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Environmental catastrophe that weve seen seen in the united states and that went largely ignored. >> what the federal government role is, if theyre not regulating things that americans can do, we cant go to check the oil rig for safety. why are they focusing on childrens bmi rather than regulating things that we cant do in our back yard. >> the same people that were accepting the royalties from the oil companies so their priorities were certainly out of whack. and we talked about some of the sol...

Foot wall into the back yard of a home during a car crash yesterday. amazingly he survived with nothing, but scratches. his mother was driving and lost control of the car. >> i saw something out of the corner of this eye and i turned and lo and behold here comes a child in for a landing. >> unbelievable. well, authorities say the toddler was in a seat belt, but not in a car seat at the time of the accident, and adding that the outcome a nothing short of a miracle. >> tea partiers are getting out...

You have to have 40% to get on the ballot and particularly when youve been there for 18 years for young bucks to say by gosh, i want a chance to hold that senate seat. the only way to do that get my people elected in the predict and county conventions and get him elected for the seat. i want to be clear, im for him, i campaigned for him last year and a good man, hes a strong and effective conservative. >> interestingly, theyre targeting interesting seats. harry reids seat in hawaii, back yard of...

>> education and literacy. >> larry: a small amount of money and they -- >> yeah, i went down to mississippi. one in five kids in america are poor. so creates a statistic. and also, literacy is a big thing in this program that i did when morgan freeman in mississippi in the surgeon general. these kids -- its crazy, larry. we discovered on our own on "american idol" that literacy is a problem in america. you would have thought that one of the richest countries in the world, literacy, we have all ...

Look around and you see the neighborhood, i mean, wow. >> yes, i know. and it brings back memories of a childhood, and my mother would plant all these flowers, theyre gone. we could get cuttings from them. >> reporter: i mention thats we werent allowed until this neighborhood about two hours ago literally because take a look, there are power lines in your back yard here. >> yes. >> reporter: thats why authorities said hey, its too dangerous for folks like joe and others to get into the neighborh...

Theres a lot of cat fighting, back stabbing and that insanity, deep down were normal parents who have two normal kids. >> mike: what is a normal parent. tell me what that is. ive raised three, all of mine are grown, i dont know what you mean when you say normal. define normal. >> i grew up in australia in wide open spaces and when we first talked about having children new york city was the last place i thought of bringing up kids. the only compromise, if were going to have kids and stay in the c...

Treasury secretary timothy geithner says hes confident working through will pass. g.o.p. members said the wall street reform plan will allow endless taxpayers funded bailouts for big wall street banks. here is something you dont see every day, two bulls on the loose in long island, new york, after roaming around railroad tracks, the bulls made their way to this back yard. >> that guy is wearing a red coat. >> not a good idea to contain the bulls. >> its their favorite color. >> toro, toro. >> ol...

>> are they running? >> or lost? >> its normal out there. >> wandering. >> the wandering of the bulls. >> near kilmeades house. >> thats his back yard. wow! thats a low price! i know! [ male announcer ] staples. that was easy.

Kind of health insurance we should be buying. bill: this is something that will be debated at least for the next six months as we go into november and well bring you back with someone else from the other side and well go at it, okay, because these are important issues for americans to talk about, debate, to discuss, and well continue the discussion here. matt kibbe out of washington, thank you. martha: congress was working late last night and signed another extension of unemployment benefits. ...

The face of those individuals and then repeatedly show you their back yard. much more ahead today. if you hate getting up early. if you hate staying late, if you hate working -- but you want to be stinking rich -- youve come to the right place. well tell you how, in the "town square." and then on "hardball," in the exit interview with the outgoing sciu president, andy stern, chris matthews here on msnbc. p-capital- for-barbers business. and the this-wont- hurt-a-bit business. because we dont j...