i'm wolf blitzer. you are "the situation room." >>> the iranian president hold trying to form, unleashing fiery attacks at the he united states and radical allegation. mahmoud ahmadinejad took his turn at the podium over it united nations general assembly just a little while ago. he cited allegations that the united states had some involvement in planning the 9/11 attacks, prompting delegates at the and several other western nations to simply walk out. u.s. officials are calling ahmadinejad's remarks, and i'm quoting now, abhorrent and delusional. here is a taste of what he said. >> translator: in identifying who is responsible behind the 9/11 attacks there are three viewpoints, first, that a very powerful and complex terrorist group able to successfully cross all layers of the american intelligence and security carried out the attack. this is the prevalent view point which has been supported mainly and advocated by american statesmen. second, that some segments within the u.s. government orchestrated

i'm wolf blitzer. i'm wolf blitzer. "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we begin with a shocking story. american soldiers allegedly killing for sport on the front lines in afghanistan. cnn has now obtained tapes in some cases confessions of the soldiers involved. three afghan civilians are dead. 12 u.s. army infantry men are accused. and the u.s. military is trying to explain how a rogue band of american soldiers killed for sport by day. drew griffin has been digging into this story. drew, tell our viewers here in the united states and around the world what you've learned. >> it's almost hard to believe, wolf. most troubling is the details are coming from the soldier s themselves, explaining to investigators how these three afghan men on three different occasions were pulled from their homes, stood up, shot, and blown up for no apparent reason. in the tapes obtained by cnn, the soldiers accused in their own words are not denying anything. but trying to explain how highly-trained soldiers coul

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i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> a big curtain call for a dramatic primary season. seven states and the district of columbia are voting right now. the results are will set the tone headed to the midterm election. that could be the game changer for the entire country. check out the top races and the campaign trends being put to the test on this day in the delaware gop senate race, it's moderate congressman mike castle versus tea party candidate, christine o'donnell. the tea party could deliver one of the most devastating blows yet to the republican political establishment. >>> in new york, the veteran democratic congressman, charlie rangel, faces five primary challengers. we'll see if this legendary power broker survives the stain of ethics charges. here in the district of columbia, the first-term mayor adrian fenty is fighting a tough challenge. if he loses, politicians across the country may shy away from the kind of aggressive education reform that's been fenty's trademark. first

i'm wolf blitzer. i'm wolf blitzer.ons by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> president obama today came face-to-face with the anger and the deep disappointment that's sweeping the country at the heart of it, the long economic slump and the slow recovery. the president appeared at a town hall-style meeting on cnbc. listen to this. >> i'm exhausted. i'm exhausted of defending you, defending your administration, defending the mantle of change that i voted for, and deeply disappointed with where we are right now. i have been told that i voted for a man who said he was going to change things in a meaningful way for the middle class. i'm one of those people, and i'm waiting, sir. i'm waiting. i don't feel it yet. >> my goal here is not to try to convince you that everything is where it needs to be. it's not. that's why i ran for president. but what i am saying is that we're moving in the right direction. >> like a lot of people in my generation, i was really inspired by you and by your campaign and message that you brought. and that

wolf? >> we'll stand by for that, mary snow. thank you. >>> an angry reaction for president obama today to what he calls hateful allegations leveled at the united states by ahmadinejad. it was a direct response to the iranian president who went before the united nations general assembly yesterday and poured more fuel on conspiracy theories about the 9d/11 attack. let's bring on dan lothian in new york. dan? >>> one expert on iran says when ahmadinejad comes to the united states, new york, and the u.n., he comes to put on a show, to confront his western critics face-to-fa face-to-face. if that is the case, he did not disappoint. >>. >> reporter: iran's president mahmud ahmadinejad once again opened his mouth, and inserted not only his foot but his entire leg, blaming the u.s. for the 9/11 attacks. >> some segments within the u.s. government orchestrated the attack to reverse the declining american economy and its grips on the middle east in order to save the zionist regime. >> reporter: the

wolf? >> elizabeth cohen, thank you. >>> cnn has learned that president obama will officially make a controversial appointment to he is expected to name harvard professor elizabeth warren as special adviser to help set up a new consumer protection agency. instead of making a formal nomination, he is creating the role especially for her so she can build the agency from scratch. the move is ticking off many republicans, even democrats who say warren is too liberal and lacks government experience. some democrats, as i said, aren't very happy either. our national political correspondent jessica yellin has been spent time work thong story. this appointment will affect a lot of americans? >> yes this agency, wolf is designed for anybody who has a credit card, a car loan, a mortgage t is supposed to give -- create this agency that has broad powers to check on financial firms and make sure that they are protecting consumers and kind of avoid the kind of mortgage crisis we just went through. >> woul

see, you forgot already, wolf. we just don't -- we forgot already, at least it seems like a small majority of americans may have forgotten that the mess we're in was not caused by barack obama. the mess that we're in was caused by george w. bush. he invaded a country that was no threat to this country and put us, what will be trillions of dollars in debt, eventually. meaning we've totally screwed the future of our grandchildren. he presided over further deregulation of wall street and the banking industry that started under bill clinton. and -- but he went -- bush was like on steroids with letting the banks and wall street do whatever they want. he caused a huge crash that we're not out of the woods on yet and frankly, we may even be heading toward another different form of crash. >> i ask these questions, mike -- i ask these questions, michael, because in your most recent column you wrote you say you're complaining about what's going on. do the democrats deserve what they're about to get? you asked. you answer, ab

wolf? >>> what's the latest on the current terror intelligence that's coming in? because there's a lot of concern that there could be another plot unfolding in europe. >> multiple sources toll us that the plot concerned mumbai-style command attacks in europe on symbols of economic power like banks and stock exchanges. the potential perpetrator, sources say, are people with western passports that can travel around europe. the intelligence is not precise. but the believe is that a dozen individuals may be involved. on the record, u.s. officials are saying as little as they can about the investigation. >> we are not going to comment on specific intelligence. as doing so threatens to undermine intelligence operations that are critical and protecting the united states and our allies. >> on background, u.s. officials say they see no indication that the intelligence about potential terror attacks in europe has a u.s. dimension. but, they are continuing to look. >> they don't know what they don't.

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room. >>> up first this hour, this coming in to the situation room, republicans going to extraordinary new links to try to play the ethics card against democrats with five weeks to go before the congressional election, the gop members of the house ethics committee are standing together and speaking out about the charges of charlie ran gal and maxine waters. let's go to dana bash to find out what's going on. what is going on. >> something that's going on is really, really rare, wolf. deliberations that are normally going on in secret and tend to go on in a bipartisan way in the ethics committee have spilled to the open and specifically differences in the house ethics committee spilled to the open. republicans released this statement. all five blasting the democratic chairwoman sow lofgren for what they say is stalling for whether or not to set a trial for two democratic congress before the election. the congressman is charlie rangel and maxine waters. members o

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> a warning today from israel's chief, that a new round of violence could explode. i spoke today with a veteran of middle east diplomacy. the former president of the united states bill clinton holding the conference in new york city. we covered a wide range of topics. first, listen to his take on whether the israelis and palestinians are finally ready to give peace a chance. >> you're hosting here during this current cgi on the middle east. i know you worked really hard and we discussed this in cape town, south africa recently, if there's any hope for an israeli-palestinian deal. you're going to meet with the president and palestinian prime minister. do you think this is doable in the next year, real clee, or is this just false? a false hope? >> no. i think it's imminently doable. i was always expected that in this period, the israelis and palestinians would make an agreement, number one, because everyone knows it was a really bad move not to do it te

you forgot already, wolf.en that the mess we're in was not caused by barack obama. the mess that we're in was becaused by george w. bush. he invaded a country that was no threat to this country, and put us what will be trillions of dollars in debt eventually. meaning we have totally screwed the future of our grandchildren. he presided over further deregulation of wall street and the banking industry that started under bill clinton and he went -- bush was like on steroids with letting the banks and wall street do whatever they want. he caused a huge crash that we're not out of the woods yet and we may be heading toward a different crash. >> i ask these questions because in your most recent column, do the democrats deserve what they're about to get, you ask and your answer, absolutely. and i was a little confused by what you precisely meant by that. >> they deserve it only in the sense that they brought it on themselves. but they also went on to say, that we have a responsibility now to save the democrats from t

john wolf. the associate vice chancellor for academic affairs for the university system of maryland. >> yes, thhy are of concern. in terms of the things that need to be done at each institutiin, %-admitted, to beesuccessful in attaining their degree. >> but coppin's graduation rate rivals those of other niversity -ystem schools. at the university of maryland eastern shore..3 15 percent of sttdents graduate in four years. 27 percent in five years. and 32 percent in six years. and this year, its president dr. wolf said although the nummers appear low, progress is being made. >> each institution has worked to define where the weaknesses are among their specific studen3 population, and put ii place programs to help address theú

i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >>> michael moore's no stranger to controversy. his feelings about the proposed islamic cultural center near ground zero in new york are no exception. the filmmaker has taken an uncompromising position on how that project should be handled. and joining us now from miami, the documentary filmmaker michael moore. thanks very much for coming in. >> thanks for having me, blitz, i appreciate it. >> you can call me blitz, wolf, whatever you want, that's fine. let's talk about this latest article or blog that you wrote, because it sort of jumped out at me. you said you don't want the

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> right now president obama appears to be losing the confidence of a powerful voter with a huge personal stake in the economy. we're talking about donald trump, the business tycoon and tv personality who knows more than most americans about hiring and, yes, firing. i sat down with him today inside trump tower here in new york city. we spoke about the economy, politics, and much, much more, including the economy. >> you're not convinced he can win re-election? >> i don't know if he can. i see such hate red and animosity. we see taxes going up. we see wars that we shouldn't be in. we see roadways going into manhattan that are falling apart and yet we're rebuilding afghanistan. i don't know if it's going to work out for him. >> a little taste of our wide ranging, lengthy, and i should say provocative interview. stand by to hear the complete interview, donald trump's take on the bush tax cuts, the tea party movement, and more. that's coming up here in "th

i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." "john king usa" starts right now. >> thanks, wolf. good evening, everyone. i've covered politics for 25 years now. 22 of them based in our nation's capital. which more and more these days might be better described as our nation's circus. what happened under the capitol dome today would make much more sense under the big tent. elephants donkeys and clowns of all political persuasions. in the house, the democratic leadership decided it will adjourn without deciding what to do about the bush tax cuts that expire at the end of this year. the leadership knows what it wants to do.

i'm wolf blitzer. you are in "the situation room." >>> the nation's capital may be on the brink of a whole new day with change in the work at the white house and at a midterm election that could change the balance of power. a little more than a month before america votes, president obama is about to lose his right-hand man and one of his closest political adviser. sources tell cnn the white house chief of staff rahm emanuel will officially step down tomorrow to run for mayor of chicago. the president is expected to announce ee manual's exit in the east room of the white house. president also gave something of a sendoff today to democratic congressional leaders. he met with them behind closed doors at the white house as lawmakers head home for the last big campaign push before the election. let's bring our senior congressional correspondent dana bash. dane a you have been speaking with some folks that were at that closed door meeting with the president. what have you learned? >> democratic congressional

a lone wolf feels must be done. i don't refer to terrorism all this nothing but unconventional warfare. but very accurately. saw the picture when he was over in the middle east he came home and he saw what the government and. people who run the government are doing and how they killed the people in waco how they killed the people at ruby ridge and as a military man he decided as a general of one to let the government know he didn't like it they didn't even pay attention to the growth of this right wing always did its good ol boys no problem and then you know oklahoma city bombing just was totally beneath their radar it did send a message but they didn't get the message they may be behind the scenes admit the message. but the public didn't get the message it was simply he was a horrible guy who blew up all these people well that happens and warm. right after the oklahoma city bombing in one thousand nine hundred five the f.b.i. in fact hired about five hundred new agents and they were largely tasked to domestic terro

wolfe: well, let's find out. the message is: we got to stop another murder. but this pool could be anywhere. ♪ boa vista: okay, try clicking on it. wolfe: no. it's nothing. yeah, but it moved. it moved. did you see that? it shifted. so maybe you can shift the perspective. see if you can spin it. (tapping keys) ryan, that's dade university bell tower. that's the south side of the campus, where the faculty pool is. (sirens wailing) (tires screeching) what are you doing here? i got the call out. ♪ that way! that way! (radio static crackles) this is wolfe! i need an ambulance to dade university faculty pool! (wolfe shouts) you got him? yeah, go, go! (groans) cpr! get started! come on! breathe. come on, breathe! (panting): no. he's gone. (exhausted groan) (sighs) [ courier ] i'm a legal courier. if i have to look at multiple cases, with blackberry torch i can have multiple tabs going, scroll over to it - there it is. i call it a "future phone." [ laughs ] [ photographer ] i wanted to be able to show beautiful images on my phone. so it's kind of like bringing the t

wolfe: well, let's find out. the message is: we got to stop another murder. but this pool could be anywhere. ♪ boa vista: okay, try clicking on it. wolfe: no. it's nothing. yeah, but it moved. it moved. did you see that? it shifted. so maybe you can shift the perspective. see if you can spin it. (tapping keys) ryan, that's dade university bell tower. that's the south side of the campus, where the faculty pool is. (sirens wailing) (tires screeching) what are you doing here? i got the call out. ♪ that way! that way! (radio static crackles) this is wolfe! i need an ambulance to dade university faculty pool! (wolfe shouts) you got him? yeah, go, go! (groans) cpr! get started! come on! breathe. come on, breathe! (panting): no. he's gone. (exhausted groan) (sighs) [ courier ] i'm a legal courier. if i have to look at multiple cases, with blackberry torch i can have multiple tabs going, scroll over to it - there it is. i call it a "future phone." [ laughs ] [ photographer ] i wanted to be able to show beautiful images on my phone. so it's kind of like bringing the t

we're on north wolf and east madison. the information we have is that the doctor remains in critical condition in surgery right now and according to our media partner the baltimore sun, a nurse, who was on the same floor in the nelson building at the time of the shooting, sought shooter come. he was apparently upset at the medical treatment give ton his mom. he, according to a nurse, threatened to jump out the window. that nurse ran out and heard gunshots behind her. then a doctor was shot and is in critical condition and is now in surgery. we don't know if the doctor was treating the suspect's mother. we know that johns hopkins hospital continues to be in lockdown. you can see the streets are shut off. we're still waiting word on any new information. as as, information is getting jumbled as we're getting closer to the scene, so we'll share information as we get it. >> your camera picked up proof this is a fluid situation. they're still seth up their mobile command post again, we have received information that the man is

along the way they were confronted by a wolf, bear, snake, and fox. is they tricked that fox, and the bear and got them to the woods. it is a long, long summer and i don't have a contract, i said, maybe i'll try to write something, never written a picture book before. i sat at the word processor, i'll write my grandfather books. all 16 pages. it is usually 6 to 7 pages long. i sent it to my editor anne swarts. she was at thow publishing books. at the time she was at dial. she was right out of college and a reader. she wrote my manuscripts. she said it has possibility. there is a story in there but way too much going on. you have 3 kids, a grandmother, a grandfather, you got a bear, a snake, a wolf, and fox. a dog, cat, and a neighbor, way too much going on. if you'd like to rewrite it and shorten it some what and i'd be glad to look at it again. but that is not my grandfather's story. i can't do that. i thought i don't have a contract. i said i'll get rid of my brother and sister. [laughter]. and i'll keep myself. and i'll get rid of the wolf, bear, a

the wolf is a soft contain. all animal but each one is strongly individualists. and that's what i want i advocate law wolf as a. i think the clay was very smart. i don't wire and coke at the rocks but he was the good soldier i mean he made a decision about what he thought needed to be done. grab the federal government by the throat make a pay for waco and so on and he went out there and it. it was a transformative moment i think that after oklahoma city it no longer really mattered who you attacked it's just a matter of the kind of results you got and in fact i think it's clear that one hundred sixty eight deaths became sort of the minimum right if you want to relate to a big thing you got to get at least a hundred sixty nine got to add to mcveigh and you know for people who may think that sounds crazy let me just say that after mcveigh there were a number of plots directed against various institutions in the federal government and so on from the radical right to contemplate the deaths of thousands and thousands and thousands of people to me there's no extreme or

they're referring to the incident at 600 wolf street.ting live reporting now from wmar. >> reporter: inside the building tell us this incident happened in the nelson building on floor eight, although we have not confirmed that yet. the doctor in this situation is in critical condition and the suspect is still on the loose. has not been caught. s.w.a.t. team is on the scene there. they are trying to deal with this suspect who we're told has been barricaded into a specific area of the hospital. the hospital on lockdown right now as they deal with this very serious crisis situation. we're joined by rob, a former baltimore city police spokesman. rob, talk about how they're dealing with this in crisis perspective at this moment. >> it's important for everyone to understand right now there's still a lot of unknown facts and certainly don't want to speak on behalf of the department, hopkins at this point, but we're dealing with a very severe condition of instability and danger. the first thing that must be done is to secure the scene and make s

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>> igor. >> igor, okay. >> we have reynolds wolf in bermuda.een there but every two or three years they've been sideswiped. they're kind of in the line of fire. >> they're used to this. >> they need to hunger down a bit. igor is going to churn its way. it's a huge system as well. it's very broad, extending from the center about just under 100 miles. hurricane-force winds but extending out 345 miles from the center. we've got tropical-force storm winds. this is going to engulf bermuda in the not too disstants future. weather conditions are going to be deteriorating and the system is packing winds just about 115 miles an hour. it's a category 2, but before it's expected to make landfall, we're anticipating that it's going to be at category 3. then there is karl. karl used to be a hurricane. then it moved onshore from the gulf of mexico, slammed into the southeastern or eastern coast of mexico, and now just the remnants are ringing out across the mountains and essentially just kind of moving off the coast. we've got some pictures of flooding acros

i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room.ohn king usa starts now. >>> we begin with an eye opening now report about a rise in anti-government extremism and militia activity in the united states. within that report, a shocking subplot. evidence that james von bruin, the man who walked into the holocaust museum in washington 15 months ago and shot a security guard had his sights set on a bigger target, the president's top political adviser. what motivated these groups and why are more and more stock piling ammunition and training for battle? "time" magazine, whose cover store this week, a six-month investigation. francis townsend served as white house security adviser under president george w. bush. she's a partner at the international law firm on bake er botts. as part of your reporting here you spent time with the ohio defense force. one of these militia groups around the country as it was conducting its annual exercise. you write this in your report. their unit seal depicts a man with a musket over the motto today's minute m

i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> president obama challenged the united nations this week to seize the moment and embrace middle east peace. he spoke at length about the conflict in his speech before the united nations general assembly on thursday. >> peace must be made by israelis and palestinians, but each of us has a responsibility to do our part as well. those of us that are friends of israel, to understand the true security for the jewish state requires >> the rights of the palestinian people will be won only through peaceful means, including genuine recommend onsill yags with a secure israel. >> i spoke this week with a veteran of middle east diplomacy, the former president bill clinton, as he was hosting his clinton global initiative meeting in new york. we covered a wide range of topics, but, first, listen to his take on whether the israelis and the palestinians are finally ready to give peace a chance. >> you have a session that you are hosting here during this current cgi

the wolf pack has the nation's top offense and the bears would find out why.lin tapper nick. the nevada quarterback throws for two touchdowns and runs for three more racking up 325 total yards. the wolf pack jumped out to a 21-7 lead. shane va region did his best to keep the bears in it. down 24-14 in the third the train breaks free for a 50-yard touchdown run, his third for the game and eighth of the season, cal was within three, a 200-yard night from green. he didn't get help from kevin riley. he throws three interceptions, marlin johnson takes one of them back 65 yards for the score, cal gained over 500 yards but gave up 396. nevada takes on the bears 62- 31. >>> give me the top 5. brett anderson false off the mound but makes the throw from the seat of his pants to make ben revere. >>> number 4 not much to say here other than thank three the marlins only have 9 total games left. >> hoe hoe. >> we stay in miami. you won't see a shortstop cover more ground than starling pass grow. that ends the game. they beat the cubs 2-0. >>> at number 2 southern miss and k

he is bringing a wolf on set.d knows they're important for our ecosystem and will come here in our last half hour to talk bit. >> let's go back upstairs, juju, with the morning's news. good morning. >> good morning, robin and george. >>> we begin with the first of its kind merger involving the discount airline industry. southwest is buying airtran for almost $1.4 billion. >>> another developing story today. rivers in wisconsin and minnesota are expected to crest today after days of heavy rain. all eyes are on a levee in the town of portage, wisconsin, though, which is leaking. 300 residents were told to evacuate, and those who didn't could be stranded for days. >>> some of the most popular ways we communicate could soon be the subject of sweeping new regulations. according to "the new york times," those new rules would make it easier for all services that enable communication to be wiretapped. that includes devices like your tuld includes devices like your designed to help monitor or >>> in afghanistan, u.s. force

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. >> jimmy: you play a wolf. >> i play a wolf, and we go on adventures. we go on wolf adventures.ke kind of an adult theme. a lot of wolf boning in the movie. kids are going to love it. >> jimmy: yeah. yeah. but it's a cute movie. we have a clip from movie here. it's "alpha and omega." justin long. ♪ >> they're too far ahead. we'll never make it. >> hold on! ♪ >> look! [ screaming ] >> world adventurers. >> i told you we make a good team. >> did you say that? i thought i said that. >> jimmy: it's cute. it's in theaters this weekend. "alpha and omega." more with justin long when we get back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ host: could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? was abe lincoln honest? mary: does this dress make my backside look big? abe: perhaps... save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance?really host: is having a snowball fight with pitching great randy johnson a bad idea? man: yeah, i'm thinking maybe this was a bad idea. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. i'm hanging out with the great justin long. his

i'll spend the rest of the day getting this wolf hair off. is an abc 7 news update. >> and good morning everybody and welcome back. i am alison starling with your local news update on this monday, this rainy monday morning. we start with lisa baden in the traffic. >>> takes longer in their rain and visibility is extremely poor. you actually have to put your headlights on. you cannot expect a lot of volume of northbound 95. there is a little bit of a break at duke street and you're in it to line up for the expert -- exit at the pentagon. crossing over the 14th street bridge and slows in all lanes. maryland delays on the beltway are close to georgia tech -- old georgetown road. >>> we have a few intermittent showers across the area which are light in nature but the roads are wide everywhere. look at that heavy rain out of north carolina stretching into georgia. all that moisture is continuing to push north. we will have off and on rain today into tonight and severe thunderstorms are possible along and east of 15 which includes the metro area. w

what of that wolf hound at your back? and then a poem that is for mahmud darlish called the dream of narcissus. the dream of narcissus, that there would be a silence loud as time. the dream of the writer that there could be a silence loud as time, the dream of time that rest might come, the dream of rest, that unrest might arise. the dream of the palm, the pilgrims would enter the village. the dream of the village, that they depart with their palms and the house dreaming of his leveling and the exile as well, the dream of night that the day would be purified, the dream of day that the dark would be lifted, and the dream of the dream but who is to speak of this? i don't think this needs to be explained, it's called mad man with broom. the realist crows return at earliest morning. and the madman with broom, madman in his night shirt with a broom, he, too, returns. he thinks to roust the crows from the mulberry boughs by jabing and swirling his broom, by crazily twirling his broom in the wet summer air and hurling curses sky

i'll spend the rest of the day getting this wolf hair off.utside now. periods of heavy rain will generally be the rule for the rooftop. we had one band pass to the north. while showers dot the area now we expect heavier rain from virginia and the carolinas. you can spot this on the wide view as an area of low pressure continues to spin its way across the deep south. eastern shore in the 70s, 60s north and west. along that boundary we pump in a lot of this moisture. it will be a rainy day, heavier rain arriving early afternoon and through this evening. we could see an additional two to three inches of rainfall, maybe even the slight risk of storms turning severe, especially around the bay and eastern shore. today we're expecting to have ourselves a day, holding about 72 degrees for the 2-degree guarantee with warmer temperatures south and east. a thunderstorm possible with some localized flooding this afternoon. morep that heavy rain to -- more of that heavy rain to continue into the night. >>> here's the roads with kim. >> harrisburg expressw

it is the wolf blitz syndrome. >> my gosh. do you think this guy is somewhat relieved when he discovered it? >> he dodged a developmental bullet. he didn't grow up with santa -- santa claus p now he can come back. at least he didn't grow up being raised -- >> he was raised by the circus. >> you get to see a lot of the country. >> actually, we were talking in the green room when you were sobing about whatever problem and you said you envy this guy because his parents were famous. >> well, yes. you always want a celebrity. it is like, you got a celebrity. may i just say quickly -- you know what would be better? charles mann son. >> she doesn't want to save her face. she is a very confident woman. she got screwed on the dna in someways. we look at she is a strong woman and the strength and character. >> oh, whatever. >> i kind of gree with juliette. what a great story to pick up chicks with. your mom is the bearded lady. he can get into any carnival she is at across the country. >> it is easy to jump those fences, greg. carnival