we have our own real-world wesley much. his name is barney frank. now, i don't normally use notes and i apologize when these notes room but i have to because i want to make exact locations without error here. you might remember one of the refrains in "atlas shrugged" is every time wesley mooch did some ridiculous things that made the economy even worse, he and his cronies would meet in washington and they would say we need broader powers. and we know government is the only enterprise that when it makes a mistake, repeats the mistake bigger. let me quote barney frank. after the collapse of u.s. housing industry, the us mortgage industry, a collapse more than any other individual, he engineered from his position in the u.s. congress getting fannie and freddie to loan money to and subsidized loans of money for people who couldn't possibly ever owned a home, could never pay back the mortgages. that was all barney frank's work. when asked we should do to cleanup the mess, he said quote unquote, the way teacher that is to give us broader powers. you can't

with the wesley snipes practicing on. the rumors of a possible move to match the united states. and also tiger woods or it sounds to action after a three month layoff. played a practice round at the bridgestone invitational that's his fast in the months since maine. champion's league qualifying is in full swing this week with most of the fixtures due to take place on wednesday bought three games are up for grabs to date as well and one has finished. them three one meaning the overall score up to both legs is also three one to the belorussians and they progress. down say have just. they drew with us. and we could go up in hagin versus shamrock rovers ease in progress as well with a dentist champions leading from last week's match. in the meantime be on the russian side in contention in qualifying for a spot in the main campaign rubina preparing for wednesday's home second leg against. double russian champions where to no winners last week in ukraine beaten three male in their latest premier league fixture on sound as a matching design kicks off at eight pm moscow time. staying wi

joined the team in china replacing the injured you might get some more men while they're still there wesley snape has been linked with a possible manchester united move recently is also with the school of their manager john peter gus barely played down the speculation. which saw. the reason it's not a problem he's playing for us training with us and he would learn certainly that is all i have to say about him. now the united states men's football team will have a decidedly german flavor now that hearing klinsmann has taken over as manager the forty seven year old stating on the day he was unveiled that the us will look to discover a global star of their own following in the footsteps of america's more popular sports nobody showed kobe bryant to do certain moves you know silva and soccer is the same way it is self teaching you learned you get better the more you play if you play twenty hours a week you will get really good if you played two hours a week it will be always limited so if you want to one day have a messy representing the states you need to find a cure to fix the boron twenty hou

bringham young, wheeton wesley. u.s. military academy west point. that is a list that mike and i will keep a close eye on when it's time for our kids to apply to school. >> yeah. chico state was once on the list. no way you're going there. >> so serious now. >> good for them. congratulations, i guess. >> maybe not. >> enrollment may be going down. who knows? we'll see. >> the fog is still with us. the clouds. it will clear by noon. at the coast, it will take a while longer. it's thin from emeryville to san francisco. thick enough to cause flight arrival delays. check out the flight tracker anytime. this will repeat. look from the top down. you can see how quickly the clouds are racing to the bay itself. holes at the coast. especially the peninsula coast. that's why we will see more snipe at our beaches than normal. normally the north bay is clear first. 58 in santa rosa. see thicker clouds there. rest of us in the 60s. to 73 in antioch. los gatos. good morning. inland, mid-60s for gilroy and salinas. just now breaking out in snipe. the weather patte

last thing on his mind you know you don't have moments where i was totally neglected my work was wesley during the war because obviously i was preoccupied with other things my life follies also changed the violist i thought it was never going to end. uneasy relations between georgia and a setia started in the late one nine hundred eighty s. they became aggravated after georgia withdrew from the u.s.s.r. the deputies of the south a setian parliament passed a resolution on state sovereignty in september one thousand nine hundred ninety which georgia refused to recognize since then georgia has been seeking unification with the south the center. on the ninth or from august the seventh to almost the eighth two thousand and eight georgian troops began shelling . the military units were forced to leave the country as a result of the russian peacekeeping operation afterwards russia recognized south ossetia as an independent state. in august two thousand and eight. and her young daughters spent five days in this basement together with another five hundred people. the residents of skin and underg

. >>> a few moments ago i also talked to nato's former commander, general wesley clark. he has been talking to his sources in tripoli and sees today as the final stages or representing some of the final stages of moammar gadhafi's time in power. >> this is not fortress stalingrad. he doesn't have cohesive forces. he's got a lot of mercenaries fighting for him. he cannot control access to the city so he can't prevent the infiltration of arms, ammunition and more fighters. if he is in tripoli, he's going to be driven down into a very small corner. and we're -- we're approaching the end game in this battle. >> so you believe it's imminent moammar gadhafi is going to lose power there? >> i think he's going to be forced -- i think he's approaching a decision point where he's reaching his last opportunities to bargain effectively for his survival and the survival of his family. and if he doesn't decide to do that, he's going to end up fleeing for his life. >> general wesley clark, a nato spokesperson today described moammar gadhafi's regime as crumbling and said nato would con

on the phone with me general wesley clark. here's the former supreme allied commander in europe and retired nato military commander. general clark, you've talked to your sources on the ground in libya. what are they saying to you about this latest spate of gun battle? general clark? you able to hear me okay? i know it's very windy where you are. what are your sources saying on the ground in libya? >> they're saying it's extremely dangerous. they're saying there's lots of armed men out there running around. and that no one's in control. and this is the second day of this. and so the idea that gadhafi could sort of fall back into tripoli and make a last stand there, this is not fortress stalingrad. he doesn't have adhesive forces. he doesn't have a lot of mercenaries fighting for him. he can't control the infiltration of arms, ammunition and more fighter. if he is in tripoli he's going to be driven down into a very small corner and we're -- we're approaching the end game in this battle. >> so you do believe that it's imminent th

wesley 81. london school of economics ms international relations. business week magazine moscow burro chief 4 4 years. the atlantic contributing editor one year and currently. national journal staff correspondent with five cover stories this year. the french were right kerry is a worldly der the rise of nationalism. rethinking that zionism and going dutch one year the new york and washington post, "los angeles times" contributed to. the real state of the union essays on united states the angry american our commentary on social rage. hobbies, travel in the form of ussr, the mideast and europe. paul, jeffrey sarrabin. >> the statistics that i gave from this quite remarkable 5,500 were recapped. do you believe that the historical account as given by at least two of the gospel writers of the christmas the angels announcing to mary. >> no, i'm not a theologian. >> do you think it's not treating as historical jesus' true history? >> well, i'm a histo historian t know how much historical evidence there is for this. we don't know the historical evidence his

fran townsend, wesley clark. what do you think? i'll be tweeting tonight as well. >>> next, a deadly day on the streets of syria. how many days have we said this now? but it has been another deadly day. top syrian diplomat telling us, no, no, they're actually protecting protesters. we're keeping them honest. >>> later, three young men convicted of killing three second graders, the west memphis three they've been known as, all three men are out of prison today. one was on death row. were they wrongly convicted or wrongly freed? crime and punishment, the west memphis three. isha? >>> you have to see it to believe it, and even then, a baby in a stroller in the back of a pickup. and wait until you hear what the babysitter said about it. that and much more when "360" continues. [ waves crashing ] [ martin luther king jr. ] i still have a dream that one day on the red hills of georgia, the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood. i have a dream today! [ male

. >> miguel hanson and diana wesley said their vows in front of a 30" monitor. they say there was nothing traditional about their wedding but the human touch was still needed. they had to have their license signed by a justice of the peace after they said their vows to the computer. >> that's neat. >> then get on the local news. why not. >>> all right. it is 4:56. the president doesn't love it. but we do have a deal. >> the pressure is on congress now just one day before america defaults on its debt. we'll have a live report coming from washington on what is next. >>> we'll tell you what that deal could mean for california. that's coming up. >>> we are live on the scene in richmond of another fatal shooting. one woman shot in the head, another man in the hospital. we'll have that story coming right up. ,, be out there! be out there! [female announcer] time was, kids did what came naturally, spending free time running barefoot through the grass, wading knee deep in streams, climbing to the tallest branch. but today, american kids are more likely found texting, wa

joining us from quebec city, former nato supreme commander general wesley clark. clark let me begin with this. can nato help the rebels find gadhafi? can the cia help? because we know they're in there somewhere. >> if he's talking, yes, but if he's just in a bunker somewhere, burrowed down underneath a house in some nondescript part of the city, probably not. in a given amount of time he'll be found. it seems unlikely he's going to simply hold out there. the way this has to work is the rebels have to find exactly where their limits of control are in the city. they have to push gadhafi's forces back into a perimeter, and continue to constrict that perimeter, and if gadhafi's not there, that perimeter is going to collapse pretty quickly. if he's there, putting his personal charisma on the line behind it, that's how you'll know. >> i know as you were on last night, we were talking and you could see the pictures of the rebels out in green square, martyr's square, the momentum was palpable, but they do appear to have lost the momentum according to sara sidner. did that

$80,000, followed by lake jackson, texas, which is near houston, where homes average $125,000, and wesley chapel, florida, which is near tampa at $134,000. >> yes, i didn't see manhattan on there anywhere. >> no, the other end. >> won't for a very long time. ashley, thanks for joining us. >>> just ahead on the morning news a muslim militant threatens david letterman. >>> plus hugs and tears as joplin, missouri, hits a milestone in their recovery from a devastating tornado. >>> first scott pelley has a preview of tonight's "cbs evening news." >> all across the country, people are locked into homes they can't afford and they're facing foreclosure. we'll tell you about a way that could help homeowners get out without the bank ever taking over. that story tonight on the "cbs evening news." they can hit you year round... indoors or out. [ sniffles ] oh to have relief. prescription nasonex is clinically proven to help relieve nasal allergy symptoms... including congestion, runny and itchy nose and sneezing. [ female announcer ] side effects may include headache, viral infection, sore throat, no

we have our own real-world wesley mouch. his name is barney frank., i don't normally use notes and i apologize for waiting these notes around but i have them because i want to be able to make exact quotations without error here. you might remember one of the refrains in "atlas shrugged" is every time wesley mouch did some ridiculous thing that made the economy even worse, he and his cronies would meet in washington and they would say, we need broader powers. you know government is the only enterprise that when it makes a mistake repeats the mistake bigger. well let me quote barney frank. after the collapse of the u.s. housing industry in the u.s. mortgage industry, a collapse more than any single individual, he engineered by from his position in the u.s. congress, getting fannie and freddie to loan money to subsidize loans of money to people who couldn't possibly ever own a home, could never pay back the mortgages. that was all barney frank's work. when asked what we should do to clean up the mess, he said quote, unquote the way to cure that is to gi

games the two sides share super cup record honors having one of five times apiece interment filler wesley schneider who has been linked with a possible manchester united move is expected to start for last year's italian league runners up gian piero gets perini expected to be the dutch players in the last game in the blue and black. the reason it's not a problem he's playing for us to any with us and to bloom certainly there is only have to say about him. tiger woods is the former world number one golfer one hundred missed three months of action through injury but practice on the greens yesterday ahead of this week's bridgestone invitational the good news being the american said he felt no pain afterwards woods is twenty eighth in the rankings currently he is now set to compete as well in next week's p.g.a. championship his first major tournament since the masters in the april where he finished in a tie for fourth thirty five also spoke on his split with long time caddie steve williams last month. i thought it was time for a change. i felt that you know steve and i have had some amazing ru

while elsewhere there seems to be no end to the transfer solder of into milan star wesley snider as the netherlands midfielder has voiced his belief that he is up for sale after old twenty seven year old has been quoted as saying in the dutch media that his current side into just waiting for a lucrative enough offer to sell him has been heavily linked with manchester united and manchester city in the english premier league however both clubs have rejected these persistent reports elsewhere a french league record signing has been unveiled in paris argentina feel to have a press story donning the number twenty seven jersey for paris on german for the first time after a five year deal with the capital club on saturday his move from syria aside palermo is reported to be worth some sixty million u.s. dollars the twenty two year old chose p.s.g. over chelsea saying he will play more often in france than he would with the english giants doesn't feel enough to buy the big money price tag. no no look i want to get i'm not really under any pressure i'm concentrating in the water to the best which

movie joyce beaver jones a movie that's a great way to go to the grand imperial college the george wesley bush coromandel you can a little closure for joe its ability to go and. read the sun the colonel was hoto a sister retreat. a sickness in society or a sickness in the system and something all parties copy all of them are the bride's locals give the government will break down the crime inside the social vacuum it helped create. a. paranoid and prepared with its economy teetering on the brink american stock up on the food supplies radios or guns to get them through do the same or somebody you could be right around the corner. of ethnic serbs in northern cos of a say they live in fear of having their lives and property taken the tensions remain high following weeks of on it's. a very warm welcome to you this is aussie life for i must have it the british prime minister is blaming criminal aspirations for the nights of riots in the u.k. but locals from the violence truck community say the government's budget policy is forcing us towards climate is tough all stars he measures and spending c

the joy to be able to be on the villains the great religion the grand imperial college the george wesley to school until you can a little closer to to civility to go. to the kernel was literally a school retreat. slamming into the social media probably linings the sun rises david cameron calls for a pound on twitter and facebook locals in the violence around preaching the say is that bounded by the compass. strips all the unity former u.s. defense secretary donald rumsfeld could find himself in the dog to see where iraq for veterans and give them the green light to see for and that still be a crime. and a media cardinality griot the government needs a great deal of press for the controversial movie that sees hot as the on this side . a very warm welcome to you this is our see live from moscow the british prime minister is blaming gangs blankly phones and even social networks for inciting the violence in the country david cameron's also said parts of society are sick but locals in the affected areas so you they've been neglected by the government years with a sense of insecurity growing o

while elsewhere there seems to be no end to the transfer saga of into milan star wesley snider as the netherlands midfielder has pushed his belief that he is up for sale after all the twenty seven year old has been quoted as saying in the dutch media that his current slide into are just waiting for lucrative enough offer to sell him snider has been heavily linked with manchester united and manchester city in the english premier league however both clubs have rejected these persistent reports. and elsewhere a french me record signing has been in paris argentina midfielder having a past story donning the number twenty seven jersey of paris and for the first time off to twenty five year deal with the capital club on saturday his move from serious side mode is reported to be worth some sixty million u.s. dollars the twenty two year old chose a p.s.g. over chelsea saying he will play more often in france and he would be the english giants. i mean will russia have won the euro leaks super final impeach sucka for the second time in history after coming from three goals down to switzerland si

we have our own real-world wesley mouch. his name is barney frank.ow, i don't normally use notes and i apologize for waiting these notes around but i have them because i want to be able to make exact quotations without error here. you might remember one of the refrains in "atlas shrugged" is every time wesley mouch did some ridiculous thing that made the economy even worse, he and his cronies would meet in washington and they would say, we need broader powers. you know government is the only enterprise that when it makes a mistake repeats the mistake bigger. well let me quote barney frank. after the collapse of the u.s. housing industry in the u.s. mortgage industry, a collapse more than any single individual, he engineered by from his position in the u.s. congress, getting fannie and freddie to loan money to subsidize loans of money to people who couldn't possibly ever own a home, could never pay back the mortgages. that was all barney frank's work. when asked what we should do to clean up the mess, he said quote, unquote the way to cure that is to

crazy alert a wedding certificate written in binary used in couple niguel hansen and diana wesley last got married last week at their wedding wasn't presided over by a religious leader instead it was done by a computer the couple describes themselves as tacky and wanted a nontraditional wedding where a computer officiated the entire ceremony even their vows were exchanged via an i phone the health of their computer to the good of job for the newlyweds or just the peace still had to be on hand to make the wedding legal nonetheless this will likely be the first of many weddings in the future to be presided over by computers i guess things sort of went downhill for watson after winning jeopardy. the power programs in me by the state of texas. has been if you make the. it's the good the bad and the very act x. server asli ugly first good former republican senator alan simpson simpson was one of the co-chairs of the president's deficit reduction commission and one of the guys and said the tax cuts of loopholes for the wealthy are unsustainable and emissary see simpson blasted republicans wh

we have our own real-world wesley mouch. his name is barney frank.w, i don't normally use notes and i apologize for waiting these notes around but i have them because i want to be able to make exact quotations without error here. you might remember one of the refrains in "atlas shrugged" is every time wesley mouch did some ridiculous thing that made the economy even worse, he and his cronies would meet in washington and they would say, we need broader powers. you know government is the only enterprise that when it makes a mistake repeats the mistake bigger. well let me quote barney frank. after the collapse of the u.s. housing industry in the u.s. mortgage industry, a collapse more than any single individual, he engineered by from his position in the u.s. congress, getting fannie and freddie to loan money to subsidize loans of money to people who couldn't possibly ever own a home, could never pay back the mortgages. that was all barney frank's work. when asked what we should do to clean up the mess, he said quote, unquote the way to cure that is to g

wesley clausen, drives one to the gain right. austin youngblood comes into score. 1-0, northern california. they're going nuts. bottom of the sixth. northern california one out away. lane pritchard, game-ending groundout. and northern california, they play the winner, and in the west final tomorrow. sports can bring a community together. the joy of the kids, brings it all home. we watched the giants in a battle for maybe another world series. beginning of the nfl preseason they're just playing the kids' game. aren't they? >> yeah, shthey sure are, thank you, jim. >> for a full half-hour of bay area sports coverage, watch comcast sports central tonight at 10:30. >> we're back in a stay with us. >>> the bay area prides itself on leading the green revolution. two nonprofit is partnering with pg & e to harness the sun. habitat for humanity and volunteers working with grid alternatives to outfit affordable homes at a former dennis tr site. it provides solar panels and job training for installations. the idea to revitalize neighborhood

we'll also hear what a campaign to take tripoli could look like from general wesley clark. at a live report from aruba with gary giordano still being held with the connection of a disappearance of robin guayn ga. he's being questioned bay police. we'll tell you where he's cooperating. those stories and of course tonight's ridiculous. >> see you in a few minutes. thanks. >>> conservatives are accuses the white house of providing back door amnesty to illegal immigrants. the new policy will halt 3r0eings against illegal immigrants deemed to pose no threat to national security or to public safety. included in this group are thousands of illegal immigrants who were brought to the united states when they were young children. you might remember late last year the president and democratic eyes in congress tried to protect this group by passing the so-called dream act arguing those brought here with small children should not be published for the illegal agents of their parents. now krit sak jan brewer suggest president is abusing his executive power and needs to be reminded he is no

with opposition forces, matthew chance in tripoli and from aspen, colorado, retired allied commander wesley clark. sir, you've been with the opposition forces. how close are they to tripoli, and how much trouble is gadhafi in right now? >> reporter: anderson, they're just 30 miles from tripoli. we're talking about nothing, basically. but what we are seeing in the city of zawhi very strategically important, there is an oil refinery that rebels now have a hold of. they gave us a tour of the refinery. it's in perfect condition. it's one of the only functioning refineries left in the country. and for them it's very important that they're able to cut off that oil supply to tripoli. so they're very happy about that. and they say they have now gotten control of 8 of 0%, 80% of the city, but they are still battling it out in 20% of the city. we've heard heavy, heavy gunfire, mortars, artillery rounds, going on in just 20% of the city. they feel like we're going to end this thing in the next day or so, and then they tell us they plan on pushing forward to tripoli which is just about a 40-minute driv

miguel hanson and diana wesley said their vows in front of a 30" monitor.there was nothing traditional about their wedding. but the human touch was still needed. they had to have their license signed by a justice of the peace after they said their vows to a computer. and apparently, they met on the sweet on geeks website. >> really. >> yes. she made her character with nerds candy. >> cute. >> all nerds all the time. very sweet. >>> thanks for joining us today. up next on "the

general wesley clark is joining us now.eneral clark, nato obviously very much involved in this operation. the nato air power. but ground forces as well training the rebels. what can you tell us about what nato troops have done on the ground as opposed to in the air to help the rebel forpces get rd of the gadhafi regime? >> it's clear that the french and british advisers and others are in there helping them plan and organize this. what you have seen in the last four weeks is a dramatic improvement in the ability of the rebels to maneuver on the ground. it's the maneuver augmented by air support that could go after the forces of gadhafi. >> hold on, general. we have tape of sara doing a report. i want to listen to her report. >> reporter: ten minutes later after we talked to those in the square who were happy to be in their homes who left, they had come back to fight. >> all right. we're going to cue up the tape, general, sorry. let's continue this conversation. we'll get sara on the phone. i want you to talk to her. you were

with opposition forces, matthew chance in tripoli and from aspen, colorado, retired allied commander wesley clark. sir, you've been with the opposition forces. how close are they to tripoli, and how much trouble is gadhafi in right now? >> reporter: anderson, they're just 30 miles from tripoli. we're talking about nothing, basically. but what we are seeing in the city of zawhi very strategically important, there is an oil refinery that rebels now have a hold of. they gave us a tour of the refinery. it's in perfect condition. it's one of the only functioning refineries left in the country. and for them it's very important that they're able to cut off that oil supply to tripoli. so they're very happy about that. and they say they have now gotten control of 8 of 0%, 80% of the city, but they are still battling it out in 20% of the city. we've heard heavy, heavy gunfire, mortars, artillery rounds, going on in just 20% of the city. they feel like we're going to end this thing in the next day or so, and then they tell us they plan on pushing forward to tripoli which is just about a 40-minute driv

you see the announcement bump you see it from fred thompson to wesley clark, but the question is sustainabilityls the way we saw mitt romney there and getting tough questions from new hampshire voters who are really, really tough. i've seen people go from town hall to town hall and ask follow-ups. >> it's a dedicated voter in new hampshire. >> yes. >> nathan, digging a little bit deeper into the gallup poll, voters in the south, rick perry, 39%. mitt romney, 12%. ron paul, 9%, michele bachmann, 8%. rick perry, southern accent, it won't play, but theoretically it suggests his base and after the first four, a lot of states in the south, super tuesday, is the south going to be the kind of strength of rick perry? >> i think that, you know, it does start with the first, iowa, and new hampshire, but it's all about momentum and if he can stay in the game, you know, stay in the game against bachmann in iowa and mitt romney in new hampshire, and get to the south where he's stronger, i think that would be key. >> mike huckabee even though after he lost florida and the nomination was over in 2008, he won

what a campaign to take tripoli could look like from retired commander general wesley clark >>> syrianassador of the u.n. claimed on this program last night that world has it wrong, that security forces are actually protecting protestors, not shooting them. tonight we'll hear from a syrian who was in a crowd today when he was fired upon. those stories and an updating on the missing american in aruba, robyn gardner. and more piers morgan in a moment. ee®? only superpages®. wherever you are, wherever you're going, you'll find the super business you need. so next time, let the good guys save the day. get the superguarantee®, only at superpages®. in the book ... on your phone or online. >>> on monday my exclusive interview with john huntsman, the republican candidate. we conducted it here in san diego and it's pretty explosive. hear his views about his other republican candidates, particularly what the tea party members are up to and what he this of how they behaved over the debt deal. >> i thought its with the height of irresponsibility. the height of irresponsibility where 25% of the wor

gets to pick three, and he's done it, and here they are, all three are experts in taxes and finance, wesley of new york, nicolas cage of california, and willie nelson of texas. >> all right. time now for your political tickle with tim farley host of morning briefing from washington. you're in washington? >> yes, indeed, i am, sir. >> were you at the debate? >> no, i was covering it here. i was anchoring coverage from the studios. the megaplex here in washington, d.c. >> what do you think? >> you know, you go into this, it's like a football game, ali, you're watching during the night and you're seeing all the different plays and saying, the guard pulled on this play. look at how he avoided that interception. at the end of the game all anyone cared about was the score. going into it mitt romney was in first place and coming out of it i think mitt romney was in first place. he didn't get damaged too much. there was a fight between tim pawlenty and -- well, not a literal fight, but back and forth between tim pawlenty and michele bachmann. and there was also a bit of scrap between rick santorum

it's not some punk teenager, it is 71-year-old charles wesley, and apparently, sla stands for sane liberated this guy is its only member. he believes the party will take over the country, once our economy completely collapse, and he got busted after witnesses saw hill tagging a pole sunday, look booked on criminal miss chief and held on 5 thousand bail. 71-year-old and you're the most notorious graffiti artist. >> from one to another. we go to florida a 90-year-old navy veteran is theldest graduate from florida atlantic university at 90 years old. it's a wonderful story. he always wanted to go back and get his masters. he was born in 1921 in north africa and joined the north african navy fighting against the nazi, later joined the french navy andsraeli navy. a true hero. >> and getting his degree the biggest accomplishment of his life. in a pretty accomplished life already. >> live it every day. >> 90 years ole. there's still a lot to look forward to. >> here's something to look forward to i pair of flip-flops that will cost y y 18 thousand. that's because on the bottom of those flip flops i

the right passenger, philippe martinez who produced the movie "game of death" by wesley snipes. he was board an american airlines flight to miami. he didn't realize the knife was in his bag. kelsey grammer for mayor of new york? he tells today's "new york post" he's planning to run for mayor possibly in the big apple. grammar says he looks at politics as a chance to give back. his next tv role, playing the fictional character of mayor. he looks tough there. >> he does. on this monday morning straight ahead, listen to this. this plane you're about to see right there crashed shortly near the runway and split in half. how did everybody live to tell the tale? you can thank an american hero from ohio and he'll join us live next. >> and then now you see it, now you don't. cameras catch these bottles as they vanish right off the shelf. >> where are they going? >> vanishing. >> poof! almost tastes like one of jack's als. fiber one. h, forgot jack cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? um... try the number one! [ jack ] yeah, ts is pretty good. [ male announcer ]alf a day's worth of fibe

. >> michael on facebook, if you want a name, general wesley clark.e is not a democrat and i would like too see sanders run. outside possibility warren buffett. president obama is capable, but needs better advisers and i need him to be a lot more aggressive who would that be? they are all on vacation. we ought to run two republicans. cheryl said jack, my dear, i say this with love. you have to let go to the fantasy of hillary running against obama. it ain't gonna happen. you can go to my plug remember how much fun we had when sillry and barack were teeing it up for the nomination last time? >> i remember vividly. i remember at the kodak theater between hillary clinton and barack obama. we know what happened after that. some stretch of primaries. >> thank you. >> and you are in "the situation room" happening now. breaking news. wall street reals after a brutal day. that's on massive losses across the board. we have details of what caused this latest stock massacre. also, the u.s. said the syrian leader must go. as the united nations sounds the alarm ag

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back four years earlier, wesley clark, the former general, former head of nato, same thing, lot of fanfaren't have the staying power, did not do well after an initial bump in the polls. one thing about rick perry this guy is a good politician, compared to maybe those two other names we just mentioned. but ali, one other thing, a lot is going to happen in the next two months. you have five presidential debates over the next two months including two from cnn. a lot could change this race. rick perry will be tested for the first time. >> september 11th in tampa. >> september 12th. >> i'm sorry. tampa. good to see you my friend. >> thank you. >>> talk back on one of the big stories of the day. the question, should candidates religion matter? consider mitt romney, once a strong frontrunner for the republican nomination, the latest cnn/orc poll shows romney slipping in a distant second. the man at the top, you heard, texas governor rick perry, a man who loudly touts his christian religion, remember the prayer rally? >> like all of you, i love this country deeply. thank you all for being here. an

close out, i do want to recognize the returning advisors from this first year, harold, scott lewis, wesley lewis, those extending their terms, cameron, kimberly eckholm, john, clinton gilmore, christopher hart, alan johnson, richard pollock, where she'd. and as a final close i would like to ask the moda advisors that are with us today, and one spouse of mark jones, wherever you are, i think you're there, deserve a special recognition. i would like to ask the following advisors to stand and then lead us out to the reception, and join me in a round of applause, please, for the returning advisors. david clifton, george dryden, john hawke, charles heiden, mark jones, and mrs. mark jones, and then the extending teresa sorensen who is here. if you would join in a round of applause, and they will lead you to food and drink. thank you very much. [applause] >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the u.s. commission on civil rights is wholly a briefing this morning on eminent domain abuses. eminent domain is the right of government to take private property from public use. last we

i do want to recognize the returning advisers from this first year; harold graziano, scott lewis, wesleyewis. those extending their terms, cameron delancey, kimberly, quentin gilmore, christopher hart, alan johnson, rashid diallo, and as a final closer i would like to ask the moda advisers that are with us today, um, and one spouse of mark jones wherever you are, i think you're there, deserve a special recognition. [laughter] i would like to ask the following advisers to stand and then lead us out to the reception and join me in a round of applause, please, for the returning advisers; david clifton, george dryden, john hawk, charles heiden, mark jones and be mrs. mark jones, and then extending, teresa sorenson, who's here. if you would join in a round of applause, and they will lead you to food and drink. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> and tonight on "the communicators," we'll hear about legislative proposals in congress for addressing the issue of cybersecurity. our guests include texas representative mac