mick jagger, can you take a bad picture of him? >> probably not.e you can't take a bad picture of jimi hendrix, you cannot take a bad picket of mick jagger. london, i was there to record them recording the rock opera. the end of the day of the reorganized pete townsend was saying let's go have something to eat. afterwards, he said my friend mick is over there making a film at this house in kensington. he said let's go and stir it up a little bit and see what is going on. i walked in with my camera and there they are shooting the film "performance." he had these great, big lips! that was very fun. >> let's talk about jerry garcia for a second. >> okay. >> you got a picket of him and he didn't really know what was going on there. >> this is true. what happened, they came over to the studio. we finally were going to do a cover story about the grateful dead. i was going to shooed like richard and one by one by one. he comes in the studio, puts his hand up like he is waving at me. i didn't think anything of it. i put the picture in the soup. i look at i

the is lal mick holy month has always enabled them to rally support at home and abroad.african union forces underresourced and undersupport cleveland only look on as the supplies roll in. >> extremists are receiving supplies from the sea and from the air. >> reporter: but in spite of all this, the au is makie inine ina. the rods that lead to front line of mogadishu looks deserted. this is the new front line here in mogadishu. it's quite far from the northeast of the city. the last time we were here two years ago they controlled only a triangle of territory, the port, the airport, and the state house. today out of the. the expansion of the secured zone has given them the courage to seek refuge and aid in the capital and the au says given the resources it could do even more. >> the african countries need to do more. we cannot wait for anyone to come and do this job here. somalia is part of after ka. it's safer. we need more troops. we need more troops. of course, the entire world being affected by terrorism that. will do the job. >> reporter: after they left the front line

us law mick terrorism is the number one -- islamic terrorism is the number one threat. i have not seen many, but i think the larger point is, who is watching these ads? the first is nine minutes long? who is sitting through this terrible acting. i don't think you want to addition for these. >> you haven't seen the acting. why are they spending money on this in the first place? >> i don't know. >> i think they know shows like us play the ad and 30, 40 million people watches "red eye" -- >> more than that. >> that's true. so maybe it is a strategy of smart strategy. >> it is amazing, but every film director and commercial director paints the bad guy as the guy. the fact is there everyone indicted on charges has been a middle eastern, middle aged islamic terrorist man. that is who we are looking for and call a spade a spade, and look for them. if a terrorist was a blonde haired blue eyed girl i would say, screen me and check me from head to toe. i am okay with that. >> they are not all middle aged. some are young. most are young. once you are middle aged -- >> middle aged

mientras tanto mick roney rehuÓo criticar a su nuevo rival el gobernador rick perry.ington, lourdes univisiÓn. >>> la policÍa venezolana de abandonar los ideales democrÁticos cuando atacan a las crÍticos del gobierno chÁvez y sus seguidores en el congreso exigieron investigar si la oposiciÓn recibe fondos de estados unidos. nos muestran cÓmo se agudiza la confrontaciÓn polÍtica en venezuela. >>> la posiciÓn venezolana bajo la mira del gobierno la asamblea. aprobÓ este lunes, una comision que investigue supuestos financiamientos de gobiernos extranjeros una coaliciÓn que agrupa a 17 partidos polÍticos opositores. >>> y por lo tanto no aceptamos, ninguna clase de ingerencia, de gobierno alguno en nuestras cosas. >>> un dÍa antes a su llegada de la habana tras concluir su segundo ciclo de quimioterapia. no recorte la financiaciÓn que apoya la situaciÓn polÍtica en venezuela. >>> no quieren patria, no tienen alma y como nosotros tenemos sobornados al imperio yankee. losamos de ellos, pues. >>> la peticiÓn de chÁvez es un orden as sus seguidor en la asamblea nacional y apr

. >> he had the dan cooper come mick books thumb tacked next to his bed. i think he idolized this guy and conjured this crazy scheme. >> reporter: she provided the fbi with a guitar strap in this photo to check for fingerprints. so far, none have been found. authorities are investigating this new lead in the case. if l.d. and d.b. cooper are one in the same is difficult to prove. i'm pierre thomas for "nightline" in oklahoma city. >> of course, pierre will continue to follow the investigation. thanks to him. > up next, we go all the way to italy for the hair gel and high jinx behind the scenes of "jersey shore." [ man ] behind every business is a "what if." what if we designed an electric motorcycle? what if we turned trash into surfboards? whatever your what if is, the new sprint biz 360 has custom solutions to make it happen, including mobile payment processing, instant hot spots, and 4g devices like the motorola photon. so let's all keep asking the big what ifs. sprint business specialists can help you find the answers. sprint. america's favorite 4g net

. ♪ and you got the moves like mick jagger ♪ ♪ and you are out of control ♪ and nothing like i own itou have the moves like mick jagger ♪ ♪ you got the moves like jagger ♪ >> you looked a bit uncomfortable watching yourself there. >> no, no. i don't like watching myself back on television. singing on tv sucks because my voice isn't particularly big. i don't have a big -- i have a thinner, small voice. >> when you're next to christina, i saw her perform at a private party donald trump had last summer and she's about this high and bus ls through full of attitude and then just began to sing. i've never heard a voice that big as close as i was. it was pure. >> she is an extraordinary talent, and that's the thing is, you know, shows up a little bit late and everyone is ticked off, opens her mouth, and starts singing and no one cares. it is incredible. she does blow your mind and you realize, oh, yeah. okay. wow. you know? so she's great. >> if i was to put you on "america's got talent" but you couldn't sing, what would your talent be? what are the secret adam levine talents? >> adam levine

and to mick connections now. host: where do you want to go? guest: i want to be a photojournalist. but i want to stay in the united states and take local, more community based photojournalism from there. host: how much of that do you do now? guest: i'm in a graphics program in my school. i go half school and half in graphics program. we use cameras every day. host: can we see your work on the web anywhere? guest: uh, i have most of my work on my computer. but i have some on my personal blog on tumbler and you can look me up on there. i have a lot of my work on there. but i love it and i'm getting a new camera this year so i'm so excited and i can't wait to pursue more. it tell us what item pwhr-- tumbler. guest: it is a blog. host: let's go over here. to anybody that is in range. yes, ma'am. guest: i'm representing green valley high school in henderson, nevada. closer to list. i have been honored to attend the conference. we were all knowledge knitted in january by a teacher or somebody who attended in the past and i feel like it is a wonderful opportunity as a way to get our voice

it mick makes airlines disclose all of the add on fees on the web site.nd this is including fees for checking bags and providing meals. and now, if you're bumped from a flight you can be given a voucher worth as much as double the ticket value to a limb knit of -- limit of 1300s skpdz airlines will be fined per passenger if leaving a flight waiting on tarmac more than four hours. and do you owe the state tax money? and you're refusing to pay? watch out. the next stop could be loss of the driver's license, stopping you from joys of the dmv line is part of a plan to get those who owe tax to pay up. the delinquent accountability act is making it way through, mandating dmv stop issuing licenses and renewals to state's top 500 tax debtors. there is a long way to go but with the economy in this down turn, looks like there is a good chance of passing. >> sounds like it thank you very much. >> and back down to protest that has begun at the civic center station. >> abc 7 is on the platform and on the telephone to give us latest there. are you hear us? this is happ

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mick, thank you very much, and i want to remind our audience what you are looking at. you can see the capitol there and the iconic view from times square, and a lot of activity. we have information from the nuclear plants in the area. the one near the epicenter in virginia is on lake anna virginia, and that plant has two reactors and both tripped automatically and shutdown, and the plant has declared a quote unusual event which by the way is the lowest stage in their emergency scale. let me go now to tom costello, my colleague standing by, and i understand that you have new updates for me as well. >> well, the information that you have what i just put into the hot file, tamron, and that is right. i got off of the phone with the nuclear regulatory commission, and they saying that that plant there in virginia that is near the episen is ter acenter is on virginia, and both of to reactors have tripped there, and it is described unusual event, their words, which is the lowest stage of the emergency scale. now they will do a walk-down inspection and assess the conditions to

minority of very disaffected illiterate poor so the education system has done well and i think it's that mick. it's a sort of toxic mix of the bright working class kids and. a group of people a community plate perhaps very easily educated or not though surely these kids should know that violence is not the answer people brought up in a context where they have a kind of conscience perhaps you wouldn't be doing this with a gee this is a one off or is the energy more to come the underlying rumbling kind of disaffection of your brewery that kind of affects all of us in the day to day level i don't think that's going to go away. for many years unless we kind of reorientate the prospects for a lot of these young people to spread to europe do you think i don't know are i personally not i mean i always say this in my your nation. you know french italian cultures so-called have a different kind of attitude to social behavior and it doesn't seem to be so much of a problem because of the way for example they treat things like alcohol which again we have mentioned alcohol in britain plays a huge role in

paper when there's an ever present variable in aviation for aircraft of all sizes for generations mick kind has been playing and occasionally catastrophic we losing a dangerous game with wind shifting weather systems every time we take to the skies fortunately now we're increasingly prepared with advanced equipment to keep us from getting away with wind shear where wind changes in direction or speed over a short distance can quickly turn a smooth flight into a dangerous one. even enough elevation pilots can easily recover but options are much more limited around takeoff and landing that's why russian scientists me how can you give steve has developed technology to provide pilots and air traffic controllers with improved wind shear warning. the atmosphere around airports is unstable in some cases and airports have been built in places with complicated landscapes for example hong kong where roughly one in every two hundred fifty landings and takeoffs is performed under hazardous wind shear conditions airports of diffuser will be fully covered with advanced sensor equipment to map out win

naisi and that means he'd be in eligible to play for city late in the competition said it is vital mick feel that he's free to play in all games. and chelsea say they've agreed a transfer fee for loans here midfielder one needs to be around thirty eight million dollars and is subject to the twenty three year old agreeing person terms and passing a medical matter was part of spain's twenty ten world cup winning squad i now let's switch to ten iteration rappa has won the cincinnati open coming from a set down to beat you in a yankovic's the russian threw away a four game one late in the first set she lost that six four but held a nerve to take the second on a tie break and then overpowered yankovic's they get confirmation in the decider six games to three that show up in the second title of the year after winning and he's the perfect preparation isn't it for the u.s. open which starts in a week's time. and andy murray won the men's title in cincinnati after the world number one novak djokovic at retired three when very very hard won the first set six four three games to love up in the sec

purchase not always our gain in this are after seen mick's trading on choose they right now gold is adding point eight percent. while gold is trading in record high territory some say there is still room for it's a rise further corridor from goldline international outlines a number of reasons for that. there's a lot of concern about sovereignty there's concern about the u.s. and there's been some about the economy and those are strong components of why gold is perform well as far as whether it's in a bubble or not there are very few people actually invested in gold so it's still under penetrated in the marketplace in it has a good at all so it's all time inflation adjusted high of twenty three hundred dollars so many analysts are saying that there's still a lot of running room for the price of gold even given its price point today. the ruble has seen a dramatic the climb against the rear end u.s. dollar in recent days prime minister putin has pledged to contact some money into the economy if needed however the central bank confirmed that it would not seek to widen the elections late word o

and looking now to precious metals they're also gaining often seen mick's traded on tuesday and gold just keeps on setting the record to keep it out from something that traditionally trades at premium into gold and silver is also gaining it's up four percent this hour. despite trading out a wreck many analysts say gold has potential to climb significantly higher school cars are from goldline international explains the reasoning. there's a lot of concern about sovereignty there's concern about the u.s. and there's concern about the economy and those are strong components of why gold is perform well as far as whether it's in a bubble or not there are very few people actually invested in gold so it's still under penetrated in the marketplace and it hasn't hit all of its all time inflation adjusted high of twenty three hundred dollars so many analysts are saying that there's still a lot of running room for the price of gold even given its price point today. well the russian ruble seen a dramatic decline against the euro and u.s. dollar in recent days prime minister putin's pledge to poun

mick kind of web where everyone squeezing one another initially fell after the federal reserve did make its announcement the fed did use some kind of somber language to describe the america's current economy saying that this year the economy grew at a much slower pace that the fed actually anticipated you don't have to pay attention the dow jones or the s. and p. to understand that with fourteen million americans out of work and six point six additional americans so discouraged from finding the jobs they stopped looking there is a problem when you have more than forty million people on food stamps when you have one million americans that have lost homes last year and another one million expected to lose homes this year you wonder stan this is a significant crisis and this is a crisis i can tell you from what i've seen reporting in different states of this country it's a crisis that's not being tended to in a way that it's supposed to it's not going away if anything it's deepening it is getting worse and a lot of cuts that are now being made by the federal government are cuts go into soc

i think the reason the crack ep depp mick went away is because everybody who smoked crack died. you were watching staw sill's show -- stausel and they said it was a myth. but anyway, that means you may not die if you are on crack. and that means it is encouraging people to die. >> i am not trying to say john stausel is smarter than you, greg -- >> that's exactly what he is saying. >> not everyone who smokes crack dies. some of them warm to politics. >> that's true. >> there is research to show if you smoke crack you can become mayor of just about any city. the research you can find up at totally made up .org. >> do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us at red eye at fox news .com. and to leave a voicemail on my direct line 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from tv's andy levy. sad, lonely man. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by peacock. he is distinguished by a crest of upright feathers often spread in a shimmering fan usually as a court ship display. thanks, peacock. >>> we go to tv's andy levy for the half time report. >> how are you? >> doing gr

the daughter of that mick jagger also models for hudson jeans.oming up next, gary is enjoyed by his wife and the answer your e- mail questions. tiger woods tries to make the cut at this year's final major. the quebecers don hot 91 been worn with >> >> >> the misery continued for tiger woods today.. on the temple woods shot 73, 10 overall and missed the cut by six strokes. he tied for one hundred fourteenth place. it is the third time in his career that he will not be playing on saturday and sunday. who oval when done >> > >> the amount sucks, the fans suffer, there are no fans there. it is kind of sat. it is a major league team, you want it to be first class organization. >> see tables and will not be a part of the oakland a's season-ticket politiciapromotion the basketball hall of fame, the first man to take the podium, chris mullin t. and no. 1 pick in '85. he just became a bonafide star . rank first in games played for the lawyers in the fourth on the all-time scoring list. a pretty nice heartfelt speech. >> although my parents are no longer h

did you know bill's dealer is named cot mick ray? >> i did -- cosmic ray?> i did not know that. >> he is no the my dealer and cosmic ray, if you are watching, it is far too late. >> just making particles grow bigger too. lockerbie bomber reportedly comatosed. all of the reports say he is bed ridden and in a coma as opposed to up and about and in a coma? just say in a coma. >> well, i don't know. what if he fell into a coma while sitting up, and you don't want to move him? you could be reclining. >> or what if they put him on a crate and took him downtown to greet the well wishers. he is moving even though he is still in a coma. use your brain. >> these people are weird. these people are weird. >> joe i think he made that saying like six months ago on the show. >> i did. i am lazy. >> you never know. you could be performing for a new crowd right now. >> it is true. >> it was legitimate. >> and still a good point. >> and andy is one of those guys. >> the guy is still alive. i think my joke stands on its own merit. >> it is better now because he is still alive

mick, thanks very much. here's what else we are watching. starting with this.ot and one passengers from an american airlines flight were injured last night when part of a jetway collapsed at los angeles international airport. they felt about ten feet. the flight had just come in from boston. >>> the big quake that rocked the east coast tuesday left several aftershocks in its wake. a 4.5 in the washington monument may have had more damage than originally thought. the national parks service says the 555-foot structure may have as many as four significant cracks, so it is closed indefinitely. >>> warren buffett, the oracle of omaha is investing $5 billion in beleaguered bank of america. he believes it's a strong company with good leadership and backed it up with big money. this is a great news for a corporation that has seen stock slide in the recent weeks. shares of up now around 15% this morning. not the case with the dow as we are seeing red arrows across the dow. the dow down over by 100 points. >>> there's missing photos of robyn gardner on the day she was re

an esteemed former "chicago tribune" correspondent dorothy psp mick i was going to ask you something other critics last few they will claim you were trying to settle scores what is your answer to that? >> you are going to be hammered for settling scores. i gave the but several people have time does it look like i'm selling scores, if you do, tell me, and i changed them a lot of things for people said you are being a little mean and there's a turn of the phrase it looks a little like a dagger so i kind of eliminated a lot of that and i tried not to. i really did try to say if i were reporting the story as a reporter even though i am involved in a, you know, could i just do an honest job of say what happened. that's really what i wanted to do. this is what happened and i sit up front this is from the bias of a journalist the port in the trenches, this is not -- i try to be pretty upfront about it. but, you know, you're going to get all of that and so i've taken a lot in my day i can to give you more. i would like to thank lesley for offering this space. thank the folks at c-span, and i

mick, thanks for the great reporting as always.bama administration officially called for syria's president as sad to step down after months of violence in the country. >> this morning president obama called on assaad to step aside. and now the strongest set of sanctions to date targeting the syrian government. the transition to democracy in syria has begun and it's time for assaad to get out of the way. >> for his part, assad told the world his violent crackdown has -- have reportedly killed four protesters in the southern part of the country today. joining us now, a fellow at the u.s. institute of peace and the author of the new book, rock the casbah, also the director of the washington institute. why now? i think that's a question everyone's asking, five months, the obama administration has been monitoring, why now do it, why now call for him to step down? >> the tragedy is that you have to reach a critical mass in terms of what's happening on the ground, how many people have died, how outrageous is the behavior, and most importa

place to call [bell tolling] >> the japanese city of hiroshima marked the anniversary of the atom mick bomb attack. that bombing destroyed most of the city and killed about 140,000 people. anniversary was especially painful for many japanese who were still struggling after the earthquake and tsunami caused a nuclear meltdown in march. >>> and counter fitting is so good it's nearly impossible to spot a fake id card. why they could put the lives of your children in peril. >> i'm 18 years old. >> i'm 19 years old. >> it's easy. >> fill out your application, pay $100. >> i didn't have any trouble. >> it's easy and fast. fake ids from over the internet coming from safer seas. >> i got it from china. >> they are flooding america's borders. secretly shifts in everything from playing cards. >> right behind the playing cards you find the phony ids. >> and to what else, in side a game of chinese checkers. frequently underestimated as a right of passage, underage drinking takes lives. lydia and michael lost their son, alex, to a driver drinking with a fake id in berkeley, california. >> it's the

great training camp and make the team as mick reports that rookie fifth round draft pick fichlt widehas been very impressive this summer with the raiders. >> he's had a great camp. played well in games. been very consistent that's what you look for. i think the young man has no fear. >>reporter: this rookie out of opportunity see grew up a cowboy man and surprised to be drafted. mutual respect for his head coach. >> he's amazing coach. like one of the coaches you wish to have on every team. he's a team player. he also know when to crack down and be for real and keep practice fun. >>reporter: he says the size speed and hop to play at the level but brings more to the table than that. >> if wants to win and get up and catch the ball. >>reporter: taking advantage of the opportunity due to injuries at his position like all rookie he says it would be a dream come true to make this roster. well, guess what, i think he already has. >> i think the games are not big for him. he loves the gam game. he lofts the spotlight. almost fun watching him grow. >>reporter: in napa with the raiders, abc 7

. >> all right, mick.th msnbc for continuing coverage of hurricane irene and logon to msnbc for the latest on the track, and a hurricane tracker to find out if you are in the path of the storm, and new details on casey anthony's probation tops the look at stories around the nation. >>> florida officials say they won't reveal anthony's location and giving her extra security because she is, quote, one of the most hated women in america. anthony reported for a year-long probation on check fraud conviction last night, and she has received several death threats since being acquitted of murdering her 2-year-old daughter. >>> and a flashlight helped to lead police to a man who firebombed a mosque in 2010. they arrested cody crawford today, and investigators say he firebombed the mosque in retaliation for the bombing of a christmas tree lighting ceremony in portland. >>> and friends until the end. this photograph shows the casket of a navy s.e.a.l. killed in afghanistan with his dog hawkeye lying beside the casket

i think the number one goal we thought coming in a crisis was, prevent a cat ta ka his mick event and we did succeed at that. we didn't have a depression, des spite a downturn both financial and economic every bit as deep as the one in 1929. i think that was -- when history is written that will be rather important. i think i probably underestimated -- i wasn't from washington. the stuff we've seen over this past year that -- the absolutism and the dysfunction in congress sort of culminating in the threats where you had actually government officials saying maybe it wouldn't be so bad for the u.s. government to default on its obligations, i think that was fairly unsettling to not just the markets, but to consumers and businesses and that was indicative of a mentality which was, we don't want to do anything the president's for, even if it's a bipartisan thing. so that's been a little hard to deal with. >> and you know what i don't hear you say, we weren't able to do enough. i think someone looking around would say you're completely right, that you guys were able along with the bush admin

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. >>> chaos reigns across north mick africa in the mideast. the battle for libya reaching a climax under the protection of nato air strikes pushed closest to the stronghold. leon panetta says earlier gadhafi's days are numbered and now nbc news learned gadhafi and his family are preparing to flee the capital. elsewhere in the region, ill responds with air strikes after militants fired more than a dozen rockets from gaza. this followed when eight isra i israelis where killed. joining us, ambassador to mark ginsburg and former white house adviser on the middle east. good to see you. >> good to be with you. >> nbc news reporting gadhafi may be thinking with his family about fleeing the capital nap would be a seminole dwochlt in th development in this. >> planning to leave, we've heard it before. the nato air strike killed members of his family. it's not sure whether or not he'll leave the country or go to his tribe southwest of tripoli, because he is the leader of one of the major tribes in libya. but there's no doubt that the noose is tightening

. >> mick, i want to ask you to stick by me.ranslator for us who's watching arabic websites. i want to touch base with you about what you're seeing, what you're reading on the different websites throughout the mideast. >> al jazeera they're showing live video of the rebels inside -- the gadhafi compound. it's a huge compound. it's a gadhafi regime. he was running the country for 40 years from that place. the rebels declared that under the rebels' control. some early reports not confirmed yet that there are in the house of gadhafi and they raised the rebels banner. the libyan flag, the new flag. they have raided gadhafi's house. nothing to confirm that. we hear those people are inside gadhafi compound. >> alfred, we know that the influence of social media had such a big influence on the arab spring. are you monitoring any of the social media websites to see what's being said? >> yes, on the facebook, on the twitter they are saying they are close. right now as we speak it's just happening. i have to monitor more. right now as we s

nbc's mick viqueira is live at white house. mike, timing is everything. we knew before this week that the president wanted to unveil his plan after labor day. >> reporter: right. >> and now you've got the buzz going that this coincides or may overshadow the republican debate. >> reporter: lo and behold, 8:00 p.m. next wednesday night, a debate scheduled right here on msnbc, coincidentally. jay carney, the president's spokesman asked repeated questions about that timing wondering if the president was intentionally stepping on the republican debate. he said the timing was purely coincidental, but let's get right to it, yes. that much anticipated major address, and it doesn't get any more major or at least more conspicuous than an address in primetime before a joint session in congress. that request was made of the congressional leadership. we can assume that they are going to say yes. the alternative would be something of a controversy, to put it very mildly. jay carney, i said appeared before reporters earlier today. he had this to say about the speech. >>

. >> it's so eerie seeing these pictures as you point out, mick. seeing that statue come down. the golden fist, which was gadhafi's gaudy reminder holding the fist of a crushed american plane. that was his monument to himself and his resistance, his defiance to the world. and to see that come down it was april 9th, 2003, of course that the statue of saddam came down in baghdad and there's one other big difference here, there are a lot of differences given the ethnicity and the complexities of these two societies. one other big difference that there was of course the army in iraq and that army if it had not been dismissed could have provided some civil authority and some lessons have been learned. one thing that u.s. officials are telling me is they are not, not counselling the tnc to get rid of all the gadhafi loyalists. that they have to choose very carefully among them but they need to some people to create civilian authority and military authority. and they can't simply go on a tear against all the gadhafi loyalists because they won't be able to rebuild the country. >> repor

. >> mick there's been some frustration here in the united states about how long it's taken, it's beensome way of the united states and nato policy there? >> it could be, except that many here in this building, the pentagon are saying, well, that could be the easy part. because after all the u.s. only provided some initial u.s. military response, to the nato decision to move in to libya, and they have been since, nothing kinetic, but providing aerial surveillance, some maritime patrols, intercepting ships that might be trying to bring in supplies to the libyan military, but, you know, they're wondering here if the jim baker rule, the pottery barn rule that once you break it you own it will apply here, and there's still some serious questions about the viability of the national transitional consult, even though it's been officially recognized by the united states, and in fact, one of their ambassadors was installed here in washington also, just this week with, but there are serious questions because, you know, moammar gadhafi held on to his rule in part, by either placating, coercing or

like mick jagger and keith richards first presented that. >> you can't-- >> if you start talking about my songs, i'm sit here for the night. well, down the line, first of all, i appreciate their service to our country. in my heart and hearts, i agree with them and thirdly, i appreciate the fact that they are trying to vote with their constituents in what they thought was right. but fourthly, i realize that campaigning and governing are two different things and i'm not one to sell out, but you have to when the rubber meets the road and it really happens in the real world, you have to choose and pick what you're willing to die on and i've been to tea party rallies and i loved it, we sang two or three of them, but if they -- i believe if they decide to die on this particular hill, and i don't mean to sound cliche, but they're going to take an a lot of good soldiers, they're going to win the battle and lose the war and i have to disagree with the gentleman who said there's never going to be a time we could pass that. yes, there will be. if we can win the white house back and win the senate

they say the mick has a right to know.upporters say witnesses would be harassed. >>> good morning. giving you a live look at what seems like yesterday, what we had yesterday, very similar. we have the clouds and heavy drizzle and dense fog. reporting visibility between quarter and half mile in some areas, take note if you're getting out early. a warmup for the afternoon. especially our inland areas, anywhere from 2-5 miles per hour. the fog back with us this morning. the burnoff around 9:00 for the inland area. some areas like concord waking up with fair skies, over the east bay, 11:00 before we see the sunshine. that's to the coastline for the afternoon. temperatures this morning holding in the 50s and in most cases, 52 in santa rosa. mid-50s oakland and san jose at 51. the satellite view showing you the monsoonal moisture that threatened the area won't amount to much now off to the east and even lake tahoe as it is the place to be today or tomorrow looking good. no threat of thunderstorms. temperatures for the afternoon,

>> senator republican leader, mick mcconnell, chose jon kyl of arizona, and he is a minority whip and senate finance committee, and that's important for a lot of reasons but what is interesting about it, he did not select orrin hatch, who was the top senator on that committee. and so kyl is a leader and has the leadership's ear, and that's why he came on because he knows about the finance committee. pat tumi is another interesting person. senator pay toomt to pat tumi o pennsylvania. anybody that knows the club for growth, it's an organization that is concerned with cutting spending, and scaling back taxes in the united states. so he is one of the conservatives that will stand up on the idea that the problem is on the spending side and not on the revenue side. portman of ohio, a lot of representation from the midwest. rob portman is a former budget director under president bush. he is a guy that knows the numbers very well. he is also a guy that a lot of people are able to talk to. those are three interesting people that come on the senate side. now, the house side, suzanne, these are

laughter christa mick interesting to read two last questions and then give the panel a chance to respond and conclude with observations and we will take to the very end on opposite sides of the aisle one after the other, please. >> christa want to applaud stephen peter for recognizing the importance of asia into the air sea battles, but i want to see that a lot of the challenges that are being faced the challenges on the air and space power, the air force the no less a strategic force and a stabilizing force within asia faces some of those problems. and so, as you discuss your principles for where you want to go, how prominent welfare consideration for the industrial base to protect those aspects that give the united states a distinct and an asymmetrical foreign policy freedom of action that relies upon global warming and surveillance to rely upon the air mobility and rely upon the ability to have an air superiority and reach out and touch the world to make the effect swear need to respect before we get responses come over to you and with a vietnamese americans and i think you for bringi

laughter christa mick interesting to read two last questions and then give the panel a chance to respondand conclude with observations and we will take to the very end on opposite sides of the aisle one after the other, please. >> christa want to applaud stephen peter for recognizing the importance of asia into the air sea battles, but i want to see that a lot of the challenges that are being faced the challenges on the air and space power, the air force the no less a strategic force and a stabilizing force within asia faces some of those problems. and so, as you discuss your principles for where you want to go, how prominent welfare consideration for the industrial base to protect those aspects that give the united states a distinct and an asymmetrical foreign policy freedom of action that relies upon global warming and surveillance to rely upon the air mobility and rely upon the ability to have an air superiority and reach out and touch the world to make the effect swear need to respect before we get responses come over to you and with a vietnamese americans and i think you for bringin

shoulder, neck right on one of these gemstones and the song is addressed to him, sung here by john mick. while the song is playing, i am going to show you some old vintage newsreel footage from the worst country in the first world war. i want you to listen to the words of the song. can you start the music? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so, that he. if you've got comments or questions, i'd be glad to hear it. [applause] >> about he is articulate and and well-connected individuals who oppose the war, there were large parties that claimed that they would they would reject this in the name of international holiday or d. with other working people. were they just quickly swepeopl. were they just quickly swept away in the patriotic them or did they have a lot of suppression and the kind you survive? >> well, all of the left-wing parties were divided. really in britain, germany, other countries, they were real divisions in the socialist parties there. you know, in britain, the bulk of the independent labour party

ben is micked up. we'll take his comment. >> a comment. >> okay. >> dr.en. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> i'm very pleased to attend this affair. and i know i have concern. [inaudible] sonia sanchezs has made me understood some of the errors in my book. and i teach at cornell with my -- [inaudible] i understood that it isn't so good what mapping marable was doing. -- what manning marable was doing. sonia sanchez was able to see what was done. the book was written because of -- [inaudible] the written because manning marable wanted to -- [inaudible] about malcolm, and he personally -- [inaudible] >> all right, thank you. >> thank you, dr. ben. thank you. thank you. [applause] zaheer. >> um, thank you so much, dr. ben. to the previous question about socialization, and be i think, um, again this comes back to the point of no one occurs or comes of being in isolation including great people. and it's important to understand that if we want more malcolms to be produced, they're not just going to pop out, and they're not just going to come out of the p

childe often come to this floor and talked about the fact that i ame the mother of two children -- mick the cementer has used to m minutes.ot >> if i may have one more and minute. goeseyond >> without objection. servi >> i'm the mother of aut what k six-year-old and three-year-oldo and this discussion l goes beyo, those of us serving right here.n it is about what kind of country are we going to leave for theweh next generation, and i know thas i will not look my children inwe the eye and have them say mom, t what did you do about it? behal we have to solve this crisisly i now. i know we can, mr. president, and i look forward to lookingt pleased to working with hampshire to hampshire to rolling up ours sleeves, final. cutting spending, and saving the greatest country on earth. thank you, mr. president. will >> mr. president, i stand todayf to explain my reasons for voting against the debt limit increase we will be voting on in just ong about a half an hour from now. this is a crisis that america faces.has it's an ongoing crisis that will neither be created norti eliminated with today's v

strengthened as well by the idea that in algeria they had 10 years of violence led by extreme it is lame mick groups and led by army-led retaliation against them and other people who might be suspected of suspected being sympathizers to them. so the public it tired of taking on the state. the state is also very clever in algeria. when protests arise and there are protests, manifestations as we call them in algeria, not riots but manifestations and the state always comes in and in that wonderful world, word that, i think is so effective it satisfies them. not satisfies them. it divides off the protesters and moves on. we have a very interesting case in algeria with explanations of why things are not taking place. in jordan we had some serious protests. we had a strong state hand and we have just recently in the last couple days a serious but perhaps not adequate reform movement, constitutional revisions that have been introduced and now have to get through the mechanism of the state. still leaving the king and the forces of control, probably not repression but control, very much in hand. and t

ben is micked up. we'll take his comment. >> a comment. >> okay. >> dr. ben. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> i'm very pleased to attend this affair. and i know i have concern. [inaudible] sonia sanchezs has made me understood some of the errors in my book. and i teach at cornell with my -- [inaudible] i understood that it isn't so good what mapping marable was doing. -- what manning marable was doing. sonia sanchez was able to see what was done. the book was written because of -- [inaudible] the written because manning marable wanted to -- [inaudible] about malcolm, and he personally -- [inaudible] >> all right, thank you. >> thank you, dr. ben. thank you. thank you. [applause] zaheer. >> um, thank you so much, dr. ben. to the previous question about socialization, and be i think, um, again this comes back to the point of no one occurs or comes of being in isolation including great people. and it's important to understand that if we want more malcolms to be produced, they're not just going to pop out, and they're not just going to come out of the

then across pamlico sound, across the delaware and pa toe mick and chesapeake bay area during the earlyersey and to the east of new york city sunday afternoon. but very, very close to the city itself. and with this wind field and the size of this storm, places like d.c., philadelphia, will feel at least tropical storm force winds with this. new york city will likely feel hurricane-force winds with this as will some points farther to the east and north. we have a hurricane threat for, obviously, the outer banks here. storm surge anywhere from 6 to 11 feet, pamlico sound, and on the east side of the cape hatteras area, and then also towards jersey as well, we could see a storm surge there from 4 to 8 feet and new york city will be completely dependent on the track and your specific location. southern parts of the city could be under water like jfk and laguardia depending on the track and size of this thing could be under water. it's going to be a critical forecast as we get through tomorrow. we still have almost two days before this gets to new york city and before that happens, it's got

mick jagger. tell me about this song. >> cool idea. hi, everybody. it's crazy for me.u can sing. we know that. you can write, we know that. you can coach, apparently. you were a coach on "the voice" this year. you had the winning contestant which gives you bragging rights going into season number two. >> he was on the show right after he won. >> he's awesome. i love that guy. he deserves everything he's got coming for him. >> why do you think the show is working so well? >> it's a weird chemistry. you know. we were talking about it earlier, it's just one of those things that could have been a train wreck or could have been amazing. it all worked. we're all these misfits and somehow worked out. >> great group. good chemistry. there are rumors going around that you may also executive produce a sitcom? >> yeah, i don't know. >> karaoke? is that serious? >> it is. it's a karaoke show. >> pilot been bought? >> yeah, it's moving. >> are you going to be in it at all? >> perhaps. >> yeah? >> i don't know. >> cool. what are you going to sing for us right now? >> "move like jagg

that cost is a loss of mick jobs. so as we set this new commission up, this new committee, we've got to make sure that as the cuts go forward, we understand the sensitivity, try to make these cuts away from putting more of our people on the jobless rolls. right now, the greatest contribution the federal government is making to jobs is put manager people out of jobs. -- is putting more people out of jobs. i ask that we take time now, now that we're going to put this issue behind us, to focus like a laser beam on jobs. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expired. mr. scott: i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. mr. dreier: i'm happy to yield a minute and a half to one of the diligent new members of the freshman class, the gentleman from illinois, mr. dold. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one and a half minutes. mr. dold: i want to thank the chairman from california. getting our fiscal house in order is one of the most impo

you know, this is a story where the sense that sort of mick davis was out there, you know, saying i'm going to bring down the most powerful man. of course, it has purchase as a story because it involves enormously powerful organization, the biggest selling newspaper in this country. this, you know, to suggest somehow that's the only reason that this conspiracy, that gordon brown was going to break -- it's madness. i mean you forget that gordon brown told everybody about what happened with his son a week after millie doweller had given politicians the ability to say, oh, god, i was scared of him. yes yes, i should have done something about it earlier. if this is a conspiracy, it's a conspiracy against a culture a culture that was allowed to do something that maybe you wouldn't have done when you were at "the mirror," to allow a culture where people were basically saying here's the number for si yen that, let's just see what she said really. i'm going to listen to this dead child's mobile and delete calls. that's so far and away beyond the sense of, oh, we brought down a boogieman. it's