thing that can result we believe so if your viewers go and can't get on please be patient come back you can also call us at seven zero seven two six nine zero nine eight were and talk to a live human being but here's the thing there are communities passing binding laws asserting their right to protect their environment and saying that corporations should not be able to claim kantishna rights to overturn their environmental protection are there are communities across the country passing binding laws to protect the integrity of the elections and including a notation that corporation and should not be able to overturn this is happening it we're in conversation with trade unionists and unions trying to convince them to take the same approach brilliant strategy that you absolutely did i'm sorry we're out of time just a quick question here bernie sanders has said of my radio show that he thinks this is a good idea and he's generally willing to support the idea of america station you have any other politicians on board or should our viewers we call in their their elected representatives as

art it's time for you said it's i read it right take time to respond to my brilliance engaging viewer comments from facebook twitter and you too because when you've got some to say i listen now of course i'll respond to a viewer who commented on my interview on the bart police shutting down cell service to ford a protest last week th thirty three. when zero kid twenty eleven said on you tube welcome to america land of the free unless you me that you want to use a cell phone or protest the government and that case we reserve the right to brand you a terrorist and block your communications how to say i agree with the viewer it's quite interesting that in countries like iran or egypt want to turn off cell phones during government protests it's totalitarian yet when the u.s. does it it's a safety measure all in the name of safety so the little bit like hypocrisy to me and i respond to a viewer who commented on our school time last night about representative paul ryan charging money for his constituents to attend a town hall aaron political set on you tube this is a great idea if you charg

caller: i am about a c-span viewer.i'd like to say is i've watched a lot of what's going on c-span and i've heard no one, i mean absolutely no one talk about jobs. all they are doing is simply bashing our president. i would like to hear someone say something about what's going on. i look at the crowd in this audience, and i'm sure i can atest to the fact that the majority of the people there are as much out of work as i am. how they can sit there and bash the president when they are as much out of work as i am, i do not understand it. i don't understand. why can't they come together? why can't we do something to help the american people? myself included. host: darlene, thanks for the call. what do you take away? caller: the first caller raised a good point which is there are other candidates competing. mitt romney and newt gingrich are also on the ballot. and so i would be remiss -- register as well in the polls. a number of people i spoke to voters, viewers, they were impressed with rick santorum's report. and so there

what will be the impact of the november fifth anonymous assaults on facebook so if you the viewer the names the years you worthy of the application of your collective intellectual knife we may just read some of your comments on that on monday. of all the things we're going to be concerned with there has been a rash of lemonade stands shut down by microbes pirates but have no fear of cows until joins us in studio to explain how you can take back lemonade freedom plus live an update from vega felon for americans for tax reform on their annual cost of government day and is it time to boycott sony we see what you the viewers have to say and stick around no better way to end your weekend with adam versus the man. into the only one with the mechanisms to do the work to bring justice to accountability. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i think actually that's. what i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. welcome back to adam vs the man as your news hound like me you've noticed that with the summer heat come

look at some of the big picture stories we've covered in recent months on this show that had you the viewer but as you know on our you tube pages in our blogs and over get to log on in samarra dot com to find out about all the different ways you can send us your questions comments and rants about these stories and anything else that goes on here at the big picture or on my radio show. it looks like another republican has read the story of robin hood backwards it is stealing from the poor to give to the rich michigan residents are getting screwed over by their governor rick snyder yesterday republican snyder signed into law legislation that would cut six why. weeks from unemployment benefits every state in the country currently pays out twenty six weeks of benefits now michigan will lead the way and ate out only twenty weeks and that's a state that's had higher than ten percent unemployment rate for longer than any other state in the country in other words the state with the worst unemployment numbers also treats the unemployed the worst. as u.s. congressman sander levin said about the move

are just time for you said it i read it right a time respond to my brilliant and engaging viewer comments from facebook twitter and you too because when you've got something to say i listen now person i want to respond to a viewer who commented on my interview about michele bachmann and her statements on being a submissive white alex but her not said women should be submissive to whoever employs them in parentheses it gives them money which is usually their husbands i love that's why this logic women are to be submissive at all times either to their boss which is most likely male. or to their husband sorry alex just because you work for someone does not make you submissive to them they're your boss they're not your master oh and if you help support your wife that doesn't mean you own her either welcome to the twenty first century noun or sponsor my fireside friday about the cia lie about the number of civilians killed in afghanistan because the dam said because the russians have never heard any innocent civilians in afghanistan now i think those viewers are totally missing the point here

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produced block alex jones and of course you the viewer round out another wonderful week of adam versus the man. remember this guy. no no no no we know him today the college photo oh there we go remember what he said about pot before he was president. has been a. lot . for all the yes we can it was in two thousand and eight there was no look at the fine print. but i know who we believe. will be the one but i do believe that the. only. group with whom we. are you see decriminalization is the worst position on marijuana because under decriminalization it's ok for an individual to possess we but not to grow or sell it so we still get the violent monopolies of drug gangs now fueled by partial legalization but what's worse is that well he smoked pot before and every day in this country countless lives are ruined because of the drug war and obama is basically saying anyone who is not me but mostly like i do should have their lives ruined but what about his campaign pledge to respect state's rights on the issues of medical marijuana and what i'm not going to be doing is using justice departmen

among the viewer comments we received in the e-mail was this from joel. writing, if you're going to write in spec aou la tiff small stocks that ms. kramer favors, what exit strategy do you use when prices decline sharply. >> when it comes to the really small stocks, which by the way they're very risky. it's very important to make this a small part of your portfolio. a lot of fun and exciting, sometimes you can hit it big but it's part of a diverse portfolio including cash and fixed income. for me i don't put a stop in because you can see incredible volatility. in the last few weeks some of my small cap stocks had 25% fleck stew station where the big stocks were at 15%. >> tom: the idea is limiting your risk in the spec aou la tiff areas oppose to putting a stop loss in. >> that's right and being picky in the ones you like and doing your own homework in them. more diversification in a lot of companies out. there. >> tom: some e-mails here. citigroup you liked in september. now it's below 30. do you still own it. >> i still own citi group it's a longer stor

." >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we're watching this hurricane unfold here in the united states. let's go right to ocean city, maryland. cnn's jeanne meserve is standing by. it's beginning to feel the wrath of irene. what's going on? >> reporter: the winds have become strong, so strong that the mayor has told the police to stop patrolling the streets of this town. he says if emergency calls come in, they will be considered on a case-by-case basis. what they're really worried about here is the water. you can see it behind me. the waves are simply immense. ordinarily, there's about 30 feet between the sand dunes and the high tide mark. right now, the water is right up against the dunes. it's an extraordinarily rough -- sometimes it is coming it halfway up the dunes. you can see some of it bursting through a snow fence right now. the mayor says that already there is some flooding in downtown ocean city. he expects that to get worse as the storm gets closer, and as high tide approaches. that is scheduled for about 7:30,

and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: wall street rallied sharply late today with the dow jones industrials gaining well over 400 points. stocks roared back after the federal reserve's new pronouncement on the economy, but only after a long day of gyrations. the morning starteded with u.s. stocks rising strongly. after the routes of recent days, including monday's huge losses. >> it's all momentum, guys. i think some of the people that were a little panicked about their stocks saw the bounce this morning as an opportunity to maybe unload some of their positions or at least lighten them up. quite frankly it's really a momentum-driven market. >> woodruff: it turned negative again after a warning this afternoon from the federal reserve. in a statement, the central bank's policy-making panel said, quote, economic growth so far this year has been considerably slower than expected. the committee now expects a somewhat slower pace of recovery. being more specific than usual, the fed said it expects to kee

our final comment for the day comes once again from our viewer here's what to carl and unemployed man had to say about watching the show. yes i am a public television watcher i watch macneil lehrer news hour i love public television but boil it till you are watching that and watching this it's almost like night and day the questions the answers the information so again i just want to thank you and please keep going i've been unemployed for two years but my mind isn't good and i'm going to tell you thank you for keeping hope alive. thanks for the nice work words to carlow and i'll continue to keep hope alive on my end as you do the same on your end these actually are very very difficult times for america as the carla knows firsthand and what i try to do on this show is not just air complaint t.v. as in republicans or the economy's in the tank millionaires and billionaires to take it over let's all despair it would be too easy instead i try to give answers to give some direction to people who are lost or people who just want to get involved in making america better and i hope it's worki

hundred fifty one and actually showed a profit for the us government our next comment is from the viewer rant line today thousands of employees tens of thousands of employees of horizon communications landline division are striking throughout the mid atlantic region about forty five thousand verizon workers one fifth of horizons entire workforce walked off the job after their contract expired midnight saturday they're demanding better benefits and working conditions as the communication workers of america said about the impasse horizon communicate continues to six seek to strip away fifty years of collective bargaining gains for middle class workers and their families one viewer called in to ask that we touch on this issue on tonight's show. a lot at stake here with more corporations trying to break the middle class needs to be mentioned as widest possible for another corporation leader so that's. the rise in claims that their company is in decline in that any new labor contracts reflect what they called today's economic realities for three ality is that in the second quarter this year r

the viewer gets a sense of how intense it is. let's all be thankful this is a one and no stronger than that. >> we do appreciate you that time around. even if we cannot hear you all that well when you step out, that gives everybody a sense of what you are going through. we appreciate you, john zarrella. let's go to brian todd. we can talk about the wind and rain and it is causing problems with power outages as well in wilmington. >> reporter: it certainly has, t.j. tens of thousands of people without power in this area. we are told up to 27,000, possibly, now in the state of north carolina, without power. that number is certain to grow in the hours ahead. as john mentioned, the rain has picked up here. we are told there is about 5 inches of rainfall that has fallen at the airport not far from here. we could get 10 to 12 inches of rain. as reynolds and other meteorologists have mentioned, this thing may or may not be slowing down. that is not great news. it means the rain is hovering over periods for places for longer periods of t

ever and our final comments tonight is also from the rant nine even if you're only an occasional viewer of the show you know that i'm quite frankly outraged by the fact that corporations and the super rich are not required to pay their fair share of taxes in this country in fact as this chart shows for the past decade american corporations have seen a significant rise in their profits but they're paying some of the lowest taxes on record and millionaires and billionaires are also getting away with that data from tax which are in show the top one percent of households in the united states received eight point nine percent of all pretax income in one thousand nine hundred six but by two thousand and eight the top one percent had doubled more than doubled to twenty one percent and today four hundred the wealthiest four hundred americans own more wealth than one hundred fifty million of the rest of us americans. and the average tax rate of those four hundred people eighteen percent lower than most of their secretaries of their household up but one viewer wanted to know why this is happening

just keep it on the screen, i think our viewers are going to want to see. the magic number right now is 216. once they get to 216 it could pass. if there's time remaining, and you see at the bottom of the screen the time remaining, members can still change their votes. it's not official until there's a zero as far as time remaining is concerned. they're moving right now, 97 republicans have already voted in favor. 6 democrats, democrats are being a little slow. there's still 266, the numbers are changing dramatically. as we look at this, what are you going to be looking for the closest? >> you lock at the nay votes in the republican party, it's interesting. there are probably some people who would like to vote nay because they took that -- they think there aren't enough cuts in this, if the speaker says he needs them, they're probably saying, okay, we'll give you our vote absolutely. it's interesting, you're going to want to see how many democrats, nancy pelosi can get for this. right now. >> 37 republicans have already voted against it. democrats are waiti

it's time for you said it i've read it takes time to respond to my brilliance and engaging viewer comments on facebook twitter and you tube because when you've got something to say i listen now first i'd like to respond to a very kind viewer who commented on my fireside friday about defense cuts last week i r x i said a load of what you're reading off you don't even know what you are saying you're just reading off the teleprompter that your master writer is set up for you i bet that after this show you will forget what you were talking about until you read again what you were saying you effing actor now i think i recognize is a little confused about a few things first of all i wrote every word of what i said there's no master writer or puppet master whose words appear in the teleprompter just my words that i've written sorry to disappoint the entire point of fireside friday is for me to be able to communicate as simply and directly with my audience as possible something that i'm personally very passionate about and i take it seriously so my words are my own accept it and yes i use a telepr

it's a question our viewers ask me.t happened in the financial crisis in 2008 and the errors that the major bond rating agencies made, do serious bond buyers and sellers and traders listen to what s&p says? does this matter? >> it does matter, ali, but not because we invest on the basis of what the rating agencies say. here at pimco, we have our own sovereign credit assessment. we have our own internal ratings and we make investment decisions based on our own work. however, the rating agencies are wide into the system in such a way as it gives them enormous influence. so they are reflected in investment guidelines. they are reflected in the way certain people think about risk and, therefore, we have to pay attention to what other people are going to do based on this downgrade. so strictly speaking, it will not impact how we invest our money but it does impact how the system responds. >> and may impact how other people invest. and that will be important to you. i want to put up a list on your screen of the 15 countries -

all right it's time for you said it i read it or take time to respond to my brilliance engaging viewer comments from facebook twitter and you tube because when you've got something to say i listen and first i'd like to address a happy hour segment that aired before i went on vacation or i introduced and commented on a story about a woman coming off her husband's peanuts and my reaction which was in jest offended some of my viewers who felt that i made light of the very serious issue so please let me take this time to address some of the criticism that we've heard so far and a lot of you out there were upset because you felt like i was laughing at the issue and then encouraged violence that's simply not true i clearly stated on air that i do not control or condone it that type of violence and if i offended you by not acting serious enough and i apologize but do not put words in my mouth and some of you took a more simplistic approach and said that my reaction to the story was a clear indication that i hate that that's just ridiculous i don't really know how to be more clear on the matte

jenna: good information for our viewer, julie. thank you. rick: a controversial curfew in one of america's biggest cities, because of flash mobs like this one. this is all happening in philadelphia. over the weekend, the mayor issued a 9:00 p.m. curfew for parts of the city for anyone under the age of 18. there were no flash mobs, but there were dozens of arrests. david lee miller is in our newsroom with more on that. david. >> reporter: that's right, there were 70 arrests this weekend for violating philadelphia's curfew, including an 18-year-old who stabbed a 16-year-old in the arm after leaving a city organized bowling party, but overall, officials say the first weekend of this curfew is a success. most importantly, there were none of those flash mobs that have plagued the city for the past two years. the mobs organized on social media sites have attacked people as well as property, rampaging through stores and wreaking havoc, last month the violence escalated with one victim hospitalized with a frequented skull, the mayor lashed out not o

san francisco 70 degrees for all my bay area viewers. if you're watching us in yakima, washington, see over 700 pairs of high fashion shoes. ooh-la-la. from the late 1800s to today. at head over heels. one collector's love affair with shoes at the yakima valley museum. and that's your pacific event of the day. that's going to be a lot of shoes to have a whole collection. >> i can attest to what that is nice. >> very nice. we need the shoe cam. >> it's approved. thank you, jeff. now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. at the box office this weekend, there was no stopping "the help." on a slow, late summer weekend with even more sluggish business thanks to irene, "the help" managed to take the top spot with just over $14 million. finishing in surprising second was zoe saldana's action tale "columbiana" with a little more than $10 million. elsewhere in los angeles at the always crazy video music awards, lady gaga opened the show performing as her leather jacketed male alter-ego. and britney spears captured the

report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening, everyone. a gloomy economic outlook from the federal reserve today, but here on wall street, a rip- roaring stock market rally with the dow surging more than 400 points. the fed voted to keep its key interest rate near zero until 2013. it's a highly unusual move that means the fed thinks the u.s. economy is still in bad shape and will stay that way for two more years. >> tom: susie, the major averages fell right after the fed's announcement, but staged a big rally in the last 90 minutes of trading. the dow had a 640-point swing. here's today's session. it opened with a triple-digit gain; mostly holding that until just before the fed's statement. the dow was down almost 200 points a half hour after the fed announcement, but came back strong into the close. almost a 4% gain. the dow ended up 430 points, the nasdaq jumped 125, and the s&p climbed 53. volume was heavy, but a little less than yesterday's sell-off-- 2

of you know getting used to having a reduce variety of offerings and obviously you know i mean the viewer is the what we call the libyans i mean the different groups of viewers if they'd done keep being stimulated. you have to stimulate the hunger and the thirst for something else so they get used to always the same dish and that is what explains very often the success of films which are slightly out of the norm i'm talking about american films well some say that italian and russian similar are facing similar problems in trying to resist this hollywood expansion they explain their problems with russian cinema they say it's lack of money lack of financing problems with the with the economics of film making in italy isn't the same or is it something different well you know i mean it italy they the producers and specially the big production groups they have devised a system to counter. the. well you can attack and that is. very somehow very schematic very simple comedy studio audience and that's how we finally rivers' the situation i mean. we had one comedy the the new comedy by a very well

four percent of the viewers are still unsure what should be decided. visit our facebook fan page it to vote and let us know you think. >> protests outside of oakland school district meeting today as a new police officer was appointed to the interim school police chief. this with the scene today the board selected this sgt the officer who shot and killed a man the police say stabbed another officer with a screwdriver and protesters say that they're angry about the district's choice. >> the shooting was the use of excessive force and poor judgment the community believes it was nothing short of murder. it is an epidemic of police brutality happening and if we cannot expect the school district and the school board to stand up for our children than who is it that we look to to stand up for our children? >> this is a picture of the former oakland school police chief to step down later this month after allegedly making racial slurs following a charity golf game. after more than 10 years, the investigation into the disappearance of a missing south bay woman ha

i want to update our viewers.rmed the death toll, unfortunately, has gone up to eight. eight as a result of hurricane irene. gary, set the scene in rhode island for us. >> reporter: wolf, the rains started about one hour ago. and a mandatory evacuation order has gone into effect at midnight. most of the people of newport have to be out this area. newport they call the sailing capital of the world. it's a great place to do boating. there are wealthy people here. it gives you an idea of the wealth, looking at the boats. these are two 130-foot yachts. that's gavin and tyler there. can you hear me? give us a wave. those are the first mates on that particular yacht. gives you an idea of what goes on in the town of newport, rhode island. next to the yachts, by the way, this hotel over here. as we speak, wolf, there is a wedding party going on inside of there. the bride and the groom do not want to give up this wedding date. they will always remember it's the day that hurricane irene came up the northeast coast. but i wi

welcome to our viewers across the nation including the pacific time zone. i'm veronica de la cruz. today we begin with the perfect storm. it hit wall street hard thursday as a variety of factors caused stocks to suffer their worst day

viewers are not of the buzzing with the group anonymous. take a look at the responses that are coming in. >> if you like to live your own comments, like us on facebook stock,. >> following the latest with the earthquakes back east and in the bay area, shaking around 11:00 p.m.. a 3.6 magnitude earthquake. it was 5.5 mi. deep and widely felt throughout the bay area. about five minutes after, there was a 2.3 magnitude aftershock. a different story back east. a 5.8 magnitude earthquake that hit yesterday in virginia. it was felt all the way towards boston, new york, philadelphia and of course washington. there were four different aftershocks' ranging from 4.2-2.2. we have surveillance from liquor store inside of a washington d.c. suburb. the employee thought someone was building the wall from the other side. it was one of the strongest earthquake to strike the east coast since world war two. there were some injuries. >> to of the places that were hit hard happen to be in washington d.c. at the washington monument. there are cracks are towards

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we would like to welcome our viewers watching us around the world this hour with our breaking news coveragef developments in libya this evening. rebel officials say moammar gadhafi's son saif al islam has been captured by rebel forces. this is sky news video from tripoli from our colleagues there and people on the street chanting libya is free, gadhafi needs to go. this all happening just moments ago. this all appears as though it is the end game for the rebels. a spokesman for the libyan government called for immediate negotiations and a halt to the rebel assault. the big prize, tripoli. finally could be theirs. rebel forces surround the libyan capital. the government is conceding that parts of the city are no longer under its control. it says 1,300 people have been killed in fighting over the past 12 hours. now, what about moammar gadhafi? where is he this hour? that's the question everyone is asking. an audio message from gadhafi earlier today on state-run tv vowed to fight until the last drop of blood. but now there are numerous news reports out of libya that some of gadhafi's security

to our viewers, we will continue to check in with john and anderson. brian todd is there waiting on this thing as well. hello to you. and we have seen these pictures of what reynolds and john zarrella have been going through. it looks a little calmer there. how is it and how has it been the past few hours? >> it's intensified overnight and the last few hours. officials are worried about inland flooding. as reynolds and john mentioneded, there has been flash flooding the past few hours. you go through periods of calm, just a few seconds. and a few seconds later a huge micro-burst of wind. the river we were told a short time ago the search is under way for a man who fell or jumped into the river a short time ago. this curfew is in effect in this area. people are urged to stay indoors. do not try to go out in this weather. you still saw people in the beach area last night where we were. back to the flash flooding, the operation center said a concern is downed power lines. they are whipping violently in the wind. we're expecting that in a few hours, the wi

>> again, the upside would be a lot nor avid viewers. not just during the weekend but the week as well. a lot more advertising dollars. and more intensity. the downside is unless it's carefully monitored, there is the gambling that needs-- feeds into it and some of it is against the law. >> tom: a lot of companies are looking for big growth potential, cbs is active with its on-line fantasy business, yahoo! sports is big in here. all looking forbig paydays whack is the growth potential. >> remember these are all media companies as well. so this is a media buy. it's advertising-driven. and the important thing is they connection panned their social media to twitter, to facebook, everybody in these global communities are now playing fantasy. plus it gives us the opportunity to relate to each other which i know is very important. >> it is sometimes difficult, let's face it. >> i understand. beyond the scoreboard rick horrow, c.e.o. of horrow sports ventures. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: as we mentioned earlier, french pr

all right it's time for you said it i read it or take time to respond to my brilliance and engaging viewer comments from facebook twitter i need to because when you've got something to say i listen now last week we spoke to. journalist mike allen about the unwillingness of big labor like the sci you in the a.f.l. c.i.a.o. to stand up to the democratic party and response of my key these that on you tube this just in union leaders are politicians too. yes sometimes it is very easy to forget this very simple fact the leaders of the labor unions are politicians for you with their own factions and pressures to deal with and just like politicians they often shun representing the people who elect them in search of power and in fear of losing it and i think that richard trumka is back and forth rhetoric on obama is a perfect example of that and i want to respond to a tweet received about our coverage last week on the state department giving a favorable review to the keystone x.l. pipeline greens better tweeted that is the only show that reported on friday august twenty sixth the obama ok for tar s

well we are conducting a poll in our website and asking our viewers what you think awaits if the rebels assume power let's take a look at the cycle there well most of the viewers think so far it will be nothing more than just an oil rich colony for nato members around a fifth fear of the country will be torn apart by a power struggle sixteen percent think that little will change with one dictatorship swapped for and the other and only four percent things that the rebels will preside over a democratic state so you can let us know what you think on the issue by logging on to our website and having your say there. well now for more on the developments in libya we're joined live from indonesia by ted rall and american political cartoonists call him mr and author mr all thank you for being here with us in the program well there is food and of rebels kissing the american flag and saying king presidents obama and sarkozy for what happened but to western leaders actually know who they're backing. it's been pretty well established that they really don't it's a striking replay of two thousand and