i have never been treated so poorly, so rudely, or so in humanely garbage that we call a shelter employees. they are an insult to the word humanity. all the training that we can give want to change them at all. either they don't go to the training is a war they go and they don't sink in. any kind of advocacy we have done to try to fix the way they treat the shelter residents the is not working. they need to be wiped out and have a clean slate. supervisor kim: i will call five more names. >> [speaking spanish] >> my name is maria. i support the shelters in the elections in november because it has helped me a great deal and it has helped other homeless people in san francisco. i am a single mother with three children. i did not have a chance to gain one, nor do i qualify for public benefits. when i applied for a shelter behof, i tried to get one and i explained that i had three children. they said that if there is a bet available, i would receive one, but i was never able to receive a bed. >> i work -- i know how the system is working. i know how the policies of the previous mayor and what t

i have never been treated so poorly, so rudely, or so in humanely garbage that we call a shelter employees. they are an insult to the word humanity. all the training that we can give want to change them at all. either they don't go to the training is a war they go and they don't sink in. any kind of advocacy we have done to try to fix the way they treat the shelter residents the is not working. they need to be wiped out and have a clean slate. supervisor kim: i will call five more names. >> [speaking spanish] >> my name is maria. i support the shelters in the elections in november because it has helped me a great

first share of managers come and go already this season even though we're only halfway through are so rude hell it's was one such casualty but his former chelsea teammate dumped trust you is still going strong making uli promoted f.c. could been anything but an easy touch this year marty caught up with the remaining legend on his side's training ground. i'm here to meet former chelsea star and current head coach of local side combine them people ask. me here is a very busy man and said he would answer as many questions as i scored penalties so he goes. well then he has a kind side and is going to answer a few questions despite my misses you left chelsea three years before. the club do you feel any regret that you weren't there when salaries went sky high and. yeah i think it was not about time for me to leave the club i didn't know at the time that it is going to come. and this time i was not in the good relationship with the coach was the only thing i had to leave but i was sorry for sure because after two years i lived on the. team which played in the champions league so why did you deci

culture it's not just one or two different people and if that's true then you know friend of mine wrote so rude and so on a couple of days ago she said you know i had smelled really bad on the fish that's pretty good chance that the tail can smell back to you so yeah i would see it spreading around well generations presidents of things feel full as they say in miami tonight on our take thanks very much. israeli commandos of border guards are bound aid ship only approach to the blockaded territory reporting no resistance from activists on boredom the french vessel which is now been taken to the israeli port of ashdod is the last from a ten strong humanitarian flotilla that was prevented from leaving a greek port three weeks ago our correspondent paula slee is across developments for you in israel. just before noon local time today tuesday the friendship which is known as the detail was surrounded by at least three israeli naval ships as it made its way to gaza this is off to the ship and overnight in international waters now we understand that the israeli navy contacted the captain of the ship w

street structure and that's one of the reasons why arts can seem to be so rude concepts of the mean streets nationally clearly on this reality show it's like you're on what they said the moments may be close primaries into it for production of products yours they want to make it right american idol. this is a merger that we've seen taking place between the murdoch evil empire in the republican army or the u.s. now if the same level corruption exists here as it does you know and be part of justice in that investigation they've got serious problems yeah but even i mean even if it's not corruption just the influence peddling which mean it may not be illegal just seems to be mind boggling can we finally now petition to remove the tag fair and balanced probably not know if they have to call themselves whatever then wants ok stephen thanks a lot for being with us tonight. it's my pleasure thank you. so much for fair and balanced maybe should be fair and slightly on balance on news corp's own shareholders are now turning on their corporation with stocks slipping in the wake of a phone i act in sca

the spreading the war on the streets gusher and that's one of the reasons why arts can seem to be so rude to the mainstream especially the clay on this reality show it's like you're on what basis do moments big be close republican primaries in total for a production of fox news they want to make a great american idol or this is a merger that we seem to raise so in the murder are easy empire in the republican army or the us now if the same level corruption exists here as it does in britain and the department of justice opens a recitation they've got serious problems yeah but even i mean even if it's not corruption just the influence peddling which mean it may not be illegal just seems to be mind boggling can we finally now petition fox news to remove the tag fair and balanced. probably not know if they have to call them so literally months ok stephen thanks a lot for being with us tonight it's my pleasure thank you. so much for fair and balanced maybe should be fair and slightly on balance on news corp's own shareholders are now turning on their corporation with stocks slipping in the wake

i see too many people being so rude, so, you have to be a little more patient.ou get what you pay for. if you want to fly first class, it's worth it. >> happy travels. good having you on. >> thanks, lester. >> here's jenna. >> thank you. >>> the duke and duchess of cambrage head back across the pond today after an all too brief maiden voyage to the states. they spent one full day here, they definitely made it a royal time. here's peter alexander. >> reporter: it doesn't happen every day. hollywood's a-list crowd themselves star struck. the future king and queen of england spending their final night overseas at this black tie affair. easily the most glamorous affair of their 11-day honeymoon tour. >> i would like to thank colin firth for my perfect opening line. i have a voice. >> reporter: among those celebrities rubbing shoulders with the royals, nicole kidman, tom hanks and barbra streisand. on saturday, their only full day in america, the duke and duchess helicoptered into santa barbara for a polo match. all smiles for the royal couple. >> my father and my br

james murdoch if i could take you back briefly before we were so rudely interrupted to the question between the disparity of the settlements. could you tell me whether the taylor settlement involved a confidentiality clause that was not present in the settlement for the lesser amount of money? >> i can tell you that the taylor settlement was a confidential settlement. and as to orsettlements post that and more recent settlements some have been confidential. i believe some have been confidential and some have not. i can certainly follow up to whether or not there have been any. it's customary to in an out of court settlement for both parties to agree. there's nothing unusual about an out of court settlement being made confidential and being agreed to being confidential. but it was and with respect to i think the base of the question is disparity and the amount of money involved there was nothing in the taylor settlement with respect to confidentiality that spoke to the amount of money. the amount of money was derived as atestified earlier from a judgment made about what the likely damages wo

. >> reporter: but they were so rude to callers, they were replaced by young women who became known asello girls. in 1890, mark twain complained that his phone service in hartford, connecticut, was the very worst on the face of the whole earth. he went on "and if you try to curse through the telephone, they shut you off." today that feeling of helpless rage has become an american fact of life. michael douglas in the film "falling down" could have been any of us. >> hey, i'm really sorry. >> hey, i'm really sorry too. >> in the four times we've done the study, 70% or more of american households who say i had a problem with a product or service say that they experienced rage. >> reporter: scott runs customer care measurement and consulting in alexandria, virginia. since 2003 together with arizona state university, he's been publishing the customer rage study. >> what's really telling is we also ask people what did you get? and 60% of complainers, 60%, said they got nothing in response to their complaint. >> reporter: but that may be changing thanks to the internet. >> i'm on the beach. >

. >> so rude. >>>>o you feel technology is taking a toll on your family?e. >> your co-anchor. >> here's the bbc's david sillito. >> reporter: i went to meet joe hagan and her two daughters. they've been part of a studying following how many hours they're checking e-mail, texting, chatting onevchat ing online. i asked jo to tot up her daily hours. >> i'd say at least ten hours. yep. it's a lot. >> reporter: and then there was 16-year-old jessica. count up the hours. >> 18. yeah. yeah. it's the blackberry's fault, though. >> reporter: it seems their online habits aren't that unusual. the research claims 50.3%, around half of us, are online for four hours a day. 19%, 1 in 5 of us, for more than seven hours. and that 36% of us, around one-third of parents, feel family life is being disrupted by all of this. and this is far from being just an issue about teenagers. >> the reality is that if mom and dad are sitting at breakfast on the iphone, checking e-mails, then the kids are going to get a message that that's acceptable. >> reporter: bean while, back at the h

james murdoch, if i can just take you back briefly before we were so rudely interrupted to the disparity of the settlements. did the taylor settlement include a confidentiality clause? >> i can tell you that the taylor settlement was a confidential settlement and as to other settlements post that, more recent settlements, some have been confidential. i believe some have been confidential, some not. i don't believe any have been confidential settlements but i can certainly follow up as to whether or not there have been any. it's customary in an out of court settlement of this nature for both parties to agree. there's nothing unusual about an out of court settlement being made confidential and agreed to being confidential but it was, and with respect to i think the basis of the question, which is about the disparity in the amount of money involved, there was nothing in the taylor settlement with respect to confidentiality that spoke to the amount of money. the amount of money was derived as i testified earlier from a judgment made about what the likely damages would be and what the likely

employee whose name tag philadelphia's international airport on friday apparently the employee was being rude so she wanted to do a snap little picture that names you can remember when she wrote a letter complaining about it one of the things that we get to enjoy is american citizens this complaining about stuff i love doing that she gets kicked off the plane can't break i think it's horrible i think you do all these stories about how people aren't allowed to video the police this is a whole new level we're in trouble it's already such a pain to fly i feel like air airlines already have such a monopoly over your life when you travel and all of your rights i mean this woman's day was completely derailed switch flights a bunch of times you know what i've been going to do that is you wouldn't really be able to do that something that made you men feel like you scared security risk get him out of my total get out of my mind that i want you one that i mean you have the power to gather those of appealing idea look at it to my job like this is my plan and if to me it's appealing to be able to snap pictu

was being rude so she took a picture of her name tag to write a complaint letter. later, she demanded that dewitt remove the picture. but dewitt was remove from the flight and deemed a security risk. she was later executed -- >> what?! >> no. but should she have? let's discuss this in our lightning round...: >> remi, the airlines says there is more to this story that the woman was using foul language. do you buy na? or do you think that the flight attendant was ticked off that the woman took a picture of her? >> i think the airline is telling the truth. i have represented a lot of people who have gotten into trouble in the airport or on the plane before they take off. people can be pretty nasty. yeah, i think it was a two-way street. >> interesting. >> all right. jesse, do you blame the flight attendant when you get mad at a busy body and said, you have been a lousy comic, i am taking your picture? >> no. flight attendant hypocrisy is like an experiment owl out of control. i was on a flight attendant and i had my headphones in and i was clearly holding in my hand t

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so i think i'm using this more in hopes that my children won't be as careless and rude to people. n a way, yeah, it hurts me. what an opportunity to teach my own little children, you know, how to treat people. weapon love people. we respect people. it doesn't matter what they look like. we're all people. >> glenn: who are you guys -- because, we met, and i'm so sad to say that most of my meetings are at a very high velocity. >> there was a huge ongoing waiting. >> glenn: but we met in arizona, right? >> no, it was in utah. >> glenn: it was in utah. >> at the freedomfest. >> you were holding the freedom festival in utah. >> glenn: oh, my gosh. we met and what were you like as a couple before? what did you have that prepared you for this? >> we're just the same. really. just the same. don't you think? >> yeah. but i think that that, the love that we have now is the same love we had then. that is what helped us prepare us for the tragedy. a lot of the people who are experts in the burn, the burn world and the healing arts, the doctors and the physicians and the nurses, a lot of them h

don't want it show my baby pictures and if i'm crazy and loud then you're insane and rude and if today is not our day, soe it, there is always tomorrow. thank you. >> ok. the average american dream and dreamer built dreams on shatorde hopes and left off on their own spaceships of life. but the average american laws are in a state of corruption. man is allowed to work -- to go to war and kill other. at age 18 but a man can't buy a drink until age 21. i mean the government has money to pay for wars but not to feed the poor. politicians say more taxes will solve everything -- everything the politicians say vote for me and i'll set you free. but then, dear politician, why are innocent men and women being arrested for helping a dying man on the street? men and women create but we got our name from our women and then we take from our women. when did we get to the point where we're buying everything but can't pay for anything? we have credit cards or checks and check books but not a dime in our pocket? we had dreams in the beginning but let them fizzle in the end so when the ship goes down we better get ready.

has its own culture language territory laws and so on would you agree with that. still i'm rude in general it's rather true than false but i'll be deliberate after all i'm representing the migration service. the federal aviation service is trying to learn some lessons were wising enough to promote we see in the west we definitely try to learn. those are sometimes complicated lessons but we are speaking up and down for example we have developed a database which so far doesn't have an analogy in a west. it's a database to register foreign nationals in russia we use it to work with online data the number of foreign citizens in russia we know how many of them are in russia and generally what sort of work they do pretty sample at this moment russia is hosting nine point eight million foreigners. that's almost ten million that's right but some say it's just. a difference. listen you're talking to the head of the migration service is someone who works with a database. by the way i demonstrated their system to my european a concert ports and you know it seems to me like the completely u

if so, you're in for a rude awakening this morning.he nationals blew that eight-run lead and lost 10-9. the cubs stored nine unanswered runs and took a 9-8 lead before the nats pulled even in the eighth. the cubs then scored the winning run in the tenth. >> tough night. >> on to the next game. >> that's right. >> try to get it out of your mind. >> exactly. 6:11. time for weather and traffic on the ones. you see a big round ball of fire out there, tom. >>> that's the sun coming up now in a partly cloudy sky in washington. however, radar south and east of us is picking up some very heavy rain that is now showing up just to the east of richmond. it was traveling north-northeast. just in the last few minutes, it has taken a turn to the right and going just about due east now. much of this heavy rain is going to be missing the northern neck, and will certainly be now missing does look like st. mary's county. it is going to be crossing the bay and heading over toward the lower eastern shore in the next hour or so. right now we're in the uppe

and she said, well, you don't look rude, but you are. [laughter] >> sohere's lots and lots of comebacks. there was wonderful surprises in the 10 years to write this book that -- that i laughed so much. >> wait a minute, pause there. 10 years to write the book. >> yeah >> when you read the book, chapter to chapter, it has a freshness and a very contemporary feeling. it doesn't seem like the product of 10 years, but what were those 10 years like for you? >> well, i'm really slow. [laughter] >> that's part of the reason. and also i'm a freelance editor so i was also doing some work on the side to help fund this. i'm a terrible fundraiser. i refer to myself as de facto nonprofit. [laughter] >> and -- but i also started from zero. i mean, i really knew very, very little. when i began this book i knew all the indian cliches. but i also knew these are human beings, individual human beings and i wanted to help destereotype them. but i knew so little, i really had to read and read and read. so i just read nonstop. i read a lot of tony hillerman. i read everything

if you read all the blogs and so on people are just rude about each other. they use it as a debating trick. >> didn't they take on you at some point or some capacity. >> no, no, i was interested and did a program on the bbc on trust in science. i only use climate change as an example of how trust can be undermined. if anybody can say anything and it's treated with equa weight of people who really know what they're talking about. >> somebody once said you're entity elevatored to your opinion but you're not entied to the facts. >> yes, exactly right and the facts, what i am thinng about all these big issues, actually, that we're going to face, is that you have to tre the science objectively. you have separate it from the politics. it's no good having politics and ideology influenci scientific argument. >> but did you suggest in the piece that you did on televion that global warming has been damaged by -- >> by exactly that. >> so people believe it less now because there was a blip in the use of evidence. >> it was so exaggerated it wasn't true. but what has ha

so, please, train conductors of america, before you accuse rude passengers of being rude, take a minute schools they might have attended otherwise, more will try to get off the fast track to the rediculist. so isha if she wants public relation's help and nobody will take her cause, you know, you're well spoken. you seem very, very well educated. help the poor woman out [ laughter ] >> where would you even start with someone like that? >> how about we put her in a quiet car and take away her cell phone. >> put her in a quiet car and she faces the wall and not allowed to speak. we'll start there and just calm her down. >> it is -- >> the very educated lady. >> cliche' but true. silence is golden. isha, have a great night. we'll be right back. a connectind coming out to the side of the block this is a big piece of the engine block that was blown off. it's not because they ran it out of oil. they didn't change the oil. as your engine produces different particulants, you want to pick that up and take it down to the oil pan to the oil filter. so the moral of the story is, if you don't want to

so, please, train conductors of america, before you accuse rude passengers of being rude, take a minutechools they might have attended otherwise, more will try to get off the fast track to the rediculist. so isha if she wants public relation's help and nobody will take her cause, you know, you're well spoken. you seem very, very well educated. help the poor woman out [ laughter ] >> where would you even start with someone like that? >> how about we put her in a quiet car and take away her cell phone. >> put her in a quiet car and she faces the wall and not allowed to speak. we'll start there and just calm her down. >> it is -- >> the very educated lady. >> cliche' but true. silence is golden. isha, have a great night. we'll be right back. where do you go to find a super business? you know, the ones who do such a super job, they're backed by the superguarantee®? only superpages®. wherever you are, wherever you're going, you'll find the super business you need. so next time, let the good guys save the day. get the superguarantee®, only at superpages®. in the book ... on your phone or onli

so much lower where they are now. dow down 100 points today. >> greta: okay. let's say august 3 they wake up and there is a rude awakening and turns out oh, oh my. they thought goitsing to happen, it does happen. then what happens? >> markets have been wrong, so have television commentators. >> greta: what happens then? >> well, i don't know if we want to think about that. it could be ugly. remember we have tarp. it didn't pass first time around, the dow dropped 800 points and congress came back and backed it. >> greta: so a couple days of -- . >> i'm not saying it's not going to be a bumpy ride. we have all of the politics and but none of -- nobody on either side of the aisle is saying we're going to have a default and that we're not going to not agree to pay our bills. >> greta: i can't imagine us defaulting. the united states defaulting? sounds unheard of. and newspapers from around the world online. i see what they're saying about us. and other people discussing it. we can't do our own finances, it's rather humiliating. >> greta: don't start on the s and p. >> i don't want to go back to that. >> greta: don'

so much lower where they are now. dow down 100 points today. >> greta: okay. let's say august 3 they wake up and there is a rude awakening and turns out oh, oh my. they thought goitsing to happen, it does happen. then what happens? >> markets have been wrong, so have television commentators. >> greta: what happens then? >> well, i don't know if we want to think about that. it could be ugly. remember we have tarp. it didn't pass first time around, the dow dropped 800 points and congress came back and backed it. >> greta: so a couple days of -- . >> i'm not saying it's not going to be a bumpy ride. we have all of the politics and but none of -- nobody on either side of the aisle is saying we're going to have a default and that we're not going to not agree to pay our bills. >> greta: i can't imagine us defaulting. the united states defaulting? sounds unheard of. and newspapers from around the world online. i see what they're saying about us. and other people discussing it. we can't do our own finances, it's rather humiliating. >> greta: don't start on the s and p. >> i don't want to go back to that. >> greta: don'

the woman claims an employee was rude to passengers in the boarding area so she took a picture of hern her iphone. she was asked to delete the photo. shortly after complying, she was escorted off the plane. >>> not only do travelers want less hassle at the airport, they're willing to pay for it. the u.s. travel association did a survey finding half the people they polled said they'll pay up to $150 a year for a traveler program, including a faster security check at the airport. i think one company tried this at national. three quarters of business flyers would be willing to fork over the fee and personal information. >>> summer's running full speed ahead. some who haven't planned a vacation yet are wondering if there are discounts to be had. >> linynda baquero has a look a last minute deals. >> last year, we pretty much stayed at home, but we felt it was necessary to do something special this year. >> so you're going to disney? >> definitely. >> i have a boys weekend in paris for three days, which will be fantastic. >> international travel is up from last summer, which tells me that t

you cannot speak of a woman in such a rude way, coming again to the parts of the body and so on, this way of given a theater show for all the press all over the world. this was really problematic. >> none of you have mentioned something -- the thing that actually angered me the most about how dominique strauss-kahn was treated and mostly the media treatment, which i think is quite characteristic of europe, which is the confusion of promise skewity with sexual assault. what i really didn't like was in the early scores of dominique strauss-kahn, people talking about, he's had affairs. i don't think that's relevant. i think it's so important for women and feminists to take a very firm stand on saying a person's personal sexual ethics have no bearing whatsoever on wrongdoing and on criminal activity. why this is so important is it used to be the case we would say it wasn't possible for a woman to be raped or assaulted if she was loose or had affairs or slept around, and equally just because a man has affairs doesn't mean we should assume he's more likely to rape someone. >> but you wrote,

to be fair, passengers can be and are very rude to them so this is a two-way street.re is no excuse for that unless they get physical or verbally abusive. tsa needs to focus on that. host: two more calls for clark kent ervin. caller: two quick points on profiling. it is common knowledge that all suppose it women in full burke does are not touched, not put through the screening. not all muslims are terrorist but all terrorists are muslim. guest: on a point of women, it is the case that women in traditional dress are subjected to scrutiny. the way it works, there is gender-specific, a woman will pat down a woman or apply the screening, and the same is true for men. on the issue of all terrorists been muslim, timothy mcveigh carried out a devastating terror attack in the united states, the oklahoma city bombing, and he was not a muslim. as a matter of fact, it is very clear that is not the case. host: last call from denver on the independent line. caller: good morning. how are you? i have three quick key points. point number one, it has been in the news media, although i

to be fair, passengers can be and are very rude to them so this is a two-way street. there is no excuse for that unless they get physical or verbally abusive. tsa needs to focus on that. host: two more calls for clark kent ervin. caller: two quick points on profiling. it is common knowledge that all suppose it women in full bur does are not touched, not put through the screening. not all muslims are terrorist but all terrorists are muslim. guest: on a point of women, it is the case that women in traditional dress are subjected to scrutiny. the way it works, there is gender-specific, a woman will pat down a woman or apply the screening, and the same is true for men. on the issue of all terrorists been muslim, timothy mcveigh carried out a devastating terror attack in the united states, the oklahoma city bombing, and he was not a muslim. as a matter of fact, it is very clear that is not the case. host: lascall from denver on the independent line. caller: good morning. how are you? i have three quick key points. point number one, it has been in e news media, although it

so we rocked side to side. >> a really big shock. >> reporter: the commuter jet heading to north carolina suffered major damage to the tail and horizontal stabilizer and the collision came for a rude awakening for one of its passengers. >> i was half asleep. the next thing you know there was a bang. we all wondered what happened. the pilot came on and said we were clipped by the plane behind us. >> did he hit you with the tail with his wing? >> absly, he did. >> reporter: a similar accident happened in april when a large air fans a-380 hit the tail of a much smaller jet giving it a dramatic spin. an investigation is under way to determine what caused this delta flight to ram into the jet in boston. but for now, passengers are praising delta staffers for their response to the incident. >> i think they responded pretty well. they told us, everybody remain calm and they'll have somebody come out and take care of us quickly. nobody was hurt. mostly everybody was fine. >> 215 people on board the amsterdam bound flight. 77 on that smaller jet. one passenger on the smaller jet reported some neck pain. other than that, no injuries. the ntsb is investigating. they have collected both black

rude awakening. >>> and michele bachmann can't stand government spending, right? sowhy is she taking handouts from uncle sam? wait until you hear this one. >>> welcome to the show, i'm al sharpton. tonight's lead, republicans going to town on the "american idol" can people. john boehner delayed a vote on list debt plan until tomorrow because budget experts say his math literally doesn't add up. but something else doesn't add up. the votes. in fact, the speaker is so desperate to build unity, that at a gop meeting last night, party leaders used a bank robber movie as inspiration. >> i need your help. i can't tell you what it is. you can never ask me about it later. and we're going to hurt some people.ç >> who's car we gonna take. >> the we're gonna lurt hurt some people, obviously got tlem riled pup. so much more that the congressman said, we're going it drive the car. what smor interesting is that the next scene in the movie, take a look at this. is. >> who is it? >> open up. >> [ bleep ]. >> is this really what republicans want to do to the american people? and who

so she is trying to characterize it -- >> so what has she done that makes her not a lady? . >> she was rudebashed him when he wasn't in the room. she was gutless in her approach. she's playing the girl card and he's not going for it. good for him. >> he doesn't even live in the district he represents. he lives in debbie wasserman shultz's district. yeah, he 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