i would say yes there is going to be a growing insecurity of they continue to follow that position i mean there's their policy is what isolated them and i want to remind you of the four risks that mr obama. told israelis about in his speech in washington one he said a growing at a stadium demography in palestine and israel growing numbers of palestinians and quality ability of these presidents that has israel has to take into consideration to the arab spring and its way it's going to change the balance of power in the area three changing technology makes the claim for so-called secure borders totally ridiculous and insecure from what from guns and pistols or from rockets coming from five hundred or five thousand kilometers away and fourthly the growing impatience of the international community as to the israeli base in the peace process and all of these are real but so israel should worry about look at what's happening in turkey and egypt two very important states in the area which used to have not only peace but friendship with israel are they really at odds with israel how importan

that's the highest job insecurity rate that we have seen since august of 2009.ouble the percentage of people who had injuries back in 2007 and we're joined now by personal security experience farnoosh torabi. consumer spending drives the economy, we all know that. how can we inspire more confident right now? >> well, you need jobs. i've been saying it for three or four years now. it's no secret. i think that to the survey about fear and insecurity in the job market, first, people have to realize that no job is indispensable in this economy, whether you're a ceo, a teacher or a lawyer, rang and file, you cannot control some of the forces in the market. if a company wants to downsize, you need to control and the way you control in the first step is to not show your fear at the work lace. don't let fear paralyze you where you're slowing your performance at work, that it's affecting your progress, your ability to keep attentive to what your responsibilities are. >> if you see people around you, if you see someone on thursday or friday and all of a sudden on monday t

i would say yes there is going to be a growing insecurity if they continue to follow that position i mean there's their policy is what isolated and i want to remind you of a fork risks that mr obama. told the israelis about his speech in washington one he said the growing that is to me and demography palestine and israel the growing numbers of palestinians and the quality ability of this president that has israel has to take it because the ration to the arab spring and its. the way it's going to change the balance of power in the area three he came to acknowledge it makes the claim for so called secure borders totally ridiculous and secure from what from guns and pistols or from rockets coming from five hundred or five thousand kilometers away and fourth i mean the growing impatience of the international community as the biz really base and the peace process and all of this are real cook so israel should worry about look at what's happening in turkey and egypt two very important states in the area would choose to have not only peace but friendship with israel today would be at odds w

three changing technology makes their claim for so-called secure borders totally ridiculous and insecure from what from guns and pistols or from rockets coming from five hundred or five thousand kilometers away and fourthly the growing impatience of the international community as to the israeli pace in the peace process and all of these are real but so israel should worry about look at what's happening in turkey and egypt two very important states in the area which used to have not only peace but friendship with israel and today be at odds with israel how important in the bigger struggle of the palestinian people is this independence that it's a step it's not the end of the game it's a step it's a step that we should give us a little bit more ability to defend our claims and to go to proper negotiations that produce results. it's not more than that look we have been for a century trying to have independence from france and it's a commitment to armed struggle with goofy ations we were in a political struggle. we are decided now not to go back to by elizabeth for this is a non violent step

this personal insecurity. this uncertainty about who he was will haunt him in many ways for the rest of his life and will have a dramatic and not particularly helpful impact on his presidency. at the age of 26 because he was born in 1800 he goes back to cuyahoga county and mary's abigail powers and brings her to buffalo where he is a prosperous lawyer. one can imagine the transition in his own mind. he left east aurora on foot. the impoverished son of impoverished farmers who in an age when owning your own farm was the most important thing they lost their land through either fraud or not being smart about the land they've bought. they were renters. they were at the bottom of the social status. fillmore returns to east or rock in a carriage with the nicest suits he can buy to marry his sweetheart and bring her to east aurora where she continues to teach school. indicating perhaps that fillmore is not as financially well off as the carriage and the closing would have implied. just as a footnote abigail powers be

that is massive insecurity. >> it's massive security. >> no, it's not. >> it is.who don't want to test the water in case, like you, they're worried about not getting enough followers. >> you are insecure in so much as something must have happened to you as a child where you said something and nobody listened. and now you think when you go to the bathroom, people are interested, and they're not. >> they are. >> they're not. >> they're watching this show. they're not watching for you, trust me. >> well, they are. we'll check "x factor's" against piers morgan. >> we're going to break, thank god. we'll bring out a little friend of yours, nicole scherzinger who is a judge. >> just a minute. it's scherzinger. >> let's call her nicole. how are you? lovely to see you. >> why do you have a formal? that was like a weird. share. op from anywhere. d are ways connected. i't itime wead a social currency to mat? membership rards pois from american express. usthem to t ththinyou love fro, social currency to mat? ticketmasterom, and more unexpecd places. they' a sociarrcy with end

so if you can imagine a sitting president of the united states who is too insecure or too confused or too indecisive to call his own secretary of state into the office and say, daniel, either release your delegates to me or resign from the cabinet or i will fire you. you have 10 minutes to make up your mind. and webster still remains in the cabinet until he finally dies. that's fillmore as the politician. and so he becomes president. and congress debates the compromised scombilz they pass them ultimately one of at a time just as taylor thought they should. congress brings california into a -- the union as a free state. and that is the one gift to the north. now, those of you who remember your high school history or your college history will think back and say, well, that was a great victory because that gave the north a permanent majority in the senate. gave it a permanent majority in the free states but no one knew that in 1850 because after making california a free state the next thing the congress does is to organize the rest of the western territories, what is today is arizona, ne

is it insecure, clumsy or all of the above? any opportunity to send press releases about scheduling a speech shows we are in this silly time in politics. >> we are deep in it. this is the ultimate indicator. we are going into a joint session. divided government. something about jobs, president unveiling a plan. we can't even get it together, folks in washington when to schedule it. too overon the part of the administration. at the same time for the -- for the republicans in congress to be -- literally unprecedented. there's never been a request to hold a presidential -- hold a joint session of congressional speech and refused in effect by congress. this really is just a new indicator, new low, about how dysfunctional the atmosphere in washington, d.c. is. >> this is a -- president lost. >> the president -- insecure was a deliberate word by michele bachmann. i'm not sure what this move got him. looks like he had to recapitulate to the republicans. i only do this if you can win. he didn't have a path to victory with scheduling th

you got more insecurity with their personal selves. of course. they have already grown up with issues in their family. the ultimate i think is. we have one part to play. we can't play all the parts. as long as we all come together. we can do the big work itself. the ultimate thing is that us coming together is really going to show the difference with the youth we're working. we are able to get the guns off the street. they will be back. not by the choice the youth. >> i would also like to say, mayor newsom has tried to take the approach to enact legislation to out law gun shows. minimize the availability of folks to purchase now firemans. we are limited by state and federal law. when we look at what we can do as a city, we are bound by the state and federal law. we have taken creative approaches and eliminate the accessiblity of fireman it is. we have more work to do >> i think one of the most damaging lines. one youth told us. he is more scared of getting caught without a gun on the street than caught with a gun by the police. it's a direct and

economic insecurity in terrorism is flaring up on our streets. times like these can breed protectionism. times like these are one liberals are needed most. our poverty has fought for a century and a half. justice, optimism. we're not about to give up now. this center is on the side of the old hall where williams stood 130 years ago to found the national liberal federation. he observed that birmingham had shown him no place for liberalism. we are strong. back in government and on your side. in government, you are faced with hard choices every day. the question is how you make them. some ask how we can get a market. others help can give us more votes, what will the press think. it is not doing the easy thing. it is doing the right thing. and that takes a certain kind of character. one which we've seen on display over the last few months. and indeed the last few days here in birmingham. brave. principled. awkward. resolute. optimistic. unstoppable. no i'm not just talking about paddy ashdown. i am talking about everyone in this hall. but i think peo

you got more insecurity with their personal selves. of course. they have already grown up with issues in their family. the ultimate i think is. we have one part to play. we can't play all the parts. as long as we all come together. we can do the big work itself. the ultimate thing is that us coming together is really going to show the difference with the youth we're working. we are able to get the guns off the street. they will be back. not by the choice the youth. >> i would also like to say, mayor newsom has tried to take the approach to enact legislation to out law gun shows. minimize the availability of folks to purchase now firemans. we are limited by state and federal law. when we look at

they want to make the lives of their own citizens as insecure as possible in order to rule them. and them the international community to be insecure about the next actions of the iranian government so it's very unpredictable. >> ahmadinejad is expected in new york in a few days for the united nations general assembly. and a lot of people thought that might be a nice gesture for him to do before he comes here to the united states. but still up in the air right now. >> apparently that's right before he -- he did the same thing last year when he released sarah shourd. we'll see what happens. >>> 6:07. let's get you out the door with traffic and weather. kristy is here to tell us might need a coat today maybe a jacket or sweater. >> exactly. it's going to be a cool one today and going to see other cal days the next couple of days really dropping those temperatures down below average for this time of the year and, of course, this morning dealing with a little bit of cloud cover. at the coastline cloud cover. driving right now seeing patchy fog and drizzle. that marine layer pushing on

many americans feel insecured, dependent on employers. if they lose their job, disaster could befall them. insecure nation not going no re-elect this leadership. franklin roosevelt said the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. with respect to fdr that that's no longer the case. americans have a will he expwrit mat fear that government is out of control. spending the nation into bankruptcy and failing to fix economic problems. that fear is real. and it's a present danger. what dick morris said on wednesday is true. if the election were held today, president obama would lose by a substantial margin unless his owe pony negligent had less credibility than he does. if the republican challenger presents economic solutions to the nation. it's hard to see how mr. obama can succeed because of his economic track record. this is not a partisan analysis. when president obama took office, i knew he was an income redistribution guy. in fact, i challenged him on that in our first interview during the 2008 campaign. but once elected, i decided to g

and that insecurity is real. it's not just some neurosis.'s weighing on the economy overall. if you're worried about whether you're going to keep your job, you're unlikely to go out and spend. and as mark was saying, if you're the ceo of a company, that means that maybe you're going to hold back making big investments because you're not sure that the consumer demand is going to be there to support them. >> there's a bit of a feel of a chicken and an egg thing going on here because consumers aren't buying things because they're worried they're going to lose their jobs and companies aren't hiring people because they're worried consumers won't buy. >> good point. but this is the same chicken and egg problem we always have in the business cycle and it's broken by business people deciding, hey, i can't continue to grow my earning, maintain my stock price if i don't look for revenue opportunity, if i don't take that leap of faith, if i don't let those animal spirits run a little bit and take a chance and invest and hire people. so we've gotten pre

see insecurity this is a way we translate we understand. what we see around us in the middle east whether it is what we see in iran or in syria or egypt or in the i don't know what will happen tomorrow in jordan or in saudi arabia is there anything of real substance for the palestinians in the u.n. appeal or is it more of their public relations effort it will change the perception of the international community probably it will be translated to sanctions economic at their music. diplomatic sanctions but it will change the perception of people is a region palestinians muslim arabs. in our neighboring countries. and i seeing that we have practically to understand that the daily will be totally different and how will israel react a day later. i have no idea first of all. most israelis will see it as in your spirit. i think that. we shall have to see what will happen and. what will be the palestinian reaction the vote is seen by many not only as a vote of sympathy with the palestinians but also as a barometer of discontent with the israeli gove

but i remember many of us were feeling a great sense of insecurity. where were you on september 11th? share with us your memories at facebook.com/abc 7 news. and there will be live coverage. september 11th commemoration events throughout the weekend. wayne freedman reports from nork tonight at 6:00 and in shampkzville, pennsylvania where united flight 93 went down. there will be a three hour edition of good morning america at 5:00 a.m. on sunday. the anniversary its self followed by abc 7 morning news from 8:00 until 10:00. hope you can join use we turn now to health news. owe nishlz monterey county warning people not to eat raw oysters. there have been three confirmed reports of illness and three more unconfirmed cases. outbreak associated with a bacteria occurring naturally. >> and do you eat fish? maybe a lot of fish? those fatty acids found in fish and sup plems may be more beneficial for women than men. that is according to a new study out tonight. danish researchers found whoim ate a lot of fatty acids developed a 40% lower risk for developing h

women don't mary men who don't have jobs or who are economically insecure but they do have children with them and those children can struggle when as usually happens their parents don't stay together. what are we seeing as far as an acceleration of the trends that were already existing in the u.s.? we are seeing a recovery among the rich continuing concentration of wealth among the top 1% or 10% of society. and we are seeing not just following of the non professional middle class but we are seeing changes to family structure and community character that i fear unaddressed will change the future of children in those communities and possibly make class divides harder to bridge in the future. i have been running on a bit so we will go quickly. i was going to tell a story of one of the many struggling men that i met. i won't. just quickly. i met this guy outside in reading, pennsylvania. he is a great guy. optimistic guy, caring guy. when he and his wife were still together before he lost his job in the recession, he and she had adopted eight children. really the salt of the earth. he lost h

a couple of all the things i want to talk about insecurity, going forward, things that we do on a game by game basis. after each game, and prior, we conduct what we call a stadium'' operation and security briefing. we take every incident that we know about, we review it, scrutinize it, whether there are things we can do better, things that we did not know about. we will continue to do that and more. moving forward, additional alcohol management teams will be surveying the stadium. we will review some of our strategies we have with respect to police and private security we have within the stadium and parking lot. we will have much more visibility with respect to police vehicles and staff in the parking lot, inside the stadium, including roving patrols in our restaurants, restrooms, and other areas where people tend to congregate. tailgate parties, things that take place in the parking lot, moving forward, if you come to tailgate -- and we want you to -- we just need you to do it within the rules and regulations of the park. four hours prior to kickoff is when you will be allowed inside

know that they do know they're in the wrong side of history, but i think dogmatists to know how insecureit all is for than. and this is why i have no problem saying that i am a faithful muslim, which is not the same thing as being a dogmatic muslim or a dogmatic christian or a dogmatic anything. he seems to me, john kum is secure enough to handle questions. faith never needs to be threatened by questions. dogma on the other hand, of any kind, is always threatened because dogma that definition is rigid and brittle and snaps under the spotlight of scrutiny. quite frankly my view at least, deserves to be questioned. >> i agree. let me ask you this because you're in a moment where we look at the work you're doing, the broader hope of the arab spring and the question of calling a new tradition to justify new directions. one of the most fascinating things in your book, with this forgotten tradition of tolerance within islam, all these leaders and thinkers in the culture that coexisted so beautifully with other cultures for so long, talk about that tradition, where it went in how it can be redi

the insecurity that often. people often feel when they address courts or law enforcement bodies. and also about barriers. and the printer ship and. still are real problems but problems but we can survive we can overcome these problems and we should do this. crisis. russia has been able to reach breakthroughs for jurich all the periods of its history. and the cultural. history in the she even and have always kept her nation united seem more united and undivided russia. we're going to be on one of the i'm confident that we have enough energy and determination to reach new levels and higher goals with them and of course our national economy should be growing. at the current level is about four percent you know all of the developed countries only increase their economy we cannot make level by one percent but we should not be misled because of course of their one percent is more an overall value than our four percent and if a move the same pace will not be able to provide the higher living standards for us citizens will not be able to. that way converts are human and could damage. eng

they are feeling very insecure because they don't know where all these events going on in the region are going to end. so there has been some retrenchment from the reform program that king abdullah espousing. the government's given a little bit more leeway to the religious police, to control people in public, and it's given them more money, and there is-- there's a less tolerance for criticism. >> brown: you mean as they get more insecure, they pull back on any new openings, particularly, i mean, for one thing that got a lot of attention was women. even women wanting to drive. so things like that, you think there's less room for as they're less secure? >> in a certain way, yes. right now, the government's waiting to see where things are going to go. and if they feel that the arab spring is not going to mean a toppling of the monarchy-- which i don't think it does mean-- then they will probably be more tolerant to let this campaign that started in saudi arabia recently to let women drive, they'll probably let that go on for some time, and eventually, women will be able to drive left a

the party seems insecure and remained at odds with the chancellor. >> we are going to stay right on course we have taken a responsible stand on european issues. we haven't changed our position just because it is election season. >> while the coalition leaders tried to put a brave face on things, the ftp's downfall is also a problem for chancellor angela merkel. although christian democrats like -- in berlin have been able to stem their losses, the cdu is losing its favored coalition partner across the country. and the chancellor faces the same question and over and over how long will the coalition last? >> i believe all partners of this coalition know what their job is and are very serious about doing it. >> that can also be interpreted as a warning to the fdp. its leader roessler responded with his own pledge of allegiance. >> we were elected to this federal government with a large majority and our aim is to help shape policy. we intend to do with unconditionally over the next two years. >> it is a promise the chancellor would normally take for granted. the fact that he feels to cite you

who are food insecure that's a silly phrase but let's say thirty five and a half million people in the u.s. don't know where their next meal is coming from. but about people in the us are actually going. to find that saying they're just today. to ninety six billion. numbers in the millions and billions are hard to imagine and can feel meaningless without a way to picture them so what does ninety six billion pounds of food look like it's impossible to actually measure ninety six billion pounds of food waste because of the endless variables in size and weight one pound of steak takes up less space than one pound of bread but you have to look at the food behind the food the indirect losses through feed grains used to produce meat a cow which should be eating grass in the first place consume seven pounds of grain to produce one pound of meat so a pound of wasted me actually represents seven pounds of food waste. but if we stick to the lower estimate of ninety six billion pounds what does that amount of food look like on a freight train. the average box car can hold up to two hundred eleven

there is nothing in light about shrinking who you are so that other people will feel less insecure about you. as we let our light shine, we unconsciously give others the permission to let their own shined. my store help me find my own light and the bright myself from what was varied -- from what was buried beneath the pain and tragedy of my childhood. once i move through it and found my way to the other side, i began to reach out instead of hide from it. i came from an italian catholic family of six. my father was a hard-working plumbing and heating contractor, my mother was a housewife and mom. we lived upscale middle-class neighborhood. i went to private catholic school. i was a cheerleader with lots of friends, and i did the captain of the football team. it was seen to be the perfect family. even our pediatrician used to say, what an amazing family you have, and in many ways we did. but underneath that outside perception there was darkness. the darker side of the family. a mother came over from italy when she was a child, first generation born, but they brought over a lot of old schoo