one of the local prosecutor did not agree it was classified as assault rather than a hate crime mr goldberg czerny dimitri picked reveal it stated mr doyle berger gretz becoming emotional like many americans nine eleven had a profound impact on mr dog he certainly didn't mean to cause offense to mr selene or the islamic community mr goldberg asserts that there was no subsequent interaction between the two beyond this captured on the tape further mr goldberg did not assault mr salim at any time nor did he get violent in any way all of that and for her to get down. in fairfax virginia murder how old are. all vice president joe biden has been an odd public figure in the world of politics whether he is making off color statements about republicans putting chains back on people or calling president obama's health care law a big effing deal or even getting frisky with families of lawmakers he certainly isn't one to hold back his opinions for more on v.p. biden's blunders the residence florrie harshness. i found an old boy recently sent a letter to vice president joe biden which said i think guns

mrs. goldberg is thinking about her own strategy and possibly an appeal. and the beat goes on. the next battle over chicago public school closures will be fought in the courtroom. a federal judge today scheduled four days of hearings on whether to stop c-p-s from shutting-down 50 schools. the hearings will begin on july 16. the chicago teachers union is trying to halt the closures with two lawsuits. attorneys for c-p-s and the city of chicago claim they will file a motion to dismiss the lawsuits next week. despite the legal challenges, c-p-s is beginning to prepare for next year. it launched today an enrollment campaign. parents can register their kids tomorrow, and next tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday. aaa estimates about 1.6 million illinois residents will be hitting the roads this memorial day weekend. and illinois state police are gearing up to try and keep the expressways safe. troopers will be out in force, patrolling for motorists violating what they call the fatal four: speeding, d-u-i, unbuckled seat belts, and distracted driving. still ahead: more bad weather

mohamed even asks mr daalder are you prejudiced and mr goldberg replies in the affirmative. and. the threats made home and started to fear for his safety and should. mr dahlberg know that he had been recording the whole time. so meghan as you heard there you know. if you hadn't been recording goodness knows what it would have happened in this case certainly and margaret as you just said you talked to this attorney and he says that he gets these cases all the time what happens with them isn't that remarkable meghan you know he told me that he gets several calls of similar situation where taxi drivers typically muslim will have hate crimes committed against them but they have no measure of recourse because as you know it's very hard to prove a hate crime and you know if mr salim hadn't had that video recording he would be in the same boat that other people who have these complaints are n. and we have just a very short amount of time left margaret but obviously a taxi driver job is a very dangerous job a very other ways other than recording the police. and recording these people that

mr. goldberg. okay. i believe that the investigative units at abc and cbs are actively looking for stories in this arena. all right? i don't know what they are doing at nbc or cnn but i do know that abc and cbs would love to get some stuff on this. is that a turning point? >> i don't think so. i would say no, if i have to give you yes or no answer for scandal to take off and become part of the general culture and have real political consequences. it can't simply be a story for news junkies, that means it has to become a recurring joke on the late night comedy shows. it has to become a recurring theme with jon stewart. it can't simply be on the sunday talk shows. it has to be a running story on the network evening newscast where 20 million people still get their evening news. and i don't see that happening, bill. the relationship between the press and this president is still way too cozy. there may be a love spat every now and then it never lasts long. and if it looks like the obama administration and the

mr. goldberg. what i picked up was lack of gop presence. very few republicans there.ss is not skeptical anymore of president obama. they have always liked him. you have written a book about him, slobberg love affair. and it's mostly along the political lines butch less no skepticism anymore, bernie. >> mentioned in the lead-in into this segment that they like him. you are absolutely right, and never underestimate the power of like ability in any facet of life. they have a lot invested in him. when i wrote that book a slobbering love affair, i interviewed a network news correspondent who said don't expect the press to go after nelson mandela. and said what does that have to do with this? they said a lot of journalisms see barack obama as anneals son mandela. he's a hero, they didn't want to be eyewitnesses to history. they wanted to help define history, and they have so much invested in him, they won't be skeptical, not now, not ever. >> i think that's an excellent analogy, but instead of mandela there's somebodythat's desmond d outrageous things about capitalism and t

mr. goldberg. isn't it true people in power particularly presidents. different party or whatever, president obama is no different, is he? >> no. that's a good point you and i know dan rather. when i heard that first reaction i felt like a porcupine at a fourth of july barbecue when queen elizabeth was asking me to dance the cha-cha. >> bill: that's something rather would say. >> i was at cbs too long. >> bill: two words came into my mind i'm sure they came into your mind. richard nixon. rather was brutal on him. >> exactly. here's the thing. people in power have enemies as you said. yes. and barack obama is no different. that's also true. i don't remember my good personal friend dan rather worrying about not only richard nixon but george w. bush when liberal democrats were out to figuratively and maybe otherwise cut hirst heart out and throw his liver to the dogs. >> bill: did dan rather have the scalp pull on that one? was he going to do the incision i believe he was with the national guard story. >> he was. very good point. >> thank you. >> we live i

mr. goldberg. and you say? >> before i comment on the media, that interview was disturbing with mrs. smith. if president obama hillary clinton allege susan rice didn't tell her face to face it was about the video. that is beyond outrageous. it's one thing to lie to the press and the american people in general, but to tell a story like that, that was obviously not true and by that point they had to know it wasn't true, that is deeply troubling. okay. i just needed to get that out, bill. on the media i would like to make three points, first, msnbc which ran zero seconds or minutes or anything of live coverage of the hearings, msnbc is not a liberal news organization or a left wing news organization it is not a news organization of any kind. it's a pluck relations firm. and some of its clients don't want this story to go anywhere. barack obama doesn't holy hillary clinton doesn't and congressional democrats don't want it to go anywhere. and msnbc along with other news organization they oblige. and that's shameful. the second point i want to make is that there were three stories yesterda

mr. goldberg. quite a morning for me, bernie. >> yes, it was. let's start out with your chat with stephanopoulos. liberal reporters with a few exceptions have played down the benghazi story. we all know that. they played it down because president obama, their hero, wants it played down. there is a history in the liberal media of playing down stories that he wants played down and playing up stories that he wants played up. that's why during the campaign we heard so much about the war on women. because president obama wanted that story played up. it's important to point out that things have changed and they changed when george karl a mainstream reporter on a broadcast network broke the story about all the rewrites of the talking points to scrub any references to that gave permission. permission to other mainstream trorts go after president obama in a way they haven't before. coach of the denver nuggets. jonathan karl abc news. he took that from the "weekly standard." >> that's right. that's right. that's also a good point. if catherine herridge co

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