fernando: mr. o', you were rude and condescending to jon stewart.e: you made me laugh out loud you should go on the road. carl: thought the discussion with stewart was dull, to say the least. jeremy: the factor was hilarious. since the news is depressing we can all use the humor. robert: bill, nice softball interview with stewart. why didn't you press him when he said he didn't buy the messiah stuff? might be because he is jewish robert didn't think he need add explanation. perhaps i was wrong. jon stewart made you look silly this evening. as you know dell, that is not hard to do. mary: astounding you rendered stewart speechless. why to go bill! melanie: stewart is a stand-up guy for putting up with your sarcasm o'reilly. i hope he roasts you monday. the entire interview uncut is posted on billoreilly.com. a portion will be featured tomorrow on the factor in the dumbest things of the week segment. aaron: pinheads and patriots is a great read. thank you for helping me see the pinhead in myself as well as the patriot. you're welcome. thank you for rea

mrs. cecilia o koya-dayoka. she died in nigeria after having surgery at a teaching hospital. her son is a hard-working naturalized citizen from nigeria. he used to volunteer at my office and now works at the committee center. his father was killed in the war in the 1960's. he has had to take care of his family both from nigeria and his -- the next memorialist --- memoriam was a friend of mine that live right around the corner. he was a gifted graphic artist that shared his passion with the small business community. his company was one of the early pioneers in green-conscious printing. he worked with the human rights commission, the naacp and the entrepreneur center. next is an in-memoriam that is well reported on by this wonderful person from germany who was killed on his bicycle by some people who had attempted to flee the scene until sfpd was able to apprehend the people that tried to flee. he tragically passed away after being struck on his bike. he has left behind his parents and two sisters, grew up in germany, lived in switzerland. his love of travel in the jazz brought

todd: mr. o fox news programs show the face of cartoonists threatened by al-qaeda, the fact did not. you are not a pinhead am i hope not. michelle: bill, curious, if i disagree with president obama 90% of the time will i be a pinhead after reading your book? to be who reads pinheads and patriots can be a pinhead. toby: i'm impressed that you know what a doobie is. of course it is one of those brothers, right dude! >> i'm enjoying my copy of pinheads and patriots especially the chapter where you honor vietnam vets. they were and are patriots. i thank you for pointing that out. finally, pinheads and patriots, like him or not, former president carter speaks his mind on "60 minutes" this coming sunday and lashes the late ted kennedy. >> we would have had comprehensive health care now, had it not been for ted kennedy's deliberately blocking the legislation i proposed in 1978 or '79. >> you blame teddy for the failure? >> exactly. it was his fault. ted kennedy killed the bill. >> just to spite you? tha

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o. since mr. chavez came to office there have been more than a dozen. with many predicting a close race, it still isn't clear if mr. chavez will finish up or down. will grant, bbc news, caracas. >> the authorities in cuba have announced a raft of new economic measures designed to boost private enterprise. the the new plans mean cubans will be able to open businesses and hire employees. they were told less than two weeks ago that a million people are being made redundant in their state jobs. wendy reports. >> next month the cuban authorities will issue 250,000 licenses for private businesses, and it's news that could change the lives of thousands of cubans. the government will still be able to control which businesses can operate under private ownership, but for some, instead of $20 a month from the state, they will be able to generate their own income, and that means tapping into the lucrative tourist market. until now restaurants were only allowed to have 12 tables and the menu was dictated by the state. that all changes in october and provided the ing

mr. bush, o i'm not going to hold your age against you, mr. said how you look on television can be more important than what you say. >> delegation from imam trying to release those held in iran. josh fattal and shane bauer in prison for more than a year. and on the release of the third american shower shower shower earlier in month on half a million dollars bail. she and two men accused of hiking in iran. mortgage relief program. remember how many families they were supposed to help? we will tell you how many families are denied, what to do about it. brenda buttner breaks do it and what it means for home values. where do we go from here? >> jamie: stamlies trying to save -- families trying to save their home from foreclosure finding limited help from the government, not what they expected. according to the treasury department, more than half of homeowners who applied for administration mortgage relief program have been disqualified. joining me now, anchor of "bulls and bears" brenda buttner live in the new york city newsroom. the program sound

i'm not aware of them, but we need all of these panelists to put their names o testimony to be submitted for the record. right, mr. conyers? we need the black scholars in the nation to route around this and help make any discussion about amending the 14th amendment, to weaken it. radio active and make the discussion about improving the 14th amendment and talking about how the courts have weekend the real intention of the framers of the 14th amendment. we need to get people together to put testimony that mr. coleman can sign his name. it's just like we do in the supreme court. we need friends of the court briefs. we need friends of john conyers, you know, testimony. the other things we need to do is to, we need to make sure that people are made aware that the 14th amendment is under assault, and that means the bill of rights is under assault. and if they will go there, they will go to the ourth amendment. if they will go there they could go to the 13th amendment. nolikely, but they will go to other amendments. they certainly have repeatedly tried to pass amendments that circumscribe the first amendment. so whateve

. >> natalees o assignment, mr. roker joins us as well. and do you know who else is here?ursery into a big kid's room. georgia is going to answer the wishes of a special young lady d transform her room into something she loves. it's fun. >> you go from that preteen thing. instead of changing just a room, how about moving into a new house. ouresident real estate guru barbara corcoran is here, from a four bedroom home in tennessee. really surpred at how far your dollars can go these days. >> and bobby brown will stop by. i remember the first time i wore lipstick in front of my dad, i think he feint and resurrected in front of me. we have got some advice on age appropriate makeup and some tips from the inside out. >>> let's go inside, ann curry is standing by at the news desk. good morning once again to everybody. >>> in the news this morning, hundreds of people have been forced from their homes because of flooding in wisconsin and minnesota. in wisconsin the national guard has been called in to help. the good news is that the rain should be easing "today." >>> in colorado, a

o cnesyou. >> it seems like she was doing her job. >>> mrs., this morning, we have a celebrity with us. he is the star of that hit tv show "entourage." he is a frequent target of the paparazzi. prod a documentary about a kid who is only 13 who is out snappi famous faces in hollywood into the wee hours ofo this is a rather unique look into our celebrity-saturated culture. we'll talk to adrian coming up. >>> but we'll begin wiocf1 really usually easy wins. former presiden is going to head to new england today, home to some of the bluest of the blue g d. of the bluest of the blue and the vice president and john hendren has the story now from washington. >> reporter: good morning, ashleigh. that's right.n s democrats are not yet putting up a good fight, and he will be back in the ring in some surprising places, places where in any other year no democrat the comeback kid is coming back. >> i know a lot of people are mad, and a lot of people are >> report for democrats, he's play defense deep in home territory. today in the solid blue states of massachusetts and >> it means there is no such t

"the chase" appears t tonight o nbc. >> mr. roker, how about a check of the weather?ll, as far as "todato concerned, wet weather in the pacific northwest. heavy rain for corpus christi, texas. another one to two inches of rain. tomorrow showers taper off. we have wet weather in the mississippi river valley. mild out west, and also in new england, warm conditions here in the mid-atlantic state >>> good morning, starting off with thick fog in a few spots along the peninsula and coast. temperatures still reaching 80s around livermore, 78 san jose. north bay, combination mid 70s for petaluma and arount lakeport and seven day forecast, temperatures will cool off midweek and high pressure strengthens we'll see a taste of summer for the first weekend of fall, 80s and 90s inland for the weekend. >> just getting warmed up. >> warm is what we need. >> don't forget, check your weather any time of the day or night, or weather.com online. in case you didn't know. >>> coming up, we'll be talking about the first inside look at the obama administration. but first, this is "today" on

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i continue to always keep my promise to pupt tt the people o wisconsin ahead of any party or corporate interest. >> now that's mrgold. i want to show you, very quickly, ron johnson, who is running against him. >> it's about a guy with 31 years of real-world manufacturing experience, producing products, exporting products. versus someone like russ feingold who has really been in politics the better part of 30 years. >> looking at the images from that ad, certainly i understand his theme, i was just thinking, showing pictures of himself so young, might be interesting. i was thinking about the fact that, look, on the independent voter, if there is a wave, this is one of the places to watch because russ feingold, watching him and covering him in the senate, he does tell his party to take a hike. he is genuinely one of most independent senators and who has angered both parties and so if he loses maybe because he has a senator in front of his name, that's really indicative of people saying throw them out. >> why any incumbent, any democratic year, do you run a commercial reminding people how long you've been in washin

13,000 troops have been dismissed from the military simply because o their sexual orientation since president clinton signed this law in 1993. mr. president, society has changed so much since 1993, and we need to change this policy as well. but let me say, mr. president, that i respect the views of those who disagree with me on this issue, such as the ranking member of the senate armed services committee, senator mccain, and i will defend the right of my colleagues to offer amendments on this issue and other issues that are being brought up in connection with the defense authorization bill, and there are many controversial issues in this bill. they deserve to have a civil, fair and open debate on the senate floor, and that is why i am so disappointed tha rather than allowing full and open debate and the opportunity for amendments from both sides of the aisle, the majorit leader apparently intends to shut down the debate and exclude republicans from offering a number of amendments. this would be the 116th time in this congress that the majority leader or another member of the majority has filed cloture rather than proceeding to

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o was a patient in the hospital were deceased. take a listen to the police commissioner in baltimore. >> mr. davis was receiving some news about the care and the condition of his mother just outside the doorway to that room when he became emotionally distught, and reacted, and was overwhelmed by the news of his mother's condition. >> reporter: during the course of the conversation with the doctor, mr. davis removed a small semiautomatic handgun from his waist area, waist band area, and fired a single gunshot that struck the doctor in the lower chest, upper abdomen. >> reporter: that happenedt about 11:15 this morning. we're told the doctor who was in the operating room with the last update about 30 minutes or so ago, and that his injuries are survivable. that's how that was described to us. at this point, police aren't able to say exactly when mr. davis went into that hospital room and killed his mother and himself. they did not, no witnesses reported hearing any gunshot wounds but police wouldn't say the man mr. davis went into the room immediely and shot his mother and then shot himself. t

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mr. chairman. and thank you to both o y for sharing what are very compelling stories with us. if you heard in my opening statemt i referenced some of the surveillance cultures that were done at the egg farm 72 swabs and only eight were negative for salmonella. now, obviously to me at least, i spent time on a farm as a youngster and my family was involved in the meat business on my mother's side. i would think that's an outliar. we'll get a chance to ask the egg manufacturers directly, but when you look at the oversight, miss lewis, you suggested that there is several places that regulate you, but you said those are state and county? >> yes. >> so no usda, no fda coming in to your shop? >> we are not a federally regulated plant. we're a state regulated plant. and so theeat that does come in to us, is usda inspected. absolutely. >> butust the notion that you would have that many positive tes, and no surveillance by the federal agency responsible for ascertaining egg safety, i mean that seems a little bit large, does it not? >> absolutely. if there is supposed to be a federal age

base and that's where i want to ask you about, and ask you about how the --o now the attacks resume on fox news, another way mr. quarter and others may believe to energize certain on the far left. >> megyn, you hit it. that is the one reason to do it, is as we've seen in poll after poll, there's a lot more energy because of the tea party and within republican ranks than there is on thedalic side. so i think if there is a movement to do this, it's more to energize democrats to actually turn out when people are worried about a depressed democratic turnout than it is aimed at the tea party in general. i mean, i think it's more to io understand that it may make sense to energize the base. i don't really think so. megyn: one last question for you, is it smart for the tp-rpler president of the united states to call anybody who watches news, gullil -- gullible, essentially you're staupd if you watch fox? >> i've never understood it. that's why i'm here. we've got to make the case to everybody and make our arguments to every audience, and there's an audience here, and to denounce with a broad bush the tea party or the

mrs. for most of the dwith us for most o.the coldest of the week as we head towards the weekend with a warming temperatures as we head toward saturday and sunday. satellite shows why were dealing with the fog, we have a storm system to our north. as you can see were given the lower edges of it just raping by the bay area, cool, moist air. right now temperatures are in a tight range from mid '50s-low 60s, that is where you're dealing with as you had at the door. the fact is they will warm up not by much easy 69 degree and 16s in sonoma, 60 san francisco, 65 san bruno, 68 redwood city, oakland and the nimitz freeway, temperatures are in the low 60s. of an adult the 67, 73 antioch, 66 pleasanton, that it is barely get of the mid-60s. 66 in santa clara san jose, 69 los gatos, 68 campbell. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. ted pictures over the next few days, we but temperatures slightly. we get rid of most of the fog, drizzle but we're still cold. saturday, a warm up by not by much. low 80s inland. seventies around the

mr. boehner and everybody else. boehner and ingbilloy else. extend tax cuts that average more than $100,000 a year to millionaires and even bil lea for government $3.7 trillion owhat are the odds of the bush tax cuts get extended before election day? >> i'd say the chances are zero that those tax cuts get extended. >> reporter: what we are seeing is a white house worried about john boehner becoming the next speaker. and how would the house operate under a speaker boehner? the ohioan has already called for the repeal of the president's health care reform and the financial reform law. so the white house press secretary was quick to point to a "new york times" story. a republican leader tightly bound to lobbyists, including those from wall street. >> so that they can go back to writing the rules themselves. they say we don't need to buy access to mr. boehner, we already have -- >> reporter: mr. boehner has gotten the attention of the white house. press secretary robert gibbs put out a statement late today saying while they welcome his words time will tell if they become action. i'm also told by the white house that the president will be talking about boehner's st

mr. zubrow, and it really follows down this line of inquiry. a lot o your testimony and also your commentary has been specific to lehman brothers but i was wondering if you could provide some conte for that. you have been around ri-management for a long time through a number of different business cycles and could you talk a little about how you typically deal with their clients in a situation where there may be more uncertainty in the markets in the past and then also specifically in this instance and crisis among other clients you might have had to take similar actions with regard to collateral or reducing exposure. whether in any way lehman stood out as out wire in that regard or whether it was part of overall strategy you has in dealing with the markets at the time. >> thank you, commissioner, for that question. certainly we talked about the let me emphasize one of the things that were very focused on in looking at all of our try party repo clients was a question of what was the character of their try party financing book and going back to the end o

in the mine ours leading u the o today, both jessamy and bernstein made their final pitches. >> although mrsoff the streets. otherssquestioning if bernstein can do any better. >>> the two men vying for baatimore ccunty executive take to the treets for aaffnal campaign push. they met wiih voters. kevin kamenetz and his supporters were along libertyú road. and bartenfelder met with >> i thinkki have ther enner. experience, and i'm nnt running ú% a past record. i'm running on what want to do >> running effectively and still deliver the services that people expect by theetaxes they pay. >> bbth candiddtes are expected >>> the key to some of those races could be voter turn out. for the first time, that doesn't just mean the turn out today. joel d smith is live in alboughs to explain how the state's earll voting could impact the results. good morning, joel. >> reporter: good morning, megann a lot of people are wondering. we had the early voting and six days of that. this is the last ddy can you vote rather than the only day. %-idea and some on't. llked he i know i have lynn here.ú you are coming h

book that's the urce o all of tis and suggest that somehow the president of the united states is channeling his dead father through some kenyan spirits. this doesn't make any sense. mr. gingrich does these things from time to time with a big, bold statement. he did it to a reverse racist and elena kagan, she ought to be taken off the nomination for supreme court justice. and he does it occasionally to make news and also to stir up dust, kind of like the -- >> what is this doing, general, to the party, in your view? >> i think it may appe to certain elements of the party. it may appeal to the fringe elements of the party. but i don't think it appeals to all republicans and i don't think it appeals to t whole country. this kind of chatter, he's a kenyan channeler and all this sort of stuff, makes a lot of ws. you will find governor palin and people on t right side of the political spectrum, along with the tea party movement, really are getting a lot of attention, a lot of news and they're making a lot of noise. and they're making a lot of chatter throughout our political system. and that's fine. that's good. but i don't think anybody should grab that and think that's

should have thought ahead o does anybody want to -- go- ahead? i will give you a microphone. >> mr. president, thank you for coming. we appreciate this. it is a great opportunity. i am an engineer. you talked a lot about research and development. i loved every dollar spent on that, by definition. i am also paraplegic. i have a great interest in stem cell research and getting it furthered. how do we get this issue to be scientific, not political? >> john, as you know, i have been a huge supporter of samhsa research for very long time did when i came into office -- of stem cell research for a very long time. when i came into office, i said that sound science would govern. there are legitimate issues in the biotech industry and they will continue as time goes on. there are some very tricky questions. we have to make sure that our values and our ethical standards are incorporated into everything we do. we also have to make sure we are making decisions not based on ideology, but based on science. the executive order that i signed would say that we're not going to create embryos to destro

mr. secretary, in this particular forum i'm allowed to have the last o word. i do think it is curious that one of the sing lt most quoted economists by democrats is mark zandy who said, quote, it would not take much more of a pullback by the affluent than anticipated to derail the recovery when he advocated not raising taxes on the top 2 brackets. in the roughly 45 seconds i assume i have remaining, one question i have, you may respond in writing. i understand the cainsian argument behind the stimulus. i don't agree with it. i believe it is ineffective. here's what i don't understand. at a time where we are absolutely drowning in debt, where we know that gross debt is now over 09% of gdp, that history tells us we could lose economic growth because of this, why in your ten-year budget plan do all you do is extend the deficit, extend the debt in the outyears? surely you do not believe under your policies we are still going to be mired in this recession three, four, five, six years from now. what explains the spending and the doubling of the debt in five, triplin

mr. durbin: i thank the senator from nevada, the majority leader. i will tell him and those who are following this debate, some o are in the chamber, in the galleries, i'm sure, are disappointed if not heartbroken at this point. i mentioned caesar vargas who is here, gaby pecheko and so many others who have worked so hard for this chance today. my promise to them is this: as long as i can snd behind this desk and grab this microphone and use my power as a united states senator, i will be pushing for this "dream" act. it is my highest priority. it is a matter of simple american justice, a i would hope that 11 republicans who joined us last time will stop cowering in the shadows and come forward and join us in a bipartisan effort and not stop us procedurally from even debating and deliberating this critical issue. for those who are so sad today, take heart. tomorrow is another day, and we will be there to fight for you. many others will join us. and don't give up your dream to be part of this great nation. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from hawaii. mr. inouye: just

mr. coates, for staying here. i was fascinated that he felt the need to engage in questioning on ideology for the purposes of hiring. you were present during the report that came not o from theig and opr regarding the investigation of the civil rights division? >> first of all, my questions were not about ideology. the question was about -- >> you were present when that report came out? >> yes, sir. >> one of the conclusions in that report was your superior, one of your superiors at the time had engaged in ideological and partisan filling of key civil service positions. that was one of the conclusions of the report, yes? >> yes. >> did you agree with the conclusions of the report? >> i believe he found a civil rights division that was almost totally left liberal in the basis of the ideology of the people working. it was an attempt to diversify the division so conservatives as well as liberals would work there. there was criticism by the career management in the civil rights division that he had hired on ideological grounds. that would be akin to

mr. roker. another check on the weather. >> we're going to show you that we have a lot of wet weather to talk about over the next few days. a slight risk of strong storms oy. then more rain comes up the coast tomorrow. record highs back to the plains into the southwest and back tomorrow. we've got more shower activity from the great lakes. i should say from florida all the way to the mid-atlantic states. warm weather out west. similar conditions in the southwest, and you just heard the crowd go, oh, and that's because matt is smacking each one of us on our bums. >> that's not true. >> did matt just smack me? >> yeah. >> turn around. >> he is going to smack you in the bum. that's what's going on around >>> this morning, we are looking at sunshine, and a bit hazy out there. air quality not good again, and the heat is on. forecasting highs to be in the triple digits in places like santa rosa, concord, liverore, fairfield and morgan hill, even los gatos. when will relegal come? tomorrow. thankfully, forecast highs into the upper 80s. until then, take it very easy today. because it's going to be hot with very low air quality. >>> and that's your latest weathe

mr. mack and mayor deen schmoke, you are all legal lions in o community. mr.ack, how would you frame the modern day 14th amendment and its usefulness to pursuing equality in the united states, and what's at play here for you? >> pardon me, sorry. i think that unfortunately everything's in play. as you mentioned earlier, there's a debate now about whether or not the 14th amendment means what it appears to say which is that all persons born and naturalized in the unitedtates and jurisdictions and therefore a citizens. there's a debate whether being born here makes you a citizen. it's surprising that that's on the table. civil rights lawyers, actually civil rights lyers in the e before brown actually encouldn'terred that -- encountered that same issue. in 1943 there's a case called reagan vs. king in california and it had to do with a challengeto japanese voters in san fransisco and the ability to vote for japanese citizens, children of jtses who lived in the united states all their lives was challenged in the courts, went up to the 9th circuit, and the con ting