you know, that's the thing that bill o'reilly will never understand. you got your own biases that are built-in spin. and i wish to god he would have me on my show so i could say, "bill, you're doing it right now. you're spinning right now." [laughs] but i think that a lot of people just find me to be off-putting and aggressive. and then because we are a culture that-- we demand our women to be, um, attractive in a very mainstream way, that is another thing that they are like-- in a lot of reviews of my shows and a lot of reviews about me, people find it necessary to comment on my physical appearance, which they never do for male comics, never. it would never, ever happen. they would never say, "i just saw bill maher last night, and looks like he's gained some weight" or blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, you know? this, that, and the other. but i've gotten, "janeane garofalo looking like an unmade bed." and then one person put something like-- in an interview, that said, "let's hope her new year's resolution entails joining a gym." because our culture objec

o'reilly all right famous bill o'reilly always bitter now here went on and on and on about jennifer aniston because we know porridge and she's been downed by a bunch of guys so she wants to have you know a baby on her own these days and he was just talking about how wonderful science is these days that that's even an option and he thinks that she is just taking down the role of the man in the family and fatherhood. to who won this argument time because i see that i responded in a very classy way. i actually who won i have a couple if you have a whole bunch of issues going on i didn't understand it did francis she's like you know like i want to be you know find anybody independent woman to find girl power and he's like no you got to have family structure stuff like that my problem is you know who's lost the people that have dated jennifer aniston because this woman is incredibly hot so we can all agree she's super hot while we don't mean this woman right now she has to be what's known as the most she's probably the female douche bag right now i love that word right now i don't know k

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. >> reporter: in 2008 the ball was showcased by fox news's bill o'reilly as an event representing what he called san francisco values. >> it probably won't fly for long in richmond ultimately because of maybe the conservative nature the people here. >> reporter: others said it's about bringing business to richmond's economy. and it's about changing richmond's image from a crime-plagued city. some neighbors told us they can be just as open-minded as san franciscans. >> you know, it's the 21st century. this has gone on for a while. i'm sure there will be a lot of respectable, you know, hardworking people that just have fun. >> reporter: the ball is scheduled to take place here on october 22nd and 23rd. monty francis, bay area news. >>> a man who is riding in the san jose bike pty last night is in the hospital tonight after being hit about a car. right where this month's bike party was being held. the monthly ride often draws hundreds of riders. many of the bikers were stopped at a red light when that witness claims several others rode past them into traffic, and that's when the accident

a couple of right handers looking at, bill o'reilly and donald trump. anyway. former a, nick swishier ties into this one. shot into center on cahill and that is going to fetch a pair and it just continued to unwind for the a's pitching staff. the yankees hit three home runs. three-run shot. turns into a blowout. new york a winner. >>> football is a dangerous sport but it seems worse when someone gets seriously hurt in a worthless preseason game. raider fans holding their breath when campbell went down. he threw easily at practice today. on saturday he sustained a stinger and was taken off the field after this play in a cart. although he probably will not play in the exhibition finale on thursday, that -- no one seems overly worried about his current condition. >> he threw the ball. did everything we needed to do in practice today. i knew after the game he would be all right. it's just a matter of him coming back to work. >> wow. that's the sporting life for monday night. we were talking about that catch the guy made against the wall. the impact of a car crash r

jennifer aniston and bill o'reilly going at it. jennifer aniston has a new movie coming out where a woman gets artificially inseminated to have a kid. and bill does not quite like that. says it sends the wrong message. take a look at the hit he took on jennifer. >> and that's where miss aniston makes her mistake. that she's throwing a message out to 12-year-olds and 13-year-olds, hey, you don't need a guy. you don't need a dad. that's destructive to our society. >> what jen originally said in an interview was that women are realizing more and more knowing they don't have to settle with a man just to have that child. that's what prompted that outburst. after he said that, she fires back saying, of course, the ideal scenario for parenting is two parents of a mature age. parenting is one of the hardest jobs on earth. many women dream of finding prince charm bug those who have not yet found their bill o'reilly, i'm glad science has provided a few other options. >> didn't we settle this debate 15 years ago with murphy brown and dan quay

donald trump hanging with bill o'reilly and seated to the left. that's clever. it's written for me. keith olbermann. supposed to be a coming-out party for a's all-star pitcher trevor cahill trying to prove he's in that cy young candidacy as a candidate, not happening. turns out his worst performance of the season. nick swisher tags for a couple runs. cahill allowed eight runs and lasted only four innings. robinson cano with the solo home run. yankees win this thing, embarrassing a's tonight, 11-5. oakland has always been a breeding ground for rappers, mc hammer, tupac and too short to name a few. now we have a rapper from saratoga. high-rent district saratoga. this is alex wagman, a wide receiver on the cal football team but his alter ego, ready, listen up, lage. ♪ what do you think? >> has a little beat to it. >> it's good. i like lagi. the only rapper in the history of saratoga. his teammates love it. they even have his songs on their ipods. >> i was hesitant to put it out because, you know, because of what people might think. as it became kind of like a social network, just pus

o'reilly takes on jennifer aniston and a new poll shows that americans find an affair more offensive than capital punishment so we're going to get comedian stephen smith two cents on that issue but now let's move on to today's top story. in the world is the world's youth going to be a lost generation all the international labor organization decided to take a look at unemployment figures from the last few years and they're predicting a very grim future for the world's youth the new report says that youth unemployment has reached its highest level on record and is only expected to increase through two thousand and ten. of some six hundred and twenty million economically active youth age fifteen to twenty four eighty one million were unemployed at the end of two thousand and nine that's the highest number ever but what they're really worried about is that this will create a lost generation of young people who have dropped out of the labor market having lost all hope of ever being able to work for a decent living but is that really mean that all hope for the future is lost well here to d

a couple of right handers looking at, bill o'reilly and donald trump. anyway. former a, nick swishier ties into this one. shot into center on cahill and that is going to fetch a pair and it just continued to unwind for the a's pitching staff. the yankees hit three home runs. three-run shot. turns into a blowout. new york a winner. >>> football is a dangerous sport but it seems worse when someone gets seriously hurt in a worthless preseason game. raider fans holding their breath when campbell went down. he threw easily at practice today. on saturday he sustained a stinger and was taken off the field after this play in a cart. although he probably will not play in the exhibition finale on thursday, that -- no one seems overly worried about his current condition. >> he threw the ball. did everything we needed to do in practice today. i knew after the game he would be all right. it's just a matter of him coming back to work. >> wow. that's the sporting life for monday night. we were talking about that catch the guy made against the wall. the impact of a car crash r

. >> reporter: in 2008, the ball was showcased by fox news's bill o'reilly as an event representing what he called san francisco values. >> my doubts are that it probably won't fly for very long in a city like richmond. also because of maybe the conservative nature of the people here. >> reporter: others told us, it's not a matter of conservati conservatism, but bringing business to richmond's economy. and it's about changing richmond's image from a crime-plagued city. city leaders hope people begin this think of richmond as a place to visit and spend money. and some neighbors told us, they can be just as open-minded as san franciscans. >> you know, it's 21st century. this has gone on for a while. people, you know, i'm sure there will be a lot of very respectable, you know, hard-working people at this that just have fun. >> reporter: monte francis, nbc "bay area news." >> still ahead, caught in the path of a wild fire, a narrow escape for hikers as flames rip flew southern california. >>> and the death toll rises along with the floodwaters in pakistan. how one bay area community is stepp

earlier this week bill o'reilly accused jennifer aniston of glamorizing single parenthood when she said women don't need to settle anymore to have children. aniston who is promoting her new film about artificial insemination is striking back telling "people" magazine, of course, many women dream of finding prince charming but for those who have not yet found their bill o'reilly, i'm just glad science has provided a few other options. ouch. that's the news at 8:04. time for the weather with marysol castro. i don't know if you can hear me above the screaming girls but good morning. >> good morning, juju, i can barely hear you. but i found some interesting folks in this crowd. tell me your name. >> olivia. >> how old are you? >> 8. >> olivia has plans not only for her but also her dad. what's your name? >> my name is eric. >> can we see your shirt? this is, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, this is nick's future father-in-law right here. we booked the exclusive. nick jonas is going to marry olivia. you don't know this yet but be good to the dad. good morning, everyone. let's turn to th

. >> why bill o'reilly is enraged over jennifer aniston's new movie. >>> what ellen was doing at the hospital?ight's "star file." >>> plus -- julia roberts' top ten fashion moments before last night's "eat, pray, love" premiere.

. >> bill o'reilly blasting kim. the photo shoot that had the host steamed. >> if a 16-year-old girl is

do you get the same sense when you tune in to bill o'reilly or you see laura ingram on fox, of karl rove? caller: i am a c-span junkie. in fact, whenever anybody asks me that question, i say i watch c-span. when you watch c-span, what you get is your morning program, you go through the newspapers. on msnbc in the morning, the only highlight "thnew york times" and "the washington post". you go through everything. it is about balance. it is about getting to the core questions that are appearing ily. one thing that i think shows a bias of msbc, and keith olbermann is absolutely offensive in his name calling of people, calling them a stupid or robert gibbswhen does his white house briefing, he is almost doing a stand-up comedy routine there. he is ignoring reporters' questions. he is joking them off. he is not addressing them. chuck todd presses a little further. fleicher,s ari they would been held up as an example of how the administration is not taking it seriously. guest: i want to say good things about savannah, my colleague. i think she and chuck todd make a great team. as journalists,

this bill o'reilly saying this is the new form of mothers in the movie "the switch." >> kind of reminds me when president barack obama said enter special olympics, making fun of his own bowling. >> we've heard rush limbaugh, howard stern say it, people say it a lot. she is under a lot of criticism right now. >> pc, got to be careful what you say. dr. laura's gotten in trouble, dropping the "n" word 11 times in five minutes. you know the back story by now. apparently, guess who's coming to her defense. the one and only sarah palin. apparently sarah palin went on twitter to defend dr. laura, saying dr. laura, don't retreat, reload. she wrote this wednesday. steps aside because her first amendment rights cease to exist, thanks to activists trying to silence. isn't american. not fair. what happened to dr. laura, dr. laura saying she's off the air at the end of the year, not going to renew her contract, who knows what the future may hold. ended her career on a controversial note but at least she has alaska in her corner. >> there's so much speculation what will happen to dr. laura right now.

. >> you caught the attention of bill o'reilly. did you ever believe that was going to happen? >> i never actually thought that my name and that name would ever be in one sentence, i must say. >> and this was a -- he basically was saying you were glorifying single motherhood. >> i was actually glorifying 12-year-olds getting knocked up and doing it by themselves. that's what i like to preach. i mean -- that was one of the -- >> usually, you don't respond to this kind of thing. >> i know. >> why this time respond? >> i just felt it needed it. it was begging for a response. it was just such an unfair statement that he made against me. and, you know, people say things about me all the time. you go whatever. but this was not just about me. it was also saying that something -- insulting women that are out there doing this on their own. i was raised by -- my mother was single. it doesn't always start off that way. but it happens. >> and you're right, the movie is a sill bracelebration of fam. >> it is. it's family. the most beautiful line is at the end, when he says to goldblum. he s

bill o'reilly sharply criticized jennifer aniston and said "she's throwing a message out to 12-year-olds and 13-year-olds that, hey, you don't need a guy. you don't need a dad. that's destructive to our society." how do you respond to that criticism? >> well, of course men -- you know, men are wonderful and dads are wonderful and most of the women that do this love men and value fatherhood. but they, again, don't want to pick the wrong guy and create a destructive family situation. he's also talking about the statistics about single mothers which looks at women who are single mothers out of death or divorce, abandonment. and those statistics look really bad. i put up on my website the studies on women who did this when they're in their 30s, they're finally independent. and the kids come out really great. >> what about from a man's perspective? >> there are a lot of single dads today, too. not necessarily getting artificially inseminated because that is not a possibility. but there are a lot of single fathers. i think it has a lot to do with the internet age. i know a lot of single dads a

bill o'reilly is taking it up. >> i love that song. don't you love that song? don't make me do the jersey pump. >> you, elliott and harper. every time it comes on. screaming. they want to be california girls.girl s. sorry, girls. >>> also this half hour people are facing tough decisions. when is the right time to claim your social security benefits? we're going to bring mellody hobson back and give you everything you need to know to make this decision. >>> and tory johnson introduces us to three women who have not let the job market defeat them. how they turned their lives around by starting the small businesses of their dreams. >>> also life skills 101. the five things your teens need to know before you send them off to college. >> that's so true. >> the first time. sweaty palms. >> i know. it works out in the end. >>> sam champion is outside. he has "just one thing" for us. >> hi. hi robin. we're just jabbing away. say hi to george and robin. it could be louder than that. patty kim, the most gorgeous and smart screen expert is here for our "just one thing." d

you have people like rush limbaugh, bill o'reilly, glenn beck, dennis miller, ann coulter -- host: we get the point. and is starting to become a commercial for fox. caller: as african-americans, we have to live in this country -- guest: dr. king grew up in a republican household in a time where the lincoln republicans were progressive. george wallace was a democrat. and was not a partisan matter but it was an interest matter. thurgood marshall and secretary: 5 democrats and republicans at that time could find common ground on like today's polarization. he did choose kennedy over nixon. that was his political leanings at the end of his life. he challenged kennedy just as he voted for him. remember talking about marching on washington and kennedy was reluctant. the national guard was surrounding washington, d.c. they gave a reception. they said they keep for the reception and we need the right to vote. they said we could not give you the right to vote unilaterally. people like john lewis bed -- bled enough and died enough. the change the culture and the national dialogue. he supported j

bill o'reilly got me started. i watched msnbc.com and i cannot stand it. i go to cnn and watch glynn back. i started watching him. he is pretty fun. it is progressive politics. that is what is killing our country. get rid of the constitution. did you can transform america. host: white marsh, md., democrats won. -- line. caller: it is not just race but the old politics and the way that all politicians are dealing with old politics. it is indicative for everyone to come together. based on the history of this country, you have something to call it the old news on how they see things from the 1950's and '60's and we have changes that need to take place now. there is a dream to put things into action. i do not understand the political process. a great job you are doing. thanks. host: we are going to change topics and talk about the levy system in new orleans. she is what the army corps of engineers. she will join us in a few minutes. here is a campaign 2010 update first. >> it is primary day in louisiana. joining us from the newsroom of political is someone to

do you get the same sense when you tune in to bill o'reilly or you see laura ingram on fox, of karl rove? caller: i am a c-span junkie. in fact, whenever anybody asks me that question, i say i watch c-span. when you watch c-span, what you get is your morning program, you go through the newspapers. on msnbc in the morning, the only highlight "the new york times" and "the washington post". you go through everything. it is about balance. it is about getting to the core questions that are appearing daily. one thing that i think shows a bias of msbc, and keith olbermann is absolutely offensive in his name calling of people, calling them a stupid or robert gibbswhen does his white house briefing, he is almost doing a stand-up comedy routine there. he is ignoring reporters' questions. he is joking them off. he is not addressing them. chuck todd presses a little further. fleicher,s ari they would been held up as an example of how the administration is not taking it seriously. guest: i want to say good things about savannah, my colleague. i think she and chuck todd make a great team. as journalis

you have people like rush limbaugh, bill o'reilly, glenn beck, dennis miller, ann coulter -- host: we get the point. and is starting to become a commercial for fox. caller: as africaamericans, we have to live in this country -- guest: dr. king grew up in a republican household in a time where the lincoln republicans were progressive. george wallace was a democrat. and was not a partisan matter but it was an interest matter. thurgood marshall and secretary: 5 democrats and republicans at that timeould find common ground on like today's polarization. he did choose kennedy over nixon. that was his political leanings at the end of his life. he challenged kennedy just as he voted for m. remember talking about marching on washington and kennedy was reluctant. the national guard was surrounding washington, d.c. they gave a reception. they said they keep for the reception and we need the right to vote. they said we could not give you the right to vote unilaterally. people like john lewis bed -- bled enough and died enough. the change the culture and the national dialogue. he supported johnson