call to raid osama bin laden s compound. how have things changed. but a new warning from intelligence officials. and now i build them. i am a bigger is better kind of guy. i absolutely love building locomotives. i knew i wanted to design locomotives from when i was very young. [ jahmil ] from the outside it looks like such a simple device. when you actually get down into the bare bones of it, there s so much technology that s submerg. [ rob ] my welds are a signature, i could tell my welds apart from anybody s. you lay down that nice bead and you look at it, i love it. they don t go together by themselve there are a lot of little parts, and everyone has their job. [ scott ] i d love to see it out there on the open tracks. and when i e it, i m gonna know that i helped build that thing. [ train whistle blows ] here she comes! [ bell clanging ] [ train whistle blows ] wow!
that year, america began to gain jobs. a painfully slow, but steady job recovery has now taken hold for the last 18 months. and here is the key, if you want to bring it back to politics. if the economy adds just over 100,000 jobs per month between now and the election, america will have gained back every single job lost during the obama presidency. north zuckerman is the editor in chief of u.s. news & world report. he s also an extremely wealthy and successful democratic businessman. and he wrote this week, president obama s economic programs have failed. mort, the economy is on pace, as you saw, to get back every job lost under president obama, about a recession that he didn t start. why? why are you saying it s failed? let me put it this way. in the first place, those numbers are slightly misleading. we need 125,000 to 150,000 jobs every month just to take into account the new people coming into the labor force. absolutely, but that s not the criticism. i haven t fi
it s true. he truly could. and ricki lake opens up on love. when you re in love with someone, the sex is so much better. her weight. i battled it, but it continues to haunt me. and her dark childhood secret. plus, only in america, a ceo of the right stuff. how the the man who runs amazon makes billions by putting his customers first using an empty chair. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. tonight. keeping america great. the one and only gary marshal and hi interview with ricki lake. she says her life s an open book and she reveals all about that open book life in a pretty intimate conversation with me tonight. we begin with our big story, a man who s not just a big star, he s got some pretty interesting thing to say about race in america. blair underwood is a broadway star now, but it all began on tv s l.a. law. we ve been starting our associates pretty much commensurate with the going rate, which has i m sure you re aware is considerably lower.
and now i build them. i am a bigger is better kind of guy. i absolutely love building locomotives. i knew i wanted to design locomotives from when i was very young. [ jahmil ] from the outside it looks like such a simple device. when you actually get down into the bare bones of it, there s so much technology that s submerg. [ rob ] my welds are a signature, i could tell my welds apart from anybody s. you lay down that nice bead and you look at it, i love it. they don t go together by themselve there are a lot of little parts, and everyone has their job. [ scott ] i d love to see it out there on the open tracks. and when i e it, i m gonna know that i helped build that thing. [ train whistle blows ] here she comes! [ bell clanging ] [ train whistle blows ] wow! [ charlie ] well, it s one thing seeing them built, but then to see them out here, pulling freight across america, it makes us proud.
two days. i feel so guilty because i did not do that. he did not care. john fugelsang, nothing from you hereto, not even a phone call. mark lamont hill, professor at columbia university. i really did send flowers. you sent nothing, you lie. this is what i got from my colleagues, nothing. he came in thinking you d be here. oh, blah, blah, blah. i m not going to talk to you for the entire morning. kidding. let s get right to our starting point this morning. we have a major development to talk about that could complicate george zimmerman s case and could get his attorney into trouble. mark o mara will let the judge know while he was originally pleading poverty in order to get george zimmerman out on bail and a relatively low bail it turns out his client has raised more than $200,000, that is exactly how much he s raised, $204,000 is exactly what he s raised in donations from a now defunct website he helped set up to pay his legal expenses, a major revelation beca