for you to suggest that -- >> monica: no, you don't.iced today and interpreted by muslims around the world, once territory is conquered for islam it's to be retained for islam. that's what this mosque is about. >> bob: we'll have a long discussion about the muslim brotherhood. they're to the behind every closet and shariah law -- >> monica: wake up. you're out of it. >> bob: you are raising a -- this does nothing to it. >> eric: bring up shariah law. there are communities and states governed by shariah law. to say it's just about religion is inaccurate. >> bob: it's not here. >> kimberly: with all due respect it's naive to assume something that we're making too big of a deal by it because there is a concerted effort to indoctrinate with shariah law. for shariah law to be the rule of law in this country. we have already had this in a number of states where they there were over two dozen states enacting specific laws to prevent shariah law used in the courtroom. >> bob: this reminds me of when we put japanese americans in internment camp

>> monica: of course.ut of a reaction to obama and the democrats, although it's become that. tea party grew out of of a reaction to the fact that the republican establishment has been such big government, big spenders for so long that this organic movement grew up to say enough. remember, the tea party is not a political party. it's a set of ideas. limited government -- >> andrea: you don't see them ever putting a leader, figurehead? >> monica: no, in fact it would destroy them. the name that eric bolling raised, none of them want to be the active leader. leader. >> greg: why bob is right, though, in a way, tea party has flaky characters in there there was no overreaching leader. but old school politicians are learning one important thing. principle is scary. a revelation. playing poker against the terminator. people will not compromise. because they won. monobut they don't think they won. they don't believe they won. >> greg: to win the war, it has to happen in -- metropolitan i agree, but they don't thin

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. >> reporter: her chronicle to clean this small stretch of santa monica beach between two life guard stands over 365 days photographing and weighing cases away debris and waste washed from storm drains miles away. >> reporter: two thirds away from her goal and sarah has already collected 800 pounds of garbage just in this 200-yard stretch of beach in santa monica. >> a lot of trash for 20 minutes at a time. >> reporter: she soon learned she wasn't just collecting trash she was collecting followers. some of the 2100 people following her blog and tweets started to show up to clean up. >> while you're amongst sea gulls and kids playing that's when it hits you it is definitely a lot bigger problem. >> she raised awareness to the point where people all over the country are now doing similar things that are going out for 20 minutes and cleaning out their neighborhoods, their beaches. >> i've gotten contacts from germany and people who have gone out and done daily ocean cleanups when they are in florida when they are on vacation. >> reporter: dedicated to saving the ocean group says a sea c

>> i understand that, monica.nk it's very dangerous when you try to put an economic value on a life. the fact of the matter is people in neighborhoods unarmed, unprovoked african-americans and latino people predominantly are getting killed in the city every single day. they are getting killed, not beaten down. not killed. it was only until the violence infiltrates into center city where people are getting beaten and robbed which is certainly bad enough that they're getting shot that the mayor feels compelled to say something. i think that's very dangerous and it sends a very dangerous message on whose lives matter most. >> aren't we, when you have this kind of chaos and violence going on in any of the communities in philadelphia or any city in america, aren't we beyond the point of having this conversation? i mean, aren't we beyond the point of sort of pussy footing around and coddling the thugs and i know you're not arguing that but isn't it time for some straight talk? especially coming from a black role model l

monica, do you agree on two things? first of the all governor perry now in a possibly brilliant move that may make republican candidates angry he gets the headlines and will not debate. >> he doesn't have to take part in the big tussle or just any of his republican candidates . he will announce this weekend. leaks have come today and i do think it is a master stroke and will mix up the race in ways that we can't predict. but we predict when governor perry gets in the race, it will be a two man race between mitt romney and governor perry. the mitt romney campaign could be worried. governor perry brings a great economic success story in texas. >> second question for you. do you think higher stakes for governor pawlenty. >> it is divo do or die from governor pawlenty. he is a nice man and strong conservative record as governor of minnesota. he released a powerful and emotional ad about the lack of jobs and economic crisis. it is i am not sure if you have nogain traction. beyond that i think he will drop out. >> and greg, d

. >> reporter: the beauty of santa monica beach attracts more than 6 million visitors a year who leaveff. >> reporter: millions of pieces of ugly trash. writer sarah bayles was so disgusted, she was literally compelled to take action. she cleaned up this stretch of beach between two lifeguard stands each day, 20 minutes a day, over 365 days, photographing and weighing castaway debris and waste washed from storm drains miles away. two-thirds of the way toward her goal and sarah already has collected 800 pounds of garbage, just in this 200 yard stretch of beach here in santa monica. she soon learned she wasn't just collecting trash, she was collecting followers, some of the 2,100 following her blog and tweets started to show up to clean up. >> i've gotten contacts from germany and people who have gone out and done daily ocean cleanups in florida while on vacation. >> reporter: alexis henry with the surf rider foundation which is dedicated to saving the oceans says a sea change starts small. >> sarah getting out there every day for 20 minutes shows it's a real easy thing to do. if you car

santa monica college is on lockdown at this hour. three people reported seeing a gunman walking on campus about an hour ago. although school is not in session, some professors and incoming freshmen are there for orientation. police have not verified the calls or determined determined if any shots were fired. but once again, breaking news, santa monica college in southern california is in lockdown. >>> one of san francisco's largest gang trills -- trials is expected to go to the jury today. federal prosecutors accuse the seven defendants of belonging to the ms-13 gang and are charged with wang -- with waging a war against rival members. one was the murder of a -- a stabbing. the defendants face life sentences if convicted. >>> the fcc is investigating b.a.r.t.'s decision to cut off cell phone service ahead of last week's planned protest. the fcc says it has received complaints and is gathering information from b.a.r.t. they are also looking into whether eliminating cell phone service jeopardized -- jeopardizeed safety. they are also i

the monica lansky scandal. we like to think about, it was just recently that the political parties started to throw dirt at each other and review each other's sex scandals. that turns out not to be true.o the founding fathers were doing that at the beginning of thelu republic practice but to be included, the course of the nation's history. >> that's right. we are not out to dig up dirt>> and tar the president of first lady. we were up to show that the portant in the granraditionally consider personal were actually important in the grand scheme of the american political story.or we showed how these had impact on policy. >> i want to jump to the conclusion. you have a political message for today's society which i listow which has led as grow. can you tell me what you're a trying to say to americans. >> well, survival. effe obviously it has a huge effect on our lives. we use it to communicate more than any other media. lighten up. to your defense, much different reaction than we do. we have a very knee-jerk reacti

in southern california: california: santa monica college is on lockdown...olice igating reports of >>> we can are follow breaking news in southern california. santa monica college is on lockdown. police are investigating reports of a gunman on campus. the calls came in a little over an hour ago. police immediately ordered staff and students to stay indoors. these are live pictures over the college. school is not in session right now. some people are on the grounds at this hour. police haven't verified the call just yet. >>> palo alto may be one of the first cities in the bay area to go green. the city wants to install solar panels throughout palo alto and then have it as the main energy source. stephanie chuang has more on how local businesses could benefit. >> reporter: the city of palo alto has set a goal to get at least one-third of its electricity from green sources by 2013. these solar panels off east bay shore road will cover the rooftops of local businesses. >> they will sell the power to the city when they generate it. >> reporter: the businesses wou

. >> reporter: santa monica police say this started about 300-yard north of the lot south 5 parking lot off bernard way. a sergeant says obscenities were exchanged between adams and the victim cyclist. bike riders like myrna and daniel say for the most part, drivers watch out for bicyclists here. >> to be honest with you, the cars are really respectful to the bikes. >> everybody here drives carefully. >> reporter: the sergeant says last friday after the driver and cyclist exchanged words, police say adams swerved his car across one set of double yellow lines and hit the cyclist at about 25 miles an hour, knocking him over the hood of the car. this video shows how angry adams was, he even threatened witnesses. [ yelling ] >> why don't you and i go at it? we don't have to make it illegal. >> it's very telling as to the mindset of the parties involved. >> reporter: santa monica police used the video as part of the investigation and say it helped them make the decision to arrest adams for assault with a deadly weapon. >> a warning for talkative cyclists. you better put that cell phone away.

monica, you follow this stuff. this was a -- this is obama's shining moment, in my opinion. >> oh, absolutely. look, he made the call. he got actionable intelligence that we know can be traced back many, many years through the bush administration when they sanctioned interrogations, black sites, warrantless wiretapping and really tough interrogations, including waterboarding. those details were able to be pieced together over many years and corroborated to the point where we could get a warm trail on osama bin laden and take him out. president obama owes president bush a big thank you. >> i feel like i am being waterboarded right now. >> that's where a lot of intel jeans came frufrom. >> he should have thanked the president more than he d. but i agree with monica, this story really does make the president look great. he was very focused. and funny, i didn't know after reading the story, i know there was a dog involved. cairo who, helped close off the perimeters of the house. when the president found out that the do

look, last week reading the politico monica, they are going to kill romney. perry comes on the scene saturday. there has beenthon stop attacks. nbc news took a cut of rick perry saying there's a black cloud that is hanging over america with that debt. and they took black and separated the comment to insinuate there was some racism. chris matthews used the term bull connor, talking about perry. obviously he has the media to do his bidding. how effective can he be at a billion dollar campaign demonizing people? >> this is why it is so damaging to the obama brand. the brand that got him elected in 2008 was positive. all about hope and change. now it was whispy and meaningless but still positive. this time he has to go negative because he can't run on his record. what these attacks on perry tell us is that perry has a decent cans of beating barack obama which is -- decent chance of beating barack obama. >> sean: i've talk today donald trump at length today, he's considering -- by the way i'm wearing my donald trump tie. he gave me a gift. he's considering running

. >> laura: joining us now from new york to analyze the bus tour our barack and hard place duo monica crowley and alan colmes. i look at this bus and i kind of see the death star. it's all black. it looks kind of gloomy. i think we should have gotten some color on this bus. red, white, and blue. we might have all thought it was campaign bus is that the image we want to convey this dark figure moving across the midwest? haven't they been through enough, alan colmes? >> have your way laura ingraham locked away in the rose garden so he could lose like jimmy carter did. few months. look, this is planned before, you know, all this campaign stuff. is he meeting the people and doing what he should be doing. if he did the opposite, you say why he is hiding in the white house. certain republicans doesn't have a problem mixing it up with people and talking with people with whom he disagrees and answering directly the question of the american people tea partiers question there, mondayca. >> line about terrorists. joe biden never said the word terrorist. >> laura: that's not what at least a few p

last night in santa monica, a rundraiser called comedy for care was held for stow.his mother was moved by the support. >> we have seen humanity the way god meant humanity to be. we are so moved by this. >> we love l.a. >> los angeles prosecutors say sanchez and norwood were on an opening day assault. assault spree when they attacked stow and beat him to the ground and kicked him unconscious. unfortunately for prosecutors they say a key witness in the assault died last week due to an allergic reaction. again, the stow family is saying that bryan stow is showing slow signs of recovering. we'll have more on the arraignment later on. reporting live in san francisco, i'm tomas roman, abc7 news. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> 5:34. market news. overseas markets are showing the strength this morning following the federal reserve announcement that u.s. interest rates will remain low. but wall street rebound may be cut short when trading opens in the next hour with dow futures lower this morning. the fall reserve vowed yesterday to keep the key interest rate at a recor

joining me fox news contributor one of the co-hosts of five, monica crowley.ah bila. great to have you with us. good to see you. i don't think i've seen you since we took our vacation to gitmo. >> we'll always have gitmo mark. >> mark: you can't beat it. monica, is this part of a pattern of attitudes by so-called progressive liberals to female conservatives? >> absolutely. they hate all conservatives. but they have a special floating for women -- special loathing for women conservatives like sarah palin and michelle bachmann. in the 2008 campaign the mainstream media savaged sarah palin in every way. she is very strong. they are doing the same to michelle bachmann. this "newsweek" cover is going to be the first of many things we are going to see this . the reason is, these strong conservative women represent an existential threat to liberalism. they are pro-life, pro-gun, fizz s who lead their lives according to those values. they don't just talk a good line, they live what they believe. therefore, they must have be destroyed. if somebody like sarah palin or m

of bill clinton, with monica lewinsky, of michael jackson.er one that gets talked about a lot in that scheme of humiliation. what is the potential benefit? >> for them, they lose their false self. they lose their brittle poses. they can integrate their personality, perhaps, but for us watching, i think there's the benefit of pity, terror. what spectators felt. >> marketable -- >> yes, marketable. i'm not for exposing public figures. there's a point in my book that says we should not shame those in power or even those not in power. you should never scapegoat. that's bad. >> what of the benefit that comes through humiliation which allows you then to see another way? >> well, you have gone through hell, and everything after hell is a skeeth lounge basically. first class. >> once bill clinton makes it through monica lewinsky. >> it's just coasting, hang gliding for the rest of his life. >> and is there a lesson for all of us in that? in other words, we need to humiliate ourselves in some way such that we can have that free pass? >> a stenographer

the shots not to mention planned the whole thing and out the same punishment earlier i spoke with monica foster al-hamra gingrich's attorney i asked her what led to this decision to try paul gingrich as an adult. well in indiana a person can be tried as an adult even if they're twelve years old all henry was twelve years and two months old at the time that this tragic event happened and in indiana you can be tried as an adult if the prosecutor can show that there's probable cause to believe that. that the juvenile committed an offense that would be a crime is committed by an adult and if it's in the best interests of society and the juvenile. treat that person manson and or imposture his trial we were given the warmer days to prepare for this hearing and the way i can think of it is if you were sued for divorce or you were in a car accident they gave your lawyer four days to prepare there's no way that person could be prepared and that's what happened in this case i mean what's to stop you know a six year old or an eight year old for being tried as an adult twelve seems very very young t

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a pilot crashed landed into santa monica home. moments later, several people rushed in to help the pilot in the plane while another person put out a small fire. this happened a third of the mile from the santa monica airport. witnesses say it appeared the pilot had difficulty controlling the aircraft. no one was injured but the pilot lucky with just a broken leg. >>> dancing with stars is back. the new season is about to begin. slong celebrities, chaz bono, ricky lake, robert car dashian and nancy ron artest and world cup soccer player hope solo and david after the question and italian actress elizabeth canalis. ryan o'neal was set to join the cast but has not fully recovered from knee surgery. you can hear the new cast members coming up at 7:00. they are all over it. >>> still ahead at 6:30. latest on the overnight sheriff's deputies gun fight that has closed streets in cupertino this morning. >> new addition to the bay bridge and what it will look like. >> and yield to the elephants! very unusual traffic issue on san francisco s

santa monica college under lockdown.ble gunman. >>> the game may be changing on moammar gadhafi's side and also with the growing rebel movement trying to force him out of power. up to now, opposition forces have not advanced in large numbers there on the capital of tripoli but a rebel spokesman says that that will soon happen, possibly by the end of the month. that is coming as news emerged today that the libyan army loyal to moammar gadhafi launched this scud missile in the direction of rebel units just a couple of days ago. i want to go straight to the senior international correspondent, matthew chance there in tripoli. matthew, first, i want to start with the report of the scud missile launch. if it is true, how might that change things? >> reporter: it certainly is true. it's monitored by u.s. warship off the coast in the mediterranean sea. it was fired from the a town of gadhafi's hometown towards the port of brago, where tlu clashes right now. notoriously difficult to target these missiles. this one, according to t

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. >> a pilot was seriously injured when his plane crashed into santa monica airport. a spokesman says that the aircraft went down shortly after take off. no one on the ground was hurt. >>> tropical storm irene and some eastern states are dealing with massive flooding. the death toll now stands at 38. today president obama declared a national state him emergency before -- -- a state of emergency for vermont. >>> this video shows you when a bridge was swept away by the reaching william schippers. >>> irene is being route from coast to coast. 30 flights were canceled today. stranded travelers cannot find a way to get home. >> reporter: started at sfo, some people were curled up in chair is to get semi- >> i a stay and who should it. i had to take a vacation day monday. >> is trying to the home is a little bit of an inventor. >> reporter: they were supposed to be on a flight home to new jersey yesterday but they never got off the ground. now they may have to get creative. >> up as they begin do is to get out of here and go to the syntax is. >> reporter: almost all of the

ok, so i would like to thank specifically monica and forest, two ladies in the back, i would like you to get up, please. these two ladies have been our life savers. they are always willing to volunteer for us for anything we ask them and we really thank you from the heart. we also like to thank janet. i saw her earlier. and also we would like to thank the pg&e, acknowledge the pg&e employees and their long-time sponsorship of us. they help us with the trucks and in the parade and they also, this year we will have a large representation of them during the parade, too. there's a lot of them, that are in attendance. if you're a pg&e employee, please stand up. but with i know that there's quite a few of you in the crowd. i also will be remiss if i don't thank padron in pg & e who has helped us in every aspect of our carnaval. this year we're also going to have a group of employees from the p.u.c. that will help us with the parade and also some volunteers from john owe collin high school and we thank them all. it is my honor and my pleasure to introduce to you somebody that i respect and t

. >> sean: joe trippi and monica crowley debate the timeline for so call hope. >> media mash. our look at bias in the mainstream press. >> they strapped explosives to the capital and they think they are immune from it. >> sean: tonight will shock you. here we go. >> i'm tired of a federal government that is out of control. are you ready to get rid of barack obama? >> sean: one week before we head to iowa, pawlenty tells us why next week's debate and straw poll could be make or break time for candidates. >> al gore has an idea about what america needs now. >> the arab spring the nonviolent part isn't finished yet. but we need to have an american spring. a kind of an american taher square. >> sean: hannity starts right here, right now. over the course of the last three years we have listened as the tone of the words scrolling on anointed one's teleprompter changed. gone are the days of empty promises because he now seems to be ready to admit how meaning less the rhetoric he used during the campaign was. >> the president: when i said change we can believe in i didn't say change w

she says, really, if you had bill clinton on, would you say, hey, are you still hanging out with monica lewinsky, are you still smoking cigars? but she was on the topic of the book. once the topic of masturbation came up, she knew there wasn't going to be a happy ending. >> nice. [chuckles] >> although being to be clear -- bill clinton -- who knows if he likes chicks. >> if i had bill clinton on the show, i would be asking him about monica lewinsky. >> you sure would. >> absolutely. adam, her claims that this is sexual harassment are ridiculous, aren't they? >> not if you take into account the fact that she's christine o'donnell. she has the misunderstanding that she is asked to be on the show as a serious political candidate. she has graduated from that to being someone you bring on your show to make fun of them and point out how ludicrous they are. if she understood that, she would have had a better sort of understanding of what was going to happen. >> do you think she's playing the sarah palin card -- if you make the mean mediate story, then that works for you. >> yeah, yeah. villain

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. >> sean: monica crowley and sandra smith. is the president calling himself unpatriotic? using his words and definition i would never suggest such a thing. >> amazing four trillion spent in eight years under president bush was according to then candidate obama, unpatriotic. adding four trillion in 2 1/2 short years unbarack obama is fine. his criticism of bush's spending was because bush was spending on things that obama disagreed with like iraq, afghanistan the wars. when obama is spending on his priorities like obamacare, stimulus and the things we know have failed, that's fine. >> sean: i thought in the age of obama civility, i'm sure he was leading by example the whole time, right sandra? i'm thinking if i said that about him, now, and i call the president unpatriotic, which i wouldn't do, what would happen? monica crowley said -- >> you would be demonized. >> sean: i would be ex-correlated. -- i would be excoriated. >> anybody who looks at these numbers the debt was 10.6 trillion when he took office, 14.6 trillion today. he called it patriotic then. he spent at a fas

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>> we go from the founding fathers, and putting monica lewinsky in the grand sweep. we like to think it was recently with monica that the political parties throwing the dirt at each other, and revealing the sex scandals. that turns out not to be true. they were turning that at the beginning of the pub tick. >> -- public. >>>> host: to be included, it has to have affect of the history. >> that's right. we weren't out to dig up dirt about the presidents or first ladies. we were out to show the things that historians considered personal was important. we how the sexcapades had an impact. >> host: you have a message for today's society. can you tell me what you are trying to say to americans about the way they view the sex scandals of politicians? >> well, we -- other than the survival for the strongest single, we haven't jolt -- we haven't got it set. it has a huge effect. we use it to communicate with mediums. the one that i'd like to do is the representation to the whole nation would be is lighting it up. like the europeans have a much different reaction than we do. w

i don't want that captured necessarily. >> the new baby's middle name be santa or monica. >> no sethional. we do the family name thing. >> excellent. bryce, it's been a real pleasure. >> thank you. >> good luck with the film. i hear it's terrific so good luck with it. >> thank you so mitch. i appreciate it. 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 network. trouble hearing on the phone? visit sprintrelay.com. >>> first time we served 22 meals that was 1986 and since that time we've been growing, growing, growing. everybody here is a volunteer. they enjoy doing what we are doing. we deliver from 1,400 to 2,200 meals every thursday our homebound people. >> she's my buddy. >> we were taught to work for what we've got and we share what we did get and we have so many people that are in need and that's what keeps us go

. >> let us go straight to monica with a look at inflation in the eurozone. >> inflation has fallen slightly in the 17 eurozone countries. in july, the inflation rate was 2.5%. that is 0.2% less than in the previous month. the decline in inflation follow signs of slower global growth. prices surged on the back of unrest in the arab world. eurozone gdp expanded by a mere 0.2% in the second quarter. wednesday gave european markets their first chance to respond to the paris proposals. deutsche boerse stocks were among those taking the hit. >> more than half of the buy and sell orders on the market come from high-frequency traders, investors that do a lot of transactions. sometimes, within a fraction of a second. this kind of trade becomes less attractive when a tax is imposed on every transaction. that is why the stocks of deutsche boerse were among the biggest losers. inflation in the eurozone is growing at a smaller place, which is good news for consumers. it is also a hint the economy is going slower. that was another reason for the not so good mood on the trading floor. >> let us take a loo