ramón: alex? alex! alex? i don't think he's here. i'm going next door to check with mrs. lynch. she keeps an eye on alex when my parents are out of town. make yourselves at home. are you all right? come on, alex. careful. i can't skate. wait till i get my hands on that kid. of all the days to pull a crazy stunt. mrs. lynch hasn't seen him since early this afternoon. hello, mrs. wang? alex and vincent are not here. they're not in the house. you haven't heard? yes, i'll call you as soon as i hear something. now what do i do? call the police? no, please. they're not in trouble. they're probably fooling around or something. kevin, tell ramón your idea. well, uh... maybe they went somewhere to celebrate new year's-- you know, wherever kids go in this town. alex left his bag in the hall. he usually puts it away. he ripped an ad out of the paper. what? ramón: it's an ad for the embarcadero. thanks for volunteering to answer the phone, kevin. we'll check in every half hour or so to find out if you've heard anything. here's my work number just in case. hey, good luck. i hope you find t

alex, i'll begin with you. we'll somehow the new gallup poll showing the majority over 40 torte romney, support romney. >> older people tend to vote in greater numbers, so you have to get the early edge in that poll to romney. you know, the one thing obama can take heart in is, at least just like he did in 2008, he had enthusiasm among young people. he's banking on in 2012 to still count on that. not just for them to vote on him, but just to bring enthusiasm to his campaign, knocking on doors to tell others to support his candidacy. >> amy, your latest article talks about launching a new idea this time around with the new voter id laws this time around. how serious of an issue do they think this could be? >> 12 states around the country have passed these laws. some of them are very critical battleground states. ohio, florida, virginia. the most common kind of law we are talking about is voter id requirement, when you have to present an id in order to vote. the obama campaign believes this could be serious. the

shaffer so alex shaffer painted j.p. morgan chase burning and as probably cost has painted guernica and a few years later in nazi occupied paris during world war two picasso suffered harassment from the gestapo one officer allegedly asked him upon seeing a photo of guernica in his apartment quote did you do that picasso responded no you did. brilliant ok stacy herbert thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you coming right up after the break alex a for so don't go away. thanks it's. great. to see a trial so. they tell. me i am x. kaiser welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to artist alex schaefer right here in the gallery showing his are in los angeles aleksei for a welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max all right alex a for for those that aren't familiar with your burning chased story give us a brief outline of the painting and how it made you well known in fact quick synopsis before even occupy broke out i started doing a series of plane air urban landscapes setting up my easel across the

shaffer and so alex shaffer painted j.p. morgan chase burning and as probably cost has painted guernica and a few years later in nazi occupied paris during world war two picasso suffered harassment from the gestapo one officer allegedly asked him upon seeing a photo of guernica in his apartment quote did you do that picasso responded no you did. brilliant ok stacy herbert thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you coming right up after the break alex safer so don't go away. i am maximizer welcome back to the kaiser report time out to go to artist alex schaefer right here in the gallery showing his art in los angeles alex safer welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max all right alex a for for those that aren't familiar with your burning chase story give us a brief outline of the painting and how it made you well known in fact quick synopsis before even occupy broke out i started doing a series of plane air urban landscapes setting up my easel across the street from a local branches of chase bank here in l.a.

shaffer so alex shaffer painted j.p. morgan chase burning and as probably cost has painted guernica and a few years later in nazi occupied paris during world war two picasso suffered harassment from the gestapo one officer allegedly asked him upon seeing a photo of guernica in his apartment quote did you do that picasso responded no you did. brilliant ok stacy herbert thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you coming right up after the break alex safer so don't go away. i am maximizer welcome back to the kaiser report time out to go to artist alex schaefer right here in the gallery showing his are in los angeles aleksei for a welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max all right alex a for for those that aren't familiar with your burning chased story give us a brief outline of the painting and how it made you well known in fact quick synopsis before even occupy broke out i started doing a series of plane air urban landscapes setting up my easel across the street from a local branches of chase bank here in l

this time, alex skips the acrobatics and pulls his chute right away. >> yes! oh, my god! yes! sick, dude. yes! >> alex continues to seek new challenges and has since completed more than 600 base jumps. >> that was the craziest [ bleep ] i've ever seen. >> to me, base jumping is the celebration of life. when i jump, i just feel like i'm alive. >> most of the people in these stories went right back to their favorite activity. if what gets you going is challenging yourself and if you happen to capture your feat on camera, we can all experience the secondhand rush. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera.

shaffer so alex shaffer painted j.p. morgan chase burning and as probably cost has painted guernica and a few years later in nazi occupied paris during world war two picasso suffered harassment from the gestapo one officer allegedly asked him upon seeing a photo of guernica in his apartment did you do that picasso responded no you did. brilliant ok stacy herbert thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you coming right up after the break alex safer so don't go away. i am maximizer welcome back to the kaiser report time out to go to artist alex schaefer right here in the gallery showing his are in los angeles aleksei for a welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max all right alex a for for those that aren't familiar with your burning chased story give us a brief outline of the painting and how it made you well known in fact quick synopsis before even occupy broke out i started doing a series of plane air urban landscapes setting up my easel across the street from local branches of chase bank here in l.a. and

shaffer and so alex shaffer painted j.p. morgan chase burning and as probably cost has painted guernica and a few years later in nazi occupied paris during world war two picasso suffered harassment from the gestapo one officer allegedly asked him upon seeing a photo of guernica in his apartment did you do that picasso responded no you did. brilliant ok stacy herbert thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you coming right up after the break alex a for so don't go away. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charged was a big. couldn't take three. arrangement three. three. three. videos for your media project. don carty dot com. imax kaiser welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to artist alex schaffer right here in the gallery showing his art in los angeles alex safer welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max all right alex a

>> we are on the verge of war and yet so much is being made o alex shaved his mustache. >> alex trebek is hosted game shows since the 60s in natuv can dampt >> number of correct answers are can dampt >> if someone on the internet said that, they should get a life. >> you seem as if you know all of the answers to all of the questions. >> chris: do you doubt they know. do you dumb it down for celebrities? in fact alex trebek answers two-thirds of the clues. but as he gets older it doesn't come as quickly to him. people awn and how would you do if you were a contestant on the show. a good 30 year old would clean my clock. >> alex trebek has other interest. he goes on uso tour to entertain soldiers and deeply involved in world vision to provide schools and clean water in third world countries. he is now 71 and raises the biggest question. 92 any thoughts of retiring. >> yes, i have thought about retiring but i am torn because i enjoy doing the show so much. a lot of people said alex go for 30. you have just done 28. at least do two more. and that has a nice ring to it put in your 30 and go

shaffer and so alex shaffer painted j.p. morgan chase burning and as probably cost has painted guernica and a few years later in nazi occupied paris during world war two picasso suffered harassment from the gestapo one officer allegedly asked him upon seeing a photo of guernica in his apartment quote did you do that picasso responded no you did. brilliant ok stacy herbert thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you coming right up after the break aleksei for so don't go away. i am max kaiser welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to artist alex shaffer right here in the gallery showing his art in los angeles alex safer welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max all right alex a for for those that aren't familiar with your burning chase story give us a brief outline of the painting and how it made you well known in fact quick synopsis before even occupy broke out i started doing a series of plane air urban landscapes setting up my easel across the street from a local branches of chase bank here in l.a.

>> we are on the verge of war and yet so much is being made of alex shaved his mustache. >> alex trebek is hosted game shows since the 60s in natuv can dampt >> number of correct answers are can dampt >> if someone on the internet said that, they should get a life. >> you seem as if you know all of the answers to all of the questions. >> chris: do you doubt they know. do you dumb it down for celebrities? in fact alex trebek answers two-thirds of the clues. but as he gets older it doesn't come as quickly to him. people awn and how would you do if you were a contestant on the show. a good 30 year old would clean my clock. >> alex trebek has other interest. he goes on uso tour to entertain soldiers and deeply involved in world vision to provide schools and clean water in third world countries. he is now 71 and raises the biggest question. 92 any thoughts of retiring. >> yes, i have thought about retiring but i am torn because i enjoy doing the show so much. a lot of people said alex go for 30. you have just done 28. at least do two more. and that has a nice ring to it put in your 30 and go

shaffer so alex shaffer painted j.p. morgan chase burning and as probably cost has painted guernica and a few years later in nazi occupied paris during world war two picasso suffered harassment from the gestapo one officer allegedly asked him upon seeing a photo of guernica in his apartment did you do that picasso responded no you did. brilliant ok stacy herbert thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you coming right up after the break aleksei for so don't go away. science technology innovation is developments around russia we've got the future covered. i am max kaiser welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to artist alex schaffer right here in the gallery showing his art in los angeles alex safer welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max all right alex a for for those that aren't familiar with your burning chase story give us a brief outline of the painting and how it made you well known in fact quick synopsis before even occupy broke out i started doing a series of plane air urban landscapes s

jones host of the alex jones show hey alex so the government you know the government writes lots of memos about hyperbolic situations that never really come to fruition why is this one so different. sure that's a good question this is not just a contingency plan in the sixty's seventy's eighty's we had rex eighty four and other plans now there's been a massive ratcheting up and billions of dollars a year being spent the last decade or so to actually take old military bases out of the civilian inmate labor camp program under the emergency centers establishment act and to prepare them for quote emergencies but i've been to the drills and noticed they were training with the role players to put american political dissidents in them they always tell the media that it's for disasters domestically or foreign wars and putting people in camps like aba grave in iraq or camp x.-ray in cuba but now more and more documents are coming out confirming what i already had from sources and my research into this and the four films i've made in the police state series starting with police tape two thous

. >> lisa's son alex has cerebral palsy. the boys were frequently abused by melanie pickens outside atlanta. neither jake more alex had the verbal ability to tell anyone they were being hurt. their parents knew nothing. but in 2007, another hope well teacher did something that changed the course. talent says she saw pickens screaming at children, and even isolating them in empty rooms, strapped into chairs. she says she asked her colleagues for advice. they discouraged her from taking it to principal francis boyd. >> i could say something to the higher ups, but nothing would ever get done. >> but one day, talent found jake alone in a room covered in feces. >> he had defecated and actually done it everywhere, all over him, all over the chair he was sitting in, all over the floor. >> tallant had had enough. >> this can't keep going on. i said this isn't right. >> her written complaint triggered a formal investigation by the school district. three years of abuse towards student jake marshall by teacher pickens was revealed in.

have you talked to alex? oh, yeah, a couple times. he's having a good time but he can't wait to get back. yeah. how about your brother? i got a long letter from him. i'm going to talk to him on christmas day. this christmas is shaping up better than i thought. ( quiet conversation ) ♪ silent night... all: ♪ holy night ♪ all is calm, all is bright ♪ round yon virgin mother and child ♪ ♪ holy infant so tender and mild ♪ ♪ sleep in heavenly peace ♪ sleep in heavenly peace. ♪ woman: yeah! merry christmas! man: merry christmas. put the trays in here. ( sighs ): it was a lot of work, but, boy, what an experience. amazing group of people, huh? in these hard times, it could be any one of us. i haven't felt this much christmas spirit since i was a kid. would you like something to drink? sure. how about some champagne? champagne? yeah, well, christmas comes only once a year. all right. o.k. get your glass ready... here, here goes! any minute now... be careful. ahh, there. whoa. whoa... thank you. you know, i almost had tears

welcome to weekends with alex wi witt. the first big political rallies of the 2012 presidential race are torgting ohio and virginia, two swing state that is may be critical to winning re-election. mike vie carous has the preview. good morning. >> good morning to you, alex. this is the kick off of the obama 2012 campaign. the president and first lady are making two stops to ohio and virginia. they are not just swing states. they are swing cities as well. they look at the map and determine within the battleground states, what are the cities that voted for president bush in 2004 and voted for president barack obama in 2008? columbus, ohio and richmond, virginia are two such cities. you'll see a lot of visits from romney and president obama. the president and first lady started off today in cleveland then on to richmond. one difference you are going to be seeing, this is an official campaign event. there's not much difference between the events since president obama announced the re-election bid and what we have seen. the pres

"weekends with alex witt" starts now. >>> the check's in the mail. many could be getting money in the mail from president obama. we'll explain. >>> and the politics of the bully saga to same sex marriage. how will those play in political swing states? >>> and the olympic-sized event. a new attraction just opening as they approach the summer games in london. a live report on that. in today's one-minute playback, the mom on the controversial "time" magazine cover talks about her child and parenting methods. good morning, everyone. welcome to "weekends with alex witt." first to front page politics. president obama shifting his focus back to the economy during a visit to a middle-class neighborhood in nevada. the president met privately with a family in reno friday. he also urged congress to expand a government program to help homeowners whose mortgages are now more than the value of their homes. >> i'm calling on congress to give every responsible homeowner the chance to save an average of $3,000 a year by refinancing their mortgage. it's a simple idea,

alex wagner, it is the season for evolving. first president obama. now herman cain. >> i look forward to the endorsement when herman cain endorses a pizza. it's the next logical step. you know, mitt romney, bain capital, lawrence, the thing that always flummoxes me is why he's even trying to prove that he's a job creator. the point of bain capital has never been to create jobs, and he's always going to lose on this issue. whether through factual analysis or the very premise of what bain capital does, which is to create profits for its clients. >> right. would wealth creator be a viable political claim for yourself? >> it would in a republican party, but not in a general election. and in some ways he tried to play, i mean one of the things he tried to do at different points in the primary, he was getting so little traction in his manifestly disingenuous answers was to play this up. that he was this heroic figure who created wealth. the reason i think that he has the -- he has to make the argument that he's been making, that he was a job creator, is th

welcome to "weekends with alex witt." here are some of the first five stories trending on the web this hour. a space rocket failure. new intrigue in the race for the white house s. facebook stock shock. a $90 million home. and a rare event up in the skies. you'll hear about all of that in this next hour. >>> but first, developing right now from the g-8 summit, a new commitment to solve the european debt crisis is emerging at the largest-ever gathering of ministers at camp david. progress is being made on the nuclear threat from iran. >> we are unified when it comes to our approach with iran. i think all of us agree that iran has the right to peaceful nuclear power. but its continuing violations of international rules and norms and its inability thus far to convince the world community that it's not pursuing the weaponization of nuclear power is something of grave concern to all of us. >> they also took on other international issues in syria and north korea. nbc white house correspondent mike viqueira is at camp david. hel

jones host of the alex jones show. so head on r t what does the government takedown of the popular hosting site mean for internet freedom and copyright law answers coming up right after the break. martini is the state run english speaking russian channel it's kind of like al-jazeera. russia today has an extremely confrontational stance when it comes to us. just put a picture of me when i was like nine years old don't you tell the truth. i confess and i am a total ghetto princess hi-lo grab the cock is that i'm pretty sure. it was kind of a yesterday. i'm very proud of the world with its place. right now i would like to. welcome the aloneness still they'll get the real headline with none of them are the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and what actually matters to those viewers and so that's why young people just don't watch t.v. anymore if they want news they go online and read it but we're trying to take those stories that people actually care about and t

did you want to add anything, alex? >>> ready to the next question. >> okay. >> this is a question for alex, you talked about the cost of e-verify and how it's an expense for businesses. can you talk more about the cost to government and businesses? about e-verify. >> yeah. so, it's part of this entire process. a lot of these workplace enforcement laws, eech-verify is continuation of the i-9, which was started in 1986, part of the irca, immigration reform and control act. according to a regulatory review done of the i-9 this year, employers spend nearly 13.5 million hours dealing with the i-9 form. that is the simple one we fill out when we get employed in any kind of firm. i just filled one out not long ago. if you add up that time that private employers spend on that, employees every year, about 13.5 million hours. that's a lot of hours wasted on a government form that doesn't really add much. when it comes to e-verify, some of the main costs are the economic costs, specifically dealing with problems in the system. so

who is alex trebek? the trick, of course, is that in trebek's tv world, the question comes after the answer not before. this morning susan spencer explains it all. >> the answer is for 28 years he has hosted one of the most popular quiz shows on television. >> and the correct response is, who is alex trebek. >> reporter: who indeed. we'll find out later on sunday morning. >> osgood: rita braver previews a controversial new home for a distinguished collection of art. mo rocca catches up with olympic medalist sean johnson. steve hartman watches young rocket scientists in texas and more. first the headlines for this sunday morning the 13th of may, mother's day 2012. students at boston university held a candlelight vigil last night for three classmates killed in a car accident in new zealand where they were studying. at least five other b.u. students were injured in the crash. republican presidential candidate mitt romney was in virginia yesterday where he gave a commencement address at liberty university. r

welcome to "weekends with alex witt." first to front page politics. president obama shifting his focus back to the economy during a visit to a middle-class neighborhood in nevada. the president met privately with a family in reno friday. he also urged congress to expand a government program to help homeowners whose mortgages are now more than the value of their homes. >> i'm calling on congress to give every responsible homeowner the chance to save an average of $3,000 a year by refinancing their mortgage. it's a simple idea, it makes great sense, and i know it will have an impact. >> also this morning we are getting first pictures from that exclusive fund-raising dinner held in george clooney's los angeles home for president obama. that event raked in $15 million for the obama campaign. in a few hours mitt romney will deliver the commencement speech at the university of virginia. he's expected to focus his speech on the economy. that's what he did friday in charlotte. romney related a personal story about his niece. she ran into financial hardship wh

welcome to "weekends with alex witt" live in d.c. today. here are the first five stories trending on the web. memorial day storm threat. new tips on missing student. >>> face book investors plot their next move. >>> memorial day sales rush. >>> and lady gaga and beyonce both big, trending for different reasons. you'll hear those stories throughout the hour. >>> but first -- a brand-new advisory on subtropical storm beryl released within the past hour. the storm is expected to make landfall later today on tonight. right now, beryl is heading west it's towards northern florida, and southeast georgia. weather channel meteorologist jim cantore is live on sea island, georgia. with a good day to you, jim, things look nice right now but i know something is heading your way. are you feeling rough surf and winds already? >> oh, absolutely. alex. you're missing a good day on the beach, darling. but i want to share that with you. i'm standing in the middle of a freedermabrasion, because the wind is kicking up the sand. it's pretty nasty. because it's

alex? >> i think it's a safe bet. thanks so much. >>> boston university is grieving after three students died in a car accident in new zealand. last night the campus held a memorial for the victims of the crash. nbc's michelle franzen is joining me with more on the story. the kind of story you don't want to tell, particularly on mother's day. >> reporter: a very tragic story. one of the students remains in critical condition yet. she was airlifted from the accident scene to a local hospital. and her family says she is in a medically-induced coma. she was one of more than two dozen students from boston university studying abroad and traveling to hike through one of new zealand's most dramatic national parks, a trip of a lifetime that all changed in an instant. at boston university, sadness and disbelief over the deaths of three b.u. exchange students and five other students who were injured in a car crash in new zealand. >> if anything happens to any of us, i think all of us feel it. >> repo

good to see you. >> thanks, alex. see you soon. >>> it's time now for "strategy talk" where the tactics of late from the presidential election seems to be attack at all costs. joining me now is larry sabito and jonathan alter. gentlemen, good to see you both. thanks for being here. jonathan, i'm goim going to reach out to you first. you brought to our attention this recent newsletter from a virginia county republican committee that featured an op ed that called for an armed uprising if president obama is reelected. >> armed revolution. i'm going to be interested to know what larry says about this because he's actually from charlottesville, virginia, where this is taking place. >> larry's a very reasonable guy. >> there's a talk show host and a republican party activist in green county, virginia, who runs a newsletter. and in his newsletter, this guy -- his name is ponch mcphee, wrote that should obama be reelected there would be, quote, armed revolution in this country. now, you can imagine if somebody on the left --

i know alex -- >> her family says alex was doing exactly what she wanted the day she was lost at sea. >> the only woman embracing -- how beautiful and what did -- would be day -- thank you for giving me the opportunity to raise, there is no blame. >> alex long time boyfriend was one of three survivors in the accident. he stood on crutches alongside alex's brother and sister-in- law at the service. from at&t park ktvu channel 2 news. >> president obama refused to comment today on whether a chinese -- saying only he was aware of the reports of about chin gun chin. >> what i would like to emphasize is that every time we meet with china, the issue of human rights comes up. >> there are widespread reports that blind lawyer from china is under u.s. protection and american diplomats are in the process of negotiating agreement for him to receive asylum. he public imposed forced abortions and sterilization mandated by china's one child policy. north korea was the main topic between president obama and japanese prime minister. the two leaders condemned what they called recent acts of aggression

following rumors that strength coach alex ariza has been fired by chavez, jr. ariza is staying silent on the issue but roach is not. >> one thing about alex, he's very good at what he does but just overdid it. great strength coach but wants to be a trainer and everything else. his head's gotten too big. need to calm him down a little bit. i think he's -- i don't appreciate that. might suggest to manny that we get rid of him or i get a new strength coach. >> while his corner men feud the boxer remains the portrait of a man at peace, the unlikely combination of faith and ferocity, steadying his focus. ♪ it would seem natural to assume a fighter's most critical assets are innate. but no one is born with belief. there are decisions every man makes for himself. what will govern his conduct? what will compel his choices? what he will live for. the spiritual and the beloved have come to define their belief. the sport of boxing has granted them a way to express it. >> 30 seconds, champ, let's go. ♪ >> what you gonna do? [ laughter ] ♪ >> june 9, you taking manny

karen finny and alex wagner will joinis. the long good-bye with newt gingrich trying to rewrite the history of his campaign which of course lands newt gingrich to once again in tonight's rewrite. that's coming up. >>> major combat operations in iraq have ended in the battle i' of iraq. the united states and our allies have prevailed. [ applause ] >> barack obama chose to figurely parade osama bin laden's dead body around the public square and brought singular glory to himself. how pathetic. the guy they today drag off the golf course. obama is out there basically, he is trying, folks, to call himself or have us think of him as a hero. for doing something that if bush or cheney had done, obama probably would have called in the war criminals. >> joining me now are karen finny former dnc director and david frum former bush speech writer and writer for the daily beast. david is the author ever "patriots." karen, i would show you the clip of limbaugh criticizing the accomplished speech but i'm afraid he never got around to it. >>

alex savidge is live with what's happening there. what's happening now, alex? >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. as you can see behind me, not a lot of protesters here. you can see as we push down here, this is the gill track and there are still a lot of police officers here completely encircling this piece of university-loned land. even after the police action that took place early this morning. we're told as we look to the left here that stares's still one lone protester -- that there's still one lone protester up in the tree. it's become clear -- demonstrators are not going quietly. hours after uc berkeley secured the site, our cameras covered this man with his head covered, hopping over the barbed fence. police officers raced over as the man poured water onto the field. eventually he climbed back on the property. it was just after 6:00 this morning when at least a hundred uc police officers moved on the land where protesters had set up plant and set up crops. nine people were arrested. two of them refused to leave the property itself. the others refused to

>> well, alex, that's an excellent question. they're both named in the lawsuit and here's why -- in connection with an ipo, there's a document called a registration statement and a prospectus. the law is very strict about what needs to go in that document. and facebook is responsible for what's in that document. the lawsuit focuses on disclosure in that document. concerning revenue growth or revenue trends at the company and we state that that was misleading. under the facebook, that's why they're also a defendant in this lawsuit, facebook. >> so in total, sam, i want to look at all the defendants, you have facebook inc., you have early facebook investors, morgan stanley, jpmorgan. goldman sachs, merrill lynch and ba barclays, capital. are they all equally at fault? >> alex, that's something that the court is going to have to decide. under the statutes that we're operating under, they're all response ill and we think we've probably stated a claim against them and that's why they are defendants in the lawsuit. now how much any on

alex? >> all right. thank you. >>> a short time ago, a 9/11 family member who attended yesterday's terror atrainment spoke out. eddy bracken lost his sister in the attacks and said he remained in guantanamo bay today to share his thoughts with the media. >> it brought up 9/11. i mean i was in my job and i'm watching the plane go into the second building and i didn't know that was my sister's building. i knew she worked down there, i didn't know what floor, exactly. and then when i found out, you know, when the towers fell down, i thought, i got to go see my sister. yeah, if i had them in a corner, i would take a couple of them and do whatever i got to do. yeah i'm really, i'm hurt. but i've been doing this for ten years of living it day in and day out and i'm going to do that the rest of my life. they're complaining and our families can't complain no more. because they took their lives, they took my sister's life. i wouldn't care if they were on a bed of nails. you know what i mean? but it's our justice

. >> jimmy: who is alex. he doesn't know his name is alex. >> yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: last on the list there is always, have a little snack. not that big, though. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i like changing pjs, and then, look at the -- not on monday. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what was monday? >> i don't know. i don't remember sleeping naked. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so not on monday. only monday nights. >> this monday night. >> jimmy: well, tonight is monday. so everyone out there watching. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> yeah. no pjs. >> jimmy: no pjs. no pjs tonight. i want to show a clip from the show "girls." here is allison williams, you guys. >> i feel like i have to say something. >> what do you have to say? >> i really need to tell you that i'm not going to -- i'm not going to kiss you. >> with why would you think that i would want to kiss you? >> i don't know -- i was going out on a limb. >> when you assume you make an ass out of you and me. that's the saying. people say that. >> it's been a l

in my view, that's something people have the right to do. >> alex wagner, gay adoption okay with mitt romney. >> lawrence, let the threading of the needle begin. mitt romney -- first of all, mitt romney in 1994 said he was going to be better on civil unions and gay marriage than ted kennedy. he has come a long way since then. this is about being on the right side of history. there is also poll numbers that show among independent voters the support for gay marriage the spread is like 16%. this is going to be something the white house brings up again and again and again and again. you hear the white house talking about mitt romney being a severe conservative. here is your evidence. >> i am so struck by the fact. it was just eight years ago. the entire campaign was run with this as tz key wedge issue. with conservatives prosecuting the cultural war both because it amped up their face. they had to essentially choose their own base, the preferences of independent voters. what i have been struck by all this is the tentativeness and the defensiveness of mitt romney. this is something the oth

karen finny and alex wagner will join us. the long good-bye with newt gingrich trying to rewrite the history of his campaign which of course lands newt gingrich to once again in tonight's rewrite. that's coming up. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. >>> major combat operations in iraq have ended in the battle of iraq. the united states and our allies have prevailed. [ applause ] >> barack obama chose to figurely parade osama bin laden's dead body around the public square and brought singular glory to himself. how pathetic. the guy they today drag off the golf course. obama is out there basically, he is trying, folks, to call himself or have us think of him as a hero. for doing something that if bush or cheney had done, obama probably would have called in

years and the neat specially initiated by israel between the parties for the liberal and destro of alex miller. is and would like to prevent me from communicating my history or to express. my sympathy to my family which was. dissolved and the community as all in one thousand forty eight why did the israeli government need to pass a law like this we are talking about the most radical government ever and this isn't it it's the government and it is just not to run that they will support such a motion they supported. twenty motions to do it in this. discriminating against the opposition he are this isn't our picks this is the climax trying to prevent me from saying that i am sad that my family was killed or deported in one thousand nine hundred did they want us to dance in the street. as them we can we have a natural human feelings hasn't stopped people from commemorating the nakba not at all what happens if someone commemorates it i am just coming from a discussion of the education committee they are trying now to ask for the sanction on t.v. the university because. a group of students are

did you want to add anything, alex? >>> ready to the next question. >> okay. >> this is a question for alex, you talked about the cost of e-verify how it it is an expense for businesses. can you talk more about the cost to government and businesses? >> yes, it's part of the entire process, the work place enforcement laws, e-verify is continuation of the i-9, which was started in 1986, part of the irca, immigration reform appeared control act. according to a regulatory review done of the i-9 in krer, em ploilers spend 13.5 million hours dealing with the i-9 form. that is the simple one we fill out when we get employed in any kind of firm. i filled one out not long ago. if youadd up that time that private employers spend on that, employees every year, about 13.5 million hours, that is a lot of hours wasted on a government form that doesn't really add much. when it comes to e-verify, some of the main costs are the economic costs, specifically dealing with problems in the system. one of the problems the gao discovered when

alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> alex, our thanks to i. >> and to a dispretty search as police and the fbi race to figure out what's happened to a mother and her three girls, all kidnapped more than a week ago. as we learned last night, two bolds have been discovered, but authorities won't say just who in the family is still missing. here's abc's tanya rivero. >> reporter: the search for joanne bain and her three daughters, now missing for nine days, is growing more desperate tonight. after two bodies were found yesterday in this alpine, mississippi, home. the fbi, following the trail of this man, adam mayes, who they say kidnapped the 31-year-old, along with 14-year-old adrienne, 12-year-old alexandria and 8-year-old kyliyah. >> time is absolute lly critica. you have two people dead and two possible in peril, so every minute counts. >> reporter: investigators need autopsy results to confirm the identities of those bodies, but and they believe mayes has changed his appearance and that of the girls. he's described as a trusted friend of bain's husband, helping the family with a move to