we'll be right back with a performance by morrissey.(cheers and applause) >> stephen: ladies and gentlemen morrissey. (cheers and applause) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ note? ♪ our creator had to make the biggest mistake of all ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ if you set me aside you'll find people are the same everywhere ♪ stood me from the group and groups are the same everywhere ♪ then our creator had to stumble and stall ♪ and our creator had to make the biggest mistake of all note? ♪ note yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ it's a shame, it's a shame ♪ but people are the same everywhere ♪ and the land of the free and the home of the brave exists nowhere ♪ here in our loveless nation we're all in a rush to find a love's touch ♪ and when it's found you wonder why ♪ it's meant so much ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah yeah ♪ it's a shame, it's a shame that people are the same oh, no, no ♪ it's a shame, it's a shame but people are the same ♪ no, no ♪ ♪ (cheers and applause) >> stephen: morrissey, everybody! good night! (cheers and app

please welcome back to our show, morrissey!h the heart of a man ♪ ♪ with a will to survive i believe everything on this earth having meaning and worth ♪ ♪ made of concrete and air is to share and to fee justify, i exist ♪ ♪ to describe on the list of someone with a place in the sun ♪ ♪ here i stand reaching out for the sky till the day that i die ♪ ♪ i must give all i can when i go i'll go out empty hand ♪ ♪ i'll become dust for the land just the soul i have found leaves the ground ♪

while in the early copy going over danko volleyed in jazz a morrissey i was crossed midway through the second half to end high flying to rec i wonder when it was the check inside picked up their second straight victory and finished the day third four points adrift of and cheat. on me while in england on sunday a rock bottom q. beyond drew one one will inform everton who had steven pienaar sent off and sunderland snatched a one one draw against ten thousand newcastle after a late own goal from denver bar. now the new olympic bobsledder track in such a stage it's first test event this week with competitors claiming it's an easier but safer run than the one used at the vancouver games where one loser died ahead of the tournament and several competitors crashed out on the twenty twelve russia cup will get underway on tuesday on the new track which was approved by delegates from the international olympic committee this year and after this week's tournament bigger international events are shadowed for next year in the run up to the olympics and so far the competitors have been positive about

talking to them but still don't know if you believe them while in the early kick off ball it in jos a morrissey i was promised midway through the second half to end my following to write one know when i'm calm and check in so i'd picked up a second straight week trying to at least temporarily meet for a taste i dislike and. want to play and he came back to win to want to thank you ten mins farts i coughed to the business conceded a stoppage time own goal post contact took the lead ten minutes before half time through with it going to be a female but a yellow card either side of the young to vote for killed the visitors with time and. seen a try only equalized place in the second half onto the draw or looking imminent and injury time free kick resulted in fine in surround you. injuries are yet to assure the one to watch and remain unbeaten in sixteen games a spot tac one hundred best despite this heat. while ours were double defending champions and when third with that one no we're not having to combat alexander close it off netted from the penalty spot on the stroke of half time to play this st

steve, who's the director, gave me morrissey.i've been collecting vinyl ever since. >> jimmy: that's right. 'cause you grew up in a generation where there is no such thing. >> yeah, and i -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: where it's like -- it's like santa claus. i mean --i have never met him, but i know he exists. >> exactly. and i find -- >> jimmy: isn't it fun? >> it's so fun. and so much less stressful than an ipod. 'cause you're not, like, stressing about, like, shuffling or selecting songs or, like -- >> jimmy: yeah, if you a bad song -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: if you have a bad song in the mix, it's like -- >> so, so embarrassing. >> jimmy: it's pretty embarrassing. [ light laughter ] yeah. >> you know, you don't want to know that you have, like, justin bieber on your playlist, play it like 25 times or something. >> jimmy: yeah, they do tell you how many times you listen to it, yeah. for me, it's barbra streisand. [ laughter ] and they go, "yeah, you listen to too much barbra." now, you shot this in pittsburgh. >> yes. >> jimmy: which

in minnesota, this thing is going off the tracks quickly, from hotair.com, ed morrissey.rribly. >> ed, i'm going to read from your column on hotair.com. okay? >> okay. >> are you asking his permission? >> yes, i am. >> here's the funny thing, mika. you don't have to speak with conservatives any differently than liberals. you don't have to talk slower to us. we understand. >> are you sure? are you sure? >> maybe. go ahead. >> second-term agenda. instead of giving voters a reason to vote for obama, the president and his campaign have made the argument for more than 560 days of "you can't possibly be serious about the other guy." only after getting drubbed in the first debate and unable to unring that bell in two successive debates about obama finally cough up a semblance of a second-term agenda. obama's jobs plan pamphlet is regurgitated nonsense mostly resurrected from the 2008 campaign in a desperate attempt to shift strategies at the last minute. its sole purpose is to reveal finally that this president ran out of gas sblerintellectually politically a long time ago, and

however, morrissey breezes expected. the hottest time of the day between 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. it will be clear. again certainly, this heat could dissipate by wednesday. enjoy its well as lasts. your kron 4 7 day around the bay and this shows a gradual cooling. and we could see a 11 degrees cooling. with a much different forecast. and that fog returns to the coast and we will see that pattern of morning fog. into the end of the work week. for more on the forecast. there are mocars to the approach. however, from oakland to towards the city and to the san mateo bridge, no incidences. and westbound looking decent. the golden gate bridge 1 0 1 just a few cars southbound and on the traffic maps. on the roadways sensors note issues coming out of marin county. just 22 minutes from novato.. to watch the blue angels during fleet week, tune into kron 4. 3:00 p.m., mark your calendar. george rask and mark danon 3:00 p.m. on saturday. this weekend will be huge in san francisco with a lot of things going on. the san francisco annual fleet week celebration. that is the celebration of the nat

. >> all of these, morrissey, you're bringing me back. this campaign was also a resume builder for you, right? i mean, this is good pr for you. >> yeah, i mean, absolutely, i just remember years ago i would get interviews at pr firms here in seattle. and for one reason or another, just didn't pan out for me. and i knew the ability i had, and the determination i had and hard work i put forth. and i needed a means to show that. and this is obviously, you know, part -- you know, resume builder, part bringing friends together, part, something incredibly fun and who doesn't want to get a rock star to play at their birthday party? and we've done a lot of good, as well, raising 13,000 for the red cross and the local food bank. i mean, it has definitely, been a lot of work, but if you love something why not chase your dreams? >> did you open up for him, or did he open up for you? >> you know we opened up for him last night, it was a trip, and billy is standing there and looks at me like, all right, mate, get out there and warm up the crowd for me

shifting back to politics coming president mohammed morrissey was criticized on charismatically when his chief strategist disqualified from running for president. he was described as quote a spare tire, unquote. much of the criticisms against anwar sadat in 1970, the quickly made his mark on society on a course no one will ever forget. of course by the participation in the 1973 war with the egyptian forces and the suez canal after the disaster the catastrophe of 1967 and secondly the camp david accords. the question were in washington is whether the revolution will be to egypt shifting out of america's orbit. we need to look at egypt's history. he was very close with tito from yugoslavia, but by the time he died in 1970, russian fighter pilots were skirmishing with israelis over sinai and virtually a second language in alexandria because the city had so many russian razors. he egypt, economic policy drives foreign policy. first it it was the rationale is the americans. if morrissey shakes ahmadinejad's hand at a conference, it doesn't matter because a president obama calls him and gi

we waited for firefighter morrissey to rescue two to force the entry into the front door. he forced the entry to the front door. we were able to transfer people from the rear of the apartment to the front of the apartment apt downstairs to the boat. there were 25 people in the boat. we had to walk all the way down the water in chess high water. martha: those people were urged to leave that area t brings the point home for everybody. not only did floodwaters prevent from fighting fire but low pressure prevented them from being able to put the flames out. we'll get a story from that scene in breezy point. we'll bring you that. meantime a new york city electrical substation explosion was caught on camera. look at that. that was the scene on the east side of manhattan in the middle of this storm. con-ed says it does not know if flooding or flying debris caused the blast. it clearly started everybody in the area. >> what is that? [bleep]. i don't know what is going on. it is hurricane. what the hell is this? something just exploded. martha: listen to the wind in the background.

mohammad morrissey -- morsi was on a visit to the european union. he said that i am against that. we did that except in cairo the demonstrations of private property and buildings. >are you going to enact a lot to stop the abuse of the free speech or religion? >> and question about the possibility of the norm established at the u.n. it gives to the point of this is a deeply seated issue. >> thank you for your presentation. my question goes to you. in a recent panel that happened over here, i think he said the muslim brotherhood is pro- business in fiscal conservative. how does that play as to how they actually perceive the muslim brotherhood or morsi's party as being part of a unique element? there is politics. >> the kenyan the microphone right there. thank you. >> i am wondering how much being informed of fax responses. have you -- effects responses. have you been able to look at the difference between sophisticate analysis? when you provide more information, and a question like that if you had said egypt allowing u.s. warships to go through the suez canal, when you ask a questio

my view is that president morrissey is actually taking rather a middle-of-the-road line. he's keeping the arrangement of the camp david accord in place of israel and he is acting very statesmanlike. he has invited turkey, saudi arabia and iran to negotiate together over syria, if we beat any of those four players out, the cost of syria and linux. in the past, what's interesting though is turkey would have led to a fence, but it's now egypt, throwing off his old son angeles and beginning to take on the leadership of the middle east, which is very much getting turkey on the back foot and saudi arabia. turkey has perhaps been the greatest loser of this entire set of two years. zero problems with neighbors no longer because it's having problems and order wisteria. the perfect model post-arab spring, while it's having difficulties maintaining itself under these particular political pressure. and it increasingly has struggled with the kurds further south east on its border and that leads us to the said crescent, the greater kurdistan crescent to the south of turkey. and in fact

i've no reason to believe at the moment that morrissey and the muslim brotherhood is intent on enteringnto a confrontation with israel the moment. i think they should be interested in to have problems today in egypt, which are gigantic, social, economic and others. and i don't sense there is any great appetites on the part of the egyptian population to go to war with israel. i don't think this is true and i don't think you'll be sure for a long time to come. i think we should do things and take initiatives in order to develop a relationship with egyptian. either way, i will say the muslim brotherhood is a movement, which is not restricted to research. the muslim brotherhood and the muslim brotherhood have been to be presently a ruling part of palestine, which is gaza. i said over the recent years and this is not a steep rate that i think we should find ways and means a diet lacking with the muslim brotherhood and concept. and it has not been a very popular view, but once we are dialogue with the muslim brotherhood's in cairo, i don't see why we are inhibited from talking to a sister org

morrissey in his address in the united nations. there is i would say in the face of this ambivalence in a narrow support for democratization, 1542 is not overwhelming. and there is obviously the response to cognitive dissidence on the subject and should be pointed out the percentage of americans thinking that the air and spring is of freedom and democracy then struggled from power by two-thirds in the past 16 months that is significant. generalization number three given my own study of american foreign politics i wanted to underscore at this survey showed signs i would have been amazed if it didn't about an acute partisan polarization on the basics of american policy. foreign policy. if american politics ever stopped at the water's edge, it no longer does, and let me just give you a few examples from the survey. because of the tolerance inevitable the proposition endorsed by 50% of republicans and 40% of democrats the clash of civilizations as the prism through which the events in the region republicans endorse it by 56%, only 36%