. >>> funeral services are being held today for former israeli prime minister sr. shah roan. he died eight years after being in a coma. >>> he called the former prime minister a complex man who lived in complex times in a very complex neighborhood. >>> the usda ordered plant shut down last week after cock roaches were found. the chicken was not sold in retail stores but shipped across the country for institutional use. >>> 71st annual golden globes brought the stars of film and television together. besides the winners, losers, and fashion there were a few mishaps. the show got off to a soggy start after a water pipe burst. that happened just a couple hours before the stars were set to arrive. quite a mess. there was reports that a sprinkler had malfunctioned. the fire department was called in to stop the water and the wet parts of the carpet were replaced. later in the show they faced technical problems. >> i'm not going to lie to you right now they put up the wrong stuff on the teleprompter. >> we've never had that happen to us before. >> no. >> they were announcing sr. star

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. >> gary: tom says tom sr. he and his wife will not be going to denver and here is the reason. >> this week we started we decided to stay home because when you go on the road you receive the worst seats in the stadium and i would not like 77000 people screaming that our kids sachs. sucks. >> gary: you never get over those guys in the basement criticizing him? >> he is still our kid he is not no. 12 on the patriots. >> gary: more with mr. brady on our sports said sports specialty. >> gary:more with mr. brady,sr. on our sports special! >> gary: i would prefer, as an old base may at baseball man myself. many see how he hit. people are saying he lost all that weight so give him millions. i like for him to swing and first. >> pam: when that boy who stole our hearts we have the highlights >> reporter: capturing the hearts of people all round the world when sentences will turn it into got the city for a day last year cree. when san francisco turned it to got them 648 date last year. >> go behind the scenes of miles sc

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sectional suit against the phone industry the only way you can really educate the public against big meza sr lawsuits that wasn't until the district attorney in the united states sued he got involved sued the. cigarette industry it was actual. millions and millions hundreds of millions of dollars for public education as the dangers of smoking that's what's going to have we're so far it's all equivocal categorical these things cause cancer and it's also . they don't want you to know that this is the same trajectory of smoking because it look at smoking in the sixty's they had doctors coming on t.v. and on credit saying hey smoke alarm or smoke just because it's good for your cough and see how well the camel's agree with your throat. america. more dangerous for children because their schools are a lot better at least you can't buy cigarettes unless you're eighteen you can go at five you're going to buy a phone for manufacturers young children are targeted there are no working cell phones even for babies that glow phone is for kids maybe five to eight and the fly phone is for tweens funeral was

. >> jessie misskelley sr.le jessie's father. >> when is the last time you talked to jessie? >> i met him at his home on a cold, winter day to learn more about his son. >> everybody loved him. little kids called him uncle jessie. >> 17 years. >> jessie's father says he had a good heart but his son struggled in school and he didn't make it past the ninth grade. >> at the time he was 17 years old. he came from a family that was a big family. he was a rough kid. he was low functioning in school. he had been in special ed from the time he started school. >> low functioning. >> iq i think at 72 is what he's been measured at. >> and what does that mean? how does he compare to a normal student? >> well, if the normal student is 100, then a 72 in our state, i believe that a 70 is the cutoff for mental retardation legally. and so he was just above that. and he had been in special ed until he'd finally dropped out in high school when he was 16, a year earlier than this. >> jessie knew damien echols and jason baldwin but

. >> jessie misskelley sr.>> when is the last time you talked to jessie? >> i met him at his home on a cold, winter day to learn more about his son. >> everybody loved him. little kids called him uncle jessie. >> 17 years. >> jessie's father says he had a good heart but his son struggled in school and he didn't make it past the ninth grade. >> at the time he was 17 years old. he came from a family that was a big family. he was a rough kid. he was low functioning in school. he had been in special ed from the time he started school. >> low functioning. >> iq i think at 72 is what he's been measured at. >> and what does that mean? how does he compare to a normal student? >> well, if the normal student is 100, then a 72 in our state, i believe that a 70 is the cutoff for mental retardation legally. and so he was just above that. and he had been in special ed until he'd finally dropped out in high school when he was 16, a year earlier than this. >> jessie knew damien echols and jason baldwin but not very well. they

it's sr. vunny out here. the 11:00 observation just came out of redwood city let me give you three months of weather out of the gate. the next three months, february, march and april our temperatures will be well above average but below average rain. just not what we wanted to hear. fire danger around monterey, big sur, pinnacle national forest, that area until noon. it's almost over. the current temperatures are very mild. 64 in los gatos. you can see the center of the warm air right now, half-moon bay at 68 degrees. east bay hills, you can see the haze hanging out there. it's not going to stop the record warmth today. and rain is unlikely the rest of the month. you saw the three-day forecast. that doesn't mean it's not going to rain. it means we're probably not going to get as much as we should. look at that, 71 degrees in livermore, oakland. san jose, all 13 to 14 degrees above average. we'll throw gill gilroy in there. 7 # for a record high. hoof moon bay, you top out at 74. near 70 and 71. 70 in san rafa

the atmosphere is too dry, and we have reports of southern maryland and leonardtown where we are e sr are seeing the ligh beginning to fall. and we will see snow beginning to fall in fredericksburg and waldorf, and calvert county, and that is why we have the winter advisories in that area, and anne aroundel, and it includes the northern neck into the early tomorrow morning. not the area nos west though. i will break it down and show you who gets what and when in the full forecast. >> thank you, doug. news4 today begins early tomorrow morning getting you the latest traffic and weather tomorrow. and we will have information about school closings or delays tomorrow starting at 4:00 a.m. >>> and southbound wisconsin avenue in bethesda are still closed. the temperatures are causing a water main break this afternoon and we will have more on the progress and the traffic jam it is causing. >>> and the state of the union address begins this three hours. we have learned that president obama's vision for the coming year includes a raise of the minimum wage for workers on federal contracts. he is

. >> jessie misskelley sr.father. >> when is the last time you talked to jessie? >> i met him at his home on a cold, winter day to learn more about his son. >> everybody loved him. little kids called him uncle jessie. >> 17 years. >> jessie's father says he had a good heart but his son struggled in school and he didn't make it past the ninth grade. >> at the time he was 17 years old. he came from a family that was a big family. he was a rough kid. he was low functioning in school. he had been in special ed from the time he started school. >> low functioning. >> iq i think at 72 is what he's been measured at. >> and what does that mean? how does he compare to a normal student? >> well, if the normal student is 100, then a 72 in our state, i believe that a 70 is the cutoff for mental retardation legally. and so he was just above that. and he had been in special ed until he'd finally dropped out in high school when he was 16, a year earlier than this. >> jessie knew damien echols and jason baldwin but not very wel

. >> walker's father, paul sr., says the generosity wasn't only extended to strangers. >> he was always for us. always big gestures. he just -- his heart was so big. >> it was always worry college. take care of college. just study hard. >> walker never finished college himself. but even as his movie career took off, his father knew junior was ready to slow down. to become a more present father for his daughter. >> he was looking so forward to taking a hiatus. god, dad, she's 15. i ain't got much more time to be with her. >> walker's words proved to be eerily prophetic. friend and director rob cohen was devastated by the news. >> he called me his movie dad. i feel like i've lost my son. i can't really believe it. it's just not fair. i keep thinking it's just not fair. >> walker's death had a similar effect on his fast and furious co-stars like vin diesel. dwayne "the rock" johnson and tyreese gibson. diesel visited the crash site. >> thank you for coming out here and showing that angel up in heaven how much you appreciated him. >> johnson took to instagram, simply posting, "love you, bro

. >> gifts and loans from johnny williams, sr., a political donor who according to the indictment, tookife shopping in new york city and later was seated at a political event next to the governor in april 2011. williams also provided a $50,000 loan to the mcdonnells in may 2011 and allowed the governor's family to stay at his vacation estate. >> his company was able to launch its signature product at an august launch at the governor's mansion, and an e-mail sent by maureen mcdonnell to a senior staffer saying, quote, i need answers and bob is screaming about the thousands i'm charging up in credit card debt. we are broke and have an unconscionable credit card debt already and this inauguration is killing us. among the $140,000 gifts are louis vuitton shoes, two gold dresses, two sets of golf clubs and a silver rolex watch engraved with 71st governor of virginia. part of mcdonnells' defense quoits the access report that tim keene received more than $186,000 in gifts and travel since 2001, including washington redskins tickets, cases of wine, and an $18,000 caribbean vacation. his attorne

when those problems continue we move forward with /sr*ef revocation. we've discussed with the medallion holder, the company what the problems are and now we have nowhere else to go to rectify these problems. and finally, mr. oha is not meeting the driver requirement and i think mr. leon proved that very well in the below hearing regarding his waybills. one of the things you should know, one of the important things about that driving requirement is that had mr. oha been a regular driver in his vehicle, in his ramp medallion vehicles, he would have recognized very early on the issues that he was having regarding the wheelchair pick ups. it's something that many of our medallion holders make an attempt to try to rectify. they'll try to get in that car on their own and do the pick ups themselves. mr. oha is the final responsibility, he's the person i have to call to say hey, make sure you drivers do this. he's the medallion holder. we cannot subsidize that company any longer. it's merely some colors with a phone number that no one can possibly use. thank y

david gurstei nrveg ross, and brian jenkins, sr. advisor to the rand corporation and author of many books on terrorism topic. juan cole, university of michigan and shahid, thanks oall of you for being here. so juan, how is the al qaeda of today different from the al qaeda that attacked the u.s. on 9/11? >> well, in my view, it's a mistake to refer both to core al qaeda and to the affiliates in syria and iraq as all queald. al qaeda. the original al qaeda was in fact multinational and it made a decision to hit the far even my, the united states first before engaging in local battles because it felt that the united states were propping up these local states. so the things that are being called al qaeda in iraq and syria are not like that at all. they are not multinational. they have a national focus and they are not interested very much in hitting the united states. they're just radical sunni islam political slawrm. islam so i don't think it is the same. >>> when david renniik made a statement, president obama countered by, just becau

this is officer peter romero and he's after 64-year-old robert garcia sr. >> put the freaking gun down, put it down! >> it's shaky video but he has a pistol and circle around this car and following after officer romero. eventualological garcia raises his gun at the officer. >> put the gun down, sir. i got a man down, steve. >> just one shot takes down garcia. >> get your hand away! >> i got it. >> you also hear the sound of the officer kicking the gun away. turned out it was a pellet gun that he had, but get this, this was not a fatal shoong. garcia lived and in his wallet he had that id, thank you, officer. >> suicide by cop. >> he was attempting a suicide by cop, exactly. he told investigators he brought this specific pellet gun because it looked like a real firearm and now because he lived he's charged with assault with a deadly weapon and he apologized to the detectives and the people involved because of this. >> i shot him once. >> okay. >> i think it's a frigging pellet gun. >>> animals love this. this is in the backyard. we got this video from juking. >> who's hungry? >> uf thin

police say reeves was sr. calm when he was arrested. ko im for cbs news. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news," lava show. a massive volcano in hawaii explodes to life unleashing hot magma. >>> and later, a rare transplant. two sisters saved by one set of lungs. this is the "cbs morning news." . even at a distance of 10 miles... the length of 146 football fields... they can see the light of a single candle. your eyes are amazing. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins with lutein and vitamins a, c, and e to support healthy eyes and packed with key nutrients to support your heart and brain, too. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. complete your degree and prepare for a new career with devry university's merit-based career catalyst scholarship. apply by february 28th for up to $20,000 for qualifying new students. start at devry.edu. apply by february 28th. when you don't have the time, there's crest 3d white 1 hour express whitestrips. removes years of stains in just 1 hour. whitening without the wait. crest

she's said to be doing well, in good spirits with george bush sr. at her side. she was able to cheer on baylor from her hospital room. >>> more bold rhetoric from north korean leader kim jong-un. he posted about the execution of his uncle, calling it the removal of factionist filth. he wanted the united states and south korea to halt their military exercises. kim threatened deadly nuclear catastrophe if another war breaks out, saying the united states will never be the same. >>> police in the czech republic say an explosion was not a terrorist attack. ambassador jamal al jamal were moving into his home in prague, when he opened a safe that hadn't been touched in more than 20 years. that safe was apparently booby-trapped. >>> the white house is trying to ease concerns that put the birth control provision of obamacare on hold. it was blocked at the request of a roman catholic group in denver. the obama administration says that organization is among those exempt from the requirement. >>> a new year and a new start for rob ford. the city's mayoral campaign kicks off

festival has begun the documents harry he created about his father titled remember the artist robert jr sr which has been shown at this year's festival the reason it is knitted i just made one of them in a documentary about my father was with me. put its foot people who oppose the rounds to make this one. it is happening to you that you talk about. the family the kids went with it. went to sway the hbo. right so which would tilt his father with the good the document in a demure jokes that he would most likely be uncomfortable with the attention. aladdin one name dropping. say well i don't know that's not accurate it so that the incidence of people. i mean he probably knew. i can go dance with the week methinks the movies. taking stay. i thought for sure it's not. kinda like that. he has actually been alerted to the people themselves. it's been two and three the paintings. still he was mike wants me to once every ten days so. mind you. when you're still there. it's the typical place. since. in its ranks. to the room is in town to the thirtieth anniversary the sundance film festival says he

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their father mario toliver, sr., is devastated. >> to say that i'm hurt, that it's devastating, it's sad, that he got to go through this. >> reporter: this is the sister, 17-year-old justice toliver. neighbors say they heard two to three shots. the property manager said surveillance cameras recorded the teenager running down the hallway and leaving the complex. police took the video. >> it doesn't make any sense for people being killed or shot because of laundry. for me, it's like, oh, crazy. >> reporter: the property manager says the two siblings have been living with their grandmother at this fifth floor apartment for a couple of years. >> it's a tragedy. and we all fear sorry. >> reporter: both the cops and the family are looking for the boy. >> tell me he don't have the gun no more. so i'm praying on it best i can to try to get the support to find my son. >> reporter: oakland police are even offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. >> we are treating him as armed and dangerous. and the reason is we have not recovered the weapon. in this case, it's a handgu

and so i think that it was the only right if we could write it even at srs on, attend at least one, because those are the police officers that are dealing directly with the students and we just want to make sure that everyone is aligned to what we are doing in our schools and we know that the practices have been defined in the different agencis in a different way and we have defined it in our district to mean a certain thing that in a way or that we are addressing discipline and i think that it will be beneficial for the sros that they will attend one training a year sponsored by us on the restorative practices and i think that also, it would be a benefit, to the police department, to have their officers traibd in this and, this is something nationwide, i think around community policing that many, many police departments are looking at. but, so, if you could go and pitch that for us, kevin. >> i second the amendment. >> that would make me very happy. >> you are invited now to the restorative practices professional development and i attended one that they invited me to to thank the officers

the patriarch is arden cogar sr., 79 years old. >> my father, he's been one of the greatest axmen tox in north america. and he passed it on to me and has passed it on to the entire family. >> i've won lots of championships. >> ready, pap? let's have some fun. what do you say? >> reporter: axing his way to fame. >> there is arden cogar. >> reporter: here he is on abc's wide world of sports back in 1972. >> and it's arden cogar, the winner. >> reporter: and now, it's my turn. it's not even. they are so good, these three cogars just represented the u.s. at the stihl timbersports world championships in germany. missing first place by less than a second. >> next year, we're going to take this. >> reporter: but the real prize, they say, right here in the snowy woods of west virginia. there aren't a whole lot of families in this country who can say that every, single member has done the same thing. >> yeah. that's right. it's remarkable. you know, just to bring us all together here. >> reporter: one family's rare gift and mighty bond that makes them america strong. gio benitez, abc news, di

a big company responsible for clearing out that was nuclear disaster sr noble has failed to explain the nature of the stain saying it's true way to accept approach read more on this that's not a dot com. this is one explosive entry into the record books the world's tallest building helping to by heart is the world's largest fire was just play four hundred thousand rockets heralding in a riot of color check out the stunning footage on a dock. on their way to antarctica the crew of the i can to make sure the face many challenges. here you have to look out for yourself crashing on to rocks trapped in pack ice in extreme conditions and a thing can happen and article always comes up with surprises you have to keep your eyes open because if there's always something going wrong the ship carries huge reserves of water food fuel as well as helicopters and people able to survive extreme conditions they're ready for anything even an apocalypse she's really an incredible ship calling all antarctica stations this is academic a field of radio check please respond. this is the media leave us so we lea

. >> reporter: mario toliver, sr. says his worst fear is that his son will end up dead and the pavor has a plea tot police. >> i'm asking the police, if you see him first before he turns himself in, i am asking that you don't have a shoot- first mentality. >> he was not a bad kid. he has never been in trouble. >> reporter: the 14-year-old boys had a 4- month-old daughter and must be heartbroken he is responsible for his sister's death. >> he was the big sister and he is the little brother. he loved his sister, she loved him. it was an accident. he didn't mean to do it. >> reporter: they match mario to know they are not mad and even mario's mother sent him a message from jail. >> like mama always said it's easy to get in trouble, but hard to get out of it-had he hope they can end the teenager's worries by coming home. >> she is in god's hands of she is okay. we are not okay. >> i want him to come home. >> reporter: while mario's family hopes he reaches out to them, they are now offering a $10,000 reward to anyone with

. >> demos la bienvenida al sr. john gabriel. >> ibravo! >> gracias por venir. >> ioh! iahí están!esto "pérdida por potencia", ya que da poder a tus células y ayuda al cuerpo a perder peso. y para mí, todo se trata de las verduras porque las verduras tienen la fuerza vital de la vida. pero, ¿cómo puedes hacer que las verduras tengan buen sabor? >> sí. >> esto lo hace posible. entonces, vamos a empezar con un poco de apio y unas zanahorias y sólo tenemos que meterlos aquí. >> directamente aquí. >> me encanta esto. >> sí, mira el color. mira los colores que aparecen en este jugo. >> esta es la...de la espinaca. >> y esto es lo importante -- debe tener buen sabor. necesitas tus verduras y además son sabrosas también. >> ahora añado un pepino. >> bien, ahora, mira esto. el pepino entero -- sin cortar ni pelar. y mira la cantidad de jugo que estás sacando. >> la pera. la pera va a igualar a las verduras porque las verduras tienen un sabor fuerte. >> necesitas un poco de algo dulce, ¿verdad? >> metes solamente una pera. exactamente. sólo un poco. pero no demasiado porque demasiado dulce

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for jessie sr., his son and the other two boys accused in the murders. ♪ >>> you still have marks on the handcuffs. >> i have permanent scars on my ankles where they've put them on so tight that i bleed sometimes. >> damien echols bears the marks of a man who spent nearly half his life on arkansas's death row. >> it's kind of hard to sit here and try to have a normal discussion with your family whenever they can look down and see you're bleeding through your socks. >> but even more painful, he says, is the question he's had to answer for the past 18 years. how often has someone asked you, did you kill those children? >> every single time i've done an interview i've been asked that. >> damien lives in 24-hour lockdown. he's been convicted of murdering stevie branch, christopher byers and michael moore, all 8-year-olds, all found naked and bound in a gully on may 6th, 1993. >> it's hard. like i said, it doesn't get any easier, and you would think i'd be used to this by now, but you don't get used to this. and it does continue to get worse as time goes by. >> but it's a question he's ha

if i had to find one, that would rival this, p pas it was art rooney sr. winning the pittsburgh steelers in the 1930's in a poker game. but this is pretty up there. >> why do you think the nb action agreed to this deal back in 1976 in the first place? >> well, i don't think in 1976 anybody -- save a wizard, could have projected t.v. rights for professional sports whether it be the nba, nfl reaching these levels. national t.v. revenues were minuscule. sports back then, it was just how many tickets you sold at the gate. t.v. revenues were very very small. the publications i worked for, no one would have even thought them up at that time. so the concept that you can get one very seven, of revenues and that would be worth anything, was laughable back then. pray tell, is there a particular reason they are willing to part with half a billion dollars to make this go away? >> well, everything i just said goes out the window now, because the revenues for cable operators and t.v. networks are willing to pay to get professional sports are skyrockets. whether it is th

high, sr. advisory. mavericks surf competition tomorrow -- high surf advisory.surf competition, tomorrow, it is going to be going off. impressive contest. we will cover it tomorrow. 35 napa. 35 santa rosa. seen those numbers before. low 30s. mid-30s throughout the bay area. highs tomorrow, greens are 60s. lots of mid-60s tomorrow. with a couple low 70s. a broad brush. but slightly cooler tomorrow. everything has been going up and over the top. it is been dry and it will stay dry into the rest of january. now, as i look at the models, something showing up consistently in the first few days of february. maybe it could be a couple storms. a storm series. we will watch that closely and hopefully put this dry january out of our minds. 70 in fairfield. 70 vacaville. can't put it out of our minds a. caused a deficit. these are the highs for the valley. no spare the air day. patchy coastal fog tomorrow. 65 pacifica. 75 san francisco. your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view there it goes. cooler tomorrow. and warmer for the bay area weekend. there is yo

prosecutors say the mcdonnells accepted thousands of dollars in gifts from johnny williams sr. in exchange for promoting his dietary supplement company. they wanted to postpone the hearing, because one of their lawyers is out of the country at this time. >>> news4's aaron gilchrist is following a developing story at the live desk. >> this is an earthquake in virginia politics, the new attorney general saying he has officially joined the lawsuit challenging virginia's constitutional ban on gay marriage. mark herring holding a news conference now, talking about joining a lawsuit that was filed in norfolk, challenging that 2006 ban. take a listen to what he had to say about a few moments ago. >> i believe the freedom to marry is a fundamental right, and i intend to ensure that virginia is on the right side of history and on the right side of the law. >> saying that virginia's ban on gay marriage is unconstitutional, and that's why he's joined this lawsuit that challenges the law that, of course, went through the general assembly, approved by voters in 2006. our julie carrie is at

. >> reporter: i talked with motorola, sr. and -- with mario tolliver, jr. and he is revealed the teen is safe. the family remained devastated by the death of his daughter justice tolliver. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> thousands of people attended a funeral of sergeant tom smith. he was accidentally shot and killed by a fellow officer last week during a search. today he was remembered as a hero. [ music ] >> the procession began in hayward and traveled to a church in castro valley. ktvu's noelle walker talks us there -- takes us there. >> reporter: the long good-bye started with a thin blue line lining the street and winding its way to the neighborhood church of castro valley. where bagpipes floated through the air. >> really hard to get through. >> reporter: an officer's funeral is drapped in tradition and emotion, all on display with one image of sergeant tom smith's casket and his widow and daughter. >> little girl broke my heart. these are part of life's struggles. >> reporter: the attorney general kamala harris told her her daddy was a hero and

he won an record 18 gold gloves ove.tom glavine, ten-time all-sr with the first pitcher with the careerverage above 3.50 to be selected by the writers since 172. his era is very respectful. >> i think it was the kind of thing that we didn't think too much about what everybody else was doing. we were thinking about how we were going to win games and continue doing our thing. that was the focus of what we did, and at the end of the day it makes us tha proud that we we able to accomplish all that given that. >> reporter: frank thomas with 19 seasons, thomas hit 301 average with 521 home runs and more than 1700 rbis. now this year's class may be remembered by those who didn't make it in the hall of fame as allegations of steroid use continues to block players from cooperstown. barry bonds with 34% of the vote in his second year of eligibility. his vote total went down from last year. he was all time home run leader seven-time mvp and 14-time all-star. roger clemens also saw a reduction in his vote total from last year. clemens 354 ridges over 24 major leagu354 victories.one player me has be

go to our home page, logon to the sr bing pulse.s, tomorrow night, during the president's state of the union address, you can participate then in the big pulse. keep it here. . . . >>> the president is going to exercise his authority. he's going to use his pen and his phone to advance an agenda that is focused squarely on expanding opportunity. making sure that in america, hard work and responsibility are rewarded. and that opportunity is expanded. >> i think if you want to work with somebody, you don't start with a threat. there's a little bit of a menacing tone in terms of this, i've got my pen or i've got my phone speech that he made. >> i think the president has a big choice to make. is it going to be a speech about confrontation or a speech about cooperation? we have demonstrated in recent months, if you'll meet us halfway, we'll find some common ground, work with you. if that what he wants to, do we'll have a productive year. >> setting up for the sate of the union address tomorrow night, the president is putting the final tou

it may be -- i think the mentor could do the carlos sr. and jr. performance and that should be transparent. thank you. guest: umm -- jokey and sarcastic, i guess. i think he was referring to the nancy pelosi and harry reid. if they all got on stage together, something i would watch. caller: hi. yes. i do not care -- the woman called and said barack obama is half white. maybe she needs to go down to the senate floor and let them know that. they fight this man on anything he has to do. for all the good he has done, does he get credit for any of those things? no. but for any new thing, social security, some moment in cincinnati, barack obama. they are going to fault him and are not going to work with him unless he signs his executive order. those congressmen that are collecting funds on that, they should not be allowed to. is serving in the congress. they want to cut from food stands and that is a crying shame. and i feel for our president. any time a white man takes the oval office, i think things will go back to the way the tea party wanted. guest: