this is coming from the band's myspace page. this is a band that drew griffin was telling us about. this far right punk band called end apathy. we're told by two neighbors that these are photos of the singer is that of michael -- of wade michael page. of course, we do not have independent confirmation of this yet. we wanted to bring this information to you. this is the first look we're getting of this alleged shooter, wade michael page. confirmed by two neighbors that these are photographs of him from the far right punk band myspace page that he was a member of called end apathy. we'll have much more on this to come. ♪ this is the sound... you feel that? no. the eassist is working. right now. that's spandau ballet, man. you did this all the way to the restaurant. yeah. we were going up a hill. getting extra horsepower. from a battery-powered generator. ♪ ah, ah ah, ah, ah ♪ it's helping us conserve fuel. this is important. [ male announcer ] the all-new, 37 mpg chevy malibu eco. from new technology to old friends. chevy runs deep. from new technology to old friends. this is new york

these are from page's old myspace page. obviously, can you see him in front of a flag with a swastika. the image you're looking at now is fairly recent, from february of this year 37 the death toll from yesterday's shooting now stands at seven including the suspected shooter. three people are in the hospital tonight after a chaotic scene captured in this call to 911. >> i thought i heard shots. can you confirm that? >> man with a gun in the parking lot. man with a gun. ambulance up! subject is down. i need an ambulance. we have one officer shot. subject with a gun, white t-shirt, balding. officer down. >> that officer is lieutenant brian murphy who was ambushed while trying to help one of the first shooting victims. oak creek police chief john edwards praised murphy who is in critical condition fighting for his life tonight for his truly heroic response. >> he was shot between eight and nine times. during the shooting, a lot of extremity shot, a shot in the neck and the cheek area. none of those appear to be at this point l

you remember when myspace came out, a lot of things, they had a party and it was announced on myspace as if that were important. i think we latch on to the cyber part. >> interesting. thank you. >> still ahead, what fueled that massive fire at the richmond refinery. we have live team coverage on the investigation. okay, here's the plan. you have a plan? first we're gonna check our bags for free, thanks to our explorer card. then, the united club. my mother was so wrong about you. next, we get priority boarding on our flight i booked with miles. all because of the card. and me. okay, what's the plan? plan? mm-hmm. we're on vacation. this is no plan. really? [ male announcer ] the united mileageplus explorer card. the mileage card with special perks on united. get it and you're in. >> wearing a mask and having a hard time breathing and stuff. >> the fire is out but the problem still not over. what chevron is saying about its refinery fire that sent a ton of toxic smoke into the east bay skies. >> san jose's top cop taken on by the rank and file. why the next two hours will be very impor

sweet dee: well, i'm trying to revamp my myspace page.guy's been trying to contact me for, like, two weeks now, and i've just been blowing him off, but he's saying that he's our dad. awesome. crazy person. let me see. no, not awesome because look at the pictures he's sending. oh! oh, look at that! - see? - that's your mom, dude. there's, like, there's, like, a ton of pictures of this guy and your mom. you know, he does kind of look like you, dennis. look, don't jump to any conclusions here. this is some bull(bleep). so you guys have two dads and i don't even have one. yeah, that is bull(bleep). we don't even have one. what are you talking about? you have a father. yeah, but he's in prison, charlie, and he's been there my whole life. - it doesn't count. - that does count. - i never met my father. - take it easy, all right? this guy's not our dad. i don't know. this is really freaking me out. look, dee, this guy can't be our dad. - that's ridiculous. - is it? is it any more ridiculous than our dad having brown eyes, black hair and being fou

wade michael page's belief in white power was tattooed all over his body, as this myspace photo showst back at ft. bragg, you couldn't tell by looking at him."he didn't have the tattoos when he was in the army."but fellow soldier and friend chris robillard says page wasn't shy about sharing his views, and ranted against non-white people."he would often mention the racial holy war that was coming."a criminologist who nterviewed page said he started identifying with the new-nnzi movement while he was in the army, because he thought african-american soldiers got preferential treatment. "specifically, what he told me at one point was that, 'if you join the military, and you're not a racist, then you certainly will be by the time you leave.'"well before pictures like this were posted on facebook, the fbi had identified huudreds of veterans involved in white supremacist incidents. and federal investigators say small numbers of white supremacists have infiltrated most parts of the military. while page was at ft. bragg in 1995, three soldiers were caught and convicted of murdering a black cou

social media profiles on facebook and myspace showed him with banners bearing swastikas. his former step- mother is now speaking out. i would not have known that was wade. what has changed him, i have no idea and obviously we're never going to know. my heart goes out to those people, i'm as devastated for them. i'm ed payne reporting. and president obama has ordered u-s flags flown at half-staff through friday... as a mark of respect for the &pvictims of the quote - "senseless act of violence." "curiosity" has been roaming mars for a full day. day.the rover landed on the red planet's surface monday morning around 1:30, much to nasa's delight!it's sending back pictures already. maryland scientists are playing a key role in the mars mission. at the goddard space center in greenbelt... researchers helped develop the 'curiosity rover'. scientists here are estatic about the successful landing. (noah petro-research scientist)"that was built here.. thats backyard science thats now on the surface of mars so its a great thing for maryland and all the people who work here.. to have

haadgun to this sikh temple uuside milwaukee and opened fire sunday.neighbors identify the man in this myspace picture as wade michael page, who once played in a punk-rock band. authorities say the only thing that could stop page sunday morning was a police bullet. the uspected gunman was shot and killed by an officer who responded to the scene.there is no doubt in my mind the heroic actions of our police officers prevented an even greeter tragedy.i want to make it clear there was only one shooter at the temple.though investigators are confident page was a lone gunman, the f-b-i says it is seeking a "person of interest" for questioning in the case. authorities have searched page's home for clues as to his motive.a few miles away, the community t this temple is devastated.the peace that defined their place of worship, shattered.we leave our doors open. and when things like this appen, it just -- it sends chills down your spine.the dead ranged in age from 39 - 84 years old. loved ones are trying to cope. we're trying to figure out who is going to protect our hearrs from the pain.police have rele

the suspected gunman, 40-year-old wade michael page, was fatally shot by an officer.facebook and myspace photos show banners behind him bearing swastikas and authorities have received tips that page may have had ties to white supremacist groups. but authorities said tuesday they had nnt identified a motive or found any telltale writings or a nooe left by him.i'm ed payne reporting. the sikh american community is calling for a national moment of silence on sunday.a posting on the sikh american legal defense and education fund's website asked for observances at churches, mosques, synagogues and other places of worship. we've heard a lot about the dangers of second hand smoke, but now... scientists are raising a new concern... about third hand smoke. third hand smoke refers to the fumes left behind by cigarettes on your hair and clothing... experts say the fumes can come off a smoker.... and have a negative impact on the people around them, especially children. "there's a risk factor in children for some of the same things in second hand smoke like chronic ear infections and chronic respira

his social media profiles on facebook and myspace joanne witt banners bearing swastikas. >> the services, abandoning a stop and frisk proposal. he had said in june that he wanted officers to stop and search people for weapons but he encountered a lot of opposition from people concerned about the potential for racial profiling. the mayor now says that he will instead rely on targeting police enforcement, crime tracking software, and increased involvement by religious leaders, to stem gun violence in the city. san jose police officers decided not to proceed with a no- confidence vote against their chief chris mohr, only one member of the union's 15 member vote had called for a vote and was overruled afterwards the union said in a statement that the move does not translate to a positive vote of confidence for the chief, they cited a soaring crime rate and force reductions to the budget in that city. he is behind some of the biggest hits on broadway and the silver screen. >> ♪ >> we all know his songs, we look back at the life of an oscar-winning composer marvin ham much. >> and we're seeing

it's myspace page features photographs of wade page and band members playing in front of a nazi flag.an interview that has since been taken down from his record label's website, page said he had been part of the white power music scene since 2000 when he sole everything he owned and left his home in colorado positive a motorcycle to get more involve -- on a motorcycle to get more involved. the owner of page's record label didn't answer the door at his baltimore home this afternoon, but issued a statement via facebook saying his label never sought attention by suing shock value. label 56 added that it didn't want -- by using shock value. label 56 added that it didn't want a tragedy in wisconsin and it has removed all product from the band from its website. the statement from label 56 concludes please do not take what wade did as honorable or respectable and please do not think we are all like that. in baltimore andrea mccarren, 9 news now. >> for his part, president obama said today that he is heartbroken by the shootings. he says violent events like this one are happening with too muc

they're bicycling is going to go far for our going to school that's the site because if you've got a myspace the site justifies it is using if you look at all the lead guy here men's room and locally and. it was very high mostly i thought and went to that little baby the phone mostly as it is back been invented the fly i did this little bit out and you can still see mostly in the stuff that of their design and their clothes not surprising that the plant has very high levels of them mostly. we have received very important documents in this case that i think establish very clearly that union carbide knew that vans as early as one nine hundred seventy three that this pollution problem that we're facing today they knew this was going to happen and they and they went ahead with this project despite that specific knowledge as early as nine hundred seventy three union carbide engineers were warning the company that the bhopal plant presents an unusual challenge in that there's no nearby running body of water into which waste can be discharged. so from the design stage waste disposal plant was and w

we have interaction with myspace, facebook and others all the time. the federal government is focus, as they should become on homeland security, terrorism, those types of issues. local das are focused on street crime, rape, robbery, and murder. and we let the internet providers conduct themselves up to this point. we have started to take a more regulatory role over the internet. >> i want to read an article from our guest reporter this week. in july, she wrote this article. here is the first sentence. i want to get your reaction. when the obama administration in february rolled out its approach to protecting consumer privacy online, it focused as much on industry self regulation as it did call for consumer privacy protection. >> industry self regulation is essential to it. in the sense that it is a free market. you buy a prague -- you are in maryland and you buy a product in oregon. and the person who sent you the product is fraudulent who has jurisdiction? the local da? the attorney general? but for e-bay, if people keep sending fraudulent products,

it's youtube, iphone, myspace - tavis: facebook. >> -- facebook, me.com, whatever it is. so people think now we finally have the chance. everybody can be somebody, but they don't understand people are making billions of dollars off of selling them these gadgets, and i don't see anything wrong with a cell phone. that's great. you have a flat tire in the middle of the night; it works better than digging in your pocket for a quarter and looking for a payphone eight miles down the road. then texting people, sometimes that could cut down on a lot of talking you don't want to do on the phone. there's nothing wrong with that. nothing wrong with computer as things. they can work wonders in communications and business and medicine and everything else. but once it becomes this forum, this platform for everybody in the world to voice their opinion, when you look at some opinions out there, they're not very good. tavis: they're not all created equal. >> exactly. tavis: although we think they are. >> we think they are. i think the public has been lulled into this -- or sort of hypnoti

we've done a number of cases whether it's craig's list, myspace, facebook, we have interaction with them all the time because we are the protectors of the consumers, and the consumers that are the people on the internet. the federal government is focused, as properly they should be, on terrorism and homeland security, those types of issues. local das are focused on street crime, rape, robbery and murld, and we've really let the internet providers sort of conduct themselves, and we've started to take more of a regulatory role over the internet at the attorney general level. >> host: i want to read an article from our guest reporter this week, juliana gruenwald of the national journal, but in july ms. grunewald wrote this article, and here's the first sentence, i want to get your reaction. when the obama administration in february rolled out it approach to protecting consumer privacy online, it put as much emphasis on industry self-regulation as it did in its call for legislation to provide consumers with priestles protection. >> guest: and there is, you know, the industry's self-regulatio

wade michael paid shot a police officer authorities say his social media profiles on facebook and myspaceshow him with banners bearing swastikas. >> accused mass murderer jared lee laughner is accused back into a courtroom and expected to change his plea to guilty. the shooting rampage happened in tucson last year. the u.s. district judge overseeing the plea deal of it say he must be declared mentally incompetent before you can enter that plea. >> why employees that some popular bay area museums could be going on strike. >> new signs that the president's regime it could be crumbling in syria. >> new video of,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> we're following breaking news out of san francisco, firefighters are working on putting out a three alarm fire that is putting out some pretty thick black smoke in the hillside neighborhood. we made this map to show you the location, 1552 ocean avenue. there are streets affected in that area and it sounds like they are setting up a staging area. once again we're getting initial reports that they will evacuate at least a small area around that neighborhood. this is

. >> and i remember myspace, it is a weird gaming site right now. >> lee thank you. in albuquerque. >> in meantime, how is this for carla, electric carmaker recalling karma sportss sedan after a car "catching fire" because of a faulty cooling fan, coming up, my picks are "catching fire." >> but next your cell phone company could know what you are doing this week before you do. the judge with his verdict, the war on privacy got creepier, a lot creepier. no. come on. how about... a handshake. alright. priority mail flat rate boxes. starting at just $5.15. only from the postal service. neil: well, from cell phone to psychic, new technology uses past data from your phone to predict where you will be in future, where you have been, what time you were there who will be in contact with, making predicts for tomorrow, that sounds like a dream come true it is but judge napolitano said it is a nightmare for your privacy. >> this is creepy, general petraeus made a speech, in it he predicted that soon central intelligence agency, not allowed to spy on americans will be able to pr

these are pictures you are looking at that the band had posted on myspace, thought page's rhetoric was i wouldn't have seen this coming because honestly, a couple of weeks ago, i was thinking of him and just to see how he's been doing over the years. and when i couldn't find any contact information, i did start looking for news articles, you know, that something like this might have happened somewhere. >> mark is the senior fellow for a non-profit group that studies hate crimes and extremist groups. we got work they were tracking wade michael page since 2000. we hear you've been tracking him since 2000. what does that mean? what did you see and did you have contact with authorities? >> well, it means that among many other hundreds and hundreds of individuals and organizations, you know, we followed page, really we noticed him as he began to get into the white power music scene, which you mentioned. he started to join some very well known bands, bands like intimidation one, blue eyed devils and played with them as a vocalist and lead guitarist at various moments. i don't want to suggest

. >> and i remember myspace, it is a weird gaming site right now. >> lee thank you.or carla, electric carmaker recalling karma sportss sedan after a car "catching fire" because of a faulty cooling fan, coming up, my picks are "catching fire." >> but next your cell phone company could know what you are doing this week before you do. the judge with his verdict, the war on privacy got creepier, a lot creepier. ♪ you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid

. >>> making headlines in iran, flee days after myspacive earthquake demolished 20 villagers, iran is now welcoming foreign aid. on sunday, officials say the rescue operations with over. early this morning, the vice president said iran is ready to receive help and indicated that iran is struggling to deal with the wrafer math. >>> off rausch rush y's pacific coast, a powerful 7.3 earthquake struck overnight. it was felt in central and northern japan. so far, no reports of a damage or injuries. -- iran is struggling to deal with the aftermath. off russia's pacific coast, a paarful 7.3 earthquake struck overnight. >>> a man was able to scale a fence and walk into terminal three without if you are this notice. paul wagner has a closer look at court here. >> reporter: this is national airport as it looks through the long lens of our camera shooting from hains point across the river. there is no fence. anyone who swam or came ashore from the boat could presumably walk on to the airport grounds. this signs saying restricted area, keep out but unless there is something near the runway our ca

or myspace would go away but in this case facebook definitely. >> in the span of what, seven years. five years. >> i would never have thought. >> and you're a business and tech guy. you should have thought. >> maybe i'm the bad business and tech guys. >> you are fabulous and you know it. christina is joining us. i can't stop talking about tropical storm isaac. i know it's not in our neck of the woods but is fascinating to watch. >> it is. it will impact us, we're going to see impact even if it just comes to gas prices up or down. scott is all over that for you. right now we're looking pretty good. as you know when there is a disruption in the gulf and it comes to production and supply, yeah, people get skeptical so that has an impact in and of itself. 58 degrees right now to start you out. we're nice and crisp in san francisco, 59 in concord. to start the day getting some of the most beautiful conditions across the nation. an area of low pressure, this is our friend, it sits and rotates all week long. this is going to usher in a strong on shore flow and keep high pressure in check.

-labeled terrorist group on his myspace page.e was suspended from the mosque for two months. >> a post-9/11 world, we should be a little suspicious of any group trying to relocate to this community. >> freedom! >> but many in murfreesboro supported the mosque plan. the protest march that june day drew hundreds of people of different faiths rallying in support of religious freedom. >> organized this rally in order to show support for the first amendment right of murfreesboro residents to worship the way that they see fit. >> i think we should all be free to practice our religion. >> among the mosque supporters, lema sbenaty, an 18-year-old muslim in murfreesboro. >> first amendment applies to this! >> you can just see -- like in their eyes, you can see that hate. >> i didn't say to hate them. i'm just saying we don't need them here. >> do you hear that? >> there's some shots fired. >> yes. >> oh! >> the explosive fight over religion in murfreesboro was just beginning. >> murfreesboro, tennessee, police department. [ pilot ] now wh

focus in on young girls that are being displayed or advertised on various internet sites such as myspace, craigslist, redbook. >> what these officers find routine is considered progressive by law enforcement standards. >> we take it very seriously. we've been working with the fbi for years. the exploitation of girls underage on the internet is also a federal offense. >> with help from a federal human trafficking grant the oakland pd and the fbi regularly conduct sting operations. >> again, the mission is to rescue any underage prostitute from being exploited and identify and arrest their pimp. an officer will make a deal for a sexual act in exchange for currency. targeted individuals will be taken into custody. >> their objective, to rescue young girls in trouble. a male officer plays the human decoy. he will call young girls from online ads and ask them to meet him at this hotel. >> there are certain girls we have focused in on. we've gone ahead and we printed out their play name or stage name so to speak. where they can be reached at. we will start calling those individuals and attempt

he's featured in a number of pictures on the label's myspace page but the label released a statement later saying they do not condone page's actions and removed all images of his band on the label's website. andrea, we just learned that the sikhs in the washington community, about 7,000 to 10,000 members of that community will be gathering at a rockville temple tonight at 7:00 for a vigil to honor the victims in wisconsin. back to you. >> delia goncalves with the latest from our satellite center. >>> a university of maryland student accused of making threats is scheduled to plead guilty later today. that according to prince george's county state's attorneys office. police arrested alexandria sangh last month. the poster wrote he would kill enough people to make national news. police say they didn't find any weapons in his dorm room or at his parents' home. >>> fed up with pepco service or do you think they're doing a great job? you can weigh in either way. tonight the maryland public service commission starts a series of public hearings into the power company's response to that june

and, indeed on the myspace page of one of those bands end apathy michael wade -- wade michael page, excused me is photographed as a member and as the leader, in fact. the lyrics of one of their songs reads, in parkts journey to my grave. got to find a solution. got to find a way. running out of patience, waiting for that day. we also know that wade michael page was, of course, in the army. but he was discharged some 14 years ago. the fbi now looking into his record since then. but they say at the moment they haven't found anything that might have led anybody to think he was about to do what he did so tragically yesterday. listen. >> there may be references to him in various files. those are things that are being annualized right now. we had no reason to believe, as far as i know, no law enforcement agency had any reason to believe that he was planning or fighting or capable of such violence. >> no doubt hear a lot more about what might have motivated wade michael page in the next few days, shep. but tonight there is nothing definitive and no easy answers, shep? >> shepard: jonathan hunt in

reminds me of a 14-year-old myspace page circa 196. 96. >> we will believe more of what we see in the newspaper. >> her comment -- as a comment, write, not a question. we believe more what we read in the newspaper them what we read online. it is a fair point. i am interested in your thoughts on how the government tries to control the digital media when various protests break out in countries. there has been more activity by governments that control what gets out of that country when there are problems. but so the question was what i think about governments try to crack down on social media -- >> so the question was what i think about government trying to crack down on social media. china, for example, has been pretty successful at silencing online dissent. in egypt, i think it backfired on them. it made people more angry. it is not a sure-fire tactic to these regimes to try. it can work four days, at work -- it can work for weeks, months, years but that change can still come. he did showed that no matter what means the government used to crack down dissent, sometimes peoples will to b

these are pictures posted on his myspace page. drew griffin is "outfront" tonight.w, you've been doing a lot of work into the suspect, wade michael page. is it fair to say in a sense he was almost a celebrity in the neo-nazi music world? >> reporter: yeah. and many people would be surprised that there is such a thing. but there is and he was sort of a mini celebrity known within -- they call it white power music, erin. he began playing with these bands about 2000. and that's when various groups that track these hate groups began noticing this suspect, both the adl, the anti-defamation league and the southern poverty law center had been tracking him ever since. it was 2005 that he started his own band. it's called end apathy. that was a big moment for this guy. he began playing on some of the bigger stages at some of these hate fests. what's interesting, talked to an author of a book called "sou-- what's most important about it is this is one of their main outreaches to attract young people. >> today, there are literally hundreds of bands with dozens of different rec

these are from page's old myspace page.n you see him in front of a flag with a swastika. the image you're looking at now is fairly recent, from february of this year 37 the death toll from yesterday's shooting now stands at seven including the suspected shooter. three people are in the hospital tonight after a chaotic scene captured in this call to 911. >> i thought i heard shots. can you confirm that? >> man with a gun in the parking lot. man with a gun. ambulance up! subject is down. i need an ambulance. we have one officer shot. subject with a gun, white t-shirt, balding. ce

wade michael page's belief in white power was tattooed all over his body, as his myspace photo shows.at ft. bragg, you couldn't tell by looking at it. >> he didn't have the tattoos when he was in the army. >> reporter: but a fellow soldier and friend chris robillard, says page wasn't shy on his views and ranted against other people. >> he would mention the racial holy war that was coming. >> reporter: a criminologist says he identified with the nazi movement in the army because he thought african-american soldiers got preferential treatment. >> specifically, what he told me at one point is if you join the military and you're not a racist, then you certainly will be by the time you leave. >> reporter: well before pictures like this were posted on facebook, the fbi had identified hundreds of veterans involved in white supremacist incidents, and federal investigators say small numbers of white supremacists have infiltrated most parts of the military. while page was at ft. bragg in 1995, three soldiers were caught and convicted of murdering a black couple outside the base. all were identi

whether this thing will make money in sufficient quantities and at the back of everybody's mind, myspace gone tomorrow. and always remember what one professor told me, when your mother's on the same social network as you are, it's time to head for the door. >> let's talk about zinga, pandora, groupon, linked in is up since it went public last year. you say linked in is the only social media company you would consider buying. >> they have a viable business plan. linked in is used by professionals that actually pay money to get on to the website to connect. we're in a situation right now where unemployment is extremely high. people used linked in to find jobs and in the work with people they've worked with in the past. i have friends who own recruiting companies who use linked in and pay quite a bit of money to find new candidates. i look at linked in, i looked at what their earnings estimates are the next couple of years. you're seeing earnings go from over a dallas a share to over $5 a share. >> have you bought it. >> i do not own it now but i'm watching it closely. >> you look at social

facebook attracting the team, the size of the team that you need to make facebook successful when myspace didn't succeed in many other things didn't succeed takes i think a lot of money and you have to lower a lot of people away from a lot of googles and other companies in order to really be successful and you see what happens on facebook. they say we can afford to give equity two guys were sitting in my dorm room that aren't going to create the value that needs to be created going forward. you can see how much those sophisticated investors decided they needed to pay to lower a leader away from google not only because of that one person as if one person could do it all but because that represents a sort of alignment with the shareholders about what is going to create value for that person and the company in general and the team you can assemble around her to be able to do it. so some board of directors decided at yahoo! for example but that was the place to get the person that could really bring the entire team together that could make that company successful and i'm not trying to argue w

you don't see friendster and myspace and the twins laying on the side of the road, not having achieved success. it seems debatable how original the idea of facebook is and envelopes it's the one that prevails for more than just a guy in a dorm room with a good idea. >> host: let me just -- going back to europe for a second. and japan. i just -- i -- you look at this 20-year period. there were other things going on. japan was dealing with the asian debt crisis, europe was absorbing eastern europe so in terms of the aggregate -- >> we were in mexico. >> and did a better job. keep going. >> host: now i understand what you're saying. the -- i mean, i just think in terms of the aggregate growth numbers, more complicated story than we had more incentive, more -- lower taxes and less regulation. but we -- >> guest: since 1990 increased the total hours worked about 12%. europe, france -- because northern europe, southern europe, the left always wants to pick the north, the right picks the south. i pick germany and france. i think france is essentially flat during that period. germany is down f

she didn't have myspace or facebook. she had a loss on the north side of the tree and a north star that every now and then would peak itself out against the backdrop of the bosom of the midnight. if she could get 500 slaves with that little bit, and now the lord has blessed us with all this technology and all this history, i start by saying, you better e-mail everybody you know. tell them, if we ever needed to vote, we sure do need to vote now. you'd better knock on every door you can not caught and tell them, if we ever needed a vote, we sure do need to vote now. you'd better text everybody you know and stop sending the other text before the fbi gets you. if we ever needed the vote, we had better vote now. myspace, a phase but everybody you know and tell them, show up. if we ever needed a vote, you sure do need the vote now. if his car, a mercedes-benz, or something you don't know will get to the next street, i get in it and drive it and tell people if we ever needed the vote, we need the vote now. i don't know how to d

you don't see myspace and the winklevoss twins all laying on the side of the road not having, not having achieved success. >> in "unintended consequences," former bain capital partner edward kennard looks at the free market economy, the causes of the 2008 recession and explains how lower tax rates leads to investment and economic growth. saturday night at 10 eastern, part of booktv this weekend on c-span2. >> afl-cio president richard trumka says the supreme court's citizens united decision has allowed the labor movement to extend it voter outreach efforts to nonunion households for the first time. mr. trumka said the union has set a goal of recruiting over 400,000 volunteers focusing on a door-to-door effort rather than tv ads. he spoke at a breakfast hosted by the christian science monitor. this is an hour. >> our guest today are richard trumka, president of the afl-cio o, and the group's political director. mr. rum ca grew up in the -- trumka grew up in the pennsylvania coal fields and followed his father, frank, and grandfather into the mines. he worked his way through penn state uni