roads a few degrees above freezing so they'll never be any car accidents from ice or snow it is a nanny state it saves the lives john hey if i want to spend down the highway doing three things these are completely out of control where everyone else in the car is screaming that i shouldn't be texting during the ice storm that's my god given right as an american law are other than warning your death wish sold a roadway sound fantastic oh today everything sounds fantastic until it's not just like all those stupid middle school raffles where your mom doesn't get there when the fifty dollar gift card a bed bath and beyond but the head of the p.t.a. this is can't alone as does every single time she didn't have a kid in a school lot of nat i don't even know what you're talking about all i'm saying is forget the roadways the keystone x.l. pipeline is. it's that. the keystone pipeline would be terrible for the environmental burdick tar sands release more carbon emissions than almost any other place on the planet it would be catastrophic if obama approved it oh yeah now who well neo vision x. has gone

there it be a nanny state?the militant group that has seized key cities in iraq says it will start opposing islamic law. yes, in there and other areas. isis has banned smoking and guns. a document circulated by the jihadists outlays the new rules. smoking is banned. it also says that women should only go outside if necessary. so some of the rules aren't bad. back in april, members of isis were filmed burning stock piles of cigarettes and booze. that should have been considered grounds for wars. smoking of wasteful, another animal. >> hey, what are you doing? what are you doing? h hey. >> that's cute. >> when you need that much toilet paper it's time to change. no matter how much you wipe, you're still wiping. jedadia, shut up. >> they are banning cigarettes and guns. it's like america. we're no better than them. >> it's an anti-freedom zone. what do people expect. this is the opposite of everything that we stand for which is why we should have left some residual forces there to prevent this from happening. in w

obama was at column in in the 1980s is if you overload the system, the welfare state, overload the nanny state eventually you can collapse the system and fundamentally transform the system. we know maybe obama sees an advantage in that. but to what extent is he pushing it or helping facilitate it. i don't know. i don't want to hazard a guess. >> i will put it this way. how difficult is it for you to imagine 60,000, a quarter million children traveling 1800 miles. >> right. >> are from honduras through the heart of mexico, climbing aboard trains without interference. el salvador, honduras among them. some mexican citizens as well. and to get to the united states with a government that refuses to secure the border. they know where they are. they are transferring from one border patrol sector say from the rio grande sector to the arizona sector. the tucson sector. this does not happen without the conscious willful collaboration of these governments. >> or maybe conscious willful neglect. you are talking hundreds of thousands of people over this year, next year. you're not talking about hundreds.

columbia university, it is if you overload the system, you overload welfare state, and overload the nanny state, you can collapse the system, and there by fundamentally transform the system. so, we know that. we know that maybe obama sees an advantage in that, but to what extent is he willfully pushing it or helping to facilitate it, i don't know, i don't' have try to hazard a guess. lou: i will put it this way, how difficult is it for you to imagine 60,000 children traveling 1800 miles. >> right. lou: from honduras to heart of mexico, climbing aboard trains without inter fearance. the countries among them, but m. and to get to the united states with a government that refuses to secure the border, they know where they are. they transfer them from one border patrol sector, from rio grande valley sector to the arizona sector. tucson. i mean this does not happen withou"wipeout" the conscious -- without the conscious willful collaboration of the governments, or. >> or maybe neglect. you are talking hundreds of thousands of people over this year, and next, not just hundreds or thousands, 60,000 this

. >> man, oh, man, that's the nanny state on steroids. one thing for one person to lecture me.m going to get everyone and his uncle lecturing me. right? >> another thing is you're really only collecting part of the data. whenever you assess a patient, you want to collect as much information as a physician so i can help the patient make the best decision regarding their health choices going forward. but when you just get a piece of information here or there it doesn't give you the whole story, and so you can come to erroneous conclude conclusions, see that in health care. in the age of antibiotics we noticed that children were dying from cancer, and we initially attributed that to'd pesticides and we learned antibiotics were causing more children to survive later so they can suffer from the cancers. so, gathering information is important. it can be helpful. when you use it to the exclusion of everything else, it can be used for nefarious purposes, and i for one am a firm believer in privacy and maintaining the doctor-patient relationship. >> very good. very good. your alarm is w

and the way they've attacked the first lady, talking about a nanny state and suggesting she's tryinglking about is as the federal government is -- let's make sure we're feeding kids nutritious food. we're reducing salts and fat. i mean, that should be a very easy nonpartisan issue. but because this congress is so partisan, so bitter, it is -- there's no question that a lot of opposition we're seeing so this is because the obamas think it's a good idea. >> joe, are you confident the first lady's program can get tloing this congress? >> i am because the president said that he is likely to veto the bill if they don't change it. i'm hoping the democrats in the senate stop this foolishness. it's about healthier meals. it's about lower health care costs. it's about improved education. why that doesn't matter in washington these days is beyond me. and it may take the have the to veto this to send the message, this is unacceptable. >> all right, we'll leave it there. thank you both for your time this evening. >> thanks, rev. >>> still ahead, governor rick perry compares homosexuality to alco

the joke was billionaire mike bloomberg became mayor, the joke was basically because he is nanny state of guy he would outlaw new york city marathons or taking the stairs and not riding the elevator mandatory. would make the new york city marathon mandatory and would outlaw elevators and taking stairs mandatory. melissa: we're seeing that michael bloomberg, he could buy up everything in anaheim, california that would be interesting. scott, do you think he would fit well in anaheim? i don't know about that? >> i think people would get tired of him. to emac's point you have to be worry what you wish for. everybody has miff with local municipality and local government. you have a risk of a tyrant running town and takeover. by the way, mark zuckerberg did some of this. he bought five parcels of property near his home in palo alto to control the neighborhood. by the way he is trying to keep in mind of who they want the market the properties too and so forth. to emac's point you may not get what you wish for and may be wrong kind of overlords. melissa: real threat. look at larry page of goog

. >> taking the nanny state to the new level.s is michelle, she knows better than anybody else because healthy foods because she has a garden. >> why would you want to raise your own kids when michelle obama will do it for you. in fact, she'll do it at gun point. >> she is a hypocrite. leaders are supposed to be leaders. if we're supposed to go out and eat roots and berries and tree bark, show us how. dare i say this, it doesn't look like michelle obama follows her own nutritionaire, dietary advice. >> no one can predict the future, but one thing is for sure, if she did decide to run, she would be a tough candidate to beat. joining me now is allison samuels journalist and author of the book "what would michelle do?" so allison, i've got to ask, what would she do? >> if you had asked me this a couple of years ago when the obamas first got into the white house, i would say no, michelle wouldn't run for office. but at this point, i think there's a possibility that she would run for office. i think she sees what her impact has been.

unambiguously rejected the president with his politics reid distributed economics and global reach and the nanny statesnd then to push it to the next and then to read but the efforts to portray him with the of freeloaders into the global figure. [inaudible conversations] to spend glass afternoon everyone then director of the center at the atlantic council event on behalf of my colleagues i want to welcome all love you to our second event in today's on afghanistan. for obvious reasons the attention is now focused from our side even though we know washington bag gets distracted by the crisis of the day we felt it very critical that we continue our focus on afghanistan and in particular because looking at this country and if the surrounding neighbors over the last five and a half years we felt it period important we continue with the issues of the critical juncture with the development of the policies so even while we wait for the final results of the election we felt it is critical to share with you of what to expect. i am delighted with of the transition and transformation and i am very pleased to welco

the president in his politics of redistributive economics, government overreach, and a supersized nanny state. ground, they will press the reactionary agenda to the max. they will block the president at every turn as well as ramp up the efforts to retry him as incompetent, a voice of freeloaders, and a weakling in the global theater. nothing new here except they will pursue this smear campaign with more vigor. this republican opposition goes beyond the normal give and take of politics and heated partisanship. a barelyeveals is concealed and deeply felt racial animist durinfor a black presid. it symbolizes the imminent demise of the old order in their eyes that is white, male, and well-to-do. as fixated as they are on obama, toy are equally indifferent the plight of tens of millions of struggling to survive. dust, the stakes are tremendously high in this election. it goes without saying that we should lead this battle and no one should sit on the batch. ench. butill not be a cakewalk, weber said the road to freedom will be easy. whoever said it will be easy to elect the first african-american

the nanny is on a state list that continually bring legal action simply to harass others. >>> the police think they identified the liquor store robber caught on camera attacking the store clerk. it happened last week. the man walked up to the counteras if he was buying beer but when he asked the clerk to check the price he went after the liquor and cigarettes. he picked up bottles and punched the clerk several times. the sheriff's office is now looking for this man, justin johnson. he is already wanted on two felony warrants, they want to talk to him about their liquor store robbery. the feds given california the second leg of the rail line. the decision from the department of transportation allows the state to begin acquiring land along what has to be the easiest part of the road between fresno and bakersfield. the state is waiting for approval before construction can start. >>> well, here in the bay area we are reminded to spare the air. but, what about local industries like oil refinerys? kpix reporter found out when it comes to one of the most dangerous kinds of pollution, air qualit

it is the politics of redistributed economics and a supersized nanny state. will pushound they this to the max. -- atock the president as every turn as well as ramp up efforts to betray him as incompetent and a weakling in the global food and you can see more of that tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> i believe that all men are created each. equality.enied we believe all men have certain on a notable -- unalienable rights. many americans do not enjoy those rights. we believe all men are entitled to the blessings of liberty. many are denied not because of their own failures because of the color of their skin. embeddedns are deeply in the nature of man. how this alltand happened. it cannot continue. our constitution, the foundation republic, the principles of our freedom forbids it. morality forbids it. tonight orill sign bids it. thehe 50th anniversary of civil rights act. that had theorters debate. tribune's.ald sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history television. >> neck, a house judiciary subcommittee hearing on the broadcast of music o

roads a few degrees above freezing so they'll never be any car accidents from ice or snow what is a nanny state it saves the lives john hey if i want to spend down the highway doing three things these are completely out of control where everyone else in the car is screaming that i shouldn't be texting during an ice storm that's my god given right as an american aha other than the warning your death wish solar roadways sound fantastic oh today everything sounds fantastic until it's not just like all those stupid middle school raffles where your mom doesn't get there when the fifty dollar gift card a bed bath and beyond by the head of the p.t.a. this is the loons does every single time she didn't have a care in the school what is nat i don't even know what you're talking about all i'm saying is forget the roadways the keystone x.l. pipeline is. it's that. the keystone pipeline would be terrible for the environmental birder tar sands release more carbon emissions than almost any other place on the planet it would be catastrophic if obama approved it oh yeah ya who well neo vision x. has gone on re

the solution is never the solution but these government nannies are create managey state. my worry is if the government is paying for your health care, they will want to -- >> they don't pay for our health care -- >> we're heads toward thesingin. >> that's another thing. what we have is the government setting up exchanges where we buy health insurance which is what we have always done. >> we have exchanges where the government has more involvement. it's not necessarily government sponsored but bureaucratry run. >> it fits the narrative nicely. whether the government should tax us for having things we maybe shouldn't have is another matter. >> is the government the body to decide what you should and shouldn't have in your body? that's my problem. i see a direct connection between the government having more say in your health care and the government having more say in what you pay for things it deems bad to put in your body. the problem with these taxes on sugary sodas and food and beverages that are deemed unfit for consumption, is it tends to punish poor people. and it is

states senate for a six-year term. >> reporter: but tea partier ross aldridge said that's why he's voting for mcdaniel. >> washington is not our nanny and should is not be our nanny. we need to be a lot more self-reliant. >> reporter: he's supporting the incumbent who said -- >> we're seeing ads and everything. there's a lot of things being thrown around. really, honestly, i think everyone should split, half and half. >> reporter: a divide the republican party worries might not end on election day. mark albert, cbs news, washington. >>> straight ahead. lucky lightning strike. a man lives to tell about getting struck by a bolt of lightning that knocks the boots right off his feet. we work through the night to bake fresh bread from fresh dough in every bakery-cafe. because it tastes better that way. and it makes all of our sandwiches... soups... and everything else it touches taste better too. then, at the end of every day, we donate everything we have left to people in need. so we're out of bread. and we stay up all night... and do it all over again. panera bread. it used to take me forever to get a smoky eye look just right. until i

nannies: who decides what you eat?." in class, many students watched a show called myths, lies and complete stupidity which included people like the state wants government to ban salty food. >> we try to keep you alternatives an option. john: where do you get off saying you're gives us more choice. you're giving us less choice? >> let me say, you are absolutely right. i'm trying to ban the stuff that is not good for the consumer. john: you're a bully. >> i've been calling worse. john: after watching that and discussing similar topics with teachers, 7,000 students entered the essays and the winners were just smart. here's a sample. the congress shall have the power to regulate the mixing, baking, serving, labeling, selling and consumption of food, to james madison secretary forget the copy of this provision in the constitution. the student who submitted that essay is caroline clauson. she wins a thousand dollars plus the trip to new york to watch the show. since i was so depressed after learning we all have to pay for michelle obama's food schemes, i want to cheer myself up by talking to someone smart. caroline, welcome. >> thank you. jo

states. >> i'm still focused on the delicious day. bill, thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america," the new chapter in what a family says is their nanny nightmare. she finally left their home. caught sleeping in her car. but is she gone for good? >> unbelievable story. >>> plus, the hilarious chris rock, set to host tonight's b.e.t. awards. he takes us behind the scenes. and tells us who he would really like to go on tour with. >>> and the first look at the new ad for jessica simpson's new scent. just days before she walks down the aisle. ifyou may be muddlingble withrough allergies.nger... try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. muddle no more™. jif whips -- whipped peanut butter, ma'am. oooh. [ store manager ] fluffy, dippable, and oh-so-delicious -- people love it. i got one! [ female announcer ] give your day a lift with jif whips. we can't keep them on the shelves. i got one! [ female announcer ] we love our smartphones. and now telcos using hp big data solutions are feeling the love, too. by offering things like on-the-spot dat

state farm. we're a force of nature, too. ♪ >>> oh, this is some kind of story. california couple fired their live-in nannyy put and a judge agrees. our affiliate fills in the blanks for us. >> ralph served his live-in nanny with legal papers to quit and leave their home. >> because when i called the police, they were telling me it's now a civil matter and that i have to evict her, so, this lady is welcome inside my house anytime she wants, to eat my food anytime she wants and harass me basically. i'm now a victim in my own home and it's legal. >> she can come and go as she pleases. marcel la, a mother of three, found her on craigslist in march and agreed she would live in their home for free in exchange with helping with house cleaninging and helping with children. >> she wouldn't do anything. she stayed in her room 90% of the day, so i really tried to work with her. she just stayed in her room all day. i told her, either you perform or you've got to leave. >> the couple took her to court, but a judge ruled against them on a technicality and said they needed to file the legal papers again. >> wow, that's

nanny. the owner likens cochran to an old friend. >> i think he's done a marvelous job working for people of mississippi. he's brought industry in. he brought money to the statederal dollars to mississippi for everything from roads to water to public safety seems to have become a liability even in one of the poorest states of the nation. inside the old town bakery, the treats much like the political waters here, have mcdaniels biting back. >> he wants to pus the us back in the a as far as united states of america goes. >> lisa callahan says it's time for change and supports mcdaniel, even if it means mississippi refusing some of the cake it's enjoyed in the past. >> it does take money to get big things done. i think that we should have more of a say so of what we want it spent on. >> glory mcneese volunteers for mcdaniel. >> walk the streets as i'm doing now, pushing his information cards, placing signs, anything that it takes to get him in. i think it's time to clean house. >> this vote brought out the big guns and bair knuckles. home grown hero brett favre has reported a television ad-in support of thad cochran. former alaska governor sarah palin has campai

state that legalized marijuana. new york's senate voting to allow medical pot, including edible forms. >>> fran dresser known for the role on "the nanny." this woke on "talk to al jazeera," she shares her story with richelle carey of not only being a rape survivor, but beating cancer. >> once i was diagnosed with cancer because i had been in extensive therapy as a result of the rape, and the series "the nanny", i reached - i wasn't totally happy with myself and my marriage. >> even with all that success. >> right, so i knew something was wrong, because i had, you know, i had reached my stride. i had a beautiful home. i had a husband that loved me. but something was wrong. and, you know when you scratch beneath the surface i - you know, i hadn't fully dealt with the pain i felt from the rape. i - i was already experiencing symptoms of gina cole onlyic cancer but was undiagnosed. i was misdiagnosed. >> two years. >> two years and eight doctors. >>> you can watch the conversation on "talk to al jazeera" at 5:00 pm eastern only on al jazeera america. >>> it's one of the most well-known crimes in american history. the murder of sharon tat.

nanny. the owner likens cochran to an old friend. >> i feel like he's done a marvelous job working for the people of mississippi. he's brought industry in. he brought money to the stateto mississippi for everything from roads and water to public safety seems to have become a liability even in one of the poorest states of the nation. inside the old town bakery, the treats, much like the political waters here, have mcdaniels biting back. >> he wants to pus the us back in the a as far as united states of america goes. >> lisa callahan says it's time for change and supports mcdaniel, even if it means mississippi refusing some of the cake it's enjoyed in the past. >> it does take money to get big things done. i think that we should have more of a say so of what we want it spent on. >> glory mcneese volunteers for mcdaniel. >> walk the streets as i'm doing now, pushing his information cards, placing signs, anything that it takes to get him in. i think it's time to clean house. >> this vote brought out the big guns and bare knuckles. home grown hero brett favre has record add television ad in support of thad cochran. former alaska governor sarah palin has campaigned for mcd