i am remi spencer, fresh from getting some murderer off. i would pay 50 bucks to put my stuff inside them. what are you doing? and his book, how do [bleep] in public is available now. it is wonderful. and chelsea, he is considered an appetizer. it is my sidekick, bill schulz. and he knows singles like i know shingles. he is in a new movie "flika" i think it is about a mouse. sitting by me for the first time, mr. clint black. and he is a cranky old coot you would love to shoot. good to see you, pinch. >> if he hasn't gotten to his point he surely will soony, that's why you need to read. the belch indicates you used to write about food. >> put a lot of work into that? >> yes, i did. i rhymed via song. >> belching paper. it gets better. it is like an anti-bullying campaign. go away. does the country lose if prez won't booze? the new york times thinks so of the shocking -- shockingly it is not favorable. they site the sobriety or moderation of jimmy carter. william taft and herbert hoover and george w bush by saying sobriety provides raw git te

i am here with remi spencer. and f insightful commentary were chores, i would do him around the house for 5 bucks a pop. it is nick gillespie. he is reason.com's editor-in-chief. and author of the delightful book, i have read it twice, minus one. the declaration of independence, you should buy it. and he thinks he is on the set of the hollywood squares. my sidekick, bill schulz, currently auditioning for "21 jump street 2". and she is so brilliant diamonds wear anyone knee versions of her on their finger. and sitting next to me, ann coulter, columnist and author. her latest book is called "demonic" or my lost weekend with the hells angels. interesting story. and he sheds a tear because his end is near. it is our new york times correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> according to the sign section, fossils of a dinasaur found in china show it was the largest known feathered animal living or extinct. the species was named -- which means feathered tyrant. and here i thought that's what rush limbaugh called big bird

remi, will you be on fox business later this week?that's right, tomorrow, friday on the gerri willis at 5:30 and then on saturday on fox business with tom sullivan. we will be talking about trayvon and zimmerman. >> kimberly, what do you have? >> i want to promote a show without a lot of viewers. it is called "the o'reilly factor" i am trying it out tomorrow and see how it goes. >> is that on fox news? >> that's correct, the fox newschannel. i am doing a two-fer. >> i am on owe reilly as well. >> oh my goodness, you are supposed to stay away from me. >> that's the only way i can get close to you is through

lisa, remy, sabrina, amy. >> hello. my name is remy, an architect. i work just around the corner on broadway. i am speaking in support of this project. it is a fantastic project. it has about 30,000 square feet of open space. on top of that, it has 35,000 square feet of green roof. the benefits of the green roof and the open space are a tremendous compared to the existing parking lot and the existing cards gave tennis courts. -- hard scape tennis courts. it will absorb greenhouse gases equivalent to about 2700 cars, taking us off the road. it will also help with the rain water and reduce the storm water runoff into the bay, which is a critical issue in that particular area. the project will also -- if you look at the diagram, you can see how green the project is compared to the existing parking lots. it is mostly planted spaces. and it provides much-needed housing. yes, it is expense of housing, but it is a prime piece of real estate. it will reduce traffic, and these folks will now be able to walk to their offices instead of driving from places like

>> remi, bill, nick, anne, thank you. captions by closed captioning services >> tonight on huckabee. >> when people raise their voices they get higher like this and shill. you try to make your point. >> her role as margaret thatcher iron lady earned her third academy award. >> we will standing on principle. >> i realized as i was stepping into her shoes just a little bit that i didn't have anywhere close to the stamina and spine that she has. >> once of the most versatile actresses of our time merrill streep joins the governor tonight. >> obama's re-election headquarters well-oiled machine. are republicans ready to fight this battle? >> plus. >> you just lost the love of your life. >> before her husband died of cancer, he wanted to make sure the boys supported their mother. >> i know your mom's values and if she remarries she is going to marry somebody that i approve of. >> his dying wife has a similar message for him. >> she was in her last hours trying to connect us. >> brought together through grief. they discovered a whole new love. , ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee.

>> remi, bill, nick, anne, thank you. ♪ will be all right ♪ >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on.ight. >> we are very honored today to have the man currently holding the office and aspiring for it for another term. >> bill: a big shot at the associated press drops all pretense by lavishing praise on president obama. there is no doubt anymore. a supportive press wants the president reelected. >> how have you enjoyed being part of the mainstream media for the last hour? >> oh, organized chaos. >> i have to be honest with you, getting up this early was a lot harder than i remember. >> bill: so who won the battle of the divas on morning television? sarah palin or katie couric? we will have an opinion on that. >> i like oprah. she is one of my neighbors. >> bill: dennis miller has some advice for oprah on how to succeed in cable television. caution, you where to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. the battle for america begins and that is the subject of this evening's

>>mark: this difference is a good share of, -- the marker remy -- issued as evans is the share was removed he said that he was guilty them and they're looking at what did they need to do to go forward with his >>george: not he can see cars tiny get off the roadway where highway 80 is shut down. back in a minute. we believe keeping kids healthy can start with healthy hands. with the lysol no-touch hand soap system healthy hands can be automatic. for healthy tips and more, visit lysol.com/missionforhealth. >> >>george: the bay bridge is shut down and both directions. there is only one lane open in both directions. there are miles and miles of track and. the cleanup operation are still under way. there was a fuel spill there. even the the vehicles at have long been cleared from the lanes, where there are lanes closed because of the fuel spill. there is also some concern that the fuel had been spelled into the bay to. the current estimate of this back up is to the three hours. the nimitz freeway is jammed up. dumbarton bridges extremely heavy. let's get more traffic. >>erica: you just showed t

>>darya: some ross mercker remy goes back to be scrutinized by the committee today this if it's as thoughremove mercury me from office. the evidence might show evidence that the sheriff tried to dissuade people from giving -- coming forth with evidence. >>mark: take a look of this picture from mt. tam. there's a drizzle and a few spots around the bay. the will be some rain later in the week. back a minute. >>darya: welcome back. as a look at the bay bridge. the temperature and oakland right now it's 57 degrees degrees. >>mark: this weekend and was in at the continued the hunt for sierra lamar. a large search saturday did not gather any more clues. there to more research's plan this week on wednesday and on saturday. >>darya: this your national headlines in the cold case. this is the case of aids and pays. paid tried to find other evidence to help solve the miss the case of the missing boy. this play was the first boy the was that is based on milk cartons. there's no new evidence at this point. >>darya: what leads jean e. newt about exploding gas lines -- and pg&e. this these fires were ca

marie colvin and french journalists remy ashleak were two of the 9,000 people the u.n.now getting an exclusive rare look inside the house where colvin and ashleak were killed in holmes. british photographer paul conroy was one of the journalists trapped inside during the siege. they were using that house as a base. conroy was seriously wounded when that house was bombed. he recorded this during his escape shortly after his colleague marie colvin was killed. >> a lot of hits on the house today and all of a sudden run in and run in and just said get ready to go. we had just been through an arduous journey to get out and now heading to a relatively safe place. >> was was in the same house as marie and myself when marie was killed when the explosion happened and one of the people that dragged me to safety where my leg was in pieces. >> conroy credits opposition activists with saving not only his life but the lives of countless others. he says what you just saw is nothing compared to the hell syrians are living daily. >>> for all of you procrastinators, you have two he can w

jean remy was the one who interviewed. there were 50 interviews in this collection and penn state archives now have the collection but it was quite a journey. we started at 16 years ago. >> we are going to talk about the project but helen i want you to help set the stage to med tissue were appointed chair of the maritime commission in 1969. >> i was appointed chair only after this battle. [laughter] i had worked on the campaign in 68 and i have done the seapower statement, and maritime was my background. the job i wanted was maritime administrator. i was offered that on february february 41969. by february 11 of 1969 i had lost it. why? because i was told that labour had labor had to support me. i said well that's not a problem. and demand that i spent 10 hours with this office the day before talking to is the one who likes me because he was not given the opportunity to make the offer to me and he told me he couldn't control me. >> helen is not controllable. [laughter] >> the second one was assistant secretary of transport