stevens -- commissioner garcia: no need to keep testifying.i'm just asking if you have a copy of the letter that you referenced in your brief. >> i have two copies. commissioner garcia: that is yes or no. if you do, i would like to see it. am i don't know, frankly. -- >> i don't know, frankly. there is one that has been italicized and struck through. there is another one with a second version. commissioner garcia: why don't we not see it and i will forget that we ask the question. if i needed, i will ask for it again. thank you. -- if i needed, i will ask for it again. thank you. president peterson: okay, let's hear from the permit holder. >> good evening, commissioners. >> thank you, scott sanchez, planning department's staff. i just recognize that the permit holder cemented their brief to the planning department and not the board -- submitted a brief to the planning department and not the board of appeals. sorry, i was out of the office until today and i did not realize this mistake was made. i have the copies that we receive, if the board w

stevens -- commissioner garcia: no need to keep testifying.'m just asking if you have a copy of the letter that you referenced in your brief. >> i have two copies. commissioner garcia: that is yes or no. if you do, i would like to see it. am i don't know, frankly. -- >> i don't know, frankly. there is one that has been italicized and struck through. there is another one with a second version. commissioner garcia: why don't we not see it and i will forget that we ask the question. if i needed, i will ask for it again. thank you.

steven hayes is being tried right now.ng beers and shots together, just before they attacked this family. they were casing out the house, saw the basement door open. that's how they got in. at one point, i'm quoting here from our producer inside the courtroom, after they beat dr. pettitte with a baseball bat four to five times, they told him, be quiet, we're only here for the muonemoney. then they found the two daughters along with jennifer pettitte, dr. pettitte's wife, tied all of them to their bedposts before, of course, taking jennifer pettitte to the bank the next morning. they terrorized this family all night, through the next morning. jennifer goes, withdraws $15,000. the family thought they'd escape because the suspects told them all along, according to prosecutors, we'll leave you alone if you pay us. they paid the suspects, but that's when they did the unthinkable. the testimony about the sexual assaults that happened inside that house, too graphic to repeat here, of course. awful to hear for dr. pettitte, who ha

it's been the talk of the town, j-lo, steven tyler and randy jackson. "idol" panelists will be joining us all the way through. thank you so much for joining us, and thank you all. brian. >> coming up, a community kitchen is providing meals for several local schools. what's raising some eye browse brows is some of the people who work at the nonprofit, like exoffenders. we'll explain. >>> plus a high speed chase on and off the road. the dramatic ending up next. >>> a beer maker, handing out free samples to boost sales. neil cavuto has that and more and your business report. >>> the economy is turning more money into gold. china still hitting another record high, closing in on $1300 an ounce. closing out 23% higher than a year ago. the nasdaq and s & p also losing ground. >>> home prices falling in july to their lowest level in six years. blockbuster is preparing to go bust. the video rental chain expecting to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy within days. customers have been moving away from traditional stores like blockbuster toward online services like net

members of aerosmitt think of steven tylerrwalking this way and talking this wayy >> reporter: that's good question. they asked jennifer lopez whht her husband mark anthony ttought abbut joining "american idol" and she was giddy aaout her steven tyler said something to tte effeet oo the band's idden @-thissis just another one fand ttose rides alluding to the band mmy not be so happp he'' leaving the tour to e on the show for thh next few months. >> very interesting. @%nighh.sley live in l.a. thank you. question oo the day. more likely to watch?jenniffe us know what youuthink. you can also sound off on facebook or send us a tweet. your response may air tonight on fox 45 news at 10. >>> after fouu interceptions and a loss, can flow flacco and the ravens bounne back hey, honey. hey, what do you got? what do you got? what do you got? hang on. you got my arm in there. hang on!

steven crouder. he knows comic timing like i know house boys wining. and my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. he is considered a mule. and she is back, amy schumer. she is a comeed comedian and co-host of a different spin on fuze, the net work. you often find pelicans drenched in her. and our new york times correspondent, good to see you, pinch. >> it is a first for paris. just having fun, greg. i will leave the comedy to the comedians. you rogues. >> and now to the greg-alogue, it is a muffin of morality in a bakery of bottom feeders. here is something that raised the dander on my chapless goat. according to bob woodward, seen here, when warned by advisors of another terror threat on u.s. soil, our president said that our country could absorb the attack. this is what he said in an interview with the author, quote, we could absorb a terrorist attack. we will do everything we can to prevent it, even on 9/11, the biggest attack ever, we absorbed it, and we are stronger. hmm. i don't want to make a huge deal out of this. instead i will pretend to make a hu

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stevens is out of the country. i don't know when he will return. president peterson: can you represent him on the 22nd? >> in light of recent events, i am not entirely sure, frankly. commissioner garcia: i am confused as to why you would have been able to represent him tonight but you will not be able to represent them next week in a request for jurisdiction. what has changed? what has changed? i . commissioner garcia: i beg your pardon. >> i was just sued. that is not what i was told. ok. if0ó:g6=7zçof?u)c"00ah would mt likely be able to, yes. commissioner garcia: you have raised an interesting issue. if there is a lawsuit involved -- commissioner fung: the other opportunity would be october 13. gzÑiçó>> i am scheduled to be of the state. commissioner garcia: this is already completed, this project? >> the project is complete. the certificate of occupancy -- how mr. stet holder would be prejudiced if we put off until a time when everybody who wants to be here can be here. i think we go beyond whatever the date is, beyond the 13th. >> october 20 a

. >> geraldo: have one with the steven colbert bit and all of the rest of the program. i will be standing by if you need me. >> we got each other's back. up next, steven colbert on capitol hill. but is everyone laughing? [ female announcer ] stay once. stay twice... earn a free night! two separate stays at comfort inn or any of these choice hotels can earn you a free night -- only when you book at choicehotels.com. >>> a lot of people are giving jon stewart the love and he certainly doesn't hesitate to gloat about it. >> oprah winfrey tweeted i think jon stewart is on to something. would you consider going october 30, 21s 2010. in honor of the type of discourse that i think we need to propose, i would just like to say this. suck it, colbert! oprah mentioned my rally, not yours! >> whup dedo. oprah tweeted about you. just so happens that i got a tweet from gail. she even retreated it to the authorities. >> geraldo: so funny. love them or hate them, jon stewart and stephen colbert are at the forefront of political debate. colbert testified about migrant farm workers. >> a

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. >>> family and clleagues said a final goodbye to ted stevens today. he was buried at arlington national cemetary this morning. he was a world war ii veteran before he went on to be the longest serving republican in the u.s. senate. steven and others were killed in a plane crash last month. >>> a bipartisan bill proposed in the senate today would hold arlington national cemetary accountable to congress as it fixes errors in burial records. a congressional hearing last month revealed more than 6600 graves may be unmarkedr mislabeled. the proposed bill requires the army to correct past errors, to change the way contracts are done, and to reach t to family members of those buried in arlington. it also calls for an evaluation to determine whether the veterans affairs department should run the cemetary. >>> still ahe on news4 at 11:00, new details about a terror spot that has western europe on alert. >>> a tricky time trying to reach a man who fell down a well full of sewage. >>> we'll take you to the grand reopening of a country music shrine. >>> jim, comi

michael stratton takes the direction, chucks it deep to steven fields, hits him in stride. parkview up 42-21. hi. we're osborne, and you're watching dc.highschool dc.highschool.netreport. >> thank you, ladies. >> osbourne park at osbourne. qb dominic terrell. that gets him in the red zone, scores, called his own number again. oz born starting to roll. osborne park. their quarterback, dean nathan dukes lot. s it in the end zone for phillip caldwell. these guys are on my all name team. a nice catch. but osborne park wins it 27-14. >> back to the maryland sign. sherwood at kernel mcgruber. braylon bounced through the outside, gave him a little leg and shimmied to the outside. down to the red zone, that set up a field goal. sherwood wins it tonight easy 38-6. >>> time to bring back one of our favorite segments where we shine the spotlight on one play and player, who offered the best of the night. it's called the light of the night or the play of the night. >> back to osborne park. that's d nathan dukes. a great effort, but his team would lose 27-14. all right. remember you can

stevens ' conviction was later overturned. senator stevens will be buried at arlington national cemetery in an hour. the alaska republican was a world war ii veteran who won the distinguished flying cross. stevens is one of five people killed last month in a plane crash in southwest alaska. four passengers from the dc area survived that crash. >>> next, when the news continues, celebrations get out of hand during a bull fight leaving several people dead and the pandemonium is caught on tape. >>> plus, why record-breaking heat out west has fire crews on stand by. >>> a colombian tradition turns violent and it's all caught on tape. three people were kill when a bull fight got out of control. 37 others were hurt when the crowd fell from the bleachers in to the bull ring. it's believed widespread drunkenness caused the celebration to take such a terrible turn. >>> considering there are no boundaries when it comes to the size outer space many believe we are not alone. one group says their proof is met with september schism. >> i be

in that situation to write this particular book because that was the situation that the character steven was in. he was in a place he didn't want to be. he was far from people he wanted to be close to. he was not in his territory. that's how i felt writing by myself, far from home, not wanting to do it everyday from the time i got up to the time i got drunk but i did. and the second half was written all in a month. and it worked for this book. i can't say it might work for every other book it probably wouldn't work for any other book. i started this book in third person and thought for sure as a young man's voice in first person. i went in third person and i was 5 pages in and said, this doesn't sound right or read right, something's wrong. i went back because i learned from my first book, you have to think about voice and where it's coming from. i went back and put it in first person and realized it started to work. what i did was put it in the journal entries and it became what i should have known from the beginning because a began my colleges career as a film major wanting to make fil

steven, what's the latest where you are? >> reporter: good morning, guys.it. wind gusts of about 60 miles per hour. they're not hurricane-force winds. but strong, tropical storm-force winds. the kind of winds that will knock your balance off. but not take you down. we've not seen any debris flying here, although the wind has shaken poles and traffic lights are swaying. and street lamps are bobbing up and down. but everything is still on. we still have electricity here. that's a good thing, a good sign. if this is as bad as it gets, guys, i'll say this area of the carolina coast, got off easy. >> no doubt about that, steven. carolina in the brunt of it now. much of the northeast are bracing to see what earl tends to be once it gets there. a lot of people preparing for the worst. >> a wet day along the east coast. steven, thank you for that. >>> we continue to get new information about earl's track, by the hour. >> that's right. accuweather.com's mark mancuso has an update on the track of earl. mark, what do you know? >> i don't think it will get worse on the

how about steven colbare. he punked congress and we had to pay for it. >> come on. >> it wasn't funny. >> it was totally funny. >> very good . >> no, because congress is like the dog food that makes its own gravy. it makes its own comedy and he just contributed to it. >> also, is it a punk if he is invited? >> that's the other thing. the problem with that is it was misguided because he was invited by democratic comic women. >> but it was very funny. >> i thought he was funnier at the correspondence dinner. >> i think that joke has gotten -- he plays the same character every night. it was funny the first 300 episodes of it. now i have seen it. >> you know what is hilarious is we were originally talking about o'keefe. here is my point i want to make -- he goes in and wants to punk this girl. to me it shows a healthy disdain for media. much like what i think bruno did when he tried to screw with ron paul. let's watch that. >> i used to be a dancer. >> get out of here. >> bill, what is the difference between that

steven slater already has more than 100,000 fans on facebook.y advice to those fans, whatever you do, don't poke him. [ laughter ] because he will go off. he will freak out on you. did you guys hear that levi johnston is running for mayor of wasilla, alaska. [ light laughter ] he is, yeah. well, the current mayor, he said that levi johnston should get his high school diploma and keep his clothes on if he wants to win. [ laughter ] and then levi was like, "dude, he just told me how to win. what an idiot. [ laughter ] so stupid, that guy." check this out. in a new interview, snooki said that she wants to become a mom. [ audience ohs ] that's right. i cannot wait until snooki is pregnant. she'll be like, "oh, my god, i can feel him fist pumping." [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] do fetuses suck their thumbs? i don't even know. >> steve: yeah, they do. >> jimmy: they do? >> steve: they do. >> jimmy: i don't know why i asked you. you're a doctor, right? >> steve: yes, a doctor of good times. [ laughter ] ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: hey, this is bi

. >> comedian steven colbert takes his act to capitol hill. his biting message to lawmakers about illegal workers. >> actress lindsay lohan trades in her designer clothing today >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld >>> comedian steven colbert bringing attention to the serious issue of illegal immigration. eric thomas here with more. >> his performance there was not so much. colbert took on the serious subject with house members from both parties not that thrilled to see them. one asked him to file a statement and leave the hearing room. colbert stayed and the results were pretty funny. >> congresswoman laugh grin asked me to share my vast experience spending one day as a migrant farm worker. >> after spending one days in the shoes of a farm worker, comedian steven colbert brought his tongue and cheek observations to capitol hill. >> i don't want a tomato picked by a mexican, i want it by an american and in a spa where a chilean gives me a brazilian. >> for the most part, a pompous commentator poking fun at himself and othe

. >>> plus two new judges two new seasons, we'll take you behind the scenes as j-lo and steven tylerar up for american idol auditions. .an "american idol" auditions. >> a shocking find on facebook uncovered by fox news. pedophile groups running fan pages. fox news did a simple facebook search and found dozens of pages associated with the largest pro-pedophilia group in the world. the federal investigators are using the facebook to find them and real in charges. facebook has a policy against groups taking part in child exploitation and is investigating. >>> the district attorney accused of sending sexual text messages is resigning. he's accused of sending inappropriate text messages to women who were victims of abuse in cases he was prosecuting. >> it obviously hit home and you know not being able to trust our da and victims of domestic violence coming forward they need to trust their das, and anyone who's in office. >> he's been really humbled from his voice. that's all i can tell. >> i'm sorry, really humbled by this whole thing. >> reporter: the former da was not in court today. he

here's an exchange between john conniers and steven colbert today. let's listen. >> i'm asking you to leave the committee room completely and submit your statement instead. >> if she would like me to remove myself from the hearing room, i'm happy to do so. >> that is correct. >> thank you very much. >> von, let me start with you. you've been doing this as long as i have. watching the 24/7 news cycle infect congress and now it's sort of gone to a level where an actor or comedian decides to go in character on capitol hill. what did we witness today? >> well, i really think that was the sticking point right there. we've seen celebrities parade in congress. kevin costner was there recently. they're in and out of that place all the time. but for colbert to be there in character was really taking this to an entirely new level and a really bizarre level. i think what they were trying to do, they were trying to get attention, the chairwoman was trying to get attention for this issue. she succeeded, but i think that she and other democrats on the hill are goi

>> there's disagreement about the appearance of steven colbert at the house judiciary committee thisng. here's a respectful gary newen berg. >> it was an issue before he showed up as he pointed out with clips on his comedy central show. >> the idea we're going to waste taxpayer dollars for this guy to go on capitol hill and sit there and take it? >> no, you're supposed to sit there and blow it out of proportion. >> reporter: he was testifying about farm workers after spending a day in the field. >> does one day in the filed make you an expert witness? >> reporter: to improve working conditions he expressed raising fruits and vegetables at waist level so they don't have to bend over. >> maybe the easier answer is to have vegetables that pick themselves. >> reporter: not everyone laughed. >> reporter: maybe we should spend more time watching comedy central. >> i thought it was an inappropriate way of conveying the message, and it perhaps diminished the value of congress. >> reporter: colbert said he would not show disrespect. >> it would sully the good name of experts that republican c

greed works. >> steven, 25 years later, has anything changed on wall street? is greed good?hate to tell you, i'm a defender of greed myself. if i have a financial manager, i want that person to make as much money as possible. i think most americans do. it is true we have runaway expectations. to some extent when you look at what happens with this financial collapse, there's no question wall street just got completely carried away, making investments that made absolutely no sense for people. you have scandals like the bernie madoff scandal that devastated people's pinks and so on. there's one scene in that movie i just love. remember that scene where gordon gekko is walking down the beach and he has a cell phone in his hand. it's like a brick. see how times have changed. back in a cell phone in 1987, and now today, $40. >> co-author, financial serial killers inside the world of wall street, money hustlers, swindlers and con men. same question to you. what if anything has changed since the movie came out. >> greed is still there. 1980s greed was out of control. we had all this

this is steven, who chose aleve and 2 pills for a day free of pain.f aleve in liquid gels. >> greta: here is the best of the rest. handful of white house hopefuls came to the values voters summit in washington. former governor sarah palin made a different stop. a republican dinner in where else, iowa. governor palin has a message for republicans before the midterms. >> we have some great common sense conservatives who are putting it all on the line these candidates and their supporters. fighting for what is right. a lot of them just fought some tough primary battles. that's good contested primaries are good. it is good for the system. it is great for voters. democracy at work. competition is good. healthy competition breeds success. and it makes us all work harder and this rebuilds character. but the time for primary debate is over. the time for unity now is the time upon us. the time for choosing is near. in just 46 days republicans will put their ideas and their experience on the line. they will let the voters decide. it is time to unite. if the goa

steven richardson, a renowned author and professor of criminal justice at the university of wisconsin oshkosh. i have to say that dr. richards probably will not authorize this, but i am going to make a plug for the book he has written. i want to say he has written the book "convict criminology." another book called "behind bars." and "beyond bars." so check it out on amazon. we also have with us the policy co-director of the national employment law project. and eliza hirsch is the supervising attorney in the clean slate pride is at the east bay community law center. welcome, panelists. i want to tell the audience that while we are having this session, if you have questions, feel free to write them down, and the ushers will get them

steven crouder. he knows comic timing like i know house boys wining. and my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. he is considered a mule.

steven combs le fleu is charged with first degree murder. police were called to the home saturd night for reports of injuries due to a fall. she died on the scene. he is being held without bond.

if there was a pill and you get paid like steven spielberg, you would take the pill. you just would. >> i am joined by filmmaker ken burns. baseball the tenth inning premiers on pbs and the cup was not from water. you will do testing for both of us. >> cheers. >> thank you very much. >> your standards for doing the series have been consistent and the part of america that allows us to see the whole of america. what about baseball in the last 16 years tells us about the country in the last 16 years. >> what doesn't? the deregulation was rampant in the 90s and allowed the steroids to flood and the players to take whatever they wanted with impunity and without worry of punishment. we live in a farm logical culture and we give kids pills to do better in school. part of who we are.

>> wait a second, that's a steven colbert character? that's not the real stephen colbert? i'm shocked to hear that. we didn't know that here in nevada. >> right. >> but seriously, the real problem is what you know. people hold congress in such disrepute already and think it's a joke and then they see steven colbert go before congress in character and make comments like you just said, i can't see how that helps the democrats. they can say they're bringing a higher profile to a big issue, but people see it as a comedy show. >> it is. here's even more of stephen colbert, vaughn. take a listen. >> i've got to ask, why isn't the government doing anything? maybe this ad jobs bill would help. i don't know. like most members of congress, i haven't read it. >> i guess vaughn, what i don't understand is, look, stephen colbert is who he is. he knew what he was doing and he certainly didn't make any pretense he was going to be anything other than what he was. why were all those members of congress sitting there? why didn't they leave? we heard conyers saying that. what about the repub

justice steven breyer. >>> standing up to bullying in school. what most kids already know and what parents need to know about the problem. >>> and sudden death. a high school ball player's close call in the end zone, and what some are calling the miracle that saved his life. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television

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if i said there was a pill in you'd get paid like steven spielberg, you would take the pill. tavis: ken burns joins us from charlotte, north carolina. is that chris rock peace convincing? >> no, it is funny, and he is looking right at me and he has a lot of truth in what he is saying. we give kids pills to do better in school, we take pills to do better in the bedroom, and suddenly we are shocked when her favorite baseball players may be taking a pill to do better at their job. but there is complicated morality as well as the sheer sportsmanship of the steroids era that drew me back to the game that i love to try to figure out to parse it any more complicated way, with more undertow and maybe more compassion than our media culture and its by their response of good, bad, black, white, north, south, red states,

he would marry five times, including a brief marriage and two children with connie stevens. later, in an autobiography, he said he had to marry her because she was pregnant. he also said he played nurse maid to taylor. he died at 82 from complications of a hip replacement. manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >> and funeral arrangements are not yet complete. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. ♪ [ music ] >>> katie perry controversy. the surprising reaction from a sessionamy producer. and elmo. the episode being pulled from the popular children's show. >>> a lot more waiting after a generous gift from a world- renowned surgeon. and there will be more gifts to come. >>> frightening scene in florida. bank teller is kidnapped from her home. >>> and we're having august weather in autumn. we don't mind. but that's about to change. get your updated first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,, bob ehrlich pretends to be for the working guy... but he's not on our side. i thought i knew bob ehrlich, but then i found out... he raised property taxes on every maryland family... and busines

kimberly joining me is steven moore and. i have been dying to talk to you tonight. what do you tell the attendees today because you spoke this afternoon and were you surprised by the straw poll results. >> mike pence is an emerging star. i was surprised but happy bus i think he is one of the great communicators who could hold a candle to barack obama who is a great communicator himself. let put it like this, the presidency of mike pence, his campaign began today. what i found at this values summit, kimberly, that i thought was really interesting, you know, i am more of a economic conservative obviously. i talked about issues like balancing the budget and preserving the bush tax cuts to getting rid of the death tax and these were issues that really i thought connected with these folks. i was surprised at how many of them view things like balancing the budget as a values issue. they think that every family has to balance its checkbook, why not washington? kimberly that makes a lot of kimberly that makes a lot of sense. they say you have a moral responsibility to make

but you're absolutely right, in that meeting, i think gina and steven, kylie's parents, were expectingo get a diagnosis. to see their hopes so high and then to be dashed like that i think was really hard. but that is how it is. they're going to go through all these different pieces of data now and try and figure it out. and some of it might involve bringing kylie back, bringing her siblings back, doing more testing. this is the third part of a four-part series. what will we see tomorrow? >> tomorrow we'll get some answers. this is something that's been transpiring over time, but we'll finally come to the conclusion of what's happening with kylie and sally and what doctors know so far. i want to remind you as well, part of the goal of the udp is to take care of patients -- >> undiagnosed diseases. >> undiagnosed diseases program. to take care of patients but also try and advance science. that's really one of the goals. give you a little bit of a look at what's happening. >> in time, an analysis of kylie's dna revealed the genetic clue. they found a mutation in a particular gene that mak

steven hayes and joshua komisarjevsky.ey should be going to get dinner the way they were talking. are we still going to do this thing? and joshua komisarjevsky said, i'm putting my kid to bed, hold your horses. these are two guys that were about to kill a family, admittedly. >> let's just quickly lay out what happened for folks who need to be reminded in this situation. they go into this house. >> they go into this house, middle of the night, 2007. they break in and say it was a robbery, that was the original motive. they tie up the family, that's dr. william petit and his wife jennifer hwke-petit. there is the family picture. later on jennifer and the two kids were killed and william petit was the only survivor. tied them up all night, wait until morning and they drive jennifer hawke-petit to the bank of america, there's the surveillance video. she's going in there and withdrawals $15,000 to pay the ransom to these two men. these two men were telling her, we'll untie your family and get out of here. she takes out the mone

we're talking steven king here. >> yeah, steven king. >> i could pull his entire collection like thissome people are excited about it, some people think it's sad. steven king does know a thing or two about death and dying. more than 40 books to his name. one of the best-selling authors of all time. did you know he's also considered to be the father of some, one of the fathers of ebooks. one of the first to publish online. is it good for the industry? king says the answer is yes and yes. "the shining," "misery," the mere mention of stephen king's titles evokes fear. do people ever say to you when they meet you, i thought i might be scared of you? all the time, right? >> sure, a lot of people think they're go to come scare of me. i'm civilized. >> reporter: the best-selling author built his career on frightening people on the written word. he sees things the way others don't. years before others thought about e-books, king public lehred a novela online, it shocked the industry and got him a lot of attention. >> i got on the cover of "time" magazine, for once in my life, i got noticed in

the legal question whether stevens did anything for that money. federal law prohibits unions from creating no-show jobs where you get paid tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars for doing no work. >> the second year of the contract stevens was not doing the required work and demanded that he return all the money. he refused and the matter has been in arbitration since 2008, but union critics are not satisfied. >> it strikes me as somebody who loses their job because they were basically pushed out of it and then stern decides to pay him off with other people's money. >> this is not the first sign of wrongdoing at sci chapters in california. the president of the largest chapter tyrone freeman was kicked out after lucrative contracts to family members who weren't doing the work they were paid for and then there's the question of stern's book "a country that works" for which he got a healthy advance. the legal question over how it was sold. >> if you've got the union buying up tens of thousands of copies of books and gets $5 for every copy sold that

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comedian steven colbert was the house attraction. joel brown explains to wjz why he was there. >> reporter: the hearing room was so packed, it was clear something big was up. >> i haven't seen this many cameras since when, madame chair? >> maybe it was impeachment. >> reporter: those cameras came to cover just one of four witnesses called to testify. >> congresswoman lostgren asked me to share my vast experience with the panel. >> reporter: colbert had spent a day working on the show. >> please don't make me do this again. it is really, really hard. >> reporter: the comedian spent almost as much time at the hearing as he did working in the field. >> you know how much they were paid by the hour? >> i don't know. i didn't do a good enough job to get paid. so i can't compare my salary. >> right. >> he was actually asked to leave. >> he stayed true to form for most of the hearing, playing the outspoken role of a television commentator. but one lawmaker got him to break character by asking for his true motivation. >> why are you intereste

let's play a piece to get a gist of what is going on in our nation's com ae's capitol. >> i'm steven and i'm an american citizen. it is an honor and a privilege to be here today. congresswoman lofgren asked me to share my vast experience spending one day as a migrant farm worker, and i'm happy to use my celebrity to draw attention to the important complicated issue, i certainly hope that my star power can bump the hearing all the way up to c-span-1. martha: there you have it, folks. he went on to say this is america, i don't want to -- a tomato picked by a mexican and, i want it picked by an american and sliced by guatemalans, and this is great material for him and his show and you have to wonder, what congress is thinking, sitting there looking at the situation and we have been had! bill: one member of congress asked him to get up and leave the room and colbert said if the chairwoman asks me to, i'll do it and apparently she didn't. martha: she said i want to hear what you have to say. bill: there's the statement. you wonder about the economy today and about tax breaks and about ele

. >> sattist stevens has a new song about the arizona illegal alien controversy ♪ god save arizona. >ll: caution, you where to enter not spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thank you for watching us tonight. evidence that the ground zero imam is associated with a radical muslim. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. now, some who oppose the ground zero mosque fear that the muslims behind the proposed community center have radical ties. and evidence shows that fear may now be valid. the point man in the controversy is imam fiesel abdul rauf who continues to put forth that is he a man of peace, a moderate muslim who wants only the best for his own country, america, and the muslim world. but imam rauf has a troubling association. this man, assistant imam con believes the 9/11 attack was not generated by al qaeda but was an inside job orchestrated by the united states itself. documents uncovered by the investigative project on terrorism show that in a blog posting khan said, quote: >> bill: now, khan is part of a crew called truth

. >>> thousands are expected to descend on the district for dueling rallies with john ewart and steven colbert. >> reporter: what is an ecigarette and is it safe to use? that's the question. the answeis coming up. >>> where does all the lottery money go and what is an ecigarette and is it safe? >> i feel like we should be chewing bubble gum. i didn't tnk of that. >> that would be cute. our first question come from carol. she is concerned that where all the money lottery money goes. >> we inquired at the three local jurisdictions get your answer. in d.c., the lottery proceeds go to the district's general funds which used to aid the city's economy through program such as education, public safety and housing. in virginia, all lottery proceeds are used for public educati for kindergarten through t 12th grade. in maryland, lottery proceeds to go state funded program which support causes such as human seices, public safety and education. >> our next question come from paula in arlington. she said she's heard people smoking electronic ecigarettes. she wants to know what is it and is it safe?

iso wish that ted stevens were here tonight -- i still wish that ted stevens were here tonight. [applause] he is watching. ted was a man who devoted his entire life to alaska. he never, never gave up on us. he fought for us every day. he set the standard for public service. for eight years as i have served you in the united states senate, that is the standard that i have set to achieve. [applause] i have been humbled in many things, but none so much as what was told to me by ted when he said that i was the best partner he could have in the united states senate. [applause] before his tragic accident that took him from alaska that he loved so much, he wrote a statement that said, "she is a fighter that stands up for what is right. i trust her commitment to do what is best for alaska." today, my friends, my campaign for alaska's future begins. [applause] ">> "run, lisa, run! qu >> i get the message. all right. i get the message. i hear it loud and clear. i announced today that i will be a write-in candidate for the united states senate seat that i now hold. [cheers and applause] th

>> i think the late ted stevens would suggest in alaska that is happening.another quote from that dinner, he said it is time to join hands not create battles between our ranks. i think we ought to stop the intraparty fighting going on in washington. she in many ways contradicting what she alleges is her position with respect to this race. in essence she is putting her own self-interests ahead of the state's interest. she can't relinquish power. this position is so important to her, she cannot see, beyond what she is doing to recognize the harm that it is doing for the state. >> greta: i know this has just broke, big news, how does it change your strategy? you have a democratic opponent scott mcadams now another from within your own party. how does this change your strategy, if at all? >> it doesn't change our strategy. we have two locals we are campaigning against instead of one. it is almost as if mcadams and murkowski are having their own primary. we already won ours. >> greta: has there been reaction in the state yet? i assume this is buzz all over alaska

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