pete seeger performed. crosby, stills, and nash performed, and adam yauch was a teenager, probably couldn't drive yet, came down and handed out leaflets for antinuclear activism. now, he grew up with that tradition. his parents were against the war, but he remembered-- and he told us this-- he remembered that-- looking out and seeing that musicians can attract all these people around a cause, and fast forward 20 years later, he realizes, "hey, i can do this too. i've got a band; i can have an impact." you know, it's-- david's right. it's not about passing the torch. maybe some of the techniques, maybe some of the methodology-- there might be some inspiration, but it wasn't the way we thought it would be where we could pat ourselves on the back. there is a generation, i think, that believes all the meaningful music took place between 1960 and 1969, and you tell an extraordinary story in the book about your own childhood. at age ten, you hear a song called strange fruit. could you talk a little bit about your

pete, surprising or did predict?oxicated right now because i just saw your charts and graphs. totally predictable. i want to throw another curveball here which is to say the thing we're not able to measure is how much illegal drugs people are using, specifically marijuana. if we were able to tax that and not spend so much money to fight it, you would bring a lot more money into the economy. >> here we go, pete. are you for legalization of marijuana? >> who isn't at this point. >> chrystia? >> as it happens, i am also, and on this alcohol consumption, ali, you know, as well as i do, this is the classic recession phenomenon. they call them sin companies, so the classic was lipstick, liquor and cigarettes which i guess speaks to pete's drugs category. and, you know, clearly when things are not so great, we turn to those small comforts. >> isn't it interesting that now you can find a beer or glass of wine cheaper than a gallon of gas, so you might as well buy the beer and not drive the car anywhere. >> hold that thought,

it's where we begin with our justice correspondent pete williams at the court tonight. pete, good evening. >> reporter: brian, in throw ing this case out before it could even go to trial t court said women suing walmart had too many things that are disparate, not enough in common to wage discrimination into one mass lawsuit. the ruling is a huge legal blow to betty dukes in california, a walmart greeter and one of the first to sue. >> if you are a major corporation in america and have the resource, then you definitely have a greater advantage over us that have little to no means. >> reporter: with only small claims individually, the women filed a class-action lawsuit t only way most were likely to get into court. they claimed the company had a permeated 3,000 stores. but by a ruling of 5-4, with the three women justices justices d, the court said that wasn't enough, that the employees failed to prove that walmart had a general policy on discrimination. it's impossible to say, the court concluded that there's a specific common reason that caused all the women to lose out

pete rose. look at the hand, though. see it? yes. yes.imes you think at a certain age men like pete are not attractive. they love him. you can talk about his hitting all night. ryan sweeney with a great running catch. by the way he should be in the hall of fame. not ryan sweeney, pete rose. put him in before he passes away. ryan howard will be in the hall of fame one day with a great play. as. phillys. nobody scored until the bottom of the 9th. chopper by ben francisco scores shane victorino. real tough one for the as tonight. great pitching but they don't score and they lose 1-0. they have dropped three in a row. >>> jim riggleman quit yesterday. daviy johnson named new manager in washington. cal came home today after winning one an losing two. guess who is going home too? the team which knock off cal. virginia. they could not score with a bases loaded in the 12th inning. they could have won it. then here in the 13th. bases loaded. and boom, it gets away. and here we go. south carolina converts, virginia doesn't in extra innings with the

gwen: pete, one of the -- >> pete, one of the things i read is because you have a majority male justices, she said they just don't understand the implications in a case like that. >> if you -- fair criticism? >> 5-4. all the women were in the minority here. but i don't know that it's -- it's the women-men. because if you look at two of the three women, ruth bader ginsburg has been there since the clinton administration. but if you look at the two most recent women arrivals on the court, elena kagan and sonya sotomayor, they replaced john paul stephens and david souter, would have been in the minority. so the women didn't make a difference. >> the 5-4 the women are almost always voting together on the 5-4 decisions in the court. >> a lot of the decisions this year have once again broken on those ideological lines. and the women are in what we call the more liberal wing of the supreme court. gwen: all right. what are the -- >> all right. what are the other cases left on the docket for the supreme court? >> monday will be the last day. gwen: he started his countdown now. >> the little digit

pete, let me begin with you. give us the legal case that's being made against john eards. >> well, it all comes down to what was the money for. itertainly is no illega, it's certainly unwise but not illegal under federal law to have a mistress or try to cover up that fact. or even to ask other people for money to do it. the problem according to the government is that this was tied centrally to edwards campaign. the justice departmt sa today that the whole point of his campaign was to present himself as a miliman that if this had become public it would have been devastating it would have destroyed his campaign. and so that the money was raised to rescue the campaign. the keep the campaign from having to deal with this problem. to have to divert resources, to have to answer the charges and all the money the government says was to keep his mistress on ice. it was paid for travel expenses, hotel rooms, houses, medical care and therefore they stay that-- say that violated the law. how did it violate the law? because t

so quickly here, pete, would you think the organizers were too sensitive?uld they have kept the fake obama on stage? >> they should have. they put him on there, the jokes are funny. the performance is excellent. but it's is the place, don. it's the place. a republican leadership conference. there's a reason why over 80% of black people vote democrat. we have a statement from the former republican national committee. doug high tweeted out and says wonder why many minorities have problems with gop? hiring obama impersonator to tell black jokes at the republican leadership for starters. it's our own fault. that's the former spokesman for the republican national committee. >> guys -- >> when he made fun of michele bachmann. >> we're out of time because of the breaking news involving clarence clemons. thank you so much. we really appreciate it. >>> if you're a fan of law and order special victims unit," you don't want to miss this. >> we've done this longer than i have, that so many times i hear from people, you know, oh, he's so good looking and there's no way

>> pete williams at the court tonight. pete, thanks. >>> in news from outside the confines of earth, if you felt something strange earlier today about 1:00 in the afternoon eastern time, it's explainable. we had a close call today with an asteroid, the size of a small house, and by close call, we mean just 7,500 miles over the atlantic. again, in space terms, that's close enough to muss up your hair. it passed so close to the earth it was within the orbit of communications satellites and spacecraft. and it was close enough to earth that our gravity actually pulled it toward us enough to change its route as it passed us by. astronomers who only saw this one coming five days ago now tell us, of course, there was nothing to worry about all along. >>> when we come back here tonight, meet the woman tied for the gop lead in iowa, which is exactly where she kicked off her campaign for the presidency today. >>> and later, marshaling what resources she can, one generous american making a difference for some very grateful kids. akin

i think he's a contender in 2016 although it's a long ways away. >> pete?ra, you asked me to speculate on who's appealing on 2016. i will not play this game. the names we were thinking in 2016 might as well be mr. spacely and george jetson. >> come on. >> they should be dionne warwick and the psychic friends network. we don't know who's running next month. maybe you will be president, president phillips. >> that's a scary thought. skeletons out of the closet, i don't think so. like you running for president, pete. >> i can do the negative attack ads now. >> exactly. you and i against each other, who would be worse? newt gingrich, michele bachmann, said in the recent weeks president obama hasn't done enough for african-americans. exit polls show obama took 95% of the black vote in 2008. could their support really be up for grabs in 2012? dana? >> i don't know. i think it's -- it would be very difficult to say it wouldn't be considering that when this president took office, black unemployment was at i think 11% and now it's at 16%, over 16%. i mean you have t

. >> like pete wilson? >> pete wilson used that to knock immigrants. and this man is coming from the opposite end up there's a lot -- >> it will be pro-immigration? good. >> republican primary voters are probably with you, pat. >> what do you 90. >> eleanor vote but that's not going to do him much good. >> what do you think? >> i don't know if he'll win the nomination but will be one of final contenders? >> how about vice president? >> he would be a great choice! i don't know that romney will be the nominee of the republican party either. you may -- >> of the two, he would be inclined to think romney. >> romney at this point is ahead without question, running for five years he should be running for five weeks. >> look good with michele bachmann. >> you mean bachmann at the top of the ticket? >> she's the star this week, john! >> bachmann at the top of the ticket? >> bachmann-huntsman. >> bachmann work all the way for herself, whereas huntsman has a -- >> >>> issue two, war? what war? >> we're here today to announce the filing in federal court of a laws

think the message was clear all the outsource agent because zero tolerance is not the only and only pete pulled my neighbor or the man who plays there it's for everybody. now russia's rugby players are set for a grueling three and a half months as they prepare preparations for this softens world cup in new zealand a team that's rich upon poor feet fine title undergo an arduous training program in an attempt to belittle their status as tournament minerals was. the clock is ticking for the russian rugby team this one hundred days remains of the rugby world cup gets underway in new zealand as russia meet with debut in the competition and coach kingsley jones knows he's got plenty of work ahead of him. that's a massive challenge you know i've always liked challenges in my life. i like we've sorted through the underdog if you like and i'm sure we are underdogs of course but . there's massive potential here and i think there are we will cope is ninety nine days away. there is room for improvement a lot of improvement in every department in one thousand nine hundred s. some of the teams in our

our report tonight from our justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: the 16-year hunt for a boston mob boss ended in this genteel neighborhood in the los angeles beach community of santa monica, transplanted bostonians were amazed. >> it's just really surprising just to know that he's out in california, you know, i figured he's either dead or in another country. >> reporter: james "whitey" bulger was wanted on a raft of organized crime charges, including involvement in murdering 19 people. >> he liked to frighten people, he liked to scream at them. he carried a knife and pulled out the knife all the time. >> reporter: after nearly two decades of seeking public tips including the ten most wanted list, the break through came just this week. instead of focusing on him, the fbi asked for tips on his long-time girlfriend catherine greig. and on monday, launched a national tv announcement. >> have you seen this woman? the fbi is offering $100,000 for tips leading to catherine greig's whereabouts. >> reporter: the critical tip came the very next day, they were living in this apartm

we have more from pete williams. >> reporter: what was it that the fbi says led agents to the california apartment where whitey bulger was living? publicity. >> this is an announcement by the fbi. have you seen this woman? >> reporter: the day after this tv ad began running seeking help in finding bulger's girlfriend, the fbi got a tip leading them to her and bulger at their apartment in santa monica, though the ad itself did not run in the los angeles area. >> about how they are trying to catch whitey bulger -- >> reporter: stories were seen. in local and national media. >> of their current strategy to find whitey by finding catherine. >> reporter: attention is also the goal behind placing someone on the fbi's time-honored ten most wanted list. when bulger was added in 1999, he was 69, the oldest person ever put on the list. >> today's announcement is to put on to the fbi's top ten list, two crime fugitives. >> reporter: the purpose, to enlist public help in locating fugitives who are hard to catch. the top ten was the idea of j. edgar hoover, who liked the attention generated by his ne

after much frustration it's time to see so pete's here might be able to stand his attempt to kite surfer across the gulf of finland but with the conditions that hindered him up till now and even now in what is his latest efforts the elements will once again proving to be unfavorable as distinct lack of wind was always going to prove a problem however he made a promising stance and in what seemed no time at all he was already miles away from the astounding coastline and his coach aleksey was pleased with his progress a quarter of a way eighty kilometer journey with the wind is pretty quiet but according to forecast should pick out once we get closer to a lack of wind continue to cause peter problems so much so people into the water as there wasn't enough wind to keep this kind airborne however he was soon back on his board as a finished coastline which was also his finishing line through ever close this whole challenge was a completely new experience for the twenty four year old russian he may be a world champion can't surf but normally he's used to performing tricks over a short period o

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yes, lessons to pete dominick on how to do comedy. the nation's top economist ben bernanke set to speak today. with the economic recovery clearly slowing down, well, his assessment becomes even more important. felicia taylor at new york stock exchange. stocks not doing so much right now. >> yeah, actually the fed chief's news conference is the main event and all eyes will be waiting for that. we'll see a little churning in the marketplace and, indeed, stocks are down across the board. frankly not as much as they were earlier. we'll have no big moves until investors hear from him at about 2:15 eastern time. wall street wants to her his thoughts on the economy. we've had latest reads auto gdp and manufacturing showing slowing growth. we've also had some numbers recently about the housing and job market. those don't look like they're getting any better any time soon. the fed has been propping up the economy by buying billions of dollars in bonds. that program ends this month. it was controversial. some say not quite as good as advocates

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that statement, i was going to show pete vincent, that above all, i could make it. did. >> reporter: at home on martha's vineyard, ted still plays golf everyday and organizes the fourth of july parade every year. he spent 30 years as the town selectman, but he's most proud of his wife florence, their six children, seven grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. >> this is amazing, isn't it? >> reporter: in normandy, farmers showed ted and pinky a d-day parachute and old plasma bottles used by american medics in the field. >> i'll be darned. >> reporter: that were found in the field. >> this takes you back to world war doesn't it? >> i'm telling you. >> reporter: fewer and fewer veterans survive who can tell the story of d-day. >> very important for the children. >> reporter: ted morgan, who turns 90 in september, knows he may not get the chance to come back to normandy and he's not sure why he waited until now to return. >> it's just been great. the people... >> reporter: you needed to be here in some way? >> i needed to be here. >> reporter: here the young ted

playing today is cornell belcher and pete.first question, president barack obama has a news conference an hour from now. we will take it here live on cnn. what should the first question be? dana? >> the first question should be where is the budget from the democrats? i would love to see that discussion. i would also love to see questions on a more detailed explanation on our mission in libya. more on the atf gun walker program. i could go on and on. >> dana, the first three questions from you. cornell, what are the questions from you? >> mine is when will the republicans going to join you on focusing on the economy? the economy and jobs are the number one issue. the republicans have not told us one thing they will do to create jobs and expand the economy. all they are showing us is how to destroy medicare. >> pete. >> i would like to hear him answer al gore's criticism on why he hasn't led on climate change. i would like to hear they don't want the debt limit raised. what would happen if we default on our debt? i would like th

you spoke to pete dominic.e impersonator should have stayed on stage but he gets why organizers pushed him off. listen. >> they put him on there. the jokes are funny. the performance is excellent. but it's the place, don. it's the placement it's the republican leadership conference. there's a reason why over 80% of black people vote democrat. >> okay. >> excellent. a good point with pete. one of many by the smart pete dominic. but here's the truth. he was not cut off from making those jokes. if you watch the tape he was cut off 10 minutes later when he started making fun of republicans. romney, pawlenty. when he mentioned michele bachmann they cut his microphone off. we don't want regulations except when you're making fun of you we're going to sen censor you. >> we have another clip and then you and i will talk about it. >> sure. >> now, the donald -- remember him? he chose not to run as a republican. but he's now threatening to run as an independent. but the only thing running independent of donald trump is hi

i liked the proposal by former republican senator pete domenici and alice rivlin, a democratic formerudget official. they have the idea of premium support for seniors. but they allow you to go into the marketplace and shop for what you might want for health care insurance. if you do not find what you want, you can fall back on traditional medicare. i think that would make many seniors a lot more comfortable. it would not apply to anyone who is over 55. >> you mentioned that the gang of six is now the gang of five. while they continue to meet and talk with other senators in a bipartisan solution, they are pretty much on ice as far as an agreement anytime soon. i wonder if you still see the prospect for a deal of the scope that they were trying to work on, $4 trillion over a decade, along the framework erskine bowles and alan simpson came up with last year, or do you see a smaller deal, half that amount, whatever can be agreed on in what is a short period of time between now and august 2? >> i think it all depends on president obama. if president obama decides if he wants to embrace a p

one of the two. >> pete?is a really, really great thing that he did for eric cantor. for the country, not so much. for his party, you know, he's definitely going to -- boehner has to handle it. cantor and no republicans wants their fingerprint on the tax rates increases. you can't raise them ever again and not talking to you if you decide so and cantor won't have to touch this one. >> buzzer beater. ten second to answer this one. we have heard the tea party complain about the so-called mainstream media so what did it do this week? launched a new tv show. will you watch? robert? >> great. so the same people that taught sarah palin about paul revere are now doing a tv show. very frankly, it sounds like a political spinoff of "the jersey shore." i'll pass. >> dana? >> i don't think the criticism of mainstream media or bias and i think it's great. more diverse voices on the air waves the better. >> pete? >> kyra, i think think this is a great show. the viewers will love it. i will have a party and everybody can c

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well, right away, you run into the name pete seeger. right away you run into woody guthrie. we--i asked david to research it, and david came back with, there is no other work written on this subject, and that was irresistible to us. you know, we feel very strongly about it. we knew we had an advantage if we went to speak to the people who do it, you know? i don't have to walk in cold. i'm not, you know--it's like, "how did you boys meet?" i know, you know, who i'm talking to, and generally, we're at least acquaintances if not close friends, and we're talking about events that we did together or that we've done, you know, separately, but the same event, you know, at different times. and it gave us a window into these people that other people didn't have. we asked them, "what really matters to you? "what are you willing to put yourself on the line for? "what are you willing to put your rep and your honor "on the line for?" (bender) "and why?" (crosby) "and why?" (bender) you should see their eyes light up when you ask that question. it draws something out of them equivalent to

they discuss about who actually barbecued. >> pete. i disagree with roland.ongressional picnic. they'll talk about policy issue, as long as nobody tweets a picture of the hot dog at the barbecue -- >> oh, boy. okay, guy, i'll leave that alone. roland, pete, dana. thanks so much. >> thanks, kyra. >> checking top story now. live pictures from capitol hill, battle brewing from military action in libya. john becamer said the white house needs to explain this costly mission in congress. >>> a break in the casey anthony trial. the court adjourns to deal with p legal matters. defense starts tomorrow. >>> 22-year-old raisesing heiress is the proud owner of an l.a. home. it was built by the late tv producer aaron spelling. >>> don't forget rand some. alleged kidnapping victim said the man who took him after a sex tape starring nba veteran shaquille o'neal, prosecutors charged seven bang members in that case. meantime there's no proof that the tape exactly exists. cnn's alan duke following that story. alan, this case goes back to 2008. fill in some of the details for u

. >> and coming up next, 225 ways to prepare petes yachl the recipe book part of finney's friday free stuff tonight. >> and a simple act of charity going a long way. how that bike gathering dust >>> the weekend has arrived. >> so glad, huh? >> michael is here with finney's friday free stuff. >> this is one of the best freebies. check this out that. is a pizza box. look at that. that is a great idea more than 50 different gourmet pizzas. take a look at this thing. >> i love this. >> that is clever. >> if you don't like to make pizza, someone you know likes to make petesa. tell me that is not good. >> so great. this is showing you what to do. >> pictures are fantastic. >> and there is thin and thick crust. >> then, you're probably going to say i should work out. >> and you know these guys. we're going to give you a free pass. you can pick there is a $30 value. >> you mean yoga? not yogurt? >> yes. >> and at any time, you can log on to abc 7 news.com. >> thanks mike. >> sure. >> coming up, the flame of hope. >> made its way through >>> new tonight at 6:00 police confront a growing gang c

pete improvements were supposed to be made -- the t-line might have originally gone across the thirdeet light rail. in makes sense -- it makes sense. at this point, i am trying to be very supportive of muni's need for more rolling stock. do indymac. if you put the 15 back -- do the math. if you put the 15 back, you might find there would be a great amount of savings. maybe, that would be the magic answer. i realize there are federal funds and all these other things that could be impediments. on the right-hand side, they put everything you can do, and on the left-hand side, you put everything you can do, and i just finished pulling the appeal of the permanent -- permit. the coach facility to replace the kirkland yard. it will be a diesel facility. however, there are not a lot of hybrid diesels yet. i did go on and on. but need has to show up to the meeting where two people with any knowledge. we asked for the questions to be transcribed. could we see them. we have to answer. we will see if you wrote down what we think you are supposed to cover. i just cannot say enough about my frustr

pete, you have to listen to the buzzer. it is our god. final question.nds each for this one. how long will it take for weiner gate to fade away, or will it? cornell? >> are you asking me how long it will take weiner to fade? i think it depends. most democrats in the house hope it fades really quickly. >> will? >> look, it didn't fade for chris lee or mark foley until it resigned. this one isn't going away until we at least know what happened here. >> pete? >> congressman anthony weiner has never seen a video camera, apparently a still camera perhaps that he's afraid to talk to. we have the republican senator who actually hired a prostitute, david vitter, and he got away with it. we'll see what happens. >> we'll see. thank you for playing political buzz today. it was fun as always. and informative. quite intelligent, actually. thank you so much. political buzz will be back tomorrow. >>> the vancouver canucks take game one of the stanley cup finals. one of their players may have to sit out game two because of bad behavior. you will see why in sports ten mi

dominic, host of standup with pete dominic on sirius xm.ll start with you. let's talk about the smoking ban with a kid in the car. should you, do you think, be able to smoke in the car with that child, even with the window down? >> no, no, you shouldn't be able to, because we're not talking about secondhand smoke in terms of cancer. we're talking about the effect smoke has when it exasperates your asthma and ear infections and other conditions. we have proof for this. if you can't wait until you get home to have a cigarette and you're a selfish and bad parent, i'm sorry, but if you believe mandating seat belt use and booster seats and child seats, you have to agree with this one. there's no way around this. government has to protect innocent children who can say mommy, i'd like to get out of car. >> they put that age limit ton because those kids may not be old enough to have a voice. audrey, you're for smokers rights. are you against a ban for smoking with kids in the car? >> i would like to take issue with there is no doubt that secondhand

pete williams has the latest this morning. pete williams, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. during all that time the fbi and federal prosecutors were hunting for whitey bulger checking out tips he had been spotted around the nation, even overseas, it turns out he had been living in the same california apartment nearly the entire time. barbara gluck thought there was something peculiar about the neighbors who lived across the hall in this santa monica apartment building. an attractive couple, though the man she knew as charles gasko had a fierce temper. >> there were several times where we would start to chat and he would in a very rage-filled voice go "stop talking and come with me." >> reporter: he turned out to be a wanted man, whitey bulger, a boston crime boss on the run. since shortly after he fled to dodge organized crime charges, he's been living in that california apartment building for 15 years, the property managers say, paying cash. late wednesday fbi agents arrested him there along with his long time

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that what i was doing i could weep right now was going back or try to fly that little boy all night pete and what happened. the fall of eighty four i was driven to go back to fly to look for more discriminant or to rent a car and file find the place where i was wounded on september seventh one hundred forty four. again suddenly. i found the bridge with a recross that had been blown when i'd been shot. i discovered to the hour at the moment where i had been wounded forty years before and i cannot explain it but that discovery began my healing. my generation really were pressed with the war was about we didn't want to talk about it we weren't allowed to talk about it and then slowly in the one nine hundred eighty s. and one nine hundred ninety s. this whole thing of the greatest generation occurred it was wonderful you know the greatest generation what a nice thing to call it and we forgot what we had done we forgot that we had been animals for a lot. war is about one thing it's about killing you either learn to kill somebody else or you get killed or wounded yourself and that's why i've c

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. >>> today former governor pete wilson remembered him as a man of courage, of great intellect and a wonderful heart. he was a thoroughly decent, good man and one of the more talented public servants that i have been privileged to work with. >>> he is known as the blue tooth bandit. a search for a man who has struck again and again. plus how he got his name. >> well, a stolen laptop tonight is back with its rightful ownerment the role this picture of a man sleeping on a couch played in solving that case. . >>> tonight we have new surveillance video that shows a very calm and clever thief in action. he is called the blue tooth bandit. rob roth tells us one of his victims is a well known t.v. personality here in the bay area. >> police say t.v. personality was the first victim. >> i never would have thought that would happen to me because i am always so cautious. >> this is surveillance video taken at a restaurant in the marina last july. he is sitting with a companion when a man sitting behind her pulls his chair close to hers. her purse is hanging off the back of her chair. >> i'm ea