab spring coincidentally the phenomenon we're seeing posing you gathered for a photo ten minutes ago i

what's next every time you want to send a message to your congressman you have to text messages so they get your cell phone number and can sell it to telemarketers at five bucks a problem i'm sure they'll figure out some sort of. leave it to the republicans to turn democracy into a way to make a buck and in the process keep out anybody who may disagree with the sell off and sell out of america and free speech and only those can free speech as sean hannity with his two hundred million dollars contract so often says freedom isn't free what do you want about the by next year it's up to fifty bucks a question welcome to the new republicans the best political party money can buy as the big picture for tonight for more information on the stories we covered visit our website to tom hartman dot free speech dot org and. also check out to you tube channels or links on our. entire shows also available as a free video podcast on i tunes and we have a free time when i phone an i pad app if the app store is send us feedback twitter it's on wonders for our facebook toddlers for our blogs message for t

king's message. you see, dr.ing gave his "i have a dream" speech against the background of the magnificent statue of president lincoln, seated in the memorial that bears lincoln's name. now, reverend dr. martin luther king jr., his image will join president abraham lincoln in perpetuity on our national mall. and while we have memorial's two great leaders of the mall, from george washington to franklin roosevelt, i believe that president lincoln and dr. king were something more than leaders. i think they were profits who walks among us, menu gave their lives to defeat our great national evil of slavery. and racism. so we gather this morning to demand that dr. king be remembered and that his privacy made real in our time, his message of justice for all, his message that the american dream is for all of us, each and everyone of us, and his absolute conviction that the american dream begins with a good job and the right to vote. you see, i believe we need to carry his dream forward, and the dream of a time when all m

lasted three hours but with everything that happened, there was just one alert san francisco text message sent out. that's a service that's supposed to alert people of any issues. kron4's j.r. stone talked with the people who run the system and they siit works well. >> reporter: protests delayed commutes and arrests have become an all too familiar sight. bart officials have sent tweets about the delays. 511.org has kept a close tab on the advisories but there was just one alert san francisco text message sent out, a system run by those with the city and county of san francisco. >> something that is so fluid we thought it would be a little bit more appropriate to do theupdates by twitter. >> reporter: while the 16,000 people who subscribe may be small in comparison to the 35,000 that follow san francisco department of emergency management, a text message alert system may be crucial in the case of a major earthquake where data is not available on your phone or a situation similar to what occurred tuesday on the east coast. the department of emergency management is clear, though. they say th

how can president obama get the message that the rich need to pay more, get that message to resonate with voters? >> well, first of all, i think it's smart to define the religion. warren xwuf phet's op-ed wen viral, because he's really, really rich. americans understand those are the kind of wealthy people that should pay more. going after people who make $250,000 a year, a couple kids, college expenses, mortgages, those people don't feel rich, but the really rich, make them a partner, saying this is your country too. you made your money here, give back, become a partner, don't make really super-rich people the enemy, make them a pasch like bloom better in new york using his own money to help people find jobs. tried to step back from this rhetoric of creating an enemy. the enemy isn't the economy, it's people out of work looking for jobs. they need the help. we need to fight that enemy and stop wasting time blaming these amorphous other people. >> you mentioned -- i mentioned buffett, you pensioned bloom better, ceo of starbucks, howard shultz also talking about his frustration towar

in london, looters used text messages to identify new targets.mmer in philadelphia, gangs used text messaging to quickly organize into so-called flash mobs that have preyed on downtown businesses. >> we're kind of scarred with the whole flash mob, the city and south street as well. >> reporter: apparently out of nowhere crowds suddenly appear and run wild, social media seemed to have become anti- social media. >> can you hear me now!? in san francisco, bart says cell phones were turned off to keep protestors from putting passengers in danger. >> it would be the equivalent to people protesting on an airplane while you're in flight. >> reporter: but critics say the cell phone shutdown mirrors attempts in the middle east to block social media. >> you can't use communication as a tool for social control at home while criticizing foreign governments for doing the same thing. >> reporter: this may all be part of our adjustment to new ways to communicate. after all, once even the printing press was considered dangerous. john blackstone, cbs news, san fr

but let me try to clarify at the beginning that it's on one thing i'm whipping those messages are being delivered on with english deliberately because when when when we go ahead with the trial of the former president we we don't mean anything we don't mean any implications to the neighboring arab countries but the force i mean those messages being delivered on with english. some of the bassett is. that it's kind of warning for tomorrow's criminal criminals not to be bored today this is one of the important message is which are being delivered by this trial the other masses which is it's a kind of supportive messages to the publics. which the public which has taken to the streets both in syria in libya and in yemen not to leave go to keep pushing because those people those tyrants beyond not gods and they are not even simply gods. could be toppled them they could be try. and fortunately one of the other matches that message is being delivered to those tyrants that i am afraid that such a trial might might push them to hang on to power. more violently to to act more violent play but this

you're sending a message to america.age is we have a first chance to be able to give a boost to some candidates and give a recommendation to the rest of the country. this matters the first in the nation straw po. if the straw poll is effective and it is, you ever making it effective today, that means the caucus will also be effective. if we ever lost first in the nation a caucus, then it would be down to every man and every woman wouldn't have the opportunity to be president of the united states again. it was the person with the deepest pockets. the campaign that could paint a shaking their hand and -- this is important. when i was a young boy, i remember asking my father, dad, could you be president? and he looked at me and said, i supposed if i wanted to be. i want that always to be the case. for every little boy and girl in america. i want them to always grow up believing their mom or dad could be president if they wanted to be, and if america chodse them, and i want every little boy and girl and child is that aspirin

if we don't resonate with the people, you don't abandon the message but weut frame it. i don't go to a 12 year-old to talk about why it is bad for the imf because my nephew may understand because he is march but most 12 year-old's don't get it. you just three framed the argument and that is what they need to do and if we can do at as a party i am cth optimistic that we can make sure that barack obama is a one-term president because. [applause]>> t i cannot think you enough for coming. it has been a great honor. >> thank you for having me and thank you for being patient with me being laid. >> she will sign your books at the front w where they are about being sold and she will do signatures for all of do and we want to thank her again. [applause] >> at good luck. with all of your endeavors >> we are in in the capital city of kentucky which is frankfort which is not lexington in business 33 years. which is pretty outstanding for a small bookstore. community center with readings, music, exchange committed the information and so we are the of the of downtown and the of of fr

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it is such a special art and skill to have a clear message. sometimes you have these -- what is the message. >> are those flames coming out of -- >> yeah. the butler and the ship. >> and talking about commercial signs. is it only affixed to the building? for example where i live in nob hill area and they are putting signs in trees and digging into the ground and does that cover by building? >> when you have real estate it's exempted and whether on the building or the sidewalk. >> and these signs have been a big issue in the city. i don't think there is a resolution for the city what is enforced in the city. i know people complain and the police go out and public works and it's okay. move it. you always have to cleep the sidewalk clear. i think the minimum is 4 feet. is that right? i think you have to keep 4 feet clear and they are a problem. public works regulate that and the public right-of-way including the street and sidewalk. this is another one of the interesting signs where the message is -- it's a beautiful sign. this gold heart shroude

and the individual schools are messaging it through their principal's messages and the individual messages they send out, yes. the school loop. it comes up as one of the first reminders, i think. >> thank you. >> also one more thing. the bsis system, we recognize there was a problem with eighth to ninth graders so you've turned in your tdap and now you're going to lincoln high school and you know you turned it in and lincoln high school wouldn't have the verification and would have to go through their files to find out where the proof of the vaccination is so we had the i.t. department very quickly, thank you, adam savarte, create a vaccination box on the sis to include tdap and all summer long we accepted those, the verifications from d.p.h. for any student in the district that got vaccinated all summer long, all those forms. and there were several hundred that came into my office and the staff in the third floor largely martha and maria went into sis and recorded every kid and we sent them out to the schools and said they're already logged on, you don't have to do a thing, put them in yo

pretty strong message, a stern message to african-american youth.frican-american community or widespread? >> so far it's been limited to the african-american community as far as the mobs themselves go. but they have been singling out people in the inner city district. the mayor i mposed a curfew for people 17 years and younger. >> is that helping you and how do you sustain that something at a time when city and local budgets is at a strain. >> it does mean having a higher police presence. we're going to have an awful lot of cops down in center city but we have to do what we have to do. we simply cannot allow this to continue. so whatever the cost is, we just have to bear it and do what we need to do in order to keep the public safe. >> and the question people ask is why is this happening. some people point to the fact that we have the 39% unemployment rate among those age 16 to 19 in the city of philadelphia. is this to blame on a bad economy? >> i don't really think so, unemployment, education, not excuses to go out and randomly target people and b

a satellite tv station broadcast an audio message reported to be from gadhafi. the man claimed in the message that he is in the capital and calls on his supporters to purify the city of rebels who he calls "rats." gadhafi forces continued their resistance while deploying snipers throughout the city. the national transition council is working to launch a transitional government and asking for international assistance. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm katherine kobayashi in ks f.

an audio message purported to be from muammar al gadhafi has called on his supporters to fight while opposition forces continue to hunt for him. the opposition transitional council forces are searching for him with nato's help after taking control of the regime's core facilities. on thursday amidst heavy gunfire, about 1,000 soldiers surrounded buildings near the compound in tripoli where they claimed gadhafi and his family might be hiding. later in the day a satellite tv station run by regime loyalists broadcast an audio message reported to be from gadhafi. the man claimed in the message that he is in the capital and calls on his supporters to purify the city of rebels who he calls rats. >> gadhafi forces have continued their resistance by deploying snipers throughout the city. they also stepped up their defenses in the eastern city of benjarwat. the council is working to launch a transitional government and asking for international assistance. while battles continue in the libyan capital of tripoli, the ulrich city has lost its luster. >> reporter: the economy boom raises money. bu

our double dip recession it's imperative that well informed paid for it's the effort now to get the message out about who the real culprits are in the war against the people government itself ascension the violence the robbery and injustices that are plaguing our world and it's the government and must be held accountable and it must be don't peacefully with reason and intelligence and as always love. so all journalists the world over drool over fires in london blood in syria is still under reported and they give twenty four hour stream a news internet feed social media flash mobs it's going to get harder for the world to ignore the brand of classical terry that syrian president bashar al assad has been doling out with his crackdown on peaceful protesters there is news out of the guardian is reporting that the assad regime is facing a chorus of condemnations from turkey india brazil and south africa as they press for the regime to see since violent reprisals against its own people circus have friendly relations with syria but they've recently come under heavy strain of syria's old-world paro

one profound impression from the last couple of days is a message from our young survivors. the message that terror must not result in hate but more love and compassion, not in fear, but in determination, not in withdraw but in participation. many of us have adopted the words of these young people. now we have to share the responsibility for converting these words into action. many people have taken to the streets and joined professions and offer flowers, candles and children's paintings and the imams or shoulder to shoulder and all of our political party youth groups see a surge in applications for membership and willingness to participate. democracy has shown its strength and determination when i was put to the test. election is the most important single process regardless of how people voted. it's critical the the vote in this election. to build a democracy is to build a community. this is our common responsibility. bye supporting the youth football team, by engaging in the local neighborhoods, by caring for those the less fortunate, and by treating other people with open

that i think is the right message. you could see that coming. and in fact the real speculation i hear is that if she comes back over labor day weekend, which is supposedly she's due back here to launch the pay per view version of the movie "undefeated," that could be where she endorses rick perry. >> let's talk about the perry announcement and the impact that will have on the race. >> well, look, it is -- he's the lead -- let's be realistic. you and i are political reporters. we're here, yes, and ames is a co-lead for us now because we're here. but if you look from 30,000 feet, the lead is the longest serving active governor of the second largest state is announcing that he's running for president. that's a big deal. >> and he's arriving in iowa tomorrow. >> that's right. new hampshire tonight, iowa tomorrow. in fact, he's going to be in iowa for two days. it's interesting. in his release he emphasizes he's going to have a vigorous campaign in iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina. the romney team likes to emphasize

fortunately one of the other matches message is being delivered to those tyrants that i am afraid that such a trial might. push them to hang on to power more violently and to to act more violently but this is in advertently masses that we cannot help but say. let's refer now to the recent events in egypt we know their own forces moved in to clear protests as recently from tahrir square something we touched on a little early. that sort of reaction from the military doesn't really suggest that the country is on the road to democracy and to free speech does it but you seem to say that much has been done and much has changed there in what way then if we're seeing these images in what way do you see the country improving since the fall of mubarak. well i can i can tell you that the country's moving in the right direction since barack has stepped down on certain respects on for instance on the on the as far as the freedom of expression is concerned yes there is limited freedom of expression which we are witnessing and experiencing these days of. egypt also. be transparency. the whole country

we will see heavier traffic all here on the nimitz as the changeable message signs are being led outvoid at the san mateo bridge use the dumbarton bridge as an alternate. we will take all look out the bridges when pretty light with no problems at the toll plaza on the bay bridge there is an accident and this is the changeable message sign on the san mateo bridge. the bay is of such will be on 101 southbound. and the golden gate bridge perry are having the fog. >> live look from mt. tam you conceive the the sun getting ready to rise when we're almost there we have a coach patchy coastal fog. you can see some haze in us up about. current temperature in san jose is 59 degrees higher later on is 82 we will take a quick look of the fog the fog is confined to the coast where and through the golden gate . our temperatures a set and a look like this oahu the fog will be sticking around global longer than yesterday are in landau could locations will be warmer than yesterday temperatures up a degree or two fro. this is a look of your seven day for chaos stay warm up until friday and then we st

and messages out in this case the democrats lost i don't see where this is the old you are you could say the democrats lost actually two democrats one in highly republican districts and one came gates so obviously obviously there was competitive elections both sides are well funded but its own ideas are in his words were the million dollar what is the difference there were they were both they were both ways we both were well one more on the edge of a three billion dollar election year first of all it is this is now it should be fine doesn't pay to ship how did how much money did americans spend a potato chips every year i mean i think i'm i think elections are significant things that people are spending lots of money to get their message out in the election is not worrisome to leverage that it would mean that they're looking for a stimulus to take on this pretty good stimulus i really think it really does for the t.v. industry it's not just the t.v. industry there are lots of facets to this who will run for the record you guys have no problem with people pouring money into a campaign

it is a lot quicker and easier than sending an e- mail, or picture text message.e this out they haven't set up with paypal. they showed me one phone sending $1 to another the payment protest--process took under 30 seconds this can be a quick and easy way to settle a tap with your buddies. this is a free application and the apple store. it will be coming to google phones soon, and then others. in the future we will be doing a lot of bumping. >> it is likely that you received a number of tweets on your phone about last night's bart protests. one thing that you did not receive many of was text messages from alert san francisco. i will tell you why in my story. ooh, you got snacks! yeah. 24 bucks later. that hurts. it's not like i really had a choice. snack on this. progressive's "name your price" tool showed me a range of coverages and i picked the one that worked for me. i saved hundreds. wow, that's dinner and a movie. [ dramatic soundtrack plays ] this picture stars you and savings. but mostly savings. out there with a better way. now, that's progressive. >> tonig

we will get the messages to him.call, but i think this is particularly important enough that we ought to keep getting ready for an actual speech on this subject. i think the press conference will not be enough to establish the president's leadership. >> sound okay? >> one thing i would say, and i say it has to be done in a measured way, it does offer a way to fold this thing in to remind the american people about the war we happened in. we just passed the 11 anniversary of september 11 without heightening the alarm to munster to fold into the larger context of the challenge we face going forward that continues to exist. the death of an london -- the death of osama bin laden did not remember what happened to president -- it is too early. let us collect facts. >> we should also encourage whether it is api or some of the majors to send a message of insurance out there. >> we will look to you to take the lead on that. i will go to the president and passes for the press conference. he needs to hear directly from you on wh

this was a brilliant stroke and some message attached to it. it was pretty smart on a couple of fronts. i would be remiss if i didn't say one thing about allen west. we didn't talk too much about the comments the overlord comments that he made about the cbc. i have to tell you as an african-american i found that incredibly offensive. he also compared himself to harriet tubman which i think is also offensive. i would really hope that allen west would really cut that stuff out and focus more on what he can do as a mb of congress to either create jobs or move the country forward rather than cow towning to the tea party base. >> karen, you get the last word on that one. thank you very much. >> that's not fair as all. >> i'm up against the clock here. >> okay. >>> big question, today, what kind of world do we live in when supporting science and saying so steals the spotlight? get me on facebook. i want to hear from you on twitter or my email. >>> it appears libyan rebels are gaining the upper hand. in the next few days we could simo mar gadhafi flee

we will get the messages to him.is your call, but i think this is particularly important enough that we ought to keep getting ready for an actual speech on this subject. i think the press conference will not be enough to establish the president's leadership. >> sound okay? >> one thing i would say, and i say it has to be done in a measured way, it does offer a way to fold this thing in to remind the american people about the war we happened in. we just passed the 11 anniversary of september 11 without heightening the alarm to munster to fold into the larger context of the challenge we face going forward that continues to exist. the death of an london -- the death of osama bin laden did not remember what happened to president -- it is too early. let us collect facts. >> we should also encourage whether it is api or some of the majors to send a message of insurance out there. >> we will look to you to take the lead on that. i will go to the president and passes for the press conference. he needs to hear directly from y

>> guest: um, the message is there's still work to be done in that area. >> host: and that's the message to congress or to the manufacturers? >> guest: i think it's a message to the industry and regulators and everyone. >> host: thank you very much for visiting with us. hope to see you again in washington. >> guest: thank you for the time. >> host: we're on the floor of the 2011 cable show this chicago, caught up with sean of espn, he's responsible for sales and marketing. this is a show with a lot of promise. what's keeping you awake at night these days? >> guest: oh, i sleep like a baby at night, but when i get up in the morning, i think a lot. this is my 23rd ncta show, and i think the compliment of technology, the energy, the interest of kind of making one plus one equal eight among the content providers, the suppliers and the contributors is really shining through at this show, and i think a lot of things are kind of coming out of that. saw brian roberts demonstrate the cloud-based, um, remote control, you're seeing a lot of applications on the authentication front from content prov

we're going to send a message from iowa here today all across this great country and it's what we hearhe country from hard working and concerned americans who are experiencing the heavy handed economic results of barack obama, the message for him today from us and from all across this country, is mr. president, get the government off our backs! [applaus [applause] >> let's get a start on that agenda, first, mr. president, repeal obama care. (cheers) >> number two, mr. president, please come before the country and tell us why you upold a constitutional amendment to balance the suggestive. we want it, the country deserves it and you should support it. >> jamie: governor tim pawlenty is the third speaker there in ames, iowa and there are three more to go. you will hear from congresswoman michele bachmann who will be taking the stage later this afternoon, congressman thaddeus mccotter also on the straw poll, and herman cain, the businessman who says he's the best choice because he is a businessman and hasn't been to washington. you'll get to hear what everyone has to say. that's coming up

. >>> and a shocking stunt with a strong message. why this woman is hanging herself from hooks in san francisco. ,, ,,,,,, disappeared after leaving a campbell bar. its been a cold case for years. bu >>> 10 years ago a los gatos woman disappeared after leaving a campbell bar. it's been a cold case for years. but today the santa clara county d.a. says that they know who killed her. the d.a. named the suspect as san jose architect maurice nasmeh. he was himself shot and killed earlier this year but the d.a. cited crime scene evidence that links nasmeh with the death of jeanine sanchez harms, specifically fibers tested from nasmeh's jeep cherokee matched those of harms' persian rug. although her remains have not been found, the d.a. says he is confident they have solved the mystery behind her death. >> on july 27, 2001, miss jeanine sanchez harms was murdered. number 2, maurice nasmeh murdered miss sanchez harms, concealed her body in her rug and used his jeep to dispose of her body. this tragic case has now come to a close. >> nasmeh w

i don't know that's the kind of message that helps you in the fall. >> i don't know if it's a message that helps us in the fall. who knows what that message is going to be. there is validity what ron paul is saying. there was a time, maybe question get back to some of that, where local communities helped themselves. people came together and they provided for their own welfare after devastations like this. now, again, times have changed. the scale is much larger. the costs are much greater. you still need that help, if you can get, from sources that may include the federal government. may include state government, but i think -- i see it much more holistically than relying solely on one or the other and i understand where ron paul is coming from, from a libertarian standpoint, today requires some different than the early 1900s. >> governor rendell, does he have a point, fema-like programs encourage people to build in areas of the country where, frankly, they shouldn't be doing so? >> that is correct. and programs should be, and some are. if you are in a flood lane and get hit the first

a strong message from a rather surprising source policy r t two current. right in our quarter past the hour here in the russian capital with r.t. let's try some other world news headlines for you this hour though the taliban says it's killed a regional afghan intelligence chief in a bomb blast on thursday and it's the latest in a string of assassinations target top officials in the past month alone of president karzai as brother and one of his top aides were killed by insurgents the taliban is stepping up its assaults as the u.s. led coalition begins withdrawing combat troops. egypt's former president has denied the charges against among day one of his trial with allegedly ordering protesters to be killed a conviction we could see hosni mubarak sentenced to death the eighty three year old is being tried alongside his two sons and top aides who were all accused of corruption and barack was forced out in february as revolution which saw around a hundred and fifty protesters. are leaders have branded the nato mission proposal to end border tension with ethnic

little kid and writing writing songs even for play guitar been writing songs but the the liberty message liberty came in my life around the end of two thousand and six through a song i wrote called pendulum. that changed my life that even though the song was about you was talking about really heavy subject matter talking about the bush dynasty and the federal reserve it even had ron paul in it for i knew what ron paul who ron paul was and i said i'm playing the song of the liberty movement came to me yeah i played a lot i played it live you know and you certainly have. a you have a mazing fan base in the cotton you found a home for your music as well i guess it's really amazing to see that you you so powerfully combine that with all of your music is imbued with what i know from you being a friend and you know how you take the message of liberty all of that's in all of your passions in there but now you're able you've had some recent really powerful achievements in your career such looks well i mean right now this week is a huge promotion online we have featured artist in the rock section