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regular meetings between mr miller and mr on ton of deputy ministers who warring charge of these area specifically. and they constantly talk about all those concerns. that russia has and we hope that our american partners will hear a set and accommodate. the costs as regards those concerns. currently. we're at the good stage in our dialogue i would say so we hope this positive trend will continue last question from c.n.n. . given it's such eloquence i will speak in russian first and then i will switch to english if i may. understand that you did discuss syria is there any reason at this point that we should believe that geneva there's a world that will never happen to you you and secretary kerry talking about it for a long time but it seems very very unlikely that it will happen did you make any type of is there any hope that this can result from a realistic well it's a lever that we russia relive or that what we can do that i will sell through the governments on the grill could have that they are going to send a delegation without any preconditions then to work through implementing g

what the obama said back to the phones on mr miller yep it's always like. for the guys politically correct that i'm correcting fox so-called news earlier this month governor jerry brown of california signed into law a measure that prohibits public schools in that state from barring transgender students access to school facilities like bathrooms and locker rooms and to athletic teams that correspond with their gender identity since brown signed the bill fox so-called news has launched an all out fear mongering its act to smear the law and we gotta take a look. students as young as kindergartners will be able to choose whether they would like to use the boys or girls restrooms based on their gender identity. those opposed say we're going too far with students it actually hurts the general population as a whole they say the kids could take advantage of this and parents will have to start worrying about boys showering with girls and vice versa i don't even know where to begin what do we do with the seven year old girl that goes into the locker room and there's

mr. miller thank you for being with us tonight.e app meech at it. >> pleasure. >> what is your reaction to what you heard ambassador butler say? >> i think he is right. or at least washington has to make the best case. they already have an enormous credible problem given the gap that separates the president's rhetoric and his action, they certainly don't want to increase that gap by doing an iraq 2.0 reduck. but in some respect that miss the point. what you are seeing here is an outgrowth of president obama's requirements, needs, and objectives. he is probably the most controlling foreign policy president since richard nixon, and his syria policy is his, and it flows from three fundamental calculations. number one obama has limited objectives in syria, rightly so. he has watched for two years a -- a civil war that is not going to be ended as a consequence of american situation or military power. he also has limited interest. he cares much more about the middle class as his legacy than about the middle east, and that leads him to hi

mr. miller i would like to ask you to give us an update on where the fire control situation stands?s, right now fire is approximately over 150,000 acres. firefighters have been working day and night for about a week now on this fire, and we're really happy with the 15% containment we've got on such a large incident and a large fire. >> what is the biggest charge that you folks face now trying to get this under control? >> the challenge has been the steep and rugged terrain that firefighters have had to deal with, and accessibility issues for those ground resources. in some areas we've had to fly crews in to get those spots and work those edges of the fire. some other challenges also have been some of the wind. it's wind to the north-northeast blown a lot of heavy smoke in those directions, but the operation has done an excellent job mitigating those situations, and putting structure protection in areas where homes are for those residents. >> we know that this is a very personal issue for cal fire. you've had losses in the last few years of your own firefighters. i wonder if the situ

when the obama said back to the phones oh but mr miller get. for it that i was politically correct that i'm correcting fox so-called news earlier this month governor jerry brown of california signed into law a measure that prohibits public schools in that state from bahrain transgender students access to school facilities like bathrooms and locker rooms and to athletic teams that correspond with their gender identity since brown signed the bill fox so-called news has launched an all out fear mongering its act to smear the law and the government take a look. students as as young. kindergartners will be able to choose whether they would like to use the boys or girls restrooms based on their gender identity. those opposed say we're going too far with students it actually hurts the general population as a whole they see that kids could potentially could take advantage of this and parents one hundred are worrying about boys showering with girls and vice versa i don't even know where to begin what do we do with the seven year old girl that goes into

the obama supporters the phones all but mr miller get results. for it's a nice politically corrected were correct in the wall street journal stephen moore in august eleventh op ed more called the republican driven sequester budget cuts and underappreciated success because they had resulted in amazing progress more went on to say that cuts to military education transportation and other discretionary programs have also been an underappreciated success with none of the anticipated negative consequences some how mr moore has missed the fact that the sequester cuts were in fact cuts to many crucial programs because if he knew what was going on he'd understand the since the devastating sequester budget cuts went into effect our economy has lost about twenty five thousand jobs a month for you to mark zandi chief economist a columnist at moody's analytics and thanks to the sequester tens of thousands of americans have seen their federal unemployment benefits slashed by as much as ten point seven percent people living on the edge since the sequester went

mr. miller? >> thank you, senator. we look at three basic questions. the host nation's capability and willingness i said earlier. we look at the current threat stream. we my forward with the diplomatsic engagement. we have to assess the options which you addressed. >> okay. are there posts currently you identified as needing to be downsized or closed? >> i can point back to it which we evacuated late last fall. late december. we're constantly evacuating -- evaluating other posts as a good example as our u.s. embassy in cairo over the past month as they've gone through the large disturbances not only in cairo but throughout the country. so it's a constant evaluative process we go through and assess then what our next steps may possibly be. >> can i ask about the inspector general's audit of june 30th came out in 2013. released the audit of compliance with physical and procedural security standard that select high-threat level post. i'm concerned it's been ten months since the terrorist attacks in benghazi. the inspector general found the high threat lev

the obama supporters to the bone zone with mr miller to get results. for tonight's politically correct correcting republican senator and potential twenty sixteen republican presidential candidate rand paul paul was recently interviewed by bloomberg and in the interview when asked about the drastic budget cuts he was proposing paul said you know the thing is people want to say it's extreme but what i would say is extreme is a trillion dollar deficit every year i mean that's an extremely bad situation i would say it's a very reasonable proposition to say that we would only spend what comes in paul talks about the running about the united states running trillion dollar deficits every year but that simply isn't the case according to a new report from the congressional budget office if the current laws that govern federal taxes and spending do not change the budget deficit will shrink this year to six hundred forty two billion dollars the cvo estimates the smallest shortfall since two thousand and eight and c.d.o. is also projecting that the deficit in two

when the obama supporters to the phones on the mr miller get results for tonight's politically correct correct talking head steve doocy of fox so-called news senior sporting wax lips with fangs for a segment on a hollowing candy in two thousand and ten today's edition of fox and friends to see claim that a new program under obamacare will force families to receive home visits from among officials to assess at risk children take over. obama care may soon be knocking at your door literally a brand new federal program will spend a quarter of a billion dollars two hundred twenty four million taxpayer dollars to send government home inspectors to your house saying the program will help at risk kids so is obamacare trumping your right to privacy snooping on you and your family the program the do see is referring to is the affordable care act's completely bolland terry nothing forced about it completely voluntary maternal infant and early childhood home visiting program and the e.c. agency in two thousand and eleven the department of health and human services awarded two hundred twenty four m

mr. miller? >> thank you, senator. we look at three basic questions. the host nation's capability and willingness i said earlier. we look at the current threat stream. we my forward with the diplomatsic engagement. we have to assess the options which you addressed. >> okay. are there posts currently you identified as needing to be downsized or closed? >> i can point back to it which we evacuated late last fall. late december. we're constantly evacuating -- evaluating other posts as a good example as our u.s. embassy in cairo over the past month as they've gone through the large disturbances not only in cairo but throughout the country. so it's a constant evaluative process we go through and assess then what our next steps may possibly be. >> can i ask about the inspector general's audit of june 30th came out in 2013. released the audit of compliance with physical and procedural security standard that select high-threat level post. i'm concerned it's been ten months since the terrorist attacks in benghazi. the inspector general found the high threat lev

. >> adam miller, comes up big. >> good. mr. roker. >> miller bringing it. yeah!et's show you what we've got as far as your weekend is concerned. friday, tomorrow, we're looking at wet weather from new england to the plains. gorgeous weather out west. for saturday, more weather in the southeast. down into the gulf. the western half of the country looking pretty good. lots of sunshine. mild conditions through the great lakes. sunday, sunday, beautiful weather in the northeast. new england, the great lakes, more wet weather where they don't need it >> good morning. it will be another warm and you today.\y high temperature in the low to ♪ >>> this morning we're cooking with giada. she's here to remind us there's nothing quite like eating meat off a stick. >> absolutely. she's got a three-course meal. usually, that would be me saying something like that. >> you're right. i think he rubbed off on him, al. >> you're right. >> why do we like eating meals off a stick? >> first off, i want to make sure that willie doesn't need lip gloss this morning. >> she caught me in th

mr. miller. dr. iller needs to know we need a date. >> yes, ma'am. >> and, because we're going to hold him accountable to the date. and i think we will also direct the letter to secretary hagel, that this is something that demands some of his attention to get this thing straightened out once and for all. so -- and it's not that i don't think you guys aren't capable of working with each other. but the problem with the accountability piece of this -- and this is what we found over and over at arlington -- is when there's a problem, it's way too easy for you guys to fade with the finger pointing. well, you know, that's cil, or that's, you know, that's over in dpmo, or, oh, that's in jpac. if we get this concentrated with some kind of very clear chain of authority, then we will do a much better job of making sure that we're not getting excuses as opposed to real problems that we need to help you soft. you solve. i have a lot of other questions, but i'll turn it over to senator ayotte now. >> i want to tha

mr. miller your dr. ed a date. >> yes, ma'am. >> because we need to hold him accountable to the date. and i think will also direct the letter to secretary hagel that this is something that demands some of his attention to get this thing straightened out once and for all. and it's not that i don't think you guys are not capable of working with each other, but the problem accountability piece of it. invisible without over and over in arlington, that when there's a problem, it's way to easy for you guys to day with finger-pointing. that cia help our that's coming in, that's over in dpmo or 19 jpac. if we get this concentrated with some kind of very clear chain of authority, then we will do a much better job of making sure we are not getting excuses as opposed to real problems that we need to help you solve. i have a lot of other questions but i'll turn it over to senator ayotte now. >> i want to thank the chair. and let me just follow up on what senator mccaskill just asked about. you know, the 2010 defense

mr. miller of florida for today, after 6:00 p.m., and for the balance of the week, and mr. young of florida for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. he requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the gentleman from texas, mr. olson is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority eader. mr. olson: mr. speaker, as a team, i the house want to open this special order by paying tribute to a man who made american energy independence possible in the 21st century. george mitchell. mr. mitchell left us this past friday. he was 94 years old. six year -- six years short a century. he was truly a larger than life figure, in texas, america, and the world. he spent more than 20 years of his life risking tens of millions of his own dollars looking to unlock the natural gas and oil that he knew existed in shale plates all across this country. mitchell 1990's, mr. finally succeeded in tapping into the barnett shale plate outside dallas-fort worth. he got his first operating well after 35 wells, the 36th one was the one that made

you know from "the stephanie miller show." mr. lee papa. welcome back. always insightful democratic strategist mr. bazell mike isel. very happy to have you here. according to politico, the president said he's planning a surge of executive action on issuens like voting rights, healthcare, job creation, the economy, climate change and immigration. bazell, why do you think the president has been so reluctant up until now to use this power? >> i'm not entirely sure. i think he's always tried to do things -- to work with congress. he acts like he doesn't know the power of his office. his numbers are down. he's going around the country on the road show to build some support for some of his policies but i like what he does this because it shows me that he's actually willing to use the power of the office. so i think part of it is just a frustration, number one that he's tried to sort of play both sides and do this bipartisan thing that hasn't really worked but more to the point, i think the country is blaming him for it not working and now he needs to actually

. >> adam miller, comes up big. >> good. mr. roker. >> miller bringing it. yeah!w england to the plains. gorgeous weather out west. for saturday, more weather in the southeast. down into the gulf. the western half of the country looking pretty good. lots of sunshine. mild conditions through the great lakes. sunday, sunday, beautiful weather in the northeast. new england, the great lakes, more wet weather where they >>> good morning. 9:33. anthony slaughter here for christina loren. we are actually taking a look in san jose, see that low cloud deck starting to break up, see a little bit of sunshine in the eastern foothills. temperatures today will be comfortable, especially the east bay, 78, livermore, 77, coon cord, santa cruz, cool in 66, even jacket weather in san francisco today at 64. now, after about noon, we will start to see plenty of sunshine, even at the coast, a few clouds, warmer weather for next week, closer to 90 by tuesday. ♪ >>> this morning we're cooking with giada. she's here to remind us there's nothing quite like eating meat off a stick. >> abso

millers." leann rimes wants you to know she's not pregnant. mrs.an celebrating in cabo in a white bikini showing off her tummy. she's been the subject of pregnancy reports over the last few months. she has a new vh1 reality show. it looks like it will be a blast. happy birthday to the queen of pop. >> do you talk about your age? >> i don't have a problem with it. >> 54. >> is that how old i am? >> yeah. >> going on 55, right? look at you. you defy it. >> madonna turning 55 today, celebrating in france with her brahim old boy toy, zaibat. happy birthday, m. >> up next -- "extra" exclusive. robin thicke's secret show in chicago. the man with summer's hottest song. how he and his wife keep it blurred-lines hot at home. >> the results are always impressive. >> then, he flew the millennium falcon, but he can't use an iphone? harrison ford's tech confession. plus tim mcgraw turned real estate agent? how much it will cost you to buy his 700-acre tennessee estate. >> tomorrow on lifetime, make sure you check out the world kirstie f my buddy alley's premier

mr. sulu on the original star trek tv series. and all these years later a star's trek goes on right here on planet earth. michelle millerhave gotten used to george takei taking them to surprising places... >> something there on the screen. >> reporter: ... mr. sulu the senior helmsman aboard the u.s.s. starship enter prize. >> warp factor three mr. sulu reporter: with its unforgettable five-year mission. >> to boldly go where no man has gone before. >> it's been amazing. in three more years, star trek is going to be celebrating its golden anniversary. >> reporter: the ongoing popularity of that original tv series and subsequent feature films have made george takei a worldwide star. >> i may not have trekked through the galaxies in reality, but i have trekked all over this planet: australia, asia, latin america, europe >> reporter: but of all the exotic places he's been, whether on this planet or beyond, george takei is ever mindful of this place. a 500-acre plot of land in southeast arkansas where his journey began. >> this was the south end of the camp, and that was the north end. >> reporter: rohwer, arkansas, now jus

we discussed it with miller in jest a few minutes ago. mr. cyrus was smart not to appear.should, however, have issued a statement saying something like, i'm very disappointed. every father has a duty to guide their children away from harmful and foolish activities. ms. cyrus demeaned herself. because she's in the public eye the situation is out of hand. that's your tip of the day. parents should keep personal stuff private, but in this case as a responsible father, billy ray should use his position to show his disapproval. who knows? maybe miley will wise up. that's it for us today. please check out the fox factor website. oreilly@foxnews.com. new word, fubbery. again, thanks for watching tonight. i am bill o'reilly. always remember the spin stops here. we are definitely looking at it. >> good morning to you.ng at it. it is august the 29th. we have a fox news alert. ready for war. president obama is about to meet in congress to justify an attack on syria. the report is fading fast with one of the united states largest allies now backing down. we will explain. >> also judgm

mr. obama. how did the media react to this? >> on the panel this week rider and fox news contributor judy miller. jim bicker, fox news contributor allen combs. fox news watch is on right now. >>> the american people really don't know what this law is all about. i've tried to figure it out. you know, you've tried to figure it out. you've worked on it every day and the president has. they change the law on the run which is utterly unconstitutional. >> mark levine talking with fox's kneel cavuto earlier this week about the complexities about confusion. that obama care is a mess. are they picking up on it? >> yeah. it reminds me of the catastrophic care act of 1988 which was repealed in 1989, but fortunately unline president bush 41, president obama has the media on his sign. that clip from chris cuomo was a pretty indicative thing. paul bremer at news busters documented a lot more of this. he's got a bodyguard around him. >> alan? >> look, the washingt"washingto has followed obama care. the fact is they've showed maps. this notion that the mainstream media, i.e. liberal media isn't doing its job is

miller. our associate director. our broadcast associate jordan wolf. thanks to our spotter in the booth scott snyder. our statistician supreme lobbying for the raiders mr. tom barberi and we tank brian dwyer and mike eldridge. our fox sports crew. you and i looking forward to our first regular season game in the motor city. that nfc north get going from the get-go bo the opening weekend. minnesota will visit the detroit lions. >> brian: next week we are at minnesota at chicago. the minnesota vikings to the open the season on the road in the division. they could pull that one-two punch. boy, that makes them the team to beat in the nfc north. >> thom: i want to look at how your power rankings shape up. that's as competitive a division as there is top to bottom. one through four. of any of the entire nfl. i mean, really the afc north. >> brian: how good is the green bay packers? aaron rogers. you have uh to have them there. minnesota, the question is christian ponder. mark trusman. where are the detroit lions? will they revert to the playoff form of two years ago or struggle like last year? >> thom: a lot of people are surprised. maybe i'm the only one. t

rate and i also want to say that barbara miller gave us the document that shows that there is a plan for the 11.5 cents rate and i want to acknowledge that to mr. campos mentioned the common ground that is emerging with many parties in terms of looking at making this competitive rate work. i also wanted to acknowledge mr. breed's point that the local build out is critical for creating green jobs and that key part of it today hopefully we do not have anymore delays and we can move forward today. it's still going to be what, six months before the clean power sf can launch, but i'm hoping that we don't delay further and we do everything we can to continue to work with our labor partners but there is so much more common ground to make this 11.5 rate. i'm hoping the commission will support that. >> before commissioner campos speaks, i want to make sure, commissioner vetore did you make a motion? >> yes. i would like to make it 11.5 in that resolution. >> in terms of a second for that would it need to come from a puc commissioner? >> do we have a commissioner that would like to second that motion? okay. we'll hold that for now. mr. campos? >> i know

mrs. a, he ambushed me. parker: detective andrews, i'm greg parker. this is ed lane. ed: how're you doing? that man killed in the explosion - steven millergadiers? he was the leader. parker: what does that tell you, detective? is this a war? looks that way. the brigadiers have been expanding their operations; they've been encroaching on rival turf. which rivals? kate: another bike club - devil's guard. they run a lot of meth, weapons, extortion - all areas the brigs have been getting into. detective, the bomber didn't have any patches or any gang markings or anything. now you're thinking old-school. nowadays, these guys keep a white-collar profile. they mow their lawns. they send their kids to french immersion. the hogs and the leathers, they only come out on special occasions. the shooter's not talking. no id. i'm sending you a photo now. devil's guard? could've brought him in from another chapter, hired someone unaffiliated. leah: i found something in the bombers jacket; an ied detonator. sam: it's rf controlled. short range, maybe 200 feet. why a kid's party? send a message. devil's guard letting us know, "we can get you any place, an

george miller, a california democrat, told ed foulke that lawmakers would impose a new safety standard if foulke continued to resist. >> mri must tell you, i just see such an incredible lack of urgency on your part about the role of your agency to protect workers that it's astounding. you're here clinging to what you've done. and it's turned out to be fatal for the american workers. >> if the employers comply with the housekeeping standards, it would eliminate, or at least mitigate, the hazard of having a combustible dust explosion. >> tammy miser, who lost her brother shawn in that 2003 explosion in indiana, now speaks out on behalf of other dust explosion victims. >> our losses are a lifelong, needless sentence, because a few people couldn't or wouldn't do what was right. >> what responsibility do you think osha bears? >> i feel that they should take most of the responsibility for this. because they know. and they're the ones that can prevent it; nobody else can. there's nobody else out there to take care of it. >> in april 2008, the house voted to force osha to impose new safety rules for combustible dust, but that bil

miller on the air. we love him. he was out of control last night. you saved him from himself, bill. i always do that. >> hey mr.e lincoln's last days and kennedy's last days. it will be out in time for christmas, jim. the adult version, killing jesus, comes out september 24th. on monday, this coming monday, bill o'reilly.com will begin to take orders for killing jesus and i think you'll like the book. the fact or tip of the day. the waistline becomes an issue. i'm a big dessert guy, ice cream, cookies, you name it. but every mouthful means a certain amount of situps which i do not like. so i constantly search for good tasting desserts that will not put me on my back for an hour. there is a dessert website that i found which has great stuff. it's semi healthy. i posted the website on bill o'reilly.com. if you are a dessert person, you might want to seek this out. tip of the day. still have to do sit-ups but fewer of them. don't even. >> that's it for us tonight. please check out the factor website different from bill o'reilly.com. also, spout off about the fact from anywhere in the world. o'reilly at fox news.co

miller. she's a defense attorney. but will really be talking today as a former federal prosecutor. welcome to both of you. mr.u to set this whole thing up. i know you all were planning to go ahead with the plan. you've already trained the staff and teacher. how were you planning on arming them? >> right. what we were doing is we were trying to provide a local solution to this issue. our board, we sat down and we tried to devise this plan where we would go through the state, state police department. which they have a board that issues security guard commissions to licensed security guards. and we put in the paperwork to be a licensed security handler, so to speak, for our guards inside our business, which is our school. and then we had those guards commissioned. we received all the proper paperwork. we had those guards commissioned through the commissioning board which is, again, a division of our state police. and we did all due diligence in trying to ensure that everything we put together met the muster of the law and that we were doing the right thing to try to protect our kids. >> just so i'm crystal clear

mr. sleepy pants, we'll see you next week. >> i insist. >> stephanie: all right. twenty-nine minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie millershow." welcome to it. thirty-four minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. and apparently i also made glen beck's show according to taylor in kentucky. hi, taylor. >> caller: good morning love. i was surfing channels, and you made the glen beck show this morning. they was talking about the rodeo clown incident, and how you said it was racist, and according to glen beck that is free speech. and you don't like that kind of free speech. >> stephanie: right. >> the rodeo clown has the right to do it -- >> stephanie: and he has the right to be fired because he is a racist douche. [ applause ] >> stephanie: i'm probably getting a lot more customers to his crazy town. we made an homage to his lovely phone manner he has with to his callers. ♪ ♪ get off the phone, get off the phone ♪ ♪ get off the phone get off the phone get off the phone ♪ [ screaming ] >> stephanie: christine in cleveland, you are on the "stephanie miller show." hey, christine, welcome