what should the u.s.a. do and does president obama have a clue? ion, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. are you addicted to the net? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. things are getting serious. 2011, 3300 people were involved were involved in vehicle crashes. actually died while using a cell phone in the car. astounding 65% of all drivers in america ages 18 to 64, report they have talked on the cell phone while driving. and there is more. 70% of sex addicts report having a problem online. the national council on sexual addiction say there could be as many as 20 million people. also a study led by the university of michigan says the more americans use facebook the worse they feel about themselves. and a study by oxford university found that too much social media damages interpersonal relationships. so, there is no question that this machine, this machine is causing an immense amount of damage all over the world. so how are you

another brutal embarrassment for the u.s.a. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. 22-year-old australian baseball player christopher lane shot dead in oklahoma last friday for absolutely no reason at all. mr. lane had played for east central university. he was out jogging when three thugs allegedly murdered him. they are 15-year-old james edwards, 16-year-old chancey luna and 17-year-old michael jones. the police chief danny ford says the teenagers were all in trouble before and on the day of the shooting edwards actually had a court appearance. reaction to the horror is heart breaking. >> he is such an amazing person and i'm going to miss him forever. but i'm really glad that i got the four years with him. >> there wasn't anything he did or could have done. he was an guy jog like he would do. six days a week. it's happened. it's wrong. and we just try and deal with the best we he can. >> and in australia, there is deep anger against america. >> people thinking of going to the u.s.a. on business or tourist tr

. >> bill: what will president obama do now that russia and putin have insulted the u.s.a. by granting refuge to the nsa leaker snowden. lauer ingraham will weigh in. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the new haven register apologizes to fox news, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as we reported last night, the new haven register newspaper ran an editorial earlier this week that compared fox news to the ku klux klan. apparently to paper upset that some people they don't like like ann coulter and ted nugent have appeared on this network. talking points demanded an apology from the register and now we have it quote: we did not intend to compare fox news to specifically to the kkk. and we should have done a better job clarifying that. there is no comparing fox news and the republican party to the kkk. and we were wrong in making that connection. unquote. however, on its web site the new haven register is displaying this editorial cartoon which is

who is the u.s.a. going to throw in with? e got to throw in with the army but it disund doesn't seem like saying that. >> detaunt is run french tourism to throw around here. the other is coup deta. state department and the white house today actually came out and said we don't have to make a determination about whether this was a cudahy that. >> of course it is. what a mess. let's get to the irs deal. now, congress is on its, what, sixth month vacation. just before thanksgiving. then they will go up again and then they will be back just before christmas and then go up again. what are they doing with the irs? what's the house doing with the irs? >> well, republicans want an impartial irs. and some degree of accountability for their admitted screw ups in the last couple of years. the irs says it has actually stopped using those be on the lookout or bolo list to target conservative groups seeking tax exempt status. a front line application screener told congress recently even thought those so-called bolos conservative groups are b

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also, the u.s.a. should lay out explicitly how the barbaric iranian government is helping the war criminal assad. if the it president does all those things he will gain a measure of respect throughout the world and perhaps bring down assad. we all understand the situation inside sierra is chaotic. if the world leader key can't allow a tyrant to avoid international law by using chemicals weapons. if gets away from that the world will did i involve into a free fire zone where anything goes. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction. young is us from a boston colonel hunt. strategic analyst lt. colonel ralph peters. i understand you disagree with me, correct? >> well, bill, i just don't think american exceptionalism should extent to help al qaeda with our military. and, look, you are absolutely right. that assad is despicable. he is he a monster. he is he a murderer. but you must put things in context. in syria, now, as we speak, the two sides, on one side you have assad, hezbollah, iran, h

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the u.s.a.215 of patrick act has for years been secretly interpreted to authorize the collection of americans phone records on an unprecedented scale. >> how can you justify the assertion that phone records of millions of americans who have nothing to do with terrorism or relevant to and authorize investigation under section 215 mr. r >> the obama administration declassified a secret court order to prove that the collection programs are legal. that is contrary to what most americans believe, that intelligence agencies cannot gather information about people inside the country without a specific warrant for a specific suspect. the declassified court order allows the nsa to collect the phone records and e-mail addresses of people inside the u.s. to say what they are saying to foreign terror suspects. the nsa set in 2012 during than 500 phone numbers merited a follow-up investigation. at a hackers convention in las vegas, the head of the nsa called the media reports tantamount to treason. >> if we tell everybody exactly what we are doing, then the adversaries will know how to get through our defe

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nic carolla on the miss teen u.s.a. being spied upon in >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the factor follow up segment tonight, two hot topics, the feud between republican chris christie and rand paul and hillary clinton already on the campaign trail. >> i as a strategist am fairly floored that she has decided to enter the public fray so quickly we could do the foundation work, issue work, she could build the campaign and develop a message without having to be so far out front. >> bill: today the "wall street journal" ran an article saying that vice president biden may challenge mrs. clinton but i doubt that joining us now from austin, texas, political analyst karl rove. first about hillary. >> are you surprised she is out on the trail to quickly. >> i think robert gibbs is right. take a quick look at this. think about this. march 15th youtube video coming out in favor of gay marriage. june 13th: she goes to bryn manor. goes to american bar association on the 129 of august and gives a speech attac

policy for all of the rhetoric of democracy promotion, those tear gas canisters in egypt are made in the u.s.a professor, you mentioned the elite. so, can you tell me exactly what type of government is the u.s. wanting to see implemented? >> well, i think that they have various issues with the military repression. obviously there is no democratic face there. but they can live with that. they have lived with that before as under mubarak. i think it is somewhat contradictory as to what the u.s. opinion is. faced with a choice of popular sovereignty or elite control, the u.s. supports the latter. latter. >> professor, many are say ing that the u.s. allowed the muslim brotherhood to exist under mubarak but now they're the enemy. have we seen a flip-flop in u.s. policy towards egypt? >> well, that was part of the stage managing of mubarak's authoritarian rule. basically what the u.s. is interested in is the ties with military, the ties with the leadership in egypt and so that -- you know, the players may change but the song remains the same. >> thank you so much. that was a associate professor of s

russia struggles to reach people in the east affected by the worst floods in over a sentry and as the u.s.amarks 50 years since the iconic "i have a dream speech" of martin luther king we travel to a rural area attempting to make up for a history of discrimination. ♪ >>> it is good two you with us. these are the top stories on al jazeera. the security advisors of u.s. president barack obama will meet at the white house this weekend to discuss how to deal with syria, this following an alleged chemical weapons attack earlier this the week. >>> a witness at the bo trial in china tells the court that the former politician embezzled $800,000 in government money. the trial is into its third day as the official denies the charges. >>> and the u.s. soldier who killed 16 afghan villagers has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of release. >>> back now to our main story, the aftermath of the supposed chemical weapons attack near damascus, as we look next at how world leaders are perceiving events. >> reporter: what will the world do about this? the dying and the dead, over 1,000

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the president of syria has warned the u.s.a. tay away, saying that it faces failure if it is to strike syria and assad dismissed allegations that his regime used chemical weapons. assad has allowed u.n. weapons inspectors to travel to the site of the attack but many say that now it is too late to gather evidence. more now from washington. >> reporter: u.n. weapons inspectors will soon be at the scene of what appears to have been a chemical weapons attack outside of damascus. the syrian government has agreed to cooperate and suspend fighting in the area while it continues to deny responsibility. >> we have said it once, twice, and we offer again our assurances that we have never used there nor anywhere else in syria chemical weapons in any shape or form. >> reporter: but senior british and u.s. officials say that there is little doubt that the syrian regime carried out the attack but evidence has been degraded and destroyed. >> we cannot in the 21st century allow the idea that chemical weapons can be used with impunity, that peopl

. >> is seattle truly now past san francisco as the most liberal town in the u.s.a., do you think? on drug laws i have got to say that it is. we see that they 10 years ago the city decriminalized it by telling the police department look this has got to be your lowest priority. and since then you you see people downtown seattle smoking pot out in the open. and they do it without any worry that the police will stop them. >> when you walk down the streets. i haven't been to seattle in a while. kind of avoiding the place are their people smoking pot all over the place? >> i would say that you do see people smoking pot. far more frequent than you do anywhere else. i have been in san francisco. i don't see it as much there. so, yeah. it's definitely part of the culture here and with this law passing, in november, it was like fair game. now you see it out in the open all the time. >> bill: the kids are going to be smoking it. be careful what you wish for out there. dan, thanks very much. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. lebar burton calls me a nasty name. the fbi

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more revelations from leaker edward snowden about spicing by the u.s.a., tapping into the internal conference system by decrypting it, that according to documents provided by snowed deny to "der spiegel," more than 450 communications from the headquarters in new york city. >>> more than 130,000 acres have been burned by the raging wildfire now underway in northern california and it is affecting life for hundreds miles away. here, in las vegas, nevada, several out door events had to be cancelled because of the smoke. it is now being called one of the largest wildfires in california history. >>> thanks for watching. i am del walters. america tonight is next. we begin with america tonight. [ sirens ] >> we have a male black, blue hat, jersey and blue jeans, he was last seen going southbound. >> 15 years old. going southbound. >> it's like no other place in the united states. the heat, the intensity. the militarization. and the shear level of violence can often feel like a combat zone. in chicago, 72 people were shot, 12 killed. >> he was shot multiple times. >> in 2012, chicago led the nation wi

what will the u.s.a. do to syria. we have to punish that company. karl rove will tell us what he thinks will happen. >> who is your favorite founding father? >> abraham lincoln. >> bill: watters world segment dumbest things ever said during this segment. there was plenty to choose from. >> do you know what the unemployment rate is right now? >> oh, 99%. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, oil birl. thanks for watching us tonight. the american dream and civil rights that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. auto years ago this week, dr. ming jr. delivered his brilliant i have a dream speech. >> i have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but the content of their character. i have a dream today. >> now, if you want to know the inside story of that historic speech we provide vivid detail in my book killing kennedy. you might find that very interesting. but the question tonight is how woul

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is the u.s.a. harming children by embracing libertine policies? charles is next. the boys used double miles from their capital one venture card to fly home for the big family reunion. you must be garth's father? hello. mother. mother! traveling is easy with the venture card because you can fly any airline anytime. two words. double miles! this guy can act. wanna play dodge rock? oh, you guys! and with double miles you can actuay use, you never miss the fun. beard growing contest and go! ♪ win! what's in your wallet? charles krauthammer, i think this culture that we have now in america is currently harming children. am i wrong? >> well, it's clear that even -- even in washington state, where they legalize marijuana, they thought it's not a good idea for kids to smoke it. so they actually have a law that says nobody under 21. they also think it's not a good idea for it to be rampant in a way that sort of says anything goes. so, they have a law that says it shouldn't be done in public. so, they even, even they, the most liberal state in the union on this recognize the

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. >> the u.s.a., their ideas are the same as us in terms of commerce and in parts of china, it can reactts. it should know however militarily weak we are, there is a military defense treaty. >> giving china's growing military might this is a boost to th the philippines in the continuing territorial disputes with the bigger neighbor. with america's commitments elsewhere in asia and beyond the question is, just how many resources it can or would want to commit to its old ally? >> in the past few days hagel has been discussing all things asian but his mind is probably elsewhere, namely syria with a looming threat of a possible u.s. military strike. u.s. military planners will be acutely aware of competing demands on decreasing military assets. >> let us also pay attention to demands, challenges of america elsewhere. right now they're already thinking of some military action in syria and the draw down is continuing by the way, so, let us not start thinking that america will be here in a big way. they'll only come here because our interest happen to coincide. >> the philippines wait to see ju

according to the reporting of the "u.s.a. today" newspaper. gave informants permission to break the law some 5600 times in the year 2011 alone. agents reportedly authorized 15 crimes per day on average. those crimes range from buying and selling drugs, to bribing government officials: the white house says a terror threat could extend beyond the mideast in africa where the u.s. has shut down more than a dozen outpost. including the embassy in cairo. but the threat is not keeping two centers from heading to he egypt. they say to try to help a key u.s. partner deal with the political crisis. plus, accuser number 10 is telling us now about her run-in with the mayor of san diego, bob filner. as the mayor who says he is a hugger of men and women goes into rehab. that's coming up as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just

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