the brave men living who struggled here have consecrated it far above our power to add or detract ands here at ground zero. as the names of the fallen echo through we leave you now with some of the images of this september 11. ,, i tell ya, i work a long day, every day. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything you can think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every weekend, seems like we're headin' down to the lake. we're pullin' a boat or somethin'. i don't know why. i just do. it's not a problem. i don't mind as long as we always stop at chevron and get that techron stuff. my ears flop around too. check it out. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you, care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. it's hard work; i need a nap. ground zero....ten years after the september 11 attacks. we'll have a live report from new york. "sound of chim >>> return to ground zero ten years after the september 11 attack. we have a live report coming up from new york. >>> in the bay area firefighters honor their colleagues who hel

we are against anything that detracts, delays, or diverges from that. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> it has been easier for libya's interim government to get their seat at the u.n.. they hold the position at the general assembly. on the ground, fighting continues. forces of the new government are renewing their attacks on sirte and bani walid. >> this new assault on bani walid began early in the morning. fighters loyal to the interim goverment picking their way through the streets. they are trying to push forward towards their goal, the town center. it is slow and dangerous. close by, colonel gaddafi's snipers and other gunmen. there might be more fighters involved in the attack this time but it is still proving to be a tough fight for control of what is a key town. a new front has opened up for the strategic coastal town of sirte. thousands of fighters closing in to the west and south breaking through the outer defenses, getting to within a few miles of the center and taking control of the airport. here, too, they are facing fierce resistance. while colonel gaddafi's are mak

to create a neutral, audience-neutral environment where the buyer can imagine themselves without detracting by having your personal photographs on the walls or your grandmother's throw on the couch. you will notice that it is often neutral tones, nothing too dramatic, not very dramatic art. it is kind of like being in a hotel room. we have actually seen staging in some properties -- in some, it is still prop -- popular. in some markets, it is not even necessary on some properties. >> i think they are getting a little more daring with color. there is some color. because it is expensive -- if you get a stager that can use your furniture in your things, but just at it, as they say, and as james said about the landscaping, that is so important. you cannot leave your kids bikes. it is a whole thing. >> i ride my bike to work. i was riding to work and i saw someone had just repainted their front door. it was a beautiful yellow with a little orange in it. i was thinking, that did not cost very much, and now their house really jumps right out. simple thing. a red door. >> a yellow door. >> you ment

don't want the currency to go too far the other direction because obviously you know a weak ruble detracts from the you know long term investment attractions of the country and. therefore do not get to sort of investors to to need to build up the economy long term and whether it's in the agriculture industry or technology so it's always a tight balancing act in the ideal currency if you like for russia is probably around twenty eight or so against the dollar debts you know that's a good position for the ruble to be parked as it were in order to attract those long term capital without attracting too much speck of capital but you know it's it's a difficult targets to reach especially with so many global events actually dictating the order of play chris with a chief strategist a troika dodik thank you very much for your analysis and we still have time to the quick check on the markets oil prices the low of the sell light sweet is trading at eighty one dollars per barrel while brant just hovering at one hundred three dollars. there all the. european stocks are trading lower the foot so is over

she added that any engagement with north korea should be conducted in a way that does not detract from the international community's clear message of concern about the north's weapons programs, and the necessity for pyeongyang to do what is necessary to return to the six-party nuclear talks. president lee myung-bak will hold a bilateral summit with japan's new prime minister, yoshihiko noda,... during his visit to new york next week for the un general ly. during the meeting next wednesday... the two leaders are likely to cover a wide range of issues... including progress on a korea- japan free trade agreement, resuming the 6-party talks aimed at denuclearizing north korea and the recent proposal by korea to discuss japan's sexual enslavement of korean women during world war ii. the bilateral summit is the first since noda became prime minister early this month. president lee says the government will allocate research and development money next year for embryonic stem cell research. in a meeting on reviving stem cell r&d,... president lee said... the government is looking into a plan to

economic situation here will significantly improve it will have a positive effect on tourism of course detracting me people to the town. far from being a p.r. stunt filipino means business and berlusconi knows it he's visiting the town later this month to stave off the rebellion and he'll have a fight on his hands filipinos a source of rome's water supply and that mayor is threatening to cut it off if he doesn't get what he wants either venet r.t. filipino italy as financial worries echo deeper inside the euro zone fears a grain of greece could be heading away from the euro unable to contain its debt crisis. veld the editor in chief of belgium's leading business magazine the trends think that greece should jump ship the greek economy is in an outright depression now keep going at the moment at seven eight percent on an annual basis unemployment is officially at sixteen percent but in reality it's more close to twenty five percent what we hear from people from the i.m.f. informally is that the budget situation is out of control so there's no way that greek. paper on this situation unless there's a

economic situation here will significantly improve it will have a positive effect on tourism of course detracting more people to the town. far from being a p.r. stunt filipino means business and berlusconi knows it he's visiting the town later this month to stave off the rebellion and he'll have a fight on his hands villa tino's the source of rome's water supply and that mayor is threatening to cut it off if he doesn't get what he wants either venet r.t. filipino italy. now if you're looking for more in-depth coverage another exclusive content from russian or abroad at our website r.t. dot coms of course the place to be online tonight for you facebook may soon do more than just hold back productivity at work u.s. lawmakers are considering a bill that could land social networking fans in jail sounds harsh doesn't it want to find more r.t. dot com is the place to be tonight for a facebook fan also the this is a recipe set for success or not but top british t.v. chef jamie oliver brings his calorie bible to jelly magazine to russia polyphony hard to swallow again find out r.t. dot com and of course

they're quite ambivalent about this and have very little illusions that this will either advance or detract from their cause the statehood would if it if it comes about would be almost entirely symbolic and it won't change anything on the ground because israel is not going to change its policies on israel controls what is left of palestine. the u.n. general assembly has been dominated by the showdown of the palestinian statehood and also in new york president obama seeks to boost libya's new leadership in the general assembly by pointing out progress in the country with that story today of these men important she's at the u.n. . palestinian campaign for a u.n. membership and statehood is purse percy thing and this is despite the massive amount of pressure the u.s. has reportedly been putting on the palestinians to stop this bid now the majority of the u.n. members do support palestinian u.n. membership and statehood that's approximately one hundred thirty three countries if not more but it is because of the u.s. that that measure may not go through the u.s. as we've been reporting has threa

economic situation here will significantly improve it will have a positive effect on tourism of course detracting more people to the town. far from being a p.r. stunt filipino means business and berlusconi knows it he's visiting the town later this month to stave off the rebellion and he'll have a fight on his hands villa tino's the source of rome's water supply and that may is threatening to cut it off if he doesn't get what he wants either bennett r.t. filipino italy. calls for the latest news as well as exclusive exclusive photographs videos check out our. online tonight for you this one facebook may soon do more than just hold back productivity at work u.s. lawmakers are considering a bill that could land social networking fans in jail but there's major is prick up if you're a facebook fan far more about that online tonight r.t. dot com. and top british t.v. chef jamie oliver brings his coloring bible the j.v. magazine here to russia check out all the details and much more are to dot com as well as well as our you tube channel of course was forgot about that. the site of the chernobyl nuclear

phenomenon it's happening in the arab world and therefore what's happening in syria is not this thing detracts from what's happening in the region what's happening in the region is that as opposed to sort of reform which is taking place and has taken place for the last six months or so it's thought that goes through all you know as we all know in tunisia went on to egypt yemen and syria and that's part of the same happening why do we have such different reactions from the west nato per se to each country if it's all part of the same revolution or say well the way the world is reacting is probably different tests to. what's happening in the region but the causes of the same why we have different reactions is a question that you and. someone from nato or the west but we in the region seeing a process of reform a process of perhaps democrat prize ation and i think the key here is to know that this is a process it's not an event to crown to wake up in the morning and say we're going to be democratic and i never instead of trying to there's a process it's happening there is no going back. but what

they're quite ambivalent about this and have very little illusions that this will either advance or detract from their cause the statehood would if it if it comes about would be almost entirely symbolic and it won't change anything on the ground because israel is not going to change its policies on israel controls what is left of palestine all right activist polarity from the free palestine movement thanks for your thoughts on the program tonight. which you in general assembly has been dominated by the showdown over the palestinian statehood this could say more on what's going on at un over an important issues in new york. or the very no no there's no talk there's no doubt there's much talk on the sidelines where are we right now than through what we're up to if you will. well at this point we do know that the palestinian campaign for u.n. membership and statehood is purse perceiving and this is despite the massive amount of pressure the u.s. has reportedly been putting on the palestinians to stop this bid now the majority of the u.n. members do you support palestinian u.n. membership and s

ground, for the brave souls who struggled there had consecrated it far above our poor power to add or detract. he added the world will little note nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here. so it is with flight 93. for as long as this memorial stands, we will remember what the men and women aboard the plane did here. we'll pay tribute to the courage they showed, the sacrifice they made, and the lives they spared. the united states will never forget. may god bless you all. [ applause ] >>> before president bush came up to speak, i asked him if he was having a hard time. he said, i was doing fine till i looked at you, all of you. last night, hillary came home after spending the day in new york, and her eyes were red because ten years ago she was the senator representing those 343 firemen and nearly 900 people from cantor fitzgerald who died and all the others. as we remember what happened in new york, at the pentagon and he here, all the rest of us set to honor those who were lost, to thank those who loved them for keeping their memory alive, raising their c

clear windows all over the country critics of this idea say using patterned or opaque glass could detract from the views. the board of supervisors is expected to take a final vote on this next week. >>> today is the third spare the air day in a row. you are being asked to limit home energy use and limit pollution levels. high tension winds will make our air quality bad. today is the 7th smog alert this year. >>> 6:07, sparing the air, sal, we tried to ride our bikes home from school but boy, it was hot. >> and i would have other problems besides the hot weather, but i am just saying. i prefer my 8 cylinder 450. it is just a little bit of traffic humor. if you get on to the freeway, it looks good from the bay point and from san ramon it is a nice looking drive coming in from vallejo to richmond we are looking good so far. this morning we are looking at a new crash northbound 880 -- i'm sorry northbound 280 and east 14th, it is causing a little bit of traffic on 238. you can see traffic is just a little bit slow by the road centers on 238, kind of like the bad old days of 238. old bay pictu

for the brave souls who struggled there, it consecrated it far above our power to add or detract. he added the little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here. so it is in flight 93, for as long as this memorial stands, we will remember what the men and women aboard the plane did here. we'll pay tribute to the courage they showed, the sacrifice they made, and the lives they spared. the united states will never forget. may god bless you all. [ applause ] >>> before president bush came up to speak, i asked him if he was having a hard time. and he said i was doing fine until i looked at you, all of you. last night, hillary came home after spending a day in new york. and her eyes were red because ten years ago she was the senator representing those 343 firemen and nearly 900 people from cantor fitzgerald who died and all the others. as we remember what happened at the -- in new york, at the pentagon, and here, to thank those who love them for keeping their memory alive, raising their children, and finding the strength to go on with your own

and do not believe that anybody in with a shred of conscious would detract our applications for full membership of the imaginations. -- united nations. [applause] mr. president, it is no longer acceptable to use the same means and methods that have been tried over the past years. it is far more dangerous to be circumvented. it is not possible or tactical to go into negotiations without the parameters and the absence of credibility, negotiations would be meaningless as long as the occupation army continues to intrenched its occupation and continues to change the democracy of our country to create a new basis for supporters. this is unacceptable. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, this is a moment of truth. our people are waiting to hear the answer. how will it allow israel the last occupation in the world? be under last to occupation. will it allow israel to continue and the international courts and the positions of the overwhelming majority of countries. mr. president, part of the crisis in our area -- those who believe that we are people, and unwanted people or those who believe there

to create the urgency of now around this and anything that waters this down too much is going to detracttom line is it does have very interesting provisions. cutting the payroll taxes both from the contributor and worker from 6.2%, reduced to 4.2% and extending it. same thing for employers and giving employers a payroll tax break. those are actually things that probably will have some net effect and republicans if they counter it with something else are going to have to say what -- how that's going to benefit or detract from actual job creation. >> i want to get more to the politics in a minute but to the economics of this, talking for months now, months and years since the beginning of the obama administration, the business, the market wants certainty of washington. is this plan, $450 billion, is this something the marketless say, that's the brick, a foundation we have been looking for so have more confidence going forward or view it as tinkering around the margins? >> there's some folks tell me that they need this, quite frankly, to keep the status quo so things don't get worse so you

the fact is we need to increase our investment and not get detracted by this kind of politicking. >> doctor, thanks for your time this morning. appreciate it. >>> so the bush era, no child left behind law, as we know it may be history. president obama changing the face of that program for good. what it means for your school, next. [ female announcer ] so you think your kids are getting enough vegetables? maybe not. v8 v-fusion juice gives them a full serving of vegetables plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. [ male announcer ] get five dollars in money-saving coupons at v8juice.com. ♪ in money-saving coupons like so many great pioneers before me, guided only by a dream. i'm embarking on a journey of epic proportion. i will travel, from sea to shining sea, through amber waves of grain, and i won't stop until i've helped every driver in america save hundreds on car insurance. well i'm out of the parking lot. that's a good start. geico, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent, or more on car insurance. >>> welcome back, everybody. >>> breaking news this mo

it clearly shows he had motive to detract from her reputation. >> in court papers, you have said thateven's son, and your daughter's husband, is responsible for the kidnapping and/or murder of your daughter. so, just to push you a little bit on this, given this new information, i wonder if this expands your umbrella of suspicion. >> i'm very concerned. and i just i don't know where to go with that. i don't want to be accusing somebody falsely. and i think the facts are going to show who is responsible. >> let me put it to you. you had some pretty frank words overnight to one of my colleagues about what this information tells yu. do you feel like the police ought to add steven to the list of people of interest? >> i want to first say, chuck's very careful about what he says. and he's been dogged in looking for justice for his daughter and to find her. and i think the fact is this is stunning, new information. in the beginning, steven powell said he wanted to share susan with josh. and there was some hope they might have her alive somewhere. so, it's interesting to come full-circle with

to thursday the 8th, to ensure there would be no parliamentary or logistical embedments that may detract from the address. >> let's bring it up to speak. the press secretary put out a statement saying the president had agreed to speak on thursday. now, that just happens to be the same day as the nfl season opener. it's the saints versus the packers. one thing that jay carney told us in today's briefing, the president's speech will be completed before kickoff. last thing i asked jay carney, what was the president's reaction to all of this discussion about the speech timing? he said, he spent a lot of time this morning with the president, and the subject never came up. wolf? >> athena, thanks very much. let's dig deeper with candy crowley. she's the anchor of cnn's "state of union." i guess the bottom-line question is did the white house deliberately want to poke their fingers in the eyes of the republicans who for months had that debate scheduled over at the reagan library. >> it is hard to believe not a soul in that white house who knew that the president, for who a month said he was goi

he's detracting from the most important thing, which is the message is we need more jobs. i actually think it's totally appropriate for him to give this speech to congress, i think it's the most important thing that we're facing, but why waste a whole day arguing over something, when in the end you're going to lose it. bill: the two of you, back to class, because junior high is in session for a whole other year! martha: we are awaiting the details of president obama's jobs plan, but that so far isn't helping the numbers we're getting this morning and the bad news in one state. how long some people are waiting just to get into a jobs fair. now, that picture says a lot. bill: sure does. no talking, no texting? now no smoking. where lighting up in your car could cost you big time. bill: here is a desperate sign of the times out of california now. check this out here. these people in that line had been standing in that line all night. just for the chance to talk to somebody for a job. just for the chance to apply for a job. that's a job fair, set up by the congressional black

. >> reporter: protesters hope the clashes don't detract from the message that students are angry that tuition and mandatory fees have sored to more than $13 240u -- soared to more than $13,000 this year. one student said he may be forced to drop out of school. >> because the cost and the job market right now, it could not be beneficial to get my four- year degree. >> reporter: in an hour and a half, hundreds of students are once again expected here on campus and we will of course be here to bring you the latest. live in berkley, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. >>> it's 8:32. arson is to blame for a fire that destroyed a concord home earlier this month. the fire started on september 5 at a home on schuyler court that was under construction. it also damaged two other homes nearby. investigators say the fire burned too quickly and all accidental causes have been ruled out. there are no suspects but anyone who saw something suspicious that day should contact the contra costa county fire district. >>> jaycee dugard is suing the federal government saying parole o

for the brave souls who struggled there, it consecrated it far above our poor power to add or detractthe plane did here. we will pay tribute to the courage they showed, the sacrifice they made, and the lives they spared. united states will never forget. >> martha: what an apt comparison to bring in the gettysburg address in pennsylvania and talk about the world will little remember or, that we cannot forget and that the ground would be consecrated so much more by the people who lost their lives there than we could ever do. >> i thought it was courageous the president would quote abraham lincoln in pennsylvania. and then, read a letterer from him here, in new york city. you know? president bush is a student of history. but he's a lover of americans, and, i think the way he combined the message in shanksville and tied it to the remarks here in new york city, spoke to the challenges, how they were addressed and the magnitude of the response, it was really coming from the heart of america. >> martha: well i think we need to thank you as well, andrew card, because you provided support to t

you know, most detract ters say no, it's a gimmick they are not printing any more money, what they are doing is selling short term bonds and buying longer term bonds and they are trying to make yields lower. here is the thing, though, jenna, interest rates are low. we know they are low. people aren't buying houses. look at mortgage rates. that's not the problem. demand is an issue, there is no doubt about it, but i don't think it's because interest rates are so high. your parents, your grandparents, if you take a look at what you could buy a house for right now, they would go crazy, they could buy ten houses. the notion that the fed is pushing rates lower seems nonsensical at this point. jenna: wrist the demand charles if you look at the economy whether on a corporate level or consumer level why isn't there the demand and how do you get it back to add the burst to the economy either here or globally that the economy needs. >> late yesterday our leaders in washington failed to pass a continuing resolution, in other words the government could run out of money again. this kind of drama ke

>> why don't you just -- >> detract the word socialist and simply say, boehner's saying you guys want the government to run the economy. and the president's proposals were proposals that, as i said, in the past, take, for example, cutting the payroll tax. that is hardly a proposal that reflects a desire to see the government run the economy. and boehner does not seem to be trying to rise to meet the president on policies that, again, republicans had historically supported. >> you would agree, though, that john boehner has over time been more actively seeking compromise than say any of the presidential candidates on the republican side. >> certainly, and many of the members of his own caucus. that's true. i think boehner has been -- we know this dynamic from the debt ceiling debate. he's much more willing to make a deal than a lot of the people who are in the house republican caucus. >> mike? what do you think? is this not going to work at this point? is there not going to be a deal at this point? >> there's going to be a deal. there's going to be some sort of deal for the country. but

i cite these not to detract from today's hearing, but put in to perspective what the intelligence community is called upon to do. to build on the progress made since the attacks of 9/11, i offer two suggestions. first -- the first is i think there's room to improve the management of the national intelligence program providing the resources for the communities' capabilities. specifically, managing this program is a coherent whole improves transparency and accountability. the second area will continue to seek improvement in intelligence integration and information sharing. sensible security and responsible sharing are the watch words here. before closing, i emphasize we in the intelligence community recognize that in all of our work, we must exemplify america's values, carry out the missions in a manner that sustains the trust of the american people. the nature of our work and the trust placed in us demand we have the highest respect for the rue of law and the protection of civil liberties and privacy. finally, i believe the work of the intelligence community over the past ten years has crimi

i cite these not to detract from today's hearing, but put in to perspective what the intelligence community is called upon to do. to build on the progress made since the attacks of 9/11, i offer two suggestions. first -- the first is i think there's room to improve the management of the national intelligence program providing the resources for the communities' capabilities. specifically, managing this program is a coherent whole improves ansparency and accountability. he second area will continue to seek improvement in intelligence integration and information sharing. sensible security and responsible sharing are th watch words here. efore closing, i emphasize we in the intelligence community recognize that in all of our work, we must exemplify america's values, carry out the missions in a manner that sustains the trust of the american people. the nature of our work and the trust placed in us demand we have the highest respect for the rue of law and the protection of civil liberties and privacy. finally, i believe the work of the intelligence community over the st ten years has criminal int

i cite these not to detract from today's hearing, but put in to perspective what the intelligence community is called upon to do. to build on the progress made since the attacks of 9/11, i offer two suggestions. first -- the first is i think there's room to improve the management of the national intelligence program providing the resources for the communities' capabilities. specifically, managing this program is a coherent whole improves transparency and accountability. the second area will continue to seek improvement in intelligence integration and information sharing. sensible security and responsible sharing are the watch words here. before closing, i emphasize we in the intelligence community recognize that in all of our work, we must exemplify america's values, carry out the missions in a manner that sustains the trust of the american people. the nature of our work and the trust placed in us demand we have the highest respect for the rue of law and the protection of civil liberties and privacy. finally, i believe the work of the intelligence community over the past ten years has crimi

because the african union has been quite hostile to their campaign, the unrelenting bombing has detractedtion? >> i did not quite catch the question, but let me stress that we have not sidelined the african union. on the contrary. i attended the meeting in paris on libya and the african union was represented. so was the number of african countries and we still attached a strong importance to the regional engagement from the arab league to the african union from individual countries in the region. a still pleased to see stronger support for the national transitional council, also from the region. >> we can take a couple of questions in french. >> you were saying the operation is not yet completed and you will remain until such time as the threat will be eliminated but not one minute more. since the fall of tripoli, has the operation changed its nature on the ground? have you focused on different regions? what can you tell us about the geometry of the current operation? what is your focus? have you changed the number of air strikes or decreased the number of air missions? where you stand wi

i cite these not to detract from today's hearing, but put in to perspective what the intelligence community is called upon to do. to build on the progress made since the attacks of 9/11, i offer two suggestions. first -- the first is i think there's room to improve the management of the national intelligence program providing the resources for the communities' capalities. specifically, managing this program is a coherent whole improves transparency and accountability. the second area will continue to seek improvement in intelligence integration and information sharing. sensible security and responsible sharing are the watch words here. before closing, i emphasize we in the intelligence community recognize that in all of our work, we must exemplify america's values, carry out the missions in a manner that stains the trust of the american people. the nature our work and the trust placedn us demand we have the highest respect for the rue of law and the protection of civil liberties and privacy. finally, i believe the work of the intelligence community over the past ten years has criminal inten

and do not believe that anybody in with a shred of conscious would detract our applications for full membership of the imaginations. -- united nations. [applause] mr. president, it is no longer acceptable to use the same means and methods that have been tried over the past years. it is far more dangerous to be circumvented. it is not possible or tactical to go into negotiations without the parameters and the absence of credibility, negotiations would be meaningless as long as the occupation army continues to intrenched its occupation and continues to change the democracy of our country to create a new basis for supporters. this is unacceptable. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, this is a moment of truth. our people are waiting to hear the answer. how will it allow israel the -- last occupation in the world? we're the last to be under occupation. will it allow israel to continue and the international courts and the positions of the overwhelming majority of countries. mr. president, part of the crisis in our area -- those who believe that we are people, and unwanted people or those who

we wanted you to be immersed in the stories and see them as yourself opposed to getting detracted by they might have looked like. therefore, many people have said i see my uncle in this. we wanted you to have a direct connection to the story. the photographs, however, by popular demand are available on the internet on the website, on the facebook page, and a lot of people have found them and so you can see them. there's no desire to withhold that. we just want you to, as you read it, to see yourself in them. >> we recommend to martha, thewarmthofothersuns.com. next call from michigan, go ahead. >> caller: i published a newspaper, we've been publishing the "michigan bulletin" for 17 years here, and my dad is one of those people who i remember as a kid went down south, and he would bring people up on the car. on changeover, drove down, picked up the guys out of alabama, and they are still here in the community, and they are like me, their kids are first generation from the south, and their kids' kids now are here. i appreciate you hying -- highlighted that. we didn't talk about it, but