o'keefe offered her money to stay silent. she refused. o'keefe harassed her.he made me out to be a tramp. he used other people to torment. the judge dismissed it on a jurisdictional ruling which found there was insufficient evidence to show o'keefe's harassment originated in the town. however, she would take o'keefe to civil court. i asked andrew breitbart for a comment on this issue. he refused to address it. but it stands in contrast to the entire occupy movement. >> stop raping people. stop raping people. stop raping people. stop raping people. >> andrew, let me be clear. your silence in the o'keefe matter is actually appropriate. you didn't witness anything. you weren't involved, and this matter may continue in the courts. this approach towards o'keefe in light of that youth burst about occupy underscores what democrats and republicans have been saying about you for years. you are a hypocrite and frequently unstable publicity publicity-seeking hack. andrew, get psychological help. the newest voice in cable news is on the new news network. >>jennifer granho

james o'keefe is at it again in case you don't know who he is here's his mug shot that's when o'keefe was arrested for trying to wiretap u.s. senator mary landrieu phone becomes to be a journalist and was promoted by fox news o'keefe is down to is that a number of fake journalism stunts is just to advance far right wing ideology basically took on n.p.r. with a very deceptively edited video to make it look like an n.p.r. executive was making critical remarks against the republican party in his official capacity but the damage was done in that executive plus n.p.r. c.e.o. vivian schiller resigned they also messed up acorn too with some videos and that's basically how o'keefe rolls he throws blatant propaganda out there and lets the right wing media pick it up whether it's true or not is not a journalist he is a hack and now he's at it again releasing a new video to advance the myth of voter fraud this time then what you're about to see here goes to a voter registration center in minnesota has to several of them to obtain voter registration forms for fictitious people people like timothy

you know, walking go georgia o'keefe's studio just floored me. it doesn't mean i can translate it into a photograph necessarily, all those feelings. that was the work. they didn't all come easy. >> brown: in fact, leibowitz, 62 years old and decades into a successful career, says she had to learn to shoot objects such as here of emily dickinson's dress. here is the object, right? without the person. >> this is so not my kind of picture. >> brown: what do you mean? >> i never come in tight and look at detail like this. but in order to tell the story, it wasn't just any white dress. these are al bass ter buttons. there were these unbelievable, you know,, the unbelievable detail in this. it does have a sense of composition and graphics which is there since the early days in my work. >> brown: another major difference here, these photographs are taken with a digital camera. not film which leibowitz normally shoots. and without the equipment and set-up required for her portrait work. she says she found unexpected benefits. >> i noticed it right away i

the point where something will be done even if it is just a liver, you can save 2 billion. >>> ed o'keefe good to see you. >> all righty. >>> coming up new warnings for people who take statin drugs and more on that study about sleeping pills and their link to possible early death. neurologist is here to talk about those results. >> time now 9:10 a.m. we will be right back on this rainy leap day  >>> we are back now with a health alert new safety warnings about the most widely prescribed group of cholesterol lowering medication it is making labeling changes to some statins this after some patients complained about memory loss and elevated blood sugar some of the most popular statins you see them on your screen, phasers lipitor, crestor. the life saving benefits of statins drastically outweigh the risks. >>> we first told you yesterday about a new study on sleeping tablets and their adverse effect on mortality researchers found people who took as little as 18 doses per year had an increased risk of dying early. joining us a neurologist and sleep expert from the sleep lab at

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we begin as always with footage of james o'keefe in 2002 performing in a high school musial.should usually start with this. ♪ >> i'm not sure if we'll keep a still-performing musical theater, but he has been acting like a journalist for the last few years. not a very good actor. and now the tmo adorable clip of the day. keep your paws up. keep your paws up. he looks good but i think floppy, may he rest in peace would have ended up taking him. finally check in on the dangers of pin pinatas. if you don't have a tree, maybe skip the whole thing. here we go. and there's the pitch and! ow! unfortunately you don't get any candy for hitting someone in the face but you do get a very funny viral video. time marches on. just ahead a new survey by match.com reveals that republicans are more clientingly to climax than the newest voice in cable news is on the new news network. >>it is an independent progressive voice and i love that. >>jennifer granholm joins current tv. she's a political trail-blazer. >>people like somebody who's got a spine. >>determined to find solutions... >>we need g

know about that, but, you know, a couple weeks ago i'm sure you saw the undercover video by james o'keefe in new hampshire that a gop primary, new hampshire has no photo i.d. law and they simply found the names of people still registered and dead and on the list and went in and asked for ballots and they got them in every case. there's a case from 2007 in hoboken, new jersey, where this happened in a real election, where a poll watcher, happened to be the former president of the zoning board for are hoboken noticed a group of individuals on a street corner being handed index cards. he went past them and went on into his polling place. a little while later one of those individuals came in, gave the name of a voter, tried to vote in that person's name. new jersey has no photo i.d. requirement, and when this gentleman challenged him, he ran out of the polling place. this gentleman chased him down, called the police on his cell phone. he arrested him and when they arrested the individuals he admitted that he and this other group of individuals were from a homeless shelter, that these two gent

sean o'keefe, where are you? i know he's here. he was here a little while ago. we went into training then different types of training. physical training, nasa to this day starting back then leaves you on your own to stay in shape. however you want to do it. running, jogging, swimming, playing handball, whatever you want to do. be in good shape at flight time. we got into academics, so on, simulator, those are standard. you have seen those. there were different types of they weren't sure what we were getting into in this new environment in space. they put us through training on things that didn't have to be done that aren't done now but at that time they thought it safer to do these things so -- they didn't want to leave any stone unturned if we were going to go into space. in a slowly removing room in pensacola where they do sea sick studies down there, the doctor down there was the one who is the world's greatest expert on motion sickness. he had a room where you sat in there and slowly revolved. you didn't know that. you had no sensation until you moved yourse

harmless recreational drug and it's not a daily take american had journalist extraordinary james o'keefe is out of jail but see why is. the best of the rest of the news if your job intended forcing marijuana law. as you can smoke up. points at least that's the case with daniel elks the director of tennessee's alcohol beverage and which also plays a key role in marijuana law enforcement basically the story goes like this police went to alex's home with really tragic news that her husband had died in a car accident they got there and noticed the back door was open so they went in the morning to make sure there wasn't an intruder in the house or anything. else was at home at the time but the officers found pot in rolling papers on her kitchen table ironically right next to her marijuana eradication taskforce sticker report was filed but nothing came of it no charges were pressed the marijuana wasn't even confiscated and alex still has her job cracking down on part of offenders it was all swept under the rug. now look this is a sad story the woman just lost her husband and its son clear of t

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a story about a new jersey judge recommending recommending -- as i made clear o'keefe was originallyh a felony, but pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and placed on probation, not on parole. "countdown" apologizes for the inaccuracy. >>> 5% of the vote reported so far in michigan his hair still isn't on fire, and we do not know if we'll know ever how many democrats came out to vote against him. the polls closing, and we'll have more on them in michigan and arizona. first the worst, from comments on right wing blogs. even the commenters on the right wing blogs don't think they are writing down news. next. you are in the war room. it's a beautiful thing. >>jennifer granholm on current tv. >>i'm a political junkie. this show is my fix. >>in politics, she was a gutsy in cable news, she's a game changer. >>be afraid, be very afraid. now, the two term governor from michigan is reshaping the debate with a unique perspective and a forward-thinking approach. >>our goal is to bring you behind the scenes with access to stories that you've never seen before. >>she's a trailblazer determined to find

we're talking more about today's vote and its potential impact ahead in our 8:00 hour with ed o'keefe. >>> a suspect accused of murdering community activist lenny harris is now behind bars. police arrested 49-year-old lynnwood johnson yesterday charging him with first degree murder. police say johnson and harris did know each other and believe the motive in this murder was robbery. harris disappeared in september. his body was found in a well over the weekend. johnson is scheduled for a bond review hearing this afternoon. >>> maryland governor martin o'malley will deliver his state of the state address yesterday at noon. his push to legalize gay marriage may be one of the issues brought up. the governor personally lobbied for same-sex marriage during a hearing at the state house in annapolis yesterday. there is now a push for a bill that exempts both churches and church organizations. conservative religious leaders testified and the proposed change in the law is an attack on their faith. >> last year, you are esteemed first lady referred to those who oppose this legislation as cowards

and patrick o'keefe. loss is felt by their families and colleagues and also by jose giagos who developed a lasting friendship with the men who saved his life. >> i don't have any words to express how i feel about these guys. they live in my heart. i carry them in a very special part of my heart. >> although he now lives in his native colombia, he has come back to the building where he feared his life would end. >> it was very hot. there was a lot of smoke coming out of all the windows. >> and we have a surprise waiting for him. on the corner of 7th avenue and 48th street. >> oh, man. >> hi. >> it's kevin shay now retired and living in montana. shay and giagos haven't seen each other for many years. >> what a crazy surprise. i'm so happy to see you. >> yes. it's a great surprise. >> for these two men, the experience on the 12th floor of this building has created a bond that will never fade away. >> doesn't it feel much better once you know you're not alone? almost everything feels better when you're not al

joining me now from washington is ed o'keefe who writes a blog for "the washington post."see you. >> the post office's troubles are well-told at this point. is this a plan that's going to fix that? >> they say it will save them $20 billion by 2015 and it needs to happen because virtually nobody is sending first class mail anymore, at least the volume of it is down considerably in the last five years. this would close 223 processing facilities where the mail is sorted before it's delivered. most of these places employ hundreds of people. most of those workers would depart the post office through early buyouts or early retirements. others would be re-assigned and become letter carriers or clerks at the window at the post office. >> with the post office talking about closing more processing centers, won't mail delivery just get worse? >> it will get slower at least, yes, because in certain areas, use mail something from new york to yonkers just up the thruway. it could get there the next morning the way it works right now. if this starts to happen could take two days for that

julie thanks an up roar on capitol hill president obama out thing h budget plan federal reporter ed o'keefeost happy valentines day. >>> happy valentines day. >> this looks to reduce the deficit, $4 trillion over the next decade we want to look how this effects us here, what is the headline out of this budget good news bad news. >> as the federal government cuts back potentially the washington economy could slow at least some forecast maybe 2, 2.7 growth in coming years that is slower than recent years the pentagon cuts back, all these federal agencies, you lose jobs, contractors, based in northern virginia will have to cut back as well and certainly, while federal employees may get a 5% pay increase they may have to pay more towards retirement so they are bringing home less pay every two weeks. there is potential for the economy to slow down. just like if box office sales are not good in hollywood, car sales slump in detroit when the federal government cuts back it could upset things. >>> you sent over a list of what are the effects and the department you say with budget gains, agriculture

joining us is jeremiah o'keefe.d morning. >> real question is how in the world does a guy who is here illegally live here illegally that long and manage to plot a terrorist plot to blow up the u.s. capitol. for 12 years he was here. how does that happen. >> we have millions of illegal aliens if you will here in the united states no surprise lone wolf. radicalized on his own for various reasons 20 such arrests here in the united states. no surprise there. the bigger question though we have got to ask ourselves are there iranian operatives in the united states? we saw ahmadinejad of iran sperm forces of the revolutionary guard who is carrying out these assassinations that we have seen the last week or so in thailand and georgia and et cetera. >> right. >> our concern has got to be the bigger picture are there iranian operatives in the united states because as the issue heettle up. i'm sorry. >> that is the important question. we know that they have been under -- this guy had been under surveillance for a long time. an

>> at all about that, but a couple weeks ago i'm sure you saw the undercover video by james o'keefe in new hampshire, the gop primary in new hampshire has no photo i.d. the end they simply found the names of people still registered and dad and who were on the list and women in afterthoughts and got them in every case. there is a case in 2007 hoboken, new jersey where this happened in a real election, were a poll watcher who happen to be the former president at the zoning board noted state group of individuals on a street corner being handed index cards. he went past them and went on into his polling place. they violated one of the police came in, gave the name of the voter and try to go to the person saying. new jersey has no photo i.d. requirement. when the gentleman challenged him, he ran out of the polling place. this gentleman chased him down, call police on his cell phone or the rest can. and when the redskins had he admitted he and this other group or from a homeless shelter and these two gentlemen had come to them and were paying him $10 each to go vote in the name of another vo