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from sea to shining sea, congressman. what will happen if the right launches a tea party primary fights all over the country? >> i think it's already clear to people that the republican party is on its way out. the republican party is going to go the way of the wigg party. and the reason is simple. they simply won't do anything useful for ordinary people. whether the issue is jobs or housing or health care or transportation, whatever the issue might be, they got nothing. and it's not our fault, but they've got nothing. they simply want to bring about the end of days as quickly as possible. that is the ultimate tea party republican desire to bring about the end of days. the republican party's become the largest suicide pact in history. and i hope they don't take us with them. >> now, you say they got nothing. the president says the fever is broken. has the fever been broken? >> no. not yet. the fever will be broken when we vote them out of office and take back the house next november. but in the meantime, we have to protec

>> everywhere, from sea to shining sea. >> so i visited a typical american community. suffering under a recent increase in illegal immigration. dayton ohio city manager tim riordon. >> the influx of immigrants into dayton has been a good thing. >> what? do you know how much money we get in tax moneys from the immigrants in they create jobs. they create businesses. >> focus on the right thing. they're illegal. >> i guess which say to you focus on the right thing. they're tax paying membersment we don't ask any questions about immigration. >> idiots. dayton even has a program based on nothing but the city's economic experience that encourages the foreign menace to move there. don't they realize the risks? >> we know that we're more likely to have another 9/11 or our daughters to be raped if we let undocumented immigrants into the country. >> we catch the people who are the bad people. we want to solve problems and have a better community. >> you're the one creating problems. i'm trying to come up with a simple solution that is based on fear and hate. >> truth is, studies

to shining sea. 800,000 federal workers nationwide are being furloughed. their lost paychecks will take $200 million out of the economy everyday. chip reid is looking into this. >> reporter: treasury department employee peter gamba wants congress to know that federal workers have already sacrificed enough. >> we've not seen a pay increase, we've been furloughed and now for whatever reason that i can not fathom you're asking me again to give up my pay and give up service to the american public. >> reporter: bard from his office, gamba tried to relax at his home in harper's ferry, west virginia, but found that impossible. >> it's a nightmare for me financially. it causes me a lot of anxiety and stress. i don't sleep well at night. >> reporter: at the portsmouth naval shipyard in kittery, maine, workers streamed out the front gate this morning after 1,500 of them were handed furlough papers, including barry seward. >> i'm very disappointed that things couldn't get done. >> reporter: in washington, outside the environmental protection agency which sent home 94

to shining sea. 800,000 federal workers nationwide are being furloughed. their lost paychecks will take $200 million out of the economy everyday. chip reid is looking into this. >> reporter: treasury department employee peter gamba wants congress to know that federal workers have already sacrificed enough. >> we've not seen a pay increase, we've been furloughed and now for whatever reason that i can not fathom you're asking me again to give up my pay and give up service to the american public. >> reporter: bard from his office, gamba tried to relax at his home in harper's ferry, west virginia, but found that impossible. >> it's a nightmare for me financially. it causes me a lot of anxiety and stress. i don't sleep well at night. >> reporter: at the portsmouth naval shipyard in kittery, maine, workers streamed out the front gate this morning after 1500 of them were handed furlough papers, including barry seward. >> i'm very disappointed that things couldn't get done. >> reporter: in washington, outside the environmental protection agency which sent home 94%

and uncle sam is open for business from sea to shining sea. >> we are all reg ufterred and the gentlemen said i think we are going to be open and we saw the news and something is going on and we are here booking it. [ male announcer ] this is pam. her busy saturday begins with back pain, when... hey pam, you should take advil. why? you can take four advil for all day relief. so i should give up my two aleve for more pills with advil? you're joking right? for my back pain, i want my aleve. >>> a u.s. rescue ship rescuing a hundred men on a ra ft. the sailors gave them food and water and medical assistance before transferring them to malta. >> five employees of bernie maoff on trial. the defense attorneys said their clients were duped like everybody else. >>> and a military mom in missouri on a mission. boosting the troop morale with twifrpgys. her son is in afghanistan and told her how much they enjoy the care package. >> you are going to need a lot of donations. >> they do last. >>> it is back it work for happens of thousands of people. 50,000 workers in new york city alone. rick is in t

to shining sea ♪ [ applause ] >>> when it comes to beating boredom in the orange county jail, donald stokes likes to sing, and patriotic classics seem not to bother anyone. >> as always, portions brought to you in part by the orange county department of corrections, inviting you. come on vacation, stay on probation. >> thanks to his former job, stokes has seen a broad spectrum of america one playground at a time. >> we build huge playgrounds for kids. every chuck e. cheese, burger king, mcdonald's has a playland out there that needs to be serviced, cleaned, built, dismantled. >> stokes is serving 120 days for possession of methamphetamines and driving on a suspended license, but this isn't his first run-in with the law. >> i've been arrested for being a deejay. i've been stopped by law enforcement on an inflatable device at one point in time. inner tubing is apparently illegal on lake perris out here in california. i've been taken to jail on a 5150, which is a psychiatric evaluation for oneself for others because i was wearing a renaissance fair costume at the time. i was just in hal

. ♪ from sea to shining sea >> you're fired. >> the fabulous experience. i can't tell you how wonderful it was. ♪ >> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. we thought we would put out the old file tape for memory. because it seems like everything these guys are pushing right now is what america rejected. mitt romney lost the election. but this is all about election denial. and what's all this talk about the president won't negotiate? president obama brought some conservative media people over to the white house for an off-the-record meeting. you know, like charles kraut hammer. there's a righty that would never warm up to the president or any of his policies. so you mean to tell me that the president is willing to go face-to-face with people who are critical of him but can't face down these guys when it comes to doing a deal? i don't buy that. i have been in some of those off-the-record meetings with the president. he does say stuff. i'm curious about what he said to conservative media. is he trying to win them over? no, he's just

from sea to shining sea, every last national park will now be shut down. it is a tremendous loss, not just in money but the chance to share really our incidents of american glory. yellowstone closed. even liberty island. here is poppy harlow. >> reporter: liberty island was slammed by superstorm sandy and closed for eight months. now another shutdown. what does it mean for you to visit the statue of liberty? >> freedom, liberty. that's why i'm in american so to hear that the government is shutting down, it's like, what have we come to? >> reporter: stacy garcia is among the last visitors to the island. >> welcome aboard, statue lady liberty. >> reporter: the national parks will shut down and that includes lady liberty. for folks chg to new york to see lady liberty this may be their last chance in who knows how long. with more than 280 million visitors a year from yellowstone to yosemite, more than 400 national parks are now closed. >> i'm not going to let congress, you know, make me miss the statue of liberty which is so important to me as a retired histor

>> yes, my next book will be called from "sea to shining sea," and this is the earlier stages of the republic through the expedition of lewis and clark. ellis has had a good reaction, both in schools and libraries. i am very excited. this project is a project of patriotism. this book is about our nation's humble beginnings. i hope many american families will see the series as a celebration of the patriotism and our nation. >> thank you very much. thank you for bringing "yankee doodle dandy," the third in the series. ellis the elephant is back. >>> and it's ten minutes before 7:00 out here in the east. you might know the name, cory book, but what about steve lonegan. in three days, new jersey decides which men will serve as the their senator. >> booker has the lead in the polls, but there is one wildcard he doesn't have, and you know what that is? sarah palin support. >> lonegan calls her up. >> what do you do if you are down in the polls and your opponent is a political celebrity? the answer, bring in your own celebrity. >> can the rest of america count on you to send steve lonegan t

my next book is going to be called "from sea to shining sea" and this will look at the early stages of the republic through the great expedition of lewis and clark. the next book will take a look at the war of 1812. i'm going to call that "o say can you see." >> and the decision to knock this down to a level in which people understand is tough, 'cause there are so many facets to these stories that you're bringing in. >> that's right. these books are really books about our patriotism and our nation's humble beginnings. they're not meant to be conservative books or republican books, but pro-american books. i really hope that they'll be seen as a celebration of our patriotism and of our nation. >> does newt endorse this book? >> he is very enthusiastic about ellis the elephant. even more enthusiastic about our children learning american history. >> it's working. our kids certainly, i can see from our home, they love it. the illustrations capture your imagination and just eyes the entire time. well done. from our set of little ones under the age of nine. >> give our best to newt. i see him

so how is the region doing exactly a year late center you don't hear that much about it from sea to shining do. but we do hear in the anymore. it's our creep, our hugo -- it's our katrina, our hugo, our andrew, and it's serious problem to this day. a live report from one of the hardest hit towns also fox news covers your world. we'll be right back. >> it's been exactly one year since superstorm sandy slammed into the east coast of the country, causing an estimated -- get this -- $65 billion in damage. that makes it the second costliest weather disaster, after hurricane katrina in the history of the nation, and while many hears have come a long way, recovery is far from over. the storm need hundreds of miles of coastlines, cut off power to how much thousands thousands of, wiped out communities, forcing thousands of folks into shelters for sometimes weeks or months, and long lines formed at the few stations with both electricity and gas. tensions ran high at the time but things are slowly getting back to normal. the white house reports the feds have paid more than $13 billion to sandy victims

this video shows fishermen shining their light to draw in squid and sea lions searching for food often gets in the way. >> the sea lions aren't shooting each other, so somebody is shooting them. we want to find out who that is. >> reporter: fishermen dispute the accusation, says most never carry guns on their boats. a spokesman for the squid fishery association tells vnn, shooting sea lions is illegal and the association doesn't condone the illegal shooting of sea lions by anybody. >> reporter: they are investigating the shooting but they admit finding those responsible will be difficult. there are no eyewitnesses and very little evidence. >> reporter: it all comes in an especially bad year for sea lions. a record number have been spotted in suggests earn california starving and stranded. this woman said she rescued more than 200 in malibu alone, only to have three rescued shot to death months later. in los angeles. >>> the mistress of a former utah doctor accused of killing his wife will be back on the stand testifying on tuesday. gypsy willis freely admitted the relationship with mar

food, often get in the way. >> "sea lions aren't shooting each other. somebody's shooting them, and we want to find out who that is." >> reporter: fishermen dispute the accusations - saying most never carry guns on their boats a spokesman for the squid fishery tells cnn, >> "shooting sealions is illegal. the association doesn't condone the illegal shooting of sea lions by anybody" >> reporter: "the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says they are investigating the shootings, but they admit finding those responsible will be difficult. there are no eyewitnesses - and very little evidence." it all comes amid an especially bad year for sea lions. noaa reports, a record number have been spotted in southern california. starving and stranded. ross says she rescued more than 200 in malibu alone, .only to have 3 of those rescues, shot to death.months later. akiko fujita, cnn, los angeles i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better

this video shows fishermen shining their light to draw in squid and sea lions searching for food often gets in the way. >> the sea lions aren't shooting each other, so somebody is shooting them. we want to find out who that is. >> fishermen dispute the accusation, saying most never carry guns on their boats. a spokesman for the squid fishery tells cnn, shooting sea lions is illegal and the association doesn't condone the illegal shooting of sea lions by anybody. >> they are investigating the shooting but they admit finding those responsible will be difficult. there are no eyewitnesses and very little evidence. >> it all comes in an especially bad year for sea lions. a record number have been spotted in suggests earn california starving and stranded. this woman said she rescued more than 200 in malibu alone, only to have three rescued shot to death months later. los angeles. >>> the miss stress of a former utah doctor accused of killing his wife will be back on the stand testifying on tuesday. gypsy willis freely admitted the relationship with martin mcneal, 20 years her senior. she sai

sun will be shining. you'll notice mid 70s in redwood city and palo alto. sea breeze kicks in. downtown going from 76 today to 68 tomorrow. and east bay communities low 70s for all of you. inland spots upper 70s. accu-weather forecast cooling down down midz 70s into warmest valleys now that is a big drop on wednesday. slight upward trend in temperatures. >> thank you. >> coming up here next fans of the green and gold get an early call. >> that is because a's are in detroit. >>> stock markets closes at its lower level in a month. the downtown fell 136 points s and p fell 14, but apple went up $4 when an analyst looked at profit marg wrin for the new iphone 5s and upgraded stock. san francisco based twitter several week as way from going public but at least one analyst is rating it a bye. twitter ipo may start at 28ses today $30 a share. analyst says it could reach $50 within a year. >> chrysler hired ron burgundy to star in its new television cheshls. the actor will ferrell will play the bart skpart was given free reign to write and produce three to six ads. he came back with 70

sun will be shining. you'll notice mid 70s in redwood city and palo alto. sea breeze kicks in. downtown going from 76 today to 68 tomorrow. and east bay communities low 70s for all of you. inland spots upper 70s. accu-weather forecast cooling down down midz 70s into warmest valleys now that is a big drop on wednesday. slight upward trend in temperatures. >> thank you. >> coming up here next fans of the green and gold get an early call. >> that is because >>> stock markets closes at its lower level in a month. the downtown fell 136 points s and p fell 14, but apple went up $4 when an analyst looked at profit marg wrin for the new iphone 5s and upgraded stock. san francisco based twitter several week as way from going public but at least one analyst is rating it a bye. twitter ipo may start at 28ses today $30 a share. analyst says it could reach $50 within a year. >> chrysler hired ron burgundy to star in its new television cheshls. the actor will ferrell will play the bart skpart was given free reign to write and produce three to six ads. he came back with 70. >> fans hit the ba

the control of the sea the plight of migrant workers getting the nation's world cup together shines a light on the suffering of other foreign employees and the wealthy gulf states. and a look behind the barbed wire our t. gets rare access inside the notorious one tunnel prison. we've heard about it like several movies but you don't really it is just a place that people forget about like they don't never think about it we talked to rebecca wood from the guantanamo media team of all the why she actually loves her job.

i'm a mother who took her kids to sea world. i thought i was going to be telling a documentary about a trainer at sea world and this tragic death. so i sort of starting peeling back the onion from there. these animals are not suitable for captivity. they're supposed to be swimming up to 100 miles a day and they're doing these circles. they're slit from their families, they fight all the time vying for dominance. in captivity, they vie for dominance. but the subdominant animal who loses the fight flees. but in captivity they never can leave. >> and one of the main characters is the whale that killed that handler in florida. but this wasn't the first time there was an insurance department with this whale. explain the dark, be troubled history. >> i know. that was one of the most shocking things i learned is that he had killed twice before. the first time was at sea land. it was up in canada, and he killed a trainer there as well. and then killed once he was -- sea world purchased him after that and brought him over to orlando. and

diana nyad, fresh from that swim in the seas. swimming two days straight coming up. >> in a pool! >> if that weren't silly enough, she thinks we're going to get in it with her. >> they don't make enough bathing caps. >> we're very, very proud of her. >> this is a woman -- >> yeah. >> we love her. >> we love her and you are proud of her. >> on our plaza is was a big, big, big morning, because -- >> miley was here. ♪ remember only god can judge you, forget your haters somebody loves yeah ♪ >> lying in the bathroom, trying to get -- ♪ >> yeah. >> okay. a modern miley kind of day around here. apparently getting very good grades for her appearance as musical guest and host of "snl." did you see it? >> i saw a little of it. we'll roll the clip. one thing you can always tell from our people behind the scenes you get to know how somebody really is. and everybody who worked with miley cyrus behind the scene said she was so kind, nice, sweet, adaptable, all of those things. >> not a diva moment and apparently donna our wardrobe lady said the same thing. she's always like that at "snl.

stuart: gary player, i've got to say it, in a sea of negatives, you pop onto the show and you're a shining example of what being positive is all about. and it's a pleasure, an honor to have us with us. >> thank you, we must never forget we should all be grateful we have the things that we have, because a lot of people in the world have nothing. stuart: and we should remember the things we've got. look at our blessings. >> exactly. stuart: gary player, what a pleasure. thank you very much. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: thank you, sir. you know about the glitches on the obamacare exchange website, but there are much bigger problems with the president's health care plan and i say the whole thing, forgive me for being extreme, i say it's a disgrace. the dow is up 164 points as we speak. ♪ oh, trouble, trouble, trouble♪ ♪ feels like every time you come around and knock me down again♪ >> this is not that complicated. i know you're trying to make a partisan issue out of it. >> nice try. >> but. >> if you don't tell the simple fact when the president learned. i'm saying quickly, you're-- >

drill for oil in alaska of course the same for can energy in greenland to start all in the barents sea it's very interesting actually that you mention shell there they're about to become partners in the arctic with gazprom and you really couldn't think of two more reckless companies that you wouldn't want anywhere near what is probably one of the most unique and fragile environments left on the planet at the moment alternative energy when source and solar energy just cannot supply the energy needs of the world we're not saying to people turn off the gas taps turn off your tank but if you look in places like western europe in in north america demand for oil is actually flattening so this idea that we're going to need more and more and more oil until now we're completely sated isn't true there is a flattening demanding key demand centers and oil companies i think have to respond to that by realizing that going into the ever more risky front here areas like the arctic is that is a gamble too far. more news coming away after a short break stay with us if you can. well. it's technology inno

for oil in alaska of course the same for canned energy in greenland for starters all in the barents sea it's very interesting actually that you mention shell that they're about to become partners in the arctic with gazprom and you really couldn't think of two more reckless companies that you wouldn't want anywhere near what is probably one of the most unique and fragile environments left on the planet at the moment alternative energy when source and solar energy just cannot supply the energy needs of the world we're not saying to people turn off the gas taps turn off your tank but if you look in places like western europe in north america demand for oil is actually flattening so this idea that we're going to need more and more and more oil until now we're completely sated i'm a free isn't true there is a flattening demanding key demand centers and oil companies i think have to respond to that by realizing that going into the ever more risky front here areas like the arctic is that is a gamble too far and i also spoke to patrick moore he's a former greenpeace leader in l. thinks the orga

drill for oil in alaska of course the same for canned energy in greenland for start all in the barents sea it's very interesting actually that you mention shell that they're about to become partners in the arctic with gazprom and you really couldn't think of two more reckless companies that you wouldn't want anywhere near what is probably one of the most unique and fragile environments left on the planet at the moment alternative energy wind source and solar energy just cannot supply the energy needs of the world we're not saying to people turn off the gas taps turn off your tank but if you look in places like western europe and in north america demand for oil is actually flattening so this idea that we're going to need more and more and more oil until no we're completely sated i'm afraid isn't true. but i also spoke to patrick moore he is a former greenpeace leader who now thinks the organization should have found a better way to convey that message you can't expect to have people allow you to continue to storm their oil rigs oil rigs are a very serious operation with really big safety is

drill for oil in alaska of course the same for can energy in greenland for start all in the barents sea it's very interesting actually that you mention shell that they're about to become partners in the arctic with gazprom and you really couldn't think of two more reckless companies that you wouldn't want anywhere near what is probably one of the most unique and fragile environments left on the planet many say your policy is ridiculous you're against fossil fuels nuclear energy and hydroelectric energy of course the world relies on these at the moment alternative energy wind source and solar energy just cannot supply the energy needs of the world and i spoke to your former leader yesterday he said your policy is totally miss guided. well patrick moore. as is perfectly entitled to whatever opinions he cares to carry the issue here is is unconventional front here or oil the oil industry is being pushed to increasingly marginal and fragile parts of the world be it deep water places like the gulf of mexico of brazil and increasingly the arctic this is because the age of easy or oil is is ov

rise and shine. you're watching "early start" and i'm pamela brown. >> i'm john berman. 30 minutes after the hour right now. >>> this morning two convicted killers are back in a florida jail weeks after walking out of prison thanks to forged documents. this cell phone video shows their arrest at a panama city hotel. the pair joseph jenkins and charles walker were waiting for a right when the police swooped in and arrested them. the forged documents from a judge said they should be relieved from prison early. now the families of the victims say they are relieved. >> i'm just filled with joy knowing that those two inmates has been apprehended. >> it is embarrassing. but my concentration at this point is, i think, as everyone else here is making sure that we come up with a process and a procedure that prohibits this from happening in the future. ultimately that is our responsibility. >> prison officials are not making clear how the documents got to them but police are promising more arrests as they look

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the eastern pacific will keep temperatures pretty much the same and keep the sun shine in place. the line that means we will have mostly fall of the free morning. >> 7 day around the bay forecast plenty of sunshine and much change in temperatures but they will trail off a bit as sweet spot the next work week. >> the loss angeles got back into the national league championship series with a 3-0 victory over the st. louis cardinals. >> yasiel puig and hanley ramirez had run-scoring hits for the dodgers who trail the best of seven series 2- 1. >> game 4 is tuesday at dodger stadium, followed by game 5 on wednesday. >> barry zito giving giants fans a heartfelt farewell. elide he took out a full- page ad in yesterday's san francisco chronicle. >> it and he writes--" from the bottom of my heart, i want to thank you, the dedicated fans of san francisco for the fire in your hearts of for a giants baseball and " appeared >> buried seven year $125 million deal with the giants comes to an end. >> zito hits ups and downs. >> he was 63-80 in his giants at tenure. >> but he wouldn't want hundre

diana nyack, fresh from that swim in the seas. swimming two days straight coming up. >> in a pool! >> if that weren't silly enough, she thinks we're going to get in it with her. >> they don't make enough bathing caps. >> this is a woman -- >> yeah. >> we love her. >> we love her and you are proud of her. >> on our plaza is was a big, big, big morning, because -- >> miley was here. ♪ remember only god can judge you, if you're a hater, somebody loves ya ♪ >> oh, yeah. >> lying in the bathroom, trying to get -- ♪ >> yeah. >> okay. a modern miley kind of day around here. apparently getting very good grades for her appearance as musical guest and host of "snl." did you see it? >> i saw a little of it. we'll roll the clip. can you tell from our people behind the scenes you get to know hoe somebody really is. and everybody who worked with miley cyrus behind the scene said she was so kind, nice, sweet, adaptable, all of those things. >> not a diva moment and apparently donna you our wardrobe lady said the same thing. she's always like that at "snl." if that's right, the -- >> in case