webb, what's your reaction to that? >> well, my first reaction is that if you look selectively, you, bob, can find, you know, single examples in any movement. there are fringe elements. dale robertson has been discredited and has been denounced and is not a tea party member. mark williams is not a tea party leader, although he's perceived as such by some in the media and by mr. jealous. three, he's being a little bit disingenuous. in his press release, which sits right here, he did denounce racist tea party leaders and bigoted elements. he spoke to americans at large who are in the tea party movement and tried to tie it altogether. what i have a serious objection with is his selective condemnation of racism when he will not condemn the new black panther party for saying that they want to kill crackers and kill cracker babies, whereas he would condemn the k.k.k. or any element that shows up and claims that they are a part of the tea party. >> schieffer: it does seem to me that part of what this is about is, he's saying t

here to talk about it, david webb, co-founder of teaparty365 in new york city. also co-founder of the black republican forum. he's a talk radio host on sirius xm. and benjamin todd from kansas city, jealous of the ceo of naacp. all right, ben. it was obviously a ridiculous ad. but it's one person in one party in one section of the country. why raise a whole racist thing against the whole movement, ben? >> well, you know, the billboard actually wasn't what prompted this. what prompted this were folks here in the "show me" state who, you know, had -- knew that the council of concerned -- sorry, the council of conservative citizens, the direct decendent of white citizens council, a group that says black people are not prepared -- not genetically equipped to participate in democracy. has been promoting tea party membership. and bragging about their influence and activity in the tea party. that in the midst of all these horrible signs we've seen. congressman being spit on. civil rights icons like john lewis being called the "n" word. barney frank being called the "f"

that child required surgery on her face, but director meghan webb says the animal's days are numbered. >> he is absolutely not a comfortable dog. this dog will bite someone. >> so what are you going to do with him? >> this dog will be euthanized. >> reporter: yet webb is the first to say aggressive behavior is not the fault of a dog. she showed us this pit-type animal that is clearly scared by the camera. >> you can see him wiggling, a very soft dog, very friendly. >> reporter: webb says it's the owners who turn their dogs into dangerous animals, saying odd requests from prospective pet owners are-- >> they will go up to the kennel and scare the dogs and see if they will try to attack them. >> reporter: that doesn't even acknowledge the horror i had ways of raising dogs that can turn them into weapons. at the dog park, they would not blame pitbulls, but admit the dogs concern them. >> a little fearful, especially with our little guys. so, yeah, definitely fear there. you don't know what the owner is doing, how they are treating them, how they are training them. >> reporter: the life o

. >> larry: let me take a break and ask david webb if he'll call dick armey and see if dick will speak out. waking up with morning pain can drain the energy right out of you. fight it with new... it combines extra strength bayer aspirin to treat pain plus an alertness aid to help you get off to a running start. try bayer am the morning pain reliever. >> larry: all right, david webb, have you called on dick armey to make a public stand against racist statements made inside the movement? >> i have not personally spoken with dick armey on this issue, larry. however, i would like to go to two things that have been said in the past segment. mr. jealous talks of who they're calling out in the tea parties. in his own release today, he speaks to racist tea party leaders and bigoted elements. he's included leadership and elements, which is another thing that is clearly not all there. these are your words, mr. jealous. >> -- i'm talking about dale robertson. sends out the racist e-mails -- >> larry: one at a time, hold it. >> if i may finish my point. dale robertson has been denounced by many me

. >> let me add into the mix here this week came senator jim webb, a democrat, virginia, who wrote an op-ed piece that raised a lot of eyebrows. we'll put the headne on the screen. diversity and the myth of white privilege that america owns a debt to black citizens but government programs to help all people of color are unfair. they should end. even those in the democratic party say we have to have a real conversation about these issues. >> i don't think there's anybody that says we shouldn't have a real conversation about these issues but there's nobody at this table or frankly most people in america who think that an edited 2 1/2 minute clip that begins driving the news and has reporters saying how will the white house react, it's a huge problem, will they fire her? what are they going to do? that's not a reason conversation. a reason conversation is what the president has tried to promote throughout his career and that he's said we need to have. let's not mistake what's been going on over the past week for any kind of reason conversation. there was a rush to judgment on shirley she

finally here 580 webb is still closed after 17 hours. it should be open any moment now. back to you, ann. >> so at this point they say that they think he was heading somewhere to do some sort of harm or are they just assuming that? do they know anything? >> they are being very tight lipped at this point. they are saying that they are not surprised that he was going to cause harm to an individual or a group of people. that's pretty much all i can say at this point. >> they have got a lot of things to figure out. kiet do, thank you very much. >> what we are now learning the identity of a man shot and killed by police officers in oakland. he is 48-year-old fred collins of oakland. yesterday morning police were called about a man armed with a knife. two b.a.r.t officers spotted him and chased him. when police arrived they tried to use a taser on him. but he didn't stop and they had to open fire. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> a tighter budget for the oakland police department is spurring more citizen action. today the guardian angels hit the streets. last week 80 o

stay with the ball webb says gumbel screw that to have a battle on their hands if they want to hold on to style striker honda the japanese now and the raid over a whole host of english clubs after helping his country reach the last sixteen of the world cup finals in south africa british newspaper the daily telegraph reporting that also no and liverpool are aiming to snap up poland before the new season of twenty four year old agent confirming that interested but added that haven't received any concrete all far as the man nailed home the to the deal last september his stock has rise and significant in the sense that however the myth of the scoring twice in south africa including they went against cameroon in japan's opening group match. now went to the n.h.l. rejected a seventeen year eight hundred similar until a contract with the new jersey devils because it circumvents the league's salary cap the years of low salary at the end of the contract essentially wherever for the so purpose of lowering the cap a that while no side believes will play the final year is obvious deal at those tim

this country and to recognize their uniquely difficult journey that's all according to senator jim webb who recently wrote an op ed on this issue the thing is it's also about creating diversity and yet now that applies to all people of color to asians and to latin americans that have only recently immigrated some are asking if it's turned into a form of discrimination against all whites so do the poorest white americans whose families have lived here for centuries maybe decades they always get cut in line by those that have just moved here because of the color of their skin or joining me is jared taylor editor of the american renaissance and from our l.a. studio adam learmonth organizer for affirmative action group by any means necessary gentlemen thank you both for being here i will start here in the studio to you affirmative action because people describe it differently do you think that is about reparations and about equality or is it about diversity what i think a more appropriate expression for does not affirmative action but racial preferences that's what it is it's prefer until t

webb, what's your reaction to that? >> well, my first reaction is that if you look selectively, you, bob, can find single examples in any movement. there are fringe elements. dale robertson has been discredited and has been denounced and is not a tea party member. mark williams is not a tea party leader, although he's perceived as such by some in the media and by mr. jealous. three, he's being a little disingenuous. he did in his press release which sits here denounce racist tea party leaders and bigoted elements. he spoke to americans at large who are in the tea party movement and tried to tie it all together. >> we do expect to hear from president obama later this morning, urging congress to extend unemployment benefits for the nation's jobless. >> two very different approaches. democrats saying people need this money, republicans who have blocked these extensions three times saying, if we continue to give them money there's no incentive to go back to work. >> we'll see what congress says. should be interesting as alw

. >> i would like to-- my name is robin webb from jackson. i would like to see the day the 2000 people living with hiv in mississippi are the same as other areas of the country because disparities and inequities of the services and it looks like so many folks have lost hope that there will ever come that day. has there have been any discussion about geographic disparities or geographic inequities in terms of services and in terms of how they are going to be delivered and how the strategy will work? >> absolutely. >> thank you robin. we recognize when we talk about concentrating on the community that gratis or is there a different elements and certainly geographic differences is something we consider so the strategy does talk about how effective they are-- the epidemic is concentrated in the northeast and the south, puerto rico and the virgin islands but even if you go a level lower if you are in any state, we know the epidemic is not spread so if you one-- pick one state maryland, you could say most of the cases are in baltimore and montgomer

>> i've gone to four tea party events and i've worked with david webb who is a black member of the tea party movement. >> does the tea party represent your philosophy? >> there are many members of the tea party that do. >> larry: the party itself. >> i was at the original one in sacramento a couple of years ago covered by the media. i spoke there. i just spoke in ohio at a tea party. i'm speaking again shortly at a tea party. i talk about my values, what i believe in, what ronald reagan believed in and where we should go. these are democrats, republicans, independences, and they have one thing in common. they're really upset with the way washington is going. more and more government control over every aspect of their lives and they're mad and they are angry. you go back to thomas jefferson who said to his friend in new york, a judge. there needs to be rebellion on occasions. about every 20 years. we had one in 1980 and another rebellion today because of washington, d.c. that's what it's all about. >> larry: you think your father would be a tea partier? >> he would be supportive of the

>> thank you, senator webb. there is probably no problem in that region that can be addressed by a single country or working just with a single country. it's got to be a regional approach. it's also got to be a political military component in a holistic campaign. there is probably nothing over there that a purely military answer for will provide the long-term outcome that we need. so the diplomatic aspects have got to be ones that find common cause with those nations of like-minded principles or with security issues that can find common cause with us and find a way bilaterally and ultimately in a regional manner to ensure that we really solve problems. we're not simply solving one to create another. so the diplomatic aspects will be, i think, foremost as we ensure that by being military ready, we send a message that we are staying in the theater, we are edngaged and we have the wil to do so. >> how do you see your role in that area? >> specifically meeting with the military leadership throughout the leadership a

delahunt and my colleague from virginia, senator webb to create a commission to outline strategies to reduce crime. i would hope we would adopt the bill, create the commission, reduce crime and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia yields back. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5143 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. johnson: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5281 as amended. the clerk: h.r. 5281, a bill to amend title 28, united states code, to clarify and improve certain provisions relating to the removal of litigation against federal officers or agencies to federal courts and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from georgia, mr. johnson, and the gentlem

anyone who shared the experience that you and i and senator webb and other shared in another war in another century know full well what the consequences are if we americanize the war. we cannot afford to repeat the mistake which at least three people today lived through personally. and we carry forward those memories, not to be imprisoned by them but to learn from the tactical issues that did place, but i want to underscore the fundamental difference between those two wars as you mentioned mr. chairman. in this war or national security is at stake. our homeland security is threatened and afghanistan, that is true and it affects their policy towards pakistan. now, the biggest change in policy, which could not be implemented until the political situation was being-- mind this was the reintegration program that president karzai announced in london signed the implementing decree on two weeks ago and will unveil fully in kabul next week. that is the program that was missing from the afghan equation, a program designed to bring taliban fighters in voluntary. as you said mr. chairman there is no m

. >> i would like to-- my name is robin webb from jackson. i would like to see the day the 2000 people living with hiv in mississippi are the same as other areas of the country because disparities and inequities of the services and it looks like so many folks have lost hope that there will ever come that day. has there have been any discussion about geographic disparities or geographic inequities in terms of services and in terms of how they are going to be delivered and how the strategy will work? >> absolutely. >> thank you robin. we recognize when we talk about concentrating on the community that gratis or s there a different elements and certainly geographic differences is something we consider so the strategy does talk about how effective they are-- the epidemic is concentrated in the northeast and the south, puerto rico and the virgin islands but even if you go a level lower if you are in any state, we know the epidemic is not spread so if yoone-- pick one state maryland, you could say most of the cases are in baltimore and montgomery,

lowery and webb, let's give them a round of applause. [ applause ] i want to salute them and their entire state for setting a new standard of commitment and courage in public education they're the pioneers and they're showing us together how to move forward. in a few minutes i will announce the finalists for the second phase and they'll be invited to address our review panels in early august. the second phase winners are be announced in september. in the coming weeks, we will also announce the winners for the investing in innovation fund, also known as i-three. we received 1700 applications from districts and nonprofit partners all across america. one of the largest responses we've ever received in the history of the department of education. we will also be distributing teacher incentive fund grants for districts willing to try new compensation program that's reward excellence in the classroom, or provide incentives to teach in hard to staff schools in hard totaff subjects. the biggest single thing we can do is get great teachers into struggling schools, whenever it takes, including incen

. >> i would like to-- my name is robin webb from jackson. i would like to see the day the 2000 people living with hiv in mississippi are the same as other areas of the country because disparities and inequities of the services and it looks like so many flks have lost hope that there will ever come that day. has there have been any discussion about geographic disparities or geographic inequities in terms of services and in terms of how they are going to be delivered and how the strategy will work? >> absolutely. >> thank you robin. we recognize when we talk about concentrating on the community that gratis or is there a different elements and certainly geographic differences is something weonsider so the strategy does talk about how effective they are-- the epidemic is concentrated in the northeast and the south, puerto rico and the virgin islands but even if you go a level lower if you are in any state, we know the epidemic is not spread so if you one-- pick one state maryland, you could say most of the cases are in baltimore and montgomery,