our guest tonight, seth rogan. seth rogan is going to be here. oh, he's a funny man h.'s currently got a new comedy out about a... cancer. okay. (laughter) anyway, let's begin the night with campaign obama. his reelection bid has taken them to the west coast where between speeches and fund-raiser it is first fella visited silicon valley at a town hall event hosted by the company linkedin-- whatever that is. (laughter) >> we connect hundreds of millions of people ultimately around the world. by connecting talent and opportunity. >> jon: oh, is that what it is? i thought it was an e-mail in-box flooding service whose sole purpose in life was to remind me a guy i went to high school with would like me to join linked in and spam everyone i ever met. you know what? if it helps people get jobs... >> i have a 222 year very successful career in i.t. management. >> i lost my job in 2009. >> i have a question for my mother. she's currently unemployed. >> i'm from chicago. recently unemployed. >> i guess what we're saying, mr. president, i don't think this linkedin thing works. we'

seth doane reports freedom could be near for two american hikers held buy iran more than two years. the c.e.o. of caterpillar on digging america out of this economic mess. what's missing in washington? >> honesty. >> pelley: and one singles sensation. >> ladies and gentlemen, novak djokovic! ( screaming ) captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the shooting is all but over, no americans have been killed or wounded but the enemy sure made it presence felt in the afghan capital today. the u.s. embassy in kabul-- perhaps the most heavily fortified compound in the country-- came under a day-long attack as a small unit of taliban insurgents rained down grenades and machine gun fire from a nearby tower. the military headquarters of nato was also in range and under fire. mandy clark has been covering the battle. >> reporter: afghan forces wildly sprayed bullets at the building where taliban fighters were holed up. >> reporter: the afghan counterattack was joined by u.s. forces and other troops returning fire from nato military

. >> reporter: haley morris was 5 years old when her father seth was killed at the world trade center. >> i remember him always calling me the baby because i was the youngest. >> reporter: seth died along with hundreds of his colleagues at the cantor fitzgerald brokerage firm. suddenly on her own with three children, his wife lynn encouraged their youngest haley to express her feelings through art. >> my dad kind of had like a curl so i accent the curl. >> reporter: haley's mother says the drawings helped. >> kind of motivated the conversation a little bit so it was very positive for them. >> reporter: more than 3,000 children lost a parent on september 11th. many of their heart-wrenching images are collected in the book art for heart as a fundraiser for the memorial. >> these are the people who are going to remember 9/11 for the longest. they will outlive us as well as their memories of what happened on that day. >> reporter: haley's family is ready to see the memorial on the 11th and plans to eat at their dad's favorite restaurant. it's been a long road. >> i just focused on them an

alaniss more seth will perform, too. >> it sounds nice. >> and the weather is nice? >> it will be good for square all the way to labor day weekend. we're looking at hot weather. low 90s and not too much fog in the coast. low 70s at the coast. but we're stressing with warmer weather coming back to the coast into saturday, we're going to have some high waves and upwards of eight feet and some potentially dead rip current so you need to monitor that if your heading into the water to take a break from the warmth. >> so through saturday. >> and maybe sunday, just to be careful. >> good advice, thanks. >>> thanks for joining us. "the nightly news" is next. bye-bye. swipe your card please. excuse me...? this belongs to you... o...um...thank you. excuse me... this is yours... thank you! you're welcome. with chase freedom, you get cash back on what you buy everyday. this is yours! thank you! that's 5% cash back in bonus categories every three months. and an unlimited 1% everywhere else. activate your 5% cash back today at chase.com/freedom, or at your local chase branch.

seth doane has our story, beginning with that remarkable reunion. ( cheers ) >> reporter: dashing from the plane and right into the arms of waiting family, shane bauer and josh fattal finally tasted freedom. ( cheers ) bauer fell into sarah shourd's embrace. shourd had been hiking with the two men in july 2009. bauer and shroud got engaged while in prison. the two men then briefly spoke to the media gather on the tarmac in muscat, oman. >> we are so happy we are free and relieved we are free. >> two years in prison is too long and we sincerely hope for the freedom of other political prisoners and other unjustly imprisoned people in america and iran. >> reporter: the two were held as political prisoners in iran for 26 months. during that time, family members were allowed just one visit and three phone calls. >> our deepest gratitude goes towards his majesty, sultan kabuse of oman for obtaining our release. >> reporter: the release of the two americans appeared to be timed precisely the day before mahmoud ahmadinejad plans to appear before the world at the united nations general assembly

but the comedic elements come from the fact that he is with seth rogan.k up girs using that. it is a very, very well written movie but i think it is very real. we don't know how to deal with tragedy. sometimes humor is the best way to get around that. it is the best medicine. i think the bright writing this this movie -- i think the writing in this movie is so well done. it is based on the experience he had. joseph gordon levitt is within of my favorite actor working today. he really delivers an emotional perform's but also keeping it very comedic. seth rogan plays himself like he does in every movie but he is so funny in this. i laughed out loud at lost a dozen times. >> how many times did you cry? >> i didn't necessarily cry but there are sequences where it is getting very serious. you are like oh, my gosh, what happened to the comedy and than they hit you with the quick witted dialogue. i gave it a four and a half out of five. >> excellent. >> i highly, highly recommend it. >> got about a machine left. this hooks interesting. -- got about a minute left

seth doane, cbs news, new york. >>> we will take a quick break. up next on this friday morning, your weather forecast. >>> in sports, tight battles for wild card spots in the baseball playoffs get even tighter. [ female announcer ] so you think your kids are getting enough vegetables? maybe not. v8 v-fusion juice gives them a full serving of vegetables plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. [ male announcer ] get five dollars in money-saving coupons at v8juice.com. lugging around a hot water extraction unit can be a rush! that's why i'm carpet for life. but if things get out of hand, there's no shame in calling us. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. >>> time now for a check on the national forecast. this is the first day of fall, by the way. the latest satellite picture shows the east coast and great lakes under cloudy skies. skies clear across most of the country. later today, thunderstorms drench the northeast especially along the i-95 corridor, and southeast see continu

seth doane tells us that all of this is putting lives on hold. >> reporter: researchers have called this the lost generation. does that make any sense to you? >> it's more like the lost job generation. how are you doing? i'm michael. >> reporter: 27-year-old michael lobosco is on his second job hunt in two years. >> it's rough, because you don't have anything to really fall back on. it's kind of like you hit the reset button and you have to start back from the beginning. >> reporter: we met lobosco today at this manhattan career fair. since he graduated from college in 2006, he's worked in sales and the mortgage industry, but was laid off for the second time on tuesday. >> i'm just trying to get the opportunity and trying to get my foot in the door and prove my worth to someone. i don't care what the salary requirements are, you know? i just want a job. >> reporter: the lack of jobs isn't only affecting new careers, but new lives, too. the number of young adults who moved to a new state last year fell to the lowest level since world war ii. >> it's just an eye opener. >> reporter: why? >

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seth, i want to start with you.d this game fold it which was used to solve this puzzle. explain to all of us, in layman's terms how it works and were you surprised by the results? >> yeah. how fold it works is we're able to take the biochemistry problems that the scientists are working on and post them as puzzles in an online game. then we have an energy function we got from the biochemists that can basically take a protein structure and give you a number that tells you how well folded that protein is. all the players playing the game are rated and raichged based on how well folded their protein structures are, using this energy function and scoring function. then we can take the best, highest scoring results and give those back to the biochemists for nal sifts. >> you set this up with gamers who had little experience in biochemist biochemistry. why did you want to enlist them to solve these really complex scientific problems? >> because in this particular case every single experimental method had failed for 12 year

seth knew my burden. seth knew that i, you know -- >> host: you would visit him. >> guest: he visited me and said i need to take you on a walk. i said sit down. he said let's walk. we walked around the street in santa mon carks and -- monica, and i was utterly wayward. he said, i've seen your future. it's this thing called the internet. it works the way your brain works. at this point, i had been diagnosed with adult add, and i tried rid lin for a month, and i hated it. i felt hideous about it. i was trying to figure out how i could conform to the workplace where people had to work in cubicles, and i knew that i couldn't do that. i'd rather drive around l.a. listening to talk radio or music -- >> host: oh, but you listened to rush limbaugh. >> guest: uh-huh. anyway, he said i saw the future, and he -- i still to this day think that there's something almost too eerie about that because he's right. the internet works the way my brain works. >> you can watch this and other programs on

seth rogen was head honcho. we know who he is. [laughter] >> he was in charge. he has a loose approach to creativity. he is created -- collaborative. everybody can have their cake. having will there in the midst of that made it feel like i could take risks. i could push those boundaries. if was not real he would tell me. having their impact -- him there only helped. he is a warm and gentle guy. he was so sweet. it made it feel real. tavis: before i go forward, i want to hear about with whatever you can say about that man. which is probably almost nothing. before it tends to get something out of you, let me go back. one thing that struck me as interesting about you, and some folks do it and it does not work out, some are afraid to try. you stepped away from the business and went to school. then afterschool you had to find a way to navigate your way back into the business. hopefully you are not forgotten in the process. you have to find a way to sit in. how did that process work? >> it was hard. to be honest, people pigeonhole people. that is evident. i think it i

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seth rogue can play you. >> maybe. >>> sunny nice to hot temperatures by the coast some clear areas buthere is some fog which is lurking, inching closer and anything that does develop, it will not make much of a push inland may be across the street. slightly closer by san cruz and -- santa cruz and capitola, we are large and in charge, looks like a big cool down as we head towards the weekend but i am getting ahead of myself. still a him the of a west wind nothing outrageous we don't have that northeast win higher elevations are running really warm so it will take awhile before this pattern changes. there is a lot out there just not making much of an impact. nice by the coast unless that fog creeps in but not before we get a lot of 60s and 70s and maybe near 100, ukiah clear lake vacaville, warm temperatures into tuesday and wednesday and we start to see a system in the gulf inch closer but it takes time but looks like it will start to usher in a much cooler pattern as we usher in the weekend. >>> primetime emmy awards are now in the books. >> jane lynch hosted the show starting here on

seth stone, cbs news, new york. >>> getting better at the pumps. far prices have fallen and what we can expect down the road. >>> not your typical sound coming from at&t park. what attracted thousands of people wanting high notes over the high flies. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell, coming up on game day in a couple minutes we have two first place teams in the nfl. locker room reports coming up from both. marty lourie, he has the one player he thinks the giants have to get to get them back into world series contention next year. give me a hint. >> he is a shortstop, a bay area kid, he can be a lead-off hitter, and he is gonna be in the playoffs. he is gonna be a free agent. i think the giants should inquire. >> what is this player's name? you're gonna have to watch ""game day"" coming up with marty liu we're and the riders and 'niners next. >> announcer: "eyewitness news" is brought to you in part by your honda dealer. ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, nation-wide are down 12 cents in the last 2 weeks. >>> a little relief tonight for drivers, gas prices nation-wide

one is seth said to be a member of the pakistan-based hakani network. i spoke to jeffrey from washington's institute. >> the chief of their pakistan, the former bodyguard of bin laden and also a close associate of the other top al qaeda leadership, so certainly it's significant, put we have to put it in perspective, which is that it's simply another one of these high-profile killer captures that will degrade al qaeda over time. but i think there's still a long way to go. >> his death along with osama bin laden's earlier this year seems to suggest the american military is making progress in the so-called war against terror. what has changed from before? is it better intelligence perhaps? >> well, there is a number of things. number one, a true presence on the ground helps generate intelligence that is used to go after these guys. there has been an increase in intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance assets in the region. also an increase in special forces in the region as well as the kaye presence. all of this -- as well as the c.i.a. presence. i thi

>>seth: people have started travelling by earlier by railroad. the airlines have tapped ntth st mke >>reporter: with de-regulation and a recent explosion of low-cost airlines, air av whin india is booming. this january domestic rc t yr fo. affic was up 20 >>at new delhi rprt recently opened terminal 3, it's not difficult to see why erminto cramped slow trains for air travel. >>sengupta: i think let's begin. it's important that we start somewhere. it takes a long time to build infrastructure. >>reporter: the new terminal cost 3 billion dollars to build and will handle 34 million enrs yr.lely its investors believe that air travel has a solid future in the country. but with oil prices rising and stocks dwdlg ts al the case in the long term. >>inderwildi: we'll reach peak oil at some point, that's the point where oil demand outstrips oil supply, and the smith school has jt celyubsh a study in this. and if youreinuc a ceriit will be troublesome to get enough oil. >>reporter: meaning that trains would once again be needed, but te yersorofndieme it woul

seth doane, cbs news, new york. >>> a bus driver is being blamed for a deadly crash at a rail crossing. the bus driver tried to beat the nonk plane but he was way too late. what you don't see in the video, a second train going the other way also crashing into the train's derailed cars. in all, 11 people, including the bus driver, were killed. and more than 200 injured. >>> a final report on last year's bp oil spill may be released today, but some details are leaking out and they don't look good for bp. after the deep raurt horizon rig sp exploded nearly 5 billion barrels of oil spilled into the gulf. bp didn't reveal it to investigators for up to a year. >>> and the gulf coast is still suffering the effects of that oil spill. tropical storm lee stirred up tar balls that are still washing up on beaches in louisiana and alabama. the mayor of one alabama town says tests show the tar balls are from the bp spill. >>> smoke from a major wildfire in minnesota is blanketing much of the northern midwest. the fire is in minnesota's north woods near the canadian border and has blackened nearly 16

. >>> at number two, seth smith with the deep drive to center field. watch cameron. prime time. >> he did catch it! >> oh, man! ♪ >> number one lillian heckenmire of rohnert park just turned 85. to celebrate, she decided to drag race for the first time in her ford focus. she got up to 76 miles an hour and won the race. >> my brother-in-law and my kids, i tease them and i say i'm gonna race on my 85th ,,,,,,,,,,

interim town manager seth web and a small army of volunteers already know where this food is going. >> these are the families that are most in need, and those supplies are very vital at a time like this. >> reporter: from the air, especially, you get this vivid sense of the isolation these communities feel. residents told us they feel like they live on islands now, islands nestled in the sea of vermont's green mountains. this, meanwhile, is the black river in southern vermont, and it is venting the floodwaters from a massive reservoir just to our north. when they can spill off enough of these floodwaters, all those temporary road repairs can be made permanent. >> pelley: wyatt, thank you. hurricane season lasts through november, and tropical storm katia is on the verge of becoming a hurricane. it's still far out in the atlantic, and forecasters say it's too early to predict where it may be headed. and there's something about the name that we thought was interesting: katia was chosen to replace katrina on the official list of storm names. when a storm is especially destructive, the nam

trailing by a point in the fourth quarter, tony romo marked the cowboys 64 yards downfield, seth up daney's winning 40-yard field goal, his sixth of the game. dallas won, 18-16. >>> speaking of injured quarterbacks, colts peyton manning could return in december. the indianapolis team owner jim hurst sent a tweet monday. he said there's an outside chance he might play late season. there was a mixed message, though. earlier at a private breakfast, it was indicated the neck injury would keep manning out the rest of the season. >>> in baseball, the red sox and rays now tied in the american league wild card race. to baltimore we go, robert en dino hit a long drive to center fie field. he dropped it. baltimore beat boston, 6-3. the red sox have lost two games in a stunning september collapse. >>> meanwhile, johnny damon is now tied on the all-time hits list. the rays hung on to win against the yankees, 5-2. in chicago, a 4-win for the white sox. the manager has been released from his contract and is now looking for a job. >>> when we come back on a tuesday, we'll look at the morning's top sto

. >>> at number two, seth smith with the deep drive to center field. watch cameron. prime time.tch! >> he did catch it! >> oh, man! ♪ >> number one lillian heckenmire of rohnert park just turned 85. to celebrate, she decided to drag race for the first time in her ford focus. she got up to 76 miles an hour and won the race. >> my brother-in-law and my kids, i tease them and i say i'm gonna race on my 85th birthday and embarrass you guys. and it's fun! >> go, granny, go! we'll be right back. so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home. which would be great... if i was seven. i'm forty-six. and the tooth fairy doesn't come when you're forty-six. just lots of referrals and appointments and bills that costs tons. maybe i'll keep it... it adds character... right? [ male announcer ] we know life can be unpredictable. that's why we offer affordable hea

audrey huff helped him outfielding this shot off the bat of seth smith.g another look here and huff had a good night at the plate with three of the team's 13 hits. san francisco took the lead in the fourth. brandon belt delivers a two-run blast off alex white. it is the rookie's 15th of the season. cody ross had a pair of hits and two r.b.i. he got his 100th career homerun in the fifth. he later had to leave with a pulled hamstring. he goes deep off cook, and that's a two-run homer. the giants win it 9-1 with eleven games left they are six back in the division and just five back in the wild card race. the a's are out of the running, but not luke peterson. he was trying to run a marathon during the contest. oakland jumps on top and josh willingham with doug fister. his team leading 27th of the year made it 1-0. but power was a problem for the a's. in the third, four of the lights went out causing a 15-minute delay. lieutenant peterson kept going, but like the a's came up short. he takes him over the fence for a solo homerun. detroit wins it 3-1 and by doin

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seth doane has the story how they survived and their homecoming. >> reporter: shane bauer and josh fattal made their first public stop in the u.s. late this afternoon at a jam-packed new york city hotel. the 29-year-olds called themselves hostages and political prisoners. >> the only explanation for our prolonged detention is the 32 years of mutual hostility between america and iran. >> reporter: the duo also provided the first real description of their lives inside tehran's notorious ef inprison. >> many times, too many times we heard the screams of other prisoners being beaten. and there was nothing we could do to help them. solitary confinement was the worst experience of all of our lives. it was a nightmare that sarah had to endure for 14 months. >> reporter: sarah shourd has been arrested and detained along with bauer and fattal in 23009 when the three had been hiking near the iran-iraq border. they were all accused of spying for the u.s. shourd was released a year ago. the three were reunited on wednesday in the persian gulf nation of oman. it was particularly emotional for shourd a

a kid in his 20s gets a terrible diagnosis and seth rogen is the friend to get him through.. >> how many relationships do i have to have to meet the right guy? >>anna faris looks for marriage material in "what's your number?" here is the weekend money guide. -- here is the weekend movie guide. have a nice weekend everybody. i am arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. >> always good to see arch in the morning. now last look at traffic and weather. >>> there is not much going on, i am happy to say across the bridges. the crash is complicated out of bowie so allow yourself extra time. we go to newschopper7 and the geico center traffic camera looking at 66 he spent out of manassas. >>> we are looking at a beautiful day today, 75 degrees for daytime highs and near 64 tomorrow. it will not be the prettiest of days tomorrow but everything will feel good. we are looking at sunshine and beautiful weather monday, tuesday, and wednesday. the nicest weather in d.c. comes in october and next week, we will see it. >> all right. >>> of humidity and sun. >> that does it for us. " morning, amer

one of the jokes here by seth macfarland. he said how do you get fired from "two and a half men"?ay, sorry, you don't suck enough? that was supposed to be one of the highlights of the night. >> i was actually invited to the roast. for me it was a lot to fly all the way -- >> you were invited out to be one of the goddesses. >> yes. >> you turned -- >> i turned down both, actually. but they aired some of my interview in the roast. >> yes. >> so i made a cameo without even knowing it until i watched part of the roast last night. >> and we have a new star on hollywood -- oh, no, actually, charlie sheen still. >> also the lawsuit. there's a lot of reports that this lawsuit that he has against warner brothers and chuck lorrie may be done soon and that he could end up a very wealthy man. one report over 100 million. so it could be a lot of money. >> now, we also have jon cryer, the actor. he has received the 2,449th star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> but here he is from the season premiere of "two and a half men," which everyone has been anticipating. and there's ashton. and charlie

. >> seth from c net recommends securing iphones with trend micro smart surfing.nd abc mobileation. all three apps are free. >> this will block the link say weg think this is a site don't go here. >> there is a study found 7 a% of apps tested failed to adequately secure user account names and nearly 70% of personal financial information was left on the device. >> this is not encrypted. it's plain text. >> john fox suggests things to do to protect yourself. pass word protect your phone, don't use the same pass word for different accounts, and use only authorized apps from your bank, down load only popular apps that have been used by many and keep close tabs on your bills and finally, avoid unsecured wi-fi hot spots. >> when you log into any wi-fi that doesn't have a pass word that means it's insecure. we recommend people try to avoid those. and use private wi-fi spots. >> i think as long as people take steps to protect themselves like putting on your seat belt when you drive, there are things to do and people can be able to browse and use the internet safely from d

this year i wrote seth's opening stuff last year i wrote for trump which was an uncomfortable experience he is a d-bag. i think i told you last time he would jack up the numbers in his script, right? donald trump they would make a joke and it was something about what is the difference between donald trump's head and a raccoon? the raccoon doesn't make $3 million and he would cross that out and put $7 million. he is awful. he is humor less. >> sheen? >> no. we are talking about something more important. >> did you have any jokes that didn't make it in? >> i have a bunch of jokes that didn't mike it in. -- make it in so i brought them. thought it would be fun to tell you. >> okay. >> william shatner was there. that was exciting. you have more fans that live with their parents than dora the explorer. what is up with the priceline commercials being shot like a 60s james bond film. it looks like "live and let you die already" come on. steve-o was there. you know, steve-o? "jackass." and he is famous for saying "i will sleep when i am dead." that is extreme because you will have plenty of time

blanca robertina morocho >> leonel geronimo morocho >> dennis gerard moroney >> lynne irene morris >> seth allan morris >> stephen philip morris >> christopher martel morrison >> jorge luis morron garcia >> ferdinand v. morrone >> william david moskal >> marco motroni >> cynthia motus-wilson >> iouri a. mouchinski >> jude joseph moussa >> and my brother in law. we miss you and love you very much. >> and my father, we love you and miss you. i wish i could have known better. >> peter moutos >> damion o'neil mowatt >> christopher mozzillo >> stephen vincent mulderry >> richard muldowney jr >> michael d. mullan >> dennis michael mulligan >> peter james mulligan >> michael joseph mullin >> james donald munhall >> nancy muniz >> carlos munoz >> brian joseph murphy >> charles anthony murphy >> christopher w. murphy >> edward charles murphy >> james f. murphy iv >> james thomas murphy >> kevin james murphy >> patrick sean murphy >> raymond e. murphy >> robert eddie murphy, jr. >> john joseph murray >> john joseph murray, jr. >> susan d. murray >> valerie victoria murray >> richard todd myhre >> an

it's to paraphrase seth myers from "saturday night live" this past weekend, if there's one thing these republicans know something about, it's war. when they talk about class war, they are certainly the instigators of it. let me not leave the democrats out of this because they've been at the same trough, taking the same money from the same people. and i think even you pointed out on this show that barack obama's number one contributor, private contributor, was goldman sachs. in the last election. and within a month after he was elected, he appointed timothy geithner and larry summers to run our economic policy in this country. so, you know, that's a problem that he's going to have to face as he's asking everybody here to vote for him again. because he decided to become part of that problem. but make no mistake about it, whether it's governor christie, any of these republicans, the reason they're floundering is because they're trying to find a message to give to the average working person so they can get their vote. how do they go to those people when they were with george w. bush who li

gentlemen, great to talk to you about it, seth and joey, thank you. >> that will be a tough case indeednow for president obama, following him, in detroit, a speech that will preview a much bigger one on thursday. we'll bring it to you live as we're looking at now aretha franklin there. so stick around, we'll see what happens. just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with the strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common. and how can you talk to me about fiber while you are eating a candy bar? you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off th freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while u're

sad thing is income is actually declining for the poorest seth segment of our people. president obama promised hope and change. poor people are running out of hope, but they do hope that we get some change. democratic strategist james carville even boldly suggested this week that the president needs to fire some people and i agree. now, if he doesn't i'm afraid the country is going to fire the president next year. and by the way, if he wonders who he can get to be his economic advisor. i have just the person. it is my two month old grandson chandler. oh, i love it when the audience does that. and what does he know about the economy? not a dang thing! but you know what, he couldn't do any worse than the people that obama is listening to now. and besides -- [ applause ] >> mike: this gave me the opportunity to shamelessly show you the latest photo of my grandson. well, that is my view and i welcome yours. you can contact me at mikehuckabee .com. click on the fox news feedback section at mikehuckabee .com and send your comments. you probably know, bob turner became the fi

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