well, let's start with andy stern, the head of seiu, who visits the white house once a week, when thetry, only stern and one other seiu official were there representing labor, but why does the seiu get so much display with the president? maybe because their union spent $60 million to help get him elected. stern says they deployed 100,000 volunteers during the campaign, including 3,000 who worked on the campaign full-time. their relationship is fostered not only through stern's close contacts but in placing members of his union in high posts in the administration. for example, white house political director patrick gasper is a former seiu executive out of new york. there is another powerful connection. members of its local chapters share goals an office space with none other than acorn. seiu, acorn, and obama. branches of the same tree, and that's seiu in a nutshell. coming up, jeff foxworthy gives us tips on how to really stink at work. don't miss it. it's coming up. look me in the eye, america. here is your cigarettes. take them and be quiet for a while. that's the problem, sir. look

president obama is on his way back to washington but not before delivering a stern message in africa. a final stop of a trip that earlier took him to russia and italy. speaking warmly of his own african heritage, mr. obama was blunt about the work that still needs to be done. chip reid correspondent is traveling with the president. >> president obama was greeted by a crush of humanity and the sounds of exuberant celebrations. many here say he's their president too. before parliament president john atta mills welcomed him home and president obama acknowledged his roots. >> i have the blood of africa with me. >> reporter: he chose ghana because it's a dact see. >> you show us a face of africa that's too often overlooked by a world that sees only tragedy or a need for charity. >> reporter: here as a nation described as a model of african success nearly 30% live in poverty and most of african conditions are even worse, the fact that brought a stern lecture from the president directed at the entire african continent. >> no business wants to invest in a place where the government skills 20%

andy stern, the head of seiu who visits the white house once a week. when the president met privately with the healthcare industry, only stern and one seiu official were there representing labor. why do they get so much sway with the president? maybe it's because their unit spent $60 million to help get him elected. stern said they deployed 100,000 volunteers during the campaign, including 3,000 who worked on the campaign full-time. their relationship has fostered through stern's close contacts but in placing members of its union in high posts in the administration. for example, white house political director patrick gasper is a former seiu executive out of new york. there is another powerful connection. members of its local chapters share goals an office space with none other than acorn. seiu, acorn. and obama. branches of the same tree. and that's s-eiu in a nutshell. eric: they showed up in full force at the big acorn anniversary party in washington last month. this program caught up with some of the attendees. >> you are with s-eiu, yeah? >> let me

stern? >> stern will appear before the probate judge in texas.e in front of the judge and the judge will be giving them attorney's fees. bronca and the other two parties they are going to be partners with the jackson estate. they are going to get a lot of dough out of this and they have the power. that's what catherine jackson is worried about. they have the power to make the deal, to beat them to neverland and all of the other issues. >> you saw this video of a violent confrontation and oklahoma state trooper and paramedics. the trooper, the guy who is choking the paramedics it was >> back live it was caught on tape back in may 2009 national uproar okay owing state trooper roughering up an ambulance driver. all the while there was a patient in the ambulance who needed to be rushed to the the highway patrol issued its ruling on the cop's conduct that was videotaped saying while the traffic stop was justified the trooper's language, demeanor were way out of line. get this. he only received a five day suspension in an at large exclusive i am joined

just how was his sometimes stern message received. ron claiborne. >> reporter: not even technical difficulties could prevent obama's message to africa coming through loudly and clearly. >> africa's future is up to africans. >> reporter: but rather than rankle, obama's tough love message seemed to resonate. >> he talked about development beginning from within and asked us not to blame others and i think that was a powerful message. >> reporter: obama was critical of africa's failures, poverty, corruption, ethnic conflict. but he also told africans they have the power to chart a better future for themselves. it was a dose of "yes, you can" optimism that many people on this continent are unaccustomed to. >> you can do it attitude. >> reporter: obama has taken to ghana by storm. on the streets, there were the usual souvenir peddlers. the ubiquitous government billboards. but there was also genuine excitement and emotion. >> oh, i am very, very excited about obama because he is the first black man to the president of the united states of a

i'm a huge stern fan. i love him and i love his act.h, it was great. >> and you're still in touch with him? >> yeah. no, we're great friends. he came to s boeing boeing the play i did last year. it was the opening night. he have so sweet to come because he gets up at 5:00. he left at intermission. he texted me. i have to go to bed. so funny, you're great. but what are you talking about? i read it at intermission. you can't walk out. >> maybe one of his other movie wives he had a play to go to. at least he came. by the way, he gets up earlier than 5:00. >> it was sweet to come. he gets up at 3:00 or whatever. >> that's what happens men you're in morning radio. >> yeah. >> you have your own show which is a cool thing. and you have a real husband also in real life. >> i have a real husband a director of an abc show called "brothers and sisters". whatever. >> yeah. you don't like it? >> it's up against my show. the same time slot. >> how about that? that must cause trouble at home. >> no, because mine is excellent and his is like whateverme

the iranian government, and so i think it was easy for president obama to get what you'd call the sternning from a consensus of these nations, but they stopped short of calling still leaving the door open, as he put it, if iran wants to walk through the door and engage, the outstretched hand is still there. >> you're not going to be able to get u.n. sanctions. there is legislation, as you know, john, in the congress of the united states very, very tough stuff which would cut off gasoline and punish companies that sold gasoline to iran. my guess is they're gonna push in that direction. i don't know why obama's doing this because i don't see how the iranians can say by september we're gonna get going. resident obama, what line and do you think about vladimir putten? >> i think this is a very smart, very tough, very unsentimental person. >> vladimir putin is unsentimental. [ laughter ] >> there's news there, huh? >> do you think that was an appropriate balance of diplomacy with accuracy? >> i think it was unfortunately an indication of the fact that in some critical areas, president obama

president deliver that stern message? >> i think there's a stern only nixon can go to china message, like he is who he is, he can be tougher with these leaders publicly and privately, than somebody with a different heritage, absolutely. >> the measure of enthusiasm for this visit in ghana for the visit of president obama. on the state evening news last night, the anchor was wearing a barack obama dress. >> i don't think that would fly here. jake, ron, thank you so much. >> if the president of ghana comes, perhaps you can return the favor. >> change my dress. >>> sitting in for ron this morning, david wright, our old friend. good to see you. >> nice to be here. good morning, everyone. a dramatic scene on the tarmac of phoenix last night, as hundreds of passengers were evacuated from a british airways 747, just before takeoff. nearly 300 passengers and crew members used the emergency slides to evacuate the plane, that had already pulled away from the gate for a flight to london, when the cabin suddenly filled up with smoke.

stern? >> stern will appear before the probate judge in texas. the attorney for that case they come in front of the judge and the judge will be giving them attorney's fees. bronca and the other two parties they are going to be partners with the jackson estate. they are going to get a lot of dough out of this and they have the power. that's what catherine jackson is worried about. they have the power to make the deal, to beat them to neverland and all of the other issues. >> you saw this video of a violent confrontation and oklahoma state trooper and paramedics. the trooper, the guy who is choking the paramedics it was very controversial. could be real racial profiling. two medium cappuccinos, you're ready for the mid-morning rush thanks to a good breakfast. one coffee with room, one large mocha latte. medium macchiato, light hot chocolate hold the whip, and two espressos. make one a double. she's fiber focused! i have two cappuccinos, one coffee with room, one large mocha latte, a medium macchiato, a light hot chocolate, hold the whip, and two es

stern? mr. stern, aye. mr. deal? mr. deal aye. mr. whitfield? mr. whitfield aye. mr. ship cuss? mr. shattuck. mr. status aye. mr. blunt? mr. blunt, aye. mr. boyer? mr. boyer, aye. mr. rod dan know vich? mr. rad done know vich, aye. mr. pitts? mr. pitts, eye. ms. bono max? ms. bono max aye a. mr. walden? >> aye. >> mr. walden, aye. mr. terry? mr. rogers? >> aye. >> mr. rogers, aye. mrs. my rick? mrs. my rick aye. mr. sullivan? mr. sullivan aye. mr. murphy of pennsylvania? aye. mr. murphy, aye. mr. burgess? aye. mr. burgess aye. ms. blackburn? mrs. blackburn aye. mr. beginningry aye. mr. scully? >> aye. >> mr. scully, aye. mr. voucher? mr. voucher rotes no. mr. goran? [ inaudible ] mr. goran, aye? mr. marquee? >> no. >> mr. marquee, no. mr. matheson? >> aye. >> mr. matheson, aye. mr. rush? >> no. >> mr. rush votes no. mr. ross? >> no. >> mr. ross votes no. >> all members responded to the call of the roll? any member wish to change his or her vote? now the clerk will report the te. >> mr. chairman, on that vote there were 23@dxvz2<)hoh >> he offered the amendment as a way to get membe

captains from stem to stern of old winty.ioned walter commodore, captain of all captains in nelson's day. and as you'd guess, walter had no problem adjusting. the rank became commonly used among his friends and family. in fact, when i got the call that walter lost his final battle, the message was, the commodore is gone. the commodore and i sailed through a wild storm on a race to bermuda one year, just the two us on deck while the storm sank the largest boat in the fleet. we shouted our life's story to each other while we took turns at the helm, a lifetime friendship bonded that dark and stormy night. walter was more than a crusty old sailor. he had an antenna sensitive to friend's pain. he knew the words that restored the fun and chased the worry that made things good again. this is the kind of guy who could openly and without shame shed tears with a friend when his old yellow lab died. now, my brother, my teacher, my ship mate and pal, it's time for me to say good night, old boy, it's all been sensational. i love you. and

you know our first guest from "the howard stern show" on sirius xm radio, or from your local library."too fat to fish" debuted at number one on "the new york times" best seller list, with no help whatsoever from oprah. and now it is out in paperback. please say hello to artie lange. [ cheers and applause ] artie, [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. do they think i'm jack black or something? [ laughter ] >> normally when i say you look great, i'm being sarcastic, but you do. you've lost weight. >> i look better. [ cheers and applause ] >> everything is relative, you know? but you do. >> but it's like rodney danger field said in the great movie "back to school". hey, if you want to look thin, hang out with fat people. i came back from the dead. i'm not exactly calista flockhart. >> you are a valerie bertinelli type now. you shed a lot of weight. how did you do it? >> i'm trying to swim now because someone told me, you know, if you want to lose weight go swimming. i have never been swimming. and that's because it's never been more than a half an hour since i last ate. [ laughter ] >> you get

there were stern warnings not to lose or sell them. valley police say scalpers will be arrested and maybe even put in jail. >> i guess one and a half million people that had the opportunity so i'm one of them. it is so exciting. >> reporter: news crews have descended on the staples center from as far away as australia to chronicle this event. hundreds of l.a.'s finest are on hand ping to discourage anyone without a ticket from showing up here. >> you will be standing in the hot sun on a city street with a lot of other people but you will probably be not within eye shot of staps. >> reporter: we believe the judge did the appropriate thing, made the right decision. >> we will be watching closely. >> in los angeles, josh eininger, fox news. >> can you watch the memorial today here live. we will cover it as it happens at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. we will stream it on our web site also at myfoxdc.com. >>> here at home being gay marriage is now recognized in the district. the law recognizing same-sex marriages performed in other states took ef

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stern reports suggest the research we have done on the crisis project shows there are infiltrators from the taliban better shaving their beards off and going into pakistan, how much that is research requires more truth. it is it viable to suggest that only a political solution can address the problem, particularly based on -- quite volatile for some years, and poses a larger threat? >> yes. could be happening. in fact, they don't have to shave their beards. there are plenty of beards in pakistan. they may be doing that. they would use every vulnerability, every opportunity offered. they have instituted process of checks in those areas, registration, there were some double registrations being taken care of. it will prevent, to the extent possible, this happening, i don't discount the possibility of people sneaking in, they are our own people. that is -- you can't tell just by looking at somebody that he is a taliban. that is another problem. sometimes -- we came very close to resolving this issue, political, parliamentary committee, 29 points need to be addressed to resolve it politicall

crowds of people clamored just and also had stern words for other african nations who are wracked by corruption. stern words for other nations. >> no country is going to create wealth if its leaders exploit the economy to enrich themselves. or if police -- it police can be bought off by drug traffickers. >> well, the president and the first family also toured the cape coast castle, which the british used as an african slave dungeon. while at the cape coast castle, president barack obama spoke exclusively to cnn anderson cooper at this slave fortress. as you've heard moments ago, this is where slaves can held i should say citizens were held before being sold into the slave trade. >> do you think what happened here is something that should be talked an and remembered and present in everyday life? >> you know, i think that the experience of slavery is like the experience of the holocaust. i think it's one of those things you don't forget about. i think it's important that the >> you know, i think that the experience of slavery is like the experience of the holocaust. i think it's one of

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for those thinking of coming without a ticket, officials have a stern warning. >> you'll be standingthe hot sun on the city street with a lot of people. >> reporter: as police prepare for a giant public memorial, the jackson family is putting final touches on its own private ceremony. they say the late singer will be buried at the forest lawn ceremony in hollywood hills. lawyers for the family are also due in court today for a hearing over the singer's estate. they'll be squaring off with attorneys for two co-executors named in jackson's 2002 will. before the document surfaced last week, michael's mother katherine was granted temporary control over her son's affairs. now that might all change as a judge decides who will permanently oversee the superstar's massive estate. as of midnight tonight local time, the lapd started requiring these wristbands here. these are the same wristbands that ticket holders will need to come into this area. meanwhile, the free tickets are already appearing on websites like ebay. reporting live from los angeles, elizabeth sanchez, cbs news. >> ebusiness b

theyecessed util 9:30 tomorrow stern time. a fewinutes for smarizing we are catching jud sonia sotomayor leave. nd we have beenithout air conditioning for the la few hours a maybe that accounts for the weariness on faces of veral people out there. let's quicy recap marsha, whatome of the republica senators we in the last round. senator grassley in particular pushing or probing, you will. >> definitely. >> judge sotomayor. >> on one of the most controversial issuesin society today, and that's same-sex marrge. he was folling in the pathf the line questionsbout old precedents. and whether she coidered them settled law. one of which is a 1972 supreme cort decision at dismissed an apeal from a minnesota case involving a ste law that phibited same-sex marriages. the court dismisd it, but did not say anything o the merits. it simply said tre was no federal question f it to take jurisdiction in this case. but heanted hero sayhat this s a precedt, settled law. she claime that she really wasn't familiar enoug with wh has happened since

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. >>> it sounds like the military chief is send ag stern warning to israel. yesterday the leader of iran's revolutionary guard says if israel attacks iran will use power to hit facilities. they said iran's capabilities but israel within iran's reach to attack. israel believes iran's nuclear program is a considerable threat. israel's prime minister has said in the past that its country reserves the right to defend itself. >>> everybody wants to save more and spend less, right? we have just the guy to help you out on this. join hln money expert clark howard at noon eastern. he will show you ways to do it, to save more, spend less and avoid getting ripped off. clark howard noon eastern on hln. >>> a climate bill made it's way through the house of representatives. world resources institute head what it means for businesses and the rest of us in today's ecosolutions. >> it is actually a stronger bill than the president promised during his campaign and as i said, it's going to completely change the u.s. economy. it's the first statement of political will from the w

professor of philosophy at yeshiva university stern college for women in new york. >>there are some people who look at the world and simply say, "okay, it's here. it's a brute fact that the world is here. we don't need to pursue anything further." and then you have other people who can look at the world and they say, "i can easily imagine the world not being here, the world must be contingent. therefore i have to look for something else." now, what is going to the advantage of those who do look for something further, is assuming that they are kind of carrying out the principle that is used in science all the time and that is to look for the best explanation and to keep going further and further and further in explanations and to make explanatory advances. whereas the other side that doesn't push further is simply saying, "there is no more room to go here, yes there is a push in science to understand everything, understand reasons for everything, but you reach a point where you just hit a brute fact." so on the one hand you sort of understand the strength of the cosm

but the president also delivered a stern message to the people of ghana and the rest of africa. richard reid is live with more on the president's trip. richard? >> well, beverly, this certainly was an emotional trip for the president. the first visit by the first african-american u.s. president to an african-american nation. charisma around candor and a message of hope. >> even with this brief visit less than 24 hours in ghana. >> obama. >> president obama was treated like royalty. >> i have the blood of africa within me. >> this first visit by the first african-american u.s. president celebrated with flags, bill boards and even souvenir clothing. >> it's a very genuine outpouring of affection toward the president. we can't do away with the idea that we feel he's one of us. >> and the castle where africans were once shackaled, sold and sold away as slafse. >> i'll never forget the image of my daughters walking through those doors of no return and then walking back through those doors of no return. >> mr. obama said he ce to ghana as a symbol of democracy. >> we know this kind of

. >> the stern of the boat is the rear of the boat. >> reporter: okay.. >> and then the port side of the left side. >> reporter: and the starboard side is the left side. and then from there, melissa, safety is obviously a big thing. >> we have life jackets back here and we find one that fits you appropriately. so if we give you this blue one here, that would probably be perfect for you. >> reporter: okay. >> and then it zips up the front. and once it zips we can pull the side strap. >> reporter: so then after safety, what? >> then we would start to get ready to put the sails up. now the sails are -- there are two triangular sails that we use on the boat. the main sail and the jib. this goes up the mast, which is the stick in the boat that holds the sail up and then there simoom that -- and then there is a boom that holds the sail. and the hally ard is right up here and it's -- it raises the sail up. or jib is on the front of the boat and it goes up the headse and we'll pull that up when we go sailing. >> reporter: how long do the instructions last? >> ab

believe iran is several years of being able to build a bomb but in a report in the german news magazine "stern" today, german intelligent source are quoted as saying there is evidence that iran could have a nuclear bomb within six months. in what was built as a major foreign policy speech this afternoon, secretary clinton let no doubt about the obama administration's position. >> iran does not have a right to nuclear military capacity and we're determined to prevent that. but it does have a right to civil nuclear power, if it reestablishes the confidence of the international community, that it will use its programs exclusively for peaceful purposes. neither the president nor i have any illusions that dialogue with the islamic republic will guarantee success of any kind and the prospects have certainly shifted in the weeks following the election. but we also understand the importance of offering to engage iran and giving its leaders a clear choice. whether to join the international community as a responsible member or to continue down a path to further isolation. we remain ready to engage with

police said the owner of the house had been accued of recruiting fighters to btle stern troops in afghistan. and they said, there w evidence that was a meeting point fo militants. >>> hundreds of pakistanis began retuing to their homes today in the swat valley uer a governme repatriationprogram. at is thearea in the nthwest part of pakistan, where the mility fought an intense battle in th last few months to driv out the talin. thunited nations estimates that 2 millio people were forced fm their homes by that fighting. but we hear inhisxt report freutsche welle, no all are ear to returnust yet. >> reporter: most of the displaced have beentaying with mily or frends, but nearly 300,000 are in intent cps set upy the government. some are now pack their belongings and returning me. >> translator: we are gratef to the governnt for all of the facilities they laid ont this camp. we are very gratef that they're sending home nownd want peace in pastan. eace is our main priority now. >> reporterthe pakistani army launched its offensive in april, after milants took over a district jt 100 kilometers from

lined up at dodger stadium today to retrieve the tickets and got stern warnings not to lose or sell them. police say scalpers will be arrested and could face jail time. >> i just started crying because i am happy to be here, but then i am so sad, while i am here. the reason that i won the tickets. so i just can't stop crying. >> a lawyer for jackson ex-wife debbie rowe confirms she will not be at the memorial. she said her attendance would be an unnecessary distraction. >> fox 45 will continue to follow the death of michael jackson and the plans for his funeral. live all morning long tomorrow starting at 5:30. on the morning news. >> as you saw earlier in the newscast. new developments in the steve mcnair murder investigation. the nashville police department confirmed earlier tonight that sahel kazemi, 20-year-old woman found dead alongside steve mcnair purchased a gun thursday night from an unnamed person. gun bought after sahel kazemi was pulled over for a d.u.i. that same night when steve mcnair was riding with her. but they have refrained from calling it a murder-suicide. public memo

stern work ethic. the trouble with the phrases, they don't carry weight for us in a job search. >> what do you mean? they sound like they describe what i want to be. i want to be a team player, have work ethic, prove it to the employer. why wouldn't i put it on my resu resume? >> great question. because they don't prove a thing. they're empty boasts. what we should be using, the precious real estate on a resume for is to prove. prove that we're a team player. tell a little story about our work ethic to show we have a bottom line orientation instead of just claiming that which anybody could put on their resume, and they do. >> people got in a habit of using these phrases over and over again, and it became a shorthand, if you will. >> exactly. >> now, of course, a lot of people use those phrases because they feel like that's what they expect the employer expects to hear. they're pulling out phrases from ads for these jobs and know their computers looking at the resumes and want to make sure they're frank

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