this is jon huntsman talking about electability, and, lois, we'll come back and get your thoughts. >>hink when you find yourself at the extreme end of the republican party, you make yourself unelectable. >> you know, i've been saying on the show the democrats favor this republican because he says stuff like that. is there concern within the republican party if they nominate michele bachmann or rick perry or sarah palin throw her name in there that they're foreclosing an opportunity, a really golden opportunity, to win? >> i think so. i think among the mainstream establishment politicians, i think there's definitely -- and you said it in your opening -- the beltway. there's definitely a concern that the extreme wing of the party cannot -- cannot go up against obama, and that's what huntsman's trying to appeal to. >> brian, i think lois is exactly right, that there is a concern, whether it's voiced publicly or privately, there's some worry within the establishment of the party. but in 2010, there was concerns about sharron angle in nevada, there were concerns about christine o'donnell i

made keeps a loy it keep so. thank you. [applause] >> those are beautiful words befitting and beautiful their part of our city. -- befitting a beautiful new part of our city. mohammad thanked a lot of the donors. the mayor referenced the grant program. there's the whole group of the friends of bernal gardens that we want to thank. finally, it is not just community partners. in his community organizations that we partner with to make things like this happen. -- it is committee par-- communy organizations that we partner with to make things like this happen. there's great sensibility about the landscapes of san francisco. there is san francisco parks trust. i would like to ask karen to close us out with a few words. >> thank you. i think we're all moved by ulian's words and passion for this place. we're proud to be here for the completion of the beautiful garden. the term is fiscal sponsor, but it is so much more. we do community interface all over the city with many partners. bureaucracy is not a bad word. we work well with

. >>> paul loy alto police are investigating -- paul low alto police are investigating vandalism at a school. thieves made off with five apple commuters. it was the third robbery in paul low alto -- palo alto. >>> pamela silant was rescued by helicopter. the young massachusetts woman had been stranded since falling off a cliff since sunday. she broke her leg and could barely move. she survived by eating bugs and berries and drinking watter from a creek. she's at the hospital listed in serious condition. >>> good afternoon. a typical august pattern. light and morning fog. more today than yesterday. some of that has already burned back to the coast. temperatures running a slight cooldown. so 60s 70s and 80s. it's cool to nice by the coast. it's getting warm inland. we'll end up with a lot of os and then 7 -- 80s and then 70s around the bay. another system will lift that fog bank and enhance it and there's a lot more out there not only giving us fog but drizzle. it looks like the activity in southern california is winding down. temperatures, not too bad. livermore was 90 yesterday. 77 to

. >> senator mark desaunea, senator lois walk. >> reporter: this is the building the mtc says it tried to make fit. it's located at 1100 broadway in the heart of downtown. the mtc produced a chart that showed that location 50% more expensive than the site in san francisco. oakland city councilmember rebecca kaplin said the reason the building is expensive, that's an unfair comparison. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> right now two people are in police custody after an alleged robbery and police pursuit. the two suspects were arrested at benedict and daly drives earlier this morning -- earlier this morning, following a police chase. they say when the suspects finally pulled over, they tried to run away but were quickry found by officers and a -- quickly found by officers and a k-9 unit. one of the suspects was treated for injuries he got from a police dog. >>> what led to this tense situation in new york who crashed into a wall causing him to dangle over the street. >>> it's really nice the community is come together trying to save the -- trying to save the golf cours

and that this is one of the best well known gadgets that we have in russia harry is county but this lois lerner system but how soon will a normal a normal russian citizen if he is that the dog of the prime minister enter a supermarket and buy a girl as gadget when it will be commercially available. thank you for mentioning this unique. problem and i mean it. was for fun for. for some of them but for our company it was a very difficult. experiment because two years ago it was quite difficult to find the appropriate one as appears chipset to be all in this device. but. coming back to your question this here. we come. if you devices and portable navigation devices for. presented at the beginning of the year but a few companies and navigators. are leading in the shops but there we believe that they will be we will need a few more years to develop a. better the consumer products. g.p.s. has been on the market for twenty years. of development of consumer products just one of three years ago so you need to use two to two to develop a market for for the so we need to see what time says alexander

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he's current loi wife number four and we'll have to watch how his nasty custody battle with his ex playst in public. in fact we caught up with camille at an event last night and we asked her how she's hammiham i handling all of this. >> just making sure that my kids know that their mom loves them and they're -- >> it's a shame he hasn't handled it best. camille has done her utmost to keep it civil and be a good mother and supportive and he hasn't reciprocated. i can say that. >> and i guess we'll have to wish kelly grammar the best of luck as all that gets sorted out. >> well, if you want information on everything breaking in the entertainment world, every night "showbiz tonight" 11:00 p.m. on hln. >>> we want to remind you, we're waiting for that senate vote on the debt ceiling at high noon. and then at 12:15, the president expected to come out to the rose garden and make a live statement. we'll take both live. [ male announcer ] it's a fact: your nutritional needs can go up when you're on the road to recovery. proper nutrition can help you get back on your feet. three out of four docto

mid-80s palo alto, san jose, loy 80s in napa and santa rosa. 70s oakland, san rafael and mid-70s around san francisco. 68 in monterey. mid-70s to upper 70s santa cruz and mid to upper 80s around hollister and gilroy. expect more clouds tonight and that will keep our temperatures pretty close to where they are today tomorrow afternoon and then a warming trend for the weekend. >>> good morning everyone. no major significant accidents or stalls to tell you about. overnight road work for you. southbound 680 through the san ramon quarter, concord to walnut creek, construction stone valley road, crow canyon road, southbound 680 you might expect some slowing in the area. 880 near 980 in oakland a block there. that is what we've got for you at this hour. >>> 4:40 on this wednesday morning. >> a new grocery store opens this morning but it's drawing protests. neighbors are demanding one big change. >> and east bay school district considers slashing five days to balance the budget but teachers -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right.

joined by lois and sarah lacey of tech crunch. so, first company 90 million. second company worth 370 million. two for two, have you ever failed? >> well, i think that any success is actually just a stream of failures strung together and you just keep going. >> what sold for $90 million. >> a company i co-founded out of business school. it was sold to the knot. >> the one you sold out of business school. >> well, i founded it out of business school. >> oh, well, that's different. >> years later. years later. that's right. >> it's an honest question in silicon valley, in the value of failure, not that i'm wishing you any failures, two for two. they're just out of the ballpark. >> i look at it a little bit differently. none of any businesses are incarnation in the beginning. there were lots of maneuvering with the idea and evolving it and testing it and trying it again. this company is the result of so many learnings you could call failures. >> i'm curious, i was talking to you start up recently, starting to do quite well. they're in a business having to do with

loy? >> who makes this? >> american fittings. >> oh, yeah. e.m.t. only, four-inch, wet location. shows a little u.l. stamp on it. >> i have to add for the small fittings, when you can't put those marks on, you have to go to the box. it says it on the box. >> there's nonmetallic cable for you. it's the white stuff. and the yellow stuff. >> what's the dinches between white and yellow? >> white is 14-gauge wire. in san francisco, it's not used in commercials. the national code it's restricted to type five, wooden construction. >> this gauge up to 15 amp is used for your typical plug loads. >> this wire is used for the laundry, the circuits and the other slightly larger -- >> is there a piece sticking out here? it's noticeably bigger? >> no. not noticeably bigger. >> it has actually multiple conductors in it. three conductors >> three conductors. it's got a white conductor that's called the neutral. a black conductor that's called the ungroud grounded wire, hot wire. and it's got a conductor that's called the ground wire. >> let's take a-- it must take a lot of that wire in the house

lois wrote the cover story. >> it's a very provocative photo. she's a very provocative candidate.tirring a lot of intense passions among the electorate and a lot of intense passions among her own party. and i think the cover reflects that. >> bachmann told a supporter at a town hall yesterday she hadn't even seen the cover. >> is it a close-up? a wild-eyed photo with the headline "queen of rage." >> ahah. we'll have to take a look at that. >> reporter: today the campaign told us that the picture was taken during a lighting test, before the formal portrait and bachmann preferred other choices. not so says "news week." a spokesman told us the photographer's assistance sat in for the lighting test but these pictures were among the alternatives they rejected. bachmann was never given a choice. they say bachmann is focusing on iowa where she's the frontrunner and might get a sympathy vote because of the unflattering portrait. >> she's a very attractive woman, to see her in person it didn't represent her very well. >> reporter: andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >> michele bachmann

. >> reporter: lois romano wrote the "newsweek" article and defends the queen of rage headline. >> shepealing to a segment of the population that we felt was in a rage that's really angry. i don't want to suggest that she projects anger. i bet she's very calm on the campaign trail. >> reporter: in fact, campaigning in iowa bachmann didn't lash out about the cover at all. instead, she turned the other cheek, a more flattering view. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, new york. >> and "newsweek" certrtnly getting what it wants, and that's a lot of publicity and a lot of headlines too. >> a lot of people talking about it. that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay tuned for "good morning america" and an exclusive snooki interview coming up later

. >> the loy alty is to the brand.hen you say the rivermen or you say class six, they automatically become emotional and tied to that brand. >> but adventures on the gorge means nothing to them? >> adventures the on the gorge means nothing to them. and that's the tricky part. >> many employees who lived through the merger are still quite loyal to the individual brands. >> i found a lot of the backroom operations, housekeeping, accounting, maintenance, even the reservations desk, office desk were easy to merge. the most difficult has tb guys. >> because they had personalities and competitiors really. >> they're competitors. anybody that's in charge of eight people for a day and getting them down a river safely has got to have an ego. some of them have very large egos. >> paul had another challenge besides merging the personalities of the companies. with the investment money he raised to form adventures on the gorge, he wanted to do something none of the three original companies had done before, and that meant looking be

. >> reporter: lois romano wrote the "newsweek" article and defends the "queen of rage" headline. >> she is appealing to a segment of the population that we felt was in a rage, that is really angry. i don't want to suggest that she projects anger. in fact, she's very calm on the campaign trail. >> reporter: in fact, today in iowa, bachmann didn't lash out about the cover at all. instead, she turned the other cheek. a more flattering view. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, new york. >> smart politics, too. >>> still ahead on "world news," millions of american women believe it's the cure for hot flashes, even bone loss. but does it really work? new evidence tonight. >>> can't stand the taste of brussel l routs? can't say no to sweets? well, your mom might be the reason. >>> and 30 fallen service men, american heroes all. [ male announcer ] this is lisa, who tries to stay ahead of her class. morning starts with arthritit pain... that's two pills before the first bell. [ bell rings ] it's time for recess... and more pills. afternoon art starts and so does her knee pain, that's two more pills. al

a woman named lois crisler, she lived with wolves up in the arctic and did a program with disney and wrote a book called arctic wild to make people start seeing wolves in a little bit of a different light. walt disney in the 1950s' true life adventures did a lot to save desert ecosystems and the arctic. >> yeah. alaska doesn't seem like an obvious subject of a book. for one thing, the great majority of people you run into have never been there, will never be there and almost forget.you know yes it's part of the united states but it seems in the mind at least to be so remote and it's in fact so physically remote that we almost take it for granted. >> oh and it's spectacular up there. >> yeah. had you been before you started recording the book? >> oh many times. i even brought a group of 27 i like outdoors and wilderness. and happened was that when theodore roosevelt became president he saved the rain forest and the tongass and the aleutians and the yukon and he put them all off but it was the federal government controlling alaska and the extraction.big extraction industries hated it.

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. >> and lois epstein will receive $3300.e payments come far short of the $15 million kazin sqaiz ordered to pay in restitution. >> three florida siblings have law enforcement on high alert. police dubbed them the doherty gang police say they're armed, dangerous and ready to die. >> three florida siblings are on the run, shooting ak 47s and robbing banks. they don't seem to care if they survive. police say they sent a text message saying there is a time for all of to us die. >> the only good possible thing to do is for you to turn yourselves in. i love you police are calling them the doherty gang. grace, dillan, and the youngest, ryan. he'd been could be convicted for sending sexually exaccomplicit text messages to an 11-year-old girl. and all three have criminal records. >> it's unusual to have siblings like this so well armed and committed to whatever mission that they think they're on. and to have demonstrated such propensity for violence. >> their crime spree began northeast of tampa. this dash cam caught the trio. an off

. >> reporter: lois romano wrote the "newsweek" article and defends the headline. >> she is appealing to a segment of the population that we felt is in a rage, that's really angry. i don't want to suggest that she projects anger. in fact, she's very calm on the campaign trail. >> reporter: in fact, campaigning in iowa bachmann didn't lash out about the cover all. instead, she turned the other cheek. a more flattering view. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, new york. >> "newsweek's" done it again. the sarah palin picture, you remember last month they did that picture of princess diana, looking older, walking with kate middleton. creeped some people out. >> some people called that creepiest picture ever. it's funny. funny or die has some comments to go with that picture. the headline should have been, michele bachmann takes a stand against blinking. zombies, michele bachmann eats america's young. >> politics is very sensitive. i think "newsweek" is getting exactly what it wants. people are now talking about it. >> we're showing the cover. >> keep that in mind as well. that's it, that's it. the

loy to mid 90s in the east bay valleys. walnut creek, fairfield, pittsburg, pleasanton, 94 degrees.er 70s, richmond, berkeley and oakland. everybody else in the low to mid-80s along the east bay shore. we'll have 80s but they will be mid to upper 80s in the south bay and 90 to los gatos. san jose will be around 87 degrees. millbrae, 76. san mateo low to mid-80s. low 70s in downtown south san francisco. sausalito, 74 and mid to upper 80s in north bay valleys to even 90s, mid to upper 90s, cloverdale, clearlake and ukiah, 30 degrees cooler at the beaches around bodega bay and stinson. 70s around santa cruz and salinas. clouds, they spill in the bay tonight, 50s and 60s will dominate once again. accu-weather seven-day forecast, we will remain in the low to mid-60s at the coast with pockets of sunshine from time to time. upper 70s to near 80 around the bay and low to mid 90s inland. >>> we do have a new accident right now, in the michigan maze a car slammed into the barrels westbound 580 on the 80 connector ramp. right now the left lane is blocked. good news there is a tow truck on the

stalking horse more this right wingople agenda that a lot of people have been trying to push on cou lois country for a longtime. >> it is like a slowly deflating hissing balloon. t one day he will just float away. ifay. >> if gore is encouraging arevon revolution on the left smrks ccepalready a ting thehe call.. i believe we have tape of thee first meeting. >> peta better send a letter to the dog who is harassing the cat.rong that's just wrong. >> issue a press release.ease >> jill, since you started talking -- >> okay. >> does gore even know what an arab spring means? >> i'm not sure. it sounds like he is saying, we need something like the tea party except everyone should have the exact same opinion as me on every issue. and he uses the term "stalking horse" they are becoming ag stalking horse for the right wing agenda. what is a stalking horse? >> anybody know what that is?t >> it is an expression. an >> i thought it was a trans sexual horse.se. >> i thought it was a horse m that followed me around a lot bi and wanted to ben in my light.s >> sent you weird letters.gazi >> it is amazing

drawing up a lot of moisture onshore flow as temperatures will stay below average with this cool fog and loyven the coach a ten-year contract extension. in theory that will keep the leader of the gales in moraga through 2021. he has one of the best programs on the west coast and also ncaa contention and 208 victories. that is a wrap. mike shumann will be here at 5:00 p.m. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. >> next at 8:30 california's overall unemployment picture goes from bad to worse and supermarket bags the influence of the industry on california schohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohoh

and lois epstein, the wife of a researcher will receive $35,000. it's far short of the money kaczynski was ordered to pay in restitution. >>> 6:19. coming up, protecting your friends. the new feature meant to make facebook safer. >>> forget signing a high school sports standout. the elementary school kid. yeah, elementary school, who has just been signed by one of the best professional soccer teams in the world. >>> 6:23 on the abc7 morning news. the view from mount tam this morning, you would see at least this much if you were this much. lisa argen will tell us how this is going to shape up weather wise for you. in a couple of minutes. >> facebook is offering two new safety features, one is mobile social reporting that lets you warn friends about content you don't like. for example, if the teenagers are bullied online he or she can tell a friend, parent or other person they trust to mediate the situation. the other new security feature lets you reset the password from the mobile device. >>> 62-year-old marathon swimmer diana nyad ended an attempt

lois? do you feel she's been? >> can i bring your attention to "newsweek's" cover?oking at it right now. >> on sarah palin a couple weeks ago. gorgeous cover. looks like a model. in her shorts she posed. everybody said if was sexist. this one, intense -- >> why is she looking straight up in the air rather than at the person taking her picture. what i'm asking? it's an odd photograph. >> i wasn't there. >> an odd picture. let me go over to somebody not working for "newsweek" to answer this question. completely independent. you look at pick color of somebody, a contact sheet, all kinds of pictures to choose, they pick a one where she's looking skyward. here's what was said -- michele bachmann's intensity is galvanizing voters in iowa right now and "newsweek's" cover captures that. does that look like she's gadhafi answering to a different authority? does that picture look like intensity, rage, or this woman is a little daffy? >> i'm going with daffy. it also brings to mind her rejoinder to the president's state of the union, she was not looking at the camera. a lot of

he is a loy bore economist.is a guy that studies the job market and one of the best in the country. he is known for with economist, a guy who studies the job market and he's good at it, one of the best labor economists in the country. he's breathed a lot of new life in the field when it fell a few years ago, but allen kruger is also a long time clinton and obama administration appointee, he served with geithner, summers, all these guys for a long time, so if you look at the way the obama administration has been picking for these positions, goolsbee following roemer, daly following emmanuel, people they know, they pick from inside the administration. when you look for an economist who's a good economist but knew these guys and served there before, that was alan krueger. the down side is you have another economist who is part of the administration team and thinks like they document if you want this to be a pick that broaden the administration's horizons, you didn't get that. >> it's not someone who's going to broa

lois epstein, wife of ucsf researcher will get $3300. the payments are far short of the $15 million kaczynski was ordered to pay in restitution. >>> the fresh and easy grocery chain recalling spinach because of contamination concerns. the effected spinach packaged under f&e brand. it could be contaminated with listeria. it involves package of organic baby spinach when joy by date of august 1. there is no known illnesses from this. this is a precautionary recall. we have detail on the affected produce and number that you can call for additional information on the website. abc7news.com. just look under see it on tv. >>> an entire texas town is without water after the mayor turned off the tap. he took the action, even though the temperatures contained in the climb over 100 degrees. the demand taxed kemp's aging pipe and drained the water supply. the mayor says it forced them to shut off the tower until the town's water tower can be refilled. they have a population of 100 and broiling under heat wave. you can imagine that the mayor decision

but the steam pipe explosion is blamed for the death of 51-year-old lois bemeric, a human resources execersey, who dies from a heart attack. more than 40 others are injured. an investigation concludes heavy rainfall and leaky pipes caused the explosion. the city orders improvements for new york's vast and aging underground steam system to prevent a similar catastrophe. >>> coming up -- nearly 10,000 volts of electricity on the loose. >>> caught in the crosshairs of a terrorist attack. >> it felt like the car was lifted off the ground and landed with a thump. >>> a dance floor turns into a black hole. >>> and a tv news helicopter becomes the lead story. >> oh, no, no, no, no! >> when "caught on camera: on the edge of death" continues. [ male announcer ] this is lisa, who tries to stay ahead of her class. morning starts with arthritis pain... that's two pills before the first bell. [ bell rings ] it's time for recess... and more pills. afternoon art starts and so does her knee pain, that's two more pills. almost done, but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve because it can relieve pain

kel loi donnell joins us with details. >> reporter: we have learned how they're going to resolve thist 74,000 americans back to work. harry reid has struck a bob pisani deal that will allow the senate to pass the measure that was already passed by the house and then working with the transportation secretary ray lahood who will grant a waiver to the specific rural communities that would have seen cutbacks because of what was in the house bill. so the net effect is that jobs will be replaced. they will get people back to work and the services will continue. and it will have the effect of just putting an extension on this. it's a quick fix. it doesn't resolve the long-term issues. they'll have to battle that out later on. but it will get the pressure off of congress who have been widely criticized for not acting more quickly when it comes to jobs. so it is a bob pisani resolution, we expect it will happen tomorrow in the senate, passing it by unanimous consent. after a lot of concern about jobs today, a lot of concern about federal taxes being collected by the airlines and put in their p

then real data came out, manufactures index released showing at our loy lowest level of manufacturing been great the past two years. sliding back into recession. add to that grim gdp numbers last friday and stalled unemployment figures expected to be further confirmed on friday of this week. makes you ask yourself -- when it comes to american prosperity, is the political battle of ideas and mechanics getting us closer or farther away from it? joining us to discuss, editor business chief and friend, henry, nice to see you. >> great to be here. >> the numbers don't look good. >> they're horrible. the economy is weak. unemployment high. the manufactures, gdp bad, manufacturing bad, the side show, circus show we've had for six months to do something that was a forgone con luciegone cont happening. >> that cutting spending will help prosperity. a perception if we can get the government to spend money that will boost prosperity. there's a perception that if i can manipulate the tax code -- i have no idea, quite honestly, but to you get the sense that anybody in our political leadership is a

basically bailed out by 5 guy named erik joans at harvard who said you want to come here and be a fell loy. i thought, i've never been a fellow. [laughter] i thought that sounds better than a nobody, so i'll go be a fellow. i never dreamed in a million years i could get through the door at harvard. i mean, like you said, i graduated third lowest in my class. i went to harvard and sitting 234 kennedy school, got a researcher, and i could tell her -- she was helping me research the book, and then along came this opportunity. .. i began thinking about that and i became friends with some of the people in the program, and i began -- they were all very and here were the journalists, talented people, the best in the business and they were all worried when they went back to the papers they wouldn't have a job and then i started thinking in the newspaper business was good to me. a kid from nowhere and i got to edit to great newspapers and maybe i should try to give something back and so in opportunity came when my publisher called me and said they were trying to form a new organization in chicago.

hong earlier i mentioned some clothes bought the route the bay area, this probably does lois, was about 580 off of 205. earlier accident at livermore. a big accident now the right hand shoulder. no obstruction. a long stretch of red indicate speak at about 11 mi. per hour. >> we are keeping our eyes on wall street. the dow jones is down and out the morning. we have seen a drop in consumer confidence. consumer confidence levels have dropped to the lowest levels since april 2009. >> 7:41 a.m.. we are back at a couple of minutes. do not go away. let's take a peek at a critical shot of the debris. we will tell you more about how your award and will shape up at a couple of minutes >> for the third of a narrow, and protects against heart but did not interrupt support services. the protesters were in the street, has started at about 5:00 p.m. yesterday and then they made their way down market street. they did stop at the powell and montgomery street stations. they did not make it on to the platforms. there were no services that were affected. how the protests began after the shooting of a tran

critics say it was inappropriate to you a loy children to handle guns at an event meant to handle safeommunities. they are also upset because parents were never asked for their consent. but some people defended this saying it gave officers a chance to correct with the community. >>> a minnesota man who made headlines for refusing chemotherapy treatments for his son has died. 56-year-old anthony haaser died last thursday of cardiac. two years ago, his wife fled to california with miss son daniel after the judge ordered him to undergo chemotherapy for hodge kin's lymphoma. they eventually returned and daniel remains in remission. >>> members of the surf rider foundation which protects public access to beaches says all signs point to venture capitalist kosler. the group is fighting for access of martin's beach. members approached his office but he would not comment whether he owned it. >>> pleasant hill hoping some much-needed upgradeses will make a crosswalk near rogers state park safer. the intersection is at grayson road and strand avenue. some safety residents in the area say it's a d

loi love her and i am proud of her because she's a black woman of african origin.this sound like an obsession to you? >> i think so, but remember one thing. we are talking about a very, very odd man. he always fancied hills at one point as something of an african. he said at one point libya is an african country and has nothing to do with the arabs. he dubbed himself king of the kings and turned his back on the arabs. they gave the green light to the nato war against gadhafi. again, part of this obsession and fixation, part of this definition was this new discovery in africa, if you will. >> as we watch everything in libya, the question is what happens next in the little east? all eyes on syria. how do you see what's happening in libya affecting the situation in syria? >> that's a very, very good question. i think it's interesting. the people in syria were carrying blaplacards. the dictator in syria called the people germs while gadhafi loves to call his opponents rats. there was a placard that i liked seen in syria that said the germs of syria salute the rats of l

lois roam no wrote the cover story. >> it's a provocative cover story.passions among her own party. i think the cover reflecting that. >> reporter: how could a woman that critics describe as attractive look this bad? >> she looks blank and confused. >> reporter: in the cover story bachmann tells "newsweek" it's anger. it's not anger. americans aren't expressing unhinged anger. the country is not working" ba bachmann has built a fan base. she's also generating excitement among evangelical voters. by making no apology for her position on social issues. on sunday, backman was in a church where there was a conversion of a began man whos straight. also controversial bachmann's own must reads, a list includes a book defending slavery. >> i don't think we have seen a candidate with sort of the views, frankly, the extreme views that she holds last in national politics. >> that was nbc's andrea mitchell reporting. >> what do you think of the cover? >> i did not like the cover. >> there wasn't really anything in the article. >> the article didn't say that -- it di

i think, ma loy up in connecticut or chris christie in new jersey or mayor bloomberg in new york, theyob. >> cynics will say mayor bloomberg was overcalculating because of the blizzard but whocares. the truth is they did the right thing. if things went the wrong way, the city could have been in serious trouble. >> you could argue more people would have been hurt had they not been prepared. there was damage and widespread water damage that is still, i think it remains to be seen how bad that is going to be. >> let's get caught up. >> millions of people are surveying the damage. the storm lost the tropical characteristics late last night as it went across the canadian border. at least 21 people died including six in north carolina where irene first made land fall. it downed trees and power lines. some parts of the state are still unreachable. millions are still without power. some areas, it may take up to weeks to restore it. the serious threat of inland flooding remains for some areas, especially in vermont. irene was addressed in a statement from the rose garden. >> many americans are

i'm currently at loy-ola university of chicago pursuing my undergraduate with management with a paralegal and i plan to go to law school next year. [applause] >> and so i have this like -- this fantasy like my dream would be i'm teaching -- 'cause that's where i teach loyola law school and i work in the innocence project and you can sign up the summer after your first year and so i have this like thing, i'm at the podium getting ready for class and he comes in and he's a student. but he keeps saying he's not going to take my class. why? why is that? >> i can imagine her being my teacher like jovan, i expect you to be the best. i want you to be -- >> why? >> it would be brutal. >> darn it. [laughter] >> but i also work for mareville academy in displays and work with troubled youths, those who had a hard life. i worked directly with them, counseled them, teach them life skills. and actually this monday will be my second year anniversary from being married. [applause] >> my wife is actually in the back, andrea mosley. [applause] >> we have a question here. >> in your time in jail, did you me

i'm currently at loy-ola university of chicago pursuing my undergraduate with management with a paralegaland i plan to go to law school next year. [applause] >> and so i have this like -- this fantasy like my dream would be i'm teaching -- 'cause that's where i teach loyola law school and i work in the innocence project and you can sign up the summer after your first year and so i have this like thing, i'm at the podium getting ready for class and he comes in and he's a student. but he keeps saying he's not going to take my class. why? why is that? >> i can imagine her being my teacher like jovan, i expect you to be the best. i want you to be -- >> why? >> it would be brutal. >> darn it. [laughter] >> but i also work for mareville academy in displays and work with troubled youths, those who had a hard life. i worked directly with them, counseled them, teach them life skills. and actually this monday will be my second year anniversary from being married. [applause] >> my wife is actually in the back, andrea mosley. [applause] >> we have a question here. >> in your time in jail, did you mee

i'm currently at loy-ola university of chicago pursuing my undergraduate with management with a paralegal and i plan to go to law school next year. [applause] >> and so i have this like -- this fantasy like my dream would be i'm teaching -- 'cause that's where i teach loyola law school and i work in the innocence project and you can sign up the summer after your first year and so i have this like thing, i'm at the podium getting ready for class and he comes in and he's a student. but he keeps saying he's not going to take my class. why? why is that? >> i can imagine her being my teacher like jovan, i expect you to be the best. i want you to be -- >> why? >> it would be brutal. >> darn it. [laughter] >> but i also work for mareville academy in displays and work with troubled youths, those who had a hard life. i worked directly with them, counseled them, teach them life skills. and actually this monday will be my second year anniversary from being married. [applause] >> my wife is actually in the back, andrea mosley. [applause] >> we have a question here. >> in your time in jail, did you me