i would nantucket when it pulled out of bass discussion, which is presenting a real challenge for us, a global. can either one of you give us an update on moss and its movement and how we are going to count ever some of its issues in rerelationship also with iran and other kwis in that reengon. >> i think is betterically persian gulf ut otsgo if you look at theles zogby has an incredtory of being durps eric it keeber outsi-- if polls today, he's at the bottom of the not lost on even terrorist organizations like hamas. our demands hamas are the quartet demands on ma'am as, which hamas to be accepted as a responsible player needs to accept the quartet cons of recognition israel, renunciation of violence and adherence to all the agreements that have been signed between the plo and israel. so it's interesting that in telling that even -- that even hamas can stomach what bashar is doing to his people but it doesn't change our calculation. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator rubio. >> thank you both for being here today. ambassador ford, thank you for your service. it's one thing to sit

nantucket is 68 degrees. winds out of the north, northeast. and that brought in the new air mass.with it. but the front came through and scoured out the fog to the morning. low pressure has been spinning. we're going to to start seeing the moisture move in late tonight and as this band of rain moves into the area, the front to the north with ocean air comes in. both of them combine around the atlantic. a good chance we'll see a shower or a that you are tomorrow and rain as the low passes here on sunday. and yes, it will get progressively cooler. the bay temperature is around 54. maybe a shower or a thundershower. 57 for a low tomorrow. it will still get in the upper 60s and low 70s by. a good chance of showers and a thunderstorm or two on your saturday. and rain likely. >>> still to come tonight -- >> reporter: a police pursuit ends in a fiery crash. did a police decision to chase , it's oysternomics 101. you start with a u.s. senator named ben. by helping restore thousands of acres of oyster beds, he kept hundreds of oystermen on the job... which keeps wholesalers in business...

since 1999 when he helped lead the inquiry into the crash of egypt flight 990 in nantucket, massachusetts, he has worked with the nation's highest profile cases involving national security. after the 9/11 attacks, he was put in charge of the fbi's extensive counter terrorism branch. he became the bureau's executive director of counterintelligence. he led a number of high-profile investigations including the breakup of a plot to blow up new york subways in 2009 and later that year the case of the would-be underwear bomber and christmas day. he also took part in the investigation of an attempted car bombing in times were in 2010. in 2004, he was named deputy director of the fbi and a serving in the number two position when police asked him to fulfill the top spot of the tsa. today he oversees 60,000 employees to provide security at more than 450 airports and through the federal air marshal service. his agency is also responsible for the security of the nation's pulse highways, railroads, ports, mass transit systems, and pipelines. it has been nearly a decade since the 9/11 attacks. they hav

and it reminds me a lot of when john kerry went wind surfing at nantucket during the 2004 campaign.hat you could make it go away, really, it just dogged him for the rest of the campaign. and it fed into an idea about him. >> well, it's dogging him, it's got legs. watch this, here's the seamus story being covered by david letterman. it's turned into a recurring bit. let's listen. >> we have a brand-new segment tonight, ladies and gentlemen, it's entitled, what's mitt romney's dog tied to today? >> the st. louis arch! [ dog barking ] >> well, he's not going to shake this story. dana, you're the expert at at satire, you're the new guy on the block. is this going to be like the story that got roosevelt elected for the fourth time. like nixon's dog, checkers, that got him through the scandal. is this going to be lbj holding up his poodle by the ears -- his beagle, rather. >> that's the problem, it's sort of the reverse checkers now. and of course, you've got this extremely well-treated dog in the white house right now, who travels on air force one. in fact, when the dog soiled the carpet

. >> jack, your industry put the nantucket whalers out of business and put the khaki makers into business. you're not trying to destroy solar. do you believe there's room for everybody to win here? you're not trying to kill clean energy, are you? >> no, not at all, brian, in fact, we encourage solar energy, wind energy. the oil and natural gas industry are the single largest investors and have developed over the years. what's important to remember, though, is solar energy, wind energy, and some of the other renewables are a very small part of our energy equation. they can fill some of the gaps, but 62% of all the energy we consume in the united states is oil and natural gas. so while we bring on other forms of energy, we can't forget our economy is still driven and relies on oil and natural gas. and it will for many years to come. >> will your industry be willing to kick back a little bit and maybe higher taxes on oil and gas to help out dan's industry a little bit. share the wealth? >> well, our industry and the earnings that we make, of course, go back to the shareholders who are pensio

he goes to nantucket. >> isn't it the same thing? >> i go to pensacola. i don't like donny at all.ensacola, florida. it's my home. let's go and ben bernanke had stern warnings. >> yeah, could be political game changers in the coming months and then we'll get to what really happened in michigan. but first as you mentioned, joe, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke is offering a stern warning when it comes to the economy suggesting recent signs of recovery could be compromised by what happens in washington, d.c. and testimony before congress yesterday, bernanke warned that a one-two punch of spending cuts and tax hikes may be more than the nation's economy can handle. >> monetary policy is not a panacea that it can help offset cyclical fluctuations and financial crises like we've had. but the long-term health of the economy depends mostly on decisions taken by congress and the administration. i think you also have to protect the recovery in the near term under current law on january 1st, 2013, there's going to be a massive fiscal cliff of large spending cuts and tax increases. >> be

beginning of the show, while i was gone last week, of course, doing my charity work like i do in nantucket, but this time i was doing it in florence and venice, those poor kids in venice. [ laughter ] >> but let me ask you, the flags, where exactly did mika hand the hammer and sickle and the statue of lenin and stalin? >> michael steele is only one man. he fought the good fight, but there's only so much he can do. >> holy cow. you know, we usually have the democratic hour of power here. but seriously, last week was a week with carl marks. even barnacle went way off the cliff. >> he was wearing a nike pullover track suit on friday, so he completely mailed it in by thursday afternoon. >> oh, i hear you guys were so unkind to mike barnicle, i even felt sorry for him. >>> coming up, we're going to be talking to presidential candidate rick santorum. >>> also, congressman elijah cummings. >>> and later, we'll have willem dafoe stopping by. very exciting. >>> also, mika jets in from the south of france. but first, here's bill cairns with a check on the forecast. bill, i just -- i don't know what

since 1999 when he helped lead the inquiry into the crash of egypt air flight 990 off nantucket, massachusettse of the nation's highest profile cases involving national security. after the 9/11 attacks he was put in charge of the fbi's expanded counterterrorism branch, eventually becoming the bureau's executive assistant director of counterterrorism and counterintelligence. pistole led or was involved in a number of high-profile investigations including the 2003, suicide bombings in riyadh, saudi arabia, the breakup of a plot to bomb new york city subways in 2009, and later that year the case of the would-be "underwear bomber" on the detroit-bound jet on christmas. he also took part in the investigation of an attempted car bombing in times square in 2010. in 2004, pistole was named deputy director of the fbi and was serving in the number two position when president obama tapped him to fill the top spot of the tsa. today, he oversees 60,000 employees who provide security at more than 450 airports and through the federal air marshals service. his agency is also responsible for the security of th

since 1999 when he helped lead the inquiry into the collegiate plot from nantucket massachusetts, he worked on some of the nation's highest profile cases involving national security. after the 9/11 attacks, he was put in charge of the fbi's expensive counter-terrorism branch, eventually becoming the bureau's executive assistant director of counter-terrorism and counterintelligence. he led our was involved in a number of high-profile investigations, including the 2003 suicide bombings in saudi arabia, the break above a plot to bomb new york city subways in 2009, and the case of the would be underwear bomber on christmas day. he also took part in the investigation of attempted car bombing in times square in 2010. in 2004, he was named deputy director of the fbi and was serving in the no. 2 position when president obama tapped him to fill the top spot of the tsa. today, he oversees 60,000 employees to provide security at more than 450 airports and for the federal air marshal service. his agency is also responsible for the security of the nation's highways, railroads, ports, mass-transit

complained about how a wind farm the size of manhattan island will clutter the landscape around nantucket island. robert bryce told the "wall street journal" that the noise of turbines, this, in his words, infer sound issue is the most problematic for the wind industry. mr. bryce said "they want to dismiss it out of hand but the low frequency noise is very disturbing." he explained "i interview people all over, and they all complained with identical words and descriptions about the problems they were feeling from the noise." madam president, theodore roosevelt was our greatest conservation president and his greatest passion was for birds. birds must think that wind turbines are cuisinarts in the sky. last month two golden eagles found dead in california's pine tree wind farm bringing the total count of dead golden eagles at that wind farm is eight carcasses and "the los angeles times" reports that the u.s. fish and wildlife service has determined that the six golden eagles found dead earlier at two-year-old wind farm were struck by blades from the wind turbines. this puts the death rate a