valerie: no, you didn't.er came to my house with the test, you never called the doctor, you never set up nothing, don't even lie. you guys wanted everything to go to cody, not autumn. this is the truth. we could never get a straight answer out of you. at all. i haven't gotten one out, either, pretty much. we didn't hear a thing from her until after my brother's death and it became a social security issue. valerie: why didn't you contact me and tell me he died? two years passed. did you guys call me? to tell kathy: we didn't know where you were. me he died? god, i loved that man. greg: you left the state! kathy: you were in arkansas, ms. berube. we didn't even know where you were. yeah, it's not my fault my ex-husband moved me out there. it's not my fault. valerie: i came back in 2000 so she could have a relationship with her father. you made no effort. i moved back, i told my ex-husband i was moving back so she could see james. i'm not even... judge lake: listen. what is disturbing, to me, is how much the foc

all right, valerie. are you ready to find out the results?> oh, yeah, oh, yeah. >> kirk: the lie detector administrator asked robert this question: since being in a relationship with valerie, have you had sexual intercourse with another man? now, you have a chance now if you may be want to come clean might be a time to step up an and... >> i'm not gay. >> if you slept with a man you're gay. you know that. i knew it, man. i knew it. i told you. >> kirk: are you saying you have slept with a man? >> yes. >> kirk: yes? was it unprotected sex? >> no. >> i can't be with you. you know that, right? are you gay? >> no, babe. i love you. >> why can't you admit it to yourself? >> i did it for the money. i didn't get no pleasure out of it, none >> kirk: robert but you did use protection? >> yes. >> kirk: ok. so we're going to find out. because we asked that question as well. i'm just going to read this >> oh, my god. >> kirk: since being in a relationship with valerie had you had sexual intercourse with another man? robert confessed and said yes. questio

>> reporter: i would love to know, what advice would valerie today give valerie then? abc news, los angeles. >> keep dancing. keep smiling. find out who is going to leave next on monday night, 8:00, 7:00 central. >> great job, valerie. very fun to watch. >>> we've been roaring all week, revealing the final five in our huge katy perry contest. katy challenged high schools across the country, to make a video to her megahit, "roar." we got so many submissions it was fantastic. it was not easy. we whittled it down to five with katy. today it's time to meet our second finalists. lakewood, high school, in lakewood, colorado. roll 'em! welcome to lakewood high, home of the tigers, who naturally, know a thing or two about how to roar. when floodwaters roared into their colorado community just last month -- >> this is some of the roughest water i've seen. >> reporter: the tigers leapt into action. taking katy perry's contest, as an opportunity to help the victims. ♪ roar >> reporter: hoping a performance at their school might bring back some spirit to colorado. >> we talk a lot

humanitarian aid valerie amos.with all these fine words and a presidential statement from the security council, what's going to change? >> well, i hope we'll be able to get into places we've not been able to get into up until now. we estimate there are 2 million people in syria we've been trying to reach and we have not been able to. so if the parties on the ground stick by what the security council has said in this statement, then we think that we'll be able to get more people faster with more supplies. >> what makes you think-- >> it's extremely important that the united nations security council come together. we've been talking about this for two and a half years. it is ordinary children, men, women, who are suffering the consequences of the brutality on the ground. it's got worse. the fact that the security council have come together, there is a consensus statement. they're saying very clearly that it has to stop. they're saying they hav there he access. they're saying that we as the united nations with our par

valerie carey a former new york city police officer, questions washington, d.c. protocol. >> there was no need for a gun to be used when there was no gunfire coming from the vehicle. >> the sisters are saying they are seeking custody of miriam carey's young daughter who is in protalkative custody. >> my niece has lost her mother. >> investigators want to know, too. in washington, danielle nottingham. wjz eyewitness news. >> meanwhile, police searched miriam carey's apartment for 12 hours. first using a robot, and then took several items. >>> a man is in critical condition this morning after police are saying he lit himself on fire on the national mall in washington. it happened yesterday afternoon around the 7th street area. you can see what appears to be smoke. a witness says that she saw the unidentified man dump a red canister of gas on his head, struck a match, and lit himself on fire. officers and jogger put the flames. a medevac flew the man to the hospital. >>> a major drug operation run out of the home of a daycare. police found drugs and guns inside of t

that's not what was going on. >> amy and valerie, again i'm so sorry for your loss. and please give my condolences to your mother as well. and i wish you peace and strength in the days ahead. >>> before going any further, bears repeating no one can know precisely what motivated miriam carey. that said there's a lot we can know about the illness she had. plenty to ask dr. drew pinsky about addiction specialist and host of "dr. drew on call." the diagnose is. >> postpartum depression is a very common condition. different than the baby blues. it's very common after a woman's body is flooded with hormones, suddenly let down. they can feel depressed. sometimes it can become a major depression that bleeds into a psychotic episode where they have delusions. that's different than a postpartum psychosis, more associated with bipolar. >> so postpartum psychosis is different than postpartum depression with psychosis. >> correct. the last woman i saw was throwing water on people because she believed they were on fire. >> so listening to the sisters, you say they're very informed

police opened fire on miriam carey, because she was user her car as a weapon, valerie carey questions washington, d.c. police protocol. >> there was no gunfire. >> reporter: they are seeking her niece. >> my niece has lost her mother, we want to know why. >> reporter: investigators want to know, too. danielle nottingham. >> now, police searched miriam carey's apartment for 12 hours first using a robot, and then they took several items as possible evidence. >>> a man in critical condition this morning after police are saying he lit himself on fire on the national mall in washington. it happened yesterday around 7th street. you can see what appears to be smoke there. a witness saw the unidentified man dump a red can of gas on his head and then lit a match and set himself on fire. officers and near by joggers helped to put out the flames after a medevac flew him to the hospital. >>> a major drug operation run out of the home of a daycare, police found guns and drugs inside of the howard county house. this morning the owner is facing serious charges. meghan mccorkell explains how the oper

agent valerie blame. great to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to start with serious questions. your work at the c.i.a. now at global zero and in the novel all have corrections to iran. the number of countries that now have nuclear weapons has grown since you left the c.i.a. are you hopeful that proliferation will stop? >> i am hopeful. i think more and more nations are realizing that nuclear weapons belong in a dust pin of history. that they no, no longer provide the security that they once did, where we have the nexus of nuclear technology and terrorism. the proliferation will continue unless we take strong international steps which is what global zero is supporting, enough, i think we've just been lucky so far. >> ther there are revelries that iran, despite their denials, that iran is trying to achieve nuclear weapons, do you think they'll get to the place where iran will not develop a weapon? >> i'm cautiously optimistic because maybe there is a window of opportunity. president

valerie and amy, i can't imagine how tough this is and what you're going through. i'm sorry for your loss. amy, what do you want people to know? >> i want people to just understand that miriam, she was a young 34-year-old vibrant woman, and she had a lot of dreams and aspirations. she was fun. she was loving. she was very number touring to her daughter. she was a new mom and excited about that. she talked about teaching. her field was dental high gene. she was a wonderful person. people need to see she was more than the suspect that was driving the car. >> does any of this make sense to you, amy? >> no, it -- we're still trying to put the pieces together. it's very sudden. it still doesn't seem real. we're just waiting for the real story as to exactly what happened to come out. the investigation is still going forth and we're very interested to know what happened. we don't know what happened. >> amy, did you know she was in d.c.? >> i didn't know she was in d.c. i was on my way to work and the call was sudden. i was told and i think i found out the same as everyone

>> all of that plus valerie plame is with us and has written a spy novel and the plot sounds very familiar. >> good one. >> 24 hours after the capitol hill shooting and what a difference, back to business as usual for this congress, which hasn't been much business except a shutdown. on the left that's what the capitol was like yesterday after a woman rammed the white house gates and led police on a chase that ended with her being killed by capitol police. on right president o bam am and vice president biden walking out of the white house going to lunch. they are trying to determine what caused miriam carey to drive to d.c. with a toddler in the car and engage in capitol police. she had a history of mental illness and believed she was being stalked by the president. luke russert was on hill during the chaos and now here with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: nbc's pete william, tour'e says this woman was a dental hygienist, 34 years old and that the doctor she originally worked for she had been fired said she suffered a fall and at that fall -- after she took time off from that

. >> can i show you the one of bob valerie. >> there it is. i'm a fan of obama. but his continued reliance and dependence upon a vacuous cipher like valerie jarrett concerns me. >> at least it's fair and balanced. that one, when valerie picked up on that, i will guarantee you everybody was rewarded for it. >> you can call palin white trash and everybody will clap. but you make fun of valerie jarrett -- >> if you look at all of his tweets, this guy hates women. >> and he's married to a republican staffer. >> really? >> she probably beats him. >>> we have to move on. peter switzer made a career out of blowing out d.c. corruption. he pointed out a very interesting nugget about our president's tactic. crooked? we report. you decide. >> huge problem with the obama administration, particularly at the department of justice. eric holder is basically the guy holding the brick. there are companies being told they are subject to department of justice investigation. and literally those companies are solicited for donations to the obama campaign and now to obama political com

move on and talk about somebody a little inspiring. 74 years old a bum battling terminal cancer and valerie harper still took on the challenge to be on dancing with the stars and performed for the nation for four weeks and admits that it was time for her to hang up the dancing shoes. >> you saw the level of the dancing. if we are judging dancing we have to it just can't be popularity i love her as roada or poor thing has cancer. you know you don't want that. >> well valerie will now cheer on her cast mates in what has become a competitive season three teens tied for the first -- teams tied for the first in the monday night show and 9 stars remain but valerie is leaving. >>> coming up your children may ask you to help with picking out something orange to wear to school and at least tomorrow but it's not to support the orioles. >> it's for another great cause. we will tell you what it is as good morning maryland at fivebegins right now. >> you are watching the station that works for you. now, good morning maryland. >> target mission barbeque michael kors for those in the city they don't have

valerie plame is now the co-author of a spy novel called "blowback." good morning.i tried to bring everything places i've been people i've met and put it into "blowback." >> i got the impression you wanted a realistic portrayal, quite often we hear about guns and sex with female agents nothing wrong with that. >> they're great. >> i would imagine they're great tools, valerie. >> but not together. >> i got the impression you can trying to show something else. true? >> absolutely. vanessa pierson who has the initials v.p. well you're right, whenever i've seen female operations officers from the cia portrayed no matter where it is books, movies i roll my eyes. they're really paper dolls. they're overly sexualized. overly physical. they're cartoon officers. i wanted to a an ops officer -- >> which means what? >> an operations officer. >> no realistically, in your mind that means? >> in my mind shows that the job is lonely. loves her job. trying to figure out and navigate all of that. because it really is kind of a crazy career which maybe you don't realize until you're

former cia officer valerie plame. 2003 her cover was notoriously blown by a member of the bush administration. she's put her cloak and dagger experience into this new book "blowback" out this week about a junior female cia officer on the hunt for a dangerous nuclear arms dealer. valerie plame has been nice enough to join us on the congressional lawn. thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> you wrote this in part because you're disappointed with how, in general, hollywood and the publishing world has portrayed female cia officers. >> absolutely. female cia officers are always portrayed in such a shallow fashion, i think. >> they trade sex for intelligence. >> sex and guns, which are good and fine, but if that's the only thing you trade on, i thought there was room to depict someone that was a little more realistic, but still entertaining. that was the genesis of that. >> what do you think of kerry matheson, the character in "homeland"? what do you think of the character. she's also trading in the sex a li

his remark about valerie jarrett vacuous sypher.ou haven't five years in seen any revealing memoir what it is like to work there. contrast to previous administrations this was doing public service is at root. i hope he will continue. i'm not going to hire him but i hopes did. i want to know more. >> we saved a little time for the world series starting tonight red sox and the cardinals. george, what do you think? >> since 1903, there have been 108 world series, 71 have been won by the team who won the first game the cardinals have wanewright tomorrow and walk can a to tomorrow go 0 and 2 and win the world series. >> you heard the. >> i'm a red sox fan you so for the sake of my relationship we are going boston. >> nice as you look at a live shot of fenway park. >> you couldn't pay me to disagree with george will on baseball. what he george said i agree. red sox my family is routing for them. >> it is quite something, the whole thing about the world series. even if you are into the teams or not, it's just something about it. >> even if

of course he complained about valerie jarrett. he's gone. what's your reaction? >> this is symbolic of big government. it's off the little guy who's hurt. jofi joseph gets fired here. people much high er on the food chain in washington are protected. protected from really bad things like fast and furious, benghazi and scandals at the irs and nsa. this is what big government does. it's symbolic of what it does to the american people generally. those are who are wealthy remain relatively prosperous under big government. a lot of times the wealthy people get richer and more powerful with big government. meanwhile those in the middle and the bottom of the economic ladder suffer the most. >> he took shot at valerie jarrett, put up a stupid tweet was huma wearing beer goggles the night she met anthony weiner. stupid stuff. not fireable just sit down, talk to human resources. let me play for the you kathleen sebelius. she was asked why not send in the a team. why didn't she send them in the beginning? she was asked that yesterday. >> we have asked all of our contractors

valerie is the coauthor of a spy novel. great to see you again. how are you?. >> it was a lot more fun to write and do than fair game. people need to read a good spy thriller while they wait for the government to reopen. >> good sell. any similarities to your real life? she is described as gorgeous. life. >> it is informed by my experiences in the cia and i wanted to make a female officer who is much more realistic than what you typically see in popular culture. lots of guns and sex, but it's not realistic. i wanted to do something entertaining and showed female opes officer in keeping with real life. >> what is real life? i understand what you say about how they are portrayed. >> yeah. >> what do you think the major differences are that would surprise people? >> it's not just a lone wolf career. pop culture tends to show it's just one person pursuing espionage. it's a team effort and takes patience and sometimes for years of patient, good operations work to be successful. that's one thing. there is a lot of downtime and a lot of waiting. if you put that in a

valerie just came off a furlough, she is joining other federal workers protesting the shutdown. >> we want to work. >> even going to mcdone algd they have a dollar meal. d >> reporter: her message to t lawmakers, get to work. g >> you hoe no you are, youe, know what you need to do. stop trying to play a card. play a game. g these are lives that you are messing with. >> reporter: mopping the lives that -- among the lives th that could be messed with 45,000 d.c.public school kids. julius clark is going door to door on capitol hill worried about the days ahead when d.c.runs out of money.c. >> i can think of about 18 children at plumber elementary school that knowool how to play in a sand box better than congress and thend senate is right now. >> reporter: rememberep election is coming up. election is around the corner. the people will remember. >> reporter: in washington. w beth parker, fox 5 morningng news. >> all right. med row rail will impact several stations over st the weekend. >> beginning at 10:00 pm this evening on the red line stations between dupont circle and gallaudet will b

ladies and gentlemen, please ve a warm welcome to valerie jarrett. [applause] >> well, good morning, everybody. you look fantastic out there. we are also delighted to be here. i would like to begin by congratulating secretary pritzker who has hit the ground running since her appointment. she has not only traveled around the world, but she gave a party and everyone showed up. i also want to give credit to former secretary gary locke who for this ainchild few years ago. please stand up so we can welcome you. [applause] you will be hearing from president obama later today, but that me say a few words about why this summit and why select usa are so important. for the president, encouraging investment in the united states is a core part of his strategy to build and grow our economy. the u.s. remains the largest economy in the world, and is the largest recipient of direct investment from foreign countries, as the secretary mentioned. the competition from your partnership is fierce. it is global. the united states can no longer rely on being the biggest eco

you also have white house aide valerie jarrett refuting this on twitter. tweeting, fact, nothing in obama care forces people out of their health plans. fact, no change is required unless insurance companies change existing plans. so, what's your reaction, mark? tell us -- can you separate fact from fiction for us? >> sure. the only people who can keep their plan indefinitely are people who in the individual and small group market were in that market before march 23, 2010, and over that period, from march 2010 till now, did not change their plans. so, the fact is that the individual market turns over a third every year, so in three years, we probably turned over most of the individual market. and the fact is, because of the economy, small groups and individuals change their plans almost every year to make them more affordable and, therefore, not subject to grandfathering. >> is it disingenuous on valerie jarrett's part to say no change is necessary unless insurance companies change existing plans? did you have a choice or would you have a choice to make cha

you talk me out of valerie harper, best performances of the night valerie harper. i didn't notice her dress. bruno called her a bewitching fantasy creature fueled by desire z guest judge julianne hough says she got chills watching. also with stop hip-hop stuff. >> smoldering. >> yes. >> have you heard anything i've said? as i was saying, oh, my. look away, carolyn. look away. this guy has many injuries they lost lifts out of his routine when he took off the shirt the crowd went crazy. only 21 points and she danced the judges were teary eyed but she made a lot of mistakes and was let go. next week, i'm thinking brant. >> injured brant? >> they're going to put him out of his misery. >> still ahead new free service for veteran autos jimmy carter back at work. you'll hear from the couple benefiting from it. >> and a swim from cuba to florida, also... >> students at washington high in san francisco learn why you shouldn't text and drive. while yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can

>> my name valerie and i'm from brooklyn. >> wendy: and you are dressed as a -- >> i'm dressed as a yorkie. >> wendy: so cute. thank you. everybody come out. we'll poll the audience during the break and when we come back, we'll announce the winner of our "how you booin" halloween costume contest. mnever sleeping.g. ever saving. for him, her, and you. every day. but quality affordable health care seems forever out of reach -- until now. i'm doctor peter beilenson. with local doctors we've founded a new approach to health insurance -- evergreen health. neighborhood care, same day appointments, a team approach with doctors and nurses who get to know you. that's evergreen health. learn more at evergreenmd.org. >> wendy: before the break, we met three audience members. we met the alien, lady liberty and also of course the dog. thousand we' now we're going to take a poll by clap audience who you think should win. is it the alien? [ applause ] >> wendy: okay. contestant number two, the city scape. [ applause ] >> wendy: and contestant number three, the yorkie. [ applause ] >> wendy: i'm confused.

. >> speaking of the media, what is that you of the -- what is of the wrangling over plame,ve, valerie itlowcake --how did you see -- how did you see it? role in thetle underlying activity because i was the budget director at the time and kind of removed from those sorts of political considerations and activities. but, you could have, if you set the senior staff cable, if you sat at-- the senior staff cable, you could not not be affected by it. going through a very difficult that i think -- that, i think, was ill- conceived, at best. is a had been -- it complicated story -- i'm trying to boil it down. -- i have forgotten the name of valerie plame's husband -- >> joe wilson? articled published an saying that he had been sent to investigate some of the husseinons about saddam and he had reported back. -- it just waso not so. was intended to undermine the credibility of the vice president and the administration. it asserted that there was -- itce that there was asserted that there was evidence of this and that he had been asked my the same people to look "no." had told them, the response

. >> valerie bertinelli. >> christa miller. >> and stars from tv's royal pains and the mentalist. >>ed by network tv correspondent katrina szish. >> brought to you by guthy-renker. hi, everyone, i'm beauty and style journalt katrina szish on location in beverly hills. in just a few minus we'll meet one of the most beautiful women in the world,ig supermodel cindy crawford. at aac 45, cindy stillooks impossibly young and gorgeous. >> oh, my god, she's just stunning. her skin is just amazing, and so i feel like now i have a chance.

. >> valerie and -- tristan. prince harry took on the challenge of "dancing with the stars." she danced for four weeks, loving her latest adventure. >> this was great to be here. this is big time. this is a lovely, wonderful, joyous celebration. i feel the love. i feel tremendous love since i announced the condition. and when was that? march? i'm still here. so what am i complaining about. >> she has reinforced perspective. that's something usually lost. >> he saw the level of the dancing. if we're judging dancing, we have to. it can't be popularity oh, i loved her as rhoda or the poor thing has cancer. you don't want that, do you? i don't. >> it has become a very competitive season. three teams tied for first place. elizabeth burke and amber danced with an ininjured knee. >> i wish i had the picture to show you the syringe in my knee. jack osbourne, leah remini and sasha farber with brant daugherty getting triple seventh -- sevens. >> in los angeles, george pennachio for abc news. >> coming up at 6:00, some of the youngest football players wear pink to raise breast cancer aw

valerie on president obama.gine this cute blob is metamucil. and this park is the inside of your body. see, the special psyllium fir in metamucil actually gels to trap some carbs to help maintain healthy blood sugar levels. metamucil. 3 amazing benefits in 1 super fiber. stuart: let's go to the call for a check of google. where is it now? nicole: we're excited to take a look for all the fans of google. 1012. we saw it go to any record all-time high 1019. a short time ago i gave a little chat to the american universities giddens visiting from washington, d.c. trying to give them the news from jpmorgan. of course i mentioned google. if your parents bought it in 2004 at $85 they would be pretty happy today. to see it at 1019. stuart: the response to that was? nicole: they all wish. stuart: i wish i bought google instead of microsoft, that i didn't, so here i am. nicole: you know what i was thinking earlier? earlier today you talk about microsoft and looking at the surface versus the ipad. when are you going to sell

jack osbourne was in last's and valerie harper. 10 teams remain and they will be back monday night forweek four of "dancing with the stars." in los angeles, george pennachio for abc fuse. >>> a new apology from barilla pasta but is it enough. >> and the biggest myth about your pets. >>> a new month felled with new laws. >> the courts have ruled then inher rntly dangerous. tonight the renewed fight over pet bulls. >> the first day for signing up for healthcare coverage under the affordable care act didn't go exactly as planned. the problem some people ran into. >>> i'm jamie costello with kelly swoope. two major driving laws go into effect. they involve cell phone and seat belt use. >> less want you to put that phone away. >> reporter: this seat belt and cell phone laws start today. it as reason enough for any law enforcement officer to pull you over, even if you're obeying all other laws. in rang recount county -- anne arundel county today officers were enforce tsmght he has been enforcing driving laws for 17 years. he has seen the danger in cell phone us. >> an amazing situation how p

there was -- i have forgotten the name of valerie plame's husband -- >> joe wilson? >> he had published an article saying that he had been sent to investigate some of the allegations about saddam hussein and he had reported back. aegis was not so -- it just was not so. his op-ed was intended to undermine the credibility of the vice president and the administration. it asserted that there was evidence that there was -- it asserted that there was evidence of this and that he had been asked my the same people to look and he had told them, "no." the response of the white house was not intended to attack joe wilson personally. it was to undermine the credibility of what he was saying. in part, by saying that they did not send him and he was sent by the agency. at the suggestion of his wife, who worked at the agency. there was a credibility reason to out the wife. it was not intentional. it appeared in a bob novak column. the revelation of the wife having been at the cia. and, the -- as it turns out -- the person who had leaked this information to bob novak was the deputy

corporations are taxed massively and look no further, my, man, the wizard behind the curtain and valeriearrett are doing that right here in america. denis mcdonough, the chief of staff, and there you go, the new chief of staff. >> are you joking? >> well, let's -- >> america? >> massive redistribution of wealth, check, and the massive taxes for corporations, check. and profit is a filthy word, check. >> let me say -- >> well, this guy is a comedian, and he is like a lot of -- >> well, i take what greg said seriously and that he is juvenile and going off. he is coming out of his mouth, but he e nis not a great thinke but i will say this, how can you call america a socialist state, and i think that america corporations -- >> we are headed that way. >> wait a minute, and wait a minute, it is the word of the day, for sure. >> and i'm having fun with this, because women find him attractive and that is what we are talking about in the commercial break. >> he has not bathed in ten years, kimberly, and his life has skaby skabyes. >> and you don't believe in peace. >> we are exploiting people all

there are others about sarah palin and valerie jarrett. once he was busted, parent i he released an apology statement. it says it has been a privilege to serve in this administration. what started out as an intended parody act of d.c. culture, developed over time to mean spierted comments. i sincerely apologize to everyone i insulted. this is what people don't like about d.c. culture, that it can be sort of mean spirited and cut throat. it's strange that he would apologize since he was contributing to it. >> can i just interrupt you for one second. while he gives you that statement, i want people to know whaekt what he did say. i'm a fan of obama, but his continuing reliance and dependence upon a vacuous siefer like valerie jarrett concerns me. the other one you alluded to. when will someone do us a favor by getting rid of sarah palin and her other white trash family. you are on the money, this is what people despise about the culture in washington, d.c. i have to wrap it there. but jim asos thcosta, thank you that. >> everybody is so toug

. >> what was your view speaking of the media of the rangel over karl rove and valerie plame and her husband and of yellow cake and bob novak and who leaked the story and all of that. how did you see it where you were sitting and what role did you play in that? i had very little role in the underlying activity or the fallout from it. i was the budget director at the time kind of removed from those sorts of political activities. be uh you couldn't fail. if you sat at the senior staff table in the bush administration in those years, you couldn't fail to be affectled by it. and to have a lot of sympathy for the folks going through a very difficult investigation. that i -- i think was -- i'm trying to pick a plight word -- ill conceived at best. there had been the -- it's an incredibly complicated story. but trying to boil it down to some of its basic elements, they're -- they're -- i mean, i've forgotten the name of valerie plame's husband. >> joe wilson. >> joe wilson had published and article saying he had been sent to investigate some of the allegations about saddam importing yellow

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angry, ang called the white househit and according to a senior administration officialon o spoke with valerie jaret, a senior adviseder to the the president on governmental affairs. the mayor said the city has enough to last about two weeks and after that, paychecks to city workers may come to a halt. >> people understandnde what all me is. people understand if we raise our own money, $6 billion and i hope we realize three and a-half to $4 billion in federal4 taxes tob the government of the united states, that we have no businesso being involved in thislve and every day it goes by, it is an unconsciousable, rep hencable shame that we continue to be included in this nonsense. >> the mayor also said it's too soon to get anet estimate on the economic impact. if it goes on for longer than two weeks it'seks possible paychecks will not go out to city workers, but instead of alluding money, it willill be paid retroactively. r >> at least we have that. there's so many pieces to this puzzle and so manyy people affected by it. >> it's there'sening national security, thathat coming from u.s. intelligenc

he complained about valerie jarrett, he said something bad about her and he's gone. reaction? >> this is something that's symbolic with big government. it's the little guy who gets fired. jofi joseph was fired. but people are protected interest really bad things, things like benghazi and fast and furious. this is symbolic of what big government does. those who are wealthy remain wealthy and relatively prosperous. lots of times they again even mo, they get more wealthy and more powerful. >> he put up a stupid tweet. was huma wearing beer goggles the night she met anthony wiener. just stupid stuff. this is not fireable to me. just sit down, talk to human resources. let me play for you kathleen sebelius, and she was asked why didn't you send in the a-team. they keep saying we're going to send in the a-team, why didn't they do that in the beginning? >> right now we've asked all of our contractors to look at their teams on the ground and bring in their absolute a-team, and i am confident that that is happening every day. >> the contractors didn't do such a great job so fa