what reagan also said is at the st. patrick's day party. the direee it's on the record-- he would write tip is a real pol. he can really like and you be your friend and then try to knock your block off. ron reagan, his son, told me when he came home at night he said how found he was of tip. >> stephen: if reagan was in the white house now do you think we would be at the impasse? >> no, because he had a strength others didn't have. he can scare the hell out of -- >> stephen: are you saying obama doesn't care people? we haven't done enough to make people afraid of obama? >> it's better to be feared than loafed. that's the problem. these guys from right wing districts are not afraid of them. and that's why i think the government shutdown is going to go on for weeks. >> stephen: you think reagan was a better president than obama is? >> in the end, yeah. in the end. >> stephen: do you think reagan-- >> because he ended the cold war. that's hard to meet beet. hard to beat that baby. >> stephen: how do you think this is going to end, the showdown.

the st. patrick's day party and the joke trading.agan would get on the phone and say can you reset your watch? he said we were friends. there was a lot of patriotism involved. >> i always thought that the one true big difference twoon that era and this one, we had this debate on the air with two parties that were diverse. one of the reasons i could argue and you essentially are writing and you make this argument in this book, tip o'neal had to work with reagan. tip oneill lost badly and he had no choice. you didn't have that between boehner and obama. >> there is one principal which is respect the voter. he lost massachusetts to reagan. he took that seriously. he thought we had president at a time and decided when reagan came into office, he would give him the schedule. he decided to have all votes of the tax cuts and spending cuts and said no gains. you get your schedule. he wanted to put them back. >> he saw it and i'm surprised when it comes to health care. this is his agenda. let him have it and see what the voters think of it in

spill onto the street as a celebration known as kegs and eggs, as students eagerly await the city's st. patrick's. >> they caught us by surprise, the thousands of young people that were involved. it was upsetting to see what was going on. and we had never experienced that. >> everybody is on every inch of the street, on every inch of the sidewalk. on all the porches. they're completely wasted. it's just a sea of green mayhem. >> the crowd is whipping itself into a frenzy. and then things take a destructive turn. >> i was walking at one point. i remember hearing "charge" and look up and see a tv coming out the window. okay. fantastic. now it's raining appliances. >> people are taking microwaves and throwing them into the streets. taking couches, pushing them out. taking beer bottle, anything they can get their hands on that they don't care about. >> everybody is completely belligerent. >> at what point does somebody look around in the kitchen and go, i'm going to throw everything in here out the window? when somebody gets to that point it can only go downhill. >> once things started to get really

on the road here, if somebody stood in the middle and said a mosque has been burned someplace, whether it's jordan or saudi arabia, let's go and burn st. patrick's cathedral, he could probably collect 5,000 to 10,000 people within 15 minutes. if i was in new york city and i were to stand up there and say the muslims have destroyed st. peter's cathedral, let's go and burn that mosque three blocks down, somebody would probably slip out to the nearest telephone and call the police and say, "there's a crazy guy who's standing out here. can you come get him?" that is the difference. >> reporter: that crazy guy in new york, why does he become the credible guy on the street here? >> that's a good question. i'm not sure that i can answer entirely. one is the level of education. the second is the level of frustration. so you want to hit out against somebody. a big bogeyman is the west, america, and by consequence the religion, christians. >> reporter: despite the relatively low number of christians, christian-run orphanages, hospitals, and schools still thrive. many of the country's muslim elite attended christian schools. ♪ principal irene pearl says tr

it's the st. patrick'svery year, the birthday parties for tip at the white house, the irish toast, all the blarney. i wrote in the book about it. the first time i met reagan, i said, welcome to the room where we plot against you. he said, oh, no, it's after 6:00. the speaker says we're all friends after 6:00. it's true. i have to say it was different then. they were different. they recognized limits. they were old-school guys that said we have this deadline, let's get it done. or we need a tax deal, so let's get it done. we're going to try to end this cold war together, let's get it done. there's that sense of -- i said it to "the washington post" this week. when you're in your 70s, there's no more bs. this is your act. this is the final act. you want to leave the stage with successes. you don't want to leave fighting. i really do think apart from the irishness, wouns you reach your 70s, you're lucky to still be in politics. >> after reagan's attempted assassination, tip o'neil was the first outsider at his

in the united states, they put st. patrick'scathedral on fifth avenue next to the vanderbilt house establishing where they were and right across the street from rockefeller. of course they didn't know there was going to be there yet, but a was a statement of that. and the irish were also give that music inarticulate. they sent much of the tone of popular culture in the late 19th and early 20th century from comedy to popular music. at the same time we got large numbers of germans putative some state in the big eastern cities primarily in new york. most headed to the midwest many went to the cities like cincinnati, st. louis and milwaukee. the journalist joseph pulitzer who endowed the pulitzer prize got his start in journalism by working for one of the competing german languages, peters and st. louis. it was kind of cutthroat. he got himself elected in the state legislature when he wasn't quite 21 yet and he shot a fellow legislator, didn't kill him, but he was -- when you hear about the pulitzer prizes, keep in mind there is jos

he would come out of a meeting with tip at the st. patrick'sto himself like tip is a real pal. he can like you and try to knock your head off. things like he could be charming and wonderful and turn into a piranha. the negotiation that we're talking about now and ability to negotiate is a grown-up thing. >> you know what else is a grown-up thing? i can always tell the politicians that aren't going to make it especially on the presidential level when they read an article and they take it personally and that's the end. they are just done with you and so enraged. >> they'll never forgive you. >> they'll never forgive you and i just sit back and laugh and go, they're not going to make it. ronald reagan and tip o'neill had a deal. at 6:00, it ends. >> when i first met reagan, my office was 209. >> we're friends at 6:00 no matter what happened before 6:00. >> the best thing is reagan said that to me personally first time i met him. mr. president, welcome to the room where we plot against you. just to break the ice. not after 6:00. speaker says we're

andy, coobt you make the same culturally insensitive arguments on st. patrick's>> you could make the argument except people don't have a problem being stereo typed as drunken ballers. >> we will get letters. >> they should apologize for having a sin co day high yow test. >> i do get being offended by the best costumes booth they had there. throw on a porch choe and sombrero and win a mexican-looking prize. >> the real outrage is another event they tried to can sell tequilla shots and i knew that would upset you. >> is tequilla mexican related? >> yes. there was another event which i wish we had it. you now have a minute to respond to what was not a question. >> if this whole set up that cornell was doing was racist. club med is a clan rally. i am surprised they have not attacked and burned club med to the ground. >> are you saying they should? it is rough. >> are have you ever been there? we need to stop being so sensitive about sensitivity. that's my message. >> make me. could i i can't. >> "the joy of hate" autographed copy. look at that beautiful cover and tha

the white house. he had tip to his birthday party. they had st. patrick's day parties every year. as the favorite picture last year in the campaign? that people liked? it was chris christie on the beach with obama. and everybody in the country said that's what government is. when you work together across party lines for something really important. when sandy hit. and they just wanted their parents to get along. that's really what it comes down to. you know? >> i agree. >> tonight i'll be on hbo's "realtime with bill maher." that's a different ketful -- kettle of fish. next, senator rand paul had some product placement in his remarks this morning at the value voters summit in d.c. in a joke the senator said he drives a toyota prius, a car by the right wing saying it's a liberal mobile. >> and i am in a toyota prius. i don't know if i can take all the supporters with me, but if you need a ride back, we will take you along. >> as it the turns out, paul does drive a prius and he should be plugging toyota. it's the biggest employer in his state of kentucky. they've recently added 750 jo

st. patrick's day. >> reporter: the deputy fired eight times in ten seconds. seven bullets hit lopez. the number of shots fired is not unusual according to craig guise who trains police officers for high stress situations. >> and an average officer without stress will probably shoot two to three rounds without any stress at all. you can double that under stress. >> reporter: the shooting prompted a fire storm of protests. on friday demonstrators marched to the sheriff's office. [ people chanting ] newly poured concrete was used to write remembrances for the boy. today the ohm prom you the memorial has been brushed over and will probably be torn up. there'll be some time before the castoff the shooting of a -- case of the shooting of a 13- year-old is resolved much less forgotten. at least three investigations are underway. by the sheriff's office, the santa rosa police and now the fbi -- >> reporter: in santa rosa, don knapp, kpix 5. >> there will be another memorial and march on wednesday. >>> the old bay bridge was the scene of a horrific crash today. it was part of a training exerc

. >> the kid who got killed, he's going to miss president's day and halloween and st. patrick's day. >>reporter: the deputy fired eight times in seven seconds. seven bullets hit lopez. the number of shots is not fired who -- unusual. >> an average officer without stress will probably shoot two to three rounds without any stress at all. you can double that under stress. >>reporter: the shooting prompted a firestorm of protest. on friday, demonstrators marched to the sheriff office. >> we want justice. we want justice. >>reporter: newly poured concrete was used for remembrances of the boy. today the impromptu memorial cast in concrete for andy lopez has been brushed over and will probably be torn up. it will be some time before the case of a shooting of a 13-year-old is resolved, much less forgotten. at least three investigations are underway by the sonoma county sheriff office, the santa rosa police and the fbi. >> we are reviewing the shooting of andy lopez. we will do our due diligence to gather key facts to determine whether a federal crime has been committedded or not. kpix5.

on the road here, if somebody stood in the middle and said a mosque has been burned someplace-- whether it's jordan or saudi arabia-- let's go and burn st. patrick's cathedral, he could probably collect 5,000 to 10,000 people within 15 minutes. if i was in new york city and i were to stand up there and say the muslims have destroyed st. peter's cathedral, let's go and burn that mosque three blocks down, somebody would probably slip out to the nearest telephone and call the police and say, there's a crazy guy who standing out here, and can you come get him. that is the difference. >> reporter: that crazy guy in new york, why does he become the credible guy on the street here? >> that's a good question. i'm not sure that i can answer entirely. one is the level of education. the second is the level of frustration. so you want to hit out against somebody. a big bogeyman is the west, america, and by consequence, the religion, christians. >> reporter: despite the relatively small number of christians, several christian institutions-- orphanages, hospitals, and especially schools-- remain strong and open to all faiths. many of the country's muslim elite

the color. >> i know, it's not st. patrick's day, why would you have green? >> it's for halloween. >> you can totally open those, that's cool. [laughter] >> take care of yourself, always a pleasure. >> see ya. i'm a lawyer. [ctioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >>> michael douglas' bombshell new interview. why he concealed the truth about his cancer, now on "extra." >>> michael's cancer coverup. >> he said, let's just say it's throat cancer. we don't want to say it's tongue cancer. i said, why is that? >> why the true diagnosis was much worse. and what katherine and the kids knew. >>> miley's new dis and tell about her broken engagement to liam. >> the last time you were here, i threw you an engagement party. >> do you want your money back? >> i want my money back. >>> plus, kelly clark somebody on trash tweeting miley. >> people did not think it was funny. i did. >>> now trending, kris jenner's new interview about her marriage regret. >>> farewell to finn. the "glee" stars today on their tear jerker good-bye. he was not on

the sox about to st. louis for game 3. the series is even. >>> the sharks were victim tonight. boston had the sharks in town. 1-0. seconds into the 3rd period, patricklowe the score. everybody is ready for overtime except the bruins win with .8 of a second. the sharks are 8-1 and 1. >>> another practice session at the grove. they will practice tomorrow at a rugby stadium. 49ers are big favorites. 16 and a half to be exact. how much he loves london. . >> i love this place. i would definitely come back. it is a great experience for guys who have never had a chance to come visit. as a kid i never imagined playing in london. >>> joe montana hosted a seminar for english quarterbacks. you don't go anywhere whether you have a career like joe. he had half a million dollars. they bring you over there and he played catch with the kids. >>> newton and the carolina panthers on a 6-yard touchdown. 221 yards. mr. tough guy is about to go 0 and 7. 31-13 panthers. mendmendocino college has a record of beating theredwoods 69-66. >> stay connected with kron4.com. see our facebook page. >>> slain teacher shocker. >> deborah: the accused student, cops say he went to th

the defensive side. we saw bowman last week. without patrick willis in, aldon smith in there, basically tab over the game in st. louis. j.j. i thought played one of the most incredible games of football. statistically it won't show up as being one of those. the guy never takes a play off. he's borderline unblockable. i can't wait to watch him in person. >> al and cris will call the game. now to new york. >> with the birthday boy, tony dungy. how old? >> 5-8. >> dan: headlines from the early games. what do you have for me? >> new orleans saints. get a big win in chicago. go to 5-0. they are the best in the nfc. >> the kansas city chiefs, not believing the hype but showing maturity. >> dan: time for the seven best plays of the day selected by your tweets and our "football night in america" crew. starting with aaron rodgers and the packers. >>> snap to rodgers. good protection. left side. he's got a man open. >> down the sidelines for the packers, into the clear. touchdown!

the white house. he had tip to his birthday party. they had st. patricks day parties every year. at was the favorite picture last year in the campaign? that people liked? it was chris christie on the beach with obama. and everybody in the country said that's what government is. when you work together across party lines for something really important. when sandy hit. and they just wanted their parents to get along. that's really what it comes down to. you know? >> i agree. >> tonight i'll be on hbo's "realtime with bill maher." next, senator rand paul had some product placement in his remarks this morning at the value voters summit in d.c. in a joke the senator said he drives a toyota prius, a car by the right wing saying it's a liberal mobile. >> and i am in a toyota prius. i don't know if i can take all the supporters with me, but if you need a ride back, we will take you along. >> as it the urns out paul does drive a prius and he should be plugging toyota. it's the biggest employer in his state of kentucky. and last month the senator even visited toyota's north american headquar

tip and reagan, i think he loved his company, he laughed his jokes, he loved the irish thing, he always had them to st. patrick's day dinners, went over toasts and champagne and he liked that part of him, the friendly part. where it broke off was when it came to cutting programs tip cared about. >> rose: he thought he was cruel and inhuman. >> yeah, he thought 50 years of taking care of people up in north cambridge with their problems with health care and education he thought reagan was cruel to cut this. but then he would always try to blame it on somebody around reagan and say "he hangs around the rich too much. it's his people around him making him do this." he never wanted to blame him personally but occasionally he'd say "he forgot where he came from." >> rose: suppose -- i know it's different circumstances but i'm going to make the question today. suppose ronald reagan was advising barack obama. suppose tip o'neill was advising john boehner? >> i think what obama could do-- and he hasn't done-- is spend a lot of time with members of congress. reagan -- >> rose: that's the story here. >> reagan respected co

and you can see right in the chyron my name is michael moynihan, i'm an irish-american and i don't think they'll be banning any st. patrick's celebration where people -- they never talk about that, do they? >> no, no, no. >> i think you're both actually wrong. i think they believe in this stuff. the interesting this evening about campuses is it's the race/class paradigm. it where hate crimes come from. the idea is race imis everywhere and it's so pervasive, it's kinds of disappointing when nobody was around. let's have a bunch of sessions about sensitivity, it. >> i don't know. white privilege. >> i actually agree with this to a certain extent, the expent being it is a bit insensitive to dress up as a stereotype if it's not your reality. so i don't really have a beef with that. i do think dressing up with a big black hat and people that know the dead people. not all dead people are hot. some of them keep to themselves. they don't stand over there and go it's all a lie. >> all right, coming up, our last story. >>> who's on top of the pile when it comes to vile? the smarties at mensa have looked for the best villeans. among t

st. patrick's day, you turn it up a little bit? [laughter] >> with my root beer. >> yeah. oh, you go hard with the root beer. >> i do.ughter] >> nice. all right, "c" is correct. that's the right answer, baby. drunk i am. brittney's trying to go on vacation. let's give her a little vacation money. what do we got? $100 gets you started. it's enough to get you some gas to get to the airport. there you go. [laughter] all right, this is your next question: more than just a bunch of "portly, gray-bearded men," the hemingway look-alike society gathers annually for a fundraising event in what location? >> what i know about hemingway is that he loved florida, particularly the keys. >> that's right. >> i'm gonna go with "c," key west, final answer. [scattered applause] >> going with "c," key west, final answer. brittney, you're right right off the top. [cheers and applause] >> a man after my heart. >> you--you had somebody going to church back there too, 'cause they was like, "that's right. that is right." [laughter] [laughing] show brittney some money right here. what we got? $7,000, nice. $7,100. that's good money. here's yo

the house will be in order. our prayer will be offered today by our guest chaplain, reverend kurt gerhard, st. patrick's episcopal church, washington, d.c. the chaplain: sovereign lord who binds all people of every nation together as one people, in this era of our country when we are defined by our differences and these differences cause a great chasm filled with distrust to exist between members of this house and between the branches of this republic, provide the wisdom to approach this session of the 113th united states congress with a herm newtic of generosity toward the motives of hermeneutic of generosity toward the mote is of those we don't agree with. allow this august body to serve the common good. help us be mindful of our unity and all nations and people now and forever. this we ask in your holy name, amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his aproufl there have. -- approval thereof. pursuant to clause of rule 1, the journal stands aproved. for what purpose does the gentleman rise? mr. wilson: pursuant to clause 1 of rule

the road when centers. joe thornton had a goal and three assists and patrick marleau had a goal and to assist and a san jose sharks and down this stouis blues 6-2. the sharks won the match up of unbeaten teams but they have other concerns after the game. the sharks were concerned about the status of dan boyle after losing their veteran defenseman with a head injury. boyle was take off on a stretcher early in the first. following a check from behind by the blues maxim lapierre who was ejected from the game for checking from behind. an sharks spokesperson said boyle was alert and responsive on the way to the hospital. eric wright was able to participate in practice for the first time on tuesday. right to grew up in san francisco and attended riordan high, less than 5 mi. from candlestick park was originally traded to the 49ers by the tampa bay buccaneers in late july. he failed his physical and the trade was nullified. he eventually signed on and as a free agent in place on the reserve now football injury list. he was also drawn by veteran wide receiver mario manning hampshire rookie defensive linemen tank carrying it and clinton di

the dodgers gave them that advantage. game six will be back in st. louis. well, in the nhl one of the best goalies of all time got off to an historical start with head coach. patrick with in his hall of fame season. roy shares the record with trembley in 1995 when roy was the team's starting goalie. now to the nfl, just lost another one, the patriots plays jerod mayo on season-ending reserve after surgery repairing a torn pectoral muscle. >>> josh freeman will make his start with the vikings when minnesota visit the new york giants. once he saw how comfortable freeman was with the vikings offense last week in practice he decided to move up his time schedule. freeman threw for 572 yards and completed passes before being benched. >>> for one new york giant his name represents a name of excellence that has nothing to do with football. we have the story. kiwanuka. >> he has been linebacker. >> was it natural? >> no. >> tackler and now defensive end. >> that's home. >> reporter: the thing that's always kept matthias kiwanuka. >> not a lot of people recognize my face. but if i'm in a situation where someone from uganda who sees my name, it's not if i play fable, it's if

the st. louis cardinals in the playoffs. >> the chicago blackhawks have begun the defense of their stanley cup title with a 6-4 vicary, taking a 4-1 lead in the season opener. patrickkane scored a second, three goals and an assist. johnny o'day put the blackhawks back in front. they are trying to be the first team in 15 years to successfully defend the stanley cup. >> the first game of the season between the montreal canadian and maple leaves will be remembered for fighting. a concussion was had when he slammed into the ice. the game was won by toronto 4-3. >> kenya pushing for a 20-15 world cup spot. they battered first. and got thence picking up four wickets. they meet again on friday. a win guarantees afghanistan progress. >> please stay with us. bye for now. >> it's day two of the government shutdown and there is no movement toward ending the stalemate. one republican leader now says it could take weeks to reach an agreement and get things back to normal. >> obamacare gets off to a bumpy start. millions of americans log on for open enpatrolment but get shut out by heavy traffic. >> they said there's a bomb threat and i said i'm not leaving without any daughter.

the room. >> whatever happened to children in school being able to enjoy halloween and dressing up, having fun as kids. >> if schools aren't allowing christmas and easter, at least they are consistent with halloween. look out st. patrick's next. bye. >>elisabeth: good morning. it is thursday, october 10. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. playing politics with our military. the government freezing benefits for the families of the fallen. but was this a surprise at all? and when did the white house know? we report and you decide. >>steve: you might not like that. glitch after glitch, the obamacare website having trouble staying on track. >> what a train wreck. how can we tax people for not buying a product from a website that doesn't work? >>steve: he's got a really good point. wait until you hear how long the

patrick corgyie pudding the iv. there is ceremony and tradition, attached to this. this christening today thought it felt very modern. >> as trumpets blared outside stalace. four generations of the royal family gathered for christening of prince george, son of william and kate. prince george was cristened in water from the river jordan. a tradition followed with infants. >> isn't that something? [ cheers and applause ] here is something from "today" gavin mccloud, captain st tuc t tuchlt -- stubing from "the love boat." >> the captain is speaking, he captured the hearts of viewers on the beloved show "the love boat." >> jimmy: he has no idea what is happening. he thinks he is still on the boat probably. another fun clip. i call this one why i love australia. i don't know much about this other than it involves two australian men, a lot of alcohol, and a taser. enjoy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a beer with a taser chaser. halloween is just over a week away now. you might want to go to target. costco, get the cannedy. when it comes to candy bars, the term fun sized is misleading. there is nothing that your candy is 1/8 the size of a there mall bar. you sho

st. louis next in a best of five. >>> we're going to chicago. the nhl season began on tuesday. and the blackhawks raised the stanley cup banner. your playoff mvp from a year ago, patrickane, puts chicago up 2-1. and then, mikhael grabovski. and it looked like washington was going to kill the celebratory buzz going on. but johnny oduya celebrating his birthday. and chicago wins 6-4. that's your ice report. >>> good morning, america. >> he's perky. >> yes, he is. >>> you might find 6 year girls playing with navy dolls or playing dressup. she is raining to run a half-marathon. >> along the way, she is raising money for a pro-life group that her family is part of. so far, she's raised $1,500. asked how she's going to run the 11 miles, she gave all of the credit to god. >>> coming up next, it's "the pulse." and a shocker for "simpsons" fans. the show revealing something about this season that no one expected. >>> a heartwarming video of a boy and his new best friend. wow...look at you. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i too

patrick corgyie pudding the iv. there is ceremony and tradition, attached to this. this christening today thought it felt very modern. >> as trumpets blared outside stmes' palace. four generations of the royal family gathered for christening of prince george, son of william and kate. prince george was cristened in water from the river jordan. a tradition followed with infants. >> isn't that something? [ cheers and applause ] here is something from "today" gavin mccloud, captain st tuc t tuchlt -- stubing from "the love boat." >> the captain is speaking, he captured the hearts of viewers on the beloved show "the love boat." >> jimmy: he has no idea what is happening. he thinks he is still on the boat probably. another fun clip. i call this one why i love australia. i don't know much about this other than it involves two australian men, a lot of alcohol, and a taser. enjoy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a beer with a taser chaser. halloween is just over a week away now. you might want to go to target. costco, get the cannedy. when it comes to candy bars, the term fun sized is misleading. there is nothing that your candy is 1/8 the size of a there mall bar. y

at the house he has parties >> so you had friends and he had friends. >> exactly. we st. patrick'sd we are all drinking at the bar. and bars close at 2 in la and go back to the house >> i'm sure we can find one that will stay open. >> go back to the house not just me and reggie there was four or five of us. continue drinking >> the tolthe whole team. >> nobody wants to drive drunk so we spend the night >> it is illegal. i agree on that. >> so he has guest rooms and a couple of us spend the night me and the girl that had driven in the car with me leave the next morning and paparazzi caught us leaving. i had been to his house before no problems no cameras no nothing >> it was a slumber party? >> we had the sleeping bags and everything. >> the photos were of you leaving the house? >> the photos were me. he two other people there and i had another girl but no one else seemed to pop-up in the photos. i have no idea why. >> kirk: and the super bowl. now. >> not like that. >> the inquirer published the photos. did they call you