it is bill shultz. and she is so sharp that sushi chefs use her to is slice shashimi. and sitting next to me is casey mcfarland. and he is an angry cramugeon. good to see you, pinch. >> he analyzes a ballgame as a, quote, purely arold experience. i recall babe ruth having such an experience immediately following a day game. did i say arold? i mean oral. geeing? >> thank you. >> this is new. i don't know. the technology is ceaseless. >> for an e-mail with zest, just look to the west. yep, on tuesday, a day of the week, congresswoman debbie waser man shultz talked about the cut, cap and balance legislation. and get this, she is not a fan. no,. >> president obama promised to veto this bill that ends the medicare guarantee and incredited due losly, the gentleman from florida who represents thousands of medicare beneficiaries is supportive of this plan that would increase costs for medicare beneficiaries unbelievable from a member from south florida. >> digging that hair. >> she liked what she said and fired off an e-mail saying unprofessional and unappropriate behavior fro

you said you didn't realize the depth of what wasseman-shultz has done. the fact is she has a history of saying obnoxious things. they want to take us back to jim crowe. she apologized for it, but she says stuff like this so to paraphrase, i am not saying he sent the e-mail, but i understand. >> that is quite a paraphrase. >> i think it is. >> bill, your hair looks funny. >> yeah, well our floor director messed it up before the show. >> i'm sure she will be fired. >> it looks like i'm wearing a few pay. >> i have never seen a fro with a side part. >> i know. let's fix this. >> you either have to go with a fro. >> you have the old michael nesbit look. >> but i am not wrairing the -- i am not wearing the hat. that's just bad. >> john, you can't possibly think this is ridiculous. that was 1994. if this video was not made in 1990, fine, bro. just like if it was made in the 1970s they can talk about carlos the jack kill. but -- jackle. 24 is 2011. you can't say in the past decade or more that the people who have been committing terrorist acts, they are not --

bill shultz, did you say that there are two hot chicks on today's show? >> on the panel. >> pan down, cameraman, pan down. >> i actually am siting on a high stool. that is neither here nor there. diane, i commend you on if you get to a bar and it is too crowded. >> make it fun. >> if it is too crowded -- if you are going to move on, doesn't it save you a little bit of time? >> too crowded is one thing. most of the time it is being used because the bar is empty or there are not enough hot girls there. well, if there are hot girls they won't want to talk to you anyway. >> andy, you said that's what people will use this for, to see how many hot girls are there. but if you think about it, once people see that, a half hour later all of the hot guys show up. so wouldn't the smart guy say i am not going to that bar because that's -- in a half hour -- it is like when they tell you there is traffic on the other road and everybody moves to that road? >> i am upset about the fact diane called me a loser. i'm reeling a little from that. >> you make a fair point. but

he lives in debbie wasserman shultz's district.was part of the military, the inside part of american foundation. it's just laughable. he's trying to basically back pedal on everything right now. >> why is he trying to do that? why does he think he's right? >> i think he lives in his own planet. i don't know. i think that he is -- he's somebody at some point, boehner, they're obviously a little busy right now, going to bring them together and say look, just stop this. i think. >> i think he -- >> i don't know what you're talking about back pedalling. >> another congressman we've talked about named anthony weiner, ex-congressman. it's easy to fall victim to, you're the darling of the talk shows, you seem to raise a lot of omoney. people think you're bold, you seem to be unique. and the reality is you're just out there in la-la land. what seems to work for a while can really backfire. this kind of talk just doesn't work. >> all righty, let's talk about the debt ceiling for a moment. is the president going to cave? >> well, if any of t

viciously attacked him, so he fired off an e-mail taking wasserman-shultz to task. "look, debbie, i understand that after i we parted the house floor you directed your floor speech comments directly to me. you want a personal fight, i am happy to oblige. you are the most vile, unprofessional and despicable member of the u.s. house of representatives. if you have something to say to me, stop being a coward and say it to my face. otherwise shut the heck up. focus on your own congressional district. you have proven repeatedly that you are not a lady, therefore shall no be afforded due respect from me, steadfast and loyal, congressman allen b. west." slam aram ma. that's how you bring civility back the washington, by calling someone a vile coward. now, in contrast to debbie here, congressman west knows how the treat an opponent with basic human decency. when he was in the military and wanted answers from an iraqi policemen named yehay hamoody, he didn't wad mouth hamoody behind his back. he simply fired a pistol next to his head. that's what a gentleman does to someone

it is bill shultz. and if insightful commentary was a beauty pageant i would enter him wearing a tierra. it is our fox news contributor and editor and chief in "the daily column." and he is a mess from the printing press. good to see you, pinch. >> today in some section i have never heard of called on-line, they are reading questions about the summer movies. why can't tinseltown make moving pictures like they did back in the golden age of film. it isingong the lients -- lines of breaking. basically anything will do. >> those were the days. >> they certainly were. >> were you into break dancing? >> i did. i wore zuubos and we did it on a cardboard box, but we flattened the box to do head spins and whatnot. >> i did not know. >> i do an amazing robot. i have no appendages. all the news that is fit to boogie. >> don't look at it anymore. >>> does working for the fed only end when you are dead? usa analysis has found that the job security is so great that they are more likely to expire than get fired. rathe

you have bill shultz. >> oh, shultz. >> there is a lot of other things going on out there. >> isn't it ironic that your president, the most peaceful man on earth is responsible for killing so many terrorists? >> he did it well. and while bush is on record many times saying i "i don't care about owe -- osama, he made it a priority." the minute he starts talking about how he is winning the war on terror is the minute the buzz will that made me not care was mentioned. we still have to be watching for the isolated individuals. they do the big damage. i don't care what is going on over there. it is the one crazy that will go after a building after they release an ad campaign talking about how tough obama is with the war on terror. it makes me sad, greg, as does your tie. >> can i point out what bill said? bin laden was killed on obama's watch. but what got us on to the doorstep was about eight and a half years of very difficult work that took place during the previous administration to get us to the point where the team could show up. >> obama kill osama. >> that's amazing. >> point to you,

it is my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. and he is considered one of the most innovative comedic stylists living today. but george lopez was busy so we have jesse joyce wearing my jacket. it is a play on words, if you will. and it is a thinking rag that likes to nag. good to see you again, pinch. >> according to our city desk, the new york law enforcement officials say there is a rise in graffiti. reading and learning are fun. that's my tag. and you can read that in the grill every day home slice. word. >> actually a lot of them. >> it is called realtime, but it is more like mail slime. yes, friday, a night of the week was a banner night for bill marr and his banner of pet few lent pea nusss. -- penises. let's start as they discuss the republican president candidate's christian counseling clinic that advises troubled gays. >> i don't want to be crass, but i hope that marcus bachman takes all of the rage that comes from repression and denial and brings it into the bedroom with her. i hope he [bleep] her angrily. that's how i

bill shultz, the less said the better. and sitting next to me is anthony, the co-host of the opie and anthony show. and you love to hate him and you hate to love him. it is our "new york times" correspondent. go ahead, pinch. >> you are the rogue that comes in halfway through the show, yes? well, just spoke with an actual am buds man. it was to see if he had advice in regards to the fake title. his response 1234* who is andy levy? count it, pinch one, d bag nothing, yal. that's about it. >> thanks for the y'all. >> so will obama be shelfed in 2012? well according to a democratic polling firm the already weak job approval numbers are worse than they appear, and he may likely lose the election if held today. for the first time he does not lead mitt romney in polling or ppp. they are tied at 45%. and he is losing among indy voters. the president acknowledged it will be about his record saying, quote, americans understand that we didn't get into this problem overnight. if next november they feel i have been working as hard as

i'm reverend al sharp ton in for ed shultz. mitt romney tries to walk back his comments on obama running the economy, but it seems like he just made it worse nor himself. we'll show you all his latest campaign trail live and give you the facts. this is "the ed show." and as ed would say, let's get to work. >> the president is the a nice guy, and i know he's trying, but he doesn't understand how the economy works. >> mitt romney tries to embarrass the president in his stump speech today. he failed. we'll show you how. >> we won! >> stephen colbert's election victory sheds light on a real campaign problem. we'll explain. and the glenn beck era is over. >> you will pray for the time when i was only on the air for one hour every day. >> oh, i'm praying for you, glenn. tonight, my eulogy for the glenn beck program. today, republican presidential kanld mitt romney finally reversed himself on a factually untrue claim that president barack obama had made the economy worse. but in order to do that, he had to lie again. >> i didn't say t

today he's going to be on the show and he's responding to debbie wasserman-shultz.he's going to explain why he is in no mood to apologize to debbie wasserman-shultz. he's also here as part of a debate with another tea party advocate. joe walsh opposes the speaker's plan to deal with the debt ceiling, this vote that's supposed to come up in the house floor tomorrow. allen west supports the speaker. so they're going to debate that. but it was a moment -- i just wanted to give allen west a chance to respond to debbie wasserman-shultz and all the people complaining about west's comments regarding her. jay carney, the white house press secretary. we'll get the latest on what the president is doing right now to deal with this crisis. i must say, as you know, it is a crisis. >> it is, and wolf, on a much lighter note, i want you to stick around for this next store are i. i'm embarrassed this has been stuck in hi head all day. ♪ statutory budget restraints raise the debt ceiling raise the debt ceiling ♪ >> he's not doing the dougy. >> i was saying i don't know if you can do

he is living on borrowed time and mounds of old paint chips, it is my sidekick, bill shultz. and he is witty and charming, but enough about wayne brady. it is joe derosa. his comedy central album "the depression oxygen" is available. you look really, really uncomfortable. and his lefty thinking is why he is shrinking. good to see you, pinch. >> sorry, greg. i'm still tired after doing press for the brilliant documentary, page one in the "new york times." i presented a guess while walking the red carpet. unfortunately i cannot walk. just sort of sat there. missed the first hour of the film as a result. very sad. >> wow. >> wow indeed. >> it wasn't much of a story. >> when was a documentary on you ever made? oh it wasn't. go "new york times." yea! here i am. >> you are done. >> you are talking to a puppet. >> every time you put the camera on him he keeps talking. >> i of course i will will talk every time you put the camera on me. hello camera one. more like camera fun. >> you know i got a new show. >> congratulations. you know what, i am not going to report on it. >> to the gr

democrats showing support for their colleague debbie wasserman shultz wearing we stand with the ladyou know allen west fired off an angry e-mail to wasserman shultz after she questioned his position on medicare. the congressman called her vile, unprofessional and despicable. he went so far as to say she was not a lady. thus the pins. that's why the democratic members of congress are fired up and supporting her with those buttons. >> we know he's a former model. a knitting catalogue, really? scott brown is a lot item on craigslist. now you canvblúq your own copy of a 1984 knitting catalogue. that looks familiar featuring senator brown on the cover. nice sweater. the seller says he bought the catalogue on ebay for $100. now he's selling it for $250. i guess you have to really like senator brown's sweaters. >> finally, millions watched as prince william and kate middleton said their i dos. now you can get up close and personal look at the dress. it going on display at buckingham palace. visitors will be able get within eight feet of the does. closer than most of us got at the wedding.

republican allen west and democrat debby wasserman shultz. has the media been had?al lis liz has her thoughts. >> it must be that the heat got to everybody in washington. it is bad enough with the debt ceiling controversy and now we have two members of the house of representatives going at each other in rather unprecedented way. first fired by from debby shultswasserman and talking about her fellow representative alen west, a republican . she was hinting that he supported legislation that would sell off or decrease benefits for medicare recipients and that is a touchy in south . an former army corp nel and and no shrinking vilept took violet. it is going to go down in history. you are the most vile and unprofessional and despicable member of the house of representatives. if you have something to say to me, stop being a coward and say it to my face. otherwise shut the heck up and focus on your own congressional district. you have proven repeatedly that you are not a lady and therefore, shall not be afforded due respect from me. >> the quaint southern nature of that w

congresswoman debbie wasserman-shultz caused a bit of an uproar when she laid into a florida republicanupport of the cut, cap, balance bill. >> incredibly, the gentleman from florida, who represents thousands of medicare beneficiary, as do i, is supportive of this plan to increase costs for medicare beneficiaries, unbelievable from a member from south florida. >> jon: slam! i bet allen west totally disagrees with her premise that cut, cap and balance raises costs for medicare beneficiaries and he's going to lay down a substantive statistical recitation of that accusation. congressional style. >> allen west fired off this e-mail saying, "you want a personal fight i'm happy to oblige. you are the most vile, unprofessional and despicable member of the u.s. house of representatives. if you have something to say to me, stop being a coward and say it to my face." [audience reacts] >> jon: say it to my face. how do you make a frowning face in modicon? what do you have there, colon parentheses there? send. >> otherwise shut the heck up. you have proven repeatedly that you are not a lady therefo

democrats showing support for their colleague debbie wasserman shultz wearing we stand with the lady. as you know allen west fired off an angry e-mail to wasserman shultz after she questioned his position on medicare. the congressman called her vile, unprofessional and despicable. he went so far as to say she was not a lady. thus the pins. that's why the democratic members of congress are fired up and supporting her with those buttons. >> we know he's a former model. a knitting catalogue, really? scott brown is a lot item on craigslist. now you canvblúq your own copy of a 1984 knitting catalogue. that looks familiar featuring senator brown on the cover. nice sweater. the seller says he bought the catalogue on ebay for $100. now he's selling it for $250. i guess you have to really like senator brown's sweaters. >> finally, millions watched as prince william and kate middleton said their i dos. now you can get up close and personal look at the dress. it going on display at buckingham palace. visitors will be able get within eight feet of the does. closer than most of us got at the wed

the launch of the shultz program will mean loss of thousands of jobs at country but many at godard facility are expected to be retained. doug is here with more about the stormy weather for some of us and the weather that is expected for tomorrow. >> we saw se pop-up storms during the day today and during the evening, too. some of them even became severe for a time. now most of those have gone by the wayside, showers and storms out there towards the west. happening outside new. first off, partly cloudy skies across the area. you may every once of the n a while see a lightning strikeach to the distance but that's exactly what it is, off to the distance. high temperatures today 95 degrees. the eighth time we've been at 95 degrees so far this year. it's been on the warm side and so far 3.3 degrees above normal for the month of july. below normal, though, for rainfall. almost 4 inches below normal. that is for the year. now, as far as what is happening across our area, we are dealing with those warm temperatures. even right now 8 to degrees rightnnounce a heat index outside 85 degrees. 73 in fre

sarkozy with his western allies seeing shultz their little opponents fighting back well it's not just an embarrassment for sarkozy it's an embarrassment for all nato for the whole west paris even admits all being libya's rebels but on some somalia. when should they be up for training within the last two or three years documented we have to fly records and everything else so it seems strange in many ways the whole western support of some of the rebel groups in libya must be questioned because in some cases i think we are effectively arming al-qaeda. it's all making a mockery of the un vote on foreign intervention has become train. leading it was a good person. giving. none of. this. witnesses the two of libya's causing widespread atrocities for every one military person that was supposedly a casualty there were ten civilians for all to categorically ruled out saying what the real troops protect but predict is the only way you know it's a great libyan. the moves the splitting the nato coalition silvio berlusconi head of keep italy admits invading libya was a mistake rocher up staying di

democratic party chairwoman debbie wasserman-shultz joins me to respond to a congressman's rant calling her vile, unprofessional and despicable. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> right now, six u.s. senators are giving new momentum to talks aiming at avoiding a national catastrophe in the united states. their bipartisan compromise to slash the deficit. only 12 dpas left, president obama is due to meet this hour with house speaker john boehner and majority leader eric cantor. this just a short while after he met with top congressional democrats over at the white house. ours who correspondent dan lothian is standing by. kate baldwin has the latest. kate? >> polling show that americans are looking for compromise to get through this debt crisis. senators in the gang of six say that's exactly what they're offering here with their plan, but there are real questions if they can get enough support in time. now after months of negotiations. the so-called gang of six met once again behind closed doors this time to try to build momentum around their $3.7 trillion debt reduction

it is bill shultz. and he is a lovable lefty and a back room brawler and he is a first time guest and i love him to death. he is the co co-host of "the five." and he is a contemptible creep who treats his readers like sheep. it is our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> keep this guy away from me. i am worried he might smoke the section. >> where is this coming from? since when do you judge people by their hair? >> do not speak to me, and keep that rock and roll away from me as well. >> i bet you are happy beckles is here. >> i would be happy if i can smile. >> you have no lips. >> do you make a living doing this? >> styles are a little -- times are a little tough. as you note, i am a little thinner than i used to be. >> yes. >> but you still use drugs and so that's the important thing. >> p tuts the sick in -- it puts the sick in classic. i speak of "breakfast at tiffany's" this 1961 flick is scheduled to be screened at a park in new york city in august, but now a woman started a

. >> aping to diane ma cree do, bill shultz, that does it for me. i'm andy levy. fox news alert. just announced there will not be a vote tonight on speaker john boehner's debt ceiling plan. we're told it will not happen. the house of representatives was expected to vote on the debt plan tonight around 6:00 p.m. eastern but then, the vote was delayed and just moments ago, called off. so what happens now? joining us is james rosen, james, what happens now? >> what happens is that at the minute, at this late hour of 11:00 easternern time, the rules committee has been called in to an emergency session. they're going to take a look at the rules for tomorrow, and adjust them accordingly so that a tweaked version of the boehner bill can be brought to the house floor for a vote tomorrow. it's call td same-day procedure, they're going to make it possible for john boehner to tweak this bill once more. it's been tweaked a little bit before and bring it to the house floor tomorrow. at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow eastern time, house republicans will meet in the capitol basement and there, speaker boe

it is my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. stop improving, greg. it is not working. if good looks were sand he would be the mojave desert. sitting next to me is the hideous, hideous actor sean canin. and our "new york times" correspondent, good to see you pinch. >> day two of my press tour to promote the documentary, page one inside the "new york times." doing leno tomorrow. on tuesday, david carr and i will be taping a sex scene for sin gnaw max. you would never believe where i get a paper cut. >> i don't want to know. >> i think you do want to know. >> i don't. >> i think you are a dirty freak and are dying to know. say are you a dirty little freak and dying to know. >> the puppet made you talk. >> black and down and up is white. i don't know where i am. more drugs please. >> are those with a sweet tooth destined for the fat booth? or does loading up on treats make for smart eats? according to the best study have i heard of, candy might help kids from becoming obese. let me repeat that. my friend carl has six toes on his left foot. >> what? >> that wasn't a repeat.

that's the head of debbie wasserman-shultz, head of the dnc. bill: alisyn and i referring to that phrase from boehner, get your rears in gear. it's a critical, critical day. alisyn: we are paraphrasing. the senate democrats saying boehner's bill will not go anywhere in the senate. the congressional budget office claims the majority leader harry reid's plan will save three times for than the house plan. reid seems confident the house will work its way through this. >> magic things can happen in congress in a short piece of time. that's a flaws piece of legislation. no one believes that. the chamber of commerce put out a letter saying vote for it. they know it doesn't solve the problems. nobody believes the boehner problem is anything more than a wet kiss to the trite wing. alisyn: reid's plan would cut $2.7 trillion over 10 years and that counts the savings from ending the wars in iraq and afghanistan. it raises the debt limit by $2.4 trillion in one step and that is an increase larger that boehner plan. and just like the boehner plan, no tax hi

and debbie wasserman shultz. you say john adams was attacked as being blind, bald, tripled and toothless. >> jefferson was son of a half breed indian squaw low life. grover cleveland had a child out of wedlock. when he won they had a slogan, gone to the white house, ha, ha, ha. >> there is a video of bruce springsteen in east berlin saying born in the u.s.a. and all these east germans -- the hisser to yanss argue just as much as the military buildup was american culture and consumer goods thatter to the wall down. people -- that tore the wall down. they wanted what we have. martha: maybe ronald reagan and margaret thatcher had something to do with it. >> who can measure these things. martha: john stossel, look forward to that. you can catch stossel every night on the fox business network. this heat wave that we have been telling you about is really a huge issue. it's gripping a large part of the country. it's moving across the east coast now. making its feel like triple digit temperatures in many big cities. near

david wasserman shultz who also happens to be the chair of the democrat party.to say about this. also jason chaffetz, tea partier. he has a different perspective. the real battle is not necessarily going to be in the senate it's going to be in the house of representatives. we'll see what happens there. one final note, pete hoekstra, the former chairman of the house intelligence commission announces he's going to throw his hat in the ring. so we'll see what happens in michigan. that will be lively. no doubt about that. brooke? >> thank you so much. i don't know if you've seen this yet. take a good long look with me. you, too, folks. want to remind everyone. look, no excuses not to watch wolf blitzer, myself, or just keep up on your news. the first news network in the u.s. to stream 24-hour news online on a mobile device, which means even if you're not in front of a tv, no excuses. you can still watch me and all your other favorites live. all you have to do is go to cnn.com/video. and now watch this. >>> a 4-year-old girl dies because she's hungry. no food, no wat

my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. and if financial acumen was a bucking bronco i would strap myself to his back and ride him for eight seconds, matt mccall, founder and president of penn financial. nice shirt. and he is covered in print and totally skint. good to see you, pinch. >> it is a small group of openly transgender actors who are increasingly recognizable and finding a place on screen. and no, greg, i won't be giving you their numbers. i am protective of my sources, and you are a monster. >> that i am. i am a monster. >> and don't go through my blackberry. >> i won't. >> it is difficult for me. not having fingers and whatnot. >> so true. >> it is not true. double negative. >>> he won't eat any meat. instead he will dine on feet. it is because he put his foot in his mouth. thought i would explain that first line in case you missed it. recent e recently they called the actions of the mass murderer in norway, quote, nothing, end quote. when compared to mcdonalds and kfc, they made the comments during a sho on war

and my repulsive sidekick bill shultz. and siting in the lip chair, paul mccurio. his latest cd is called "image makeover" andly -- and good to see you, pinch. >> reviewer al scott writes the transformer side of the moon, the sci-fi tour de force examines a dysfunction between political rhetoric and the realities of the agriculture resistance. the simple life is in the modern world an endlessly complicated matter. bravo, sir, im rav -- bravo. just kidding. he hated it. >> thank you for burning a minute off this show, pinch. >> should you think twice before doing something nice? does opening a door make you a sexist bore? that seems to be the message of a new study that claims to be -- to mean men treating women nicely can be a form of sexism. the study called "seeing the unseep" set out to see if people recognized sexism in their daily lives by having them write down sexist comments or behavior they came across. in addition to stuff like unwanted sexual tension or gross comments, the researchers asked pooh em to record so-called benevolent sexism. stuff like men co

it is bill shultz. and he is so sharp that goth use him to self-mutilate, rick eleven ven that will. and he is a pile of goo that lines cages at the zoo. good to see you, pinch. >> today in critics picks, al scott explored the themes that arise in the 1985 sci-fi comeed duck dash comedic masterpiece "back to the future." the appropriate question is not where the hell is he, but when the hell is he? einstein is the world's first time traveler. >> that was impressive. >> you are pretty impressive. >> do you do any other impressions? >> no, but a lot want a two-shot. that's tv terms when you and i are on the camera at the exact same time. >> now we will move them away. >>> so, should animals grown in labs have sexy human abs? it could happen i hope. british scientists have them there. they have been secretly create creating more than 150 embryos, but is their research noble or terrifying or noble or terrifying or noble or terrifying. a committee of fans are warning of a planet of the apes scenario where wo

he is my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. >> and he reminds me of the uncle who made me feel funny.ting next to me is robert kelly. that's a complement. he made me funny. he is getting real thin dishing out commi spin. it is our "new york times" correspondent. >> a real hum dinger this morning. he breathlessly writes the federal reserve's move to have the bankruptcy from retailer when's the customers use a debit card. so, yeah, stop the presses much? look it was a bloody slow news day, by gum. >> bloody? >> yes. people say bloody and they don't have to be in england. >> see you in the hamptons i'm sure. >> you won't be invited. >> jersey shore is more your speed. >> thank you very much. >> you are welcome very little. >> okay. >> all right. >> okay. >> okay. >>> they won a four steed green into our stupid, stupid teen. the state of maryland, go tar heels, has become the first in america to impose something called an environmental literacy requirement for graduating high school. the requirement comes from the state board of education and contains no specifics as to what environmental

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space station for several months and this was the last time the astronauts could look back and see a shultzd on the station. today campers watched the space walk and shared their hopes and dreams. >> when i grow up, i would like to be an astronaut. >> i would like to probably good to mars but i think a lot of people have already been to the moon. >> what i think is important is studying space because if we didn't study space, how do we know what's up there? >> good point. during the space walk the crew retrieved a failing pump and stored it in the cargo bay for the trip back to earth. >>> could soon cost parents in concord hundreds of dollars if their children are caught cutting class. the concord city council tonight is set to vote on a school day ordinance. children caught breaking the -- supporters say the curfew is meant to keep children off the streets and to avoid die time crimes involving teenagers. >>> the diabetes society of san jose runs a number of summer camps for children but now, those families may be shut out. that story coming up. >>> it's a ballot box battle over pension re

representative west did not appreciate that shout out he fired off a nasty e-mail to representative wasserman shultzsent a sizzling e-mail to john boehner, eric cantor and nancy pelosi. his e-mail reads in part: look debbie, i understand that after i departs the house floor you decked your floor speech comments directly towards me. >> greta: what makes me think wasserman shufplz is going to defend on facebook tonight. did magic wants and spell [ male announcer ] this...is the network -- a network of possibilities. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more amecans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... f greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. ♪ i like your messy hair ♪ i like the clothes you wear ♪ i like the way you sing ♪ and when you dance with me ♪ you always make me smile [ male announcer ] we believe

. >>> now we'll bring in congresswoman debbie wasserman shultz, who heads the democratic committee. you probably heard the conversation i had there. clearly one of the big problems, whichever side of the argument you're on, is the republican party is split, isn't it, between the likes of mr. chaffetz there who are completely resolutes to any concept to raising the debt ceiling or bringing taxation in for earning that way. then you have the others, speaker boehner's corner, who can't get their bill through the senate. where are we with this? >> well, there's clearly a -- an internal battle between on between the republican party now. you have a group of what i would say are extremist tea party republicans who basically have stronglehold over the matter. the details seems to be wagging the dog. in chaffetz who is a nice person, who i've had lovely conversations with on the house floor, really is clearly one of the obstructionists. he says they've bent over backwards? he believes his version of compromise is just the vote to raise the debt ceiling. that's -- at a minimum what we should

i'm ed shultz. >> good evening p.m. i'm in for chris matthews tonight. leading off, deal or no deal. all day long there's been word that a deal between president obama and speaker john boehner is in the works to save the u.s. from default. publically both sides are denying it. it's clear adults on both sides are trying to avoid default. how do you get to an agreement? tea partiers are saying, no deal with tax increases and democrats are saying, no deal without them? we crunched numbers and default would seem to affect almost every american home. >>> also, does michele bachmann have migraines? is it fair to question her fitness? or she fb may be debilitated for days at moment of the week when rupert murdoch's wife wendi supposedly saved him from a pie throwing comedian. call me skeptical but i'm calling it piegate. >>> we start with deal or no deal. the "new york times" reported this afternoon, the obama administration has informed democratic congressional leaders that president obama and speaker boehner were about to close in on a major deal that would e

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representative bill weir is for questioning his position on medicare -- representative debbie wasserman shultzestioning his position on medicare. the, mail viral and everyone saw it. now he has had time to think about it and cool off, does the congressman want a do over? not likely. today representative west says an apology is not happening. >> would you f you could, withdraw --, if you could, withdraw any of the language or the words that you used? >> no, i wouldn't. interestingly enough, when you interviewed me when i was a candidate you referred to me as a military man. there are certain ways we speak in the military. i guess i have not learned the d.c. insider talk that maybe some of these people are used to. don't poke me in the chest that's the bottom line to that exchange. >> greta: we'll tell you what happens next in this political standoff. there you have the best of the rest. >> coming up, they all want to be your next president. their last political debate is raising eyebrows. we'll tell you what is going on, next. [ male announcer ] there's more than one of these abandoned racetrac