and the john that, you know, that i was live with was not a john that, you know it was -- it's complicated because it looked like him. talked like him. but it was not a john -- >> larry: his followers sure loved him. >> yeah. because he stood for so many things that really mattered. still does. one of the things that's very frustrating to him is the things that really matter to him, the person he really is, is unable to act out. >> larry: our remaining moments with elizabeth edwards right after this. >>> tonight on "360," have you heard what some texas lawmakers, that illegal immigrants are having kids here so they can have citizenship, taking the kids overseas and training them to be terrorists, terror babies, as it were. see what happens when we ask for facts to back up the claims and we'll talk to a former fbi assistant director that says this is one of the most ridiculous things he's ever heard. keeping them honest. >>> new battles over an islamic-centered mosque at ground zero and what appears to be growing anti-mosque and anti-muslim sentiment around the country. demonstrations again

and if i've gone more than a day or two without giving him a hard time, i come up with a reason. >> john can work them out, too. >> yeah, this place -- very health conscience. they're of similar stature, we say. a bright light behind them and looking at the silhouette, you wouldn't though them apart. >> jerry, you're the director of this program. what is it, the group of you do? >> well, the department of correction, internal affairs division, is the police entity for the prison system in the state of tennessee. i have a total of ten commissioned agents that work for the department including myself. we conduct administrative and criminal investigations throughout the prison system in the state of tennessee. we have 12 prisons and we have three privately owned facilities that we go to as well. >> so your job is to go inside and take care of the crimes that happen inside the prison? >> correct. >> how does this differ, jason, the work you would do inside a prison than it might if you were a police officer, say, on the outside investigating a crime? >> it has its pros and cons. one, when a

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la lista john secada y tony dandrade nos cuenta más la carrera de john secada comenzó a despuntar a principio de los 80... en el 91 se lanzó como solista y bautizó su producción con su nombre... después de de 2 debiécada regrea demostrar sus dotes de bailarín y a sus 48 años que está en la mejor forma de su vida. >>> tú deberías estar en el show también. >>> antes de hablar de mira quien baila levántate la camiseta... oh dios yo estoy casi igual. >>> poco a poco papá, esto es un proceso de poco a poco. >>> dame más ánimo... muy pronto con la misma determinación se prepara para mira quien baila lo que le preocupa es el poco tiempo que tiene para entrenar los variado pasos. >>> lo que ha sido como artista mi propio reto personal es el movimiento, escénico por su origen caribeño tiene e ventaja a la hora de bailar salsa o merengue pero debe estar listo para enfrentar al jurado. >>> vas a mostrar mucho tu nueva figura. >>> creo que los productores van a querer que haga cosas que me encantaría porque le agrega a la presentación de cada baile . >>> para él no será difícil est

courage and character to stand up to a president who's wrong john mccain a president versus a senator doesn't seem like a fair fight unless said senator is john mccain character matters. i'm john mccain and i approved this message. a fight between a stand there and a president then that happened in two thousand and eight when you in the west so a wingnut were so soundly defeated anyway that mccain just can't stop obsessing with the man who defeated him do you remember this exchange during the health care reform debate. let me just make this point john because we're not campaigning in the election so. i think they give my love that every day oh yeah. so come on can you just stop obsessing with barack i mean you lots and you know what if i were you i'd be focusing on your campaign in your own state you could be out of a job soon. you know what i think i figured out i think i know what this is all about i think you have a crush on obama you've got a little bromance going on the way both people have to be involved in order for it to be a romance so maybe it is more of an obsession of bro

bachmann and palin and you have a dull group of leaders, mitch mcconnell and john boehner. people wouldn't recognize them on the subway. [laughter] chris: does that hurt the republican party to have dull leaders? >> there is a front stage-badge stage scenario where they don't necessarily have the strongest voices for television and for easy communication, kind of the b team is moving up who really communicate well. if you look at mitch mcconnell, his strength is organizing the party and the message. that has its value and not as easy. chris: how does that square with the tea party crowd who were excited? maybe it works together? >> there is energy and pragmatism and when they get people excited and have a strategy. chris: then comes the tricky problemyimarr those two. how do you take people with the high numbers like palin and say, we are going to run one of esthe dullsville candidates next time? >> it won't be dullsville if the republicans are lucky. mitch mcconnell is invisible because his job is a demolition expert. the guy blowing up the bridge doesn't want to be on tv.

: john phillips had a nice night tonight, didn't he? comes in, martellus bennett not playing in this one. caught the ball early on. that's a tough catch right there. lead blocker in the backfield. frostee rucker out of there, down on the line of scrimmage. that's where he got hurt. important part of this offense, though. >> al: and mcbriar, to the 5 yard line. shipley gets by mcbriar. he's inside the 10. and he's rolled out of bounds at about the 2 yard line. that's a 64-yard run back for the rookie out of texas. >> cris: happiest guy on the team other than shipley is carson palmer. he's selling this kid to everybody. he really thinks he's something special. maybe not the purest flat-out speed, but you see the quickness and the physical nature of his play. as carson said, you never have to tell him the same thing twice. he gets it. i really think you're going to see jordan shipley getting a lot of playing time this season, especially if antonio bryant can't come back from the knee injury. >> al: all the longhorn fans know about that. he

i would like to take a minute to remember john. he has not been well for a couple of months now. as been an incredible force here on the waterfront. we're very much in his debt. that concludes my report. >> thank you for that. i want to share some thoughts with the family the family has been integral and a part of history at fisherman's wharf. we hope they continue with their longstanding business and relationship in the community. thank you for bringing that to our attention. did you have something you wanted to share? >> thank you. i am tom creden. i want to thank the commissioners, rodney, and my landlord. i have known john for quite some time. what office looks straight over at the fishery. i always knew everything was fine when he was out surveying the whole situation. some of the things i think were missed in the bio were that i think they were the last participants in the whaling industry in this area. the other thingé)q is that becae of the whaling industry, he was in the tallow business. modesto tallow was his. caelliott will probably tell you that during his regime, jo

supervisor dufty: i have two in memoriams, and one is john, a firefighter, and i reached out to him. he was always right on any situation and help to calm things and make the public safe. he was highly respected by his colleagues and members of the public. he had suffered ill health in recent years, and the only retired on july 1 at the young age of 50 and then suffered a massive heart attack in july, so for his sister and other family members, we offer our thoughts, and i am submitting and in memorial \ -- memoriam for a 30- year member of the fire department. of his children, wrote one is a member of the sheriff's department, and one is a member of the fire department, and another note is a son-in-law who is also a public safety officer. we want to express our sentiment for their loss. i am also declaring august 18 as hiv planning council day in san francisco with supervisor campos recognizing those who serve on the h.o.v. planning council and organizing the expenditure of the act in making a very important decisions related to hiv and aids health services. and then, lastly, i intr

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five and a half years later john mccain returned to the usa and continued to serve in the navy. but as a presidential candidate in two thousand and eight he used rhetoric that not knowing his background might have even being considered pacifist america is the greatest force for good in the history of the world my friends we have gone to all four corners of the earth and shed american blood in defense usually of somebody else's freedom and our own so we are peacemakers and we're peacekeepers. evidence of war crimes against vietnamese civilians started coming out while john mccain was still serving his prison sentence. a horrific massacre took place in the rural community of my lai in one hundred sixty eight villages was suspected of helping the guerrillas will than four hundred people were murdered in a matter of hours. reports concerning fast and other episodes critically undermined the morale among u.s. troops stationed in vietnam. there was a lot of drug use there was a lot of murder of american officers by american soldiers there were a lot of units who refuse orders to go ou

today i'm in london speaking to john a veteran journalist on the documentary right here who started his career during the vietnam war john thanks very much for talking to now let's talk about more media in general first if you don't mind recently the web site wiki leaks published tens of thousands of documents relating to the afghanistan war what do you think that is the biggest impact is that modern technology has had journalism well i think the wiki leaks expose is. look like they might change journalism altogether if not change or wake it up. because what we could leaks is drawn is what journalists should have done. you know here here is the dreadful litany of years of of disaster and killing in afghanistan and i'm in the wrong. and i don't think we've got a sense certainly brought a sense of the disaster but i don't think we've got a sense of the real. the the political disaster the the behind the the human disaster in afghanistan that's what we call leaks is has given us. i think it says to journalists. separate us separate yourselves from the word of authority and start becoming i

>> why are you asking john? a dude kind of topic? >> bring it on. >> what if you don't use the glass for the champagne, just straight in the mouth. is there a right way to do that? >> i don't know, john. >> let's go to france and do some investigating. >> get some 40-ounce for you too, okay? champale. >> you want to bring us the weather too? >> i will bring you the weather. thanks very much. severe storms will bring hail and gusty wind from buffalo to cincinnati. heavy rain for parts of the southeast. that will be today with flooding possible, storms meanwhile in the forecast from kansas into colorado and new mexico. dallas, meanwhile, is forecast to top 100 degrees for the 16th straight day. believe it or not that's not a record. it's expected to hit 90 degrees in seattle, washington. chicago actually d >> and we'll have more weather coming up in the next half hour. back you to, john and bianna. >> thanks very much. >>> and coming up we'll have a child's touching tribute to her hero, her grandmother who laid down her life for a litt

that is one of a john mccain on the --i am a better. i swore to protect the united states constitution. >> you are excited by john mccain? >> absolutely. do you have a website the people are interested? >> is www.somosrepublicans.com. >> what does this stand for? >> it means "we are." we have expanded to texas, california, the midwest, in chicago prad hispanic americans are coming out to us because of our courage. >> the caller hit on tension that will be important for a number of republican candidates. you can the state of florida. you get in arizona immigrations style. one thing it did was put a number of candidates in florida on the spot in terms of whether or not they support that. marco rubio backed away from them for their -- they both were on the spot. they had to say they disagreed. this is going to be a attention for some republican candidates, particularly hispanic republicans. >> with 12% of the votes reporting, a center mccain has been declared the winner. this would be off for a fifth term. if he wins the general. the next

on behalf of the mayor, i would like to present to john ben with a the proclamation for --on ben with a the proclamation for native american heritage month. i think it's important that we recognize the strides the native american community has made in this country. whereas president barack obama has appointed kimberly tehee of the cherokee nation as his native american policy advisor and jodie jilett of the standing rock sioux rain to to provide a voice to the american indian nation within the president's white house senior staff. providing a critical seat at the table when important decisions are being made about the lives, nation and people of american indian dissent. and whereas president obama and secretary of the interior ken salazar selected larry oako hawk of the pawnee nation to serve as assistant secretary for indian affairs and have held listening sessions on american indian and alaska native issues around the country. and the white house. and whereas american indian heritage month recognizes and honors the continued contributions of the american indian community and promote

la lista john secada y tony dandrade nos cuenta más la carrera de john secada comenzó a despuntar a principio de los 80... en el 91 se lanzó como solista y bautizó su producción con su nombre... después de de 2 debiécada regrea demostrar sus dotes de bailarín y a sus 48 años que está en la mejor forma de su vida. >>> tú deberías estar en el show también. >>> antes de hablar de mira quien baila levántate la camiseta... oh dios yo estoy casi igual. >>> poco a poco papá, esto es un proceso de poco a poco. >>> dame más ánimo... muy pronto con la misma determinación se prepara para mira quien baila lo que le preocupa es el poco tiempo que tiene para entrenar los variado pasos. >>> lo que ha sido como artista mi propio reto personal es el movimiento, escénico por su origen caribeño tiene e ventaja a la hora de bailar salsa o merengue pero debe estar listo para enfrentar al jurado. >>> vas a mostrar mucho tu nueva figura. >>> creo que los productores van a querer que haga cosas que me encantaría porque le agrega a la presentación de cada baile . >>> para él no será difícil est

john, can we call anything in florida a surprise? >> we've got a big surprise, larry, going on right now in the republican primary for florida governor. let's show you the results right here. bill mccollum is the state attorney general, former congressman. 43% of the vote, which means he is losing at the moment to rick scott, a former health care executive, a multimillionaire, who has largely self-financed his race. 46% to 43%. just over a half percent of the vote counted, according to our friends at the associated press. this a very, very close race in a very consequential election to be the republican nominee and most like the favorite in the race for republican governor. that's one big race. etc. also look at florida. this is a fascinating contest to do. 51% of the vote counted. kendrick meek will be the democratic nominee. marco rubio is the republican nominee and you'll talk to governor charlie crist in a minute. the other big contest tonight, you mentioned at the top of the show, that's out in arizona. we'll show you the candid

chance to hear a little bit of your performance, and i am a big fan of john coltrane, and you play a phenomenal sax. can you tell me a little about your musical influences. >> a particular piece about john coltrane was he reached out to asia and his global vision. as an asian american growing up and coming up in this country seeking some recognition, that was a very meaningful, making that kind of contribution. i really owe a debt to john coltrane for recognizing my culture and uplifting it as part of the music as well. >> i know that your family history is really rich and complex in terms of illustrating how the chinese has occurred over the last two centuries. it could talk about that? >> it began in the 1870's, when my great grandfather, instead of coming with everybody else to the united states to build a railroad, he went off the coast of madagascar are. -- madagascar are. he met a woman there who is creel, african-american, french, and chinese. they married, and they had family, and i am the product of that. growing up here in the bay area, we have some influences because it is

there's no doubt about it also, john, that this is a very powerful move. the governor of texas said, we are going to think about succession. huge reaction from the tea party folks. a lot of folks are antithe federal government. >> let me in here. >> the states can require motorists to buy insurance. correct? what is the difference between that and the mandate we're talking about? >> you can't make somebody buy insurance on his own car. if he hits somebody else, he has to pay for it. >> people are not compelled to drive. they are not compelled to drive. >> driving is a privilege. >> however, the argument can be made when under served people have to be paid for. >> exit question. okay. that's precisely the exit. you want to read the question? exit question. if this goes to the supreme court, which side of the argument will prevail? the obama position that making health insurance mandatory for everyone is unconstitutional or the states argument is constitutional, excuse me, or the state's argument that health insurance is unconstitutional? >> 6-3. i think bri

john actually makes a good living from this. it all started when he spotted this, his first mistake in "jury rasic park." now, the sign is pointing the other way. movie mistakes.com now gets 25,000 hits a day. what sort of feeling do you get when you spot a really tough one? >> it's hard to say without sounding like so much of a geek, which ultimately i am. it's sort of a sense of pride. >> reporter: there are 88,000 mistakes listed on the site, for more than 5,000 movies. >> there are people out there who have submitted hundreds of thousands of mistakes to the site. >> reporter: some of john's favorites, in "mission impossible." one second he's on slicks, the next, his tires are knobby. "toy story," christmas lights, no christmas lights. christmas lights again. "top gun." no shades, man hug, shades appear. "apocalypse now" currently has the most mistakes. 390. look closely and the tape isn't actually going over the heads. more recently, "avatar." jake pushes grace, and pushes her again. but it's "pirates of the caribbean" that

also, john sat on the commission. once a commissioner, always a commissioner. we have long-term commissioners dr. david sanchez, dr is here. and now it is my great pleasure to introduce the president of our current commission, jim miller. >> what a great day for the public health of san francisco. first of all, i want to thank dr. hatz for all of his hard work to bring us to this day, and i want to acknowledge the current and former members of the commission who are here today. each of them has worked hard to champion this project. and we have forked together as a health commission to review and support each of the many steps it took to create the state of the art facility for the free list and most honorable of our citizens. i want to recognize those who designed and built and managed this massive project and overcame the many challenges to bring it to completion. and i especially want to honor and think the staff -- honor and thank the staff of our public health department, who work every day to provide care and rehabilitation for these patients. now you, the

so john has a grading system he uses when harvesting. >> we have several different grades, depending on what the consumer wants. this is grade-a, tender, beautiful, exquisite, baby-vegetable cactus, shipped with ultimate care in packing. this would be grade-b, also for the gourmand, but a little larger. not as much packing material in there to protect it. this is a good grace-c, very good for the ultimate consumer, easy to prepare and clean. you've got a lot of food value per leaf. >> grown on hillsides with plenty of sun and well-drained soil, the plants love to grow close together, and from planting to harvest, it can take months even years tc get full growth out of the plants. as you might expect with the prickly plants, harvest is a unique one, involving two key ingredients for success--a sharp knife and sgme heavy-duty gloves. and from grading to harvesting to packing, john does it all here, so he doesn't mind a little help every once in a while. >> so, what does it take to harvest cactus? what are we looking for here? >> well, i like them to be about the size of your hand, mayb

also, a special performance from john mellencamp. it is in stores this week. author and preacher max lucado and a special performance from john mellencamp. >> his name is james and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> to everyone making a difference, you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide is proud to join tavis a. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- tavis: max lucado is a renowned preacher who sit -- preaches in san antonio. he is a best-selling author whose books have sold more than a 55 million copies around the world. his latest text is called "outlive your life: if you were made to make a difference." thank you for joining us. i was immediately struck by this how is that possible? >> i think that it is. down deep, we all want to. we all want to leave -- leave a legacy

john behner has introduced a campaign strategy which is vaguenessd. that will be the agenda and the platform. he is asking to fire people. the problem for the democrats is this -- the energizer bunny for the 2002 debt -- 2006-2008 campaign has disappeared because of george w. bush being a circumspect and discreet former president. it makes it very difficult for democrats to demonize him again. he has become a non-per cent. >son. he has not said anything controversial and that makes it a tougher fight for joe biden. >> hope and change was specific? everybody is out of power especially if conditions are bad they promise everything vaguely and this will be a referendum on the incumbent >> let's get back to primary politics. >> this will be a battle royale on this issue of tax cuts. the middle class needs more tax cuts. small businesses need more tax cuts. the tax cuts for the super- wealthy, they can't count on me to stand by them. i am standing by the folks that work everyday. >> that was kendrick meek who won the primary. he has an uphill battle? >> th

now that's a slap in the face. >>> speaking of, raiders' john henderson is starting over after spending his entire career with the jaguars. safe to say old habits are hard to break. [ cursing ] >> are you going to be the one who hit john henderson pre- game? >> john henderson? i don't know if i want to mess with him. >> he is awesome. i hope i'm the guy who gets to slap him. i don't want him to hit me back. that's a big dude. >> reporter: i'll say. at 335 pounds, big john henderson should be an upgrade to the run defense which ranked 29th last year. >> use me at the nose and just clog it up. i say, hey, whatever you want, i'm there. i love this. i have been doing it a while and that's what i like doing. >> reporter: the two time pro bowl tackle was one of the best defensive players in jaguars history. a first round pick in 2002, henderson missed just four games in eight seasons with jacksonville, but became expendable when the team drafted two defensive tackles. >> i remember when i was in tampa and he was in jacksonville. him and stroud i was like, geez, these guys are so big. now i lo