hatton. >> michael haub. >> timothy aaron haviland. >> donald g.lish, jr. >> anthony hawkins. >> nobuhiro hayatsu. >> philip hayes. >> william ward haynes. >> and my son of cantor fitzgerald. we love you and miss you. and your nephew, your namesake. >> and for my brother, a firefighter with 65. your family and friends ms. you always, love you always, you are forever within our hearts. >> scott jordan hazelcorn. >> michael k. healey. >> roberta b. heber. >> charles francis xavier heeran. >> john f. heffernan. >> h. joseph heller, jr. >> joann l. heltibridle. >> mark f. hemschoot. >> ronnie lee henderson. >> brian hennessey. >> michelle marie henrique. >> joseph henry. >> william henry. >> and my sister. thank you for all the joy you brought to all of us throughout your life. we love you and him -- and we miss you. you are always proud to be and the yorker and an american. may god bless you and may god bless the united states of america. >> and my sister. she was on her way out when she went to rescue a co-worker. you are a hero. >> john christopher

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grazioso timothy george grazioso derrick auther green wade b. wanda anita green elaine myra greenberg donald green gayle r. greene james arthur greenleaf, jr. eileen marsha greenstein elizabeth martin gregg denise gregory donald h. gregory >> and my nephew. danny, we want you to know that you will always be our baby boy. you will be in our hearts forever and we love you. [speaking spanish] we love you. >> and to my husband, fy11. may his soul finally rest in peace. -- flight 11. your son and i grow strong. goodbye, my dear friend, my teacher, and my hero. florence moran gregory pedro grehan john michael griffin tawanna sherry griffin joan donna griffith warren grifka ramon grijalvo joseph f. grillo david joseph grimner frances edward grogen kenneth george grouzalis joseph grzelak matthew james grzymalski robert joseph gschaar liming gu richard j. gudagno jose guadalupe >> and my hero and my father, harry. daddy, i love you and miss you. i wish you could see me now, because every day i strive to make you proud. >> in my beautiful brother, brian g

treasury secretary timothy geithner herridge joined the finance ministers from the european union in poland. now by a i'm joined member of the economic institute for peace and justice. they delayed a decision on whether to give greece a next chunk of their and bailout until next month. why did they delayed this? >> basically, i think they have delayed it again which is cutting it a very close. basically, they want to see commitment on the ground of greece actually implementing these very tough measures that they have been talking about implementing. basically, they want to see see greece lay off public sector workers. these are the kinds of concrete implementations there are looking for. >> the time for talk is over, the time of doing what they agreed to do with the imf and the eurozone is now. >> timothy geithner there, the first u.s. treasury secretary to join european finance ministers that this kind of meeting, what kind of advice would he have given them that they would have been unwelcome to receive? >> what do you do we only have a finite amount of taxpayers' money and you hav

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treasury secretary timothy geithner. he sat down with our washington bureau chief darren gersh earlier today. darren began by asking him about why the president is so focused on the buffett rule. >> mr. secretary, fisch of all, thank you very much for your time, appreciate it i want to start off y is the president focusing so much on what people are calling the buffett rule? >> well w what the president laid out today was as part of a very tough, very strong long-term fiscal reform to go back to within our means, re-- he proposed comprehensive tax reform with important broad principleses. those were the lower rates, try to clean up a lot of waste in the tax code, help contribute to deficit reduction, help improve incentives for investors in the united states so we're more competitive but also we want to make the system more fair. as part of that what he said is it's only part of it, his basic views if you make more than a million dollars a year today, that we want to make sure you're not paying less in tax than an averag

you have timothy geithner their, you have romer talking about sexism in the white house. you have dunn talking about how they could be in court over some of the sexes and. what i want to get to is that you expect the white house now to push back on this text given all the stuff that i just laid out. i have noticed over the couple of days that some in the media are starting to push back on you. how do you explain the media push back versus the white house? >> there are a lot of folks going in a different direction. some folks have said, i am an expert on the president and dianne covered some of these things. this is -- and i uncovered some of these things. some people have seen some of these clear pieces of evidence and they're saying, while, i don't know what to think about that. that will cause some frustration and some action. tavis: some of the things that are getting the most press. i want to be fair to you and ask -- this is pretty dance -- dense. what is in here that is not being discussed that you would like to see discussed that you think you unveiled in the text?

large measure and this is from larry summers and timothy geithner. they talk about risk from hippocrates, do no harm. this is what in habits the president's moments of decisions in these first six or seven months of his administration. the fact of the matter is that, paul volcker, who also speaks in my book, says that if you go with that philosophy, you will not get much done. paul volcker was cutting off the money supply is to kill off inflation. the government's job when they are acting boldly means that they will probably do harm to some people. maybe government's role is to soften the blow to them. the real action that changes the american landscape will mean harm to someone. obama seems to be embracing that somehow. this will allow him to free himself for what he calls the legislator in chief. he is looking for a perfect

hatton michael haub timothy aaron haviland donald g. havlish, jr.kins nobuhiro hayatsu philip hayes >> and my son, christopher. we miss you, we love you always. >> and for my brother, tommy, a firefighter with engine 65, your family and friends miss you always, love you always. you are forever in our hearts. >> william ward haynes scott jordan hazelcorn michael k. healey roberta b. heber charles francis xavier heeran john f. heffernan h. joseph heller, jr. joann l. heltibridle mark f. hemschoot ronnie lee henderson brian hennessey edward hennessy jr. michelle marie henrique joseph henry william henry >> and my sister, lorraine. thank you for the joy of the to brought to all of us throughout your life. we love you, we miss you. we will -- we were always proud. may god bless you in the united states of america. >> and my sister, patrice, who was on her way out to survival when she ran back to rescue a missing co-worker. you are my hero. >> john henry robinson. john christopher henwood robert allan hepburn mary herencia lindsay c. herkness iii harvey r

timothy geithner will be joining those european finance ministers at that very get-together. that's an indication of just how seriously the united states is taking europe's sovereign debt problems. cnn's jim bolden is in poland and joins with us a preview of what's going on there and what we can expect. i had there, jim. lagarde, fighting talk from the former french finance minister whoin tre who interestingly enough was trueing to draw a consensus there this time last year. >> she is looking for a consensus or a consensus statement out of the people meeting here over the next two days. what's so interesting really is that the euro zone finance ministers have been meeting for several hours. they kicked off very early on friday morning. the reason for that they wanted to have four or five hours of meetings with the euro group and go into the larger meeting with the others. it's going to be very important for the markets to get some sense that there is a sense that these people here will do something bold, some action, some words, maybe even more than words to go along with wha

treasury secretary timothy geithner shared a laugh , but it ended less happily. they failed to find common ground with their guests from washington. >> to be telling us the way the world works even though the data shows we are in a better position and to be telling us what to do with tax revenues and at the same time immediately reject a sensible measure, i found that unjustified. >> of the sensible measure is the german french push for a financial transaction tax. geithner strictly rules out such attacks, the u.s. treasury secretary tried to convince ministers to beef up stimulus programs to fight the debt crisis. for some, that is not an option. >> we are not discussing the expansion of a non-member. >> he went on to say that the decision on paying greece the next tranche of bailout funds won't be made until october. the finance minister warned that it would be too late. without the payout, athens may have to default on its debt in months. >> for more on the meeting, i talked to our correspondent and asked her why the europeans and the europeans -- and the amer

after my conversation with timothy jones and i went to the l.a. food bank the second largest of its kind in the country since nearly all donated food from grocery stores goes through the food bank i hope to get a better understanding of the situation. located in the heart of downtown l.a. near one of the largest concentrations of homeless people in the world the infamous skid row i couldn't help thinking about all this wasted food in relationship to hungry people in my own city. los angeles county we have a population of ten million people about one in every ten people are at risk of hunger in los angeles county roughly just over a million people in los angeles county at some time during the year are at risk of hunger not knowing where their next meal's going to come from so los angeles regional food bank through a network of about nine hundred charitable agency sites we reach about six hundred seventy four thousand of those people so there are still you know over a third of those people that were not reaching so that's that's how big the problem

is timothy a canobie he's a professor of international economic law at chapman university i appreciate you being on the show. i wanted to ask we have heard president obama when he announced his jobs plan make the comparison of the united states needing high speed rail in the same way that china does but the u.s. makes a fraction of the investment on figured out example that kind of infrastructure so is this comparison simply rhetoric. well unfortunately the time to have made the comparison would have been a couple of years ago when president obama had a greater command in congress with the democrats. majority in both houses at this point it does come across to a lot of people's rhetoric because there's clearly a political gridlock and it's. futile to expect the republicans in the house to just go along with with his proposals now said the united states and looking to china for an example of how to invest in infrastructure there they invest a lot more money to start with i mean for their bullet train to think i'm one of them paul three hundred billion dollars will be committed by twenty

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in louisville, kentucky, today, treasury secretary timothy geithner pushing the president's job plans but aware of a looming global crisis nearly 6,000 miles away. greece facing bankruptcy after a generation of lax government spending, and if greece collapses, it could take down other european economies and leave american banks with 41 billion in losses. and because of the worries, the average american 401(k) at more than $109,000 lost $7,000 in just the last week. $7,000. that's a huge loss. >> very directly very quickly when stock prices fall their pensions fall. >> reporter: do you believe time is running out? >> i think they have time but not very much time. >> reporter: he is pushing world leaders to act quickly aware our economy still hasn't recovered. the last time we were in recession it was a good year into it before many acknowledged that we were in one. as you sit across from me today, can you assure us that we're not in another recession already? >> well, i think for most americans they feel like we've been in a recession the entire time and it still feels very hard and th

in the meantime, chief financial officer timothy morse will be taking over as interim ceo as the company searches for a permanent replacement. but there's been an executive leadership council it's been formed to support morse during this time. explaining. >> we did a little math. she made $39 million her first year and dropped to $12 million. that first year she made $750,000 a week, stephanie numbers. >> reporter: incredible. that's part of why investors had been asking her to resign. they said she has no experience in internet companies, why is she getting paid so much? and there weren't enough results to keep her around, frank. >> very good. okay, stephanie chuang live down in sunnyvale, thank you. >>> republican presidential hopefuls will hold their first in a series of debates tonight in southern california. and candidates will take aim at the new front-runner, that would be texas governor rick perry. unemployment is expected to be "the" key issue for tonight's debate. yesterday, mitt romney unveiled his plan for creating jobs which included eliminating the capital gains tax for the

tiny to me and he's in charge of the financial system the eurozone shuns geitner treasury secretary timothy geithner was in poland last weekend and he suggested to the europeans that it's so easy to solve your problem you know what you do you take your four hundred forty billion european financial stability fund and leverage it ten times and make it worth four point four trillion yeah well that's the solution in the neo liberal washington consensus model it's all was to expand the day instead of generals we've got like general electric in there the white house advising obama they have course have a vested interest as obama is doing whatever general electric wants them to do and this is not how you run a country in the interest of the people who you're supposed to serve well of course all the europeans told in debt to me to go take a hike but there was another friend of to me you know we all know our fatso and he's returned it this is larry summers and tim geithner and this little image again from william bonzai seven you know we have the financial heart for the financial war because no war

captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: treasury secretary timothy geithner pressed european nations to take quick and decisive action to fix the continent's debt crisis. good evening. i'm judy woodruff. >> bwn: and i'm jeffrey brown. on the newshour tonight, we get the latest on the actions and inactions of global finance chiefs, and look at what's next for europe. >> woodruff: then, from cairo, margaret warner recaps her reporting trip with a look at egypt's collapsing economy. in the last five days the stock market has been down every day and according toed egyptian media this is nonarab investors pulling their money out. >> brown: we talk to former vice-president dick cheney about his new memoir chronicling 40 years in american politics, and the state of national security today and more. >> i worry very much that we're still vulnerable to attack, if you have a group of terrorists who are dedicated to launching an attack, killing americans, and they don't care about surviving themselves. >> woodruff: david brooks and ruth marcus analyze the week's news. >> brown:

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i thought i would read a couple of versus from first timothy chapters one vs one and two, which willorate for this invocation. would you be so kind to doubt your head momentarily. first of all, prayer, and giving of thanks be made of all men. four kings and all in authority, that we may lead a quiet and peaceful life in godliness. in the name of god and jesus, we thank you that the leadership of this groundbreaking for this place of wisdom, the place where they can come and make this community more positive. there are a lot of positives despite the negatives. this is a great positive thing. we can expand our village of knowledge. + mayor lee, supervisors, and those present who had something to do with the state today. amen. [applause] >> thank you for those inspiring words, doctor. today, we have to use our imagination. this is a large space that we will have within the next 18 months a beautiful state of the art library. if you can imagine hundreds of youngsters walking through the door here on third avenue, going into a wonderful spacious children's room, full of materials to inspi

>> they are and timothy geithner making all sorts of comments reminding the eurozone leaders that they should eliminate these catastrophic risks to the markets. he also talked of dismantling institutions within the eurozone and that had to be knocked on the head and being echoed by one of his predecessors, the u.s. treasury secretary ten years ago, larry summers, an opinion in an editorial piece in "the financial times" reminding people of non-eurozone countries have a huge stake of what goes on and it's time to voice the fact that they have such a huge stake. he also echoed a number of interesting points, that the imf chief made in one of her statements earlier on and said maybe that the eurozone banks need their capitals shored up and we need to see an end to political brinksmanship because it's not the fate of greek at stake. >> i got the copy here on it. you can't see of it. for those watching in whack and white that's the euro crashing and burning and so clearly tough stuff and larry summers is saying we've been polite long enough. the american gloves are coming off. >> they are i

i thought i would read a couple of versus from first timothy chapters one vs one and two, which willorate for this invocation. would you be so kind to doubt your head momentarily. first of all, prayer, and giving of thanks be made of all men. four kings and all in authority, that we may lead a quiet and peaceful life in godliness. in the name of god and jesus, we thank you that the leadership of this groundbreaking for this place of wisdom, the place where they can come and make this community more positive. there are a lot of positives despite the negatives. despite the negatives. this is a great positive thin

treasury secretary timothy geithner's comments over the weekend. at an imf meeting in washington he said europe's sovereign crisis is the most serious issue facing the global economy but he reiterated the united states' interest in lending europe a hand. >> europe is facing -- and i should say before you talk about europe, you know, it's worth noting that we have a huge direct stake in europe resolving this. not just through the dollar funding the feds providing them and through the imf, but of course we have a huge strategic interest, too, because we don't want to see europe weakened by a protracted financial crisis. not in the interest of the united states to see that happen so we have a strong interest in helping them through this. >> let's take a look at how european stock markets are moving right now this minute. here's where the leading indices stand 93 minutes, roughly, into the monday trading. we are still seeing losses but just scant ones. off by 0.7 for london ftse. dax is gaining 1.5%. zurich smi helped by the gains for ubs, not too much

timothy geithner met in poland friday. they discussed a european credit crisis and bailout plan for greece. greece's fiscal rehabilitation is not proceeding as planned. there's now speculation there may be no more international bailout. the finance minister did praise tax hikes and other austerity measures announced by greece this week. it is expected to bring immediate default by greece. they must strictly adhere to fiscal reconstruction plans. >> the continued full implementation of the adjustment program remains to ensure fiscal sustainability, safeguard financial stability and boost the greek economy. >> the finance minister also believes the government will get parliamentary approval for the bailout by end of next month, but growing public discontent about bailout for greece means it remains to be seen whether all 17 governments will get parliamentary approval. after the meeting, the u.s. treasury department issued a statement saying geithner urge them to a unified stance toward the region's economic problems. the sta

treasury secretary timothy geithner is making a last-minute trip to europe this week for an unprecedented appearance at a euro finance meeting. bank of america inched up on cost-cutting plans to slash $5 billion in annual costs and cut a staggering 30,000 jobs. >>> shares of netlogic microsystems shot up 50% after wireless chip maker broad com agreed to buy the company for $3.7 billion. >>> mcgraw-hill rose 4% on news it's splitting into two separate companies. >>> tenet health care tumbled 10% after cautioning its earnings will take a hit next quarter. >>> warren buffett landed himself an interesting new portfolio manager. apparently the two hit it off over the course of two charity auction lunches. the he won with buffet for a price of $5.3 million. >>> protesters in england acted out their anger over taxpayer subsidies for bankers by dressing up in ghoulish get-ups pretending to suck the blood out of the public sector. that's one way of getting attention. >>> well, serena gets a slap on the wrist. the yankees keep rolling. and the raiders try to tame the broncos. >>> plus, tom brady an

treasury secretary timothy geithner has urged them to act. the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has said he will push for full citizenship. he says palestinians were living a nightmare under occupation and wants to put an end to the injustice by claiming independence. united states says it will veto any application on the grounds that only direct talks with israel will bring independence. from jerusalem, jeremy reports. >> the palestinians want to try something new. in a speech broadcast from his headquarters, president abbas will go with the application. towe're going to the u.n. ask for the right of full membership. we will take with us this suffering and hope of our people. he is often the beleaguered and a threatened resignation. as he risks and, he was light- hearted. he was a man with his mind made up. palestinians say they have rehearsed a long enough. their security forces are ready for independence, along with all of the other institutions. but israel's stubbornness means negotiations are at a dead end. they're turning to the un .

[applause] >> now we will have the medal of valor presentation for sgt timothy paine, sergeant james o'malley, sgt gregory kane, officer william eleiff, and officer steven stearns. [applause] >> on may 5, 2004, a round in o'clock p.m., there was an attempted kidnapping of strangers of a woman and her son. the suspect proceeded in a chevy trailblazer and used a large caliber gun and fled westbound on any street. the suspect's description was broadcast five minutes later at 8:05. two minutes after that, officer eleiff saw the suspect vehicle and paged and began following it. as he broadcast, holding a court microphone, his location, the vehicle sped off at a high rate of speed. opposite the live activated his lights and sirens and pursue the vehicle. the suspect drove west on haight and then northwest on the visitor. the suspect drove northbound in the southbound lanes of the visitor. of azeri live broadcast a license plate as the suspect turned west on hayes. the suspect drove north on broadway and fired one shot at officer eleiff. , -- stearns, and kane. those shots can be heard of t

district judge, eastern district missouri, and also timothy m. cain to be district judge, district of south carolina. both seats have been deemed to be judicial emergencies. with these votes, we have confirmed 36 article 3 judicial nominees during this congress. of these, 23 have been for such judicial emergency type districts. i am pleased that we continue to have great progress in lessening the burden of our overworked courts, particularly concentrating upon judicial emergencies. i'm somewhat surprised in the delay in bringing these votes that we're going to have today to the full senate. at the majority leader's request, senate republicans cleared these votes nearly two weeks ago with the anticipation that the senate would vote on these nominees last monday, september 12. so i hope everyone understands that these nominees could have been confirmed eight days ago. it was not the republicans then holding up these for the last eight days. as i noted, we continue to make great progress in proceeding to president obama's judicial nominees. these vo

in the meantime, chief financial officer timothy morse will take over as the interim ceo as the company tries to find a permanent replacement. guys, back to you. >> thank you. >>> if you enjoyed yesterday's weather, i think you will like today, frank. >> yeah. >> carbon copy. >> hanging out in the park yesterday, it was beautiful. >> great day to get out and enjoy. haven't seen temperatures like this all summer long. temperatures right now very mild. some places kind of warm. 62 degrees to start out in san jose, 60 in concord, 56 in oakland, 51 with some dense fog showing up in pacifica and that's something you want to watch out for this morning. we are seeing some thick fog early on today and it is right down on the surface no more than a few hundred feet thick but at the coast dense fog. be careful. by the afternoon a hot 100 degrees in livermore, 94 in concord, 89 in san jose, but today will be a day of contrast much cooler, almost 40 degrees cooler at the coastline. 64 degrees the expected high in pacifica with some patchy fog and a mix of sun and clouds. let's check the roads with

new comments from treasury secretary timothy geithner saying that political divisions in the u.s. the biggest threat to the economy. and the dow couplely down 519. nasdaq is down 116. s&p down 52. all those indexes down about 4 1/2%. >>> a new survey shows this is likely to be another rough holiday season for retailers. shoppers are expected to make fewer trips to stores and when they do show up, they are likely to head straight for the bargains never researched in advance. businesses have been working to keep inventory to a minimum to avoid a markdown that eats into their marktown and that could create short annuals for people who wait until the last minute to shop. >>> and we have developing news to report about a grass fire that's burning in east bay at this hour. it's happening in hercules. these are live pictures from news chopper 2 over the scene in hercules where crews are battling a two-alarm fire. you can see one of the choppers there and quite a lot of blackened grassland it looks like. looks like the fire broke out about 45 minutes ago behind carson street and that is a

lawrence summers and treasury secretary, timothy geithner, it's reported warned white house officials about about potential trouble back in 2009. sumner and geithner say it was too easy. the company laid off its 1100 employees last month. >>> there's still a lot of questions after two dogs were shot while running loose in a san mateo park. kraig debro has spoken to the heartbroken owners of the dog and joins us live. good afternoon, kraig? >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. lori meadows park is clearly a park built for kids, two play structures and lots of grass. we spoke to several people who knew the jobs. the problem is no one who knew the dogs was here to stop what happened yesterday. >> we're sorry they scared anybody. but we don't think they should have been shot. >> reporter: jordan died at the park. bella was wounded but later euthanized. they are dogs but important to their owners. >> they were beautiful dogs. >> reporter: san mateo police shot both dogs yesterday at around 4:20 and lower -- at lori meadows park. jordan and bella slipped out of a gatant went to the park, frig