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you have to remember that van jones is the leading cheerleader for the green jobs movement. to bring what is going on in spain over to the u.s. regarding green jobs. we know that is not working this is a radical. we know what east all about. i'm outraged that our tax dollars would pay his salary when he was in the white house that's what is really crazy. >> sean: louis farrakhan we played the tape the other day he said to obama, who the hell do you think you are? remember farrakhan and wright went to visit gadhafi in 1984. let's roll the latest farrakhan tape. >> i love muammar gadhafi. and i love our president. it grieves me to see my brother president set a policy that would remove this man. not only from power, but from the earth. >> sean: there was an interesting comment by malik shabazz who said you sat at far can's table -- farrakhan's table. do you think living two blocks apart it is legitimate to say mr. president did you know louis farrakhan? were you friends with louis farrakhan or is that hannity going off on the deep end? >> do i think there's anything between fa

they're all in denial of the muslim brotherhood but i thought they shed the -- what was it that van jones says? shed the radical pose for the radical ends. is he more radical than what he's saying? that's pretty radical. >> as you pointed out before, there are two different ways to apply shariah. one is through violence. taliban is an example. the other way is working through institutions politically and nonviolently. by and large, in the west, if you are in the latter group and not engaged in criminal activity or violent activity, you get a pass. government and other public institutions including many television stations, many universities, will say you're fine. you're okay. it's just talk. >> glenn: chris. >> in some ways that's more dangerous, because it gets around. nobody gives bin laden a pass. >> glenn: nobody gives the tea party a pass and they haven't said anything. tell me, chris, what you are most concerned about here with. because we looked at, there is a -- there are several groups. i don't want to single one out. there is one we found that is a hedge fund. it's a shariah hed

zsa zsa gabor has had a leg amputed prince fredreick van onhart wants to get a surrogate to continue on the name of the gabor. anc catherine zeta jonesas made the decision to check into a mental health facility. to treat bipolar disorder. she spent five days in connecticut and is feeling great and working towards her to felons. brooke shields will speak--2 films coming up for jones. >> burke showed it shibrooke shs speaking at princeton were chagrined to witted speaking from with french a degree which in france french language and she graduated with honors. >> charlie sheen more trauma. 6 news at to this. now at 6:30, our top stories. more news, more crews, right now our top stories. >>pam: the 6:00 p.m.--new details. closer look at the four women that naso really murdered. team coverage and law enforcement agencies across the country are going to uncover more evidence of the cold cases. kate thompson as the details. >>reporter: here are pictures of three of the four victims all women, all young under the age of 40. each woman has the same first and last initial in her name. this old clipping gives the details of roxanne's debt, shoe

this is linda winslow, dick meyer from national public radio, laura van stratton from new york, jacquie jones from black programming consortium, jessica clark from center for social media, mark central from npr, case summers from w from wamu-fm. you are going to -- we talked in the earlier session about how traditional pbs and local stations are going into the digital platforms and we learned you change the name of newshour in 2010. what is behind that and what the safety is? >> let me make sure this is working. tim alluded to the purpose of changing the name without saying so. the pbs newshour was born of his vision that he articulated this morning that if we are going to survive, we in public media, the translation of the vision is go forth and collaborate. in a world of shrinking resources we have to learn how to share them end make common bond with like-minded partners, people who are interested in preserving and protecting serious journalism. part of the point of taking his name off of the program which i happen to think is a revolutionary action on the part of any iconic newsman, i can