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despite an anemic economy, virgin america is on a roll. >> we have 2500 people in the company and the plan is to high 5 to 600 more per year. the great majority being here in the bay area. >> only one thing will grow the economy now. >> if businesses don't invest and create new jobs, to put it frankly, we're screwed. >> there are important indicators showing up. >> what we're seeing with booking into october, november and december is that the business traveler is flying and that's well for the economy. >> officials crunched the numbers. for every million passengers that's more jobs. >> what i'll say sits booking stronger than last year and last year was a goodyear. >> all of this investment is paying off. >> more jobs for the bay area. we're training people here instead of somewhere else. >> on an even higher note, virgin america will open up a pilot training center close to here creating even more jobs for the region. >>> east bacon guess woman barbra lee opened up more. more than 2,000 ships come through the port each year making it the third largest on the west coast. >>> in and ou

as long as unemployment is at 9%, as long as growth is anemic, and as long as people -- consumers have a lack of self-confidence and lack of willingness to spend, he's going to be trapped in this soond. sand. and i think the white house anticipates he'll be there until it's a binary choice. president obama versus somebody else. and that's when all these other factors come into play. that's where being strong on foreign policy or having some success as you can point to, he could have a political advantage from that. because people want to know, are you competent, are you strong? on the economy, the judgment to date seems to be, no, it hasn't been as except as we like. on foreign policy, competent, but we don't care. so where are things six months from now when it's him versus somebody else specifically. >> you know what i find fascinating on the other side, herman cain seems to have pushed the republicans into having their mantra be a flat tax. i mean, suddenly, that's what everybody is talking about. is there danger in that? >> no, i think it's a great thing. but you're right. look, i

pretty anemic overall. with us, chris stierwalt, damage tal politics editor and for example of "power play", foxnews.com live. all politics is local, it is said, chris, and these days, all politics is about the economy, isn't it? this cannot help the president's reelection process. >> well, there is good news in this for the president, and that is we didn't turn a corner, that the economy did not slide into recession that economists had feared in september and august. yes, there were these deep concerns. just good news for the president that he didn't get that. but there isn't yet any indication that the president is going to have the kind of rate of growth that will allow american voters to be more forgiving on the question of stubbornly high unemployment and in general, sort of economic malaise in the country. jon: well, i like the way you opened the power play today, essentially, when bad news looks good, you've got trouble. >> and that's for sure. right now, if you're in the white house, or you're in th

school street, near downtown libertyville, illinois, is an aberration in an anemic housing market. buyers have snatched up 21 of the development's 26 homes and a third of the 15 lofts housed inside a former grade school. >> so, here's the master suite. this is a great room because it has this awesome window seat here. >> reporter: developer john mclinden shows off one of the few bungalows still on the market. school street was a huge gamble for mclinden. he bought the project in a foreclosure sale last year after the previous developer went bust. instead of continuing school street as a development of million-dollar townhomes, mclinden scaled it back to smaller, less expensive bungalows. >> the style of a single-family bungalow connected to downtown was very appealing and we had early-- very positive early response. in fact, we sold six of the homes before we closed. with hard contracts and 20% down. >> this was a subdivision where there were over 450 home sites. >> reporter: rick levin auctions off foreclosed properties, including abandoned developments like school street. he says

think the point he tried to make you look at the past year the private sector an adding jobs albeit anemically, they're added jobs and the public sector lost 300,000 over the past year and these are not the big sitting on the public dole jobs. firefighters, police officers, first responders and teachers and this is sort of a defensive play for the economy to say we can't afford losing the jobs at this level. it's going to impact society and our safety. >> toby, isn't there a reason for that? >> sure there is. most team the teachers education is paid for by property taxes in the regions and they were way overvalued and coming back to a normal value and the tax revenues are a lot less. we had too many employees that were lived on that dole and we have to adjust to the new reality and what he's saying, also, he wants to hire specifically jobs that are union jobs and of course, the union jobs donate to the party. this is not crony capitalism at its worse. >> now, today, susan says that they're basically looking at lawyers, and in washington. but in fact, a lot ofle federal jobs pay a lot more than

look at this economy david the engine of economic growth is the business sector we are growing at an anemic one one and a half percent if we allow this economy to continue to go down it would destroy our economic capability and as a result we are now looking at how much in defense we can cut that's destroying it even liberals actually seek to do that that's their mission to destroy the economy that's the conclusion that i have drawn not mismanagement you know it it's their mission it is their mission because they do not believe in a strong america in my opinion yes but hurricane frankly isn't alone in thinking liberals are on a mission to destroy the country there are others liberals are discouraged. liberals are destroying. virtually every. that they touched the feeding liberalism we solve our problem so if we all work together we solve a problem if we get rid of nagai some of our problem is liberals who are out smashing starbucks windows committing assassination attempts against president since the founding of this nation of course conservatives telling lies about liberals is nothing new

she suffers from sickle cell ane anem anemia. blood disorder that leaves people exhausted and in constant pain. >> doctors didn't give me a happy ending. you won't live past 30, be disabled your whole life, you'll never have kids. i was looking around the room, i don't know who he's talking to because that's not my story. >> reporter: that's a lot for anybody to go through but you were dealing with this as a young child. >> yes. >> reporter: and at the same time you were having these grand dreams. >> yes. >> sounds like you turned it around in some way. >> yeah. i think it had a lot do with my mother, too, because she never made me feel different. >> reporter: then just five years ago after having achieved so much success, her life was turned upside down. >> i started having headaches. but they were so frequent, something was wrong. my doctor called but his voice sounded funny. and i said, you're going to say something like i have a brain tumor or something, right? he got quiet. >> reporter: now while the tumor was not cancerous,

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the anemic kick return game since reed is out injured and maintaining offensive balance.he ravens still enjoying victory. ozzie says he wants to eliminate the defense giving up big plays. there was a work out at the capital in owens mills as the purple birds get their bodies ready for the grill of the gridiron once houston invades charm city next phoápbd. >> i felt i saw our team we would be playing the best team in the afc. the team who was playing the best. if you look at the game against oakland, statistically they dominated the game. >> by the way the texans best defensive player linebacker mario williams left yesterday's loss to oakland seriously injured during his first series sack. he's out for the season with a torn pectoral muscle. houston's new 3-4 d so far he's had five sacks and one forced fumble. don't forget the ravens return on sunday again hosting houston right here on wjz13. >>> yesterday in pittsburgh five touchdown passes for ben roethlisberger. then the 40-yarder to mike wallis put pittsburg down for good that became the eventual tally. >>> nba fans ke

absolutely people are angry because for a couple years now we've been having a very in jobs market a very anemic economy and we just don't look like we're recovering on the plus side the jobs report economists say has a little bit of positive optimism as barclays pointed out today with the jobs numbers there is something to be said for the global financial instability that is affecting the united states right now and despite that and despite future expectations of contractionary fiscal policy the jobs have come up a little bit and certainly more than expected in the jobs report they also revised the july and august numbers upwards which is a good sign but at this point these these small figures you know and i feel like we're always just pulling it whatever we can to show us a sign of a good sign that something is you know is going well here but various. saying that the occupy wall street protesters are protesting the wrong people that they're directing their anger towards the wrong people tell me why well certainly the ninety nine percent movement is really really a misnomer people in the ninety

his job approval among hispanics is anemic. so they are trying to create a tea party movement.a party movement had been chanting the anti-semitic slurs that have been going on -- >> that's true. >> they would have been universally condemned. i for one, as an american, not a partisan statement -- i was very disappointed that president obama did not go out of his way to condemn that today. >> quick response. >> no. the impulse of the tea party against the leaks in the republican party and in the establishment is the same impulse that you are seeing on the left. in the wall street i. no, it's not. >> it is. >> i will live give you the last word. >> we have to create jobs. you don't demonize wall street, you say, help us out. get back in the game! that's the problem. these people are not in the game. >> guys, thanks for being with us. i want to take a moment and say something personally here. it was 15 years ago tomorrow that we started here on the fox newschannel. i was on the radio here local neatlanta. i -- in atlanta. i want to thank my boss, roger ells, 15 years ago, he gave m

. >> certainly, as long as global growth remains anemic, it means a small change to have a profound impactinvestor sentiment. that's exactly what we've seen coming through the previous quarter. in august and september we had slightly moderating growth expectations or numbers, economic numbers coming to the fore which really impacted sentiment. as growth has gone back to where it was the beginning of this year, as it's gone back to that level, investors have become a little more encouraged. whether asia, as an example, can decouple from the global economy, it remains to be seen. certainly investors sentiment is struggling to shrug off the effects. as a bottom-up fund manager it's extremely difficult to take advantage of these top-down effects. before that it was the budget discussions in the united states. there's much more still ahead of us in our opinion. >> as you say, that's exceptionally frustrated. thank you very much, mark conan, joining me live from hong kong. >>> let's return to australia where the country's national carrier resumed flights on monday. a qantas flight from sydney to

this has been the most anemic recovery of all ten.ing about the average rate of the last ten, we would have had about 12 million more jobs than we have right now. number two, as republicans say, they don't like some of they measures, because they're tempora temporary. people make judgments over the longer term. >> let's do it now. >> but don't put everybody's life on hold while you do it. >>> let's tend this another time. ed rendell, rick lazio, thanks so much. >>> ahead, it was one of the most stunning moments of the gop race so far. >> in 2010 when i was deployed to iraq, i had to lie about who i was, because i'm a gay soldier. do you intend to circumvent the progress that's been made for gays and lesbians in the military? >> that soldier's husband responds to the boos tonight. when you're a sports photographer, things can get out of control pretty quickly. so i like control in the rest of my life... especially my finances. that's why i have slate, with blueprint. i can create my own plan to pay down large purchases faster... or avo

despite an anemic economy, virgin america is on a roll. >> we have plans to hire 500 to 600 more a yearfor the next three to four years. the majority of those being in the bay area. >> reporter: to the legend dare founder only one thing will grow the economy now. >> if businesses don't invest and create you jobs, you know to put it frankly, the world is screwed. >> reporter: there are important indicators showing up in the airlines reservations. >> what we're seeing with bookings going into october, november and december is that the business traveler is flying and i think that bodes very well for the economy. >> reporter: for every million passengers that creates 148 travel related industry jobs. >> it's booking stronger than last year and last year was a good year. >> reporter: all of this investment is already paying off. >> more jobs in the bay area. we're training people here instead of some where else. >> reporter: on an even higher note, the company is about to put together and have its own airline pilot training program in a facility right here in buehrleing game as well. that wi

they've ingested it and they're starting to get anemic, which is part of the toxic effect of the oil. reporter: he is one of five picked up after swimming right into the slick. they'll be put in these pools, they'll have to prove they have their waterproofing back before they're set free. >> they have to be able to sit on the surface of the water for six hours without showing any sign of it getting through and them starting to sink. >> with the shags, they don't cope so well. they get more stressed with us and the biggest problem we have with those guys is getting them to keep food down. >> this could be just the beginning. now more than 30 kilometers of this coastline is under close guard. dozens of teams armed with body bags are on alert for any more wildlife victims of the spill. >> we have pillow cases carrying live ones. that's what we're expecting. >> reporter: while it doesn't appear the oil has washed in yet, locals are worried about this popular fishing spot. >> there's no slick on the surface anyway. i know a lot of the heavy oil is about three feet down anyway. you can't se

we are growing at an anemic 1, 1 1/2%.we allow this economy to continue to go down, it would destroy our economic capability and as a result, we are now looking at how much in defense we can cut. that's destroying it. >> you think liberals seek to do that, that that's their mission to destroy the economy? >> that's the conclusion that i have drawn. >> bill: also a very interesting look back. mr. cain made a video in 1991 promoting his livelihood back then. pizza. ♪ imagine there is no pizza ♪ i couldn't if i tried ♪ eating all the tacos ♪ or kentucky fried >> bill: definitely an album coming up, you know it. check two. our condolences to the family of race car driver dan weldon, killed in las vegas yesterday. >> here we go. a huge crash! oh, multiple cars involved! oh, my. it looks like dan weldon may be involved in it. >> we know when you're driving at these speeds, you're going the less than of a football field in less than a second. so if something happens in front of you, you can never have enough reaction time. >> it'

. >> we have anemic growth. >> the united states is not prospering you would agree, i would agree. everybody watching would agree. we are either going down or staying the same and the same ain't good. at the same time we are running up record deficits more than any other president in the history of this country has. so got to find a different way. >> i think we have to do more. >> bill: as crazy as you are, you say more government spending. >> our invest. s have paid off. g.m. is back. >> bill: all the stuff that they have done has not improved yet you are going to gamble again. >> we needed to do more faster. >> bill: that's your opinions based on. >> it's wasted on economists. >> bill: listen to me. if we do what you say and it doesn't work we are greece. >> so far we have. >> bill: you can't take the chance. >> we have seen that regressive politics doesn't work. it hasn't worked. >> bill: you go back to 2007, all right? that's the spending level in all of departments. we're all of iraq. all of that is gone now. we are out of there. we go back oppose going back to 2007. >> i woul

when this economy is growing with my 9-9-9 plan, we will be growing at a robust rate rather than the anemic rate we are growing at today. >> remember that. keeping them honest there are some serous questions about that. the plan would bring in $1.768 trillion. but currently the tax system brings in at least 2.16 trillion. mr. cain's plan brings 18 to 20% less tax revenue. there's no talk about the economy growing right now including from one of cain's political consult tachb consult. he said the problem with the big bang changes like the the flat or fair tax is they are so alien to the current system it would be a big shock. bruce bartlett the former adviser to former bush, at the minimum the cain plan is a distributional montrossty. the poor would pay more and no reason the economic would increase. some of the critics of cain's 9-9-9 plan. another voice. i spoke with the senior adviser to the romney campaign. i keep seeing the new numbers. herm cain has a four point edge on your boss nationally. regardless, what happened? why is herman cain on top of the pack suddenly? >> herman cain is a

obama cited the anemic economy for what appears to be his uphill battle. >>> hank williams jr. coming under fire for comments he made about the president. he compared him to hitler in an interview. in response espn pulled his classic intro song from its broadcast of nfl's game. he was making reference to a june golf game between the president and john boehner. >> come on. come on. it would be like hitler playing golf with netanyahu, okay. >> in a statement released after the interview williams said i was simply trying to explain how ludicrous that pairing was. they're polar opposites. and it made no sense. they don't see eye to eye and never will. let's go to rob marciano. we're expecting flight delays. >> i don't know if it will be as bad as yesterday, christine. we have the same system that replaced the last system that was doing the same thing last week and that is cut off low. spiraling over the northeast. unsettled weather continues there. you see it on the radar scope, the ongoing issue and begin and kick out slowly but surely. you see the showers rotating into the easter

the topic the economic crisis and why the recovery has been to anemic. green span will also discuss the impact of political uncertainty both here and in europe on the u.s. market and the economy. >>> you've got the money. if you've got it you can check more of it into a 401k without getting hit with taxes. the irs is raising the maximum contribution that workers can make. it will rise by $500 to $17,000 next year. the increase is required by law to adjust for inflation. the most recent data shows only 9% of people with 401ks contribute the maximum amount. and the reason why, a lot of people don't have $17,000 just lying around. >> exactly. dr. greenspan again, is he delivering the speech here? washington? >> he is. yep, here in washington. >> wow, that's going to be very interesting. >>> bank fees, we know everybody hates them particularly mike. get the blood pressure medication because they're really hard to track and we'll get into that. >> thanks jess. >>> well, there's some good news for hungry people in prince william county. >> that's right a food

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this economy is growing with my 9-9-9 plan, we will be growing at a robust rate, rather than this anemicwe are growing at today. while china is growing at 9, 10, sometimes 11%. once we grow at that rate on a $14 trillion base even though they are growing at 10% on a $6 trillion base we don't have to look back. here's another sweetener in my 9-9-9 plan. i know you get tired of me coming back to it but guess what, they are some sweeteners in here on the first 9% of corporate profits you are allowed as a corporation to deduct purchases, as long as you purchase those ingredients or components from u.s. companies. so if we are growing at a robust rate and our products are more competitive we won't have to look back at china. we will leave them in the dust. >> still "outfront," the one question i could not resist asking herman cain. and trust me this one wasn't easy. . >> yesterday we spoke, i have to get through the question, all right. and the republican response to the failed obama jobs bill. will it be more successful or will the president win out? ♪ and the flowers and the trees ♪ ♪ all l

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joe flacco just anemic. this ravens's offense didn't pick up a first down until the first quarter.t one here late in the fourth. ravens now down 9-7. still had a chance to win the game and picked off by drew coleman. baltimore loses an ugly one to jacksonville, 12-7 is the final. that's like a baseball score. ravens drop to 4-2 on the year. next up for the ravens, the arizona cardinals at home on sunday. >>> a strange game five in the world series. rangers take a 3-2 lead over the cardinals due in part to a mixup on a call to the bull pen. literally. the phone wasn't working, i guess. tony la russa has been called baseball's smartest manager but last night he dropped the ball and may have cost his team a world series championship. let's go down to texas and rangers' bench coach jackie moore getting mike napoli ready for a unique way. cardinals up 2-0 with nick punto at the plate and man on second sends the shot to left but david murphy says not in my house, my friend. makes the diving catch and saves a run and he ends the inning, as well. bottom six, cards ace chris carpenter pitch

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