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>> agree. >> sean: by july? here with reaction to all of this, the host of the jerry and fred show jerry thompson and fred thompson are back with us. why don't you put your wife's name in the name of the show, i don't get that? >> she is holding out for ceo now, thanks to you. >> sean: good to see you both. >> good to see you too. >> sean: we only for 50 minutes interrogate the christmas day bomber. he says more are coming, i trained with them. then we allow miranda rights and allow him to clam up. what are we thinking? >> bill burton said the american people need to know sources and methods. we don't, he's supposed to be protecting sources and methods. we have friends at the department of justice not one time did they give a background or a press conference on what it was they were doing. how they were doing it. look at security operations here. do these people know what they are doing? . >> you saw two things in that clip i don't think have happened before in this country not to my knowledge. our top intellige

>> sean: what do you think of that? >> well, it's ugly stuff and discouraging stuff and demoralizing stuff. i wish i could say it is just democrats, it's not. we've had troubles on our side too. they could seem to be running for the hills. stepping down, resigning, not runs. -- not running. this is a discouraged and demoralizing bunch maybe with good reason. in the book i talk about the same they had in the early 90s started ethical challenges to clinton early on. then '90 four, i don't know if you want to talk -- '94, i don't know if you want to talk about it. what we have is shaping up to a parallel of '94 the elephant stampede remember the 52 seats newt gingrich and company captured because of the disinfection with washington. it had to do with ethics mainly a sense of fiscal irresponsibility and people being fed up with washington and its arrogance and the arrogance of power. sound familiar. >> sean: sounds very familiar. think of how the mark foley scandal that one scandal had a big impact on one race. cold cash, b

. >> sean: welcome to a hannity special.eration zero the new documentary part of which you saw examines not only the current economic crisis our nation is in but how we got here. the movie refutes the popular notion that massive deregulation caused the economic down turn and that as liberals say capitalism failed. so what happened? this ground breaking film reveals a frightening lyons between the democratic party and big business. it also turns to history for answers. finding many within the baby boomer generation. for the hour we'll examine all of this. we are joined by the writer, director and producer of generation zero steve bannon and the executive producer, dave bossi. welcome. you showed it at tea party convention, cpac, massive hit. did you expect this kind of reaction? >> i got to be honest, no. i'm shocked and obviously pleased. >> two different audiences. the tea party audience slightly older. cpac audience very young it hit the way we wanted it to. the first time we've seen the facts put together. >> sean: let's

o'kiev and three others were arrested last week -- o'keefe talking to sean hannity. >> sean: tell us what happened? >> there were reports that senator landrieu her constituents were not able to get through to her. she said her lines were jammed for a few weeks after she received a few hundred million dollars this money in exchange for her vote on the health care bill. while it makes sense for the phone to be jammed for a day or two it sounded like her constituents couldn't get through for weeks was troubling. >> sean: i don't know all the facts. you disputed a lot of claims in the media in your statement. did you does up as a telephone repairman or -- did you dress up as a telephone repairman or telephone repair people? >> investigative journalists have been using these tactics for year. nwc -- nbc, dateline -- >> sean: but did you dress up as a repairman? >> yes. in all videos i pose as something i'm not to get to the bottom of the truth about why they weren't answering the phones or their intention. >> sean: did you have any issues with the fact this is a u.s. senator's office vers

. >>> tonight sean penn exclusive. he's just back from haiti. it's his first interview about the heartbreak he witnessed first hand, and now the new and looming disaster. could be worse and more devastating than the earthquake. plus, his take on president obama and politics. >>> then celine dion, desperate for a baby. >> we would love to have another child. >> larry: the megastar's fertility nightmare and why she'll never give up on family. >> would you adopt? celine gets personal revealing what until now was a secret next on "larry king live." >>> sean penn is here, the oscar-winning actor and activist just back from a three-week aid trip to haiti as part of the jenkins penn haitian relief organization. that was your first time in haiti? >> yes. >> larry: had a little time to process? overall, what was the experience like? >> well, you know, i think that in talking to the other people that were there, people who have more disaster, let's say, experience than i do, this is the most complicated and devastating one that anyone has ever seen. when

sean, our focus tonight is children. what's your impression of what you've seen so far, the children of haiti? >> well, it's a country of people that i think have been bullied by god in ways that are unimaginable, for so many years. and in many ways, very new to me, it's my first time here. there's -- the focus on children also has to be a focus on their parents, those that have parents. orphanages are going to be needed, of course, as your parents were in the home and the child was outside and a child just left on the street. and that's true in tens of thousands. but also, because of its history, the children, the adults, everyone here has such a moving stoicism. there are people who are so strong and so beautiful and so courageous that it's -- they're just so necessary to protect. we need people like this in the world. >> larry: diana jenkins, you grew up in a bosnian refugee camp and you've seen the refugee camps in haiti. are they similar? >> well, i didn't -- i grew up in bosnia, and during the war, i escaped. and t

i think you got to give ip up for sean miller.ustment. >> don: you got give it up to sean miller for halftime adjustments and also the imprint he was put on the program in not a full year and has his team plays and the discipline and the toughness and the execution and the things we mentioned in the broadcast. it's hard to do in a year. usually it takes time and they are playing really well now. >> barry: a good look and couldn't get it to go. and williams runs it down. i know you were impressed watching practice yesterday. >> don: you are impressed watching the xavier team. wasn't surprised when me was being named and mentioned for the high profile jobs. and he winds up in arizona. >> barry: that is williams, fouled, going hard to the bakt. that was fouled hard. and there's a look at a guy we all have come to know and love, lute olson, what a job he has done here. >> don: i have been coming here for seven or eight years now doing broadcasts. and i used to think, the games we used to do here with sean elliot and chris mills. take

sean miller has a chance to scale down and do quick on quick.pondexter is the biggest player on the floor for washington right now. >> steve: lorenzo romar told us yesterday if they are went to a zone, it was when there are small teams on the noor, but right now they are man. >> marques: pondexter almost comes up with a steal on that play. >> steve: wraps it around beautifully! >> marques: crash on the part of mo-mo jones. >> steve: he has eight points in the first half and has made all four of his shots. >> marques: making plays down the stretch. he's making himself known defensively with a block on isaiah thomas. >> steve: one-on-three. no. fogg was bumped. should be arizona basketball. this game tied at 29. >> marques: mo-mo, show and go. take off on the left side, nice job. but in the spin, jones has played everyone from ron artest to black widow alamo, bone collector, someone i never heard of, but i guess he must be breaking bones left and right to get that nickname. >> steve: we will have a look at highlights at our halftime report. and we

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>> i am sure that the whole house will wish to join me in paying tribute to private sean mcdonald and corporal johnathan moore from first battalion the royal regiment of scotland, attached to third battalion the rifles, and to warrant officer class 2 david markland from 36 engineer regiment, royal engineers. these were men of great character and commitment, whose loss is already keenly felt by their colleagues. i want to pay tribute, on behalf of the whole house, to their courage and dedication. we think of their families and friends, and their sacrifice will not be forgotten. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and friends. in addition to my duties in the house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> dr. brian iddon. >> i am sure that the whole house is at one with the prime minister in sending our sincere condolences to the relatives and friends of the brave servicemen who have lost their lives in serving this country. i am astonished at the orchestrated campaign that seems to have been mounted in some newspapers this morning, supported by tory counci

it's the same thing with sean paten. think the team gets sky high and stays extremely motivated and pound up during a game. i don't think either team has an advantage in that way. i would say the one thing i like about sean paten and what he does, he calls the offensive plays and i think he is excellent. as good as anybody in the game right now at in-game adjustments. when he sees a team doing something to him he figures it out just like manning does and what he does is he changes things from series to series to account for the defensive changes that he sees. >> charlie: so you've got manning's ability to adapt and the whole inspirational thing going. what about the pass rush of the new orleans saints? >> well the pass work of the saints, charlie, is a weird amalgam of kind of a buddy ryan clone. a guy named greg williams a defensive coordinator of saint. what he likes to do is do something he won't show you. like last week darren sharper had from probably the best pass rushing days in his career just in terms of impact.

. >>> sean taylor was shot. >> a devastating turn of events here hours after doctors were optimisticaylor had turned the corner after he aboard to respond to commands of the doctors the news came that he had passed away. >> you think of the redskins my favorite team. >> i think of sean taylor, you know, i think of sean taylor a native of miami and i think of the situation of children coming into his home, teens, coming into his home and taking his life. they took his life not knowing that he was home but in turn they impacted not only sean taylor's life but they impacted the lives of everybody in his family, i say, okay, if those same children, those same kids were in a program like i have over here in overtown or the program in portland, oregon, there is no way they would have gone into that man's house and take his life. we make the investment now because we know it will affect someone's life. >> we'll meet and go into the room and have a general session. that's all the within they come together for a time we're going to go through the motivation and the men toring like we discusse

publica, organizaciones como voto latino, lulac, maldef se unen a los esfuerzos porque los hispanos sean ntados se calcula que en censo 2000 solo en el condado de los angeles no se contaron a cientos de miles de personas "es una cifra bien alta porque sabemos que en varias partes de los angeles hay familias que viven en cantidad en apartamentos, o en hogares, en casas donde creemos que solo hay una familia." la coalicion nacional de ministros cristianos latinos que lidera el reverendo miguel rivera opina que sin reforma migratoria los inmigrantes no debieran participar. "no se trata de boicotear, el reverendo miguel rivera y conlamic tiene la posicion de que en si no es contra. se quiere dar a entender es hay motivos de desconfianza, usted sabe, se sigue arrestando gente y mucha gente esta desprotegida, no tiene papeles." "creo que es altamente peligroso, algunas personas posiblemente de buena fe esten pidiendo que las personas se abstengan, pero en mi opinion estan profundamente equivocados, porque todos tenemos que ser contados. " "

from the second battalion the duke of lancaster regiment, sean dorsey. from 36 engineer regiment royal engineers, first battalion guards, lt. douglas. from first battalion scots guards, and sergeant david walker. these men of exceptional bravery are great courage and skill whose loss is deeply felt. we send our profound condolences to their families and loved ones. meeting with others in addition to my duties in the house i thought of such duties today. >> i am sure everyone will want to associate themselves with the prime minister's comments. my prime ministers never shared -- they paid for the bailout. what will my friend give me when they give their money back that threatens our services and we will not ever squander this investment on a halfback public share offer. >> we have imposed a 50% national insurance tax on bank bonuses which has to be paid by everybody paying cash bonuses over the next year and we insisted on the application of the g 20 rules which means cash bonuses cannot be paid and can only be paid at a later date. we are also working fo

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james o'keefe is joining sean hannity in the zone tonight.eefe is the guy accused of trying to interfere with the telephone lines of senator mary landrieu's office in new orleans. he went on hannity's show last night to defend himself. he couldn't go into much detail because of the ongoing investigation that could land him in jail for the next ten years. but he did manage to compare his alleged felony to legitimate investigative journalism -- and hannity egged him on. >> you've disputed a lot of claims in the media in your statement. so did you dress up as a telephone repair man or telephone repair people? >> yeah. i mean as far as that's concerned, i mean investigative journalists have been using a lot of these tactics for years. i mean nbc, "dateline," -- >> all right, but did you dress up as a repair guy? >> yeah. we did. we did. yes. >> your attitude is this is something that investigative journalists will do, that they will, like in i guess "to catch a predator" -- >> actually, nbc "dateline" works with law enforcement to do their job. y

sean sean arabton. comedian chelsea handler, ha. rashida jones turning 34 today. >>> good morning everyone. i'm brett haber with your wakeup sports. this is exactly what they had in mind when building the comcast center. it would be so loud and intimidating, the boys would never lose there. trying to get to 14-1, tied at 67. eric hayes over to vazquez for 3. named the naysmith finalist. and then vazquez jumping into the passing lane, and throwing it down. 15 plus 14 times greevus. andre blatche with a beat again. this is his teach mate, nick young throwing it down. he is going to get his name in the paper. the grizzlies taking over after the break. rudy gay putting that up. >>> last night the olympics got a taste of number one's rivalry. last night alex ovechkin did battle for their country. canada romping 7-3. no a point for ovechkin. now they are out. three days since their emotional win, america took on the quarter finals, and it was nearly a loss. but thin the empty went nether, -- empty nether, 2-0. >>> that's 86 feet away, vin

watch sean mosley. he will leave and go down inside.all mosley not able to get back. he uses his quickness to get to the goal. >> mike: seven points for him. made them pay with that defensive strategy. >> dan: that was poor defensive work by sean mosley. vasquez. good pass. jordan williams. let's keep an eye on landon milbourne. lots of times when he gets one of his shots blocked in the game he becomes a little bit more tentative. tracy smith blocked that shot. he fell away when he didn't need to fall away. >> mike: painter. good pass by vasquez. c.j. williams. offensive rebound. horner with 6 points. >> dan: another offensive rebound. the nc state wolfpacks. >> they have got a big push. >> mike: another rebound for the wolfpack. josh davis. nc state lead and another time- out called by gary williams. >> dan: what gary williams is seeing right here is his team being outhustled by the wolfpacks. maryland has been very sloppy with the basketball. behind the play. they really don't hustle. a great pass. >> mike: sydney lowe keeping his tea

the bronze to sean hannity.he claim that this president was out of touch, unlike president bush, hannity said george bush, who you worked for, did not play golf while this country was at war. he didn't want the families of loved ones serving or that may have lost a loved one seeing him on a golf course. he seemed to be far more in touch. far more in touch with his 9 iron. >> i call upon all nations to do everything they can to stop these terrorist killers. thank you. now watch this drive. >> oh, and, sean, remember in may of '08 when bush said he had given up golf in august of 2003 out of respect for families of dead soldiers even though he was still playing golf in october, 2003, five months after he claimed to have given it up? those leg injuries that made swinging the club painful had nothing to do with it? what was they used to say on "20/20," he wasn't in touch, so you don't be in touch either, sean? hannity finishes behind our runner-up. an unnamed woman from crestview, florida. a woman from florida arrest

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eric green misses the three, sean mosley grabs the rebound and the terps win 104-100.ck up second place in the acc. they play duke on wednesday. >>> while maryland hands tech their first home loss in 15 games, georgetown left verizon center disappointed. unranked notre dame was without the nation's second leading scorer, luke. austin freeman not starting because he was battling the flu. ineffective, five points. 23 minutes. tori jackson fires the three. misses. carlton scott with the follow-up duck. chris wright drives, dishes to greg monroe. he misses, jum yan vaughn is there. georgetown within five. the hoyas still down. they force a loose ball. greg monroe can't corral it. carlton scott knocks it away, into the hands of ben hansbrough. he came up huge for notre dame. the irish upset georgetown. hoyas at west virginia. hey, to foggy bottom. karl hobbs always energetic. first half, tied. sloppy pass. gary reen steels it the colonials hustle back, force a turnover. gets the loose ball to dwayne smith for the dunk. gw up by two. later in the half the colonials were up b

sean carter with the rebound for umass. and they are getting it out there. and don't even get that one. who came by four. and wishing them there for that one. and for the senior from baltimore. what a rebound for them stepping it up. and saunders for that rebound for them. they shoot it. that man comes up. and they won't jump up there. a great rebound to get it back up. and they will block it, the two free throws. saunders, unbelievable. >> coming back for them and they look to be cramping with the issues on the side. they spent a couple of segments out of the game. normally, that is every minute guy for clark as they get that first three out of five from the line here out of the game. 74% on the season. and look at that free throw shooter taking it out on the clutch. staying in the zone for them. and the chief of ricky harris. left open, they knock it down. they had tied it again at 80. 20 points now for the red shirt junior. the last two threes for them out there, by ricky harris, the senior, and to the transfer out there from wake forest. going back to th

sean miller, we asked him today, how do you build a program., you recruit, and you strength be and condition. and lou said there is a lot of similarities between coach olson and coach miller and their attention to detail. >> marques: all you have to do is watch them the last couple days. his brother arch emilie miller. they do a great job. every single moment they are on the practice floor, it is a beautiful thing to behold. >> steve: they have done very well. a one-game lead on arizona state and ucla. holiday. quincy with the offensive rebound. >> marques: another matchup that will be fun to watch. >> steve: you after gaddy's breakout game, he had a career high 13 points. >> marques: two very intense players going at each other. >> steve: offensive foul on kevin parrom, the freshman from bronx, new york. >> steve: it will take adjust. . >> marques: when these two teams met, kevin parrom, got his fourth and fifth foul. he knows thousand play. >> steve: there is the floater by abdul gaddy that misses. jones and wise in the backcourt and parrom w

gary gibbs did a great job here along with sean payton and mickey loomis establishg the right kind offferent attitude of defense. that's been my m.o. of wherever i've gone. these guys have bought in Ñiwel >> i'm thinking about the matt lauer interview with president obama. he looks better, greg Ñiwilliam than he has in years. it's amazing what winning does for just the natural glow. >> yeah. he's been eating some good new orleans food, too. >> yeah. >> people in washington, they lighten up. it happens sometimes. >> yeah. it's amazing. it's done wonders for him. a lot of cross-pollination in the super bowl, too. peyton manning grew up in new orleans where his father was the star quarterback for the saints back in the day. but reggie wayne grew up in new orleans as well. wayne says the thing he remembers most about the saints was the brown paper bags that the people wore over their heads. wayne had 100 catches for 1,200 yards and ten touchdowns during the regular season. since wayne grew up a saints fan, you can only imagine how many ticket requests he's getting. he also went to the uni

former nfl player sean james, olympic gold medalist al joyner. what do you think?ink it's a little bit too little too late. planned parenthood should be holding cbs's feet to the fire right now and saying if you are going to air an ad by focus on the family, if you're going to be using tim tebow the doe-eyed hunky trojan horse for focus on the family to enter our living rooms on super bowl sunday then we demand equal time. >> well, there is the issue of, i mean, inconsistency here. but if the networks were consistent, i mean, would you rather at the super bowl see the tim tebow antiabortion ad and a planned parenthood pro choice ad and the moveon ad and something, i mean would you rather see all of that stuff or rather see none of it at the super bowl? >> let's talk about some of the ads at the super bowl if we could. because we can talk about their not being advocacy ads but they actually advocate a lot of things like women like to hang out in bikinis around men who drink beer. that's an advocacy ad. not to mention that the super bowl is the number one day for the

sean gomez, for example, had been in and out of prison for robbery by the time he was 25. >> there was no work. he was not existing. for me people like myself. >> follow the basics and repeat basics and everything else falls in place. >> reporter: then he ran into sylvester would recruits students for the construction gateway program. scouring homeless shelt terse, unemployment lines. >> i look for two things. full benefit from this. and the second one, just as important, an individual that's going to be a good employee. >> reporter: once in they are taught the boot camp basics of construction work. showing up on time, doing what you are told, the language of tools and rules of building. all with the goal of helping not just them but the broader community, too. >> meet new people coming in the pipeline. one of the things that construction did is that builds the pipeline with entry level construction work. >> reporter: people you need to economically and physically rebuild america. >> absolutely. >> reporter: the result, close to 90% of construction gateway graduates who had little hope

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number three is sean lampley. >> don: he's sitting next to us over here. murray played in the nba for a long time. cousin of tracy murray. >> barry: there's sean lampley. you played with him. >> don: miami heat. had a tremendous career. he got off to a good start in his career. he amassed a bunch of points. he's still playing. impressive that jerome randle at his size, more than likely going to be the all-time leading scorer here at cal. >> barry: thompson now has 20. >> don: i know we mentioned it a lot, barry. give washington state credit for the start they've gotten off to. cal, maybe not up into it as much as you'd like if you're mike montgomery, but an important close to the half. >> barry: i would think if you're ken bone, you're thinking my team is playing about as good as it can. they lead by six. >> don: they are leaving randle. they have to know they can pull from there. >> barry: capers. comes down to boykin. he tries to score with the left hand. they have numbers. four on two. capers. >> don: you see the fake, the look to castro. casto was runn

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senior correspondent eric sean is watching the story live in new york and eric, what went wrong one yearcrash of this plane. and it really exposed the underbelly of the regional airline system in our country, pilots who didn't get enough sleep, apaper, craparentlappare the couch in the lounge and tragical tragically, making a deadly mistake, doing the wrong thing, as it was about to crash, on the left, marvin renslow, and rebecca shaw, she was paid $23 an hour and now, we have the hearing ongoing, that killed 50 people almost a year ago, the continental airlines, operated by colgen, 3407 from newark to buffalo, this morning, the ntsb investigator said that the captain did the wrong thing as the plane started to go too slow, for 18 seconds, both the pilot and copilot didn't realize that they were flying too slowly, and when they started to go into a stall, renslow pulled back to put the nose up which is the improper procedure and should have pushed it down and added power and deborah hirshman said this about the crash, the chairman of the ntsb. >> what this investigation revealed is a pic