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schulz said he didn't remember the allegations, only that they were not that serious. the grand jury charged both administrators with perjury and failing to report child abuse to authorities. >> do you get a sense that someone was trying to protect the institution because of what it represents to the college, what it represents to the state and the amount of money that is generated by this program more than $300 million? >> i do have my own personal opinion. two individuals have been charged with perjury. why did they per ju themselves? i think that will come out. they may be found not guilty and that may change the whole perspective of this. >> and in fact, schulz and curly insist they are innocent. their boss, penn state president graham stood by him, quickly issuing a statement that confirmed his "complete confidence in how they hand manied the allegations against sandusky. spannier also backed paterno. paterno told curly about it. may have satisfied joe pa's legal obligation by what about his moral duty? >> it as case about children who have had their innocence sto

schulz said he didn't remember the allegations, only that they were not that serious. the grand jury charged both administrators with perjury and failing to report child abuse to authorities. >> do you get a sense that someone was trying to protect the institution because of what it represents to the college, what it represents to the state and the amount of money that is generated by this program more than $300 million? >> i do have my own personal opinion. two individuals have been charged with perjury. why did they per ju themselves? i think that will come out. they may be found not guilty and that may change the whole perspective of this. >> and in fact, schulz and curly insist they are innocent. their boss, penn state president graham stood by him, quickly issuing a statement that confirmed his "complete confidence in how they hand manied the allegations against sandusky. spannier also backed paterno. paterno told curly about it. may have satisfied joe pa's legal obligation by what about his moral duty? >> it as case about children who have had their innocence sto

schulz said he didn't remember the allegations, only that they were not that serious. the grand jury charged both administrators with perjury and failing to report child abuse to authorities. >> do you get a sense that someone was trying to protect the institution because of what it represents to the college, what it represents to the state and the amount of money that is generated by this program more than $300 million? >> i do have my own personal opinion. two individuals have been charged with perjury. why did they per ju themselves? i think that will come out. they may be found not guilty and that may change the whole perspective of this. >> and in fact, schulz and curly insist they are innocent. their boss, penn state president graham stood by him, quickly issuing a statement that confirmed his "complete confidence in how they hand manied the allegations against sandusky. spannier also backed paterno. paterno told curly about it. may have satisfied joe pa's legal obligation by what about his moral duty? >> it as case about children who have had their innocence sto

why are they picking on them. >> and msmgc ed schulz, no relation to bill schulz.ice you wonder because they are both grotesque. of course, arnold schwarzenegger, i go to you first. isn't gq a poor man's details? and isn't that a poor international male? >> i have no idea. >> i -- rut gay man here. >> you really are. >> i think this is a good list. ed schulz is pretty freakin irrelevant. and tim pawlenty, i fell asleep when i heard his name read. >> i always get hungry. it has the word paw in it and i love dogs. dye anne, do you agree with obama being on the list or the list in general. >> it is a strange list to make. the fact that -- i am not on the list. i am not cool enough. >> you may be able to get on the list it is 14 million names long. >> i bet i am on there somewhere. >> excellent. >>> tila tequilla is a solid pick, but why put this together. don't say because we do it on "red eye," but gk coming out as the list? >> i always think of them as the rich man's tiger beat. i actually did try to get on the list of least influential people, but i i couldn't make

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and what happens when bill schulz visits a place that lets you make your own cigarettes? hopefully it brings us to their day. greg? >> thank you, andy. >> happy take a hike day, greg. >> andy, i just got back, and you are telling me to take a hike? >> take a hike day is a call for people to get out and enjoy a nice hike. >> i got it. you got me. >> what do you mean? >> i ask -- i asked you to come with me, but you said you were busy and i took fredo. >> you think i care? >> it is obvious you do care. >> the only reason i mention it is take a hike day is because it is a an excellent way to get into shape and our viewers should know that. if you want to get into it now, sure, some don't think it is okay to go gala vanting with wh we have a show to do. somebody had to stay here with the show and that someone was me. >> i can't believe how bitter you are about this. >> i am not bitter. you leaving for four days could be the best thing that ever happened to my career. >> what do you mean by that? >> nothing, just enjoy hosting the show, while you can. >> i heard that. > just w

[applause] i also wanted again our honorary chair, former secretary schulz. you have been such a great leader here. i want to thank you for putting this together. i know senator feinstein could not be here, that p is extremell in reminding us that we owe a great debt of gratitude to our armed forces in the city. i'm not to thank our chief protocol officer for welcoming the officials and visitors here as well. i also want to thank captain harnden again for an impressive ship we have here today. you are occupying the space that in a couple years will hold the ships that will raise at the america's cup 34. it will be right here. some of the team ships will be located right here. for now, this is a great occupancy of this particular pier. i look forward to this afternoon when i can see all the equipment located up the stairs as the sun comes shining up. every year, the fleet week is of course paying tribute to the women and men and are proudly serving in our navy and our coastguard and our marines, and is remarkable that in recent years, this week has developed i

and schulz is now charged with perjury.f you look at the grand jury report, the grand jury said that schulz said that mcqueary's allegations were not that serious and that no crime had occurred. so if mcqueary's testimony comes into question, the case against schulz as well as others here could fall apart. bottom line here is that mcqueary still has a great deal of explaining to do. there appears to be a very great inconsistency. we have to learn more about what he said before the grand jury. megyn? megyn: david lee miller, thank you. joining me on the phone is ellis cannon who is a pittsburgh-based sports katzer and a former -- sports caster. and a former attorney. this guy mcqueary witnessed the rape, according to the indictment, he left immediately is what the grand jury indictment said and called his dad. his dad said, go talk to paterno, which he then did. the report said none of the coaches ever called police. then an e-mail surfaces in which this guy, mike mcqueary, wrote just this week from his friends, and i'm quot

my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he is the funniest guy we could find on short notice. sitting next to me -- >> i live in the building. >> the comedian sherrod. and he is a total commi used as origami. happy pre thanksgiving, you jerk. >> don't celebrate that. you killed the indians. take a began der at adam sternberg's art and leisure story on the muppet movie offering. or don't. that type of puppet tree is right above mimes and below spit takes when it comes to bankrupt art forms. the hand goes up kermit's pooper, the string is the thing, y'all. pinch out. >> nicely done. >> thanks. >>> should they have the right to open at midnight? well, some say no way. this week target, the corporation, not the round surface you shoot at to test accuracy, received a petition signed by 190,000 people. let me put that in perspective. that's two times -- >> sais sasaki scatch won. >> the reason the retail store soaping at midnight on black friday, ie thanksgiving night, the petition was the result of an effort started by a nebraska employee who said the opening time interfered with t

at that time, again, former secretary of state george schulz had come back from new york and asked about getting the military together with san francisco civilian forces to talk about disaster response. the general was on the telecommunications division at the time, heading up the telecommunications information services. we decided we would put the table top information together. i want to say one thing, off topic from this panel. 2003, i met a gentleman named randy smith. he was with the planning division. randy was the first person who gave me an education on tabletop exercises. from 2003 onward, he has been involved in every program i have put together on disaster response and a variety of other things. randy, are you here? thank you for following us for all of these years and having the marine corps take care of us. willie brown, it was a table top exercise and a wonderful program. also in 2003 we work together and created the mayor is a summit, where we invited mayors from around the country to come from around the toussaint francisco and talk about technology solutions for homeland

and bill schulz who wears ax body spray, but that doesn't even help the stench coming from his body. and cia operative and cia front organization, mike baker. the constitution and congressional oversight got you down? think diligence. and he is a left leaning bloats so he is a joke. >> today in the times, the major push by advocacy groups could bring the decision to stop lab experiments on chimps. sounds like scientists final lisa -- finally saw "rise of the planet of the apes" and realize that actions have consequences and don't forget" project q" with matthew broderick and helen hunt. i won't spoil the secret of what project x was per say, but things don't end well for vir jill the chimp, by gum. not by a long shot. >> is it just me or did he get longer? >> thanks for coming, guys. >> anyway, coming up -- >> so can his wife end the strive? will his spouse quiet the spouse? will gloria coming to the defense of her hubby in her first tv interview ever telling greta she knows him betta. >> i know that that's not the person he is. he totally respects women. >> the mr. is who has been s

he puts the wean in halloween, it is my sidekick, bill schulz. and with us, the author of the supply side of economics and the affects on the growing economy, always a treat. and he is the liberal ghoul who is read by fools, our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> cnn is expected to announce a vee vamp. -- a revamp of the morning schedule. sadly there was their rea section about my waking up with pinch pitch, you stupid executives. look what i have done for this dog and pony show. i will see you in hell, by gum, i will see you in hell. oh, by gum, that could be a profitable ad campaign for me. buy gum. >> okay. is the cain train in a world of -- hurt? see, i didn't use pain. they are denying allegationsthat in the 1990s, an actual decade he sexually harassed two women while he was the head of the national restaurant association. otherwise known as the nra. didn't know that, did you? speaking on monday, the former pizza pusher called the story a, quote, witch hunt and in his 40 years, running businesses and corporation he's

it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he is so bright that the sun is told not to stair directly at him. it is tucker carlson. fox news contributor and editor in chief of "the daily caller." and he is a total fake who should drowned in a lake. it is our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> the bureau intends to report that the prime minister silvio berlusconi will be retiring very soon. a little advice for the prime minister. loosely translated that is the sooner you resign the easier it will be for you to acquire all manor of boobies without the evil press or unwashed masses. >> gio i didn't know you were bilingual. >> i am t ry lingual. >> he used a presser to address her. herman cain took accusations of sexual harass harassment head on the at a phoenix press n conference. i wonder if he tried to remember if he rec cog easy -- recognized sharon bialek and didn't. >> i tried to remember if i recognized her, and i didn't. i tried to remember if i remembered that name, and i didn't. the charges an

bill schulz is here, even though we asked him not to be. and sitting next to me is charles payne. his brother is a police detective who wages a one-man gidgee plan tee against crime. he is always left so he is night right. hi, pinch. >> according to the thursday style section, soho shopping district is hot once again. for you nonnatives, soho is south of house ton just as lolita is north of little italy and try beck caw is triangled near canal street. that's where loose lips retired to don't you know? apologies. >> that's quite all right. we will talk about mobsters later. >> that was incredibly offensive. >> as is this camera angle. i can see your arm. >> they turned oak town upside down, or they tried to. after a general strike on wednesday, protests in oakland turned extra protesty with cops in riot gear arresting dozens of the occupy yes, sirs who marched in to take over a vacant building. they were smashing windows and spraying graffiti. even men's wearhouse wasn't safe as you can see here as they sided with the protestors and posting, quote, we closed our store today for one

it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz.nd he is a reporter's reporter, a journalist's journalist, and a sexy partier's sexy partier. >> senior correspondent. >> at least titles don't matter. >> and he is only okay for paper machet. >> senior "new york times" correspondent, if you please. today in "the times" my reporters revealed that the national restaurant association gave a year's salary to a female staff member after an encounter with herman cain. that said, it didn't include tips. ♪ we're all the news ♪ that's fit to print >> wow. >> yes, wow. >> you sing now? >> i sing now. you look good in blue, courtney. >> don't flirt with the guest. >> i can do whatever i want. now i have to pat. >>> does he have for might as claims come to light. the sexual allegations seem to linger like something that lingers. a lingerer, if you will as a third anonymous woman tells the associated press that back in the 90s, the 1990s, not to be confused with the 90s, she considered filing a complaint against the former pizza pusher. according

and whattappe happens when bill schulz visits a place that lets youthat make your own cigarettes. hopefully it brings us closer to that bless said day. greg?eg >> thank you, andy. happy take >> happy take a hike day, greg. got >> i just got back and you aremt telling me to take a hike.ke >> take a hike day is a call for people to get outside andto enjoy a nice hike.y >> i get it, andy. good job. otu got me. >> what do you mean? mean? >> i ask you to come with me, but you said you were busy so i took fredo.ut you sai >> do you think i care?i took >> i didn't, but it is obvious ? you do care. >> the only mention i said iteni is take a hike day is it is an excellent way to get exercise and get into shape, and iway gt thought our viewers should know that.shoul if you want to get into it now, sure some don't think itom is right to go gala vanting okay with a flavor of the week whentg we have a show to do. >> that's what this is about. >> it wasn't, but somebody had to stay here and run the show he while you were off with fredo.nb you can see you leaving for day four days was the best t

we mentioned joe paterno and the vice-president of this president gary schulz got half million for leaving and 330, i a year. and he's just the vice-president. that is ridiculous . i totally disagree with mark. why are we investing taxpayer dollars in educational system that are not preparing our kids for today's society. i talked to a ceo said there were plenty of jobs. microsoft and apple have jobs available. >> that is not true. >> these universities are not preparing our kids for the future. we need to turn it upside down and invest in innovative forms of edcage . >> what do you think? >> it sounds so great, right. penn state. let's just ban tax money to everything. and any time you pull out a ban on everything. all you are showing you have no idea how to fix the problem . that is not the worry. >> more money doesn't fix the problem. >> but suddenly cut off all funding to the universities is ridiculous. >> they are not training our kids. >> hold on. particularly students from low income families to get a secondary education. well is not enough accountability. more and more money is goi

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that is why i am so proud to have at this effort and to join secretary george schulz, the major come in all the volunteers in fleet week to join in the effort to make sure we do our best, and this seminar is that focus. thank you very much, and i hope you enjoy your stay here today. thank you. [applause] he a >> is also my boss, which does not mean those two have anything to do with each other. you will read his biography in the program, so i will not insult you by reading it, but let me point out a few things that it does not explicitly say. he is, by every stretch of the imagination, a scholar, a gentle man, a combat-pror, a dedicated naval officer, and what we have determined, a true visionary leader. it is an honor that i have to work for admiral walsh. it is not the first time we have had an opportunity to work together, and hopefully it will not be the last. without further ado, ladies and gentlemen, the commander of the u.s. pacific fleet, admiral patrick walsh. [applause] he >> thank you. and thank you for the opportunity to join you here today. what a privilege to be able to

the university official he spoke to was schulze who's in charge of the police. that washes out.metrically opposed stories, and we know what happens defense attorneys make millions. >> mike, go ahead here. >> i just want to point out that on the charge against curly and schulze, it's a perjury charge and it rests on the credibility of mcquery as opposed to schultz and curly. so you know, these credibility issues, regardless of what you think about sand dusky right to you and the likelihood or not that he committed the act he's alleged to have committed for the prosecution to sustain the charges against curly and schultz, they have to present mcquery as a credible witness and to have these e-mails out there contradicting his sworn testimony and coming after his grand jury testimony, that's a real problem. >> yeah, but a grown-up jury, i hate to put too much play to the jury. a jury can distinguish between a guy telling the truth about somebody else's misbehavior and doing something that makes himself look better. a yir can understand motive and why you would be honest about one t

martin schulz, senior economist at fujitsu research institute joining us in the studio. >>> here in japan the current account surplus fell for a seventh straight month due to a surge in energy related imports for they werical power plants to make up for reduced nuclear power generation after the march disaster. the finance ministry said in a preliminary report on wednesday the current account balance fell 21.4% in yen terms from a year earlier to about $20.4 billion. the trade balance also fell by 59% from a year ago to a surplus of $4.8 billion. the trade balance posted a surplus in the month of september, but calculated over the six months up to september the balance posted a $16.2 billion trade deficit, the biggest on record. the march disaster shrank exports particularly in the auto sector and saw energy related imports expand. a price hike in oil also affected the balance. that's all for this hour in businessis. back to keikichi. >> thanks, ai. >>> prime minister yoshihiko noda intends to convey japan's policy on the negotiations trans-pacific partnership agreement when he meets u.s.

applause] and we absolutely want to help you improve the cities of california, and we want to help kurds schulz, the regional director of the u.s. department of health and human services, and improve the diet of california. and i would like to hand it over to him. >> thank you. i have followed the mayor and now tim again. i like that. thank you for the microphone. i want to say a couple of things this morning and try and be brief, which can be difficult. first of all, on behalf of the obama -- obama administration, i am presidential appointee and my boss is secretary kathleen sebelius. she knows that i was going to be here this morning. on behalf of the secretary of the u.s. department of health and human services, i want to congratulate the bayview community. i want to congratulate fresh & easy and san francisco, so give yourself a round of applause. [applause] you know, we hear too often the term these days food desserts. 10% of our communities and united states are considered food deserts. that means amenities like bayview, who now have ensured, working with fresh & easy, that you are a youd