it just like ronnie said?e budget home tonight i cannot rest until i see the city light take the budget home tonight or is it just like ronnie said? are you just like ronnie said? like walking in the rain. bring it back again we surely see the light make the city budget turn out right oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ and i cannot wait until i see the city budget city light take it home to nine -- tonight are you just like ronnie said? are you just like ronnie said? be my budget baby ♪ [bell] president chiu: thank you. next. >> i was beaten by criminals. today, nobody wants to investigate it. nobody wants to take my complete although that violates state law. we're talking about the police department, the sheriff's department, the commonwealth attorney's office, and others. your culpability rests in protecting these criminals. it was denied in two days without contacting any of the witnesses. the office of citizen complaints also say the police can just do that, and that is ok, and, once again, concluded their investigati

we want you to check out ronnie. he's an 8-week-old puppy, pitbull, extremely friendly, not a biter, from the maryland spca. katie flokay ry is here. now we want to move on to today's to hot topic. we're talking about a warning about lasik eye surgery. what's the danger? a lot of people want to know. is there a danger? abc2 news elizabeth leeni brings us the interview and a behind the look story. >> reporter: hindsight is what's really 20/20. >> knowing what you know now, would you ever recommend lasik to someone you care about? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: he starting hearing about devastating side effects of lasik eye surgery. he asked his former employer to issue strong warnings about lasik. >> people don't understand, this isn't like getting your nails done. it's not like getting a curl in your hair. >> reporter: in lasik, a thin flap of the cornea is lifted out of the way. a laser flattens the inner cornea. that cornea can cause microscopic eye scarring and eye problems. star bursts like this are another comm

ronnie wood! hook that up. welcome back to our show, you guys.rn some e-mails and, of course, send out thank-you notes. [ cheers and applause ] i'm running a bit behind today, so i thought, if you guys wouldn't mind, i'd just like to write out my weekly thank-you notes right now. is that cool with you guys? [ cheers and applause ] i appreciate it. thank you so much. ruth, can i get some thank-you notes writing music, please? ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. beautiful. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, three-foot-long snake found in the toilet of an apartment in the bronx. whoever was going to the bathroom when they saw you must have been scared snakeless. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i knew that confetti -- ♪ thank you, new leather jacket, for being much heavier than i thought. every time i put you on, i feel like i'm getting x-rays at the dentist. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, decaf coffee, for giving me the same stained teeth and stink breath as regular coffee -- [ laughter ] -- with none of the pesky wakefulness and mental clarity. [ lau

i love watching sammi and ronnie. >> jimmy: what is the deal with them? >> i can't even believe it. when he goes back into bed with her after hooking up with all those girls, i'm like --

we [ bleep ] [ bleep ], that's it. >> ronnie belliard, all smiles. his first start of the series. >> all right, that's the very latest out here. come join us at 5:30 where i hope to have a taste of your [ bleep ], and then some. >> jimmy: that's -- [ applause ] neighborly. on the show tonight, t.i. is here. we have music from truth and salvage compa, and we'll be rig back with osbourne, so stick around. folks, applebee's 2 for 20 is better than ever this season. [ whistle blows, crowd cheers ] that's right, boomer. applebee's 2 for 20 is stuffed with more flavor like florentine ravioli with chicken. one appetizer, two entrees -- twenty bucks. [ whistle blows ] [ berman ] there's no place like the neighborhood. open until midnight or later. [ male announcer ] what if clean sheet day became clean sheet week? new ultra downy april fresh has scent pearls that give you a whole week of freshness with just one wash. ♪ and ultra downy april fresh lets you climb in to more freshness for 7 days than this other fabric softener after 2 days. so why settle? get m

'cause i had always been swept away by the work of ronnie gilbert, the woman singer in the weavers. and we just went uphill from there. the weavers had a great combination of both hedonism on the lee hays side all the way through the social responsibility and the powerful singing and into the total aesthetic, almost amish approach of pete seeger to life. so i was talking to ronnie about it once before, and i said, "it looks to me that your band, like our band, "all combined together to make "one sort of complete human being, you know, with all their faults and all their vices and virtues." they combined to make one whole unit that was very impressive to me. so i built what was our band on a--unconscious, actually-- but a format of what the weavers had done, both in social responsibility, in terms of doing benefits, in terms of helping people that you were in a position to help. 'cause it's so easy as a rock and roll band to go out and raise a large amount of money for a serious cause, which most people cannot do. and all we have to do is just, like, go out and play. and so not to do

his final game in san francisco. >>> ronnie lott gave a pep talk to the team yesterday.hat thank is pretty nice yesterday. to the saints. he is friendly with the saints my goodness, ronnie lott hanging with the saints yesterday. keep in mind, last week, jerry rice helped the seahawks with the pep talk, now it is lott with the saints. >>> on the other side of the bay with the raiders, enjoying a somewhat rare monday, they are in a good mood. raiders in studio with us last night. we figure it had out, fourth season to on sports sunday and believe it is the first time he has been in studio following a win. . >> i'm confident and we won, we won. i'm going to be happy, we won. not the depressing loss. i take losses very hard. >> isn't that amazing? four years, never had him -- things are good now. nnamdi in the black hole. the game black out on local tv. didn't see any of this beat the rams. here is the little issue here. starting quarterback, jason campbell, saw him there he was benched after ineffective first half. bruce gradkowski comes into the rescue, sparks the raider,

this is going to be a big deal. >> ronnie, you're inside, take it away. you have my attention, that's for sure. >> we're live at the carriage house in evergreen. it's the best dressed sale. i think i just bought this coat. we have beautiful clothes and mens and womens to tell you about when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> we're looking at temperatures on the first display from 45 in oakland. 67 degrees at the ocean and westminster and bel air. 56 and 57. 61 in the district. annapolis and kent island -- and now, we get into the part of the presentation we're interested in. that's what's coming our way. and forget what you see offshore right here. that's not a player. this moisture at the border, that's the leading edge of rain that's being squeezed north from the tropical depression number 16. now, before i put this into motion, we'll look at a few things. winds 35 miles per hour. we've seen bigger nor'easters and yeah, it may not get a name. it's the rain, not the wind we're concerned about. it's gathered a ton of

ronnie. >> you know what's important? every day. >> sammi. >> bitches, please, learn to share. >> want to [ bleep ]? >> d.j. pauly d. >> i love taking a bath. >> me, too. >> vinny. >> you want me to hold your hair? >> and j-woww. "sesame shore" coming to dvd soon. ♪ rubber rubber we're awfully fond of you ♪ >> jimmy: all right, that's -- before we go, one more check-in with snooki and aunt chippy, if we could. >> and let me tell you something. i think the f-word has been overused. overused. i mean, i know the f-word. i could say the f-word, it's not a new word. it's four letters. but it is used as a bleep, beep, beep, beep -- >> i appreciate you giving me advice but i'm pretty sure that aunt chip is dtf, and that's all. >> what is hell is dtf? >> down to [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: we have a good show tonight. again snooki is here, from "jersey shore." we have music from trombone shorty and orleans avenue. and we'll be right back with zach gal fin knack kis. [ male announcer ] at cheez-it, we expect a lot from our cheese... what

ladies, i don't know if you'll agree, but ronnie is some kind of hot. [ one person cheers ] exactly,from ocean township, new jersey. and i got to tell you something. [ applause ] there they are. holler! [ laughter ] all two of them. >> jimmy: all two of them counts. they're the ones who clapped for the pork roll. [ laughter ] i got to get into this. >> i wish i bought you pork roll. >> jimmy: i know. >> you're coming on my show, though, in a little while. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know, so when you come, i'll have pork roll. >> jimmy: that's what she said. [ laughter ] there you go. more with wendy williams when we come back, you guys. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ powder cleaner ] mr. clean magic eraser bath scrubber? [ spray bottle ] what does she see in him? [ liquid cleaner ] well, he cleans three times more soap scum per swipe than you. [ spray bottle ] and i bring out the shine, too! ding! what was that? that was the noise a shine makes... [ male announcer ] remove three times more soap scum per swipe with the new mr. clean magic eraser bath scrubber. with the new mr. clean looif i'

i think they'd be -- >> jimmy: i can see ronnie up there. >> big ronnie's got a hell of a right hand." one punch, bro!" oh my god. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i love that you're quoting "jersey shore." this is awesome because -- [ cheers ] >> this is happening. ♪ 300, 300, 900, 300 900, 300 ♪ >> jimmy: i got to you about -- [ laughter ] it's so good, it's so good. i want to talk about your dad. i found out your dad is now in the wrestling business too. >> he is, as a matter of fact i'm -- the john cenas have made history throughout wwe. it's been an honor and a privilege to kind of follow in your father's footsteps. there are the term second generation, third generation super stars, guys like ted dibiase jr., randy orton -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> -- cody rhodes. i am the first reverse second generation superstar. my dad shares the name john cena, he gave me the name john cena. and as soon as i got the popularity with wwe -- he is such a big sports entertainment fan that now he works wrestling matches all over new england as johnny fabulous, father of wwe superstar, john cena. [ cheers and appl

[reading names] >> hi, i am ronny. good afternoon. i am here to represent my business and the san francisco brewers guild. we all support, or i do, personally, to maintain critical services in the city. the treatment and prevention. these are city priorities. i do not think this will bring results that it intends. it said that this fee would go to lower sales and job losses. there is the cost of chronic alcohol abuse. i feel that that study mrs. two fundamental points. the actual cost increases, one nickel per drink -- i feel about the steady mrs. two fundamental points. -- the study misses two fundamental points. there are declining sales, less payroll tax, and there is going to be fewer tourists to come here, and we need to increase jobs, and the city will get more revenue. wholesalers. this will hurt our ability to fund important programs. i feel we need programs to encourage sales in a very sensitive environments, and we need an increase in spending. [bell] >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is -- with an association. we are

some day you reduce calls sampling with construction projects halted and gays getting their wives to ronnie and so they homophobic former city chiefs current downs and demos and while the ousted man says he won't take legal action against his sacking it will stay put it was. a waste of stability over yet another round of violence there just aren't doing enough about. four months of political turmoil an ethnic clashes the ballots with over two dozen pauses taking part comes after a referendum which brought parliamentary democracy to the country. coming up next and forgot to debase and. his guests discuss what the end of ational the north korean leader's youngest son will mean for the country that's up next. and if you. still. want to eat. alone to me welcome to france stop crying peter lavelle there next to kim north korea's long expected leadership transition process has begun dear leader's youngest son has been made into a four star general in the army are slated and impoverished north korea is badly in need of change how will this happen and who will ultimately benefit. if. students.

in the frozen food aisle, cheese pizza regulated by the fda, pep ronnie pizza, that's usda.he fish, fda except one, catfish, that's usda. and that usda seal on a carton of eggs doesn't mean they're safe. it means they've been checked for size and shape. the result, contaminated spinach from california, peanuts from georgia, and last month eggs from iowa that sickened more than 1600 people. >> multiple agencies really just are pointing fingers at each other, rather than actually providing consumer protection. >> reporter: here's how that protection failed in iowa. the fda was supposed to inspect the hen houses but never did. 50 feet away the usda inspected the packing facility every day but was not allowed inside the hen house where, outside, investigators later discovered an eight-foot pile of manure. the usda refused to speak to us on camera but in a statement said this incident ex pli fis the critical need to make significant improvements in the food safety system. a bill to overhaul the entire food safety system, has been held up by partisan bickering in the senate for ov

going to start with ronnie brown. and against that defense, brown going to take it out to the 43 yard line. they're now 57 yards away. >> cris: what a great call. it looked like an overload blitz to his left, run right. >> al: 90 seconds. 17-yard gain on a first and 15. henne with time. throws, caught. 40 yard line. and that's bess. and bess turns around. >> cris: boy, there was no whistle. i mean, this clearly was no whistle blown as do voenavone bess gets up. whether he was touched or not, he's lucky he didn't fumble that ball. >> al: henne looks right now goes left. catch is made. marshall inside the 30, inside the 20. taken down at the 7 by rodney poole. a blown cromartie tackle to begin with, and they're going to spot the ball at the 10 yard line. >> cris: brandon marshall with a great catch and run. he gets a little help from his friend. watch anthony fasano come flying down the field and just take out eric smith on the play. goodness gracious. that was close. >> al: ball is just outside the 10. they can get a f

and ronnie's glad he's inside. >> we're doing great, i have to mention, you talked about ray rice. yesterday, carroll and i were out and a guy said, you can't cook without rice. is that a t-shirt or what? >> i like it. we have to talk to the maryland screen printers. >> that's great. >> >> we're live at hamdon and the salvation army is talking about the angel tree program. it's not too early to talk about the holidays. we'll tell you why when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. ,,,,,,,, old gibbs canning company. ,,,,,,,, today these factories are full of dot com businesses. and now my job is helping maryland create new economy jobs. training new math and science teachers investing in our institutions of excellence pioneering new cyber security jobs and giving an old gm plant a jump start building electric motors. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message so you'll know i'm fighting for you. >>> southern baltimore county and northern anne arundel county, we have a flood in effect throughout the good portion of the western shore. we have a flood watch and the rain conti

going to start with ronnie brown. and against that defense, brown going to take it out to the 43 yard line. they're now 57 yards away. >> cris: whaa great call. it looked like an overload blitz to his left, run right. >> al: 90 seconds. 17-yard gain on a first and . henne with time. throws, caught. 40 yard line. and that's bess. and bess turns around. >> cris: boy, there was no whistle. i mean, this clearly was no whistle blown as do voenavone bes gets up. whether he was touched or not, he's lucky he didn't fumble that ball. >>l: henne looks right now goes left. catch is made. marshall inside the 30, inside the 20. taken down at the 7 by rodney poole. a blown cmartie tackle to begin with, and they're gng to spot the ball at the 10 yard line. >> cris: brandon marshall with a great catch and run. he gets a little help from his friend. watch anthony fasano come flying down the field and just take out eric smith on the play. goodness gracious. that was close. >> al: ball is just outside the 10. they can get a first wn wit

. ♪ >> ronnie's at the club hooking up with gre nads, that is a bigger ugly chick, and also landminess a thin ugly chick, and loving life. ♪ >> you want to get your [ bleep ] beep, you can stay, get your [ bleep ] ass beat. >> jimmy: well, i don't. we have a good show tonight. juliette lewis is here, we have music from five finger death punch and we'll be right back with justin long, so please -- don't leave. ♪ ♪ a day once dawned ♪ ♪ and it was beautiful ♪ ♪ so, look, see the sights ♪ that you learned [ male announcer ] at&t covers 97% of all americans. at&t. rethink possible. buy a pantech messaging phone like the impact, and get a pantech messaging phone free after mail-in rebate. i'm sorry. why shouldn't my daughter be wearing white? [ male announcer ] need a moment? ♪ don't you think she should be dressed in warm colors? you know, you're right. she is the sunshine of my life. [ male announcer ] when you need a moment, chew it over with twix®. [ male announcer ] when you need a moment, with olay challenge that. olay bodywash has 2 times the combined cleansers and moisturizers and

. >> ronnie said the bird cage are covered and there is already there. >> she sent thus individual yes. >> the kids play with the peeling rust. >> she says it's gotten bad she doesn't want to bring her grandchildren theer play anymore. >> it's all over it from the top to bottom. and anything orange is not paint. it's rusting. >> she asked to us help her get it fixed. >> it's been here for a long time. and i think it's about time we do get it fixed up for the kids. >> and facility built in 1981. >> jim teixeira is head of parks and recreation. we e.went out to take a look. one problem he says needs fixing is the sabd. >> the sand under the equipment there are some exposed edges and things and some kpax of the sand. those are things we want to mitigate. >> he says he's going to send a maintenance crew out to till the sand in the next week and says he'll make sure the rust gets taken care of before the rainy season starts in november. >> brushing that down, removing the rust and treated the metal and then putting that layer of paint over that. >> she says it's about time the playground bo

as we all unfortunately know by now, ronnie has been creeping behind sammy sweetheart's back, and thekids in the house are concerned that sammy maybe is having trouble facing reality. >> sam knew why they were together. he was still dogging her. >> ew, you smell. >> the girl was pretty much peed on. he peed in many different ways. and, you know, she just took it and smiled discuss like when you're little and you want to believe santa claus is alive. [ bleep ] santa claus is dead. >> jimmy: well, that's -- kids, pay no attention to the situation. santa is just resting. he's -- santa will never die. so to help wake sammy up, snooki and j-woww wrote her an anonymous letter on camera. i'm not sure they have a full understanding of the word anonymous. anonymous is when you all vote the same way, right? no. anyway, the letter upset sammy, which led to a very intense debate, shall we say. >> stop! stop! stop! >> [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. >> stop! stop! >> stop it! >> stop! stop! >> [ bleep ] me again i'll [ bleep ] -- >> stop it. >> stop, stop. >> sammy. >> sammy, if you mr. bleep again, i'll

i love watching sammi and ronnie. >> jimmy: what is the deal with them? >> i can't even believe it. those girls, i'm like -- [ gasps ] i would kill him. >> jimmy: is that what people do now? they go to clubs and just make out with two people at the same time? >> i mean, i think so. we're like so far past that, we missed out on the good -- >> jimmy: oh -- i wouldn't even know what would happen to my life if that happened. >> i know. i know. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i think i'd go blind or something. [ laughter ] i guess that was it. i don't know -- but that was weirdest thing. then he goes back with her. >> i know. >> jimmy: that's a crazy thing. do you -- it doesn't really represent. i mean, did you know people like that on the "jersey shore?" >> i actually, when i was like 16 years old, i went on a date with a guy named egidio. and -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he goes by one name? >> egidio. >> jimmy: he had a pony tail? >> oh, full rat tail. >> jimmy: egidio. >> absolutely. cherry apple red iroc, okay? >> jimmy: no way. >> and he took me on a date to his dad's pizzeria. >> jimmy:

mass ronnie wrote the document and nuclear weapons and his wife did the editing.arly $800,000. the u.s. has not accused the venezuelan government of seeking weapons secrets. >>> a shocking crime south of the border the victims, nine mexican state agents, all abducted now two of them found dead. it happened in the same southern state home to the hot spot of acapulco. police saying suspected armed drug gang abducted eight agents and commander yesterday. the man attempting to identify and recover a body what the tack happened. late today searchers found two officer's bodies. the mexican army is now involved in the search for the other men still missing. >>> accidental explosion kills police officers. >> new hope for the trapped chilian miners as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >> explosion killing more than two dozen people and injuring 52 others. police say three containers of explosives meant for road construction accidentally went off outside a police station. most victims are police officers. the police station now in rubble. investigators still looking int

. >> from a young mcjagger and charlie watts to a care free ronnie woods before she joined the stoneskend. but perhaps the rarest set of photos she owns are two pictures of paul mccartney playing the piano in 1974. as for patti, she's not sure what she'll do with her treasur treasurer. she admits, though, that it was an incredible time of her life and now she wants to share it with the world. >> what a wonderful life you had. do you realize that? >> yes, i do. >> very, very lucky. >> i feel very privileged to have met the people i've met and heard the music i've heard. >> and there's a lot more to this collection, as well. there's a steam letter to capital reports that john linen row when they were about to release the beatles greatest hits. he detest today album cover. he drew a drawing of what he thought the cover should be. there's the original handwritten lyrics to whatever gets you through the night. his only number one single as a solo artist. richard. >> how about that? patti, if she had facebook back then, she would have had tons of friends. thanks a lot. a really amazing stor

ronnie is going to turn inside and take a look.ing court or class, if you will, teaching them on julius caesar. that's what folks are getting tuned into right here. it's really exciting. you might be afraid to go into a classroom, but you can come out here into nbc's front yard and step into a classroom. let's walk over here and show you another one of the petals we've got. this is called "called to action." they're encouraging people -- they're all looking at me. this is encouraging people to really get involved. we talk about what can you do. here's something you can do. you can go online to educationnation.com and if you're out here, take one of these cards. it's saying what would you pledge to do? donate supplies to a local school. host a foreign exchange student. tutor a struggling student. the more people who check on online and agree to do this, american express will pledge $1 million to donorschoose o.org. that will go to teachers around the country. good thing. good on over here with me. this one is about the school and th

ronnie, if you push the camera in, this is the top floor of a three-story apartment building that was really just knocked by these powerful winds in queens yesterday. you can see where the roof was literally peeled off, like the top of a sardine can. a short time ago i spoke to julio, one of 24 people that was forced to relocate from this building after the fact. he told me that he was in that apartment with both his wife, who is seven months pregnant, and her mother. that he was knocked bia table. he was has a big scar on the front of his head where he was hit. fortunately the only injuries throughout this area, with the exception of one death, a woman who was 30 years old, police believed she had pulled over to the side of the grand central parkway when a tree crushed her car. today a significant cleanup process is under way. believed to be 25,000 plus people still without power. >> unbelievable. peter alexander in new york city, which doesn't get tornados and things like that, amazing stuff. thanks very much. >>> well, let's stick with weather because there are two big hurricanes b

the first time ronnie got breast cancer she was 27 years old.27 weeks pregnant is when i found out it was a reoccurrence of my cancer in which it spread from the original site into my bones and this particular case into my right hipbone. >> reporter: little maddy was born healthy but the cancer is still in the mother's bones and now it's in her liver, too. >> i had a healthy, beautiful baby. >> reporter: most importants that get a diagnosis of stage iv breast cancer can expect to live only another year and a half. but she's lived two and a half years and counting and her tumors have shrunk a bit. why? >> i think first and foremost it's my faith and in god. >> reporter: also, she says, because of one of her medicines, avastin. she uses it in combination with chemotherapy drugs. >> people respond differently to different types of treatments and for whatever reason i have responded positively to this treatment. >> reporter: dr. ed it perez is her doctor. >> she was in pretty bad condition. >> reporter: you have seen tumor shrinkage? >> yes, yes. de

. >> reporter: the first time ronny got breast cancer she was 27 years old.regnant. >> and, when i was 27 weeks pregnant is when i found out the reoccurrence of my cancer which it had spread from the original site into my bones and this particular case into my right hipbone. >> reporter: little maddy was born healthy but the chancer is still in the mother's bones and now it's in her liver, too. >> i had a healthy, beautiful baby. >> reporter: most patients who get a diagnosis of stage iv breast cancer like her can expect to live only another year and a half. but she's lived two and a half years and counting and her tumors have shrunk a bit. why has she lived longer than most? >> i think first and foremost it's my faith in god. >> reporter: and also, she says, because of one of her med sens, avastin. like other patients, she uses it in combination with chemotherapy drugs. >> people respond differently to different types of treatments. and for whatever reason, i have responded positively to this treatment. >> reporter: dr. ed it perez is her doctor. >> before s

the first time ronnie villarreal had breast cancer she was 27 years old.nd out of the recurrence of my cancer which is had spread from the original site into my bones, and in this particular case my right hip bone. >> reporter: little maddie was born healthy, but the cancer is still in villarreal's bones, and now it's in her liver, too. >> i had a healthy, beautiful baby. >> reporter: most patients who get a diagnosis of stage four breast cancer like villarreal can expect to live only another year and a half but villarreal has lived two and a half years and shrinking. why has she lived longer than most? >> i think first and foremost it's my faith in god. >> reporter: and, also, she says because of one of her medicines, avastin. like other patients, she uses is in combination with chemotherapy drugs. >> people respond differently to different types of treatments and i have responded positively to this treatment. >> reporter: dr. edith peres is her doctor. >> before she started the treatment she was in pretty bad condition. >> reporter: you have seen tumor s

it includes senators, representatives former governor met ronnie and the delaware republican candidate senate, christine o'donnell. we will hear first from the former boss, former governor and presidential candidate michael to be. >> it is not his recovery summer, it is our recovery fall when we take back the house and senate on november the second. [applause] i think it will be a great time for us to convene at those that panel's and finally offered a lethal injection to the kind of congressional arrogance that we have had over us for so long, passing bills that nobody in congress bothered to read, conflicting the tortured not only against our pockets but ag. >> welcome to washington d.c., the most is connected city and all of america. it truly is. this is one place that no matter where the economy is going, they never see a recession here because they can always vote themselves another appropriation one of the reasons that there is such a disconnect is because they do not see the recession's that the rest of us do. about the only financial transaction that ever happens in washington

. -- next call is from ronnie, a baby boomer and an independent. caller: good morning. i was fortunate enough to be on the cusp of the debut boomers and -- the cusp of the baby boomers. we had honesty and courage. we have the honesty and courage to talk about the vietnam war. it was wrong and we would was wrong and it is time for some changes. we still have racism that is breaking a little over the place. we have two wars going overseas. we have a government that is unashamedly committing that it -- admitting that it commits torture. it is astonishing. these things have to be stopped. these things have to be addressed. let me say something about the article by michael kinsley. debt and money and all the games we play with money, that stuff is all conceptual. that stuff is all a matter of belief. we have to be honest and courageous enough to deal with real reality. we are living organisms. we have to be supported by a living, functioning biosphere. we have to deal with issues like population. we have to stop the exploitation that we are doing because it is undermining th

. >> and here is a live look from new york where thousands of by ronnie americans are protesting againsthear them chanting, you can see the humans' rights group's debt advocating democracy also part of this demonstration. >> you know mr. bauman says that i run is the only part is the only part of the treaty that has not outlined the new chair intentions he is continuing to try to put pressure on i ran. the health-care overhaul ed the six month anniversary of insurance plans to no longer send a lifetime caps on costs. parents can keep their tall children on their health plans until age 26 and insurers can no longer deny coverage to children with pre-existing conditions. fred bennett of care or no longer require a copayment they go into effect this week, but consumers to have medical insurance plans that start over again reversed of each year will have to wait until the first of the year >> decision 2010 a new poll shows that jerry brown leading his republican challenger mitt women. this is according to a poll from public policy. their release the results of like the california voters brow