of roger to self-deprecating.ng a long time in this business. there is no more feared executive in television news. i would say in television period certainly in the news media than roger ailes. h is feared and respected. gives us a sense of the character that he reveals as you take on his biography. >> i spent close to a year with him in meetings and traveling in social situations. i was just very surprised how down to earth he is. he is a guy from small town in ohio. he is sophisticated and center of american politics and nixon administration and center of the media. he became the kind of blunt, attitude of a small town america which i relate to because i grew up in a town pretty much like his -- pontiac, michigan. he is from warren, ohio. >> lou: who ishe sophisticated one, i can ask you that coming from idaho. [ laughter ] >> lou: that is one thing. refer to idaho as the cultural wasteland. i did get over it. >> you went to school. >> lou: dot remind me. you've been arod a lot of smart, highly scessful and ama

rate roger's intellect, his wit.ver seen anyone, i have to say, the smartest man operating in the business. and i only say that, of course, because he's my boss, but i mean, he really is. he's extraordinary. >> he's done extraordinary things. no question about that. fox news is an accomplishment. before that, cnbc. and before that, he was an adviser to three presidents. >> and what became -- >> and before that he was sort of a legendary boy producer. so it is hard to argue with his success. however else you want to look at roger ailes, he's a man who succeeded at everything he's tried. >> and the idea that he has this wit, referring to the fellow who runs msnbc, i saw one line in an account this week, his wit is so razor sharp and can encapsulate bigger thoughts and stories very succinctly, referring to that person as being successful only because he was in anotheman's wedding party. i mean, that's about as convincing and damming as you can be. >> yeah you get one liners from roger sometimes, self-deprecating, someti

the information is far, far too preliminary to reach any conclusion. >> congressman rogers? came to is that they did have s agents who were engaged in intimidation of political groups. as dangerous a problem the government can have and i don't care if you're a conservative, a liberal, a democrat or a republican, this should send a chill up your spine. this is something that we cannot let stand. it needs to have a full investigation. i don't know where it stops or who is involved. whoever is involved through a fact-based investigation, and it has to be external. it's clearly shown they can't do it themselves. and i think congress needs to have that oversight and i want to invite adam, my good friend, by the way, down to the intelligence base so we can talk about the real capabilities we have that does not include military action that our arab league partners are asking for in syria and we have not been able to deliver. i think we can all get to this. >> can we come with our fox news cameras? >> well, adam -- neither adam or i look good in orange jumpsuits with the numbers on

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and roger corman saw it, or people who worked for roger.nd roger was always looking for new, young talent coming out of universities or anywhere in california. he offered me the sequel. the sequel to bloody mama, which was "boxcar bertha." (john milius) the thing that applied well from student filmmaking to that kind of filmmaking was to make what you had go as far as it was possible, to try and get it to look as much like a bigger film as possible. and to never sit there and say, "i need more." i'd like to withdraw my entire account. (woman) your entire account? yes, ma'am, the whole thing. (woman) your name? john dillinger. (woman screams) hold it right where you are, this is a robbery. i look at it today and it looks real crude. but i didn't feel terribly constrained when i did it. the things that i liked and wanted to put into it, the sense of the land and the kind of folk tale told in a john ford vista, that's all free, that's there. (woman) johnny! (john milius) you just have to be inspired by "the searchers" or something else good to

here, if you're seeing a 21-year-old, leslie rogers, in the back seat of a police car.olice say he was drunk and harassing women. they didn't arrest him, they decided we'll give you a ride home. wesley rogers is not handcuffed in the back, as they are driving along, he is fidgeting with his pants. >> i'm scared this is something i don't want to see. >> it's a gun? >> a revolver. police haven't noticed yet. eventually they turn around and say -- they stop the vehicle. and this officer gets in the back seat. watch what happens. >> let me see your hands. let me see your hands. >> he has a gun! gun! >> jumped on top of this guy, arrests him. also berates him. >> you stupid [ bleep ] -- >> they did find the gun was loaded with two bullets. >> rogers pled guilty to carrying a gun without a permit. you wonder how did he get a gun in the back seat of a police car? the police department said there was a rookie on the force who was only on two months. this was sort of an error. >>> from there we go to dayton, ohio. a police officer is en route to help a school security guard, but

congressman rogers briefly. >> nobody is calling for military action in syria. who one. >> what are key calling for? >> there are great options and you know those. this is not something we should be arguing about. the arab league partners lost confidence in the united states. they are asking us not to be on the ground. they don't want our groups on the ground. they hee need help coordinatine efforts. the problem is they are getting to places we don't want them to go. >> i'm sorry i just got to sea. >> chris: real quick. >> the administration is doing that and coordinating with the arab league. you and i met with king abdull la and others they are working with the whose and they are involved not the discussion. >> chris: we he could continue this conversation but i want to get both of you on the record about the irs. dramatic developments this week. only a limited time. the irs admits that it targeted tea party, other conservative patriot groups that had that in their name for extra scrutiny and now turns out today new reports that some officials within the irs k

oklahoma city's will rogers airport is being evacuated. all of this close to rush hour on a friday night. a lot of folks on the road. if you are in this area,

roger patterson is deep in the woods with his 16 millimeter camera. >> roger was a bigfoot buff and announcedto go out and film bigfoot. >> known as bigfoot in north america, yeti in asia, and sasquatch in canada, it's been reported all over the world. yet evidence of the beast is scarce until this film becomes a worldwide sensation. >> you're seeing in the patterson film, bigfoot shows up on cue. the creature is walking along a creek bed making what i think are exaggerated steps, exaggerated gait. turns, looks at the camera, and is gone. the patterson film was put out as here's proof that bigfoot exists. >> the film awes believers and fascinates nonbelievers. >> no matter what it showed they were going to believe it. and skeptics would be dubious about it. >> i'm sitting in my living room at home watching television and the announcer comes on telling a story about these two rodeo cowboys who were out in the forest and ran upon a bigfoot. and i'm looking. there's our gorilla suit walking across the screen. >> originally an entertainer, he makes and sells gorilla costumes. >> i received a call

mike roger and adam smith on fox news sunday. later today at 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. and also check your local fox station where you live. jamie. >> i know a lot of our loyal viewers tune in for sunday house call. today we have some important new information about your health. there are factors that can put you at risk for heart disease that negatively impact your brain. we're not going to let that happen because dr. mark siegel is going to weigh in on that. new warnings about tanning beds. that's why we showed you the shot outside. you've got to be careful of the sun. there are cancer risks you don't know about. that's ahead. we'll be right back. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve.

roger was totally fine. they needed a forklift to flip the thing over. >>ot even a dent or ding in urising he didn't get hurt. if people got hurt, i don't think many guys would be into this sport. >>> surveillance cameras capturing the action inside a jewelry store in iran. you see two guys come into the store. one quickly pulls out a weapon. they're both wearing helmets. shots are fired. the men behind the counter, terrified. you can hear their screams. the guy with the gun turns around, points the gun at somebody who appears to be trying to come to help. that man runs away. the other accomplice jumps over the count we are a bag full of stuff and they take off. reports say these guys got into a shootout with police. >> they seem to be ready to fire at people. >> a lot of times with these robberies, guys come in with no intent to fire. one police officer was hit in both legs. he should be okay. >>> now let's move on to another robbery video. the amount of stupidity in this one is baffling. you see the people they're robbing face to face. they put people

robbie rogers is major league soccer's first openly gay player.ere's more. >> the only openly gay professional soccer player in the world announced today he is coming out of early retirement. >> i actually thought that i wouldn't miss it that much, and i missed it more and more. >> robbie rogers will be on the field tomorrow on david beckham's old team, the l.a. galaxy, joining nba player jason collins in the history books, blazing the trail as the first professional fay athletes. >> rogers announced his retirement last month after he declared he was gay. >> did you hear gay stories in the locker room? >> all the time. i heard gray -- gay slurs hanging out with friends in high school, everywhere. >> gave you the strength to say i can't do this anymore. >> i was raised to by myself to be a voice, not to follow a path. >> now robbie rogers will re to the game he loves on his home turf in southern california where hi family lives. >> an athlete is an athlete. i want get back to soccer as robbie, the soccer player. i don't want to go back as this gay

i have to bring wayne rogers in. >> you know, with all due respect. no one knows what the costs is. you have 2300 pages that say 17,000 that the rheums and regulations are written by the secretary of health and human resources and doesn't say congress knew it when they voted. you don't know now.

robbie rogers is major league soccer's first openly gay player.ere's more. >> the only openly gay professional soccer player in the world announced today he is coming out of early retirement. >> i actually thought that i wouldn't miss it that much, and i missed it more and more. >> robbie rogers will be on the field tomorrow on david beckham's old team, the l.a. galaxy,nba player jason collins in the history books, blazing the trail as the first professional fay athletes. >> rogers announced his retirement last month after he declared he was gay. >> did you hear gay stories in the locker room? >> all the time.d gray -- gay ss hanging out with friends in high school, everywhere. >> gave you the strength to say i can't do this anymore. >> i was raised to by myself to be a voice, not to path. >> now robbie rogers will return to the game he loves on his home turf in southern california where hi family lives. >> an athlete is an athlete. i want get back to soccer as robbie, the soccer player. i don't want to go back as this gay athlete. i love the spor

years, to a group including stanley mcchrystal, mike rogers, chairman of the house intelligence committee, a former colleague of mine, and the former director of the national counter-terrorism center. on another occasion, john brennan, when he was president obama's chief counterterrorism adviser, spoke about the need of rolls around our use of drones, an issue that is not yet fully resolved. and general keith alexander, the head of cyber command at the national security agency, came here to discuss how the public can get into the debate about cyber. another tough issue. as the towers were falling and the pentagon fire was burning on 9/11, i was a senior member of the house intelligence committee and headed to the capitol dome. that is where the intelligence committee rooms were then located. it was the intended target of the for their plan that went down in pennsylvania, is believed.

rogers said we're continuing to work with the commission. what the proposed pieces of legislation.the commissioner also approved a certify at 7206 daughter patch area notes saloon. is commission also provided the eir on your calendar this afternoon. the commission found the analysis of historic - of historic and cultural resources adequate within the document there is one inclusion of the measures identified in order to protect impact. the environmental planning staff is working on a request to that request. the commission looking at the rehabilitation thought or son building a category one building within the conservation district as well as a new residential tower and mexican museum at the base of jessie square. after it was over there was opposition and support think the process there was shadow impacts and the departments report within the sequa and the rec and park. we respond and the commission was satisfied with those comments. so after a lengthy discussion it was approved. many of the commissioners were not happy with the base of the tower they felt this was the contrary je

rogers had announced his retirement last month as he rocked the soccer world declaring he was gay. >> did you hear gay slurs in the locker room? >> all the time. i heard gay slurs hanging out with my friends in high school and everywhere. >> what gave you the strength to say i can't do this anymore? >> i was raised to be a voice, to be myself, to be unique, not to follow a pack. >> now robbie rogers will return to the game he loves on his home turf of southern california where his family lives. >> gay athletes are athletes. if i go back to soccer i want to go as robbie, the soccer player. i don't want to go back as this gay athlete. i love the sport. i love being an athlete. i just want it to be that simple. >> just that simple. >>> still much more ahead an "world news" this saturday night. bold words from one of the richest men in the world about moms and money. he says they can't do his job as well as men can. tonight the backlash here and our correspondent goes looking for proof. he might want to see the numbers she found. >>> later that moment in boston today they have been waitin

jim rogers is chairman of rogers holdings and author of "street smarts, adventures on the road and the market" jeremy siegel from university of pennsylvania's wharton school. jim, what are the gold, bonds, the dollar, are stocks the only place investors have to put their money right now? >> well, no, they're not the only place but that's where everybody is going. >> why? >> because it's fun. it's exciting, you know, jeremy siegel will tell you the market's going to go through the roof. >> do you believe it? >> i'm not skeptical it's going to happen because what's happening that's causing it is skagerring amounts of money printing. >> the fed. >> i'm not skeptical but i'm worried about why. >> why it's happening you say is because the fed is pumping $85 million into the market. >> not just the fed, the japanese central bank said they'll print unlimited amounts of money and the english said we can do that too and the europeans. this is the first time in world history that every central bank is printing money and debasing the currency. this cannot end well. >> you're predicting danger ahe

the district attorney would offer his plea deal, and david roger won at the time and tried the case. he said there's no legal offer at the table. but he did tell o.j., he could get this is an offer, if o.j. was able to do it 36 months, we would sit down and talk. the next day, he come together. >> simpson claims, it was illegal to obtain district and district attorney will represent the appeal. >> and any chance you will get -- >> that's for judge bail. >> rogers is also scheduled to testify, with the audio and video, and with coconspiracy. >> not in a million years, different attorney could come up with a different result. >> it's being called a slow motion disaster. homes in a subdivision are sinking into a hilltop. it's happening north of the bay area. lake county public works, they have no not been able to figure out why water is bubbling. portions of the them slipping away. another ten may have to be evacuated. >>> the head of san francisco's cup planning team, he's confidence the race will go on in the wake of the accident that killed a sailor during a training run on thursday.

this morning, we'll hear from congressman levin as well as senator roger wicker on how hot things will get on capitol hill for the obama administration. he's one of those republicans that wants to do the big budget deal. plus, in the wake of more troubling allegations of sexual assault, a major pentagon decision ordering all service members involved in prevention programs to be rescreened and retrained. >>> good morning from a busy washington. it's wednesday, may 15th, 2013. this is daily rundown, i'm chuck todd. send in your good morning videos anytime you want. now to my first read of the morning. as president obama does damage control on a trio of political controversies and parts of the democratic get panicy about what they believe is a too passive white house in response, is this just a bad week for the white house or the beginning of another summer of political discontent that essentially ends the ledge it lative portion of the term. yesterday, blamed lapses in the irs on the bureaucrats. saying the fact that employees singled out groups was because of bad management, not politic

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roger nightingale is with us, as well.h ones do you see as having the most traction? >> yes. i think the focus of the markets over the last few weeks has been indeed on general dollar strength. and i think that markets were focusing very much on taper iin of qe and a tighter u.s. market policy. we think that's overdrawn. i think we are farther away from a tightening in monetary policy. i think we should look at the other side of the equation and which currencies can weaken further. and i think we should focus on rare monetary policy can weaken further. i think in g-10, japan, of course, is the most notable example. australia and the uk might see further easing. so we think at these currencies in g-10 space have weakness against the euro/dollar. >> i agree. substantially with your analysis. i think actually i have to say that the commodity producers all around the world are the ones that are noticeable. what do you think about them? >> yes, i think that the declining commodity prices is a key development there related to wh

watch congressman rogers confront with the fact that he was forwarned.h him asimulate this new information and still find a way toue it against his opponent using some kind of dick-jitsue move. >> we have been talking about reduction in available controller hours of 10% for months. >> but you didn't tell them which airports, which airlines. >> we told them that they should expect significant impacts at major hub facilities. >> well, la-ti-da. everyone knew that. >> jon: "la-ti-da." "i mean, i mean, major airport hub could be-- could be anything. i don't know." ( laughter ) ( applause ) "i mean, ( bleep ) me twice with a bullfrog." ( applause ) that guy there, that guy there, that's the reason peanut butter jars have to say, "manufactured in a facility thatÑi may process peanuts." ( laughter ) meanwhile, did you know that the sequester was also affecting non-congressional people's lives? yeah. >> flight delays aside, pundits have it made it clear the sequester has been a whole lot of noct. >> the sequester turned out tie a no-quester. >> it's way overblow

we have roger from the bar association. no carla johnson from the office of disability. -- we have carla johnson from the office of disability. i want to especially it acknowledge my colleague to help us get the resources and brought legal expertise to the table. i do not want to take too much of your time. thank you for coming. >> thank you, supervisor chu. i want to express my admiration for a supervisor chu's commitment to you. so, from our office, what we heard, many small businesses were receiving lawsuits regarding it the ada. tonight we will hear about the legal requirements, what has been in place. any small businesses that nderst informed as far as their obligations for the ada, there are the mechanisms to provide that information to you. so, we are tasked with providing the information. there have been about 300 small businesses that have received the lawsuits. knee individuals who use this mechanism and come up -- the individual to use this mechanism. while it is important to have ada access, but we want you to u

robby rogers plays for the los angeles galaxy. three months ago he said he would retire because of repercussions after coming out. about a month after jason collins announcing he was guy, but collins is a free agent. rogers has his first game with the galaxy at 8:00. >> an eighth grader won a spot to compete in the national spelling bee. 13-year-old audrey goes to wild horse school in san ramon. she won the spelling bee in march. no matter what happens this week, in maryland, she said she intends to keep honing hire language skills in the future. >> we read a lot of books and get a lot of words from them. and there are words i don't know. >> the spelling bee starts wednesday. finals are on thursday. in all, 281 students are expected to compete for about $30,000 in prize money. >> don't forget, i have a e after c except for e-i like if neighbor. >> it is a unique point in time for all of us that you can stop and say, something is pretty special. >> stopping the cycle before it happens again. first of its kind program to keep childr

that's what the fbi says they found in 24-year-old buford rogers' mobile home in western minnesota. they believe he was planning a terror attack. no details are available. as far as targets or motive. rogers is facing felony firearm charges and remains in federal custody. >>> now, one of the survivors of the limousine fire that left five women dead in san francisco is disputing the driver's version of the events. she says she yelled at him to stop when flames erupted. but he didn't want to listen. the limo driver says he thought the passengers wanted to smoke a cigarette. >> stop the car, stop the car. it took a while for him to stop the car. >> at that point, she said smoke, smoke, smoke, pull over. i'm looking. i finally kind of, you know, look back a couple times. and i see the grief on her face. >> the case is still under investigation. they are looking for the cause there. >>> an air force chief in charge of sexual assault prevention faces charges of sexual battery. 41-year-old lieutenant colonel jeffrey kosinski was arrested after reports he drunkenly fondled a woman in a virg

rogers signed with the gax saturday. months ago he said he was going to retire because of possible repercussions. his appearance last night grew loud cheers from the crowd of 24,000. the gax went on to beat the sound earps 4-0. >>> it is 5-52. coming up two bay area middle schoolers are expected to shine in the spotlight where they show off their smarts this week. >>> and ditching the ice. an escape attempt for a sea world resident that almost paid off. >>> good morning to you. taking a live look outside. kind of a cool start. a little windy in some parts as well. >> do we have a friend out there? >>ity ittsy bitsy spider. >> 5:54 right now. two bay area middle schoolers will be in the national spotlight. 13-year-old audrey of sand ramo. she qualified by spelling words like ideochromatic. an 18-year-old is also heading to the spelling bee. students will be competing for more than $30,000 in prizes. >> well, we're getting pretty shots outside with the sunrise. meteorologist christine loren. you are talking at rain through

representative mike rogers from michigan.n versus now, we'll take a look at how the dow jones industrial average has morphed over the last century since "the great gatsby" era. up and next, the three hottest dow stocks one hundred years from now. stay with us we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price -- maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick chan of fidelity investments. our one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. >>> welcome back. speak easies, the charleston, times certainly were different in the roaring '20s, a time chronicled in the new movie, "the great gatsby," from time warner studio. brian shactman. >> you just said 22-skadoo. 1922 the the year the gatsby takes place, and that year the dow hit a high just over 103. kind of crazy since answer uptick of 103 today is considered just another good day. an

>> hello, i'm glen rogers and i am here for a ethics violation. but i was not planning on speaking on this issue. although i feel as if i might be able to shed some light on it. and you know as a landscape contractor, i have had many times when i have waited six months for a project to begin, when you have the large projects that have to do with a city, construction, you know, park merced for example, this project has been going on or waiting for development for over a year, year and a half. and it could as long as that into future. i think that the longer that you have to wait, the longer that you have the people wait, in order to make a contribution, the more likely it is going to be a contribution that is not going to have any influence. and i think that undue influence is really what we want to avoid here. and one year is good, but two years might even be better. that is my suggestion, thank you. >> thank you. >> good evening, david pilpal and i want to clarify as to mr. bush's point about the san francisco housing authority. my understanding

roger climbing up the hill. there is the jump. doesn't make it. here comes the tumble and watch him. he barely moves. that's how well he is strapped in and that's how well these vehicles are equipped. >> he was so close. >> as this thing is tumbling down the hill you expect to see wheels and parts and all of this other stuff come flying off this modified jeep. that's what it is, a modified jeep, and you don't see anything. >> roger was totally fine at that point. >> upside down turtle. >> they needed a forklift to flip the thing over. >> not a dent or a ding really. >> no. not surprising he didn't get hurt. if people got hurt, i don't think many guys would be into this sport. >> imagine the scenario you pick up your ipad to check on your remote home security system, and you watch a robbery in realtime. that happened to a woman in west palm beach, florida. she got the story from wflx, and in this video you see an elderly woman let two men in her home. these guys were posing as repair men, and they were there to rob the house. this woman inside the

that's what the fbi says they found in buford rogers mobile home in minnesota. they believe he was planning a terror attack, although no details are available as far as targets or a motive. he is is facing felony firearm charges. he is in custody. >>> limousine fire that left five women dead is disputing the driver's version of events. he said he thought the passengers wanted to smoke a cigarette. >> stop the car. stop the car. it took a while for him to stop the car. >> at that point, she said no. smoke, smoke, smoke. pull over. i'm looking. i finally kind of, you know, look back a couple of times. and i see the grief on her face. >> the cause is still under investigation. >>> air force chief in charge of sexual assault prevention is facing charges of sexual battery. 41-year-old lieutenant colonel was arrested after reports he drunkenly followed a woman in a virginia parking lot. when the woman fought back he simply tried to grab her again. he has since been removed from his post. >>> for the first time the obama administration is ooh accusing china's military

roger ailes seems to be leading the charge.aid the attempt to their excuses will not stand the test of decency or the test of time. we will not allow a climate of intimidation to frighten us away from the truth. >> roger ailes is defending his news organization and you would suspect that most people would defend their news organizations. you saw a letter signed by many news organizations. >> there was one prior to that, too. i think that i agree with you, these are separate scandals. i don't, i think i am waiting to see what happens with the irs scandal. i think there is still stuff to come out that does not mean there's a path to lead to the president. any time you have an administration official or an appointee who whomever pleading the fifth. that's never a good moment. so it is hard to sort of come back from that necessarily. it doesn't mean that it leads to something terrible. but it is going to compound the problem. >> i guess i would take issue with this notion that -- the point of this the fifth is that you do not self-

rafaela dow has beat roger nadal has rafael beaten roger federer in the italian open. >> there is a reasonhe is called the king of play. red, the romethe masters. he retain his crown at the spreads of his great rival, roger federer. the spaniards 12 winning in 15 against fedor on this surface came at a lightning speed. the world's number five took the first set 6-1. at times, he showed the type of class that has helped him win seven french open titles. and he wrapped up the second match ino win the just 68 minutes. the spaniard has now won six of the eight tournaments he has competed in since returning from a seven-month injury layoff. >> when you have difficult times, you come back with more passion than ever. that is how i feel today. i am enjoying every moment. want the chance to enjoy days like today for the many years. >> the organization -- the organizers at roland garros are ready for him at the french open. >> women's world number one serena williams won the italian open. she will head to the french open on a career-best 24-match winning streak. had aaland's cricket team big if he

rogers, what can we do to help endangered species?" >> when i look at what we did, i honestly am blown away. i'm really proud to see that, you know, that little project created this. >>> major funding for "natural heroes" is provided by... alice's garden -- experience the wonder of nature with pure and natural products. additional support provided by the lef foundation. ♪ ♪ >>> we all live in a watershed, somewhere, someplace... ♪ this is a story of how a sense of connection to place transformed a community... beginning with the children, beginning with a question. >> in 1992, i was teaching fourth grade, and i showed a video on endangered species and watched my students sink lower and lower in their seats until it was done. and then one boy raised his hand and he said, "mrs. rogers, what can we do to help endangered species?" >> it seemed liked somebody's got to do something about it. what good is talking about something if you're not going to try and help? >> and that's when i looked at him and i knew i couldn't say, you know, "let's