so khalid shaikh mohammed sets in motion, i believe, the meyer cahaan assassination. and then he travels briefly to kuwait and then to afghanistan to join his older brothers. two of his older brothers have now joined the extended community that is supporting the arab port of the jihad against the soviets in afghanistan. let me pause and explain for a moment here. the cia and the u.s. government supported seven different afghan factions who were fighting the soviets. the arab factions, bin laden, was one of the leaders -- one of the smaller factions -- the arab factions were never funded by the u.s. government. they were never funded by the cia. they were, in fact, funded mostly out of saudi arabia and a collection of other donations from gulf arab states. they had a different goal. the afghans just wanted their country back. the saudi-backed mujahedeen wanted to create an islamic state in afghanistan. so these two groups didn't work together. they had a common goal that they like to kill soviets, although, the arabs didn't like to kill them very much. there are very f

i was just thinking, i was line, coach meyer. i love coach shula, well probably coach meyer.>> pretty much. and then i called coach shula, i was really close with hip,m, i s like, hey, i think i'm going to florida. and he was like, you know, well, just calm down. he said, that's okay. i love you just as much now. you're going to have a great career and hopefully i will coach you one day. i look at my dad, i was like, that's the coach i want to play for! so, he almost persuaded me back to alabama. >> jimmy: he's no dummy. but i bet coach meyer was happy when you phoned him. >> he was. i called him. i was going to tell him i was coming to florida. he couldn't tell what i was doing. i just got off with shula. he was like, how are you doing? how is everything going? i was like, it's good. hey, coach, i'm getting ready to tell him, and his phone goes dead. he's very intense. he's driving a car, he didn't want to sit there, so, he's punching on his dashboard. so, he goes home, gets his son. he can't watch it on tv. he pulls him outside, throwing balls outside. he hears his family c

they were particularly upset over the fact that father meyers fathered -- followed a teenage boy into>> you can't have people struggling with their sexual identity. what's that mean? >> i feel sorry for what happened. i hope god will help him. i don't hate him. >> bishop william justice said there's noafd the priest did anything inremember the but the church is following a full investigation. >>> there were explosions at an ocean beach as the become squad det tonnated munitions from world war ii. a man found the old am how initial in his house. the bomb squad secured it, took it to ocean beach and blew it up. it set off car alarms. >>> an elite crew of five san jose firefighters are being trained in water rescues. right now san jose firefighters respond to water emergencies, but they chan only secure the scene. they're in the trained to jump in the water or drive a boat. instead, very have to wrait for volunteers from san jose search and rescue to arrive. all of this follows after a man drowned in alameda on monday while police and firefighters stood by and watched. they said they wer

cornelia meyer following activity outside opec headquarters. into the meeting you had venezuela and ecuador ratcheting up tensions saying $100 oil is just fine in today's market. that's the counterposition, as cornelia just talked about of saudi arabia. back to you. >> thanks for that from vienna. >>> this just into cnn. air france says it has retrieved all of the bodies that can be recovered from the wreckage of flight 447, which crashed into the atlantic off the coast of brazil two years ago. the remains of 104 of the 228 victims were found during an extensive operation that finished last friday. the flight had been on its way to paris from rio de janeiro. a report last month revealed the aircraft plunged out of control for four minutes before crashing into the sea. >>> let's take one last look at the european stock market. it's been a negative picture across the board on all of these major four indices. across the region, two hours into the trading day, as you can see. we have the dax down by inexcess of 1% though off its intraday lows. that

edward meyer paid her $12,000 for her lint last supper. this is the artist at work in her studio.urs into the project. >> reporter: not counting time spent harvesting lint from scores of colorful wal-mart towels from 80 loads. you would save the lint for.... >> i save approximately seven months. then i had to create lint with different colors. you have the pinks and the maroons and the teams and the blues. i can do a dark shade with a light shade of blue and come up with a medium color blue. >> reporter: really? it just mixes together like paint. >> the drier was my palette. yeah. >> reporter: do you ever think about leonardo da vinci while doing it. >> i'd love to sit and have a cup of coffee with that gentleman. >> reporter: and she can empathize with michelangelo whose work she takes on next. >> the struggles that he went through, you know, you can relate to that a little bit. putting things on hold because my drier broke down. my creation was put on hold. i feel like a michelangelo moment right now. you know. >> reporter: laura bought a new drier with some of her riply's money

. >> they also take alex meyer from the university of kentucky. he is a big kid 225.throws a 95 m.p.h. fastball. meanwhile brian zimmerman continues his rehab assignment playing for the potomac nationals. frederick did been potomac 8-1. zimmerman says he is not ready to return just yet. for hockey fans, a game 3. no did they explode. the brewers dominated. it is wednesday night in be in town for the next game. -- in beantown for the next game. he will miss his first major tournament for 17 years. at the u.s. open qualifier freddie was one of the players doing everything in his power to make it to the field. freddie is a local favorite. he shot a 67 and a 68 to earn the right to play at congressional. pitcher danny holzmann from st. albans was the second overall player taken. he was selected by the seattle mariners. >> how about that. >> any thoughts tonight? >> it is going to get warm. tonight with -- tomorrow will be 90. low 90's by friday. our forecast tomorrow is sunny and near 90 degrees. the levels will creep up, but check out wednesday and thursday when we get t

with us today is jennifer, ed riskin, monique meyer, from the port, commissioners, and nazareth, the effects crowley, and leslie katz. i would also like to recognize the america's cup organizing committee, many of whom are here today. i see carried down there. i know she has been working all night. she made the back for you to take home. she assured me that she cooked the cupcakes herself this morning. finally, i would like to recognize and thank mayor ed in the. it is great when the mayor of a city welcomes you with open arms. his office is always open for us to go and citsee. i am happy to see that the america's cup is firmly in their grasp and will not leave. our planning for the america's cup world series. this journey started when i came to san francisco last september. the selection of the city's process. currently, while all of that was going, we knew we had to get ready for an america's cup world series. last september only, the design of the ac 45 was being designed. the factory in new zealand to assemble these boats was still being built. on behalf of the team that have put

overnight our chief meteorologist bill meyers is tracking the system. >> yes, like last week, same kind of system rolling through, hitting the central valley. let's go outside, here is a tornado warning, issued about 15 minutes ago, you can see the area affected. you have butte and sutter counties in this area just north of yuba city, representing the area most likely to see a tornado. we have the visual confirmation of a tornado on 99 just north of yuba city. backing out i want to show you the visual confirmation. but the doppler radar when they put it in, they're real good at picking up if you -- the wind sheer. see the comma, right when you hit that you can see the tornado warning is based on that. that is an indication you have rotation in the storm and could easily have a tornado. now look you can see it is starting to fall apart. in the reports now it is that the system last seen moves into the foothills here, beginning to fall apart. are there a lot of poplated areas here? no, this is lightly poplated. north of 99, getting out of here towards las plumas up here, when they hit the

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in 1980, after congressman michael meyers of pennsylvania accepted a bribe in the abscam scandal and when jim traficante was convicted of bribery and racketeering. >> beam me up, mr. speaker. >> reporter: members acused of lesser transgressions like new york's charles rangel find refuge in investigations. >> council and the committee found no evidence at all of corruption. >> reporter: the process lasts so long, the shock of their mistake wears off by the time their colleagues finally pass judgment. >> hopefully he's getting the help he needs and he'll make the right decision. >> reporter: but if he doesn't, house democrats might try to make it for him in a long, drawn out fight that won't make anyone look good. nancy cordes, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> this morning on "the early show," new sunscreen guidelines. what they mean for you and your family. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." we love the sun ! i love this slide ! i love knowing coppertone protects across 100% of the uva/uvb spectrum. i trust it. and pediatricians recommend it most. i love this nose. copperton

peter dre conversation meyer. i'm an individual, feeling an obligation to comment on the human dilemma. when we have to start looking at things like desalination, we're living beyond the care and capacity of our region. just like when we do everything we can to conserve our water and we're still seeing a decline in the fish. i've been reading a lot of urban water management plans lately and they all talk about population growth and job growth, which drives population growth, and it's not ever questioned. and we're in a place now where the population of california is expected to grow from 38 million to 60 million by 2050. at the same time we're expecting a lot less snowpack. 12% to 50% reduction in that team period. so a lot more people, less available water. in palo alto, we have more jobs than residents. we're the worst culprit. i try to bring it up and it's not a popular issue because communities see job growth as great. it provides jobs and revenue for the community. but we're in this cycle like a pyramid schem

the nationals also selected kentucky pitcher alex meyer and miami-dade college outfielder ryan goodwin they're leading the san francisco giants 4-0 in the fourth inning. >>> to golf, one of the many regional qualifiers for the u.s. open took place today at woodmont country club in rockville. 136 golfers played for a spot. fred funk who turns 55 next tuesday was one of those. he shot a 67 on the south course, the side of woodmont that he said he didn't know very well at all. then he came back to shoot a 68 on the north side. it was a combined 135. he was tied for the third best score out of the 112 players. he was having a good day. tapping it in there on 18. gets the ball on the green. two-putting. he's not sure if he makes the cut at that point. i made it? not the first emotional moment fred funk would have. >> i can't talk right now. >> i understand. >> it meant a lot to me. finally played the way i know how for the first time all year. i almost felt like just quitting, probably for the last two months. the game doesn't owe me anything, it doesn't owe anybody anything. but i just fel

up in the northwest county, annapolis road, kings ridge road, meyers grade road to main street. definitely looking wet right now. the big picture, you can see the area of low pressure spinning right here. look at it spin. moisture it is bringing with it. look how it heads to the southeast, putting it in the neighborhood in the afternoon hours. that is when thunderstorms could develop. if you head out now, everywhere else is dry, except for the patchy drizzle. not enough to run wind shield wipers once or twice. everybody else in mid-to-upper 50s. by the afternoon hours, dealing with some precipitation, whether it's the light rain or scattered showers ahead of the main ban. temperatures in the most part, mid-to-upper 60s. look at palo alto, fremont, livermore, san jose. the last areas to receive the rain, in the low to mid-70s this afternoon. showers will taper overnight and they could have a clap of thunder in them. tomorrow is cool again. let the warming trend begin. thursday, ten degrees warmer. by saturday, ten degrees warmer. sunday, triple-digits inland over the holiday week

. >> nats actually had two picks in the first round with university of kentucky pitcher alex meyer withpick. does he look tall? he's six foot nine and throws 98, scouts project him as a nasty closer. meanwhile, if you happen to be in your early 20s and you played little league baseball in the bethesda area some time in the last 10 years, a chance you played with or against a future major league all-star. that is because bethesda native danny holtson was the number two overall pick in the draft going to the seattle mariners. he is currently a junior at uva where he was second in the nation as strike outs and he's been studying the great south paws. >> i like to watch tv and as a left handed pitcher i like to see what they're doing and guys like andy pettit, i like to model myself after but there's no one specific person like that. >> as for the nats in san francisco tonight facing two time winner mike morris did not read his baseball cards. second inning, blast to left, number 9 for morris andantes beat in april trying again tonight in june they lead 4-0 in the 4th. >> if you believe tha

you is mr meyers. this beauty brings down the speed of more than two hundred kilometers of the each step to the launch. despite being confined to a wheelchair for over ten years one russian hero hasn't let that hold him back he covered eleven thousand kilometers right across russia with an electric body to draw attention to the plight of disabled people are discovered met the man in person. alexander's top speed is not much more than walking pace it's been more than a decade since the accident which put him in a one chair driving the other car was america's consul general inability of us stopped allegedly drunk and that's where the problems began as a diplomat and eric and douglas can't could claim immunity officials back in washington refused to waive his rights so alexander had no chance of getting redress this or that they walked away scot free but i will keep seeking justice. alexander tells me he's been fighting for compensation ever since to pay for his specialist care and medical expenses so lon

four point two million dollars last year that's one spot you know basketball star maurice thought of meyer who recently signed a long term deal with new york worth close to one hundred million dollars tiger woods meanwhile holds the top earning spot with a total of seventy five million in twenty ten n.b.a. megastars kobe bryant and le bron james are catching up to the call for having cash in fifty three forty eight million respective. talking basketball to be n.b.a. where miami have struck first in the n.b.a. ground finals the heat rallying back from a slow start to see off dallas in the best of seven series opener to a way to le bron james to vying for a forty six point six at the half of miami so tire points all ninety two eighty four the final score with dallas is the last total of the playoffs dirk nowitzki impressed again for losing i think though being twenty seven point eight rebalanced game two stays in miami. it feels good you know because it's the first game we play we was a movie a lot of work to do. you know we come in with the same mindset on thursday and looking forward to th

laurence meyer is a former member of the federal reserve board of governors. >> it's playing with firewe know that the markets are going to get more and more concerned, there will be more turbulence and impact on equities and rates et cetera. >> reporter: it's not that congress doesn't understand the urgency. >> we can see the end of our economy. >> reporter: it's that congress is conditioned to waiting until the 11th hour. back in april... >> senator reid and i and the white house have been able to come to an agreement. >> reporter: ...congressional leaders averted a government shutdown by mere minutes, but not before leaving tens of thousands of federal workers in the lurch. the habitual procrastination is ironic since lawmakers constantly insists the greatest threat to the economy is... >> uncertainty. >> uncertainty. >> environment of uncertainty. >> reporter: bipartisan negotiations over the debt ceiling resumed this week after a two-week break, while the leader of the talks, vice president biden, was traveling through europe. >> playing around with the debt ceiling and the danger

the culture, the passion of the best fans in basketball arguably, talking about commitment in west meyersg an outstanding job. it is a job that is awfully attractive. we are going to win and we will be attractive to free agents, no question about it. >> on to baseball and the giants have been walking the tightrope with all of these one-run games. another one with the washington nationals. the former giant will the thrill, firing up the g-men. they need will to grab a bat in this game. jonathon sanchez on the mound and gets bernadina and sanchez goes 5 and strikes out six. the giants on the board in the second. he doubles and aubrey huff scores and that is all they would score. ian desmond lines it to center field and they can't come up with it. the game tied at one. and then the nats pitcher and 2-1nats the final. a's and/or yells -- a's and orioles wait for it, wait for it. argh the pirate. it is 1-0 orioles and they win it 4-0 and a's lost eight straight. >> ouch. thank you, larry. >> "nightline" is next. ououououououououououououououououououououououououououououououououououououououououou

if i have my facts right at an area the fortune of the nineteenth century meat packing mobile oscar meyer and you first caught some attention when you gave an inheritance of half a million dollars to several foundations at the age of twenty six what brought that about. well you know i actually grew up in detroit and so i grew up in a city that was very polarized by race and class and when i was seven there was the uprising in detroit the riots and i that kind of woke me up and i and i think that was a little seed that was planted that got me interested in then just over time i began to sort of see those great inequalities how they affected people i became friends with people all across the class and race spectrum and that really influenced me so by the time i was in my early twenty's i decided to pass the inheritance along that i've gotten and work for a living and. i haven't really looked back i mean but for me those inequalities that was really the motivation i didn't want to be part of that very very small little elite were all the wealth was funneling to the top what's what as as some

poppers are unable to divorce ourselves from their choices at the polls ain't life grand and stephen meyer's writes how ridiculous is it if they still look at football wow people on facebook say the darndest things well soon maybe i'm just not kind of nerd but they stopped looking that way to me as soon as i looked into their policy positions the violence of sadism can be such a term and of course in the tooth for a comment on the clinton reference in the segment from p. creator shalrie did have the not knowing what you know no problem in the two thousand and seven democratic primary debates she said that no republicans were against the war. not bad and then worry i'm not the financial ready and neither is our friend sergeant crowley who writes look at hillary's picture around six minutes thirty seconds do you believe that smile if you do then you're all for on nobody saying no looks like that ever it's in the eyes the mouth the smiley and eyes on smile instead they pop out like high plains ally nancy reagan you're looking at a habitual liar he will look like that unless they're pathological

meyer.klar talk to residents. 82-alarm fire >> at 2:00 a.m., the fire spreads rapidly, and at 8280 82 alarm fir sur thi the two alarm fire. this woman explains. >> i saw this man coming out and he was damaged and he said how bad? and i said i do not know. and i said to not worry about your stuff. you have burns on your arms, your head, your arms. >> he was morn warnin his neighbors and in the process, he got burned. >> he was injured. , from breaking up windows and yelling people to get out. >>reporter: this damage to these three apartments were completely burned out. later that morning, people were gathering belongings. >> yes, we've a lot of stuff in it there. and i hope that the will let us back in and there. we just grab what we could. >>reporter: was the apartment itself? >> there is this much water. >>reporter: firefighters say that it could've been worse. in sunnyvale, craig sklar, krkron 4 news. >> it was hot out there today and still hot. still 90 in antioch. and noquite warm in a n

grandson if i have my facts right ed an heir to the fortune of the nineteenth century need mobile oscar meyer and you first caught some attention when you gave an inheritance of half a million dollars to several foundations at the age of twenty six wrote that about well you know i actually grew up in detroit and so i grew up in a city that was very polarized by race and class and when i was seven there was the uprising in detroit the riots and i that kind of woke me up and i and i think that was a little see that was planted that got me interested in then just over time i began to sort of see those great inequalities how they affected people i became friends with people all across the class and respect them and that really influenced me so by the time i was in my early twenty's i decided to pass the inheritance along that i had gotten an.

happening to lead people to this conclusion i'm joined here in studio by political columnist harold meyers them and harold let's talk about this i mean some frightening figures by americans and also today just you know in trying to combat this to lawmakers just a few hours ago we saw right here in washington a congressman for from virginia and a senator from virginia mark warner congressman frank wolf they announce that they're going to be pushing legislation that actually rewards companies for bringing jobs that were lost back to the u.s. so i want to start just by asking you how likely do you think that is not just that legislation passed but that this will work well that's not clear anywhere dysplasia in comparison the current congress but that said i think what this initiative addresses is the fact that it's not clear where private sector jobs are going to come from in the united states at this point and i think that's what's behind those poll figures that you cited just a moment ago most of our major standard and poor's five hundred companies are because corporations are investing abr

chad meyers is watching it all from the severe weather center. what are people faced with now?facing thunderstorms today, but no rain. what? how can it be a thunderstorm? so dry, the air goes up in the sky, but the rain cannot come out because by the time the rain gets to the ground it has evaporated, but there is still lightning all over the place, lightning in the firefighters' faces, and still creating fires in other places. winds are not so bad today. maybe 15-mile-per-hour gusts. they can handle that. something i don't think everybody realizes, how bad the situation is across the entire southern part of the united states. fires in georgia, and maybe fires into parts of the louisiana and alabama before it's done. look at all -- everywhere that is maroon is an exceptional drought. it has not been there bad in some areas since 1895. arlene, the tropical storm moved into mexico and will miss the firestorm. there will be something called the monsoon season. and winds will come up and sand over arizona and new mexico, but that wet season is three weeks away. >> love the story ab

father milers was put on -- father william meyers was accused of following a boy into a dressing room, which is against church rules. >>> in many communities when children go to school, they also get a meal. but what happens in summer? ktvu's paul chambers reports in oakland, there is a program that tries to ensure every youngster gets fed. >> reporter: it's that time of year. summer is here, and children are out of school. but for some, not having class means they may not eat. >> so many of our students rely on the free meal program during the school year. >> reporter: with that in mind, the district wants to make sure no kids go hungry this summer. that's why it's working with the city to provide free breakfast and lunch to anyone 18 and under. >> it's a basic need that everybody has. we want them to eat well. >> reporter: they won't get it otherwise. they'll -- >> they'll be home eating popsicles. >> reporter: according to california food policy advocates that gap is in about 2 million low income children in our state. last summer, the city of oakland and the school district bridge

father milers was put on -- father william meyers was accused of following a boy into a dressing room, which is against church rules. >>> in many communities when children go to school, they also get a meal. but what happens in summer? ktvu's paul chambers reports in oakland, there is a program that tries to ensure every youngster gets fed. >> reporter: it's that time of year. summer is here, and children are out of school. but for some, not having class means they may not eat. >> so many of our students rely on the free meal program during the school year. >> reporter: with that in mind, the district wants to make sure no kids go hungry this summer. that's why it's working with the city to provide free breakfast and lunch to anyone 18 and under. >> it's a basic need that everybody has. we want them to eat well. >> reporter: they won't get it otherwise. they'll -- >> they'll be home eating popsicles. >> reporter: according to california food policy advocates that gap is in about 2 million low income children in our state. last summer, the city of oakland and the school district bridge

they only reflect what they see in their daily lives but sometimes it is active listen to nicholas meyerrom start track two and four and six and the day after was the aftermath of nuclear war and at the time one of the highest-rated tv movies a premier during the 1984 election cycle. this is what he had to say what he meant to do with the day after. ♪>> my private grandiose notion was that this movie would be ronald reagan when he ran for reelection. >> so much for that. [laughter] they tried to convince us a particular goals and that does not stop them for trying the creator of friends told me about one of her favorite episodes in television the lesbian wedding episode in the first season saying day cast in new gingrich's pastor of the wedding saying she was cast as the f you to the right. they're very rich people and socialist soleil have to live with themselves than they do that by looking across america to sell you're capital less. i know that i make money off of you but i will smack you across the face to remind you how evil you are. that is why we see the shock value. they don't fe

the nationals also picked pitcher alex meyer and centerfielder brian goodwin. >>> there is a new optionf your looking to head to paris. a look at newest options to come to dulles international airport next. >>> and paul raphel is out celebrating the vibrant links between brazilian and african cultures this morning. how you can celebrate as well coming up next. stay with us.  [ mom ] can a little bowl of cereal change your life? i think it can. one of the challenges for kayla being gluten-free is actually finding choices the whole family will love. then we discovered chex cereals. five flavors of chex are gluten-free, including the honey nut flavor, and that's amazing to a mom like me. as a parent you don't want to have to tell your kids "no" all the time. it's nice for me to be able to say "yes" to something that they want to eat. [ male announcer ] chex cereal. five flavors. gluten free. >>> this week in d.c. we are celebrating the links between brazilian and african culture. >> paul raphel is at the mlk library to find out more about the afro-brazil festival. >> repo

our meteorologist chad meyers tells us what it is all about. what is happening here? worst day for the fires and firefighters as well. they're trying to build a 30-mile-long fire line and this fire is completely uncontained. 0% containment. wind's going to be 30 to 50 miles per hour today. firefighters are going to be in the way. like if they're not always in the way. but today with winds blowing like this, the firefighters will be in the way of getting blown back, getting moved back all of a sudden everybody's got to get out of the way. let me tell you, these firefighters do an incredible job. they work long hours in very tough conditions. it's very hot there today and the wind is blowing again. let's get to it. critical fire conditions even extremely critical fire conditions here from phoenix all the way over toward albuquerque. the fire will be right in here and that's where the circle is for the most extremely critical conditions. i actually can see the fire on the satellite. you can see the smoke on the satellite now. phoenix would be way over here and albuquerqu

chad meyers is watching that for us.but notice that it is not officially summer yet, right? >> right. and you know, that is going to be the story for the next couple of weeks as well, because we won't get a whole lot better as the weeks go on, but minneapolis yesterday broke a record for the day. shattered it by almost ten degrees, but irrelevant, because they haven't been this warm now for ten years and more. dodge city, 102, and rochester at 101. now all of the sudden the heat is in the rocky mountains, too, and there has been so much snow pack there that there are flood watches and warnings out toward the rockies and the sierra in some spots due to the heat. the heat is melting the snow rapidly. this is what the heat index looks like for the next couple of days. the current heat index feels like 103 in washington, d.c. and 98 in raleigh later today and 96 in columbia, and tomorrow, no better. same numbers and even 99 in new york city, but then wednesday these are the temperatures only, and watch that cold front. maybe

with that song. ♪ i'm glad i'm not an oscar meyer weiner ♪ >> reporter: anthony weiner probably wishese had a lot more anthony and lot less weiner. >> for comedians it's like shooting fish in the barrel of their pants. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> today's talk back question, was the auto bailout worth it? david says yes. if it didn't happen unemployment would be 20% or more and it wouldn't -- wouldn't the gop love that. more of your responses up ahead. [ woman ] welcome back jogging stroller. you've been stuck in the garage while i've been sneezing from the dust in here, and the pollen outside. but with 24-hour zyrtec®, i get prescription strength relief from my allergy symptoms. it's the brand allergists recommend most. ♪ lilly and i are back on the road again, where we belong. with zyrtec® i can love the air®. [ male announcer ] get up to $6 in savings on zyrtec® products at zyrtectv.com. down the hill? man: all right. we were actually thinking, maybe... we're going to hike up here, so we'll catch up with you guys. [ indistinct talking and laughter ] whew! i think it's worth it. wo

. >> sean: i want to go fishing with you in naples and fort meyers. >> can i please say something niceo, because you ducked and dodged and went your own book. >> scepter his -- except for his wife who is the better republican. >> sean: you are ruining the show. ann coulter today, her brand new book is out. we have the first television interview. it is called "demonic." you will only see it here on hannity. >> stay tuned for more of this later in the hour we will play you a clip from the sit-down interview with one of the women that congressman weiner sent pictures to. [ male announcer ] look at this, bridgestone is using natural rubber, researching ways to enhance its quality and performance, and making their factories more environmentally friendly. producing products that save on fuel and emissions, and some that can be reused again. ♪ and promoting eco-friendly and safety driving campaigns. ♪ one team. one planet. bridgestone. we could've gone a more traditional route... ... but it wouldn't have been nearly as memorable. ♪ what's vanishing deducti all about ? guys, it's demonstration

. >> sean: i want to go fishing with you in naples and fort meyers. >> can i please say something nicese you ducked and dodged and went your own book. >> scepter his -- except for his wife who is the better republican. >> sean: you are ruining the show. ann coulter today, her brand new book is out. we have the first television interview. it is called "demonic." you will only see it here on hannity. >> stay tuned for more of this later in the hour we will play you a clip from the sit-down interview with one of the women that congressman weiner women that congressman weiner sent pictures to. host: could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? do woodchucks chuck wood? (high-pitched laughter) man: hey you dang woodchucks, quit chucking my wood! vo: geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> sean: tonight we continue to monitor breaking develops sunning the anthony weiner scandal. joining me with more on that, plus an exclusive first look the explosive controversial new book, "demonic." it hits stores tomorrow mor

senior investigative correspondent lossa lisa meyers. >> when a politician is indicted, there is applauses time. even some who find his behavior despicable question the strength of this case. john edwards faced a media throng reminiscent of the high point of his career. this time he was charged with six felonies, booked and fingerprinted. >> i did not break the law. >> edwards spent the weekend out of sight at his estate, focused on getting daughter emma clair ready for camp. a friend of his late wife said despite john's betrayal, nobody wanted him to face criminal charges they worry about the young children, jack and emma clair. >> i have no trust in someone that continually lies. >> he has become a prophetic figure. >> he is charged with covering up almost $1 million provided by two wealthy children. he used it to keep hunter and their child hidden away while he ran for president. the payments did not go to his campaign, they amounted to unlawful com pain contributions. they were meant to keep his edwards' lawyers say the money was a gift from friends, to hide the affair from his wife.

his caption, to oscar meyer, the last honorable wiener. michael, very good. your "beat 360" t-shirt is on the way. that does it for "360." thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. >>> tonight, two words that will strike fear into the hearts of every liberal. ann coulter. why does the darling of the right believe that all liberals are demonic? what does she think of weinergate. >> he couldn't decide if it was his. >> if you don't run, chris christie, romney will be the nominee. >> mitt romney is back with me tonight. i have tough questions for the man that wants to be your next president. do you think personally think homosexuality is a sin? >> nice try. but i'm not going to get into it. it is a valid question, but nice try. >> and who knows mitt romney better than anybody, his wife. >> the passion comes out for sure, in many ways. >> i bet. now we're talking. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. ann coulter is a shy, retiring, mild mannered young lady. never afraid to keep her mind to herself. the complete opposite. exhibit a, her latest book, "demo