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on my next show, rocker dee snider of twisted sister will get to say anything about twisted sister paul on current tv. [ air howling ] [ air howling ] peppermint that cools as you chew. stimulate your senses. 5 gum. now in micro pack. >> cenk: the you block in the mix brought to you by disaronno be originale. >> cenk: all right, first of all we want to tell but a local reporter out of cincinnati, ohio, ben swan. they do all these interviews with the president and local reporters and national reporters will not ask them hard questions. ben was not among them. >> how do you as president regardless of party or person to utilize that power to assassinate u.s. citizens. >> you're basing this on reports in the news that have never been firmed by me and i don't talk about our national security decisions in that way. >> he won't confirm the list but he won't deny the list. >> cenk: come on, come on, of course there is a kill list. your administration seems to have leaked it. that's disingenuous to say. i thought that was a great question. when i was asked recently what question i would ask, it

which is a bargain compared to the 4,500 sleek kid's custom rocker.course the kardashian sisters were cruising around with one. >> look at that price tag and say who are these people buying these? >> in the economy there's always a flight to value. do you want to invest in a timeless product? in the world of guccis and minute knoll l manolos. >> she strategically placed her product on "sex and the city." >> after a long day in court. miranda faced another jury. >> what does that do to your sales? >> it was great. we had a waiting list of people that said when it comes we will ship. >> reporter: and nothing makes a fashionista dro fashion eaista drool than telli her she can't have it. and then a-listers got it. gwyneth paltrow, heidi klum. rachel showed me her bug-a-boo. the functionality appears to all gear heads as well. which drives some like beth feldman bananas. >> did you get $20 million for a film in congratulations if you did. but you don't necessarily have to keep up with them. >> does the baby notice the difference between a $200 stroller and

. >> reporter: can you be crazy punk rockers? good to be honest to your children, let them nope who you really are and, yeah, be real. >> my younger son is a guitar player, so, we have a good language that we can speak with each other through music. i don't think a lot of parents really have that. >> reporter: while they may have more responsibilities now, green day continues to reinvent rock stardom. ♪ >> reporter: this tuesday, they release "uno." the first album in a trilogy. in november, two months later, they unveil "dos. in january, tres. >> we're doing the short attention span of the can sure and how things go from snooki and j-woww to all of a sudden, insanity workouts and stuff like that. it just -- the way we look at it, we're part of that culture. we're part of having sort of attention deficit disorder. >> reporter: some might consider the staggered triple release a risky move. but for green day, it's nothing new. consider 2005's "american idiot." the rock opera turned broadway musal, now considered by many, the semino

billboard says rocker bruce springsteen got a bump after the song, "we take care of our own" was played in charlotte. it had a sales surge of 409%. in a song called "to the world" kanye west is taking a political position. i'm just trying to protect my stacks, mitt romney don't pay no tax. >>> kim kardashian said she's a swing voter. she's a liberal republican who cast a vote for president obama in 2008. kardashian says i don't know which way i'm going to go. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> now here is your "first look" at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow closed at 13 rks 539 after soaring 206 points. taking a look at overseas trading, in tokyo, the nikkei leapt 164 points. in hong kong it skyrocketed. >>> the dose the fed stimulus is waiting for and traders were gleeful. the dow was up over 200 points. the s&p 500 had the best close since 2007. stocks spikes across the economic spectrum. that was in response to the federal reserve led by ben bernanke initiating the third stimulus program to boost the economy, qe3. the fed will buy $40 billion of mortga

rocker? glam? take off that mask and see! clean makeup won't fake up...r pores so it lets your skin breathe. it lets you be you! flawlessly. clean makeup. from easy breezy beautiful. covergirl. >>> 27 minutes past the hour, and the 64th prime time emmys will air tonight. late night comedian jimmy kimmel is hosting, and we'll find out who will win the coveted award for best drama. let's take a look at the nominees. boardwalk empire from hbo, breaking bad from amc, mad men also mom natured again. it won the award last we're. downtown abbey from pbs. game of thrones also from hbo, and homeland from showtime. >>> welcome back. cnn sunday morning. i'm ramdi kaye. here are some of the stories we're watching this morning. we start in pakistan. a government official there is offering dlars 100,000 reward for the death of the man who made the anti-islamic film that has sparked violence overseas. the country's railway minister made the offer yesterday saying that the money is his own and that he is not acting as a government official. the pakistani government conde

rocker? glam? take off that mask and see! clean makeup won't fake up...r pores so it lets your skin breathe. it lets you be you! flawlessly. clean makeup. from easy breezy beautiful. covergirl. >>> 27 minutes past the hour, and the 64th prime time emmys will air tonight. late night comedian jimmy kimmel is hosting, and we'll find out who will win the coveted award for best drama. let's take a look at the nominees. boardwalk empire from hbo, breaking bad from amc, mad men also mom natured again. it won the award last we're. downtown abbey from pbs. game of thrones also from hbo, and homeland from showtime. >>> welcome back. cnn sunday morning. i'm ramdi kaye. here are some of the stories we're watching this morning. we start in pakistan. a government official there is offering dlars 100,000 reward for the death of the man who made the anti-islamic film that has sparked violence overseas. the country's railway minister made the offer yesterday saying that the money is his own and that he is not acting as a government official. the pakistani government conde

one young rocker certainly had the pipes to make it through after saying she was inspired by rockersike pat benitar. she belted grace potter's paris and impressed all four judges. >> i just wanted to say thank you for all you've done in support of anti-bullying. i really appreciate it so much. >> and a heartwarming moment between one won test stant and judge lovato. jillian jenson shed tears as she talked about being bullied. judges cried. all the bullies can sit back and watch her on tv. >> how about that. >> i watched -- we both watched t good last night. >> it was good. and i thought demi lovato and britney spears did a good job. >> loved britney. >> yeah. >> me, too. >> loved britney. >> on point with her criticism. very good. >>> coming up, we are chatting live with sherri ly for more on this break news out of the metro board meeting and the approval of a realtime monitoring system. >> also, holly is in harper's ferry. they are commemorating the 75th anniversary of the appalachian trail. she is going to take us there next. it's 9:43.  4g lte has the fastest

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from martin luther king into an unknown hell's angels rocker, artists like roy lichtenstein were often guest of dennis hopper. >> between 1961 and 1967, his house was at the center of the los angeles art scene. pop artists, actors, and the film industry met at his home. they were his friends and that closeness comes across. >> but it's not just about glamour and storytelling. there are also photographs from mexico. one of hopper's greatest passions was bullfighting. >> it's very exciting to see today. it's a piece of cultural history and a magnificent piece of journalism about america in the '60s. >> his pictures showing love of detail. he took great interest in small things and try to find beauty in the everyday. it's the first time the exhibition has been shown in europe. >> how old is jane fonda? >> she must be in her 70's. >> she's been around a long time. that will wrap up for this addition of "the journal." >> we will see you tomorrow.

the director of the sjsu school of journalism and mass communications, bob rocker says if someone as young as ganim can accomplish such a feat, anyone can. ">>>"at her first job can go back to her alma mater, penn state one of the most vaunted universities in her home state of pennsylvania and do this type of story the research the development and break a story about jerry sandusky, no student in the bay area should ever say to a teacher or parent don't think i can."" ganim will speaking and answering questions at the morris daily auditorium monday from 2:30 to 4 pm. this november voters will decide if they should raise taxes to help the california state university system and prevent bigger budget cuts. students and staff anxious about the future of s-j-s-u attended a forum to stay updated on the budget crisis. rashida gilmore joins us with the details. .. rashida? thats right -- earlier this week, students and faculty attended a budget forum held by president mohammaed qayoumi. he said fixing the budget crisis depends on voters passing proposition 30. ">>>if proposition 30 passes ..

this is free enterprise this is what america is built on all of this coming from the same guy who's rocker wear clothing line banks selling t. shirts reading occupy all streets confused so my but the point of this rant is not to vilify jay z. or rather today i would like to talk to about the man who so eloquently defended the movement that's been tirelessly defending you and me the ninety nine percent that man is russell simmons is the simmons jay z's friend and fellow hip hop artist superstar millionaire and an open letter and response called jay z. is right ninety nine times but this ain't one he said so jay here's the deal you're rich i'm rich but today it's close to impossible to be you or me to get out of marcy projects or halls queens without changing our government to have our politicians work for the people who elect them and not the special interests and corporations that pay them what simmons is able to explain is that jay z. just couldn't get it is that calling out the one percent is not about throwing the fall out entrepreneurs who have ambition or successful the problem is tha

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. >> and former rocker and long time radio disc jockey greg kin has been let go. and he just celebrated his 16th anniversary, and he was known for early 80s music career. no reason given for the departure in a statement, he described himself as unemployed but says hopes to be back on the air soon for another station. the last show for k fox was today. >> and weekend is here and this is looking really good. >> there ais a a live view from our mount tam camera looking over the bay. there is no coastal fog pushing through at this moment. there is sunny skies around the bay area and over the bay. and there is along the coastline as you'll see there is sunny around the bay and inland. there are patches touching the county coastline that may be up around march wrin county coastline as well that. is about it for coastal fog. temperatures 61 degrees in san francisco, 65 across the bay. cool 57 at half moon bay and up north there is 72 degrees, and there is 81 degrees in livermore, 89 antioch. there is fog along the coast and around the bay and warm inland again, tomorrow,

on my next show, rocker dee snider of twisted sister will get to say anything about twisted sister paul>only on current tv. >> eliot: global climate change is refashions our landscape. and it's new topography is making it more vulnerable to the sun's rays. the worse it gets the worse it gets. that brings us to the number of the day. less than one percent. that's how much of the earth's surface was covered by arctic ice by the end of august. this is less than half of what it was in 30 years ago. now we all learned in grammar school that light colors such as white reflect heat. and dark colors such as black absorb it. so a generation ago we had three million square miles of white ice bouncing solar radiation off the earth's surface. now more than 1.5 million square miles of that area is dark water. which is absorbing the solar energy. prospects are slim that our government will take meaningful action. although the president mentioned carbon pollution last night climate change is accelerating, and republicans still refuse to admit it's even a problem. but as the president said, global warm

my father was a shock rocker, tenant farmer. nat 44 when i was four years old and i remember when i was four. how many of you remember when you are four? would have been to the rest of us? [laughter] honestly and we raised a lot of cotton, cats and chickens. it was my responsibility to care for the chickens and i fell in love with raising chickens like no one else could grace chicken. i became very good at raising chickens. this chickens time is something one before it got involved in the liberal rights movement. they tap the patients. they taught me to wait. they taught me to never give up and never given, that those in with fresh eggs in three weeks then we'd have some little chicks. but the philosophy and the discipline are nonviolent but i came to embrace when i was only about 18 years old. back in 1855 at the age of 15, i've heard of rousseau parks and the cooking junior. i heard dr. martin luther king junior talking about nonviolence in path of resistance. as a young person, i started studying the way of peace, the way of

self africana fans helped discover a mexican-american detroit musician and the same way the british rockersrepit and gritty but at its heart to industries that have kept it's hard to beating cars and music. hard to beating, cars in and heart beating cars and music. >> while also working to keep his musical life. >> i always played music. >> the 70 year-old rodriguez recorded an album in 1959 motown hated it, the music capital of the world for recording and performing a time when a lot of other detroit musicians had huge fan base is domestically and internationally but rodriguez's music never sold in the u.s. anyways but he kept slugging away at manual labor. rodriguez, a human metaphor for detroit both facing setbacks but hardly defeated. exhibiting results resilience determination believing in better days ahead. while working and raising a family rodriguez took 10 years off to earn a 4 year college degree. >> how one can improve once the station in life... >> his lyrics were intelligent creative and reflective of reality, his ear and his city. lyrics inspired more by politics and romance >

on my next show, rocker dee snider of twisted sister will get to say anything about twisted sister paul fruit or relaxing mint flavor. new 5 rpm gum. stimulate your senses. >>i jump out of my skin at people when i'm upset. do you share the sense of outrage that they're doing this, this corruption based on corruption based on corruption. >>i think that's an understatement, eliot. u>> i'm not prone tot. understatement, so explain to me why that is. i think the mob learned from wall st., not vice versa. ♪ >> announcer: heard around the country and seen on current tv. this is the "bill press show." >> bill: here we go 13 minutes before the top of the hour. the "full court press." time for our monday morning sports page here on the "full court press," and who better to take about it than the sports editor for "the nation" magazine and the sports editor for the "full court press," we have adopted him or stolen him or whatever, dave zirin how are you? >> i am still reeling from the intense sports weekend. >> bill: that's right. my god for people like you, right this is it right? >> it was a li

must use the next 61 days to do everything we can to reelect her rocker obama, president of the uniteda, president of the united states and joe biden, vice president of the united states. the chair will now make a motion to adjourn. is there a second of all those in favor, say aye. all those opposed? the ayes have it. this is adjourn. god bless the democratic party, and most importantly, god bless the united states of america. racand racks president obama and vice president joe biden accepting the nomination for a second term in office. in a few minutes we will be taking your phone calls. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] you can tweet us a comment as well. please use #dnc. a night of stark contrasts drawn by the speakers. we will be back in a few minutes to begin taking your calls. good evening. >> we will begin our reaction to the president of acceptance speech down on the floor. guard steve of euro from denver -- two delegates from denver. what did you hear? i think that is what the president set out to d

. >> reporter: he is a former rocker, so he knows it is all about patents and trademarks. >> we don'ttaken advantage of. >> reporter: especially when every youtube hit means cash. and then there is the merchandise. >> we're trying to make it like the new hello kitty. >> reporter: sounds impossible, but closer to the truth than you would think impossible. because this accident has turned into a 6 figure deal, and the best part, it was the toy manufacturer who contacted him. >> they also work with big names like disney, tonka toys. >> reporter: then there is the commercial deal would be vitamin water. keyboard cat brought in a lot of viewers, scoring a deal with wonderful pistacios. premiering during game six of the 2010 world series. this one got the most views. >> snooky was the next commercial. and she kicked her butt. >> reporter: the creator, charlie schmidt, says this is now his full-time gig. >> on average, it is certainly a six-figure team each year since that. and it continues to grow. >> reporter: lazlo's fame has hit japan, to europe and back home. >> he may enjoy seeing hims

on my next show, rocker dee snider of twisted sister will get to say anything about twisted sister paul >>only on current tv. >>> it's my great honor to place into nomination for the office of vice president of the united states, my father my hero, joe biden. [ cheers and applause ] >> i move to suspend the roll and nominate by acclaimation joe biden as the vice presidential candidate. [ cheers and applause ] >> jennifer: let me just say i love joe biden. that was him tearing up at the convention last night, as his son beau who is also the attorney general of delaware nominated his father his hero for a second term. the pundits have spent a lot of time rehashing the most fiery speeches, but there were also a lot of moments like that. here are some of our favorites. >> it's about whether we do for our fellow americans what my crew did for me whether we'll look out for the hardest hit and the disabled whether we'll pool together in a time of need whether we'll refuse to give up until the job is done. >>> barack knows the american dream because he has lived it and he wants everyone in this

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rocker? glam? take off that mask and see! clean makeup won't fake up...t lets your skin breathe. it lets you be you! flawlessly. clean makeup. from easy breezy beautiful. covergirl. >>> check out this photo from the university of alabama. they have school spirit. and we know you do, too. there's still time for kathie lee and me to go to your college. tweet us at klgandhodau. >> we are back in today's kitchen making paella. you can enjoy this spanish baked meal. a chef named p,rfecto will show us how. i love it. how are you? >> the name is perfecto. >> only my name is. >> we start with olive oil? >> we start with olive oil. you're from spain. beautiful. so you don't put seafood in your paella. >> traditionally it's rabbit, chicken and snail. >> rabbit, chicken and snail? >> what a combo. what do you have there? >> this is pork and chicken. and we start to make it. we can put this in. >> what is this? this is lima beans and artichoke. >> you whip that up. we mix everything. and we need a good salt. >> of course. >> good flavor. no, no. >> pay attention. >>

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some would say, you look like a rocker. >> i guess so, yeah. i'm kind of wild and wooly here. about because i started listening to james brown a lot back in college. and i kind of, after listening to that, i wanted more. i started seeking out different funk related music to listen to and to play. so i started researching african music and africa 70 bands. and salsa, stuff like that. >> we were listening, and it's great. d.c. half street fairgrounds is where the event is taking place. a bunch of other bands performing live. tickets are still available. there's your info. we'll have all this information on our web site. your last album came out earlier this year. what are you playing today? >> it's a song called "chaga,." >> thank you very much. here we go, the funk ark. ♪ ♪  [ male announcer ] this is america's manufacturing when president obama took office. this is china's. under obama, we've lost over half a million manufacturing jobs and for the first time, china's beating us. seven times obama could've stopped china's cheating. seven times he

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you say you have the math to prove he is sort of off his rocker so let it rip. >> well, i was asked earlier today what i thought about his idea to stimulate the economy by spending more and i said, it wouldn't work. i said if it were true that spending could boost economic activity, then gosh, wouldn't it be easy to make everybody in the world rich? just spend more money. there should be no poverty. so i thought by just, matter of fact, matter of truth, common sense people would realize how wrong he was. he decided to take to the pages of "the new york times" blog and say i was wrong. melissa: let me quote for our audience so they can see what he said and you can respond to it. he said, fiscal expansion has a positive effect if the economy is depressed and monetary policy won't move to offset it. typically if the economy is in a liquidity trap. that is his response. >> right. melissa: what do you think about that? >> these things called liquidity traps. so the idea that in a liquidity trap the federal reserve is pumping in money but nobody will spend. that is the whole point. and that's whe

malibu that you were wealthy from george hall milton and rod stewart one of the most is successful rockersme. it wasn't the case. >> it wasn't the case. when george and i split up we wrote out our agreement on a napkin. >> very unhollywood. >> and when rod and i split up it was a different story but i walked away with not very much willingly because i was young still and i thought i would work and my life would take a different turn and i was probably foolish at the time. >> why did you think that rod stewart would change from being the legendary womanizer that he was? >> doesn't every woman when she falls in love think that the man is going to change for her 12346789. >> geraldo: sure. >> well, i thought that, too. and we did for the first few years of our marriage we had a real fairy tail marriage and we were very much in love and then slow hely but surely started to crumble. i was no longer the fun loving girl that he met because suddenly i had three small children and i wanted to stay home and be with the kids and he wasn't quite ready to give up the rock style life yet. i write about

he looks a little off his rocker and he did this thing that was kind of crazy.hink they're probably kicking themselves today. i think it worked a little bit. i think that they humanized him and i think they might see a little bit of a bump. >> what i noted was that it seemed to go a long way to move mitt romney from cold and sterile to human. if you think back to it, there weren't specific anecdotes about what mitt did on x y or z or what he said and how he reacted to a situation. it took him from cold and sterile to human like you and me. if i had mitt romney and i had that kind of money i'd do that, too. you would help a neighbor when they lost a child. you would take people in and help them out when they're down on their luck and maybe needing a hand up. these are things that average people do. to make the case that he does the same i think so that you things that you and i do is remarkable that they had to go that distance to make him warmer. not warm and fuzzy, but warmer. >> eliot: just a guy sitting on a yacht off the cayman islands. it was incremental an

he's one of the top rockers in the world, but what set off green day's billie joe to lead to this? >> you've got to be kidding me. >> and this. ♪ ♪ >>> and happy sunday morning, everybody, at home. hard to believe just 44 days left until the presidential election. mitt romney is heading back out on the trial this week. but after one rough week, how does he plan to turn things around? george stephanopoulos will join us in just a few minutes to discuss that all. >> mitt romney says that his campaign doesn't need a reset. some of his advisers says it does. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> we're getting some answers on that crazy story about the guy who jumped into the tiger's den at the bronx zoo. turns out this was not a suicide attempt but instead something very different. we'll tell you about that coming up. >>> and we're just hours away from one of hollywood's biggest nights. >> cue the techno music. >> everyone getting ready for the big emmy awards tonight on abc. and we have your backstage pass to everything you need to know like what happened when "modern family" cast when

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