jack conway is for obamacare. jack conway thinks what barack obama thanks. jack conway thinks what nancy pelosi thanks. that is that washington knows best. i am in washington and i am proud to remind people i am from kentucky on like the rest of the country. in 2008, kentucky did not fall for hope and change. kentucky's knew better. this year, we will know better once again. we know better than to send jack conway to washington to understand the obama-policy agenda. i say if ed whitfield, mitch mcconnell, and rand paul are on one side and on the other is a jack conway, barack obama, and nancy pelosi, our side is the kentucky side. what did this out of control trillion dollar deficits, we need rand paul to rein in government spending and keep us from burning in a sea of debt. now, look. rand paul has spent his entire professional career helping people out. jack conway spent his entire professional career chasing ambulances. jack conway will not stop out of control spending. he will not vote for a balanced budget amendment. rand paul will vote for a balanced b

. >> in other words, general conway strongly suggests that u.s.arines will remain in afghanistan to fight the taliban well after july, 2011. the white house may not like the general getting so far ahead of president obama in public on this subject. general conway's outspoken words may bring back some memories of another u.s. commander, general stanley mcchris tal. he was forced to resign in june after he made controversial remarks to a magazine. after that, all generals were told to keep in line. administration official says they're not surprised by general conway's remarks. he is, after all, a blunt-speaking general who is about to retire. but his comments reinforce those made with more sublety by other commanders. don't bet on july 2011 as the beginning of the end of afghanistan. >> chinese media are reporting 43 people have died in a passenger jet that burst into flames while landing at an airport in the northeast. state television says the plane had 96 people onboard when it crashed. 53 were rescued. jane francis kelly reports. >> the plane re

really, when they heat up, they boil offer. >> there were 35,000 members in the california club when conway started working and there are about 4 million today. still to come on "a second look", we'll look at the role of the automobile club has played in your nation's progress and whatever happened to the auto factories that provided thousands of jobs here in the bay area? . >>> tonight a "a second look" is take a summertime road-trip, driving down memory lane, if you will, where we're look out the window of the history of the auto and sometimes to figure out where you are going, it helps to look back at where you have been. in 2001, ktvu's bab mckenzie redowned the role the automobiles had played in recent history of american progress. >> reporter: when the 20th century was young, automobiles were still a novelty. a parade of horseless carrages would draw an audience just about anywhere, they were just about what they sounded lying, carriages without horses. others were they resembled other carriages of the day and if one broke down, you could hook a horse to it and haul it home. by the ea

conway twitter? >> larry: conway twitter. not the same thing.willie a conservative? >> i don't know. i might be in some areas. >> larry: really? i would always think of you as a liberal. >> i would like to consider myself a liberal, but i am -- probably certain areas where i'm pretty conservative. >> larry: financial end? >> financially, i have no knowledge. >> larry: no? but you want us to do more for farmers. >> i believe if you make it, throw it away. >> larry: you don't care about keeping it? >> no. >> larry: willie nelson. by the way, are you still an outlaw? is being an outlaw now different than being an outlaw back in the days with waylon jennings and the guys? >> it's still fun. >> larry: you were outlaws, renegades. >> we were determined to play our music mainly the way we wanted to play our music. and that's really where the term "outlaw," i think, came into it. there were certain people that didn't really want waylon to take his band in the studio because they hadn't -- you know, you go in there with a small budget, nobody gets to cut

gives details of a meeting between the then- northern ireland secretary and catholic cardinal william conway after the bombing. the previously-secret document reveals that the cardinal was seen privately and the cardinal new the priest was a very bad man and would see what could be done. the cardinal mentioned the possibility of transferring him, and that is what happened. the priest was moved across the irish border to a parish in donnegal. >> i believe he did what he thought to be right in the situation. he was faced with an impossible situation. his primary consideration would be the prevention of any further acts of violence. >> from the government, there was an apology. >> i am sorry that this man who was allegedly involved in this atrocity did not go through the full process of law. i am very sorry for the families who have been waiting a long time for this report to come through. >> for many of those relatives, just saying sorry about the government cover-up is not good enough. >> i cannot understand what they did and what they did it. i do not know how they can make it right. it has

in washington, general james conway said that date may actually be giving the taliban a morale boost. >> in some ways, we think right now it's probably giving our enemy sustenance. we think that he may be saying to himself, in fact we've intercepted communications that say, hey, we only have to hold out for so long. >> sreenivasan: >> sreenivasan: conway also said he believes some american units in afghanistan will turn over responsibilities to afghans next summer, but he does not believe they will be marines. in afghanistan today, a u.s. soldier was killed in fighting in the south. 31 americans have been killed in afghanistan this month. it was widely reported today that former president jimmy carter is traveling to north korea to win the release of an american prisoner. aijalon mahli gomes was arrested in january for illegally entering north korea. he was sentenced to eight years in prison and fined $700,000. a top u.s. official told the associated press the north korean government agreed to release gomes, if carter would bring him home. four americans were among 14 killed when a sm

. >> i believe conway did what he believed to be right in that situation. he was faced with an impossible situation. his primary concern was the prevention of violence. >> from the government, there was an apology. >> i am profoundly sorry that this man who was allegedly involved in this appalling atrocities did not go through the full process of law. and i am very sorry for the families to let been waiting a long time for this report to come through. >> but for many of those relatives, just saying sorry about the government cover-up is not good enough. >> i can understand what they did and why they did it, but that does not really make it right. we would like some justice to give us a bit of peace after 40 years. >> father james chesney is now dead, and so are all the key figures in the cover-up. no one has been prosecuted in connection with the bombing here, in the uncomfortable reality for the people of this village is that it is highly unlikely anyone ever will. mark simpson, bbc news. >> still to come for you on "bbc world news." already facing a food

another statistic i find interesting is jill i can't be conway at the polling coreleased set of statistics one said about 89% of the average female will not share information about politics with her friends. she doesn't talk about it. they will voteut w't talk about with it other women. that was interesting. women have to change, we have to change our own mindset. we need run for office, we need to get more involved then i think who we will start to see more females elected to office. >> all right. behind the headlines. last month, sen. harry reid decided to drop cap-and-trade legislation in the senate, postponing any hopes of a comprehensive energy reform bill until after mid-term elections. senators maria cantwell and susan collins hope this will allow members to take another look at their bill, the carbon limits and energy for america's renewal act, or the clear act. not only do they believe their bill is a simpler alternative to cap-and-trade, but they say it will put money into the budgets of american families. i sat down with the bipartisan duo. they explained how their cap-and divid

said the arizona conway was recovering faster than expected but gave a further lift the single currency against the dollar a move h.s.b.c. bank in london sees a state of course. we believe that some of the panic that was within the euro zone was a bit overdone that we do have structural challenges in the u.s. as well. when deficits are still there and also you know that there is this discussion between european governments and the us when actually should you start to rein into your deficit and it's very clear that europe is a bit more on the side that you have to do it rather earlier than later and it might if we had a crisis where is the u.s. is much more reluctant so we think given that you have more austerity stance you have less willingness to provide a lot of liquidity in the european market this just helps the currency and we believe that your dollar will trade around one thirty five by the end of this year . russia's trade surplus grew eighty percent year on year in the first half of two thousand and ten to ninety four billion dollars both the volume and price of exporting goods

conway, good morning. 19 months and you have an announcement this morning, what is it? >> regrettably, ann, i have to withdraw my representation for the anthonys. the reason for that withdrawal is based on the defense motion filed on august 9, last week. in that motion, the defense alleges that i was given special treatment that mr. nejame forced a waiver on anthonys in return for my view of equisearch documents. >> were you given special treatment? >> absolutely not. i was given the same conditions that everybody else was and that is i was allowed to review the documents, make tabs on the relative files, i was not allowed to copy, photograph, remove or any other way alter the documents. >> are you leaving because you have no choice of this move by casey's defense attorney? or are you leaving because you have had enough. >> i have no choice, i have become a witness to pleadings that have been misstated. as an officer of the court, i can't stand by and knowingly participate in something that is false. they

traffic slowed to a crawl especially on fulton and lynn conway.any are trying to find parking in an area with few available spaces. >> we have people asking if we can park up and down our driveway all day long. you'll get towed if you park that way. it's been a problem. >> this is a third year of the concert. residents tell us the crowds have so far been manageable. >> not as noisy, not as many people driving up and down the street. three times the amount of traffic we would usually get. >> the increase in traffic isn't a problem and helped sales. >> everything has been calm. traffic has been pretty good. no problems here. >> many people got the message that parking was going to be tough. one taxi dropped off people and muni buses were full. regular riders were warned that the concert would affect their travel. >> there are going to be more buses. >> muni increased service to coincide with the car. >> we know we're going to add extra service after the concert. >> that is good news, last year muni service after the concert was much too slow. >> aft

yesterday, i talked to tony conway.re they do events every week. he looks exclusively at the details. for example, don't show up late and say you got lost. make a dry run the day before. he looks for polished shoes. he's sending you out to represent his company. you get the job. tony conway would hire you, by all means. he says that people come in and say, i'm interested in event planning. but don't want to work nights and weekends. that's when events take place. it shows you're not connected to the industry you're interested in. rather, you're going for any job. that's not going to work, either. >> you can't give them easy reasons to say no on the way in. >> that's right. >> there's a fine line you talk about. you have to avoid coming in overprepared. that's what the head of one agency talks about. >> if you go into an interview. and you've got charts and reports. and just too many ideas, that may actually be a bad thing. being overprepared can also backfire if your interviewer thinks you have all the answers. and you

general conway will retire after more than four years in service.give you a briefing on his recent troubles and then take your questions. >> the morning, ladies and gentlemen. >> as dave indicated, it has been many months since i have been before you. we did just get back last night i'm not getting old. i'm just getting tired. i would like to offer a quick statement. and then i look forward to your questions. romania, pakistan, and we came after germany. we were reminded many times that roumania has now increased their presence. they have sustained 15 killed in action of today. they are dedicated to the task and can be rightly said that as a nation we believe they are pushing above their weight. f of the weight. they are consed with responding to the aftermath of the flood disaster we have had 2200 responding to the crisis. they have delivered more than 650 pounds of cargo. they should be off the coast of pakistan by mid to late september. the involvement of his army will report time ahead of their performing in married a task associated with these

. >> do you know what he tweeted to conway? it was something to do with something looks like a window. and kanye says is that polish or cogate? >> the tooth that he halls the diamond and the guy asked him what kind of toothpaste he used on it. it intrigued it so much that he followed him. >> now an instant celebrity. >> just ahead on abc 7 news at 6:00, a kayaker comes face-to-face with a great white shark. >> describes his terrifying experience. >> and the bus ride could get a whole lot smoother but thousands of east bay passengers. i'm theresa garcia live at the transit hub. that's because an imposed contract was thrown out but negotiations are still continuing and it could get with orbitz, i know what to expect from my vacation. bad dog, balloon pop. [ dog whimpers ] because orbitz has price assurance. leaf in face, marie, man with computer. [ man ] marie! if another orbitz customer books the same hotel or flight for less, they'll send me a check for the difference automatically. so i know i'll get their lowest price. and i

general conway returned from a trip to the central command region. and his group visited romania, pakistan, afghanistan, and germany. general conway spent the majority of his trip in helmand province in afghanistan. he will retire after more than 40 years this fall. he will give you a briefing on his recent travels and take your questions. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. as the date indicated, it has been many months since i have been before you and also, we did get back from a trip and the theater last night. so if i look a little ragged, i am not getting old. we are just a little tired. i want to offer a quick statement and i look forward to your questions. romania, afghanistan, pakistan, and we came back through germany. romania is a good ally. we attended a meeting at a port city there. we are reminded that romania stood with us in iraq and is increase our presence in afghanistan to 1800 troops 3 they sustained 15 killed an accident to date in afghanistan, but they are dedicated and it can be rightly said that as a nation we believe we are

jack conway won the toss, and he likes to go first.a former deputy cabinet secretary, and deputy general counsel, the former -- of the former governor, paul patton. receive and -- he received an undergraduate degree from duke university, a law degree from george washington university. he and his wife elizabeth also have a young daughter who just turned one year old. please welcome democrat nominee for united states senate, jack conway. [applause] >> afternoon. thank you, jeff, and to sing jerome, and to father darrell -- to saint jerome. accountability, accountability is what citizens of kentucky want from their elected officials, to put kentucky first and hold washington and wall street accountable. there's a huge difference between my record of holding pharmaceutical companies and scam artists accountable, and my opponent's record of holding no one accountable, least of all himself. in fact, there seems to be an emerging theme for rand paul and republicans this year -- they say it simply as "accidents have ppen." you can hear that al

general conway just returned from a trip to the central command region, specifically he and his group visited romania, pakistan, afghanistan, and germany. he spent the majority of his trip visiting marines and sailors in helmand province in afghanistan, and general conley will retire this fall after more than 40 years of service. and he will begin give you a briefing on his travels in and take your questions. >> hello, ladies and gentlemen. as dave indicated, it has been many months since i have been before you, and also, we did just the back last night from a trip in the theater. so if i look a little ragged, that is it. i am not getting old, just getting tired i would like to offer a quick statement and then look forward to your questions. and as days reference, romania, afghanistan, pakistan, and we came back up through germany. romania is a good partner and ally. we attended a navy day there at the port city and we're reminded many times that romania and stood with us in iraq and has now increased their presence in afghanistan to some 1800 troops. they have sustained 15 killed in

the second is jeff conway in kentucky. do we have a chance to take that seat? how is that going? how vulnerable is louisiana? guest: lots of good races in the south. you bring up really good ones. blanche lincoln unexpectedly survived the priry with the lieutenant governor a couple months ago. we're talking about bnett's surviving. lincoln was similar in that she exceeded expectations in a runoff. she has a rlly tough race in the general election against john boseman. she is down by more than 20 points but has a strong financial edge. in kentucky, jack conway is a top democrat to win in a red state. rand paul has vulnerabilities. conley is the state attorney general and has run a pretty successful campaign in the primary. we are talking about louisiana more and more. the congressman just went up with an ad mentioning a prostitution scandal and keeping an employee who had been arrested for domestic abuse. that race is getting dirty now. that is what we expect from louisiana politics. host: do you have a recent poll data from louisiana? guest: vitter is looking decent. he has a 50%

the second is jeff conway in kentucky. do we have a chance to take that seat? how is that going? how vulnerable is louisiana? guest: lots of good races in the south. you bring up really good ones. blanche lincoln unexpectedly survived the primary with the lieutenant governor a couple months ago. we're talking about bennett's surviving. lincoln was similar in that she exceeded expectations in a runoff. she has a really tough race in the general election against john boseman. she is down by more than 20 points but has a strong financial edge. in kentucky, jack conway is a top democrat to win in a red state. rand paul has vulnerabilities. conley is the state attorney general and has run a pretty successful campaign in the primary. we are talking about louisiana more and more. the congressman just went up with an ad mentioning a prostitution scandal and keeping an employee who had been arrested for domestic abuse. that race is getting dirty now. that is what we expect from louisiana politics. host: do you have a recent poll data from louisiana? guest: vitter is looking decent. he has

. >> yesterday's general conway said that the taliban is giving sustenance to our enemies. q. you believe they are lying -- waiting until we pull out of afghanistan in 2011? >> i would refer you to the pentagon for what he said. i can speak to what we are trying to do on the civil side. we are trying to grow police forces in order to fill the role of providing security in afghanistan, but in terms of assessing troop withdrawal, i will defer to the pentagon. >> do you think they will still be there beyond 2011? >> i will lead the assessment to the military experts. >> can i ask you if you have any update on the status of the one man's extradition? >> no update , at some coin he will show up in the u.s. court room, -- at some point he will show up. it is a tight little process under way and will hopefully conclude soon. >> does the u.s. have any involvement in the breakup of a uranium smuggling scheme in moldova? >> we congratulate their ministry of interior for its work in foreign -- thwarting this attempt. the government continues to work with partners worldwide for smuggling

general conway has served since november 13, 2006. he is one of only two to serve his entire tenure during wartime. spent the majority of his time in the helmand province. he will retire this far after more than 40 years of service. he will give you a briefing. >> i'm not getting old. i am just getting tired. alibied to offer a statement. we look forward to your questions. roumania success in iraq and has increased our president. our presence in afghanistan. there were 15 killed in action. they are dedicated to the task. as a nation, we believe and punching of of the weight. they are consumed with responding to the aftermath of the flood disaster we have had 2200 responding to the crisis. they have delivered more than 650 pounds of cargo. they should be off the coast of pakistan by mid to late september. the involvement of his army will report time ahead of their performing in married a task associated with these station. the number of marines was down from previous date and give our primary purpose for the trip was to visit marines a

. ♪ yeah i got a friend in new york city ♪ ♪ he's never heard of conway twitty ♪ ♪ don't know nothingon with me. do you know what people said? >> what. >> they kept saying i hope you have a five-second delay, be very careful of the goof ball. >> goof ball? >> that's what they're saying. >> they say he's such eye candy. >> eye candy? >> you're eye candy. anyway. >> oh, no. gosh. >> so, tell us about you, mr. newly engaged to miranda lambert. >> to miranda, which is awesome. >> is it? >> yeah. we're not getting married until sometime next year probably, so she has plenty of time to back out. >> she's not backing out. i love the pictures of you guys. very cute. she also tweeted this morning, which i thought was sweet. this is what she tweeted last night, your fiancee said -- >> northethis morning. >> she wrote, tune in and watch the train wreck! that's what she said about you. tell us about you. what's the story here? >> look at me. >> i'm looking. >> i don't know what the hell i'm supposed to be doing. i'm tuning my guitar, and next thing i know, we're live. i brought my gummy bears up