and stevie branch with his two friends, christopher byers and michael moore.he boys were nude and bound with their own shoelaces. >> i run up there and one look at my ex-husband and i knew it was stevie and i hit the ground screaming, god, no. >> almost immediately, word spread that these murders were the work of the devil. >> that was the first thing everybody started saying, that it was a ritualistic killing, satanic killing. i overheard people saying they'd been trying to let the police know there's been groups of teenagers out there practicing satanic rituals and things like that. >> satanic killing? an idea not so farfetched for the time. this is a community steeped in religion, a church is never far away. and it was a time before the goth look or the notion of a romantic teenage vampire became fashionable. and this was a crime so horrendous it was easy to believe it was committed by a monster. when you're hearing all of this, what's going through your mind? >> exactly the same thing, that that's what happened. that the devil actually come and got my baby

michael moore. >> and the royal prince. >> i'm suffered from royal birth depression.s almost like after the baby was born i feel empty inside as though maybe i gave birth, not that british lady. and by the way, naming it after boy george from the culture club when andrew really deserved it. >> they're nice people and this was a comic relief from some of the heavier tory ieier tommic topics in the news. >> that's what miller said last night. >> maybe the kid can redeem him. first of all, th they name him george. bunker hill and valley forge, how soon we forget. >> if he becomes a dentist and stays in the country -- >> he could remake karma chameleon. >> sung by boy george. >> they should name him lucky. >> i said spike but i got a lot of heat. >>> miss laura is next. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. announcer: announcer: sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most p

michael moore. >> he's a vegan?u something, that tofu is very high in calories. >> he's not a vegan. >> little known fact. michael moore. look it up. >> number one, he's a man, and he doesn't have breast milk. number two, you are making it up, he's not a vegan. but just in general, is this a good thing? it seems to be on paper. >> well, first off, i would love her -- i would love to give her a list of all the people she disagreed with and probably hates that were breast fed like me and you and probably get her off to this and on the formula pretty quick. the real victim here, bill -- >> who is the real victim, carolla? >> you want to join the ranks? the usually victims are these nut jobs husband who's go oh, dear, god, sweetie, no. what happened to the girl from the aerosmith video? what is going on? >> bear blue. adam carolla. got her mixed up with the 2-year-old. >>> "factor" tip of the da [ male announcer ] let's say you had an accident. and let's say you bought cut rate insurance and you weren't covered. oh, and

force the european countries to deny his airspace request meanwhile michael moore took to twitter with some advice for the president morales suggesting that he quote fly back to moscow now pick up snowden and take him out of there and daring europe to stop him no word yet if of the libyan president has seen morris tweet. now to egypt where a crackdown on the muslim brotherhood movement has turned violent after the military l sting of president mohamed morsi on wednesday tonight more than a dozen have been reportedly killed on the streets of cairo supporters from morsi took to the streets to reject the military overthrow the islamic president and replacement by a top judge meantime the egyptian military is accused of staging a coup to oust morsy and millions took to the streets calling for his removal all the men sort chairman of the supreme constitutional court was sworn in as interim president yesterday he promised new elections and encouraged revolutionaries who helped topple morsi to continue to protest here's artie's policies there in egypt with the latest egypt is pointing to disi

know the jury and getting julian's or signs and passing it back to me also included filmmaker michael moore and i are well founded and you know there are sort of four and five way conversations happening so much often and so i know that it was going to be with you and. you know that's i guess that's all i would say about that i was embarrassed her saying. you know there are minor area between you and julian which is pretty significant i was saying and he there were a lot of things that he did tell me that ended up you know coming out in the media later and so you know do you know what was it was like going down the rabbit hole you never knew what was true what was what was exaggerated. in the way it was there was a way and there was a very strange experience however there were many many things he said that turned out to be true so you know i mean i think the best thing where you think i was going for it i'm given this horrible betrayal is that he does lie all the time. does anyone know from wiki leaks exactly what was handed over to the f.b.i. and if so i mean could this implicate joined us

force the european countries to deny his airspace request meanwhile michael moore took to twitter and had some advice for president morales suggesting that he quote fly back to moscow now pick up snowden and take him out of there and dare europe to stop him no word yet if the bolivian president has seen more as tweet. today marks the one hundred fiftieth day of the hunger strike underway which one hundred six of the one hundred sixty six detainees at the guantanamo detention facility here in r t we've been following the hunger strike since it began in february prisoners are accusing their guards of worsening treatment and abusive tactics amid calls to close the facility president obama if you rick. paul promised to close the detention facility before assuming office and a special envoy for closing the prison began his position on monday however little is changed with more on how the continuing hunger strike is affecting those detainees here's r.t.s. guy in chicken who's reporting. the you want costly us to stop force feeding guantanamo hunger strikers that practice is against internat

forced the european countries to then i have airspace request meanwhile michael moore took to twitter and gave him advice to the president we're all a suggesting that he quote fly back to moscow to now pick up snowden and take him out of there and dare europe to stop him no word yet if the bolivian president has seen morris tweet. and now to egypt where a crackdown of the muslim brotherhood movement has turned violent after the military ousting of president mohamed morsi on wednesday supporters for morsi took to the streets to reject the military overthrow of the islamic president and his replacement by a top judge the egyptian military is accused as accused of staging a coup to oust morsi wednesday as millions took to the streets calling for his removal all the months or chairman of the supreme constitutional court was sworn in as interim and president yesterday he promised new elections and encouraged the revolutionaries who helped topple morsi to continue to protest party's policy clear as in egypt and brings us the latest. the competition took place as a group of demonstrators pus

you know and again enjoying our silence and passing it back to me you also included filmmaker michael moore and i are well around and you know there are sort of four and five way conversations happening so much often and so i know that so it was going to be with you and. you know that's i guess that's all i could say about that i was embarrassed her saying. you know there are a lot or maybe area between you and julian which is pretty significant i was a lot of things that he did tell me that. you know coming out in the media later and so you know do you know what was was like going down the rabbit hole you never knew what was true what was what was exaggerated. in the way it was there was a fair or unfair it was a very strange experience however there were many many things he said that turned out to be true so you know i mean i think the best thing where you think i was going for it i'm given this horrible betrayal is that he does why all this time. does anyone know from wiki leaks exactly what was handed over to the f.b.i. and if so i mean could this implicate joined us on. well that's my

finally there's expected to be a day of action on wednesday where these people with cornell west and michael moore among others will stand to in solidarity with just some very quickly do you think that this will gain the attention that you'd like to say i really hope that it does and especially the fact that we're into the fourth week we really need something to happen here because pretty soon we're going to end up with prisoners collapsing and i am afraid very frankly that there's going to be more deaths it doesn't have to be the governor could have ordered negotiations from the get go before the hunger strike even started but if it's if that didn't happen it's time to do it is now ronald a hernias the professor of politics at st mary's college thank you so much thank you. well america's slow road to recovery is looking like it has more potholes than paved paths these days the associated press released a survey saying as much this week when it found that four out of five adults struggle with joblessness near poverty or reliance on welfare programs for at least part of their lives here's what else

at this point now there is expected to be a day of action in which people like cornel west and michael moore will be expected to protest in fast in solidarity with these people so we'll keep our viewers updated and we appreciate it if you keep us updated as well diana. she is a statewide organizer at. the californians united for a responsible budget otherwise known as current. thank you america a slow road to recovery is looking like it has more potholes then pave pounds these days the associated press release to survey saying as much this week when it found out that four out of every five adults struggle with joblessness near poverty or reliance on welfare programs for at least part of their lives here's what also discovered the country's poor remain at a record high with forty six point two million or fifteen percent of the population living below the poverty level and if you're wondering what that line is and means that an income for a family of four is less than twenty three thousand twenty one dollars a year now this that is not confined to minorities according to the survey seventy six

michael moore, had a gun-toting trayvon stalked an unarmed george zimmerman and shot him to death, dieneed to complete this sentence? >> ann could ter, hallelujah. russell simmons tweeting, i know people are very upset, but remain peaceful. his mother tried to rise above and ease the warfare, tweeting out, lord, during my darkest hour, i lean on you. you are all that i have. at the end of the day, god is still in control. at the height of the barrage, the verdict generated about 48,000 tweets every minute, paula. >> rob, thank you, clearly a lot of division. >>> another story breaking overnight. a star of glee found dead in the hotel room in canada. corey monteith was found by the staff. linzie janis is in los angeles with this story. >> reporter: there is an outpouring of grief right now from friends and family. one is from taylor swift who dated monteith. speechless, and for the worst reason. ♪ oh, why you look so sad >> reporter: koerry monteith, the football player turned heartthrob was found dead at the age of 31. they became worried when he failed to check out on time, and found

and none other than glen beck and michael moore.se men couldn't be more opposite in their political views typically, but beck tweeted out that snowden has the, ass he put it, the ear mars of r hero. and moore cclled him the hero of the year. i have to sit here and just kind of look. we want to sayhanks as always for leaving me chalkboard. >> senators mike lee and al franken, theve come together to say, well, that they're kind of bhind this thing. lee, a tea party favorite, franken a prinent lefty. they haven't attached a label to snown but they are backing legislation that would require our government to be morere transparent in its surveillance. now think about this. they want to force the justice department to declassify court opinions in this instance, court opinions operating under the foign intellence surveillance act or fisa, the foreign intellince surveillance cou, that measure probably won't work but it was worth drafting juut toee this odd pairing of senators lee and franken. don't you think? president obama. well, here he

film maker michael moore tweeted -- had a gun-toting trayvon stalked an unarmed george zimmerman andshot him to death, do i even need to complete this sentence? ann coulter simply tweeting hallelujah. russell simmons tweeting, i know people are very upset, but we must remain peaceful. no matter what, remain peaceful. trayvon martin's mother tried to rise above and ease the warfare. tweeting -- lord, during my darkest hour, i lean on you. you are all that i have. at the end of the day, god is still in control. at the height of the barrage, the verdict generated about 48,000 tweets every minute, paula? >> rob, thank you, clearly a lot of division right now. >>> another story breaking overnight. a star of the popular show "glee" found dead in a hotel room if van -- in vancouver. the body of cory monteith, who played finn, was found by the staff. his sudden death stunning costars and fans. linzie janis is in los angeles with this story. >> reporter: there is an outpouring of grief right now from friends and family online. one of the latest tweets is from taylor swift, who dated monteith.

in 1982, senator byrd lost his grandson, 16-year-old john-michael moore in an automobile accident. he was delivering papers early in the morning. probably the most devastating event in senator byrd's life. it was a very unhappy period. it caused him to rethink his life and contributions and where he wanted to go. >> what will be his legacy. >> it will be a significant legacy. it starts with robert byrd and ends with robert byrd. i different see any other way to do that. he really bring focus to the senate as an institution. he was interested in the majority leader's power to arrest senators. they were hiding and they didn't want to make a quorum during filibuster. he called me in one day, he said suppose you give me a little piece on the history of arresting senator who are hiding from filibusters. i did and he liked it and he gave a floor speech and other questions on other matters of the senate procedure. before the 1980's were out, he had delivered 100 speeches like that and then they were published during the bicentennial of the senate. we'll be remembered for that for sure. al

1982, senator byrd lost his grandson, 16-year-old an michael moore in automobile accident. he was delivering papers early in the morning. robably the most devastating, without question, the most devastating event in senator byrd's life. going to the minority. minority leader. very unhappy period. he thought his life, his contributions, where he wanted to go. will be his legacy? >> i think it will be a significant legacy when i -- book is filled with robert byrd. ends with robert byrd, with robert byrd. i didn't see any way to do that. focus to the senate as an institution in the 1980s. he was interest in the majority leader's power. senators -- hiding, they didn't want to make a filibuster.ng he called me in and said, you suppose you could give me a history of on the arresting senators from hiding from filibusters? he did. liked it. e had other question, other matters at the is senate -- the procedure. 1980s was out -- ere out -- he delivered 100 speeches and they were publish in the bicentennial of the history a very large sik lpsych e, an enpsych history of the senate. he

and if bill clinton were president, i have a feeling he would have had the courage to say what michael moore said what if trayvon had been following somebody who had a gun and ended up dead? >> jonathan, is that an unfair way talk about the president? >> yes. >> how many trayvon's have been saved because we have president obama in the white house that we are not going to know about because of changes in society that have made change but maybe not enough but you think has is heavy? >> the president is damned if he does and damned if he doesn't. imagine the reaction if the president didn't say something if i had a son he would look like trayvon martin. imagine if the president remains slept on the verdict. look. the president of the united states is president of the united states and there are some things that he can and he can't do. of course, president clinton would be able to say something more definitive and more aggressive, maybe what kelly would like to hear from president obama. nks he could. because he doesn't -- he being president clinton, doesn't have the extra burden that president

. >>> michael moore filed for divorce from his wife, kathleen glyn.ng to mlive.com, the complaint stated the two no longer live together and no reasonable likelihood the marriage can be preserved. moore's net worth is at $50 million. we reached out to his lawyer for comment, but have not heard back. >>> tomorrow is the 44th anniversary of the moon landing. a maj area chior achievement in history which is why legislation was introduced to make the apollo lunar landing sites a national historical park. but who besides astronauts could go visit it? billionaires. the golden spike company is trying to launch commercial space travel to the moon. they say the estimated cost is 1.4 to $1.5 billion to send two people to the moon surface. so if you're trying to get all the national parks and check all the boxes, you probably are out of luck. >>> another space news, this one is real, the house science committee rejected funding for planned mission -- for a planned manned mission to an asteroid. this was really important because the plan was essentially to lasso

did not target when people like michael moore's five a one c four is granted rock obama's step brothers always try one c four as it was done before all of this started twenty ten here come back but i would have thought that our government would fears our records from our phone company either well guess what they did it's called horizon and it's all because some greenie into people you can't this is to started it's the republicans who support that kind of thing was the republicans who pushed through the push through the broad obama voted for the patriot act two i put a reason why we're going to have time to reward weiner as you know i love how you want to twist this there was an overwhelming bipartisan majority in favor of the patriot act and all of the measures that were adopted after nine eleven to call those only conservative now is to only say that the principled people still continue to support so here's what i do know here's what we do know and before that warning a large reward even wrist works rewarding greed and avarice doesn't work you and the progressives have really supported

when you have glenn beck and michael moore whatever. a huge rachel maddow fan. we got to talking about snowden. we both agreed he's not necessarily a hero and blah, blah blah. so -- but then we're hiking. he said well i think we ought to send in a drone and attack him out. [ buzzer ] i was like wow now you've lost me. i'm like wait a minute. you agree with me to some degree on the snowden thing. >> oh, boy. >> stephanie: okay. i was a little like. [ scooby-doo's "huh?" ] someone is to the right of me on the nsa thing. so that explains the whole thing, right? [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] >> stephanie: where is he now by the way? ecuador, venezuela still in the moscow airport but we don't know where he's going. >> nobody knows. >> he's in a tom hanks movie. >> if we knew, we would drop a drone on him. >> stephanie: exactly. not the volleyball movie the one where he's in the airport. >> "the terminal." >> he could end up on an island. >> wilson! >> he could end up like the pilot he played in "catch me if you can." that wasn't him. >> leo dicaprio. >

one of them is michael moore.a gun-toting martin who stalked zirm man, do i need to complete this sentence? whatever the strong feelings about this case. i understand people people emotion alley on both sides. you also have ann coulter saying hallelujah, celebrating the fact that george zimmerman was acquitted. comment like these are helping to inflame the situation. there was a lot of chatter that there might be violence if george zimmerman was found not guilty. that largely has not been the case. i'm glad some of the media commend day towards were wrong about that one. martha: you spent so many years weighing in on how the media is doing. and being a mirror for the media. given the fact that twitter is such a large kind of organ in all of these discussions now, is it even more incumbent than ever upon the media to treat situations like this fairly and how would you grade most of the media on how they did in that record? >> i would say the media seized this case which didn't get any national case in the beginning

how about this from filmmaker michael moore would shared his verdict.e whose life was threatened by a guy with a gun chasing after him. trayvon had the right to do anything to defend himself. let's get into this a little bit with howard kurtz. welcome back. good to see you again. this is getting a lot of attention. everybody has a right to say what they want to say. in social media. but when you look at some of the background here, is it okay to go thrashing about in these different venues with things that are untrue or that you have no way of knowing what happened that night. >> everyone is entitled to their opinion, of course. but i'm troubled by how some ugly and incendiary comment are made on television, on line, on twitter because it doesn't help the situation in what was already a kind of a divisive and controversial trial blown up by the media who is feeding on it for circulation. among those saying trayvon is a metaphor, that the verdict was an atrocity, you can't be walking while black. al sharpton on msnbc, let's see what he had to say. >> i c

tina bernard, andy core a; kobe moore, michael stern, lauren daily, jonathan griffin and brian gibson. >> hi, my name is molly gravis. i live at 231 frederick street adjacent to bacon and bacon. i'm in support of them. i have been in that neighborhood since 1972. it where i have always gone to get food. i now live next door to them. it was a shame when it was closed. i now have to go a few blocks. i was thrilled when they opened up and thrilled that they served good food and great to meet my neighbors there. which is great when you don't have a dog. it was great to have a sandwich and a cup of coffee. i think they are a real asset. they improved my life. i think it a shame that they have been closed down in the . they have been an addition to my life and i believe they are an addition to the neighborhood and they offer a service that we want. >> my name is tina bernard. i have to agree with phyllis as well as with the points that were made here. when i moved to this neighborhood part of the reason is that i saw two businesses at the time not being in the neighborhood i didn't realize

. >> yeah we had michael moore on for half of the show. >> stephanie: oh, my god. >> steph it's great

, like -- as you said earlier, i feel a little lonely like i'm in the company of rand paul and michael mooreder what i'm doing there. the response i get from people is either like -- well, if you have nothing to hide, you've got nothing to worry about or you know in this post-9-11 age we have to realize you know, we just don't have as much privacy as we used to have. well, that's true to a certain extent but it shouldn't be true to throw it all out the window. >> no. it is out of control. but i do think that the public just -- they're used to it. >> bill: absolutely. i just want to play for you -- i'm sure you've heard this, for our viewers and listeners president obama was asked about this yesterday in tanzania particularly to the latest revelation that we're not only collecting this data on american citizens. we're listening in on conversations in embassies and in state -- in national capitals throughout europe and embassies and diplomatic missions here and some of our allies are getting very upset. and the president yesterday put -- tried to put it in perspective. here he is. >> obama: ev

when you have michael moore and glenn beck agreeing that snowden is a hero.guy who was a liberal rachel maddow fan who thinks snowden is a traitor but we should also take him out with a drone. now you've lost me. [ buzzer ] >> hal: the guy needs to -- here's the thing. as much as ellsberg made speeches about what he did and was open about it, i believe snowden should come and face justice for -- if he stands by -- the whistle-blower law would protect him. >> stephanie: stop giving interviews about how he's trying not to make this about himself. >> hal: that's like trying to make greenwald do that. after the racism needle in the ron paul rand paul camp has been peaked, everybody jumps over to the greenwald area. >> stephanie: debbie in michigan. you're on "the stephanie miller show" with hal. hi deb. we somehow lost her. scott in st. louis? >> caller: hi, stephanie. i would like to remind the caller in texas that was talking about religion that this country was founded as a secular republic. the first amendment says we shall make no law with respect to religio

administration to cater to their extreme base, and right now the moveon.org, the george soros, michael mooreand that crowd are the ones that are the far left environmentalists, hollywood and their friends. this is going to have to change because a marginal education endeavor. we have a country to save, and i know that there is a lot of partisan politics going on. in this case, the least known destructive force in our country now is the overregulation and all of those organizations that oppose it are going to have to pay for it. it's going to be paid for by american dollars and american jobs. with that, i see my good friend from iowa on the floor, and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: i will take a few minutes to talk about the president's nominee for secretary of labor tom perez. i have already spoken on mr. perez over the last few weeks, and i will not repeat everything i said, but it is important for my colleagues to understand the basis of my opposition. we've had a lot of debate around here over the last few days about what grounds are appropr

moore. >> alicia powell. >> germ an wigins. >> ricky rawlins. >> darrel rushing. >> peter oliver. >> michael sierra. >> kerri winford. >> barry wo o. fonshi sin. >> and wilson bangs. >> congratulations to all of our graduates. [ applause ] >> thank you, arcadia and thank you graduates. i would quickly like to acknowledge udo and david dalatory from the labor area here today and i have the pleasure of introducing our fearless leader the director of city build pat mulligan >> thank you. >> thanks. >> i want to thank everybody that participated in this event. it is really heartwarming after the end of 18 weeks to go through this process and i want to congratulate the class that each of the student completed the 18-week section of training but now you embark on a new career. and so the work now begins in earnest really. it is just the beginning, endure, preserver and work hard and there are opportunities and money to be had, go out and take them, you know? i want to thank all of the contractors who really looked to serve through the process and to serve this pipeline. herra balls and web corp, swenderdon and kay hill and i want t

michael simon. it's a fun read so far and it takes you back to the chris christie political ascent in new jersey. before he became u.s. attorney he was a moore's county freeholder involved in a lot of county politics and so it takes us behind the story, behind a politician we see on the magazine covers with president obama new jersey and it really asks who is chris christie? as told by people who know new jersey politics. it's a fun read so far and i would recommend it. chris christie is a likely contender need you have to know where he came from and what his politics mean ahead of the election. the second book on my list is by a colleague kevin d. williamson who wrote in a book called the end is there and it's going to be awesome, how growing broker will weave america richer happier and more secure. one reason i think is because a lot of fun is the fiscal cliff early in 23 -- was a big stir recovered and "national review" but later this year we will have a story that consumes congress and ted williams and looks at the dead from a political perspective a historical perspective and talks about the consequences of debt and how does taking up a l

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michael winters, national catholic reporter. will the compliance regard alysa material promoting evil, and why so much money and time being spent on the campaign, and for reverend moore, if you knew how many people had religiously-based conscious objections, why this situation of the mandate different from that, especially regarding private for profit employers. >> first of all, i think that we have to recognize what the mandate does on a national level. it is different than what i have obtained before, that is to create a three-tiered religious system. we have exempt houses of worship and you have accommodated institutions and you have private for-profit conscientious individual business owners. that state of affairs did not exist. that state of affairs said that the new situation for religion in the united states. that alone, the change is worth spending a lot of time on this and important to recognize the suits that have been brought have not been brought through the conference, but rather brought by a whole array of institutions and charities and publishing houses and the like. because these organizations send these individuals have recognized the religious liber