front of reverend wallis?f "on god's side" and the official preacher of "the stephanie miller show." you say the book is aimed at the none of the above demographic. what do you mean by that? >> the largest growing religious affiliation in the country is people who check none of the above. but they believe in god mostly. they just don't want to deal with religion because of what they see. so i love -- of course i love nuns. >> stephanie: the ones on the bus. >> really conservative places, there would be two rows of nuns. i say sisters why are you here? they say well, we're local. we heard you were coming here. it is a conservative place. we thought somebody should have your back. nuns for bod yes guard. -- nuns for bodyguards. i think a lot of young people are hungry for the common good. they don't see religion doing that. they want to give their lives for it. here's what happens when people of faith do and say what their faith says they should do. people are first surprised then attracted. so i'm talking about

understand most of it was done by nodding and he was heavily sedated and the only time he responded verb wally was when he responded no to whether or not he could afford an attorney and he responded no. >> thank you very much for that update, we will check back in to the city for more information. >>> the martinez boy who was injured had some special visitors in his hospital bed. brandon moss and batting coach visited aaron in his room at boston children's hospital. he and his family hope to return home at the end of the month and he suffered a serious leg injury when he was hit by shrapnel. >>> we are getting an up close look at a pressure cooker explosion like the ones they used in the boston marathon. here is what the blast looks like using a high speed camera. there is obviously a lot of damage and the shrapnel easily appears through play would. >> you are hit before you each here it. their excerpt shows how -- their experiment shows how to blow up those deadly weapons. >>> it is about $100 million more than anticipated. muni said the $84 million contract is within budget but it leaves lit

i will say that anyone that knows wally wouldn't recognize the person described as being a person that is mean spirited. he has been able to reach a compromise but not able to achieve that yet. the first issue is light and air. the proposed project would have a tremendous negative impact to the kitchen. the project sponsor seems to mock that concern because there is a window box outside the kitchen windows and there is plants going in them. obviously having a wall 3 feet away from your kitchen windows is different from having your plant outside of your kitchen windows that allow air in. the second issue is the historical nature. they both found that 1 sprus is important resource on two separate basis. first are the was by a significant san franciscan who was on board of community development. the second issue was apologize to commissioner antonini, this is an important example of a moderate structure. your staff said it concurred with page and i put some quotes here from what your staff said. it concurs with what page and turn bowl, that it's in the example of modern style executed by

jim wallis, thank you so much. great to see you. >> my pleasure. meditation here. >> bill: come back any time. both of you. john nichols always good to have you here. i'll be back with a quick parting shot on the "bill press show." this show is about being up to date, staying in touch with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. in reality it's not like they actually care. this is purely about political grandstanding. >> announcer: the parting shot with bill press. this is the "bill press show." >> bill: okay, so i was in the rose garden yesterday when the president unveiled his budget. i listened very carefully. tried to like it but i gotta admit, i really don't. look, it does have some good things in it. it is important to say that. raises the minimum wage. pumps $50 billion maybe $100 billion into rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure. raises taxes on cigarettes to pay for universal preschool. it has the buffett rule. all of that is good. at the same time, if ever adopted, it would unnecessarily and wrongly mak

those parts i didn't manage to equalise eight minutes from time plus a whole rather firing in the wally two two but the red in would slip to sell and. i'd be made that perfect preparations for their forthcoming european encounter against chelsea with a two nil home win always slot and village struggling looking mighty for the guys and side open five minutes before half time is riley be with us marco was quick as to the rebound from kurdistan on salis free kick to score through a sea of defenders legs and three minutes before the end light emitted idun sealed victory by firing in the second rubin are now unbeaten in three games winning two and considering none well look as winless run has stretched to four matches without scoring any goals. in the moscow region dump it but i ask to reach them press if unbeaten run to eight games after a one nil win over struggling rust off kevin cool ronnie headed in the winner in the twenty seventh minute to score his seventh of the season while our stuff have failed to win in four league matches. i. knew coach that in and went down and pulled off his s

then first thing thursday, this is then wally on track and a snow producer from there partly sunny skiesor the coast right around the bay, pretty much the same deal, temperatures maxing out in the 60s. they are approaching the lower 70s and 72 degrees. these numbers are about the same yesterday, they could be just a little warmer in the same spots, los gatos 70 degrees and there is that rain cloud ahead on thursday. we will put some more clouds especially sunday and a chance of light sprinkles and that will be on sunday. >>> time now, the demand for work visas, how a rush to bring some of the bay areas, largest companies. >>> and it is labor day weekend opening, and we will let you know more about the debate. >>> 680 traffic toes look good, we will tell you more about why it will be there for a while. . >>> good morning we have a major traffic problem, southbound 280 to northbound 101, this is a cement truck on its side. this may or may not be affecting 101 and drivers may not be getting a good look at this, however traffic will be bad in this area and we will have another update just ah

then first thing thursday, this is then wally on track and a snow producer from there partly sunny skiesor the coast right around the bay, pretty much the same deal, temperatures maxing out in the 60s. they are approaching the lower 70s and 72 degrees. these numbers are about the same yesterday, they could be just a little warmer in the same spots, los gatos 70 degrees and there is that rain cloud ahead on thursday. we will put some more clouds especially sunday and a chance of light sprinkles and that will be on sunday. >>> time now, the demand for work visas, how a rush to bring some of the bay areas, largest companies. >>> and it is labor day weekend opening, and we will let you know more about the debate. >>> 680 traffic toes look good, we will tell you more about why it will be there for a while. . >>> good morning we have a major traffic problem, southbound 280 to northbound 101, this is a cement truck on its side. this may or may not be affecting 101 and drivers may not be getting a good look at this, however traffic will be bad in this area and we will have another update just ah

the irs is like ward and june cleaver, and we're all wally and the beaver.our accountant is eddie haskel, showing you neat tricks to get away with stuff. that's fine unless you get audited. then you don't want some wise guy going, "you have a very lovely office here, sir." because jail is the government's way of sending you to your room. when you meet whitey and lumpy in the joint there's really going to be something wrong with the beaver. stic tel evision do you like him? yeah, i like him. i like him a lot. so what's wrong with him? nothing, and i've looked. i'm sure you'll find something. the office. where'd you meet? yeah. he's a writer? big surprise. i was sitting on the reception desk. i was looking pretty hot wearing my sling-back pumps. what are those? ask your mother. you live with her, right? so then this guy comes up to me. he starts feeling my jacket between his thumb and his forefinger like this. so what'd you do? i said "what do you think?" he said, "gabardine?" and i said, "yeah." that was it. wow. just felt your material? yeah. jake jarmel. wo

lou: steven emerson has weighed in with the separatist it is not a motivation but we're also told by wally fair is that that network is quite extensive ban represents the views on the country. >> if she hides coming fatah of chechnya is serious with the exchanges between them and al qaeda when we first went into afghanistan helping the number alliance take down the taliban river also fighting chechen on the ground so we have had direct association with them ourselves they are serious organization to be sure their brutality what they have done in their movements is extraordinary most notable the school attack a number of years ago was unbelievable. in terms of the atrocity. lou: again, we have just received word that the terrorist, a dzhokar tsarnaev, is refusing to leave the boat at this point* as the description was down and we do not know he was shot in estimated 30 rounds fired so he is refusing to come out of the vote it makes this a perilous moment for everyone who has surrounded him. all law enforcement folks were there so it is a standoff. to those law enforcement officers how worri

it wally actually went to her office.her she saw it or not is a different question it definitely went above the assistant secretary level. >> bret: charles, this report says it went up to and including secretary clinton the democrats can say it's a partisan attack. when you produce documentary evidence of a charge said when she addressed the congress that was not exactly right. that she was not aware of these security compland and threat. >> let's play that. it was going to be our bump in shot. go ahead. >> the specific security requests pertaining to benghazi, you know were handled by the security professionals in the department. i didn't see those requests. they didn't come knee. i didn't approve them. i didn't deny them. what the report says is a cable she signed by then ambassador for additional security and that none the less orders with a withdraw will will of security assets in libya. that's a contradiction to what she said. the other damning evidence here, again, it doesn't matter hot source is. it's what the fact

. [♪ romantic music ♪] >> stephanie: wally at the sexy liberal in chicago.h could hope for. when you leaned forward to great more fans we were your support. i wrote a song called "we felt your boobs" in support. >> stephanie: thank you, wally. like you were the only one. [ applause ] >> stephanie: of course you were. so special to me. [♪ magic wand ♪] >> stephanie: wait. and redmond in washington, dear steph this is my dog he curls up in his chair to watch you every day. whenever you say anything particularly insightful he gives a long sigh i can only assume he is pleased that somebody is agreeing with him politically. [ applause ] >> stephanie: that's what you guys do. you sigh. and i'm just going to guess in agreement, in adoration. >> yes miss miller that's what we do is always agree with you. >> yes, you are always right. >> otherwise we get a stapler upside the head. >> two plus two equals seven. here i will throw a stapler at myself. >> stephanie: oh, thank you. a lot of news breaking left and right. >> right. >> stephanie: we were saying when all of t

wally world next three exits. wally world. >> well, better pack lightly, though. otherwise, you'll rack up some serious baggage fees. the thing is, i was thinking about taking a little bit of a sabbatical. i was wondering what you would think if i was to take some time off to manager weiner's campaign. do you think he would let me manage his -- we need the weiner, we do.we need the weiner coming back. he wants -- erect me. >> is that what it says? >> erect me, mr. mayor. it says it right there. weiner, give it up. >> nobody needs weiner, do they? >> no. >> definitely. >> do you want me to pick that one up and run with it? no, we do not. and i can't believe he's even considering -- >> why is everybody laughing at that? i don't know why. but would you be terribly upset if i were to take off and manage his campaign for him? >> yes. yes. i'd miss you terribly, first of all. >> i got on twitter and i was going to tweet my weiner out at the grill. >> i remember. >> i was going to tweet the picture of a ballpark frank is what i was going to say. i say it, but i'm afraid

that was wally farris adviser to the anti-terrorism caucus for the united states congress a quick update for you we are just finding out now that there has been word and reports of a fire possibly on that boat we cannot say for sure or not whether that fire was caused by the suspect himself or by the possible flash bangs that the police forces were using but we will get those updates as soon as they come in now for more on the origins of the suspects family and the history of chechnya i was joined earlier by john didak he is a president of the group known as arc angels our discussion included a quick history lesson on chechnya and the western misconceptions of that russian region take a look at one of the persons that in. the western world you need to understand is that chechnya is a part of russia certainly going back as you can six people russia has been attempting to were forced. into then doors russia is part of the soviet union couldn't be part of the russian writer and should you know. that connection with them so it was originally began with an independent oriented. with regard to

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this from wally, absolutely the no.ey can't guarantee a job. what happened to individual responsibility. and this from jim, for what those universitys are charging they should at least offer a money-back guarantee. tweet me @carol cnn. >>> kevin ware says he's doing just fine. the guy who had a bone sticking out of his leg a few days ago, he sits down to talk about the injury and the special phone call he got in the hospital. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ >>> college basketball's final four teams are in atlanta preparing for the semi final games. but the player getting the most attention won't be suiting up. kevin ware arrived with his teammates. before leaving louisville for atlanta he shath sat down to talk about the injury that's changed his life. >> first

wally had keep people like senator susan collins saying they would vote for the compromise, people tell us they are not entirely sure if this bill has enough backing behind it. a representative believes it will be very slow. there are a lot of heavy hitters such as the national rifle association raid began -- national rifle association weighing in. host: we also had the president unveiled his 2014 but last week. will we hear a conversation about budgeting? caller: there always will be. republicans do not believe the budget unveiled and the white house last week represents a compromise. the president is not dealing with in the confines of sequestration. many folks who are in charge are coming out to defend the 2014 budget. not goingl issues are away, either. >> whahost: what else are you watching? all eyes are really on the transition to 2014 when american forces start to get out of town -- when american forces get out of afghanistan. dearest love threat of further missile test from north korea. john kerry is in south korea this week. host: we also will see the head of the veterans affai

why does wallis and bret baier seem so organized? you can't look disorganized at a desk this large.ve little tables here, too. okay? >> brian: everything is hyped the -- behind the couch. >> gretchen: we don't really want to take a shot behind here. just right now. you know what i'm talking about, brian. >> brian: we got steve's tux he wore to his junior program back there. >> steve: that's right. >> gretchen: if you're taking wide shots, we need to do a little clipping over here on the sofa. you see these little threads? >> steve: this couch has been on television for a long time. this is a historical artifact. >> gretchen: some coffee stains under here. >> brian: can we get something newer, like the chair from archie bunker? that would be interesting. >> steve: brian, that is actually in the smithsonian museum, which is two miles from where you are right now. >> brian: what about our decision not to clean the couch? who made that decision? >> gretchen: we fabreezeed it a couple times. >> brian: that doesn't stand a chance. >> steve: brian, we'll be to brian to talk about the news

people wally had keep like senator susan collins saying they would vote for the compromise, people tell us they are not entirely sure if this bill has enough backing behind it. a representative believes it will be very slow. there are a lot of heavy hitters such as the national rifle association raid began -- national rifle association weighing in. host: we also had the president unveiled his 2014 but last week. will we hear a conversation about budgeting? caller: there always will be. republicans do not believe the budget unveiled and the white house last week represents a compromise. the president is not dealing with in the confines of sequestration. many folks who are in charge are coming out to defend the 2014 budget. gun-control issues are not going away, either. host: what else are you watching? caller: all eyes are really on the transition to 2014 when american forces start to get out of town -- when american forces get out of afghanistan. dearest love threat of further missile test from north korea. john kerry is in south korea this week. host: we also will see the head of the v

and with all patients benefit from a single, wally standard relating to sterile injectable?> we believe that there needs explicitar and standards for sterile practices in terms ofrm -- the fda regulatory oversight we think we can provide the greatest benefit in terms of where the risks are, by addressing sterile and injectable products, those facilities making sterile and injectable products in advance order without a prescription and selling across state lines, to represent the category that represents the highest risk to the american public. we think that clearly, any sterile product should be made in accordance with sterile procedures. >> it seems so obvious that it is shocking to me that this is such a huge issue out there and it is costing people their eyes, and some cases their lives, and enormous expenses in trying to treat this. thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. chairman, commissioner, thank you for being here. as we have this discussion about solving the sequestered -- it is interesting to note that the federal government continues to grow and that a significan