the situation are defense attorney jill davis and former prosecutor she is running for ag in florida pamondy is with us. fundamental lack of security and you support for staffing of teachers to provide a safe environment. that is not an excuse in this case. there is no excuse, agree? >> well, i was a little surprised when originally she hired a prominent defense attorney in harris county. when he originally spoke he said there would be facts and circumstances that would come out later. when he made the announcement that's what it was, i was a little surprised. what i would have expected to have heard was that, something had occurred before the video, before the video was shot. the students were applauding in the beginning of the video, you can hear it. i thought and a lot of people did that perhaps this teacher had come to the rescue and to the defense of this mentally challenged girl. for him to say something about fundamental security at the school is a little surprising. but he knows what he's doing. sean no he doesn't. jill, look at this video. this teacher is beating this child. loo

the situation are defense attorney jill davis and former prosecutor she is running for ag in florida pam is with us. fundamental lack of security and you support for staffing of teachers to provide a safe environment. that is not an excuse in this case. there is no excuse, agree? >> well, i was a little surprised when originally she hired a prominent defense attorney in harris county. when he originally spoke he said there would be facts and circumstances that would come out later. when he made the announcement that's what it was, i was a little surprised. what i would have expected to have heard was that, something had occurred before the video, before the video was shot. the students were applauding in the beginning of the video, you can hear it. i thought and a lot of people did that perhaps this teacher had come to the rescue and to the defense of this mentally challenged girl. for him to say something about fundamental security at the school is a little surprising. but he knows what he's doing. sean no he doesn't. jill, look at this video. this teacher is beating this child. look, m

the other side is the pam side. let's get to the boards.morning. one or two things we want to talk about as you head out the door. we'll start with a live shot of miami. gorgeous skies. look at the gulf loop current. and how close it is to that spill area. you think about it, the gulf is open on one side. so, there's a strong current in and a strong current out that goes right to the florida straits. if this ever-growing area of oil gets into that current, it's the keys that are first affected. and then, the bahamas that are second affected. and potentially the coastline of the carolinas, as well. all sensitive and be how did we do? do all right? >> yeah. great. >> all that weather report was brought to you by behr paint. george? >> you did great, sam. >>> there's been no shortage of news this week. that means it's the perfect week to bring back our friend, bill o'reilly. he's the host of "the o'reilly factor" on fox. and his book, "a bold fresh piece of humanity" is out today. >> you run downstairs. you run upstairs. like richard simmons.

suching to put the pam in play. high fast ball, crushes it into left fieldover the hammer's edge. 6 hits now in fur innings. here's him for 0-# 2. bull pen is busy. walker, he said he really liked to stair away from cliff ford tonight. coming off the ah dayal i'm sure he impressed anyway. you hit the nail on the he. that to do should not be standing there and leaning or the lot. if you thousand a good slider and the guy mitts it, the first thing that says to you, you're not dippier job. >> he was diverring for that one is what does cameron do? he gets up there and whacks one off the left field wall. very simple game. very simple things that why along with it that tell you when you are not getting things phone. got to start coming in. i haven't talked to nebraska that loves to be pitched inside. nobody with authority me. he set up him perfectly. knock him off the plate he's to be. he throws the ball into center fold. play a third. receive. nationals have just made they are third error of the knowing. lars two trues h

i will say, this made me like pam anderson a lot more.om her, she's funny, she is clever. >> i was a big fan of "baywatch." i liked her. i liked her editing -- >> we all know what you like about her. >> she had great acting range on that show. >> okay, right, quite the runner, right? this just in, lindsay lohan to play "deep throat" porn star linda loveless. >> lovelace. >> lovelace. >> wow. >> mtv news is saying anna faris was originally planning to play the role in a movie about the controversial rise and fall from fame, now anna faris says she doesn't want to be part of the project. there's some talk the original project, the names may have changed, it may be called "inferno." a producer for the movie is saying lindsay lohan has been locked in, they say the producers are making plans to attend the cannes festival. or cannes. don't correct me on that one. they plan to officially announce lohan at the time of the movie. i think this is a funny quote. one of the directors said -- the director said, he told me it would be a very good role

. >> pam anderson and her partner were sent home on "dancing with the stars."erson got a score of 51 on monday night. she was tied for fourth but she didn't get enough votes to stay on the dance floor. >>> something the baggage handlers consider carrying at one airport. >> . >> but they were relieved when they found something that could cause an explosion in one passenger's bag. >>> come of you cannot bear the news of what happened in charlottesville, and some of you can't get enough of the news. we have the latest. >>> are you rooted and hoped like you had them against the ropes? you hoped they would be pulled to safety, and you did a good job. >>> that's just an aid yacht to do that -- idiot to do that. >> it happened again. a 34-year-old tryi

. >> reporter: she is not going back to pam pampers. >> moms get upset. you know -- you don't mess with a mom's child. >> reporter: abc 2news. >> you can read what the company had to say. just log onto the website and click on the story and you will find a link to the protest page right there on facebook. >> the news forecast certified. >> i think weather had a multiple personal. >> cloudly, gray, sunny. >> yeah. multiple personalities. little bit of everything. just on and off. you have a good one? >> yeah. >> brushed it up. >> yeah. i am seeing two of you right now. there you are. >> take a look at the weather tonight jamie. tonight. not this morning, tonight. this is what it looks like. this is what it looks like at night. >> normally are you just getting up right now getting ready to come in. nice night in the city. enjoyable. kind of muggy. humidity at 83%. temperature at 70 right now. the pressure holding steady. want to show you a few sites. jamie talked about the multiple personalities. looking east you see the clouds rolling in off the atlantic a

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anyway, pam? >> a couple of stops, all of this is intriguing.i would basically say that we are in a brave new world, and we need brave, new ideas. awhile back, "the onion" wrote a funny story talking about the google opt-out village. basically, it was all of the privacy advocates living alone on a hill. [laughter] it was so funny. i laughed so hard when i saw that. but i would also say that that is the greatest harm to consumers. that is the worst outcome that we could have with privacies, having that sort of village. i think people should be able to use facebook, and do whatever they please with the new technology, and have privacy protection. the way you have those privacy protections is you do not create a world in which no becomes the only answer that you have. if it is your only answer, that leads us to the google opt-out village, and that is not an acceptable way to lift. if we accept that for our future generations, we want a world where people can share information but have privacy protection, then what do we do? you asked about threats

i was with my partner, pam duffy. we knew something was up as soon as we smelled the gun powder. with the rookie's help, we kind of started a perimeter. it was a combined effort of everybody. it's what we do. there were two guys in bomb suits. they are incredible heroes. amazing what they did. esu, canine, search and secondary device. combined effort by the fire department. it's what we do. this is our job. >> wayne ratigan is 46 years old, a humble hero having dinner with the mayor tonight. we continue the second hour of "larry king live." we'll be right back. >>> the president of the united states is at the annual white house correspondent's dinner last night when he received word something was up at times square. he's been updated since. he made a trip to louisiana to look at the gulf spill and has been in touch with michael bloomberg. let's go to the white house and dan lothian with how the white house is tracking the. >> reporter: the president has been in touch with mayor bloomberg. the president saying he did call him. he wanted to make sure the federal resources and state

pam said she called her participation in the show one of the best experiences in her life.take it really, really seriously. >> she needs good news because she's in financial mess, the reports are -- i watched "access hollywood." it said she was dealing with a lot of financial issues. >> "dancing with the stars" is a good paycheck. finale is the week of may 25th. good news for gosselin fans, kate will make another appearance for the finale. >> awesome. i like her. go to scoop.todayshow.com. >>> you can twitter us on stories. we talked about the phillies fan tasered. you lived in philly for a while. lol. they admit to being the toughest fans in the world. >> that means he's lucky he got tasted. >> someone commented on uva murder. his attorney said, oops, it was an accident. are you kidding? there's outrage with that story as well. >>> democrats and republicans weighing in on their views how best to confront terrorism and keep our country safe. up next, the politics of terror. >>> welcome back. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are responding to the times square bonding and

in the end it was pam and her professional partner that were eliminated. george talks with the satisfied star. >> pamela and damian. >> reporter: pamela anderson leaves "dancing with the stars" with five celebrities before her gone and five others still in the competition. she waltzes away a happy woman. >> definitely been a positive experience. a lot of people have said great positive things. who knows what i'll make of all this but, yeah, it's nice. >> reporter: pamela's partner calls her fantastic, grounded. he was thrilled to be paired up with her for the experience. >> i just loved the passion of the dancing. i've been lucky enough to pass it on to pamela. she had never danced before. she did an amazing job. >> reporter: chad called pamela very cool and down to earth. derek says she's really hot and his partner? >> she was just very kind and considerate of other people. the biggest thing i like about her, she kept it real. she kept it like, to herself. she's very simple and she kept it real. what you see is what you get. i respect her for that. >> rep

jones, in the book who served a longer sentence i believe pam pop, and mrs. jones is a personal life you're for. she's definitely gone home since then. >> host: from the caribbean? >> guest: no, no, she was a irish-american woman and she ran up puppy program so there was one of the few programs, rehabilitative programs this was a program for training service stocks and she had been involved in that program since it started but she was -- she certainly had a work ethic just as pretentious as pop but she had ties to the upside world. she was even more committed to the life of the institution as it were and had some serious and mental health challenges and so a person like mrs. jones is someone who i really feared for literally like on a visceral level was scared for her to go home and that is a terrible horrible thing. >> host: there but for the grace of god. after beating prisoners who came into the city they would say some of these are really big, you know, pumped up by is and he would talk about one guy in particular with a slight retardation and said you co

vendor alerted me to a car that was smoking, went over there and smelled gun powder with my partner, pam duffy. we knew something was up as soon as we smelled the gun powder. we think there were two rookie impact officers on the scene. with their help, i don't know their names, with their help we started a parameter and just a combined effort of everybody, you know, it's what we do. everybody's out there. i meaning, there were two guys in bomb suits last night. those guys are incredible heroes. amazing what those guys did. esu, canine, searching a secondary device. combined effort by fire department. it's what we do. this is our job. >> wayne ratigan is 46 years old, a humble hero, having dinner with the mayor of new york city tonight. much more on the as we continue the second hour of a special two-hour edition of "larry king live." only caltrate delivers 1200 mg of calcium and 800 iu of vitamin d, in just two tablets. share some tlc. tender loving caltrate, my subaru saved my life. i won't ever forget that. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (announcer) we all want to stay activ

a colleague at stanford university pam grossman and her colleagues have conducted a study in preparation of other professions to learn more about the clinical preparation in other fields. and, in fact, they do much better at teaching the clinical skills, at breaking them down, at naming them and rehearsing them and coaching them and assessing people on them. so i disagree with my colleague that teaching can't be taught. i would argue it's highly dangerous to take a policy strategy that permits people to be tried out in classrooms and fire those later who don't produce results. there are real children in those classrooms who are suffering under the teaching of people who later find out they can't do it. let me give you simple example. when a child makes an error in elementary mathematics as the kind that i produced in my written testimony for you, you don't want somebody in that classroom who's mystified by that error. you want somebody to rapidly size up what the difficulty is that the student is having and who has three or four key leverage things to do next to help the student learn. i

i thoughhis they have been listed today, robin smith a pam bondi and jane norton and kel i aot. so happy you're here and putting it on the line. i thank you for the courage you're showing in running for office. this afternoon, i'll be with nikki haley in south carolina doing an endorsement there and, of course, carly fiorina, it was, you know, the credibility there that sba allows a candidate to have knowing that, oh, okay, i'm safe, they're endorsing carly fiorina. you all have endorsed her. you all get it. you understand that they're in deep blue california. anyone who i running f office bold enough to declare their pro-life stance, they're pro-nra and pro-business and anti-big government principles that they stand on here she proudly proclaiming that yet some wanting too accuse her of being a rhino. no, no, no, they're in the deep blue california. if she's unabashedly pro-life and all those other commonsense conservative things she stands for, she's the real deal and i appreciate you too being bold enough and strong enough to take a stand in that race and take a stand in so m

i though this they have been listed today, robin smith and pam bondi and jane norton and kel i aot.happy you're here andutting it on the line. i thank you for the courage you're showing in running for office. this afternoon, i'll be with nikki haley in south carolina doing an endorsement tre and, of course, carly fiorina, it was, you know, the credibility there that sba aows a candidate to have knowing that, oh, okay, i'm safe, they're endorsin carly fiorina. you all have endorsedher. you all get it. you understand that they're in deep blue california. anyone who is running for office bold enough to declare their pro-life stance, they're pro-nra and pro-business and anti-big government principles that they stand on here she proudly proclaiming that yet some wanting too ause her of being a rhino. no, no, no, they'ren the deep blue california. if she's unabashedly pro-life and all those other commonsense conservative things she stands for, she's the real deal and i appreciate you too being bold enough and strong enough to take a stand in that race and take a stand in so many races acr

. >> thank you, pam. before we actually get into the discussion, we have a video to kind of set up ands[! frame the topic and some of the vitriol we've been watching. i think it give as good background, so if we could, roll the video. >> this woman thought a fellow tea partier's poster went way too far. >> i wasn't degrading him at all. i was just saying -- >> comparing somebody to adolf hitler you're degrading them. >> reads like something brought up in the early 1930s in germany. >> adolf hitler called his program the final solution. i kind of wonder what we're going to call ours. >> support the policy as obama has, expressly supported this polic supporting? >> only people yelling here are calling names it is obama telling the american people to shut up. it is nancy pelosi attacking the american people. it is democrats calling, comparing them to nazis. democrats are doing that. >> oh, yeah. i tell you honestly i think a lot of people who are yelling in these town hall meetings, do have some problems wit

i though this they have been listed today, robin smith and pam bondi and jane norton and kel i aot. so happy you're here and putting it on the line. i thank you for the courage you're showing in running for office. this afternoon, i'll be with nikki haley in south carolina doing an endorsement there and, of course, carly fiorina, it was, you know, the credibility there that sba allows a candidate to have knowing that, oh, okay, i'm safe, they're endorsing carly fiorina. you all have endorsed her. you all get it. you understand that they're in deep blue california. anyone who is running for office bold enough to declare their pro-life stance, they're pro-nra and pro-business and anti-big government principles that they stand on here she proudly proclaiming that yet some wanting too accuse her of being a rhino. no, no, no, they're in the deep blue california. if she's unabashedly pro-life and all those other commonsense conservative things she stands for, she's the real deal and i appreciate you too being bold enough and strong enough to take a stand in that race and take a stand in s