i didn't think guitar players had to check this guy out. >> ted, ted -- >> -- many of us wanted to ask that question. >> fine. if you're so determined -- >> i'm determined. >> -- to get these questions answered, when are you going to ask for sarah palin's birth certificate? >> the minute she runs for president. >> you will? >> absolutely. i would say at this point in time, we have now established, we need so see proof you're qualified. >> you would like to see every candidate -- >> i think we need to -- >> either that or -- >> create a panel, a government panel that hopefully we can trust -- wait a minute, never mind, yeah, i would want to see it. >> are you an american? were you born here? >> hopelessly, yes. >> i had a feeling you probably were. >> good feeling. you have some instincts. are you a predator? >> newt gingrich? >> probably the smartest guy out there. and when he speaks, he speaks for me. >> would you vote for him? >> right now, yes. >> interesting. tim pawlenty. >> a great man. did great things up there in minnesota. am i right, minnesota? great machine. when he speaks,

it is ted kazinski, the uni bomber.right now is that in the reopening of the tylenol probe, they are trying to get dna from several people, including ted kazinski. it's a chilling connection between two cases that still haunt investigators. >>> it's one of the f.'s most notorious unsolved case. the 1982 tylenol murders. seven people in the chicago area died after taking tylenol laced with po takes yum cyanide. now the bureau is hinting at a possible link to one of america's most feared domestic terrorists, ted kazinski, the unibomber. >> i think it's a broad brush approach. ted kaczinsky is serving time for killing three people and wounding dozens others from a string of bombings from 1978 to 1995. the fbi in a statement says in re-examining the tylenol case, it's attempted to secure dna sample from numerous individuals, including ted kaczinsky. ted says he won't give them a sample voluntarily unless the fbi meets a certain condition that neither he nor the bureau have disclosed. kaczinsky says his detailed journals est

ted nugent stops by for a quite extraordinary, dare i say explosive encounter. >>> ted nugent is one opinionated man. and he shares some of those opinions in his book, "ted, white and blue: the nugent manifesto." and ted nugent joins me now. >> greetings. >> i'm looking forward to this. >> thanks for having me here, man. >> for probably the wrong reasons, i've been looking forward to this. >> there are no wrong reasons. >> a television matador -- i think of your previous interviews -- >> and you're the bull? i'm the matador? >> i'm not sure yet. >> i'll guide you through this. >> you're confident, aren't you? >> yeah. you noticed that. >> you think you're going to take me down? >> no, not at all. if you need to be taken down, i shall respond. >> i read a great line where you gave this interview -- >> all my lines are great. but go ahead. >> you gave an interview to some guy on a bbc show. >> boy, did they need me there, huh? >> just to describe how you thought things went with this british interviewer, you said they sent this young limey prick who pretended to be my friend. he try to

in 2002, then 26-year-old ted bought a ups store franchise. he sold it in 2005 to work for his father. the younger hofer says owning another franchise was a great spring board to spring green. >> it got me a lot closer on the day to day side of things. you know waking up each morning and realizing i got to focus on my business from the start of the day to the end of the day. >> reporter: in the years before ted became c.e.o. he did nearly every job at spring green from treating lawns to answering phones. >> thanks for calling spring green lawn care. this is sharon. >> reporter: ted got the idea for this call center while working out in the field. >> if we could answer calls it would ease the time burden on a lot of our franchise owners at night. >> reporter: so, during the day when franchisees are typically out of the office, customer calls are routed here. ted's goal is to grow spring green's annual revenues from $36 million to $100 million over the next decade. prospective franchise scott garcia is part of the plan. the north carolina man vi

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ted nugent back to the show. >> jon: wait. what the... wait. what the... wait. what? there was just a three-day (beep) over a gentleman's rapper's controversial lyrics. >> this guy is a thug. >> violent gangster thug rap. >> who has a special affinity for cop killers. >> he does the usual rap stuff. touting guns. their anti-social behavior snop actually he raps about the opposite but whatever. you cap off barack obama is validating a threat to the nation week with a warm-hearted embrace of this? >> if you're obama, you might want to... ( cheers and applause ) obama he's a (beep). you might want to ride one of these. >> jon: if i'm common right now-- and i'm not-- i'm sitting at homeworking on a new song called what the (beep)? no rush to judgment. maybe this is a time perhaps where mike huckabee can have an open and honest conversation with ted nugent about violence in lyrics and how different communities can misperceive attention. i think in the business they refer to this as a teachable moment. >> we're going to rock out with a little ted nug

media, jeff margolin, who made his name at the ledger in this state that is now "the new york post" and ted sherman who continues to make his name at the ledgers and most recently did a series commissioned which may not mean a whole lot to people down here but it sure meant a lot to chris christi. [laughter] because he went after it and sort of turned upside down. about 100 people fell out and haven't gotten back up yet. which is what this book is somewhat about is the downfall in number of people who were not expecting to be taken down and have all or many going to prison as a result and whose lives have been ruined, and you all remember i'm sure what triggered this book was the incident this book is all about. the bus on a day in july, 2009 political figures may be in -- manly in northern new jersey and rabbis from the shore from brooklyn to come from the orthodox community. these guys decided to write a book about that case, and i want to start by asking them why. why did you write this book about this case? >> because nobody understood what happened, why it happened when it first happen

no pie today, ted?o, i just paid my car insurance bill -- ouch. [ man whistles ] sounds like somebody paid too much. excuse me? i use progressive's "name your price" tool. they showed me a range of coverages, and i picked the one that worked for me. i saved hundreds when switching. hundreds? who are you? just a man that loves savings... and pie. out there with a better way. now, that's progressive. >>> federal agents say there could be a link between the unibomber and a three decades old murder spree. agents requested ted kaczynski's dna file. it's for a 1982 chicago area case that involved tylenol poisonings. seven people died. kaczynski refused the dna request and denies involvement in the case. he submitted a letter to the feds requesting that the government not auction off some items taken from his cabin. he says they could clear him from the tylenol case. >>> the doctors are asking women to go easy on the makeup before undergoing an mri. it turns out a common mascara ingredient can actually create

ted egan, comptroller's office of economic analysis. we provided a report to supervisor mirkarimi's legislation also responded to david chiu's work. i would lead to summarize the findings of our report. the first thing to be clear about estimating comedy there the economic or fiscal impact of excluding stock options is, the city does not have clear information how much in taxation these companies are actually paying. what i tried to do is initially develop a model of what a typical highly valued tech company would pay for stock options. i also did some research with the assistance of the treasurer's office that allows us to make a rough estimate of what we think companies may have paid in the years immediately they went public. at the crux of the issue, if we could go to the overhead screen, -- because the city taxes stock options and most cities will only experience a peril tax liability from that after they go public or another change in public control, in that year you could see a highly valued company see a highly exonerated increas

---el "fbi" investiga si "ted kaczynski", mejor conocido como "unabomber", tuvo algo que ver con un incidenteocurrido en chicago, en 1982, en el que siete personas murieron luego de tomar pastillas de "tylenol"

now sandra hughes reports, the feds are looking into a possible link to the unabomber, ted kaczynski. >> reporter: investigators want a dna sample from the unabomber ted kaczynski to compare to evidence in the 1982 tylenol poisoning case. seven people died from potassium cyanide-tainted pills and no one has ever been charged with the crime. it was a national scare that damaged the reputation of johnson & johnson, tylenol's maker, and led to 300,000 bottles the pain reliever being pulled from the shelves. local authorities in chicago where the people died have never given up hope of finding who put the poison in the pills. >> i saw up close the results of part of what he had done and it was a very tragic time. >> reporter: in 1998, kaczynski pleaded guilty to setting 16 explosions that killed three people. he was dubbed the unabomber for targeting universities with exploding letters and packages. in a statement today, the chicago office of the fbi says, we have attempted to secure dna samples from numerous individuals including ted kaczynski. to dade, mr. kaczynski has declined volunta

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ted kaczinsky, brilliant mathematician, had been living a hermit's life in a cab nin the montana woods force investigating the bombings remembers combing through the cabin for evidence. >> we had to stop this search on the third day because we found a live bomb under his bed ready to mail. >> reporter: up for auction, the bow and arrow he used to hunt for food. the tools he used to fashion bombs from auto parts and scraps of wood. thousands of pages of writings, some of them in code. and in one journal kaczinsky talks about gathering hair from a floor of a bus station bathroom. >> subsequent bombs he would place some of those hairs between the layers of tape so that if we ever found the hairs and did dna, we would have -- we would be on the wrong trail because the dna wouldn't be his. >> reporter: kaczinsky is serving a life sentence. he failed to get the courts to stop the auction which one critic compares to the sale of nazi memorabilia. >> i think it is really a misguided idea. all it can do is help create this cult of notoriety around somebody like ted can a zkaczin. >> reporter: o

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>> new york i like ted nugent. he's a friend of mine. >> jon: this isn't even fun anymore. [laughter] i barely even get angry about this. i just feel sorry for you guys now. it took longer to play that clip than it took to find it. we've actually started burying these tapes around the office just to make it sporting. [laughter] it's almost impossible to express how ridiculous this and you all are at this point. it's beyond a caricature of your own cartoon. i think the only way to get it across would be through a more artful medium, a more expressive form, perhaps a musical iteration of the spoken word. give me a beat, yo! ♪ drop some beats, yo [laughter] yeah, yeah ♪ this goes out to fox news and all the pundits i address on tonight's show ♪ yo, fox you create shocks with now awe ♪ you dress like eagles but squawk like chicken hawks ♪ you're pigeons on a statue leaving little lies behind you. ♪ going after obama week after killing osama ♪ let me put in a pause comma ♪ because i need a minute to think of what would say next ♪ that would rhyme [laughter] you push [bleeped] ♪

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anyone can google ted gunderson, former head of the los angeles f.b.i., and go -- and google ted henderson-osama bin laden and see what he says. google jesse ventura. i invite all true hearts to attend and support the general strike which will also be supporting law enforcement. no matter what they're told in the orders. and i trust that the people that i'm addressing now will do the right thing and not be backing up the corporate store. we are in a place and time that the almighty lord has us and time to shut down the untoward because we've had enough. i'm going to read one poem about casey sheehan. if i may. casey sheehan, the almighty power love in our hearts be calling. for casey sheehan -- and 4,000 fallen. president mazzucco: thank you. >> you wouldn't grant this on behalf of cindy sheehan who has been nixed by the entire media? president mazzucco: next speaker. relevant to the police department. >> totally relevant. the strike started right here, sir. president mazzucco: next speaker. >> general strike, maybe 9, sacramento, thank you. >> good evening, commissioners, chief, director. my nf

. >>> in a week the feds will start auctioning off items that belong to ted kazinski. the unibomber. grace lee talked to an appraiser to find out what this kind of stuff might be worth. >> reporter: want to delve into the mind of a unibomber, buy some of his property. >> a screwdriver is just a screwdriver unless we can describe that it had some significant impact in the case. >> reporter: u.s. marshal saying next week they will auction off 60 items that once belonged to the unibomber and explain how each item was significant in the fbi investigation. most of the property was taken from his one-room cabin in montana. >> the manifesto is worth more because it is his actual thought process. >> reporter: an appraiser says the hottest item could be the manifesto. that will probably bring in the most catch. >> probably for the manifesto, 30, 50,000. >> reporter: he says the typewriter used to write the manifesto could bring in 10 to $20,000. together they could get an even higher price. and what about the notorious sunglasses and hoody that the uni bomber was seen wearing i

agents requested ted kaczynski's dna file. it's for a 1982 chicago area case that involved tylenol poisonings. seven people died. kaczynski refused the dna request and denies involvement in the case. he submitted a letter to the feds requesting that the government not auction off some items taken from his cabin. he says they could clear him from the tylenol case. >>> the doctors are asking women to go easy on the makeup before undergoing an mri. it turns out a common mascara ingredient can actually create dark blotches on the x-rays. those blotches can be misinterpreted as melanoma. it's not a problem limit the to mascara. >> people that you might have to be concerned about are the patients who have eye liner or eye shadow tattoos. >> radiologists generally will suspect a problem and realize that the dark mass on the mri is not cancer. however, patients may have to come back and take that mri again. >>> well any doctor will tell you online reviews can make or break a medical practice. now some doctors and dentists are trying t

we would never take that money, and each paycheck, we would put it into an investment. >> reporter: ted bennis says 401(k) was never intended to be the sole retirement plan. he admits the plan has flaws but praises its advantages. here is how you can make the most of a 401(k). first, start early. >> the biggest mistake that people make when they have a 401(k) available is to not get in the game at all. >> reporter: take advantage of your employer's matching contributions. if you don't, you're turning down free money. many large companies match the first 6%. next, contribute. and then contribute more. you can save a maximum of 16,500 each year, if after 50, take advantage of the catch-up provision to save an extra $6500 annually. if you're confused how to invest, choose a mix of stocks and bonds and stick with it regardless of market fluctuation. when in doubt, opt for target date funds. >> the target maturity funds usually have numbers like 2010, 2020, 2030, and the idea is to put your money solely into one of those funds, it is automatically allocated. you don't have to do picking and

they confirmed agents have requested ted kaczynski's dna file. it's for an early 80s, chicago case that involves tylenol poise option. seven people died. he has refused the dna request and denice involvement in the tylenol case. he has submit adler to the feds though requesting that the government not auction off some items taken from his cabin. he says that they could clear him from the tylenol case. >>> it's the largest settlement in the history of california's falls claims act. quest diagnostics will pay the state $241 million for more than 15 years of over charges, quest is the largest provider of lab testing in the state. a whistle belower claimed the lab over charged medi cal patients 6 times more than other customers for the tests, quest acknowledges the settlement but denies any wrongdoing. the attorney general's office says similar cases are pending for four other lab testing companies including lab core. >>> the former head of the international monetary fund will be released from jail tomorrow. dominique strauss-kahn is accused of sexua