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it is undeniable that our rights under search and seizure laws must be protected. but cops that blow cases by violating these rights should lose their jobs and be prosecuted themselves. i hope new chief greg suhr follows through on his promises to clean up the san francisco police department that betrays the trust put in it when it pulls stunts like this. so, what happens when those we think are protecting us from criminal activity become the criminals themselves? what is the mentality that causes this to happen? how much can a police department overcome such a betrayal of trust, public trust? so we're going to explore some of these issues today with our most imminent panel, all of them experts in their field. and we are very fortunate to have them all here. let me introduce you first to stuart hanlon, at my immediate left. stuart is a defense attorney of great renown. he has over 30 years of experience, including some of the country's most high-profile cases. including cases involving police and official misconduct. next to him is our san francisco police chief, g

eye to all of the put gratian zulfi such violations of international law we should not forget the undeniable fact that the rebels of the allied for the need to the nato is the ally to the rebels and concerning what happened yes i mean killing of. those. was under this is really our command and under the all of the need to travel the need to comment even. if that's why he claimed that the nato also. some sort of stability i mean joy and criminal enterprise responsibility would be in d.c. . thank you very much there for your thoughts we have live from cairo professor of international law doctrine salama thanks again. horrible despite of the a colonel's death the nato has yet to announce the end of its seven month long bombing campaign in libya what started off as a mission to protect civilians quickly targeted a dictator with fallen out of favor with the west but off he never lived to see his trial for war crimes at the hague and. reports he could simply have been worth more dead than alive to the alliance. hillary clinton on a surprise visit to tripoli days before the killing of the ousted li

spread around the world people on both sides of the political spectrum are still questioning the undeniable similarities between that scene party and the occupy wall street so we want we wanted our folks on the streets can tell the difference between the two are things are beyond of the saddle headed out to ask folks whose line is it anyway the tea party or occupy wall street . with all the hoopla surrounding the relationship between the occupy wall street movement and the tea party is the man hit the streets to find out can people even tell the difference everyone they derive power and wealth from their access to our money and taxpayer dollars a you could see all of their friends on wall street and their corporate cronies there's a name for this is called corporate crony capitalism. i would say that probably is going for the wall street fat. i would guess the tea party but i don't know for sure it is the same position that most take but i do believe only capitalism sounds like article i will. bear a pail and sarah palin and she's the mistress of stony capitalist number two it's not a choic

the destructive impact of high speed internet is as undeniable as the lost jobs at video stores, newspapers and yellow pages. but the key fact is that the internet is creating more jobs than it is eliminating. mckinsey recently concluded a broad ban internet creates 2.6 jobs for everyone lost. two 0.6 jobs created for everyone lost. these are real jobs being created right now. companies like amazon.com apple and google have been adding jobs by the thousand. newer businesses like lincoln and twitter are adding jobs at an even faster pace, and at the same time, creating a broader job base by providing services that help people and businesses connect. recent study by university of maryland researcher put some numbers around the job creation leverage of internet companies. facebook employs a big number of people, standing alone. the developers building applications for the facebook platform means facebook is responsible for the creation of 182,000 jobs. many of these jobs are software and other engineering jobs, and that is great, because we will not succeed in the hyper- connected, hyper-compe

they all say the fact that they don't have any customers is their main problem and wall street undeniably caused the financial crisis so they're just on another planet they're talking about something that's completely divorced from what everyone is experiencing on the ground there just like the bloomberg poll shows you know a majority of americans two thirds of americans want to see taxes raised which i would want to see it and the more you can consider it let's let's move on to mitt romney here i mean. he came out of another debate on state's you've got chris christie's endorsement yesterday which seems to be the new hot indorsement surpassing sarah palin's i guess. is this you have this locked up i mean is it is this is this romney's worse to lose i mean you never want to say that somebody has anything locked up because anything can happen in a primary where the. policy differences aren't all that great it really just comes that whoever is the flavor of the moment but he's looking good i mean i think the biggest person with the most disappointing debate for them personally was rick perr

undeniable truth of life number twenty four written back in nineteen eighty seven feminism was established so as to allow both attractive women the easier access to the mainstream of society and even to this day people to pull this and saying it's insensitive how could you possibly say something like that because i mean it because i believe there's something to it . ok so the reason i love this because this woman is now suing and part of the thing is that she's suing about is you know motional to spread distress excuse me defamation case are you saying that she's african-american having to listen to rush limbaugh really really miserable for her kids i think it's you know that's kind of . i would say it's pretty much on par with waterboarding i mean to me they seem exactly the same now i mean a guy who painted our house a while ago listen to rush limbaugh and it was like every time i just have to get out of here i have to get out there and i'm going to go there but i experience is all the time when you're actually caps around washington d.c. people whether whether it's a sermon or rush limb

that is undeniable, homeowners are still mired in difficulty was their insurance companies. charlie and carolyn live in a rented house just up the hill from where their house used to be. for 43 years they lived in the home at the corner of claremont and fair fontmont. just several hundred feet from where the natural gas pipeline exploded last year. they barely made it out. >> is tried to opt front door so-to-see if we can walk. >> their dog made it out in the car, everything else, gone. they want to rebuild but insurance company is creating more problems than its solving. >> when we turned in the information that was we got from the insurance company to our architect he said they don't know what costs are here in the bay area. >> and united policy holders is a nonprofit group that just did a survey of the household that's found 45% have yet to reach a settlement on the part of the claim dealing with the home. 50% are under insured by average $200,000. and 50% said they received low ball repair rebuilding estimates from their insurance companies. >> and this is between 50% an

of chicago >> the kids out there >> motorists call outright cash grab at a time when the city is undeniablyapped city hall has been kicking this idea or route for years now insisting less about money more about getting drivers >> about deterrents number one goal about deterrence of what kids to get to school and be in school safely >> i think the speed camera initiative is a no-brainer especially talking about putting in parks and schools with children most likely to be on foot >> superintendent mccarthy describe his own memories hit by a car in new york just 8 years old mayor's office between 2005-2009861 collisions involved in chicago students still would need approval from springfield lawmakers >> chicago teachers union wins a round in the fight against the mayor over the longer school days illinois education and labor relations board voted 5-0 in favor of unions today argued chicago public schools rammed the longer school day down throat without negotiating teachers from 10 schools have approved the longer school day without a union vote got pay raises and money from the school today's

security and medicare, the federal government's inevitable failure to pay them as they retire is undeniably stealing. these are generations who have worked and sacrificed to leave this country a better place for their children and grandchildren, as they retire. the current behavior of an out of control federal government does little to ease they're minds. the federal government has imposed expensive and often counterproductive social and welfare programs on the states and the people. it is time to admit the mistakes and get the federal government out of the way. this will allow states, cities, churches, charities and businesses to offer a helping hand instead of a handout where they live. people closest to the problems are the best ones to solve the problems effectively. so herman cain wants to abolish social security and medicare and suggests you an ask your state or your city, you know, your city that has all that extra money that it's hiring extra teachers with, or your church or your local charity to provide you with a pension and health care when you're over 65. that's his idea. two to

. >> the record is just undeniable and time after time, millions of dollars being given by donors who get direct pay offs in return and a clear case of crony capitalism and some tried to make an issue. here's exhibit a. >> i wonder if he went into the white house. >> seems like the whole company would do that. >> eric bates from rolling stone, thank you for joining us. now to the play of the day, rick perry had a bit of a rough week. maybe this novel happy halg wean message. greg on you tube. [ male announcer ] nature valley sweet & salty nut bars... they're made from whole roasted nuts and dipped in creamy peanut butter, making your craving for a sweet & salty bar irresistible, by nature valley. [ chuckles ] you think that is some information i would have liked to know? i like tacos. you invited eric? i thought eric gave you the creeps. [ phone buzzes ] oh. [ chuckles ] yeah. hey. [ male announcer ] don't be left behind. get it faster with 4g. at&t. ♪ >>> now to constitutional saber rattling. the president's orders on issues like student loans and mortgage relief may be unconstitutio

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. >> he may be nuts but his energy is undeniable. they ask him questions, he says i don't know. >> in the race to be the craziest, there can be only one. [ laughter ] and no one puts herman in a coroner. ♪ imagine there's no pizza ♪ final question, do you think herman cain can spell the word iraq. >> never heard him speak so we added voice over and i think it works even better like. this i'm herman cain, and i approve cigarettes. and if that doesn't make me sound crazy, check out this smile. yeah. 999. >> bill: the question will all this stuff help or hurt mr. cain. with us now republic strategist kelly ann conway. we knew this was going to happen. it is just inevitable anybody who goes up. the right gets it three times harder than the left. they do mock barack obama once in a while but not a lot. snars mr. cain is concerned good or bad for him. >> it continues to raise profiles and raises doubt about romney as a nominee. romney's floor and ceiling are very close together. stuck at 23%, 25% for months. three different people occupyin

the attitude here at the white house now as we enter this undeniably political season post labor day, just because republicans object, it doesn't mean it's not a good idea economically and politically. >> when we talk about the fact that as robert reich was saying, this might be considered to be modest. isn't that a good start when he's up against a do nothing congress. >> i didn't mean to frustrate ed, i feel bad about that. i think robert reich characterized it perfectly. the president is wonderfully pushing in the direction everybody wants to push, which is to create work and prosperity in america. i think that the frustration people like myself and i can't speak for the former labor secretary feel, is if you approach a problem that is a 30 million jobs problem and you harness the energy that is available to a man in a position this man is in, the president of the united states, and don't have the courage to stand before the american people and say, listen, this is -- this is the size of the problem that we face. i cannot solve this problem by myself. i want to enroll everyone last

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it's an undeniable force to be reckoned with.about the tea party's focus toward next year's election, ailmy cramer. good afternoon to you. >> hey, craig, thanks for having me on today. >> let's start with the big story on this tuesday. chris christie expected to announce here in 30 minutes he is not going to run for president of the united states. who, if anyone in the current crop, gets a boost from this? >> well, you know, i think that it just -- obviously the field is going to be set. i don't think governor palin is going to get in, and so herman cain is, you know, climbing to the top. over the past couple weeks. and that's exciting to see. and so i think he's going to continue to climb. >> all right. so you say palin's not getting in. i think pretty much all observers would agree. let's talk about herman cain. here's a guy who has won two straw polls and his most recent over the weekend. he met with donald trump here yesterday. we're seeing him a lot more. do you think herman cain has a legitimate shot at the gop nomination?

>> i think it's undeniable that that's the direction he's moving.ill he bring rubber hitting road? that's the question people are asking. this is about the evolution of the president. across four years. since he's a candidate and certainly through the three years as president. he wanted to do things early on. much more progressive, much more activist in terms of wall street and the financial capital of new york. he was blocked by various advisers, mostly tim geithner and larry summers. it's interesting because you can see obama now in rhetoric and i think if he has it in his hand, action saying maybe now is the time. this is about obama as he says in the final interview of the book, arriving at a fully realized presidency and the question is, will he bring action as well as word? >> some of the people who you describe as blocking the president from a more aggressive agenda against wall street, a more progressive agenda, things like taking down citibank, some of those people are still there. would it be different now if he wanted to push those same k