and help bring more tangible benefits to the economy and the people of both countries of both sides. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, vice minister. now we will proceed with the signing ceremony. that will be emceed by [unintelligible] >> [speaking foreign language] good morning, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. i am from the investment promotion agency. it is my honor to be the emcee of the signing ceremony today. matt have the honor of inviting the distinguished leaders -- may i have the honor of inviting the distinguished leaders to the podium for the signing ceremony? [speaking foreign language] let's invite the hon. avenue sen -- gavin newsom, honorable edwin lee, the hon. minister of the deputy of commerce, the consulate general of china in san francisco, the minister of the embassy of china in the u.s. [speaking foreign language] and the tenant governor newsome is mcclaren's -- lt. gov. newsom is joining us. [speaking foreign language] for the first year, the investment promotion energy and china sf to sign a memorandum of understanding. they are recycl

we are moving on. >> we both, we both love jack kemp and i saw jimmy on the show today. you are right. what paul ryan said out of the gate we need a governing majority and a plausible plan and his plan bends the spending curb. it gets the harness back on the big government. >> no doubt but my point was, we make a big to do over slowing the growth and spending that's what you face. talking about tropical storms and hurricanes, just slowing the man oh, man, can you imagine trying to reverse it >> you are absolutely right here's my point. if you and i were probably in charge of the show as opposed to getting us back to a government that's 20 percent of the gdp, we probably would have a federal government that is more like 18 percent, but i don't know how many people we could bring kick screaming. we probably would get growth at an accellerated rate quickly and lose our heads in the process . >> you have a lot of comments in your final performance with me. >> zing me. >> and president obama and countering mitt romney with an attack of his own. but are seniors buying it? e op

vice president fung: i believe based on the presentation made by both the building department and dpws the main gate for emergency vehicle stays in place. it is the person gate that moves back so as it swings out it does not swing over the sidewalk. am i correct? >> inspector duffy is correct, there might be a possibility that if the date is moved back, additional work would have to be made in the public right away to provide the level landing and other accessible features. the department would issue a supplemental permit for reconstruction of the sidewalk as appropriate to make it happen in this case. president hwang: and that is at the cost and responsibility of the applicant? >> absolutely. vice president fung: we don't want to make the situation worse in terms of accessibility. president hwang: and the supplemental permit would be appealable? >> that would be correct. at them as would be the building permit. >> correct. vice president fung: before you leave, or my conditions clear to you? >> yes, it was, building permits required, keys be provided to all units within both building

al i'll close with this with both of you. in the end what convinces that you have a plan or that somehow you have enough skill, you have enough determination, you have enough, some x factor. >> i think they're together. it's got to be a plan people believe and to believe the person who came up with the plan with a confidence to deliver. if people think their economic lives in the middle class will be better with mitt romney they're going to re-elect -- they're going to elect him and not obama. if they have too many doubts and obama is able to change the subject with the advantages that the democrats have, 10, 12 years ago this race wouldn't be this close, romney would be ahead. president obama has that advantage. he might be able to squeak through. >> rose: what are the advantages he has, al, president obama. >> obama has a couple advantages. mike says the demographics certainly work in his favor. i think he's probably a slightly better candidate than mitt romney. i think, i'll tell you one advantage he does not have that the

both were killed by this csx train. according to each girl's twitter account, the teenagers were sitting on the train bridge over main street when the accident happened. we spoke to members of both families who were obviously too distraught to talk. they asked us to respect their privacy, and we di.d the two teens were friends for awhile. both were good students with great families. both girls participated in a dance program at the school and were well liked and well known. just an unfortunate tragedy as they get ready to start their school year in the coming week or so. now both girls were alum night at mt. heb been class -- hebron class 2010. they will have counselors on hand. >> what do you think about this being a hang out. it's been a long tradition with kids running up and down the tracks, even with posted signs to stay off. >> reporter: it's a popular hangout spot, to hang out on top of the ellicott city sign. we hear it's a popular hangout. >> all right. we'll talk to ken ulman who is the howard county executive

now, look, i believe that both sides, both parties not just both campaigns, both parties, are responsible the tone. and both parties need to take responsibility for the tone. i am partisan, i do believe one side has been worse than the other. president obama has been under relentless attack since the beginning of 2011 when the campaign-- when the republican primary campaign began. the republican primary campaign. i think rick would attest to this from his particular vantage point at the time that was particularly brutal as the republicans turned fire on one another. but i would urge-- and i think most americans would urge-- move past the personal stuff and keep it focused on your records and your visions. >> ifill: go ahead. >> mo is right about that. he's right. it is important that we as campaign professionals articulate things that are our poepbt voted for. voters find that helpful. so for instance we know obama cut $700 billion from medicare. that's point of fact in law. now, to his defense, he's saying that's part of the affordable health care act and i'm going to use that and senior

countries' governments and both countries gas monopolies companies. all right i've just looked at. some as down a little bit even more so you could say that the reaction is slightly negative on the markets are very good to me too thanks very much a review of anyone morrow. it's good to have you with us here at all it's here we come to you live from the heart of moscow it's a nearly half lost the hour and i'll be back with the headlines in just a moment. wealthy british style the sun. is not on the side of the. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our. news today violence is once again fled up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada.

both sides spread graphic images. tv stations had to decide what was suitable for broadcast. >> you have to show a degree of violence to reflect how dramatic the situation is in syria. i think victims' privacy rights are respected when their faces are not shown. >> an important rule is that when victims are shown, no matter how badly the behavior in the past, you cannot show the pictures. the dead are also entitled to respect. just like you do not desecrate graves. the dead deserve respect, and the same applies to victims in conflicts like this c >> analysts say the monthly increase in joblessness is bigger than usual for this time of year, giving some pawpaws -- giving some cause for concern. >> staying with german employment, among germany's senior citizens, it turns out more of them are heading back to work. >> a study by the nuremberg institute of employment research says the number of people working over the age of 60 has doubled in the past couple of decades. some are looking for jobs out of necessity because th

there are losses on both sides were both parties are positioning themselves legally if the election is contested in our state, if it is that close. you have on one side republicans who are concerned about fraud in our state, and we have had a number of arrests already for absentee ballot fraud this election in certain communities, more than others. on the other side, you have democrats concerned that the changing of the voting hours and a purge process it's out are intimidating and discriminatory. each side has enough out there to get a little bit of the to the seat to their arguments. but people who have followed florida politics, and a former senator yesterday, an icon of florida politics, warned about the possibility of what would happen if we have another close election in florida. host: welcome. caller: a couple points at would like to make. one is about who's failed policies are we living with now? second is, i know how to fix the economy. it is not liberal or conservative, a democratic or republican, his pure capitalism at its finest, and if you listen to that part of it, i woul

both titleholders, both olympic winners. welcome. >> thank you. >> what are you? >> you can't see what i am? i am part of the comlth.monwea >> where did you grow up from this spot? >> about five minutes. >> seriously? >> five minutes. don't recognize the place again. >> how much has east london changed, seriously. >> this is crazy. what enormous buildings erupted into a place -- they're great buildings. >> it is amazing. you two slugged it out in two memorable fights. first was a draw. >> wasn't a draw. i won. >> it was declared a draw. evander, have you learned to accept he nicked that first one? >> he could have, but i got the second. they gave it to him. >> they were both criminally wrong decisions? is that how we're leaving this? >> you know what, i give you the benefit of the doubt, say i won them both. [ laughter ] you may have won the first, not the second. >> the second one was closer. he was actually ready for me. i was kind of pissed off because he was singing in the first one. saying this guy is singing to fight me? okay. i'm going to take it serious. s

>> i think both. i think there is a lot of false choices out there about base election versus independents, seeking independent voters, he has got to be both, and i think the likability, he has got to reach a certain threshold and in er will be more likable that president obama in the public realm he has to, the competence think thing is where he will win or lose the election. i agree with mark. mitt romney is not a warm, natural politician he just isn't. he is awkward and stiff, i don't think he is a guy who you would have a lot of fun having a beer with even if he drank beer but what i do think charlie is he has to pass a threshold of just stepability so someone can envision him being in a living room the next four years and i do think that the more important one is, more important is can he fix it not can he fix it can he fix it for me? does he understand me? does he understand me the middle class, the working pie out there? so i think that is the sales job that he has. and that's all the negative

they're both against obama-care, they're both for cutting government, so on and so forth.ere no matter what david dewhurst said, he looked patrician. he looked like an incumbent. he looked too associated with government. this tea party rising in texas and i suspect in other parts of the country is really not about candidates who differ on a specificish issue but a desire by a disgruntled electorate to send somebody to washington, in this case ted cruz, who fit the bill. he was a street fighter. he was conservative, but he was also ready to burn the place down. that's what they wanted, and ted cruz fit the bill. >> jennifer: on the flip side of that, i've got 30 seconds left, tell us about cass crow. castro. do you think he could be the first latino governor of texas or perhaps the first latino president? >> if i had $100, which i don't have with me, i bet $100 that he will be the first latino governor of texas probably 2018, probably 2018, 2022. he's dynamic. he has the background. his mother was the leader of the chicano movement. he has everything going for him. if i had

both men will try to qualify for the 200 individual medley final this afternoon, which they both could medal in. lochte will also try to qualify for the 200 meter backstroke final where he is favored to win gold. all this success at the pool has the u.s. tied for first in the medal count with china. both have 23 medals and the u.s. is closing in on the gold count. japan is a distant third with 13. back to you. >> get those gold medals up. got to get that number higher. >>> now time for weather and traffic on the ones. veronica johnson is here with us this morning to tell us about what kind of weather we're going to have today. what do you think? >> it's going to be a car gone copy. it's kind of just bland. it's kind of like the summer doldrums. >> i like it. >> you do? >> give me dull. keep your derechos. >> and heat wave. >> don't need it. >> it would be nice if we just had a beautiful day with sunshine and real low humidity. it's kind of just bland out there. it's humid. kind of sticky already or temperature right now, 74 degrees at reagan national. wind light. out of the northwest a

sides be both equally excited? this is a hard line fiscal conservative who will slash the federal budget to the bone (both speaking the same thing at the same time) >> jon: you know you both said the exact same thing just with different intonations >> what? no. >> i don't realize that. jon: how are you going to get your message about paul ryan across? >> well, now that the choice is solidified, we're out with a great new a. p. check it out. >> paul ryan wants to cut $700 billion out of medicare and his tax plan would cut top taxes to 1%. paul ryan, the change america wants. pretty impressive. >> well, obviously that's republican talking points. there are some things that people don't yet know about paul ryan but should. >> paul ryan wants to cut $700 billion out of medicare (screaming) and his tax plan would cut top tax rates to 1%. paul ryan, the change america wants? >> that's what i'm talking about. >> jon: thank you. jessica williams and al madrigal, everybody. nh8gxútd,Ág!qhqh: @ ,xk ( cheers and applause ) >>

and help bring more tangible benefits to the economy and the people of both countries of both sides. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, vice minister. now we will proceed with the signing ceremony. that will be emceed by [unintelligible] >> [speaking foreign language] good morning, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. i am from the investment promotion agency. it is my honor to be the emcee of the signing ceremony today. matt have the honor of inviting the distinguished leaders -- may i have the honor of inviting the distinguished leaders to the podium for the signing ceremony? [speaking foreign language] let's invite the hon. avenue sen -- gavin newsom,

this should be about issues. >> i mean, i think both are equal at fault here. i watched the whole romney campaign when he was becoming the republican nominee. i was in some of these places. these small towns and smaller cities when he was rampaging against all his rivals. it was a bombardment. if you were watching local television, every three minutes, boom, boom, boom. i don't think mitt romney can claim the high moral ground here either. >> i don't agree with you. look, i've been involved in politics a long time. when mitt romney was up here in new hampshire, they were talking about the jobs issue. they were talking about the issue of taking positions on immigration. now, they were talking about taking positions on spending. they were talking about taking positions on taxes. they may have fought fiercely on that, but they were talking about policy and issues. >> why is barack obama on bain for example so obsessively going after mitt romney? which shows the perceived gap between the regular man and woman on the street and mitt romney is getting better. they be

paramedics had top transport both to the maryland cal center for smoke inhalation. it appears that fire started in the basement. >>> police are investigating the death of a pasadena man. police were des patched to a home on harlem avenue. family members found 50-year-old darius keenan dead inside. a family member is a person of interest in the case. the death does not appear to be a random act of violence. >>> temperatures pretty comfortable for this part of early august, mid-80s so no 90s on the map. 81 in georgetown, delaware. the skies have been clear. no showers, no storms anywhere in the mid-atlantic states. new weather approaching from the west. you can see the frontal boundary bring showers and storms. tomorrow could feature showers and storms around maryland but through the evening 80 or so, partly cloudy. 74 past midnight and 72 when you wake up tomorrow morning. you look dry but it changes through the day. we got those details and your weekend coming up. >> our back-to-school supply drive is in full swing. we're working for you. we want to make sure kids f

suicides are the same way in the sense that both are unexpected killings in a war zone. has been going on for a decade and that weighs heavily both on the guys fighting it on the american side which can lead to suicide amo really depressed soldiers, as well as the green on blue attacks as the enemy figures out the best way to, where we may be the most vulnerable. plainly, you talk to anybody in the military, yes. the turnstile deployments of u.s. troops has played a role. many have not deployed. but there is an overall pressure on the u.s. military that has existed since 9/11. and as we coast to the end of our presence in afghanistan as we already have done in iraq, the military's mental health experts are saying something somewhat counterintuitive that, you know, the soldier used to go for 12 months, come home, go, come home, go. they never really relax. >> and that was used to-- i mean as a cost-- as a cause. >> right, but now when they are coming home and staying for a year or two or three, the family is trying to reintegrate in a way where it didn't try to reintegrat

both hospitalized. they both came out alive. >> once i made contact with that lady, i really kind of like connected with her. i was like, i said to help you, i'm here to help you. >> reporter: now, again, four people in all were rescued. firefighters found out. when the alarm was pulled, actually two were pulled, none of them worked in this building, so firefighters came back today and have issued an order that that has to be repaired. the investigation into what started that fire, which actually started in that terrace level apartment. that remains under investigation. we're live in temple hills. >> a dc mash han sentenced to 33 months for crimes related to an online prostitution ring. fbi officials and montgomery county police say the 32-year-old owned an online prostitution business called prime d.c. it used craigslist to recruit women from all across the country. police say the operation made more than $1.8 million over the last four years. >>> we have an update for you on a story we reported yester

it is probably ok for accepting from both buildings. it is not necessarily ok and terms of ada -- in terms of ada requirements. i am probably buying into the fact that ben ali does have certain issues. and whether it only occurs -- that an alley does have certain issues. what i saw was a cavalier attitude in terms of understanding who has access and being able to come in and out of a public right of way, so i am not sure what to do, whether to revoke this and be able to get somebody's attention or to find some better way of being sure people have access to public right of way. >> i appreciate those comments. i think the fact of the gate was put in a legally -- put in illegally i found to be a problem at the last hearing. i was thinking we have some consensus on the threshold question, but maybe that is not the case. today when we were talking about non-compliance of the existing gate, i kept thinking, why don't we let them start over and do everything right, and then we had to go to the threshold question -- is it appropriate to have in

in both years of the budget. approximately $200 million below the prop d staffing levels in the first year, 175 in the second year. there is no allowance in proposition c, which was adopted later, for adjustments to be 1971, in cases where the mayor of civilianize his positions. we're looking at opportunities for that this wednesday when we have the police department. i can report more at that time. supervisor chu: supervisor wiener? supervisor wiener: this is perhaps more of a question to ms. howard about prop h. i saw that the mayor proposed pulling the trigger, which i think reduces the cash contribution fo. i know in the past we have done that because of awful budget years, not at this year is perfect, but it does improved. maybe i could get the mayor's rationale for pulling the trigger once again. >> i can mention the role and then ms. howard can comment on the policy implication. the voter mandate for proposition h. did allow for the mayor and the board of supervisors to reduce the voter adopted funding all

both think they're dishonest and frankly, they're both right. it's very striking.s outside group, "the washington post" checks these things really carefully and they give pick noek owe pinnochios w something is wrong. they give both four pinnochios to both ads. >> when bill says how could you possibly link this woman's death. we're not suggesting there's a linkage, do you buy that? >> no, of course not. it's plain on its face. he's engaged in soffistry. we call it double speak now. the point of the ad is mitt romney was responsible if for this death because they did not have health insurance. they suggest he's a felon, he didn't pay taxes for ten years. now they're saying he caused the death of a woman. now they're saying obama is still a -- the birther movement. he was born outside of the state, which is wrong. he's a muslim, which is wrong. both sides are frankly playing dirty. >> in the romney campaign now, which is a campaign ad, not a super pac ad, they're saying that president obama is trying to gut welfare reform, that under his plan you wouldn't even have t

both parties are owned by corporate money. the democrats rather shame-facedly and hypocriteically, the republicans proudly in a matter of principle. [laughter] that said, both parties are not equal in their responsibility for the dysfunction of our systemment the democrats at least take a stab at governing even if the results are mediocre at best. the republicans, by contrast, want confrontation over compromise, issues rather than bills and gridlock over functioning goth. their behavior caused standard & poor's to downgrade the nation's credit rating last year, and that caused me to write the book as a warning. this country has enacted legislation 87 times to increase the debt limit after world war ii, but last year it was different. republicans wanted to hold our credit rating hostage. the government accountability office found later that just the transaction costs from the gop's little stunt cost the taxpayers, you, at least $1.3 billion. my warning is that you cannot, repeat, cannot delegate governance over the world's larg