history of the world has ever cut its way to prosperity but some for some reason people like alan simpson and erskine bowles just don't accept those facts what has this pair washed up washed up corporate corporate shills come up with now and this is their plan to do anything to solve the nation's economic woes tell us about in the daily take. in the best of the rest of the news the financial crisis of two thousand and eight hit the us hit the hit the u.s. millions of americans were left with looking for answers how could the federal government have let the big banks bring down our entire economy and let them get away with rampant corruption and greed for so long the answer to the question is a short and sweet when it began with reagan reagan deregulated big banks and big businesses and he removed the crucial restrictions that were put in place to keep the corporations from cheating and from pillaging the american people reagan argued that in a capitalist society there is no place of regulation federal oversight as we all know now reagan was wrong without regulation corporations and big ba

. >> angela simpson is one of the four women assigned to atom 100. >> simpson, i think, is very scary individual. she's probably the only one in there that i take every precaution in the world to make sure my staff and myself are safe. >> i heard they said i was possessed by the devil. that's hilarious. isn't that beautiful? i told my kids when they were babies they saw a guy [ bleep ] behind a circle k. i told them that's how cops grow. so, yeah. i didn't know they would next week go [ bleep ] in the alley and try to grow a cop. that was not my intention. >> she seems to have a true gang type mentality. snitches get stitches and ditches. she'll stare you down and the hair on the back of your neck standing up. >> i've asked god a lot to spontaneously combust officers. >> where does that come from, your hatred of cops? >> that's not something i'll discuss. >> but simpson regularly illustrates her hatred of law enforcement officers through her drawings. >> here's one for my brother. i've got to send that to him. it's from the pigs in a blanket series. don't you love the pigs in a blanke

her name is angela simpson. >> simpson i think is a very scary individual.there that i take every precaution in the world to make sure my staff and myself are safe. she is the one in this whole jail that creeps me out, for a better word. >> i was the first person on the crew to get introduced to angela simpson, and upon meeting her, the first things that came out of her mouth when i approached her, she pretty much told me to go "f" myself. for someone to say, go "f" yourself, it's like, all right, welcome to jail. >> simpson is a very scary person. she is just by the nature of her crimes and the way that she has been here and just her manners and that, she just doesn't seem to have a lot of those inhibition controls that most people would, and because of that she can be very much a threat to staff. so we have to keep her in a very controlled setting. >> simpson was accused of kidnapping, torturing and murdering a man she believed to be a police informant. she has then said to have dismembered the corpse, set it on fire and to have thrown the remains in a dum

>> examples-simpson? >> i am assuming. -- is that the bulls-simpson? -- simpson-bowles? >> i am assuming. >> i think there was pushed back in the right way. the commission was focused on cuts and not investments. the great deficit in this country is the investment deficit, the investment in people and infrastructure. there were attempts to revive it. it was a super committee proposal. i think it is a good thing the super committee failed to reach an agreement. we will see where that goes. it was not a fair deal. there was so little revenue and so much padding. -- so much cutting. someone was writing the other day that the anti-tax mania is at an all-time low. reagan was willing to raise taxes. it shows how extreme. someone said the of the grover norquist may be the most powerful person in america. the new pledge he has held canada is to. he has held candidates -- the new pledge he has held the new candidates to is keeping millions -- it has a role to play in a country rich in the land grant colleges, highways, bridges. i understand the bridge out here is about to be buil

graeme mcdowell and simpson in sudden death.impson the putt to put pressure on mcdowell but slides by. mcdowell, the 15-foot birdie putt to win. can't be short on these putts but simpson misses the ten-footer for par. graeme mcdowell the heritage champion. >> the sass fault, stp400. joey logano and kyle busch do not care for each other. today logan know ended up in the wrong spot. we bring you this crash in slow mo. matt kenseth takes it. and saito is the first japanese driver to win an indycar race, at long beach. i hope one day to join your exercise group,. >> we'll consider your application. tom cruise, back on te big screen. bu dhiil pull in the >> join me tonight at cable 13. we'll tell you about a new video game related merit badge a california girl scout chapter plans to offer, and then at 11:00, the new high-tech tool helping law enforcement officers. how it makes going through hours of surveillance video easier than ever. that's at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7 news. >> the post apocalyptic thriller obailiff unions big at the

if you passed it, would go more than what was in simpson-bowles. i think it's at least a perfectly good starting point. >> david, what do you say to people who argue you've been crying wolf for a long time and the wolves haven't come. the bond markets continue to lend us money at the cheapest rates in history. there is no crisis on hand and hasn't been one. interest rates have gone down, not up. if somebody was trying to make money off your writings in the last five years, is it fair to say, they would have lost money? >> well, it's not over until it's over. i mean, the bond vigil antes vigilantes haven't gone home. they're laughing all the way to the bank. what you have out there is all kind of traitors who couldn't be more grateful to bernanke. everything is managed by the fed and these deficits, therefore, roll forward because bernanke is enabling congress to sit on its hands. he's enabling the second-term president who should lead in 2013, the first year of his new term, to tell the people you are going to pay new taxes, all of you. not just th

simpson beat a murder rap. a lot of people point back to the o.j. case as an example.you say that justice was done there? >> yes, i think the first case, the criminal case, i think the jury got it right. >> but in the book, you believed o.j. was guilty? >> right, but they didn't prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. >> we the jury find the defendant orenthal simpson not guilty. >> reporter: he had to face down criticism from nancy grace. >> the jury is not going to buy it. >> reporter: his job is to help people get away with murder. there's that scene from al pacino in "justice for all." >> my client, the honorable henry c. fleming should go right to [ bleep ] jail. the son of a [ bleep ] is guilty! >> reporter: have you ever been tempted to do that? >> for different reasons. >> reporter: there's no one he says he would refuse on moral grounds. but he has the luxury of being able to be choosey. >> you're somebody that they come to for guidance and counseling. so it becomes a very close and unrelenting relationship. >> reporter: who's your favorite client? >> i will tell

now to break this down i was doing earlier by the man with the plan himself representative simpson from taxes i began by asking him why the t.s.a. seems to treat n.s.a. people like criminal suspects with these pat downs well i'm not sure so. that really violates the fourth amendment of our constitution and our texas bill of rights is well it's unnecessary they are allowing people to pay one hundred dollars get a background check and and just pass through like we used to do but it's really unfortunate for the way. those will chairs are and lands they really get. and have done necessary and it's an effective and it is just wrong certainly so what exactly are the restrictions that you're trying to put before the texas legislature here will house bill and he would simply prohibit touching of private parts of a person without probable cause it would also prohibit the separation of minors from a parent or guardian without probable cause or to engage in some kind of con that would constitute assault under our penal code already. and to basically harass or coerce or. keep people from proceeding

john simpson, bbc news. >> only a french man could have said that. absolutely marvelous. i am doug by ronald reagan's former chief of staff. he was in the white house for six years. you were there for many of the key moment in their relationship. what was it that made them work together? as a together >> they were partners. they had shared beliefs. they painted in primary colors. they did not do pastels' very well. they could finish each other's sentences. it was a love affair in the right sense of the word. they were comrade in arms. they protected one another and had each other's back. let me give you an example. the first summit meeting between the heads of state, g-7,g-8 now, at the beginning of it in a break and post a first year, he laid out his economic package to his other heads of state. every one of them said it will not work in america. it will not work. cannot cutax -- you taxes and spending. the only person i came to his defense was margaret thatcher. breaking news to lead to tell the story that as they left dinner he caught up to mrs. thatcher and he said, i

i would say that alan simpson and general westmoreland both really want to know about these people's characters, yet th say we shouldn't bring them this nd of information. one theory is they haven't changed that much. for instance, john sears pointed out that wheas primaries rule out candidates now, the smoke-filled rooms ruled out some of these candidates. some were rud out because of these reasons before they got to the public. so i d't know that this is as new as we think it is. it's the press' job to inform people and let them make judgments, as has been said. 's not up to us to witold, to use our opinions on what the public should know. we have to tell the public everything reasonable that we know. let's get it-- we didn't, in this hypothetical, didn't rule valentine out. you took yourself out, baseon the advice of the people around you. i'm not quite out it t. so fi'm still there in the cozy condo. i've got debbie over iher room. i' put the lights out in my place, and i'm going to bull my way through. and i emerge 8:00 the next morning heading for the podi to make spee at this

simpson needs to make his par put to keep it going. can't do it. mcdowel gets his second pga win by default. >>> the new york jets rivas has been rumored to be just about every team. today it was announced that he will be handed to the tampa bay bucks. he is considered one of the best corners in the league. he has agreed to a six-year deal with the bucks. >>> and you can't use your hands in soccer, but how about your teeth. suarez loses the ball. if he can't get the ball, bite the guy in the arm. not such the first such incident for him. he served a 7-game suspension for biting someone back in 2007. no apology has been announced. >>> the sharks play again tonight in the fifth playoff spot tonight. we will tell you about that tonight at 10:00 on the later edition of sports wrap. >> thanks. >> sure. >> we will have the latest on the boston bombing investigations. >> and the f.a.a. furloughs go into effect today. we will see you tonight at 10:00. [ engine revs ] [ female announcer ] small... [ engine revs ] wicked... ♪ and now... ♪ topless. ♪ the fiat

officers can touch passengers now texas state representative david simpson who proposed that bill believes that it boils down to one major issue the t.s.a. treating innocent folks as criminals and that's a big problem in taxes and joining me now to break this down the man with the plan himself representative simpson from texas hi there. how are you doing great to represent the sense and why does the t.s.a. treat innocent people like criminal suspects with these pat downs i'm not sure so. that really violates the fourth amendment of our constitution and our texas bill of rights is well it's unnecessary they are allowing people to pay one hundred dollars get a background check and and just pass on through like we used to do but it's really unfortunate for the way those will chairs are and plants that really get picked on and have done necessary and effective and it is just wrong certainly so what exactly are the restrictions that you're trying to put before the texas legislature here well house bill and he would simply prohibit the touching of private parts of a person without probable cause

. >> i'm greta kreuz, in for cynne simpson. live coverage of the boston marathon last will continue in a moment. first let's check on a forecast of with meteorologist jacqui jeras. >> its and a mild start. you probably don't need a jacket. but by this afternoon we will warm up and we will be warmer than yesterday. in the 50's at this hour. 37 in culpeper, 52 in frederick. it will continue to be an unsettled week. today will be dry for the most part. multiple opportunities for showers over the next several days. temperatures will be above average today, topping 70 degrees. stormy conditions by the weekend with much cooler temperatures. from the belfort furniture weather center, details in a few minutes. now, a check on traffic and weather jamee. >> va 95, off to a quiet start between fredericksburg, stafford, dale city, and the capital beltway. no problems on 395. the road work between edsall road and duke street is gone. canal road (the chains bridge and arizona avenue. good to go on 270. no troubles of on the capital beltway.

is simpson going to stand up and bump the matriarch, so to speak, of the estrella jail? it will be empty. it will be empty nest syndrome, i think. i think i can handle that. i think that will be all right for me >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> stop resisting! >> this is west hell. the conditions here are sub human. >> a jail made famous by its outspoken sheriff. >> here it is, 121 in the tents. >> now, it's altogether the center of a new storm. >> last report, there's approximately 5,000 protesters. we have heightened security on the yard right now in case something does happen. >> they call me hitler, assassinate me. what is this? just trying to do my job. >>> about 140,000 inmates per year are booked into the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona. >> step up to the podium, please. okay. turn to the left for me. >> those charged with less serious crimes will likely have a court hearing and be released within a day or two, to await resolution of their charges. >> come on out. >> but chronic offenders are those charged with violent c

. >> i'm greta kreuz, in for cynne simpson. first, let's a check on traffic and weather. meteorologist jacqui jeras. >> good morning. we have a cloudy start. patchy mist in a few spots. temperatures in the 50's. 57 in d.c.'s today, we will continue to have an unsettled week with a lot of opportunities for a few showers. temperatures will be above average the next several days. we should top 70 in this afternoon. cooldown expected by the weekend. more details on that in a few minutes from the belfort furniture weather center. now, let's check on traffic with jamee. >> mostly quiet. utility work in the weeds and area of maryland, georgia avenue at university boulevard, a couple lanes blocked. light volume. pennsylvania avenue, woodyard road, overnight construction. nih, on thea near southbound side, one lane getting by. in light volume. road eachcanal direction between arizona and the chain bridge. that should be done by 5:00. we are good on va 95 up to the beltway. back to you. >> thank you. inwant to get to new details monday's deadly bombing at the boston marathon. polic

i like the bowles-simpson deficit plan. that's how america reacted maybe.t there was a sort of sense that because this was a bipartisan document that it made sense to treat it as a kind of sacred text. i think in sort of, again, not in sort of the to and fro of politics, but how the press portrayed it. again, i liked a lot of things about that document. i'm not totally sorry the press played it that way. but i think you see that happening again and again. there is sort of a desire for, there is a desire for a figure like michael bloomberg to sort of play this sort of postpartisan role, but that then intersects with the press' social issues. when a figure like bloomberg is mixing it up on guns, he gets to be a bipartisan, postpartisan figure and the press gets to sort of congratulate itself for being the history of vanguard. >> that is hard for me to get my mind around. let me turn to the column you wrote in "new york times" and picked up something you wrote for "daily beast." i said gun control was an important issue and the press has to be leading the conv

if you look at the same starting point from simpson bowles. if you compare that to the president's plan, they're very similar in terms of overall cuts. the ratio of cuts to revenue that the president's proposing is higher than the ratio of cuts -- >> neil: i guess we can go back and forth on the math. you expressed some reservations about the formula the president will use on social security and whether that represents cutting entitlement. i take it the president could have more difficulty getting this past democrats than republicans? >> he's going to obviously have to explain to democrats exactly how he does that calculation and demonstrate in fact what he's proposing reflects the true cost of living increases for seniors. so -- but i should say on that point, earlier today you heard the head of the national republican campaign committee attack the president's budget with this opening line. the president's budget is an attack on seniors. this is exactly what we do not need if we make progress. what the house republicans should do -- >> neil:

test the simpson. how was that possible?s people and companies can hit a popularity tipping point. althe lovers become majors. we have seen a similar path with out as a brand bounceback? that is what wwant to know. at representing several cebrities and a senior editor of in touch quickly. thank you for joining us. let me start with you. want to ask you this rings true. this is a poll that came out of a competitive magazine. one even say the magazine named. gwyneth paltrow, the most hated, more hated them and have the like, chris jenner, taylor's with, who does not a tailor's wi? or aided and chris brown. is she really that heated? >> you know, it has been bizarre anything -- it's jealousy. that is the on thing you can suck it up to. she is married to a rock star. to beautiful kids. she can act, sing, coke, speak fluent spanish. she has a blocked, so she has that empire. she really does it all. business, never let them see you sweat. she really doesn't. i am sure she has problems and there are things in a lot that are not per

>> we talked about europe before and austerity budgets and bowles-simpson and others groups and across time as the economy recovers. >> in the real world colleagues, we need to compromise. we are actually going to have a budget deal at the end of the day and compromise and look to reach other's opinion and validate the fact -- we all have a different view of the world. moms and dads across the country have to figure out how to come to reasonable accommodation, business men and women come to the everyday. in the real world we need to get past these talking points. it is time for this adult conversation, deal with our rising health care costs and the fact we have an aging population that the burden on the revenue system we haven't seen in a long time. the president has laid down a reasonable compromise, nearly worked out to completion last summer. i hope the conversation picks up from here. we go to conference and cooler heads prevail and folks in the know labeled group understand one another's problem, fix this country once and for all. it is not to save our country. >> wish to commend

bad timing for the simpson/bowles relaunch that day. well, yesterday they re-relaunched it in friendlier environments, they relaunched it on the op-ed page of the "washington post." the bigger picture is that the whole doctrine that austerity is a good thing for economies, specifically for economies in trouble, that whole doctrine globally is falling apart. falling apart here at home, it's falling apart globally, as well. and joining us now for more perspective on that is our friend ezra klein, an msnbc policy analyst, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. helium crisis sounds totally funny, totally a real thing, people should be totally worried. >> people should be totally worried and there's hank johnson making the case. really, we can address helium, but nothing else? that paradigm, that dynamic to me seems to be the dynamic in washington. we shouldn't fight back against the sequester by fixing the stuff that bothers people the most, the sequester it's has to go because the idea of budget cutting our way to su

but simpson let him have it as he misses a ten-foot are for par.e mcdowell your rbc champion. >> more coming up at 6:00. >> that little ride to work dance. >> exactly, exactly. >> historic. thanks, shu. >> ahead, the effort to save a species from extinction and >>> coming up at 6:00. look at the mess left at golden gate park after thousands of people flocked to the are a big pot party. why you will now have to pay to help clean this up. >> after reese witherspoon arrested. what she said to officers -- gasp -- that got her in hot water. >>> sierra nevada bighorn sheep are once again roaming the southern end of the sierra never damp wait was quite an effort by the state wildlife workers who had to capture the sheep and then transplant them. wildlife officials say the sheep are toll rabbit and adaptable and this the first new herd at the southern end of the sierra for the first time in 20 years. that does it for >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, inside the capture. the extraordinary, new police video. stun grenades lobbedt boston marathon suspect

webb simpson. one back of charlie hoffman.s the leader at 11ure after shooting a 56. >> some golden retrievers are helping boston bombing victims cope with the disaster. the group's presence says bombing victims have been telling the dogs the story of what happened. he says dogs are great listeners. been my experience. that does it for us at 5:00. join us back here at 6:00. >>> this is "world news." tonight, the trail of terror. new images and fresh details from the dramatic capture of the second suspect in the boston marathon bombings. the infrared censors that actually saw him inside that boat and the robot that helped force him out. tonight, we have the latest on the suspect's condition and when will he will be asked those urgent questions? what was his alleged motive, and was he part of a larger plot? plus, did the fbi miss a chance to stop the bombing when they questioned the other suspect, his older brother, two years ago? >>> also tonight, in a city that's coming back to life after an extraordinary day on lockdown, the

i was with dallas simpson. i saw her singing when she was 19. the guys did that to me. me up and put me on the show with sidney poitier. great director. automatically, that hand was out there. mandela says, quincy, come over, i would like you to co-host with me up in botswana in south africa and we promised to build 100 homes for habitat from humanity. i brought five gang bangers with me from l.a. in ten days, we turned around. they saw the essence of south africa we were going through and all this stuff with mandela. all these kids are executives at big organizations and help kids stay out of jail. >> what's the next thing? what's the next big thing for quincy jones? >> we are going to kanye west and the film festival with us. >> kanye west? >> we are helping hundreds of families. >> maybe a month or two ago, there was a little minicontroversy about you and conway? >> the inlt net always has something going. they are people that don't have a life, man. they are sitting down there with their pants on the ground and making up stuff and hiding behind an a.k.a. we don't ha

he's a beloved character on the simpsons. let's just eat so i can get to bed.lls me. did you remember to ask for the chicken with broccoli to be diced, not shredded? yes. even though the menu description specifies "shredded"? yes. brown rice not white? yes. did you stop at the korean grocery and get the good hot mustard? yes. did you pick up the low sodium soy sauce from the market? yes. thank you. you're welcome. what took you so long? just sit down and eat. fine. all right, it's shredded. what do you want me to do? i want you to check before you accept the order. sorry. were you distracted by the possibility that koothrappali might have intercourse with penny tonight? he's not going to have intercourse with penny. then there's no excuse for this chicken. you know, this situation with koothrappali brings to mind a story from my childhood. oh, goody, more tales from the panhandle. that's northwest texas. i am from east texas the gulf region, home to many vietnamese shrimpers. do the shrimpers feature in your story? no. anyway when i was eight a montgomery ward

gotfiscal cliff -- we solutions out there like simpson-bowles. you may not like pieces of simpson-bowles, but at least it is a starting point to have a dialogue and address some of the issues you have got to address. my hope is that there'll be a enough restaurant congress in the second terms of that we can begin to get some of the changes that we need to make it our economy will remain competitive on an ongoing basis. >> you are a supporter of the president? >> i see no reason why it cannot be better. andill not create growth jobs unless there is a stronger relationship. both the companies and small businesses. we had 25 million active sellers on ebay. roughly three to 4 million of them are small businesses. it is a small business. this operated in small state new york or outside detroit. they're creating jobs were large companies are not creating jobs. we're trying to protect their interests of that they thrive and grow. youne last question before open it up to all of you. you have $6 billion of cash. maybe the expected 8 billion. a lot of peop

simpson. this was the exact scenario that o.j. simpson faced in nevada, and he was put away for i think upwards of 26 years. i might have plus or minus four years there, but if i can bring you in on that, danny. the possibility that even more charges can be added to the extraordinary roster they're already facing. that is real, isn't it? >> oh, sure, it is. a prosecutor can amend charges and just based on what we've heard so far, you don't even immediate to know the florida code to than there would have to be other potential charges that these two are facing. again, like i said, look for in the next few weeks for one of the parties, mother or father, to claim that they were at the -- they were at the mercy, hostage themtsz, and that will be -- that leeblg will be one defense. as far as charges we haven't seen the beginning of them, and at this stage the prosecutor is not bound with any charges this they levy against them now. they can always amend later on as long as they do so well before trial. >> all right. danny, thank you for

i was with dallas simpson. i saw her singing when she was 19. the guys did that to me.e up and put me on the show with sidney poitier. great director. automatically, that hand was out there. mandela says, quincy, come over, i would like you to co-host with me up in botswana in south africa and we promised to build 100 homes for habitat from humanity. i brought five gang bangers with me from l.a. in ten days, we turned around. they saw the essence of south africa we were going through and all this stuff with mandela. all these kids are executives at big organizations and help kids stay out of jail. >> what's the next thing? what's the next big thing for quincy jones? >> we are going to kanye west and the film festival with us. >> kanye west? >> we are helping hundreds of families. >> maybe a month or two ago, there was a little minicontroversy about you and conway? >> the inlt net always has something going. they are people that don't have a life man. they are sitting down there with their pants on the ground and making up stuff and hiding behind an a.k.a. we don't have

it was the mirror image, trying to do too much abroad and not as much as home, the fiscal debate, simpson-bowles went nowhere, any time you land at kennedy airport you get 101 course on our infrastructure and look at our schools, they are not doing it and didn't have immigration reform so it is this combination and back at home we simply were not doing things to invest in our own future so we would have the re-- resources we could need in order to remain a great power throughout this century. >> rose: but this is not new argument a lot of people have made this argument, including the president, i think, in the speech he made at west point. >> the president has talk about nation building at home, he has done some of it but two things where i think he has wrong and there are places i think he already has it right for example this administration's decision to triple force levels in afghanistan, i simply disagreed with that, didn't see why we went, embarked on that road so i thought he was doing too much abroad and then here at home he was there at the birth of simpson-bowles commission to deal with

alan simpson is a millionaire. erston boles is a millionaire. their commission is almost entirely millionaires. it's easy for them to setbacks and be completely out of touch with people like i mentioned before who have $3.71 left in their bank account and proposed cutting benefits more. it's easy for them to say let's push the reset button and asked the poor people and a class to pay more and asked the rich detail little more. that's not courageous or old and it's horrible public policy. they are the least fit people to make these public policy decisions. they are illegitimate actors in our political dialogue. erskine bowles is a big corporate bill adair an mp -- a big corporate millionaire. we should not cite them as the authorities. askfact that they did not mitt romney to pay more than 40% in taxes aunt for the millionaire's tax which would raise $1 trillion, that shows their world view. finally, you mentioned president obama ringgold. this gets to something we call it fight theory. winningyour theory on the fight? if you start with the compr

simpson like in the bowles plan, something to underage everybody, but it is the only way to get to yes. as the negotiation argument goes, everybody has to give up something they really do not want to give up. >> this is like a video we have seen before, negotiations with john boehner. >> it is small ball. as long as you do this nibbling, a typical washington fashion, nothing is going to happen. nothing is going to happen until the president makes it his business to focus exclusively on this and make the case to the nation about why we have to do it, but that is not the way they do it. thatdo it in increments so it can be argued over washington talk shows with the rest of the country not paying attention. >> do not not that. >> i respectfully disagree. i rise in defense of the president. if this is how the budget is reported, it is not just the president saying in the back room, i will do this and that. if this is in the budget that he was of the next week, real cuts in entitlements, he apparently has done that and the cost-of-living formula, reduces its tightly, if it does include a hi

. >> it's like simpson winning the olympic club. it's going to be a similar situation. smith can get some of the bats out of the cobweb sort to speak. >> luke donald who by the way has added a little bit of distance to his tee shots. i like it because as you said olympic it opens up the field a little bit to not just the guys you traditionally think about. >> it's not a bombers course. >> exactly. will you be playing in the channel 5 tournament. >> i'll get back to you. >> all right, in the oe donald four right there. and angelo is next. thank you for joining us, adam scott is the winner. >> a life changer. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. now making to diffuse nuclear tensions. "at first t

simpson, bernie madoff. o.j.his wife but in the court of public opinion he was guilty, and eventually he did end up going to prison for a different much lesser offense and at the same time he is still in prison. a lot of that is the way he handled it, even when he was under arrest for that and saying this was my merchandise and no sense of responsibility and no sense of i did this and no sense of redemption in his mind, and as we have looked at a lot of these, the coverup is often the worst with with weiner, with john edwards, with bill clinton, with a lot of these people, the cover up, and with tiger woods it was how he dealt with the media. i mean, the offense, professional athlete, who stepped out on his wife and not such a big deal to be honest, but the way he handled it with the media was textbook bad pr. >> has social media kind of changed the game, howard? >> absolute. >> absolutely. we live in a transparent world, and we have to understand now that a couple things happen. number one, you're going to be ca

simpson charged with murdering his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman.sted in 252 days ending in a verdict not guilty. phil spencer was tried for the murder of actress lana clark son. specter was found guilty of second degree murder. that trial lasted 172 days. this is a name that you know as well. lyle and eric menendez were convicted of killing their parents, shooting them in their beverly hills home. following a mistrial, their second trial lasted 210 days. scott petersen went on trial for murdering his pregnant wife lacy and their unborn son. her body was found in san francisco bay. that trial lasted 175 days. of course most recently, another high-profile case, casey anthony was acquitted of first-degree murder in the death of her 2-year-old daughter kaley anthony. that trial lasted 169 days. long story short, we might be in for a few more days in this one as well. rick: a real trip down memory lane. jenna: greatest histories. rick: all-stars. a shop owner fights back big-time. two armed thugs trying to rob him got away with more than they bargained

you mentioned -- alan simpson is a millionaire. it erskine bowles is a millionaire. their commission is very easy for them to sit back and be completely out of touch with people who have $3.71 left in their bank account. it's very easy them for say hey i push the reset button and asked the rich to pay a little bit more. best easiest thing for them to do. it's horrible public policy. they are frankly illegitimate actors in our political dialogue in making these recommendations. it erskine bowles is a big corporate giant manner. [inaudible] we shouldn't cite them as the authorities and again the fact they didn't even put on the table asking that romney to pay 14% tax and put on the table the tax which would raise $1 billion shows the sku of their worldview. and finally you mentioned president obama. this gets to something that i call, we call -- what is your theory on winning the fight and engaging in the fight? if you start with a compromised position you'll need more than that in this case putting social security benefit shouldn't be the compromised position. he has

when you watch the simpson. what is the snit homer -- you recognize this is a sat tire of that other form of media. when you recognize the satire you feel more orientedded. what we are moving forward is a moment to moment sense of orientation and grounding we get from screens within screens from relationships of things to other things or this to that. from getting the joke really more than getting to the end. [inaudible] [laughter] perfect moment. >> how do you think "present shock" is affecting the way wars are fought today. >> it's interesting, i mean, on the one sense, we're learning to think of wars less as things as we win and chronic situations get involved in. you don't win a war. it turns out. you never really won a war. you just won the battle and killed people. there is a sen of war now as an ongoing state. we won really interesting phenomena is -- i talk about in the book is drone fighting. drone fighting is a dig fridayic proich to war. here you are. the soldier. you are in a room outside las vegas,

up into fremont, this looks like something out of "the simpsons" looking gorgeous this afternoon. and then up toward san francisco, a look from emeryville. we have a little bit of instability, no rainfall getting squeezed out of these clouds. then you can also see the marine layer back toward the city. all right, let's get you into the timing of the current weather that we expect for saturday. it's a very weak system again passing to the north. a zonal flow is pushing from the west to the east. they're centered way off to the north. even what our model is projecting is still on the very low end of things. by 6:00 a.m., a slight chance of a shower in the north bay. you see as it moves south and really starts to break up. we'll hold on to a chance of showers through 10:00 a.m. through the san francisco peninsula. probably to the south bay. but after that, we'll clear out for the afternoon. we expect partly sunny skies for the tri-valley. also for the silicon valley. we're not done yet, though. on sunday, we will have another slight chance of some showers with yet again another syste