tea party member steve king will make that point in a moment as we talk to him.ing heat over comments he made to a new york times reporter, listen to this. >> quit distorting my words. if i see it it's full of. [bleep] come on, man, what are you doing? out medicare and social security... security. that's what matters to me... me? i've been paying in all these years... years washington's been talking at us, but they never really listen... listen...it's not just some line item on a budget; it's what i'll have to live on... i live on branson street, and i have something to say... [ male announcer ] aarp is bringing the conversation on medicare and social security out from behind closed doors in washington. because you've earned a say. bill: fox news alert. we are waiting on the audio recordings inside the u.s. supreme court. the hearings are underway on healthcare. outside you see protestors of all stripes of america now making their voices and presence known. can the federal government force you to buy health insurance? that is what justices are hearing as we speak

to the credit of steve king, archconservative from iowa, and jim moran, democrat from virginia, they offered that medicare not cover and they are to be saluted for that. >> millions of elderly women in america are grateful as hell. >> another phrase to pigeon hole what women think. >> we ought to move to what is happening in afghanistan. >> we will continue to be tested in the months ahead. this is a war. we will continue to come i am sure, is the incidence of violence of one kind or another. the key is how we respond. >> that is defense secretary leon panetta, it went to afghanistan and visiting with the troops. after an american army sergeant allegedly shot 16 men, women, and children, the urinating on corpses, burning of korans. for the record, this has not been the my lai massacre, but i wonder what the next step is, evan. >> countries don't like to be occupied. we wouldn't treat the matter how benign, no matter how fine the purpose, countries don't like to be occupied. that is the basic ground truth. having said that, a hasty retreat is not in anybody's interest. i am not sure i

steve king is taking the high ride. thank you, steve.e writes none of the above for good christian, christ seeking couples. we'd like to hear what you think so drop us a line on our facebook page. we're going to share more of your answers in the 5:00 hour. keep it here. >>> welcome back. 4:57. your weather first on this friday morning. looking good early. we've got sunshine but a chill in the air. 30s and 40s. maybe a little frost on your wind child. by noon mid-50s -- windchill. by noon mid-50s. for the afternoon showers. for the ride home the high approaching the 60-degree mark. >>> no problems to report in any of the corridors downtown or potomac and anacostia river crossings. in my next report we'll go to virginia coming up at 6:01. >>> justin bieber gets whacked and lindsay lohan looks for laughs. we have those stories and more in today's eye on entertainment. >> reporter: lindsay lohan says she's ready to get back to work. the actress says she's clean, sober and willing to make fun of herself. lohan will host "saturday night live"

representative steve king was saying this law could be consequentill bad idea. this law could be constitutional. i still think it's stupid. no matter what, they want to get rid of it because they don't think it's the right lak city,d morning, joe. >> caller: morning, everybody. all of you for holding hearing hear a supreme court for bringing up this issue. this is a lesson for democracy. this administration, if they weren't stopped -- they're such extremists, they would put this on the people whether they liked i'm real proud that the supreme court has take n this up and defending the people rights. because when you look atpremcou and they have to live in this country and they don't like it as much as i do. this is how the country should work. and i'm real proud that the supreme court is taking this up and i'm real proud you people are involved in democracy and making sure come first instead of an extremist government like obama trying to force his will on everybody. >> just the question of what the justices feel as individuals, whether they support the health c

. >> steve king ston is in washington, and he joins me now. the two men are watching a basketball game, but clearly tomorrow they get down to the more serious issues. >> that's right. a bit of a time-out on night number one of this visit. they've been in ohio, where by no coincidence, a crucial swing state for the u.s. presidential election in november. barack obama wanted to take david cameron to the basketball game. they munched hot dogs, watched the hoops being shot. barack obama explained the finer points of the game to prime minister cameron, who admitted in an interview with a local sportscaster that he wasn't overly familiar with basketball. this is really about getting to know you a little bit better exercise in what they're describing as the essential relationship between britain and america. in the opinion piece that was published in "the washington post" newspaper. the serious talking begins on wednesday morning. afghanistan will be front and center in those talks. the timetable of the drawdown, as you heard in nick roobt's report,

with that i would yield to my friend, steve king from iowa. mr. king: i want to thank the gentleman from texas. the timing of circumstance is, mr. speaker, brought me to floor here simultaneous with this wonderful tribute that mr. gohmert has provided to andrew breitbart and the life and the thinths that he stood for and believed in. i don't know how i can add to the completeness of the message that louie gohmert has delivered here. i had the privilege of calling andrew breitbart my friend as well. and i think of the last time louie gohmert, steve king and andrew breitbart were in the same room and it was over in the place that i affectionately call the bunker, the house a couple of blocks east of the supreme court, very fitting by the way. just almost within gaze of the east port could he of the supreme court where -- portico of the supreme court where moses sits there looking down upon all of humanity with the tabulates on his knees, with the 10 commandments in his arms and saying to all the world, we're a nation of laws, not a nation men. and t

and the conditions of treatment there perhaps the most outlandish statement came from republican steve king when discussing the number of i see cheney's that have died in recent years king said one hundred ten deaths is not alarming to me and really we care that little for human life what if one hundred ten american detainees died in custody abroad in another country no matter how they got there documented or not would that be alarming now isn't alarming as the administration's attempts to at least address this issue even if they haven't proposed the best possible solution it's alarming as republicans efforts to undermine human rights and sensible policy by pandering to their zenith of a base. our guys now it's time for our financial check up where we take a look at some of the biggest headlines from wall street of the eurozone everywhere and we try to make sense of them all so tonight we're getting an update on the and i've global affair and a new fed survey shows that investors really did get spooked. by then greg smith now infamous for writing that new york times op ed turns out he's goi

congresswoman michele bachmann, steve king, louie gomert is here. follow him down the road to repeal. what do we want to go down? the road to repeal. ok. where is that road? it's number one first street northeast right across from that supreme court. join us every day i'll be there tomorrow from 2:00 to 4:00 in prayer. every day members of the tea party, paterts, from across the nation. if you cannot be there god bless you you can atleast be in prayer. so pray for our country. god bless you all. >> thank you, rita grace. all right. next from king solution, it's herman king. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. you guys are great. you know, >> you were rail roaded. >> you're right. >> you know, the liberals and the establishment, they thought that because of a few raindrops that you were going to stay home today. i was in harrisburg this morning for a speech. i was in north carolina yesterday for a speech. i was in nevada last week. i have been across this country and traveling wanting to get here to be here with you to deliver a message to the people

so congressman steve king today said he thinks this is the beginning of the end of the president's law a listen. >> rip obama care out by the roots. leave no message of it left behind as if it had never been enacted it has become a malignant tumor. >> strg because republic presidential candidate rick santorum showed up outside the supreme court today beating up on mitt romney. a sign even if the president's law is struck down in the months ahead, this is a complicated issue for republicans. especially if mitt romney ends up being the nominee, shep. >> shepard: as we reported earlier here, ed, the president is out of the country it sounds as if a lot of his allies are making the case and loudly for him. >> the white house was not going to go silent. democratic allies. groups affiliated certainly with the president who are outside the supreme court fighting the good fight for their side. they have obviously also pulled together a lot of nurses and doctors basically saying look, this is not a perfect law but that doesn't mean it should be scrapped. take a listen. >> but not many things in

it would have forced republican tom latham to battle steve king to keep his seat in the fourth districtopting to run against democrat leonard boswell in the new third district. but the real battles feature opponents from the same party. take a look at this list. four states, eight republicans going head to head to keep their charge. one of the most heated is the battle for illinois's 16th. adam kinzinger and don manzullo are both trying to paint themselves as the real conservative. kinzinger making not so subtle references to the fact that his opponent is more than 30 years his senior. >> instead of saying, what are we going to spend? i'm part of a new breed of congressman asking, what are we going to cut? >> on the democratic side, off dozen house members doing battle in five states and in a few of these, you're seeing members who were once good friends now trying to tear each other down. there's that race in new jersey's ninth district, bill pascrell and steve rothman were so close that they used to call each other billy and stevie. well, now the race has gotten bitter and personal. o

look in the house that paul ryan, the michelle bachmann steve king, others come of legal march, there is a collor there. conservatism is mainstream. . . >> okay. we've got time for one last question. >> thank you for your time today. my name is rick simmons and ayman american. and my question is -- [applause] kind of a technical question. >> i'm not allowed to ask for it. my question is i believe one of our problems is we have too many career politicians, and i would like your thoughts on how we implement term limits in congress to eliminate career politicians and get new blood if he will into conagra's and new blood that may run for the presidency in the future so i would like your thoughts on that? >> it is amending the constitution, about term limits, which i agree with through convention which i strongly oppose because what a freak show convention that would be. i don't think we can do better than our founders and the runaway convention would be a runaway country so i'm just not comfortable with that. as a young man i wrote a letter and i said what's wrong with this convention? an

i have a message from steve king.] "i want to thank all of you for coming here today to take part in the "road to repeal rally." we have travelled a long road together, but it is a journey we have been compelled without choice to undertake. for many of you, today's trip to washington was not a new pilgrimage. many of you have been coming to this capital to fight this battle for several years." how many of you have been doing that? [applause] everyone of you. "we stood together on these grounds and fought obamacare in the fall of 2009 when it was first brought to the house floor and we did it again two years ago when nancy pelosi, harry reid, and president obama used parliament terry gimmicks to force it through congress and enacted through law. after obamacare was signed into law, we joined together in a new fight -- the fight for complete, 100% repeal. [applause] in the run-up to the 2010 election, we worked hard to ensure repeal would be the central theme of the national referendum. with your help, we rallied to sup

steve king mentioned in a phone call we had last night.talked about we have never been more blessed than we were when we were about to vote on this monstrosity. and you came from all over. it had been so discouraging. and you showed up, and you were like just a big old dose of enthusiasm. you were a blessing to us. you were an answered prayer. and here you are again. so let me tell you, tea party patriots really are an answer to prayer. are you an answer so prayer. it's our government. let me tell you, though, in an order earl society, you do need a government and they do things like issue permits. so you can have aassemblies like this. the permit is for this area. there is no permit to have this in front of the supreme court. there is no permit to have it immediately across the street on that sidewalk across from the supreme court. but i would suggest to you that we all do have to go back to our cars, go get a taxi, some will be going to the metro. and let me tell you, the best way to the metro or to get a can cab, when it is all over her

talk about king larry:the life and ruin of the life of a billionaire genius which business week has compared both to and leonard caper and trashy analog to walter isaacson's biography of steve jobs. king larry begins on may 21st, 1995, which if you were in the state was heavily from the adjacent and murder trial. but with a beautiful sunday morning hand a small plane who took off from the airport with two important people on board. one was the speaker of the house of the commonwealth of the northern mariana islands and the other was mary home better known as dhl. .. >> so a number of his friends had declined to make the trip with him that morning, and no one was terribly shocked that this plane had also gone down. however, it was a real shock that larry hillblom was suddenly gone. he'd arrived there 15 years before, and he'd become a larger-than-life character in the mariana islands. he bought the bank, he bought the airline, he bought the television and radio stations, he built dozens of businesses including the pawnshop and had been a bartender, so he was very well known. and there was a sort of myth those that was just incompatible with him being dead. but when they went

there have been hearings on capitol hill including our own representative steve king here in new yorkrstand, soledad, this is the most difficult kind of individual to identify. when they're not part of a larger group or obviously part of a larger group, it's very difficult to understand who it is and identify them before they act. >> fran townsend joining us by phone. thank you, fran. appreciate the update. >>> first a country and now its community turning on police chief bill lee after trayvon martin was killed by a neighborhood watchman. overnight after a rising tide of criticism, the sanford city commissioners voted 3-2 they had no confidence on lee who has been on that job less than a year. anger over the shooting is growing. yesterday afternoon in san ford, the naacp had a forum to complain about abuse by the sanford police and there was demands that shooter, george zimmerman, be put under arrest. here's trayvon martin's parents. >> we want new york to know that we're not going to stop until we get justice. >> our son was not committing any crimes. our son is your son. we want yo

we still have steve king coming out of iowa.n is right about this. i have been in the georgia state house grappling with maps and there is one goal and one goal only to consolidate power and get a map that would back the contest. >> particularly in -- state of georgia. >> ironically enough, newt gingrich was a father and republican party in georgia and the late paul coverdale who ushered, you know, this change in maps that allow many more republicans in the state to be elected. one democratic congressman, david scott, whose district snakes around the bottom of atlanta this way that collects as many african-american voters as possible so that he can be in a state district while, you know, handing over seven or eight other district. >> you point out something i think is crucial that you, congressman -- you are in a unique position to tell us about which is -- there was for a while -- particularly starting in the '80ss and '90s, this kind of coincidence of interests because -- if you can load a lot of african-american democrat vote

guest: representative steve king said this law could be constitutional, but still a bad idea.o matter what, they want to get rid of it. they want to put in their own package of health care changes. host: let's get to the phones and hear what joe has to say. republican caller in salt lake city, utah. caller: hi, everybody. i want to commend all of you for holding these hearings and the supreme court for taking this issue up. this is exactly -- this is a lesson in democracy for all the children and all the people in the country. this administration, if they were not stopped, they are such extremists that they would put all this on the people whether they like it or not. i am proud the supreme court is taking this up. they are defending the people's rights. when you look at it, the supreme court are people, too. they have to live with it. they do not like it one bit. it's a lesson in our country, and democracy. this is how the country should work. i am real proud the supreme court is taking this up. i am proud you people are involved in democracy and making sure the rights of the

chairman, i can assure you that i would have been right with michele bachmann and steve king and others 20, of us, that were original members of the house g.o.p. tea party caucus. there was no such meeting. let me refute that statement. although i greatly respect anymy friend from georgia, from dekalb. in regard to the issue -- i'll be glad to yield to my friend. mr. johnson: i certainly don't want to misstate what actually happened and i think i said that it's my understanding that that meeting was held, that's information that i received. mr. gingrey: reclaiming my time, the gentleman did say that. he say it was his understanding, he didn't state it as a matter of fact and appreciate that comment but another thing, mr. chairman, that i want to address, he talked about, and he named names, i think the lady's name was ms. palmer, out of marietta, georgia, i live in marietta, georgia, and have for the last 36 years. i represent marietta in the 11th congressional district, have for the last nine and a half years the description of this unfortunate soul's injuries and the things that happe

our conversation with steve martin is coming up now. luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: please welcome steve martin back to this program. he is an accomplished musician whose latest compilation of bluegrass music is called "and ."verrare bird he is an avid tweeter. is not a word? >> it is now. tavis: 9 habits of very organized people. and make 510. >> is very good to read. you have to look at it, rather than say it. >> i love this book. if it's in your pocket. good >> there is no reason to put it in your pocket. i think it is a perfect reading for a train, although nobody goes on a train any more. may be a plain but certainly not well you are driving. tavis: was this written by popular demand? >> nothing i do is done by popular demand. i wrote this over the last year and 1/2. this is the first interview i have ever done, so i do no

. >> steve: real king, the last one: my 12-year-old is fat. we have a healthy home.ng sweets and i lose my temper to stop her. getting angry doesn't fix things, but i can't help it. i feel like a mean mom. the verdict, doctor? >> yeah, you're a mean mom. [ laughter ] it's more complicated than that, though. it's not normal, though, because you need help. getting angry because your kid does something that many kids do, kids like sweets. wake up. getting angry about it shows that you've got an issue. you need the doctor. >> steve: there you go. if you have a question for our dr. keith ablow, log on to our web site and e-mail him with your questions. he'll answer them every week. thank you very much for making a couch call. >> any time. talk to you soon. >> steve: all right. tony hawk, like you've never seen him before, coming up. [ donovan ] i hit a wall. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn t

steve: ripped from today's headlines. >> jimmy: torn out of the magazines of today's -- youth. [ laughter ] here's another painting. it's depicting the king roll in a current setting. it's elvis getting hauled away in a rage from the shop on "pawn stars" because - - >> steve: oh my gosh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they wouldn't give him more than $5 for his mint condition tamagotchi digital pet. [ laughter ] he's pissed off. i don't blame him. they thought they could play elvis for a sucker and you can't. [ light laughter ] >> steve: no. >> jimmy: elvis is no sucker. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: oh, this one's cool. this is like an action painting, right here. this is a -- it's elvis crotch-landing on a railing -- [ laughter ] while attempting a skateboard trick as jeremy lin takes a picture of it on his motorola droid razr maxx phone to upload to his pinterest page. very expressive brush strokes on this one, which is unique for a piece from this era. [ light laughter ] >> steve: is that unique about it? what -- >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. yeah, they don't do that. they don't do -- >> steve: they do that -- >> jimmy: no. this is -- again, i wanna stress

king. "let the good times roll" steve israel's playlist, congressman. first a look at the headlines.morning, soledad, new information on the suspect surrounded by police in france. he's wanted in connection with several deadly shootings over the past week including one at a jewish school where three kids were killed. according to reuters a prison director in afghanistan says the gunman escaped a kandahar jail in 2008 during an afghan insurgent attack. french authorities expect him to surrender at any moment. >>> the u.s. army sergeant suspected of killing 16 afghan civilians is likely to be charged with homicide tomorrow. the attorney for staff sergeant robert bales expects other charges to be filed, too, and says the case could take two years to prosecute. lawyer john henry brown telling reporters he doesn't see much evidence against his client so far. >> i heard what the allegations are, right, and i'm a defense lawyer so i deal with the evidence and i don't know about the evidence in this case. i don't know that the government's going to prove much. there's no forensic evidence, t

king ] "hey, my ficus is back! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] kinda sounds like popeye --" >> steve: [ as popeye ] "hey, my ficusave coulier. >> jimmy: dave coulier did the best popeye. >> steve: he did. he did the best popeye. >> jimmy: [ imitates popeye laugh ] >> steve: [ imitates popeye laugh ] >> jimmy: can you do him? >> steve: "olive, come over here and -- sweet pea." [ as popeye ] "i think i'll go over here and see what sweet pea's doin'." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ took me awhile. getting warmed up. go ahead. ♪ thank you, weatherman, for basically saying, "i'd like to be professionally wrong for a living." [ cheers and applause ] "thank you -- it looks like it's gonna be totally rain -- sunny today and -- enjoy the sun-rain." [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, cliffhangers, for being so -- [ suspenseful music ] so -- ♪ so -- ♪ eh, i'll tell you next week. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, the dr. seuss character, lorax, for showing us what it would look like if snooki hooked up with wilford brimley. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] there you have it. those are my "thank you notes.

steve jobs widow was up, an amazing woman. he was an amazing guy and he's bemoaning companies that outsource and here she is representing the company that is king of that, and then, again, that's fine, i'm just saying. >> look at him and says the jobs in china where we make our products, they are coming back here. and they still don't pick on apple. but what i'm saying is, they're not going to-- it's ridiculous, and it's unfair, but they're not going after companies with products that we like. americans think we have a right to get gas and-- >> margins are so small, this big. >> neil: they're doing okay with the margins. not like what they once were and when we have to try to restart the industry. we've crippled them and we have could go back. >> neil: you know what i didn't mex, i'm pretending to be an expert on apple and we have the-- adam lashinsky, the book. and i play an expert on tv. you've written about them. and there's star treatment to them and the amount of money they make and the oil companies, the amount that they make. first, what say you. >> dagen is on the model when she says it's about politics. we shouldn't be shocked that the

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. >>> and also more with steve cross of "60 minutes" and his explosive cyber warfare investigation. >>> i'm gayle king. rush limbaugh and an about face and apologizes to a d.c. law student, but the sponsors are still walking away. >>> and at 8:00, we'll talk to the man behind hbo's new film with sarah palin and the 2008 campaign. >>> i'm erica hill. george clooney, brad pitt, and many more on stage together for one night only. >>> plus, prince harry's royal visit in the bahamas. >>> but first, a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> just trying to salvage what's left. start all over, and we will. >> residents work to rebuild after epic disaster. >> i worked all my life to have what we have, and it's all gone in 15 seconds. >>> a toddler found in a field is the latest victim of the tornado tragedy. >> 15-month-old angel babcock died after she was taken off life support. >>> when the chips are down, i have israel's back. >> president obama and israeli's prime minister to meet amid growing concerns about a nuclear iran. >> when it comes to a nuclear armed iran, containment is simply

meeting with the prime minister of israel and more with steve croft of "60 minutes" and his explosive cyber warfare investigation. >>> i am gayle king. rush limbaugh apologizes it a d.c. law student but the sponsors are still walking away. we'll talk to the man behind hbo's new film approximate sarah palin and the 2008 campaign. >>> i'm erica hill, george clooney, brad pitt and many more on stage for one night only. we'll also check in on prince harry's royal visit in the bahamas. >>> first, as we do every morning, we begin with a look at today's eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. >>> i'm so heartbroken. i feel like i don't care anymore. >> a toddler found in a field becomes the latest victim of the tornado tragedy. >> 14-month-old angel babcock, a girl who became a symbol of hope died after being taken off life support. >> as residents across five states work to rebuild after an epic disaster. >> i work all my life to have what we have and it's all gone in 15 seconds. >>> the chips are down. i have israel's back. >> president obama and israeli prime minister to meet amid growing concerns of a nuclear iran. >> when it comes to a

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