she is on fox 11 l.a. she caning of hot, he is so good looking that tourists ask for direction to him. and then they take him to the top floor. the metaphor didn't work. it is sean canin. damn he is hot. and there is a book called "the modern gentleman" which is a fantastic read. and my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if comedic genius was a lottery blowing i would blow him on a subway. and the co-host of the "opi expe anthony show." >> a-block, the lede, that's the first story. >> thanks for the clarification, graphics man. their an arcky has spread to kfc. their screams target krispy kremes. anti-american protesters are now attacking our beloved fast-food chain. on friday agitators in lebenon expressed their anger at the obscure youtube video about the video by setting fire to a combination of kfc and hardy's and the krispy kreme next door. their loss, truly. and more standard american flag burning, and in egypt crowds in tahrir square hold a poster of osama bin laden and graffiti on the u.s. embass

live nor us in l.a. there are a lot of cars out in the weekend in l.a. how is it going? >> reporter: one would think it has potential of sequel to a bad movie. mayor of los angeles says it's pretty good and going pretty well. that is traffic on the other freeways in los angeles, this freeway is closed down, ten miles from san der in an dough valley to l.a. this is the construction part. they have to expand the freeway in order to expand the freeway by another lane, they have to make this bridge. this the mullonnd bridge and the landmark is coming down. it's come down in one big chunk buried into the hillside. most of it is coming down about chunks the size of basketballs. this is a 53-hour project and mayor says they hope it will be done in 53 hours. first version of carmegeddon. it was done in 37 hours. this one is going to take longer because its 30% longer span on the north side of the bridge. to get all of this down, you have to basically chunk away at this. they are hoping by tonight to have all of this northbound span down but they wanted to encourage people to sta

in the morning west coast time heading right into l.a. and i expect them to hit even heavier traffic than you're seeing now. and the question is, will cph attempt to box them in as we're being led to believe they're now positioning some units in front of him, gregg? gregg: they have come to a stop. they could use the pit maneuver right there where you bump the backside of the vehicle and force it to go sideways. you can't really put spike strips down. you would have to clear the traffic, otherwise you blow a lot of other tires out. and again, this is south. i had earlier said north. it is south. so the traffic is only going to get worse this morning. harris faulkner, you've been listening in to some of the traffic. what's going on? >> reporter: you can hear on the scanner traffic. the big problem, gregg, is exactly what you're describing. they can't really do much because there are so many cars in front. they're doing what william was saying trying to clear squad cars in front of the vintage mercedes, trying to clear that traffic out. he

and l.a. times james rainy tweeted, cockeyed mitt romney takelibyan tragedy and find a way to side with moronic pastor terry jones. and then came this headline in the l.a. times, mitt romney should triple down on libya rally with reverend jones. so are the tweets sort of influencing the way this gets covered, the narrative of this? which comes first the chicken or the egg? and i don't know if the the tweets hadn't happened it would have had the same thing, but you look at that and you have to say, just, do they even care about what was actually unfolding in front of their eyes in the middle east? because, you see the outrage of accusing the president of being assaulted? i'm sorry, there were human beings being murdered and our embassy was under attack, ab we were watching our american flag being torn up and burned and the islamic flag flying over our embassy. i really do wonder, i'm asking legitimately as i look at those, do they even care? it doesn't seem like any sense of something terrible

you see that in editorials and columnists and "washington post" and l.a. times. >> rick: so photo editors, netanyahu posing as the worst dictator in the history of dictatorships. what were they doing in f not to show political bias? >> what is atrocious about this, i'm not a huge netanyahu fan per se, but they have so much an must towards him they don't display like they do with mahmoud ahmadinejad. i don't think they should be allowed to send out a picture like that, but you don't ever see them expressing anger or disgusted that discuss about wiping a nation off the map. >> rick: the post is owned by the same parent company as this network and that was the front page the other day. >> and it appears morgan syd, this was pretty good. they were looking -- but let's go back to how they covered obama's speech. krauthammer counted six apologies to the speech and then they figure out how to arrest the guy thatade the video. it would have been much different. they are clearly letting obama get away w with trouncing the person here to soothe relations, maybe a de

and you see that in the editorials and the columns in most of the new york times and l.a. times, wrong. >> rick: and the photos of prime minister netanyahu posing as the worst dictator in the history of dictatorships, what were they doing, other than show political bias? >> it was an accident. what's reallily particularly atrocious about this, i'm know the a huge netanyahu fan, abouter say, but the fact that they have so much animus towards him that they don't have to ahmadnejad. if you compared the two, i don't think they should be allowed to send the picture out like that. you don't see them expressing anger or disgust to somebody who discusses wiping off a nation off the map. >> rick: no confusing the part of amimus, the post owned by the same parent company of this new york, on the front page the other day. >> and he says this is ahmadnejad, and they were looking and let's look how they discovered the media speeches and charles krauthammer counted six apologies for the muhammad video, and if you're going to arrest the guy who made the muhammad video if this had been on

one of the reasons why when the l.a. times picked me up as a columnist. barbra streisand publicly cancelled her subscription in protest. in my career there are few higher watermarks than that. in all fairness, conservatives shouldn't be a pain in the ass to hollywood liberals but it's the fastest root to their brain. the award goes to baby hugo, sean penn. >> you have what i call get the "n" word out of the white house party. the tea party. there is a wig bubble coming out of their heads, can we just lynch him. >> rick: contenders of the worst reporter in the history of man were indicate can i couric, brian williams and dan rather. and winner, indicate katie couric is chosen by the audience. cal, you were at the ceremony last night. they did a round applause. >> it was like the old shows on tv where the meter goes. it's always a fun time to be together, 25 years of media research center. they do a tremendous job. personally i love barbra streisand. i got most of our people. people who need people. >> andrew brietbart. >> a great blogger. jim was ahead of

and l.a. times james rainy tweeted, cockeyed mitt romney takes libyan tragedy and find a way to side with moronic pastor terry jones. and then came this headline in the l.a. times, mitt romney should triple down on libya rally with reverend jones. so are the tweets sort of influencing the way this gets covered, the narrative of this? which comes first the chicken or the egg? and i don't know if the the tweets hadn't happened it would have had the same thing, but you look at that and you have to say, just, do they even care about what was actually unfolding in front of their eyes in the middle east? because, you see the outrage of accusing the president of being assaulted? i'm sorry, there were human beings being murdered and our embassy was under attack, ab we were watching our american flag being torn up and burned and the islamic flag flying over our embassy. i really do wonder, i'm asking legitimately as i look at those, do they even care? it doesn't seem like any sense of something terribl

getting tight on the streets of l.a. continue to go around the block and throw money out at the citizens of los angeles. more on that in just moment. in chicago this is day three of the big teachers' strike. there are big questions about how the administration handles labor issues. megyn: trace gallagher, it's all wrapped up. >> reporter: the cops didn't even have to put a spike strip down. the guy in the silver truck blocked him off. that was the end of this hour-plus car chase and the suspect, all of them are in custody, even the ones who jumped out earlier. megyn: when they got out people were clapping their hands. not you police will begin their task of trying to review the tv footage to finding out who took it. >> reporter: the robin hood car chase. megyn: probably a lot of good people who didn't expect their money to be stolen by these six suspects. three were in the car and you said a few got out as well. >> reporter: the fbi confirmed the three who'out were aprebehinded. nobody amazingly from the crowds in the st

sam in l.a. -- imus is right to doubt you. he knows clueless when he sees it. alex via yahoo -- i don't know who is worse, the cowboy on oxygen or the clueless anchor. neil in texas takes offense to imus' tone. i'm done with imus. it realize he has to placate the liberals but i don't have to hear it. i'm tired of everyone being fat. love your show. it wiem you on the fat thing. donna in atlantic city -- heard you on imus and i heard something unprecedented. a media guy telling another media guy how the rush to judgment is affecting all media guys. did i hear that right? did i hear you right? do you still have a job? because you were a pretty bipartisan barber. donna as of now i still have a job because i think i said nothing wrong. neither did don. don't believe me. hear for yourself. here now highlight of the exchange that prompted all the jabs good and bad. me and the iman, man to man, on the state of this race between the two men. we yammer, you decide. >> so i ask you off the air if you liked romney. do you? >> i do. personally i like him a lot. >> and it d

>> the l.a. mayor said, i don't care what you say, we are going to do what we want anyway. >> and, sean, want to discard god is a list of priorities. what is most important to you, collectively as a political body, for what seemed to be the majority of the degigates, wanting god out of there. i thought was... quite -- disrespectful of other good democrats who are out there who have that faith, who understand god-given rights and are not ashamed of proclaiming that it is god who gives us our rights? >> i think it showed the views of a few in the hall. i think they were reaching out to energize their base. but the other thing about this convention that strikes me -- and i want to get your thoughted thoughts on this -- bill clinton who said that obama played the race card on him, was brought in to save the day. interestingly, the romney campaign has come out with an ad, reminding us what clinton said about obama in 2008. let's roll this. >> as the economy gets worse, barack obama calls on bill clint

. >> geraldo: craig joins me live in l.a. what are the actors look aring for with the lawsuit, money damages? >> the most important thing for them is to clear their names. they want the world and the muslim world to know that they were duped and the film doesn't represent their views and if they had known this was the nature of the film none of these actors would have been involved in it. >> geraldo: you sign on to do gone with the wind and end up in a porn know, any guidelines. >> in a porno you get the picture in a couple of minutes. there are no guidelines. so many actors desperate for work these days they are easy prey for the unscrupulous producers. >> geraldo: we will call her janet. an american muslim. why did you you trust this man? >> because i applied for the job as an actress and i applied on craigslist and went to what i thought was a legitimate casting call and was offered what i thought was a legitimate part in a historical feature. >> geraldo: and when you found out the reality, i wonder are, you know, obviousl

she wants to debate you l.a. times came out you ought to debate her? >> i'm running my own campaign. thank you, mark. >> is there any more you can add to that? >> three or four meetings in southern california, that is what i'll continue to do. >> wouldn't it be bet for the voters to hear both sides? >> thank you very much. >> sean: another example of a democrat running scared. the author of "suicide of a superpower," and bob bechel. beck will wouldn't run away from a fight like that? >> no he would not he was with jimmy carter. he came out and debated ronald reagan. he is ready to get into battle. >> there you go again. >> buchanan, he took the convention and actually bore right through it like ryan. i remember that. that is one, remember i said devil wrote that speech. that is when pat introduced me. >> sean: it was received very well. >> i still said the devil wrote it. >> sean: state of the campaign, pat, how do you see it? >> i think the republicans are down by a touchdown and we're going into the fourth quarter. i take the polls pretty seriously w

shooting in the air, that that was going to lead to a democracy, a rev revolution that looks like the l.a. riots is not going to lead to anything good. i knew that last march. why didn't the manager know this was inevitable? it is exactly like jimmy carter. all we need -- he has wrecked the economy, he is utterly naive. >> sean: they ripped down our flag! they hold up a flag and say, no god but allah, muhammad is the messenger. the a.p. said they were extremist islamists. so we know who they are. the president -- like ft. hood, workplace shoot ago before you shoot when you say allah akbar, this is a terrorist attack. this is not an overseas contingency operation. how embarrassing and weak we -- this country seems when this president does not have the courage to say what is a fact, that this country is being engaged by radicals that want to destroy us and that a war on terror continues to exist. this is breathtaking. >> no, i know! i know! it is back to the carter era! and as reagan said, strength never goes out of style. they were testing us with the initial attacks. and what did they get

you see that in the editor yams, "new york times" and l.a. times and it's flat wrong. >> rick: so by photo editors, netanyahu posing as the worst dictator in the history. >> it was an accident. look, what was atrocious about this. i'm not a huge netanyahu fan per se. they seem to have such animus they don't display like towards mahmoud ahmadinejad. i don't think they should be allowed to send a picture like that. you don't see them expressing any kind of anger or discuss wiping off a nation off the map. >> no confusing the animus when it come is to mahmoud ahmadinejad. post is owned by the same company that owns this network. >> as kirsten was saying, this is mahmoud ahmadinejad, this is pretty good. let's go back on the thing how media covered president obama's speech. it's the same charles krauthammer counted six apologies for the video. at the same time they figure out how to arrest the guy that made the video. bradley manning and leaking thing it would have been much different. they are clearly letting obama trouncing the person here to s

kristol, and they'll be-- >> and accusing the republican national committee of race baiting and the l.a. times had a headline, republican national convention puts a brown face on a white party. is this race baiting by the media? >> i was struck by the coverage of nbc, and m. snbc, how unabashedly biased it was. has a point of view and clearly came out on the coverage whether it was tom brokaw speaking about backward looking speech, about a man who is less inclusive than his father, to saying things that made joe scarboro and miss brasinski uncomfortable on morning joe. >> and got the opinions through. >>, but they're supposed to have straight coverage of a convention, hard to find that on nbc. >> and david challion, the former, now former head of yahoo! news, washington bureau, who was overheard on an abc webcast saying the romneys are happy to have a party as black people while black people drown, referring to the hurricane, referring to the hurricane hitting the west coast-- i'm sorry, gulf coast, he got fired for that, but a guy political director for abc news, and political director

in this report, in the l.a. times, it did surprise me that two months out people are undecided. matt, what will push them to decide? >> here is the tricky parted for governor romney. this race is essentially, what he has to do tried to do at the convention i think very effectively is explain to obama voters in the middle who voted for obama last time that he has failed on the most important issue of the day and that is reviving this economy. so these are folks that have a positive view of obama but maybe they don't think he deserves a second term. that is why when you see what happened at the democratic convention, when they made little mistakes, not mentioning god on the god on the platform. those types of things, little issues are important and big issues to parts of the electorate at stake like florida or l.a. times talked about. everything matters. governor romney,, l i think he is doing what he needs to do. >> heather: i threw this out on facebook and twitter, overwhelmingly they talked about the economy. bobby downey says, it would be telling less what you are going to do

big picture right now which is to try to blame this on an obscure movie out in the vine theater in l.a. that maybe ran for one or two-days two months ago. if you believe that was really the thing that sparked all of this you are crazy. you don't get that kind of 400 folks putting direct and indirect fire in a coordinating manner. you don't do that on twitter. that is something that is planned. >> they brought rocket launchers and heavy ar ril ry to a protest. >> if you believe that that is all it was. the protest was something set up for 9-11. they were looking for the best thing they could have at the time for trying to inflame the arab world. they went with what they have which is a two-phone call setup to an egyptian journalist because he wouldn't run with it the first time. then he ran with it the second time. then they have their spark. i think the assassination of the ambassador went all of the facts went out it was a planned evolution. >> colonel hunt what is your take on this and the white house been about this being a video? >> the ambassadors killed were al qaeda. the other t

. >> this l.a. times op-ed says this is not spree speech because it isment to cause violence. some could say the same about your classic album. >> i have heard it create a happy, cheerful violence, but violence nonthe less. it reminds me of my dad sort of taking me to task, and i would get offended by something he said. he said you have to be stronger than that. but people get excited by getting aping gree about and and why do you have to have such thin skin. >> there are too many things to get mad at. >> we get mad at soda drinkers. >> little people are the last. >> and mormons. god forbid you say anything about a muslim. but you can still insult mormans according to this campaign. >> we can always make fun of bill. we worked in magazines. i worked and you slept. is this guy brave, crazy or both, brazy? >> i don't know if i understand france, and i will tell you why. the muslim brotherhood said that why is it illegal and one can be thrown in jail for denying the holocaust in france -- >> you can be thrown in jail for denying the armenian genocide. it is not just the holocaust

. >> they already have huge traffic jams out in l.a. >> if you must text while driving, that's the way to go. >> thank you, peter. and federal judge seding with the democrats in a case of early voting in the battle ground state of ohio making news at this hour . the judge ruling all voters must have the opportunity to cast ballots not just those in the military. molly, this is not a set back for the republicans? >> it is not over. the president's reelection campaign is pleased. but the state of ohio is planning to appeal the judge's rule that will be appealed on tuesday. the federal judge told ohio that they cannot implement to end the early person voting three days before the election except for the military and ohiians living over seas. they had challenged the law saying it valued voterss and would hurt low income and minority voters. one is concerned that the law limits people's ability to vote. >> if you are a registered vote. you shouldn't have them standing in the way saying we'll cut your hours and make it difficult to vote. the court decision put that to rest. >> attorney gener

the details from a brazen bank robbery in l.a. sound amazingly similar to a recent action movie. did that film serve as the inspiration for this real heuf life crime? we have information from police on that coming up. >> the suspects gave her a device, forced her to wear a device which she believed to be an explosive device, and gave her instructions to relieve cash from the bank and then in turn pass it out to the suspects who ar were waiting outside. okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. keeps you from getting soft. [ major nutrition ] ensure. nutrition in charge! shannon: clint eastwood breaking his silence one week after taking the stage at the republican national convention. the hollywood icon delighted some

here's the l.a. mayor. listen to his comment, after seeing the african-americans, hispanics at the republican national convention this week. >> can't just trot out... a brown face or a spanish surname and expect the people are going to vote... for your party or your candidate. >> pretty despicable, considering they were all elected by people -- conservatives and republicans. >> it is despicable. the left is going to continue to play the race card because they are desperate. they know obama has failed the country, especially failed the black community because there are concerns about black voters not going out to the polls like they did in 2008. >> sean: this is a design -- >> it's a scare tactic. >> sean: by design? >> absolutely. >> sean: by design? >> by design. it is not surprising. it is not unintentional, but it's unintelligent. it's racial dribble. i find it abhorrent, especially the elected officials because they are playing the race card, as romny and others have said, including some democrats, they

here's the l.a. mayor. listen to his comment, after seeing the african-americans, hispanics at the republican national convention this week. >> can't just trot out... a brown face or a spanish surname and expect the people are going to vote... for your party or your candidate. >> pretty despicable, considering they were all elected by people -- conservatives and republicans. >> it is despicable. the left is going to continue to play the race card because they are desperate. they know obama has failed the country, especially failed the black community because there are concerns about black voters not going out to the polls like they did in 2008. >> sean: this is a design -- >> it's a scare tactic. >> sean: by design? >> absolutely. >> sean: by design? >> by design. it is not surprising. it is not unintentional, but it's unintelligent. it's racial dribble. i find it abhorrent, especially the elected officials because they are playing the race card, as romny and others have said, including some democrats, they

in the middle of the night the l.a. police took him out. >> kimberly: this is america. >> eric: what about bringing him in questions before arresting him. >> andrea: nobody believes it's a probation violation. how many cops do they need for a probation violation. there was like ten. >> greg: they will argue it was for his safety. you don't arrest a guy for safety. you say we'll put him somewhere. >> kimberly: that is over the top. ridiculous. this is america and this is happening? why isn't everybody outraged over this? wait a second, forget killing and first amendment and free speech. you killed it. >> greg: you know everybody in hollywood. cloon:has been chasing you for years to no avail. aren't they cowards? can you e-mail clooney and go where are you? >> kimberly: no, not him. pick somebody else. alec baldwin. >> bob: she has a thing for clooney. >> kimberly: e-mail baldwin and say where is the outrage? where is the twitter rant? where is the outrage about the fact we can step all over the first amendment in this co

l.a., 89 on sunday. 83 as we head into monday. looking at san diego seeing temperatures actually into the 70s as we head into monday to kick off the workweek. big improvement coming up for coastal areas in southern california. otherwise across the center of the country. we've been talking about the drought. almost a year in portions of the midwest and central and southern plains. we're continuing to see some showers and storms moving into these areas. localized flooding is possible. but not really expecting widespread severe weather. just beneficial rain across portions of missouri, illinois, western portions of kentucky, texas seeing much needed rainfall to the south of the city of lubbock. we're seeing a big improvement in the drought conditions. two weeks ago across parts of minnesota, into kentucky, we were at about 40% between extreme and exceptional drought. big improvement in this week down to 13%. you can see we've seen a big improvement in states like kentucky, indiana and illinois. big good news across parts of the midwe

. >> if we have going to reintroduce it, we will do it in l.a. >> we will cost things out go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> time to go back to mike baker for a post game wrap up. >> thank you very much, tom. keith, where are you going to be performing this weekend? >> i will be at the martin theater in panama city, florida. >> can you say that one more time? >> panama city, tickets on sale now. >> very good. katie, i heard a rumor it is your birthday? >> it is not my birthday, but it is my little brother's birthday, so happy birthday to my brother. >> that's nice. do you want to say his name and age? >> he is 22. his name is paul. he is on twitter. he is single. he lives around new york, ladies. look him up. >> greg, would you like to, i don't know, for the first time shamelessly promote your book? >> tomorrow on "the five" i will unveil the cover of

. >> that is real l.a. riots to me. >> you saw the interview with the guy who wrote the book about killing bin laden. and at the end of the day what was bin laden doing? he had the gun sitting there. he didn't murder himself like he told everybody else to do. he sat there like a complete coward. that's the mind set of these people. >> there is not a lot to be said. >> they definitely have to get over every time somebody says something about mohamed you lose it. you are not a rational person if you behave like that, period. >> i don't know if i am using the right term, but the bell curve is a lot of religions are here, and they are still there. until they get over that -- >> but that's their power to use violence. that's their power. >> we are talking of course about the radical elements, and not all of them are like that. >> not everybody. >> here is this idea i had that is a little crazy. we never see -- we always talk about middle east outrage, and it is always -- the only rage we see in america is usuall

it did play once in a theater in l.a. to a pretty much empty house. >> still unfortunate you get somebody like this christian leader in florida promoting it, the same guy who threatened to burn the koran. whatever you think of the reaction, that is just stupid. >> he is an ass. we know he is an ass. >> have i to go baying and say, yes, he is an ass, but there are millions of asses who do stuff like that in different areas. inciting violence. we have had our share in our own country. >> what they are doing for calling this movie to be banned, that's insulting to my culture. why are they allowed to insult my culture? >> their reaction speaks volumes to the neanderthal mentality. we had larry david pee on jesus. i am a catholic. the hell with them. kick their ass was the old mantra and let's go back to that. >> or just get out. >> yes. >> i i am not necessarily advocating that, but it is a solution. ron paul 2016. >> how old will he be? >> something years yawning. years yawning. young. >> smart dude. >> chicago teacher strik

william la jeunesse is on that live in l.a. now and william what sparked all this? >> well, bill, this time of year it does not take much, a lightning strike, some embers from a smoldering campfire, both those fires are under investigation. one fire erupted on sunday afternoon near a park in riverside county about 60 miles southeast of los angeles. it destroyed four homes, threatening 200 memory. dr.~conrad murray higmurrieta high school is now a evacuation center. a second fire started in san diego, near the campo indian reservation. it destroyed 20 homes, threatening 80 more. both of these are brush fires meaning they can move quickly and can change direction with even mild changes in the wind, the direction of the wind. the fires are under investigation. bill: we are just coming into the season right now. what about elsewhere in the west, william? >> the weather here in southern california is cooling off right about now, and a similar change in weather up in washington state has helped firefighters there over the weekend. in the cascade mountains a fire there des

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"l.a. times." obama faces deep division. and huffington post barack obama promised new kind of politics but played the same game. you and i were scanning other -- >> dana: those aren't great if you are a campaign. shoot. if those would have been about bush it would have been worse. it would have been bush destroys republican party. that was the type of thing. george stephanopoulos, i don't think these and other reporters need to defend the media. if i were george i would have said i try my best to be fair. we got ready to do the sunday show. i think the sunday shows are fair. on october, 20 it will be obama is off to the races and obama will win and they will try to help him. >> couldn't there be another issue? not profit to believe be arm of the dnc? tina brown at newsweek says i can't carry his water. tell it like it is. things aren't good. >> kimberly: they need to try a different approach because it affects their bottom line as well. they came to my blackberry and i'm like listen to this. what do you expect for the dnc?

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bill: that's what's been reported anyway in l.a. it seemed to be primarily online if even that. chuck nash thank you. it's good to have you. martha: working on headlines coming out of tunis right now, if we get that we'll bring it to you. in the meantime our diplomats are clearly working in the line of fire, coming unde under attack in the middle east including in the egyptian kapt tolcapitol of cairo. coming up next, ryan crocker with his take on what is going on. bill: what experience he has too. guess who is going to washington? guess who went to washington the star of the show at the values summit conference this morning. we'll tell you. martha: take a look at this. this is brand-new video that we judge just got even in in khartoum in sudan, where you can see that the protestors are pushing back the guards and the military there in a violence situation. what we're told is that at one point they were able to scale the walls and to raise a muslim flag in khartoum in the german embassy, i need to emphasize here, this is an attack on the german embassy, you see the walls go down

joining me now from l.a. politics and race commentator jasmine cannic. i don't know if you are a kerry washington fan or not. >> i am. >> laura: how mitt romney and paul ryan are actually going to show up at the polls and bar the door so women actually cannot vote. do you think maybe we're going a little extreme here with some of these charges? >> i think the democratic party is doing what it needs to do to fire up this base. you know, romney or ryan might not be the ones actually, you know, at the door there are legitimate issues when it comes to. >> wait a second. as a woman, i'm actually offended about the fact that kerry washington would say. this i don't know kerry washington. she could be a lovely person. when you are saying that republic candidates are trying to stop women from voting, stop them from getting healthcare, stop them from getting educated, that sounds a little bit like the taliban, not like the republic party that i'm a part of. so i would like to know some examples of where they are trying to do any of these things. >> okay. let's lo

the president is now ahead about two to one among a l.a. tinos and as long as they have the unyielding position on immigration it sends a message to many in the community there is a big chunk of the party that would prefer that they weren't here. they need to look at immigration reform this they are going to make strides in the hispanic community. >> geraldo: what do you think the turnout is going to be? do you think the ratings for the convention the turnout in november will be down from 2008 when people were psyched up about the historic nature of the race? senator? >> i think it probably will be down, geraldo. particularly among young people. both of the campaigns geared up get out the vote operations to turn out the bases sophisticated with all the microtargetting based and narrow slices of the electorate. i think it will probably be down but then accentates the importance of each voter that gets out and votes. it will be close. one percentage one way or the other. that advantage goes to the president. >> geraldo: great to see you as al

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but, again, with all drugs we do out here in l.a. [ laughter ] >> who remembers the weekend? >> bill: i got it okay. so those wild republicans in tampa doesn't get more exciting than that, does it? >> yeah. they are old and white and don't dance well. and clinton eastwood, i know your poll says differently and i didn't -- you know, he shouldn't have been talking to the chair. and he should have been talking to his hair. because his hair has gone crazy. he now has crazy old man hair. talk to the hair should be the bumper sticker. he looks like phyllis diller just got out of bed. someone get that guy some palm aid or something. >> bill: at 82 come on he has still got most of his hair and he is in good shape. i'm not going to criticize his appearance. when he came on because you are in show biz and you know how it's orchestrated. we understand that he just basically said to the romney people hey, i'm going to do what i want and if you don't like it, i'm going to pull out my magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world and blow your head clean off. they let him do what he wante