to me she seems like a depressed person, uneducated. >> okay. thank you. >> two questions: have you spoken to the police department about their view towards this case? >> mr. sally has and i have read the transcript of the hearing that he went to with the director of the public health. no, i have just been involved since she got notice of the revocation. i would be happy to speak with the police department if she's given another chance and try to comply with whatever the police and health department wants her to do. i will be more than happy. maybe mr. sally can. i just met her 3 months ago. >> the second question is that you make a constitutional argument in your brief that there is no nexus between her -- particular issues as cited versus what the department has done for revocation. do you have specific information? >> if that's your reading, if i said that, i'm sorry, i did not make that clear. the president just asked me. i'm sure she's been involved, there has been violations here. i'm sure that the board that is authority to revoke that --

it's really about young kids who are uneducated come from broken homes and get into drugs and spiralnto violence. what it's black, white or hispanic, we as a society need to confront that. it's shameful for people like piers morgan to go after this as a hanged gun story or for anybody to use this as a race story. neither one of them is true, it's a socioeconomic story. >>> watch this, on a new cable news channel here in america, but are you watching? see >>> it is 4:00 p.m. in the eastern time zone. and this is the first-ever "news hour" from al jazeera. >> welcome, everyone. the new cable newschannel available to american viewers as of tuesday owned and funded by the oil rich persian gulf state of qatar and sister network al jazeera. jim, some people used to call al jazeera jihad tv, how is it doing? >> it was hilarious to give americans in their first week lectures on how to reduce oil production and energy production here in america. almost like you think they were trying to give the advantage to the home team on energy production. look, it's an arab tv channel, period. >> they cl

it is really about young kids who are uneducated, come from broken homes and spiral into drugs and violence's the theme here. whether it is black or white or hispanic, we as a society need to confront that and it is shameful for people like piers morgan to immediately go after this story as a handgun story or anyone to use this as a race story. neither one of them are true. it is a social economics story. >> there is more ahead including this on a cable news channel in america. are you watching? reinforced with scratch- resistant glass and a unibody made kevlar strong. okay google now. call my droid. the new droid ultra by motorola. when strength matters, droid does. see . >>> it is 4:00 p.m. in the eastern time zone and this is the first ever news hour from al jazeera. america, welcome everyone. >> well, al jazeera america is up and running. the new cable news channel available to american viewers as of tuesday, owned and funded by the oil rich persian gulf state of qatar and sister network to al jazeera. so, jim, some people used to call al jazeera jihad tv. how is al jazeera america doin

within 10 years we are talking about 50 million new people in the united states who are all poor and uneducated that will totally change the political dynamics. it will bring down our economy. it will hurt ordinary americans. we need to rise up and let our representatives know that we're not going to put up with this type of betrayal of american people. one little note. the u.s. is composed of people from every race, religion, ethnic group. we are proud of that. we are proud of the legal immigration system. for us to spend huge amount of our resources on people who come here illegally which would encourage more people to come here illegally is a betrayal of our american family. we should be concerned about our own americans rather than spending our limited resources on people who have come here illegally and thumbing their nose at us by breaking our law to be here. >> thanks so much. we are a little overtime. thank you for joining us. dana rohrabacher who is the chair of the subcommittee that oversees europe and others. thank you. >> thank you. >> let me start with our first topic, russia. the

well, the uneducation of america continues. is like a nation's family. families take care of children and make sure they are safe. healthy, and educated. and free enjoy life. families encourage children to be independent, hard working and responsible. families make and enforce rules give appropriate punishments when rules are broken. >> alisyn: given to fourth graders in illinois and they had to memorize a t. and answer it. because after you you read that blurb, it asks you questions as worksheet does so define family, define government, define what the government does for children and they had to parrot that back to their teachers and some parents loonged at -- looked at this and stunned. >> tucker: not like greedy drunken neighbor trying to bother you and bum money off you. government is like mommy and tuck new at night and make sure you are safe. sometimes if you step out of line the government is going to be tough but fair. >> mike: my parents were drunken sailors. a little bit like my family. >> tucker: imagine pushing pro

now even uneducated people are aware of the reality so the new president knows what to expect. >> mali desperately needs the international aid, but it won't be a blank check. international donors will be strictly monitoring how it implements reforms. >> doctors without borders says it is closing all of its operations in somalia after 20 years because of the threat to its staff. armed groups in the war-torn east african nation were killing and abducting aid workers. over the last 20 years, 16 of its workers have been killed. the charity warned its decision could leave hundreds of thousands of somali citizens about the minute hearing aids. it is the only provider of basic health care in many parts of the country ranging from medical supplies to major surgery. coming up, the u.s. soldier who gave thousands of u.s. documents to wikileaks speaks out for the first time. the dprk says it is now manufacturing a popular high- tech device. >> bis asia. asia means business. >> we are cctv america. >> u.s. soldier bradley manning is speaking out publicly for the first time since he was convicted o

go freely with powerful -- go freely with powerful uneducated people and with the young and with the mothers of families. read the sleeves in the open air every season and every year of your life. re-examine all you have been told at school or church or in any look. re-examine it. dismiss whatever, whatever insults your own soul. dismiss it. and your very flesh shall be a great poet. hallelujah. [applause] i want to read something called ending the age of waste. now, and this time, we always wonder about what is the most crucial thing to do and one of these essays i say that to me the most crucial thing that we can do is to regain our health. and the second most crucial thing to do was to help other people to gain bears because if we are a healthy people we are less easily lead in destructive ways and we are so much less gullible and so much more clearheaded and awake. in fact we were listening just last night. a friend who has a little dog named duke. every time we visited these friends old duke was just sleeping on the cushion. sleeping, not meditating, sleeping. and then duke's pe

drivers turns in front of the bikers path >> reporter:this is aaron bialick from many drivers are uneducated >> reporter:here is a prime example, these are caltrans trucks i love how it reads thank you for driving safely, except they are about to except opposite. >> reporter:they are allowing these bicylist the ability to pull turn would be for the trucks to merge into the bike lane and mke the bicylist pass on the left >> reporter: in fact if you watch almost every driver fails to merge into the bike lane, state law says that you can merge within 200 feet the city of san franciso gives you 100 feet to merge you can tell from thise dottted lines >> reporter:the only time a driver can cross the solid bike lane is to park if permitted or to pull into a driveway, no other time and no you don't get to kick it in the bike lane with your flashers on >> reporter:the best possible way that people need to understand to make a turn properly is to get as close to the curb as possible >> reporter:so .to make a long story short, no more right hooks or left hooks at bike lanes.learn to merge properly and

what we know about jesus is that he was a poor, illiterate, uneducated peasant who lived in the low hills galilee. despite being at the lowest rung of the social ladder in his time and place, he was nevertheless through his charisma and power of his teachings able to form this movement that was seen as such a threat to the religious and political authorities of his time that he was ultimately arrested, tortured and executed for it. you can think he's god, a man, that he doesn't exist if you want to, but if i told you that story about anyone, carlin bob, about this poor illiterate pezant who's movement was so profound that he was arrested as a state criminal, that's an interesting guy. that's a guy i want to know more about. that's what led me to write this book. jesus is obviously one of the most pivotal pupil beings in history, launching the largest religion in the world. the basic facts of his story are so compelling, regardless of what you think of him, this is a story worth knowing. cenk: on the issue of a threat to the state, how common was it for these messiahs, you said there were

saying so many bad things throughout the years of the show being on air, saying we are buffoons, uneducatedated high school, i know what i'm doing, i just lack common sense sometimes. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> oh my gosh. >> like many young people. >> so i went up to him and was like, i would like to know why you don't like me and my friends. you're basing your judgment off of a show, but you don't know us personally, to give your opinion. he was like i just don't like you, you're not good for jersey, i'm not from jersey, and why? i just don't understand. he was a little rude. but i figured he would be. >> yeah. but some people think he's not that good for jersey either. [ applause ] >> many people. not a good approval rating. >> but he hasn't been re-elected yet. >> when you get married, will you get married in new jersey? >> i'm building my house in jersey now. so he has to deal with me. >> that's right. [ applause ] >> but you are engaged. any wedding plans? >> we are thinking some time next year. that's knighting. we'll start planning now. >> so i want to have my second kid right awa

. >> call it uneducation of america. elementary school teaching kids the government is your family.eaning. >> and the unlikely reunion no one saw coming. the man inside the bun coming up. he is revealed. "fox & friends" on this saturday morning starts

we have those that are uneducated. we have substance abuse issues. we certainly have a lot of video games and movies that depict violence in our society. that is something we as parents certainly, as community people should take at heart to always try to make things better in our communities for our families themselves. and certainly make things better in society. >> governor, i have to leave it there, obviously. a big discussion and we'll have to continue it. thank you for talking with us. >> you're welcome. thank you very much. >>> up next 50 years after the march on washington. how far have we come? our sunday panel looks at martin luther king's message and civil rights in america. [ male announcer ] staying warm and dry has never been our priority. ♪ catering to the conveniently located has never been our priority. our priority is, was and always will be serving you, the american people. we get to see everyone in america almost every day. and we've noticed that you're sending and receiving more packages than ever. so we wanted to give you a more

they take, take, take because they're low achieving and uneducated and basically dumb.report was presented to the nation as science. it was co-authored by a heritage foundation policy analyst named jason richwine, ph.d. of science, right? turned out jason richwine ph.d. had done his doctoral dissertation on the idea that immigrations are dumb, that immigrants are naturally not as smart as everyone else and the brown people in particular are not only not as smart, they might be unable to get any smarter. this guy had been peddling his pseudo quantitative version on white supremacist websites before he took his road show to the heritage foundation where they hired him and slapped his credential next to the heritage foundation logo and told conservatives how to vote. this is the heritage foundation. the nation's preeminent conservative think tank under jim demint. this is the self-styled center of conservative thought in 2013. they have this new project trying to convince republicans everybody will be super okay with it if the republicans shut down the government. look at

it comes from our failure to invest in our children, who are uneducated. be our undoing. >> schieffer: taylor, let me ask you. this move to tighten voter registration and all of that that's going on, the supreme court throws out that part of the law that says states with a history of segregation no longer have to get approval of the federal government before they can change the voting process. >> well, i-- i think that it shows that there's an awful lot of resistance to the whole notion that the dream is ahead of us in the united states. where i go, the biggest complaint i get is "why do you keep raising this racial stuff? we're over it." it seems to me the basis of america is to say that we should get over talking about race is like saying democracy should get over having elections. i mean, it's the basis of how we deal with one another and how we form a more perfect union. we advance when we-- when we do it in ways that-- i'm a white southerner. dr. king said dealing with race in 1963 would help the south. and manifestly, it did. it liberated the white s

the struggles of black america have nothing to do with slavery in bill o'reilly's very narrow and uneducatednd. the first government report that analyzed family structure in black america was written in 1965 by daniel patrick moynihan for president lyndon johnson to urge the president to action in the war on poverty. the moynihan report's analysis on slavery compared american slavery to brazilian slavery, which lasted 20 years longer than slavery in other countries. it also compared american slavery to other countries to make the point that american slavery was "the most awful the world has ever known." the moynihan report began with slavery. began with slavery in its analysis of black family structure in this country. the report then had a separate section on reconstruction and on jim crow and the particular agonies that were then reserved for black men. the report went on to consider what isabel wilkerson's masterful book calls "the great migration." the moynihan report went on at length about unemployment and poverty and how no group has suffered more in the employment market than black m

we have those that are uneducated. we have substance abuse issues.he certain will he have a lot of video games and a lot of movies that that is depict violence. we should try to make things better for our communities and our families and make things better in society. >> chris: governor, going to have to leave it there obviously. a big discussion and we have to continue it it thank you so much, governor, for talking with us. >> you're welcome. thank you very much. >> chris: up next, 50 years after the march on washington, how far have we come? our sunday panel looks at martin luther king's message and the state of civil rights in america. next. [ phil ] when you have joint pain and stiffness... accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tube

we have those that are uneducated. we have substance abuse issues. we he certain will he have a lot of video games and a lot of movies that that is depict violence. we should try to make things better for our communities and our families and make things better in society. >> chris: governor, going to have to leave it there obviously. a big discussion and we have to continue it it thank you so much, governor, for talking with us. >> you're welcome. thank you very much. >> chris: up next, 50 years after the march on washington, how far have we come? our sunday panel looks at martin luther king's message and the state of civil rights in america. next. hey linda! what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillips' fiber good gummies. they're fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support gularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips'. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. n

you cannot uneducate the person who has learned to read. you cannot humiliate the person who feels pride. you cannot oppress the people who are not afraid any more. [applause] we have seen the future, and the future is ours. thank you. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> that was really good. >> well, that was powerful. thank you. i guess, i just thought of this. i have to be a mediator, so i just got to thinking, every time you pick up one of those chicken wings or a chicken finger or you've got those barbecued ribs on the grill or you're cooking that steak, just think, chances are three times out of four that that was done by a latino working in a packing plant some place. [applause] reverend barb? >> i too want to thank you. thank you very much, senators for bringing us together. thank all of you for being here. my panel, i really don't need to say anything, because they've said it all and very eloquently. we come together because really what we're talking about is people. and how government policy affects people. people who sometimes ar

he's not a stupid man even though he's uneducate. he's crafty, candley. and he knows how to take the best of other people and it turn it to his own. a lot of what comes next you have heard read about before his decision to move the "family" as it grows to los angeles so he can be a rock and roll star. hangs on to dennis wilson, moves in a time in theful wonderful log cabin mansion off sunset boulevard. becomes disenhanced with wilson because he can't get haim recording contract. and my interview in the book with people there at the time from greg jacobson to any number of folks, the thing people don't know is dennis wilson wasn't the only rock star that manson tried to work through. he got to be buddies with neil young, neil young tried to push manson's music to the warner record label. they didn't sign him. try to cozy to john philips. all them are hearing manson's music and don't think it's special. charlie knows they're wrong. the only way he can get the record contract that he clearvely deserves so you to go above the rock star. that means the boy won

bikers path >> reporter:this is aaron bialick from sf street blogs who believes many drivers are uneducatedis a prime example, these are caltrans trucks i love how it reads thank you for driving safely, except they are about to except opposite. >> reporter:they are allowing these bicylist the ability to pull to the left of them as they make the right hand turn now the proper way to make this turn would be for the trucks to merge into the bike lane and mke the bicylist pass on the left >> reporter:in fact if you watch almost every driver fails to merge into the bike lane, state law says that you can merge within 200 feet the city of san franciso gives you 100 feet to merge you can tell from thise dottted lines the only time a driver can cross the solid bike lane is to park if permitted or to pull into a driveway, no other time and no you don't get to kick it in the bike lane with your flashers on >> reporter:the best possible way that people need to understand to make a turn properly is to get as close to the curb as possible >> reporter:to make a long story short, no more right hooks or lef

. >> but lax, poor and uneducated died in the hospital and the scientists took the cells without hers fight to control its use was chronicled in the bestseller "the immortal life of henrietta lax." it will be made into a movie. now 62 years later the national institutes of health is giving them the final say. it will be approved by a panel with two lax family panel members on it. >> this is the first time for someone to consider the family. >> he hopes it will host a shift in science. >> let's say "may i," explain it and give the person a chance to say yes or no. they also said in order to find cures, patients need to provide the type of information that was taken from help rita lax. the family won't receive any financial gains from this new agreement. >> it's such a fascinating a story. they took it without her concept. yet her cells and the growth of those have saved millions of lives. >> so many break throughs. we're so glad. thank you. >>> banks are making billions of dollars from the fees they charge you. we'll show you why it's happening despite a crackdown from regulators. tha

we have those that are uneducated. we have substance abuse issues. we certainly have a lot of video games and movies that depict violence in our society. that is something we as parents certainly, as community people should take at heart to always try to make things better in our communities for our families themselves. and certainly make things better in society. >> governor, i have to leave it there, obviously. a big discussion and we'll have to continue it. thank you for talking with us. >> you're welcome. thank you very much. >>> up next 50 years after the march on washington. how far have we come? our sunday panel looks at martin luther king's message and civil rights in america. [ male announcer ] staying warm and dry has never been our priority. ♪ catering to the conveniently located has never been our priority. our priority is, was and always will be serving you, the american people. we get to see everyone in america almost every day. and we've noticed that you're sending and receiving more packages than ever. so we wanted to give you a more

. >> in state after state, it's poor women, uneducated women, women on the shadows of society that are that made headlines earlier this year when five women were rushed to the hospital after botched abortions. the delaware department of health says it last visited this clinic in june, and that, quote, corrective actions were in place regarding complaints about procedures and staff. it also says it has no evidence women with positive std tests were not notified or treated. in washington, molly hennenberg, fox news. >> this was meant to be a day of fun for spectat spectators, thee to watch the demolition of an old power plant in california. one man lost his leg, others were injured when shre shrapnelw into a crowd. they were standing behind a perimeter for safety. there will be an investigation. >>> the driver of an 18-wheeler was killed in texas when his truck ran off an overpass and burst into flames. police aren't sure what caused the driver to leave the roadway. nobody else was injured in that accident. >>> alex rodriguez, the yankee facing a potential lifetime ban from major league

front of the bikers path this is aaron bialick from sf street blogs who believes many drivers are uneducatedle, these are caltrans trucks i love how it reads thank you for driving safely, except they are about to except opposite. they are allowing these bicylist the ability to pull to the left of them as they make the right hand turn now the proper way to make this turn would be for the trucks to merge into the bike lane and mke the bicylist pass on the left in fact if you watch almost every driver fails to merge into the bike lane, state law says that you can merge within 200 feet the city of san franciso gives you 100 feet to merge you can tell from thise dottted lines the only time a driver can cross the solid bike lane is to park if permitted or to pull into a driveway, no other time and no you don't get to kick it in the bike lane with your flashers on sot: the best possible way that people need to understand to make a turn properly is to get as close to the curb as possible so .to make a long story short, no more right hooks or left hooks at bike lanes.learn to merge properly and avoid

>> caller: alas question is how can we possibly weaken the spirit of the black elite and uneducated butbecome so complex it in the silencing of the descent from what is happening for those better under the party of the regime. >> guest: i will start with haiti. when i said perhaps we should leave it alone i met alternative to what we have done over 200 years. even frederick douglass did not figure out why we have been so hot style with a speech she gave to the world's fair in the 1890's was a speech appropriate now when he talked about the haitian president sounded as if he knew president aristide but that is standard from the u.s. open last 200 years. what distinguishes haiti from the rest of the caribbean? democratic, is stable governments with friendships with the united states, open government where all the freedoms are injured wade, a speech and religion and the rest. haiti is extraordinary with 8 million people the art is a world-class some of the best painters of the world and has everything going for it but why has the u.s. signaled out heydey for this type of program? i am not

crying sound that you guys play, that's what most people think of billy from texas, who is very uneducatedand that's harder than anybody can imagine, i'm sure. >> stephanie: yeah. john, steph being a brown/black man that has admired asses for 60 years. what is so great about j-lo's ass? black women have great asses for years, just like you, stephanie. [ applause ] >> stephanie: thank you. all right. four-five -- i'll twerk when we come back. >> oh, don't. >> stephanie: i'm going to do it. >> you don't twerk, you just move your knees up and down. >> stephanie: they are shot from spinning. it's the best i can do. we'll be right back with the remaining of the "stephanie miller show." >> this is too weird, man. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ this show is about analyzing, criticizing, and holding policy to the fire. are you encouraged by what you heard the president say the other night? is this personal or is it political? a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i am given to doing anyway. staying in tough with everything that is going on politically and putting my

you cannot uneducate the person who has learned to read. cannot humiliate the person who feels pride. the people ppress who are not afraid anymore. e have seen the future and the future is ours. thank you. >> thank you, wow. [ applause ] powerful.hat was that thank you. guess i just think -- i thought of this. i thought, you know, i happen to eater.eat so i just got to thinking, every time you pick up one of those or a chicken fingers or you pick up -- you've ribs on the becued grill or you're cooking that chances are 3ink, times out of 4, that was done by packing plant some place that provided that food for you. reverend barb? too, want to thank you. thank you, senators, for together.s thank all of you for being here. panel, i don't need to say anything, they said it all and eloquently. we're really talking about is people and how government people.ffects people who sometimes are not visible. people who sometimes intentionally remain hidden out fear. and because of the role i have in he community as a pastor the united methodist church con

my background is, i'm from california, my parents are, basically, you know, uneducated.'m first generation college. and we, because of that, because our parents were not educated, they motivated us to gain the education that we're talking about here. and i'm finding that at this level or at least in this community -- i don't know if it's widespread, but in the maryland/d.c. area the young people aren't as motivated to gain that education. you give them opportunities. i have connections where they can go to college if they're an african-american male that is qualified. i can get them full rides to harvard university and various universities, but i'm finding that they're not motivated to take on those challenges and to seek out those opportunities. so i'm trying to find out how do we motivate our children at this stage? because, like you said, congressman lewis was motivated, all these young people were motivated to do what they did. the movement was based upon a motivation to change. and i find that the children now are kind of more, it's a laissez-faire attitude about, y

if you look at the uneducated, it's up around 12%. you look at various ethnic categories and there's wide array of differences there that are more closely associated with education then with anything else in -- in that group's background. so we have seen an economy that is underperforming. we have seen poverty levels elevated. we have seen inequality increase. it's been increasing 30 years. it's not something this president has done but that's interesting because it's not something the last president has done or the president before that or the president before that. this is something that we've en seeing going up since the 80's. and we're not doing anything to affect it. we kind of know what we should do. this is education and skill level and general economic growth. you get strong economic growth. you can good skill levels and good education. you will see a lot of mobility in the distribution and distribution will improve. it's interesting the distribution actually became more dispritt during the clinton administration then it did d

if you look at the uneducated, it is up around 12%. you look at various ethnic categories, and there is a wide array of difference is there that are more closely associated with education than with anything else in that group of the background. 's background. we have seen an economy that is underperforming, poverty levels increased.nequality it has been increasing for 30 years. it is not something that this president has done. but that is interesting. it is not something the last president has done or the president before that or the president before that. this is something that we have been seeing going up since the 1980 for the. 1980's. we kind of know what we should do. this is education and skill level and general economic growth. those, you'll see mobility in the distribution and the distribution will improve. it is interesting that the distribution actually became more disparate during the clinton administration than it did during the bush administration. everybody says that it's not true. well, the numbers are there, and the num

you cannot uneducate the person who has learned to read, you cannot humiliate the person who feels pride. you cannot oppress the people who are not afraid anymore. [applause] we have seen the future, and the future is ours. thank you. >> wow. [applause] that was powerful. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> that was really good. woah. [applause] >> well, that was powerful. [laughter] thank you. i guess i'm -- i just thought of this. i think, you know, i have to be a mediator, so i just got to thinking, every time you pick up one of those chicken wings or chicken fingers or the barbecue ribs on the grill or cooking that steak, just think, chances are three times out of four that was done by a la teen owe working in a packing plant someplace to provide that food for you. [applause] reverend barb? >> i too want to thank you. thank you very much, senators, for bringing us together. thank you, all, for being here, the panel, i don't have to say anything, they said it all and very eloquently. we come together because, really, what we are talking about is people and how government policy affect