okay, trish, i see you scratching your forehead there. when you scratch your forehead, a little forehead atom go out, right? lee, you just went okay, you just got a little bit... now that will become part of your ear. so part of your eatoday will be part of trish's forehead yesterday. and, you know, what we're doing, gang? we are literally breathing each other, because every time we breathe in-- sometimes the atom gets stuck, yeah? they get stuck and they become you. so you're really part of everyone else. hey, someday, someday you get down and out. some day you get down and out. you may have one of those days when you don't feel like you're ever gonna amount to a darn thing? i tell you what you do. on those days you get down and out, grab onto yourself, grab on. say i might feel down, i might have the blues today but this, this that i'm holding onto, this is me, and this that i call me, that's atoms. and these atoms i'm holding on will live inside the bodies of everyone who's ever gonna be on this earth. 'cause that's what happens to you

in right in there and run the country you know no poland tried to do it they're trying to do it now trish a was to do it and finally on that max actually there's another story that regarding this european crisis and these clean bargaining for financial terrorist euro us territory example ireland may need second bailout so i know i brought up the irish for really giving up their teeth for money when they first arrived in america ireland seen as the euro zone's poster child for implementing austerity could require a second bailout economists warn so once again where it back in the same position we told you this on the kaiser report years ago that they would need a second a third a fourth and fifth bailout but now apparently they do so the irish taxpayers already pumped sixty three billion euros into the banking system and now deutsche bank is saying that they'll need another four billion now we were in kilkenny last year as part of the konami festival of economics and i told the audience point blank that there's pat kenny on his t.v. show another huge bailout is coming as bad as things were

but look what happened as anchor trish hartman and scott shaffer were throwing to meteorologist curtyard weather center. jim. >> curt aaron is out in the backyard to give us our forecast. told curt is not in the backyard because there are bearings outsideness he coming inside. >> this is live video from the backyard right now. >> no way. so this is why curt aaron is not out there right now. >> i don't blame him. >> there are four bears. let's take another look there. that was a big bear. >> stephen: that's right. that forecast was partly grizzly with a chance of precipitation and curt aaron's pants. which brings to us the number one threat in america, newscasting bears. folks, these godless killing machines are coming for our broadcasting jobs. it's bad enough that cnn has a wolf and fox news has a badger. these threat bears will make perfect pundits because they don't think with their guts and are prone to sudden fits of rage. and sure bears get their heads stuck in the occasional honey jar but so does steve doocy. these bears won't stop until they get their jaws on a newsman. so to

trish, you're just staring me down. >> history on women's rights? for sexual liberation for everybody abortion rights. >> yes, but--he can't have that mansion going without some abortion rights. >> that's true. >> i hear what you're saying. i think it's important. if we assume that the sexual revolution equals a feminist evolution, we're making a mistake. no question that he was incredibly important, and we needed a sexual revolution. women's rights were a by-product of the sexual revolution. but what he created was an expanded industry for a freedom to consume sexist industry. he equates sexist sex with sexual freedom. that's a tongue wister. sexist sex with sexual freedom. they are not the same thing. explicitness does not have to be exploitation but for him they are all the same. >> every extinct in my body is saying do not weigh in on this issue. >> but you're going to. >> yes, to me what is amazing watching that, and watching hefner in this dignified view of pornography and what he represented to where we are now with that the terms of selling

senator lugar first elected in 1976 lost by 22 points last night to state trish remember richard mourdock. outside spending groups poured millions of dollars into this race. senator lugar was criticized by conservatives for being too moderate and spending too much time outside of the state. he issued a statement condemning mr. mourdock's politics. his unrelenting partisan mind set is irreconcilable with my philosophy. he will encounter roadblocks in congress and he will have more republicans who will embrace the same. his prime mission is to cleanse the party. that's the statement from dick lugar after losing his seat. john carry of massachusetts called lugar's loss a tragedy saying in part it is a blow to the institution during a period when the institution itself has been strained. vice president joe biden tweeted this. the senate lost a brilliant strategic mind, a man with absolute integrity. he will be missed. the chair woman of the dnc, debbie wasserman schultz said the republican party is now indistinguishable from the tea party. the members were a bit concerned mourdock may not far

. >> andlistening to what michael was just saying, what then happens now, trish? what direction do the obama people go to counter this within their own party? is there any way to do that? >> this is really the conundrum of how to handle systemic racial disadvantage when no one calls it what it is. back in the old days some people say we should go back to the old days where they can call it and hold it. he cannot get out a racial bind because then he's raising it. he has to focus heavily on the economic consequences of a republican presidency. this anti-union, anti-working person's agenda is not indirect. it's not incoherent, it's explicit all over the place. scott brown and all of that in wisconsin is a clear example but just one of many. i think staying on that point and reminding people by race--they're being blinded by race, this disadvantage of white working class voters is going to be made much, much worse if they vote mitt romney. >> you know, it's important to hear what they're saying and what they said in jefferson county, which goes to what you just said

trish says telling you i needed a bath before bed. kimberly wrote in and said i tried to tell you that i was thirsty, and ruth wrote in and said i'm a little sinker. >> i like that one. >> that was so cute. so continue to comment on today's "caption this." if you have any "caption this" photo suggestions, mail them to our newsroom, pix@wmar.com. we would love to use one of your pictures maybe later this week. >> i like those tissues behind his head. they look like antlers. >> he's just a little cutie. >> send those pictures in. thank you, lauren. >>> so what is the best way to get through traffic, lauren? you may have an answer to this, but in poland they did a race to find out, one perp by car, the second by bike, one ran and the bus route. the car was fastest, followed by the bike, the runner finished third and the bus proved to be the slowest mode of transportation. >>> there is nothing worse than sitting in traffic and not moving for hours. >> so a group of drivers found one way to keep themselves entertained, something to think a

from colorado to california, brush fires rage out of control, this fire in banner, california, forced trish copeland out o of her home. it spread very, very, very quickly, the heat just was immense outside of our fro front door. >> reporter: high winds fueled the fire danger making conditions worse is this week's heat wave. temperatures in texas to the central plains, through the ohio valley could set record highs, while the eastern half of the country will be much warmer than normal. >> chris vaccaro of the national weather service. >> this high humidity is early for the season and that is what makes it somewhat dangerous because our bodies haven't acclimated to the incoming summer temperatures. >> this year's indianapolis 500 is on tap to be the hottest ever, dangerous for drivers and fans. >> how can you prepare for the heat, right? >> while heat blankets much of the nation, a winter storm warning is in effect for portions of montana, areas in higher elevations could see up to two pete of snow. >> in the tropics, hurricane bud dumped heavy rains along the mexican coast as it fizzled nigh

the hospital friends and neighbors and fellow firefighters rallied around her and her family team trishly detection. need everybody to get out there and get screened. she is determined to find others especially those without health insurance who cannot afford the pricey procedure can cost up to $10,000 colonoscopies >> something we always thought about it more people to come in >> dr. muska first to embrace her idea trisha simon batt but could be anything that is a difficult part of this. there may be abdominal pain change in your bowel habits >> creve add to that. it is the only cancer you can actually remove @ creve batt to >> they held the first free screening for patients at high risks sign of how critical their work was >> first patient we did the first time: cancer >> expensive test but could you imagine what you are preventing? i do not want cancer to define me. i want my kids to define me >> trisha simon and dr. muska would like to see other hospitals step up with the testing to learn more about the free screening go to the website wgntv.com. >>: cancer. cool lake water's will l

i'm joined by professor trish a shah, and "rolling stone."eals. is there a problem with the navy seals and president obama? we also had a new red square. republicans don't want you to talk about iraq or afghanistan so they're' going to talk about how the communists are back! the communists are back. does the president have a black problem within his own party? is there a little bit of racism that will hurt our president your president in november? and the new york posts will come in and say the most horrific things you've heard heard from a sports writer. right here on "the young turks" in ten short minutes. come back and watch us, please. ♪ ♪ it's where fear goes unwelcomed... ♪ ♪ and certain men... find a way to rise above. this is the land of giants. ♪ ♪ guts. glory. ram. while you're out catching a movie. [ growls ] lucky for me your friends showed up with this awesome bone. hey! you guys are great. and if you got your home insurance where you got your cut rate car insurance, it might not replace all this. [ electricity crackling ] [ gasp

trish is. top listed hotel on that island is offering its suite with a plunge pool along with a 50-minute massage, breakfast and a bottle of wine for 50% off. when i went to travel and leisure first hotel and i went and clicked on it. big thing all over the screen. 50% off. or you can buy greek olive oil. i do that. i buy by helping out countries and look at this. two kinds of greek olive oil available right now. by the way, they're not cheap. you can buy a lot in greece. >>> still outfront, victims of a man accused of genocide and crimes against humanity faced the court today. >>> and to hell with it. let's go off the grid, move to a deserted island for an entire year. i mean let's really go, outfront. a party? [ music plays, record skips ] hi, i'm new ensure clear. clear, huh? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not juice or fancy water, i'm different. i've got nine grams of protein. twist my lid. that's three times more than me! twenty-one vitamins and minerals and zero fat! hmmm. you'll

talk trish for a second. you are a mother/daughter team. >> yes, we. >> fantastic.at is that? >> creative learning game that helps build family bonds while protecting your pictures, can you slide your pictures in and out. helps not only teach who is who in the family circle but colors, shapes, and more. and they come in a cute little tote so that kids can carry around treasured keepsakes. >> much like amy was saying this was born out of a need. you were showing your grandchild family those and they kept destroying the photos. >> exactly. i was teaching who was who. again it's all about creating the family bonds early on. and she wanted to hold the pictures and was destroying them. so, that was my solution to her doing that plus now she has a game. well, it's more than just a game. >> it sure is carey, what's it been like. >> it's been a whirlwind. it's awesome to do things that we have never done before. i am just so happy to be part of something. i knew when my mother was creating it that she wanted to use zats who as a vehicle to give back to special causes. i wan

i'll see you back tomorrow when i'm joined pa trish i can't believe murphy it, eric bates and joan walshyou can find us at facebook.com/nowwithalex. and degreeal mitchell is live from the windy city. good afternoon, andrea. >> good afternoon. thanks so much from the nato summit here. we're live in chicago with special coverage of the nato summit. joining us today, chuck todd, john yang, former secretary of state madeleine albright. obama's senior campaign adviser david axelrod and romney senior campaign adviser eric fern strom. it is windy in chicago. a. . instead i got heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilosec isn't for fast relief. try alka-seltzer. it kills heartburn fast. yeehaw! four walls and a roof is a structure. what's inside is a home. home protector plus, from liberty mutual insurance, where the costs to both repair your house and replace what's inside are covered. and we don't just cut a check for the depreciated value -- we can actually replace your stuff with an exact or near match. and with the liberty mutual home gallery app, you can use a mobile device to eas

. >> when her house needed minor repairs, single mom trish gann hired a handyman straight out of the yellow pages. after paying him a cash deposit the unlicensed contractor showed up five hours late and asked for more money. >> and i noticed as he was talking to me that a very strong scent of alcohol was coming from his breath. >> within 30 minutes gann regretted letting the contractor into her home after he cut himself while rehanging a door. >> my oldest daughter yelled out "mom, mom, there's blood all over my bedroom door." >> gann says she couldn't get him out of the home fast enough. >> one of my daughters looked at me straight in the face and said, "mom, he's on drugs." >> now this california task force is about to bust him for repeatedly taking on jobs he abandons. >> okay, thank you. bye, now. that was mr. bradley rogers. mr. rogers was scheduled for 8:00 a.m. this morning. he said somebody took his truck, so this is normal. they make excuses for their problems. >> six hours later rogers still hasn't showed, but officers have already detained ten would-be contractors for bidd

names of the two marine pilots, the one on my immediate left is colonel john brow, his lovell wife trish and their two children, matthew and michael live in california, maryland. the other young marine besides colonel brow's photograph, it's the co-pilot whose name is major brooks gruber. major gruber's wife, connie, lives in my district. she's the one that brought this to my attention. in these 10 years, in addition to the jagman report that i just quoted, that says that these pilots were not at fault, i've reached out to so many people that it's unbelievable, including the former assistant secretary of defense, phil core, and i would like to read his comment, mr. speaker, and i quote, major gruber should not be blamed for an accident caused by loss of lift due to the aircraft entering vortex ring state. it is a phenomena which no one in the marine corps adequately understood in relation to the osprey at the time of the accident. phil core further stated, and i read, not only did the minute corps not understand osprey performance under v.r.s., the root cause of the accident, but neither

i'm wondering i'm reading pete trish shuns are learning how to use lasers so they can do injectibless on your face. is that endangering us that doctors would have a sideline business? >> well, you know, truthfully it's evolving. when, 20 years ago dermatologists didn't do these cosmetic procedures and now they are. but the difference is since they're doing them more they're training more in residency and there are specialties that are sort of more use to doing procedures, surgical specialties, you know, plastic surgeons, dermatologists have done procedures but you definitely should look carefully like, has your doctor been certified? have they trained a lot? how many procedures do they do? so i think you need to be smart about it. it is not like getting your hair and nails done going to a salon. you really, this is a medical procedure. jon: i have seen plenty of doctors in my life with all of my various, you know, knee injuries and so forth but, if i mess up my acl i'm going to go see an orthopedic surgeon. >> right. jon: how do i know if i, if i need some kind of cosmetic work done,

. >> my friend trish is like he said what?didn't get his lies straight. i do remember he couldn't have been gay bashing because i know he wasn't gay. but i don't remember. his spoken person said romney had no recollection of the event in question, which seem exaggerated. >> the "washington post" talked to three different people who were involved in the incident and they got the exact same story from all three of them independently. >> yeah. >> so that incident did occur as reported. >> yeah. yeah. i don't recall. >> i don't recall when i did that, but when i did if i did, then -- >> yeah, jay in sacramento. hello, jay. >> hey stephanie i love your show! >> i love you back. >> i just have a suggestion since mr. romney has a selective memory loss how about we get about ten log cabin republicans to show up wearing that same haircut. >> yes, there you go. >> and just standing there, and we can all watch on tv while mitt romney has an meltdown. >> yeah, there you go. >> how about that? >> yeah, there you go. the other thing is it w

so i think pat trish is a said democrats are talking about making some spending redestructions and in fact, having agree to the sequestration process indeed did so. all the discretionary side. actual, terrorist cuts there to the some of the mandatory programs as well. mostly all on the program that we find near and deer to most of american families education and so forth. and so i think, i think you do find democrats are to come half way. the difficulty is when, by the way, i'm using cbo numbers. when it comes to the size of the bush tax cuts. they cost us none of the paid for. we had to borrow money to do that. to do those bush tax cuts. they were the most important expensive element of the last ten or so years in terms of what we have spent and what has driven some of these deficits. .. the tax loopholes. the 1 trillion we spend every year, every year. if we were to get rid of the tax loopholes that are in the books we would not only do twice as much as bowles-simpson but we would deal with a lot of the imbalance we had in the tax code. a lot of those tax breaks, people have become

we will say hello to trish who is on live on hsn and she says that she makes her own jewelry and sheices. that is coming from our customer that makes jewelry. >>guest: that what sonoma studios is all about. i work with a global team and i have a global sourcing team that works with me to bring you c13 values, these extraordinary pieces that these amazing prices. this beautiful piece here, the magnesite necklace 24 in. at $24.90. it is an incredible value. c13 whether you choose the turquoise blue magnesite or the natural light, you are getting a fabulous look. >>host: it looks like ivory and you are not allowed to purchase ivory and you are not allowed to import ivory because you can purchase ivory and asian countries but you cannot it into the united states but look at the ivory and it looks like an ivory color and it looks like real ivory. >>guest: you get the natural matrix in there. it is fun to work with that natural why are you go with the turquoise color and you see the matrix and the natural veins in the stones and imagine that white with an animal-print. l be stunning. and t

. >> stephanie: my friends rob and trish make plans with me and then they make plans with real peopleas to go to bed at 7:00. we'll be over for the real party. the normal people. [ applause ] >> stephanie: connie in minnesota, you're on "the stephanie miller show." welcome, connie. >> caller: first time caller. many time listener. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: i'm north of minneapolis and south of chick town. calling about that lovely guy, ted nugent. that is disturbing to know that he can still blabber like he does and carry a gun around. >> stephanie: i know. exactly. i can't believe -- i must have been within yards of him. i ran by the greek theatre and he was playing there. i was like ahh! >> i think we need an amendment to the second amendment. you have the right to bear arms unless you're a complete nutter like ted nugent. >> stephanie: it was reo speedwagon and styx and he was the third one. they nixed him at fort knocks. you can't talk like that about the commander in chief. okay. what are you motioning? >> do you want to play 17 again? >> stephanie: oh, what's that? sur

my friend trish, all dogs she rescued are blind deaf, hate her and bite her a lot. >> you know, here'sre, too. this dog is going to be put down tomorrow. if someone doesn't get to the shelter, it is curtains. it was around my birthday i said to my partner lorie two sisters who were 15. they're going to euthanize them tomorrow. she said we have five dogs already. we're not getting anymore dogs. please. we're just fostering. we're not keeping them. we're just fostering. we went down to north central shelter. these two old ladies, i'm telling you, we named them cagney and lacy because they're so bonded like they would take a bullet for each other. of course with the fostering, i found a place best friends has a senior rescue. i said to lorie, they're going to put them in the senior ranch. she said they're not going anywhere over my dead body. so we had laci for two years. she lived until 17. hold on to your hats for this one. cagney is so loved and so happy like a puppy in july, god willing, she's going to turn 20. isn't that amazing? >> wow! >> the best. animal rescue, i'm telling you, a