stanton eve answer. i have no idea, what does the m. stand fo >> medford. >> why did you decide to do m.stanton. >> i'd always been called stanton. they needed your first initial to alphabetize you. for example, i had a classmate named steve eve answer, i had anotheone named david eve answer. we would sit in the geology class together. so they needed my first name to alphabet eyes me, so hey were calling me medford s. eve answer but my name was stanton or stan, so i used m. stanton. >> do you have a family. >> no, i'm diorced, no children. >> back to the -- we didn't complete our book list. we've got about three on each side. let's go to the liberal sidefor a ment. what are a couple more books that you've written about here that the liberal would have on their side of the table that they believe in, authors that they would believe in. >> i think they would have "on liberty." and i think in all fairness to our modern liberals, and this is not -- i don't write this in a sense to disparage anybody's motives or sincerity. ma people that kno

and joining us now is mayor greg stanton.elcome inside "the war room." >> happy to be here. >> tell everybody what would those massive and automatic spending cut mean for the city of phoenix. >> i'm the mayor of a city that is digging out from underneath a recession, we are heading in the right direction, and if this sequestration goes into effect if republicans and democrats can't reach agreement and compromise and come to an balanced approach we will go back into recession. that's how bad this is. this is not inside the beltway chatter. for folks like me that represent main street america, i'm a mayor, and i care about jobs and this will devastate my city and community. so i am demanding that republicans and democrats don't wait until november. get together now, reach compromise. do what we used to laud fight the good fight but then reach compromise. that's called statesmanship. they are putting our economy and this country potentially back into recession if they can't get their act together. >> mayors are so great because

stanton. he's a new hire today. this is pam kahanic. going to get you going on the machine and start showing you. so you want to walk this way? >> all right. >> thanks to his good behavior, stanton has just been approved for a job in the garment factory, one of the highest paid inmate positions in the prison. >> first thing you have to know is the right side of the fabric. >> they've changed this place around a lot. do a lot of lockdown here now. kind of get you out of the cell a little bit. feel a little more normal. >> where we work, we're in close contact with them all every day. they're around you, and you just can't avoid that. >> not too straight. >> that's all right. >> it's a different story for jerry weir. >> the last time we saw him, he had just finished a term in segregation and was lobbying to move back in with his former cellie. five days later he was back in segregation. >> his class one write-up was for dealing dangerous drugs, which came from him passing off his medication to another offender. >> weir traded his medicati

john stanton.ng in. >> bill: i want to get to the important political news of the day. first, i have to tell you one of my most vivid memories as a tiny tiny, tiny little kid is singing with my mother when i was in the bathtub and here's one of the first songs i ever learned from my mother. kitty wells, dead yesterday at 92. ♪ >> what a great title too. >> bill: what a voice. >> sing, bill! ♪ >> bill: there's a message there, isn't there? that is classic classic country western. back in the days when country western was really songs about people's lives and telling their full story and spilling it out there. >> it was good still back then. >> bill: really, really great. what a legend. i also saw she was the first one to perform the one that -- when she -- recorded, it was makin believe. but that became i can't stop loving you the great ray charles song. first one to record it. kitty wells dead at 92 yesterday. john, good to have you in studio. ben labolt from the obama campaign will be joining us l

, his a-rod lacey common on the editor and chief not -- sarah lacey, george hugh, and katie jacob stanton, vice president for twitter the road -- now twitter. we will end the program with the mayor's vision of economic growth for 2012 and beyond. 2011 was a year of substantial accomplishment, despite the slow pace of recovery in california, the economic opportunities have helped make sense of cisco a bright spot in california to advancing tax incentives to supporting economy-boosting infrastructure, and the chamber is helping to ensure job creation and steady economic growth in san francisco. the chamber is particularly proud to advance an ongoing pro-business policy agenda in partnership with a coalition of business, labour, and non-profit organizations, and i am pleased that our labour colleagues to join us this morning. geared with our labor colleagues just waved for the audience eminent -- would our labor colleagues just waved for the audience? they are out there. our theme this morning is prosperity to gather. give we helped pass key initiatives, including the tax exemption, a tax ex

stanton and nothing else. the dishonesty here is staggering. there is a reason for it. if the media says good things about my books, they believe they are endorsing me. if they endorse me, that means they approve of the fox news channel. [gasp] horrid. so the fix is always in. fortunately you guys understand the con and you ignore t. i appreciate that very much. and that is reality check. the factor tip of the day will encourage you to fight back against being ripped off. the tip exactly one minute away. ask me. [ male announcer ] if you think even the best bed can only lie there... ask me what it's like when my tempur-pedic moves. [ male announcer ] ...talk to someone who owns an adjustable version of the most highly recommended bed in america. ask me about my tempur advanced ergo. ask me about having all the right moves. [ male announcer ] these are real tempur advanced ergo owners. find one for yourself. check out twitter. try your friends on facebook. see what they have to say unedited. goes up. goes up. ask me what it's like to get a massage anytime you want. goes

he's been chosen to replace john carlos stanton. and next week's mid summer classic.comes the youngest position player ever to head to an all-star game. harper met with fans before today's game against the rockies, it was hot outside, so here, have a popsicle. during the game, it was announced that ian desmond, who's out of the all-star game because of an oblique injury, he looked pretty good there. his 16th of the year. nats take a 1-0 lead. top of the 6th, tied at one with, geo gonzalez was on the bump today. he'll be in kansas city, because the man can deal. carlos gonzalez goes down swinging. geo goes six innings, struck out six. ryan zimmerman, he comes through, he shoots one into center. danny espinosa scores to put the nats up ahead. zimmerman has been raking lately. that's his 125th rbi in his last 10 games. next up, two on for michael morse. facing josh renniki. zimmerman is safe on the steal. that throw allows bryce harper to come home. the nats go up 3-1. bottom of the 9th. tyler clifford on to close it out. he gets save number 14. chris nelson goes down lo

but inside a courtroom stood before judge stanton to charges of abusing and neglecting dependent adults. was the content harebells said $50,000 a judge ordered a deputy to putter in handcuffs and take her off to jail. >>> i was very happy. i've been waiting for this moment for the past month. angela then brought the case slight chance to ogles of the house on tortola drive after one of them died in may she got suspicious when she was not allowed to visit her other uncle the city was kept in a virtual prisoner in an accusatory tenure. . typically said 15 counts of the and abuse their also charged with animal abuse the district attorney says the family captain mistreated 25 dogs lived in human patients in horrible conditions for both. did we didn't running water and inside the house that to a paper that they could use and so there was dog excrement secure and the outhouses some of them wearing clothes said and urinated on the dogs. the family's lawyer says he can't say much now because he just got the case. look into all the allegations had been made and that the facts already made. a fif

stanton and nothing else. the dishonesty here is staggering. there is a reason for it.edia says good things about my books, they believe they are endorsing me. if they endorse me, that means they approve of the fox news channel. [gasp] horrid. so the fix is always in. fortunately you guys understand the con and you ignore t. i appreciate that very much. and that is reality check. the factor tip of the day will encourage you to fight back against being ripped off. the tip exactly one minute away. building pass, corporate card, verizon 4g lte phone. the global ready one ? yeah, but you won't need... ♪ hajimemashite. hajimemashite. hajimemashite. you guys like football ? thank you so much. i'm stoked. you stoked ? totally. ... and he says, "under the mattress." souse le matelas. ( laughter ) why's the new guy sending me emails from paris ? paris, france ? verizon's 4g lte devices are global-ready. plus, global data for just $25. only from verizon. >> bill: tip of day how you can fight back in a moment. one week from tomorrow, july 31 we will have the first presidential ele

he fired stanton, there's no real factual issues. sort of a legal determination. he had a right to fire one contrary to an act of congress in effect. but we got all sorts of factual things and how do you put them forward? i wanted john to play a big role. not me. i didn't envision myself as the prosecutor. john was the leader of the staff. though maybe i thought i could play some role but never articulated it. he would make the decision. he speaking on behalf of the staff would make a good impression. he has the right balance. which of the house members and maybe the more conservative like jim mann would be effective. they were very effective on the committee when they spoke. jim mann was great. the watchman in the night speech that he made. these are all decisions that were in the process of being made at the time. when the president made it much easier by resigning. >> did mr. dorr play any role as a consultant at the time of the clinton impeachment? >> not to my -- i don't know. i wasn't around in the clinton impeachment. listen to me there would be no clinton

we also have katie and jacob stanton. katie joint witter -- joined twitter last summer. it is pretty important, because 70% of all tweets come from outside the united states. she was appointed by president obama to serve as his director of participation. casey went to my college, so it is a bizarre coincidence. we also have the chief operating officer of sales force. i encourage you to learn more about these guys here regard i want to get right into the meat of the conversation, so let's talk about why san francisco is so important for sales force, because you are one of the first companies that refuse to move to the peninsula. >> we have been a san francisco company since our founding. i have been out the company for 10 years, and san francisco has been a huge differentiator. it is not only a start-ups, but is all of the talent. it is a huge differential to create the products and differentiation. the talent continues to be the reason we are so excited about growing in the city, why we have well over 5000 employees, and why that is going to continue to be a great opport

andrew stanton will return as the director for the sequel. >>> ticket prices are rising for the firsthowings of "the dark night rises" tomorrow. scalpers online are asking as much as $300 for a ticket. >> wow. come on. >> theaters are already reporting sold out midnight showings, but you can still find tickets for early shows at face value. >> 300 bucks? really? whoa! >> i can't wait to see it. >> it's going to be good, but get a grip. 300 bucks. >>> when we come back this morning, some tense days in happy valley while the future of penn state's football is now hanging in the balance. >>> and kerry kennedy appears in court and offers a new explanation for her interstate accident. ation for her interstate accident. i've discovered gold. [ female announcer ] the gold standard in anti-aging. roc® retinol. found in roc® retinol correxion deep wrinkle night cream. it's clinically proven to give 10 years back to the look of skin. now for maximum results... the power of roc® retinol is intensified with a serum to create retinol correxion® max. it's proven to be 4x better at smoothing lines a

he was at it today after stanton had to bow out because of a bad knee.umble about all this stuff, even saying fans should vote for others, but he's in. his manager said, hey, kid, no vacation for you. >> it's such a great honor, and you know, you can't say no unless you need the rest. and he's up for it. >> he was up for it to the game. rockies in town. that's geo hasn't lost since june 15th. adam laroche, great reflexes making the catch. nice snow cone. he and desmond also pitching in this afternoon. not going to play in the all- star game because of a bad oblique, but he does his damage there. 16th home run of the season. career high. 1-0 nats. in the sixth, they activate ryan zimmerman. that made it 3-1. in the sixth, this is the kind of season it's been for the nats. ball gets away from the catcher. great jump to second and harper, the all-star, come on down. nats win number 49. afterwards geo was asked how he beat the heat. >> i didn't get an i.v. absolutely not. i think it would be insulting to our latin heritage. so if i told them that, they would

we're going to be talking with phoenix mayor greg stanton who will talk to us about the potential impact cuts would have on his community and how really they could ripple across the entire economy. that's ahead. jenna: well, to the campaign trail now. governor mitt romney set to hold a rally in the pittsburgh area today where he's expected to accuse the president of awarding fat government contracts to well-connected democratic donors. chief political correspondent carl cameron is live from irwin, pennsylvania, with more. hey, carl. >> reporter: hi, jenna. it's not a new criticism from mitt romney, but it comes 16 weeks to the day before the election, and the impact of it and the purpose is particularly important. romney's here in irwin, pennsylvania, western part of the state, a key part of the state where, obviously, he needs a strong conservative vote in order to take this swing state from barack obama on election day. and he has been counterattacking very aggressively now against the obama administration's attacks on his past history as the ceo of bain capital. questions about when h

what activism was, the historical context, what people have done like sojourner truth like katie stanton and gloria steiniam and rosa parks and all these great women who came before us to get us to this great place, but what does it mean to be an activist today? what are the pressing issues? what are the key issues that we must tackle today. what does activism mean. let's talk about one of the most recent issues where you saw our activism work, and that is just recently the affordable health care act being upheld so we know, we did that, why? because when the president was running, we said we want health care. we want it to be fair. we want it to be equal, and we want to get rid of the discriminatory practices of health care in this country. that's what we want. we said it. we meant it, and the president said he would do it, and he did. so that's the first level of how our activism works. the second thing that we did was when we got in we reminded him, don't forget, you remember, you promised us, health care, and he did it. and that's a form of activism, but the third thing is once it wa

stanton please don't come. with fierce battles raging in the syrian civil conflict the u.s. is making suggestions as to how the country's future should be built without president assad. another example of u.s. post-war planning a new report says washington has wasted millions of dollars training iraqi police in a program which turned out to be a complete failure. plus after two years of trying to talk with julian assange sweden rejects without explanation an offer from ecuador to interview the wiki leaks editor inside its london embassy. as europe has been going ahead with its banking reform russia stock markets for the first five sessions with the r.t.s. m i six declining one and a half percent more on this important. worldwide news around the clock this is r.t. live with me rory sushi the u.n. says it's observer mission in syria has come under attack in an opposition held area just outside the flashpoint city of homs officials have confirmed their convoy was hit by small arms fire now although the civil standoff is continuing in syria foreign powers may be getting ahead of

>> it had outer burroughs that had republican dominance that is still the case in stanton island, and pockets of queens as well. >> social security was the other question. >> the issue on social security is something that smith had tried to implement in new york state when it came to widows and orphans pensions. he tried to experiment with health insurance for industrial workers and he also tried to do all kinds of social security issues when it came to trying to support those that were down trodden, make work projects were something that he experimented with and it may have been one of the policies he carried to the new deal had he won. >> i want to address one other aspect that came up and that was the south. one of the strange things that came out, was anti-catholic feelings more powerful in the south than the midwest, that is a fairly hard question to answer. but we have been talking about the democrats versus the republicans here, and one of the things that was difficult for smith was the divisions within the national democratic party, so that the whole south at this point is a d

the storms can, heavy showers and storms in southeastern pennsylvania -- more between stanton and richmond but in the metro quarter, it has cleared out. tomorrow is a different story. this is the way it looks over montgomery college. temperatures in the upper 80s. berkeley springs at 86 degrees. the two. is up there but it's not terribly uncomfortable. it will get muddy later tonight when temperatures drop to the '70s. partly sunny and muggy in the morning. hot and humid it through the day and it will feel warmer. been a strong cold front could produce thunderstorms. going to be nice. heat and humidity back on thursday friday and saturday. things calmed down a bit by sunday and monday. when you need more information, our on line vote -- our online home is that wjla.com. we have a list of all the record temperatures we've set it in july. some interesting reading. let's talk to tim brant. >> the biggest sports stories of today -- there is no shortage about the bombshell dropped on penn state today. >> the n.c.a.a. tech at a historical stand today. the investigation was initiated by the unive

stanton. from new york, former nypd lieutenant commander and here in colorado, former fbi criminal profiler candace delong. thanks for being with us this evening. and candace, i'm going to start with you. you are a criminal profiler. what have you seen about this guy that triggers some thoughts in you about where he fits in the profile of criminals? >> westerlies i was a psychiatric nurse long before i was an fbi profiler and i worked with people that did this kind of thing periodically. some of the things that we know he did the night of the shooting of indicative of mental illness. >> judge jeanine: what? >> a few red flags. one is people sinking into mental problems when they do this kind of thing erupts violently. often times they imtate a murder or murderers they are fascinated with. in this particular case the fictional murderer the joker. another thing is they are loners and they acquire weaponry. those are all indicators had any one seen this coming those would certainly have been the

if you have friends or relatives making the drive down interstate 81 from stanton and harrisonbu g harrisonburg, we're kind of in the middle right here, we'll call it scattered shower and thundershower chances mainly north and south of the immediate metro area. temperatures mid 80s, back to the upper 70s to near 80 degrees by 11:00. what about tomorrow? any more hundreds in the seven day? more in a couple minutes. >>> allegations from republican minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann have led to police protection for a senior advisor of secretary of state hillary rodham clinton. the adviser is huma am dean. her husband is former congressman andrew weiner. a muslim american man threatened her and the threat came after bachmann accused her of having family members with ties to the muslim brotherhood. last week republican senator john mccain and house speaker john boehner defended am dean. >>> a fairfax county new rule could impact where hundreds of parents send their kids to daycare. it's at the fairfax county government center at 7:00 in response to a new rule that allows at-home day care cent

. >>> bryce harper heading to the all-star game rookie phenom replaced marlins, john carlos stanton who needs knee surgery the news came hours after learning desmond could not play in the midsummer classic because of a sore abdominal muscling. he joins dwight gooden add the only other 19-year-old to participate in the 83 year history of the all-star game. >> good news about that, a mental break from the pennant race you get a mental break from that and enjoy representing the national league it is a great honor. you are with a lot of talented players. >> 19 years old says it all for itself. almost where i will quote his line that is a clown question bra you have a kid like that at 19 at the all-star it is well deserved and honored. >> that injury to desmond didn't keep him out of line up against the rockies yesterday. he broke a scoreless tie with that homer to right. his 16th of the season. nats lead 2-1, and a pitch in the dirt catchers throw to second, gets away, nats score 3 in the inning and defeat rockies, 4-1. they wrap up the series this afternoon. >> today's womennable done minu

and you folks down towards stanton and harrisonburg, a better chance for thunderstorms in and aroundown our chances are fairly low for rain today. here's your sunday planner. warm and muggy this morning. sizzling hot again this afternoon. many spots within a degree or two of 100 degrees again this afternoon with very few chances for showers coming unlater on today. no rain around the area just yet. there are some thunder showers headed down to the hampton roads area of southeastern virginia. the next cluster back out across west virginia and eastern kentucky. the bulk of that is going to stay down to the south. if you're traveling today, lynchburg, southside, virginia, better rain chances down there. the little boundary generating all the rain chances is down to the south. at the pace they're going they'll be making it out to the coastline in 11 to 12 hours from now. for us, the satellite picture shows the thunderstorms rolling down through the richmond area and now we're waiting for the cluster to go down to the south today. still have an opportunity for showers and storms in the me

dwayne stanton a detective with the metro poll tan police department here in d.c. he's now president and director of progressive security consultants where he works on high-profile and celebrity cases. it's clear there's a whole lot we still don't know about this suspect and exactly what happened. but based on what we do know you've got some ideas. >> unfortunately now is the point where the investigation actually starts. you have to start digging and probing into the background on mr. holmes, his activities, his behavior and everything he's done not only over the past couple of days, weeks, months and even years. i'm of the opinion -- there's a couple of things. did mr. holmes have a complete mental breakdown. it's possible. the probability exists that mr. holmes has associated himself with a character in the batman movie. be it the ridler, the joker, or maybe even one of the s.w.a.t. members of the local police department. he was armed with body armor, helmet, goggles, gas masks, cs gas, weapons. it's all a part of his 15 minutes of fame, if you will. >> and you

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he replaces john carlos stanton and desmond is out to rest a strained oblique.e diamond, game 2 against the rockies. ryan zimmerman drives in the go ahead win and gonzalez gave up three hits and one run. nationals win 4-1. geo is tied for the most wins in the majors.pond, serena williams took down radwanska in three sets. her and her sister take home the women's double title. >>> tony stewart wins the coke zero 400. that's your morning sports have a great day. >>> venus will be in the district this week to help open two new stores. one is in dupont circle and the other is at union station. venus will be there on tuesday signing autographs and taking pictures. hilda solis and kia henderson will also make appearances. they'll represent team usa in london. we are just 19 days away from the start of the 2012 summer games. you can catch all the olympic action here on nbc. that starts july 27th. >>> sports is the reason for a number of programming changes here on nbc4 today. reporters notebook is back next weekend. you'll see the "today" show at 7:00 this morning inst

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charles stanton famously declared lafayette, we are here. returning the favor 95 years ago today.orts on this wednesday july 4th, 2012. i'm harris faulknern tonight for shepard smith. we'll be back same time tomorrow. hope to see you then. the factor is next. have a fabulous holiday. enjoy the fireworks. >> special o'reilly factor is on, tonight. >> >> bill: special edition of the factor. were you crying in cheney's office. >> not tears were in his eyes. >> bill: what does marco rubio think of obama -- >> bill: everybody is in elective office if their country calls and asks, you have to. what would donald trump do to get america back on track? >> you don't start behaving 25% tax on every item you sell in this country, 25% right now. >> bill: plus former president bill clinton, former secretary of state condoleezza rice and cardinal timothy dollan all join us tonight. we can't back down from this fight because it's about religious freedom. it's close to the very heart. >> we have the best wrapped into one right now. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the fac

if we want to go even further, there were three british economists, michael stanton, elroy dem son, terry marsh, who did a book 10 years ago, looking at 18 different stock markets around the world, from 1900 to the present, and their returns, most of them were not quite as good as the u.s. there were two or three better than the united states but you are talking about 5 1/2 to 6% after inflation. >> professor siegel, wouldn't you say, though, if you just take recent history for example, say the past decade or 12 years, we've kind of had no returns from the stock market for a lot of people. even taking 2008 to today. the dow and s&p are either flat or negative. do you feel maybe your buy and hold long term investing theory has been facing increasing obstacles? >> we always know after a bad decade, and we haven't had a good decade, that has always been in the stock market followed by a much better or above average decade. in fact, i was looking at his figure one he had there. talks about the stock market for 100 years. if you go back 12 years, his stock market is the highest above trend it

with his injury and the injury to stanton, bryce harper got the nod, becoming the third youngest majorall-star ever and the youngest all-star position player in history. >>> this afternoon, the series finale with the rockies, bottom of the 4th, nats fell 1-0. desmond, who homered yesterday with the full count, does it again today. 2-run shot to deep center field and desmond heads into the break -- bottom of the 7th, same score. lombardozzi with a grounder sneaks through with a ba hit. bernadina scores. lombardozzi anticipating the throw home gets caught in the rundown between first and second and not going quietly, would eventually be tagged out at first base to end the inning. but the nats still had a 3-1 lead. starter jordan zimmerman left after 7 innings with a 3-1 lead. top of 9, tied at 3-3. and clipper uncorks an uncanny wild pitch. one scores and the rockies have their first lead, 4-3. bottom of 9, 2 on, 2 out, flores strikes out to end the game. no late magic today for the nationals. they fall to the rockies 4-3. they enter the all-star break with a 49-34 record. . >> i think e

the race became much more serious and changed in 10 are completely when davis and stanton worcester died course, you know, the french radio operator and the russian mechanic had died before them, but they were really part of the very small world of american flies. they weren't really known. it was tragic but these are people that were known, as a people start losing friends at this point. and at that point a cloud began to descend over the race. and kind of a sense of doom seem to fill the hearts of a lot of these flyers. [inaudible] >> the plane was, the plane was i talk a lot more about the personalities than a mechanical instrument to that was one of the biggest bombers in the united states at the time. it was built by the company out of pennsylvania. it was called the american legion come and the american legion gave davis and wooster $100,000 to build it. it was a three engine plane. it was any other big planes like fonck's plane was and like byrd's plane was. okay. the next two people that we see are bert acosta and clarence chamberlain. they were identified in the press as profess