>> he has to open himself up in a way that he hasn't before. in a way that many politicians don't but he especially. the talent on the political trail is you make a list of all of the things you are going to do, close this department, do this. what mitt romney has to do is sustain a speech a long speech at the convention and elsewhere, where he says i know there's anguish in this land. i know that there is long term unemployment. he has to instead of passing over that and say i'm gonna fix it. he's gonna say i know what it feels -- i know what it should feel like to go to employment office to have no answers to have nothing. let him draw a description of what americans are feeling like. everybody in america knows somebody who is unemployed. everybody has a cousin, uncle, and you, this reaches to the hard of showing who he is. they have never seen before someone who has incorporated -- >> interesting. you are saying to borrow a cliche from bill clinton, he needs to show people that he feels their pain? >> yes. >> jason, you agree? >> one of the

the usa has 30. great britain has 22 gold medals, including four in the last few hours on day 11. germany moves up a notch to no. 8, boosted by their victory in the men's discus on day 11. you are up-to-date with all the news from the olympics. back to you. >> i still can't believe it -- 22 medals, the highest tally in 100 years. it is absolutely amazing and it's not over yet. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come -- his tunes are wowed the crowd on stage and screen. tonight, we look back at the enduring legacy of marvin hamlisch. >> whenever the olympics comes to town, the media descends in droves and london is no exception. television audiences worldwide number in the billions and there are thousands of journalists from around the globe who have arrived to offer their own special twist and accent on the event. the bbc goes behind the scenes to capture what it takes to bring the games to the world in every language. >> at the olympic games in london. this is "good morning america." >> this is the biggest story in the world. >> india is lifted to a record. >> he

nobody has ever done that. no president has ever done that. has he done a lot? absolutely. has he done a lot for working people? absolutely. let us take a simple guy that goes to work every day, whether you are in a mine or an auto factory or go to school as a janitor. under george bush, the occupational safety and health administration was nonexistent. they start it of resources and turned it from an enforcement agency into a consulting place for companies. more people were being injured. less people coming home from work that did not have health issues. now, you have workers being protected. this guy has fought for jobs. the last guy came in and had an economy that was blowing off the charts. it was growing. he leaves office 8 years later with fewer jobs than when he came into office. every american was worse off. our pension funds have been ravaged. lost money because of the deregulation is that he has given and then to people. this president has created 3.5 million jobs in the worst recession we have seen since the great depression. with an obstructionist house and repu

because he has this organization has become one of the most driving forces in something very very positive and necessary. arrangements as we used to do you know. a mindset which we can citizenry and their governments that that's why this is always been a major issue that i missed and why what we've seen of the actually when we see the behavior of the so we've seen from britain for instance of the last few weeks saying such things as alligators not acknowledge the ability to hide in other nations go because that's up to the office of the west is injured as a board but in terms of diplomatic policy to the fact that william hague would say something about it shows us what who we're dealing with the terms of how crazy they get when they have to so you know we're always the very very happy that people have many many options by which to get involved in this situation which one side is very obviously a good idea come up behavior and the other side is engaging in to solve those. abandoned by his russian birth mother and then abandoned by his adoptive american mother as well the case of ten year ol

she has inspired us to take care of those in need and has taken the lead to make sure children grow up in a better and healthier city that we have grown up in. she has shown us to stand up for a quality, making sure people have equal or rights and equal rights for open space and the environment. i am honored to speak on behalf of this opportunity to recognize the huge impact she's made on the city, country and our beautiful parks and open space. >> thank you. is there any other public comment on this item? >> good morning. i live in san francisco. i'm a citizen of this country, and i am here to oppose this proposal. i will request and ask you and advise you before to do anything to do a little research. i am a broadcaster and my job is to research on people like nancy pelosi and i think 20 years of service, we need to see what she did for the majority of the people, not just for a few. if you are going to do that, how are you going to be when people like nancy pelosi, people will never forget when she said impeachment is off the table regarding one of the most recognize the murderers o

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among the country's highest court has paved the way for -- >> the country's highest court has paved the way for lawmakers to ban branding on cigarette packages. >> all packages will be covered with warnings and graphic images. >> the smoking habit kills 15,000 people per year. the plan is to cut the numbers by banning attractive packaging. there will be no logos, just graphic photographs and health warnings, and the brand name written in small type. the tobacco industry says it is unconstitutional, but australia's highest court has thrown out the complaint. >> this is a victory for all of those families who have lost someone to tobacco-related illness. it is for anyone who has lost someone to smoking. this is for you. >> we believe it is a very bad law. there are a number of serious, unintended consequences. many around the labeled tobacco and issues with pricing. >> will saying goodbye to the branded packages mean fewer people smoking? that is what a lot of people are hoping. >> i think it is a good idea. i see hundreds of people that suffer the effects of smoking, from obstructed-airw

i think the argument he has to make has to do with i can succeed where someone else has failed in thejudgment of eye number of people. >> exactly. >> rose: in the judgment of perhaps a winning majority in this country, those who were already there before the president did anything, that percentage, and those who made a judgment about the president. it is not about likeability in the end. likeability is good. it is about being able to make the sale they have the right stuff. >> see not just the right stuff, charlie. i think this time is different. i think americans are really worried. i think they get that we have a problem. >> rose: and they're prepared, under the right circumstances, to go for an alternative. >> exactly. if they think, i think, three things. one, you have a plan. that's the scale of the problem. two, it's fair-- rich pay more, everybody pays something. it's got to be fair. and thirdly, that is aspirational. it's about making america great again, not just balancing the budget. and so i think the election is still wide open -- >> the success of ronald reagan. >> absolu

this is listening. >> no one has said let's not hear what the chief has to say. i have not said that, and i do not think anyone has said that. i would like to hear what the chief has to say about this program. we also have a resolution. i have not said what the voyage or throw out the resolution. i have said let's hear what the chief has to say and what through the steps -- and walk through the steps. no one on this panel has greater respect for the chiefs than i do, and i also agree -- every conversation you learn something more. as someone who probably knows the least about it, and i need to learn something, and i can learn from the chief, from what these people have to say, and certainly from what these people have to say, and i can learn from walking through the steps of this resolution. i am not saying to avoid our responsibility of the resolution. let's do all of that. that is what i need to do before we vote. >> can be amend it? praxair was a motion on the floor made by commissioner -- >> there was a motion on the floor made by commissioner chan to remove

he has a normal iq, he has been divorced and remarried. he has no history of psychiatric illness. oddly, has worked as a correctional officer for a while. he has worked as a schoolteacher. 16 years ago, he hit his head and knocked himself unconscious. no kind of neurological events following that. for the last year, he has had some migraines. he started using pornography on the internet. he started soliciting sex from women working in massage parlors. he reports that he has a very high sex drive and conceals his behavior because he feels that it is wrong. there is a picture. [laughter] in 2010, he makes some subtle sexual advances to his stepdaughter. mom find out about this and brad is legally removed from the home and diagnosed as a pedophile. he is chemically castrated in treatment to try to reduce his sexual behavior. he is found guilty of child molestation and he is sent to a sexual addiction facility or jail. brad chooses rehab. in rehab, he starts being inappropriate. staff. he starts to solicit sex from other clients. he has some of bedwetting. the night before he goes to

nobody has ever done that. no president has ever done that. has he done a lot? absolutely.as he done a lot for working people? absolutely. let us take a simple guy that goes to work every day, whether you are in a mine or an auto factory or go to school or are a janitor. under george bush, the occupational safety and health administration was nonexistent. they start it of resources and turned it from an enforcement agency into a consulting place for companies. more people were being injured. less people coming home from work that did not have health issues. now, you have workers being protected. this guy has fought for jobs. the last guy came in and had an economy that was blowing off the charts. it was growing. he leaves office 8 years later with fewer jobs than when he came into office. every american was worse off. our pension funds have been ravaged. lost money because of the deregulation is that he has given and then to people. this president has created 3.5 million jobs in the worst recession we have seen since the great depression. with an obstructionist house and re

, ha, ha, too bad suckers at gst.id. somebody else pays the taxes. we got paid and you got laid off. and when joe soptic has the nerve to complain about it and his wife got ill and he had no insurance, she decide of cancer. this is his business model. not just for marriott, not just when he was on the board but it's personnel life, switzerland switzerland, cayman islands, bermuda. this is what this guy does. he hides his money. cayman islands is not an aberration. it's how mitt romney does business. that's how he amassed all this wealth. people keep asking why did it do it? he was running for president golly gee. that's all he knows how to do. i'll bring in an expert. william kohn has written about this for bloomberg etc. we want to talk about how mitt romney has been doing tax avoidance for a long time. bill am i being unfair when i say this is part and parcel of mitt romney's career when you look at all these different things marriott, bain, and his personal life, or is that really how he has put together his fortun

bill has shown the whole new world, but the financial side of the world and he has taught me about all the mistakes that usually young african-americans and other minorities make. i am not going to do that. >>i am going to sacramento state this fall. >> i just finished my second year at harvey mudd college. i have been in the wall street wizards program. even after the program i still keep in contact with bill and i have to thank you. you helped me get my first internship and when i first came into the program, i was i -- a very shy person. he taught me how to network, had to think outside the box, and also showed me the business world which is something i considered. both my parents are in the engineering side of things. thank you very much, bill. >> i -- next year i will be a second year at cal state monterey. i learned a lot about credit cards and how to manage my money and not wasting it and just how to budget and know what to do with my money as well as speaking and learning about stocks. we have to do presentations on stocks and it taught me how to be prepared and presentations a

mitt romney has an advantage there. and his allies are trying to capitalize with this new ad. >> the economy in my opinion is still the same as four years ago. >> obama said he would help the middle class and that's where i am. i'm the middle class and instead it has hurt me. >> and we learned this week that the median family income dropped more than $4,000 since 2009. even if that's not all president obama's fault, as i know you're going to argue, isn't it a huge political problem for the president? >> look, the economy is a challenge for all of us and the president is trying to address the economy by reducing the deficit by $4 trillion with his job act that would create a million jobs by keeping police fiefrtders and teachers on the job. reward small businesses who are hiring. he's put these proposals across the aisle and asked republicans to support them and at every turn they rejected it. they want to make the economy the issue and it will be an issue in this campaign. but we're going to make the future the issue as

and what he has done for me personally. i want to make

it has been adjusted because the first day has been scrubbed.e will hear from reince priebus and the roll call of states. we will hear the keynote address delivered by new jersey governor, chris christie. speaker of the house john boehner will deliver remarks tomorrow. rick santorum and and romney, originally scheduled to speak this evening, will speak tomorrow. much more coming up at the moment, but let's go to the floor of the tampa bay times forum. >> the press secretary of the republican national convention joins us now in front of the podium. on your daily conference call when you have been furiously working while we wait for the program to begin, what updates can you give us on the schedule of events? >> we are moving forward. what happens today is chairman reince priebus gaveled us open and moved us into recess. we basically postponed today's events and will start tomorrow in a great convention on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. any changes right now to the schedule as posted last night? >> we posted a new schedule this morning but is e

it has a reason to be. and of course their initial reaction in the sense is to think about military action. we don't want to see that, certainly, because we have been embroiled in two wars in the region. the country is weary of this. and that is not a direction we want to takement but the pressures of the election here and the pressures from israel may be very strong and create a new kind of dynamism. >> explain why the addition of more centrifuges. would that advance the timetable by which iran could, if they took the political decision, to produce a nuclear weapon from all of this, does it advance that timetable? >> it would eventually. in other words, as the stockpile grows up to 20% enriched uranium then they can rapidly upgrade it and the more centrifuges that they have for that upgrading process, the faster it goes. so we could be talking about a matter of months to get that done, getting the weapon grade material whereas now it might take let's say a year or something of that kind. >> so when people

because he has this organization has become one of the most driving forces in something very very positive but necessary. arrangements at least you know mindset between citizenry and their government. that's why this is always been a major issue that i missed and why would it seem to be actually when we see the behavior of the story from britain for instance of the us a few weeks saying such things as alligators not acknowledge he believes in other nations that's up to the office of the west has forged but in terms of diplomatic policy to the fact that william hague would say something about it shows us what who we're dealing with the terms of how crazy they get when they have to so you know we're always a very very happy that people have many many options by which to get involved in this situation in which one side is very obviously. on the other side is engaging in those. well news love you want it out c dot com our web site there now years of covertly spying on muslim neighborhoods by a secret new york police unit has been branded useless for not leading from a single investigation got

who has needed help. obama has a brother he will not help. he has an aunt who had been ordered deported twice. who is the infidel? host: a lot of governors are speaking this week and a handful of senators as well. here is a story about a former u.s. senator battling illness. the story says -- he announced in 2005 he had hodgkin's disease for which he underwent chemotherapy. friends declined yesterday to comment on the nature of his own this. he was scheduled to appear as a surprise guest at last wednesday's candidate, the night, but his secretary canceled his appointment citing personal reasons. his son declined to comment for this story. senator arlen specter republican for many years to eventually switched his allegiance. he was voted out of the senate'. from go to our next call, leesburg, va., on our independent line. caller: how are you? i am not watching any of these conventions. i am an independent and i am just going to wait for the debate been bee. i went to an obama rally and a mitt romney rally.

sheriff mirkarimi has acknowledged his shortcomings as a has been.as said as much on more than one occasion. his efforts will make him a better and more informed father, has been, and public servant. if improvement were not an option, such programs would not exist. we need to let the process take its course without casting our own additional opinions on those decided already by the courts. anything else would confound the existing difficulties for the sheriff, his wife, and signed. it will contribute to the problem, not the solution. we are sending this letter in support of his reinstatement as city and county sheriff. [tone] the position to which he was elected by the people. it we are open to any exclusion [unintelligible] as the sheriff of san francisco appeared -- as the sheriff of san francisco. [tone] thank you. gentlemen of the audience, let me introduce myself. my name is emilt( lawrence. i have been a resident of this city and county for 40 years. what we have shown the people, in my opinion, is what a great frame up can be in the city of sa

for two years social security has paid out more than it has taken it in.plan from the white house. if i have no plan. there is no way have point by point debate paul ryan who is going to be look is he a squirrel. he wants to kill people. this is horrible. astonishing what's coming in my twitter feed of doom and gloom and horror and terror that supporters of president obama already using saying paul ryan is a crazy man who wants to smother your grandma with a pillow. >> what is paul ryan going to bring? you know campaigns. what's he going to bring to the romney effort? >> i will say one thing anyone but mitt.com. my tea partiers were not happy with the notion of mitt romney didn't think he was going to deal boldly with the real problems: paul ryan is right -- he has the core of the tea party mess sack that goes back and quite frankly to the days of, when george h.w. bush running for re-election, this motion if you don't have the matt right. fiscal stuff. don't have fiscal hours in order, everything else talking about hope and change won't have any impact. p

has said. the u.s.osition is, our red line is iran having a nuclear weapon, a nuclear armed- iran. that is years down the line. so when we hear this coming from israel, particularly right now this vulnerable time of the election cycle in the united states, what we're hearing is, if there's going to be israeli strike, and the politically ships and there is, there's not one to be a military coup in israel. if they're told to do it, they will do it. the choice the leadership has is, do we wait until after the election when we might get a president would like better, meaning mitt romney, but we might get barack obama again who might be in a stronger position? imagine the problems facing president obama today if we heard from the israelis, "by the way, our plans are in the air, on route 2 iran and we are expecting your help to send refueling capacity, for instance, in the air." "and if you don't, our pilots might die." imagine what that would mean for president running for reelection here in the west. we hav

he has been told by everybody that this week, he has to show us the other side. to write a different sort of narrative about his life and legacy. how willing is going to be to do that? >> i do not think we will see it so much from them. we will see it from his wife, from paul ryan, from others. they are bringing in surrogates from around the country and no mitt romney. that is somewhat of a traditional route. he is a pretty humble guy. that is what most folks say about him. we will not be hearing much in that way at all. tavis: the "teavangelicals" -- what role has the tea party played in this race up to this moment? >> they are huge. a lot of people say, wait a minute. mitt romney was not their candidate. let's check the record. you had michele bachmann and newt gingrich and herman cain and rick santorum all splitting that "teavangelicals" vote. evangelicals the breaking bread with the tea party. it is a combination. all these candidates split that vote. here is mitt romney. they're saying, mitt romney is pretty much our guide. we have to go with him. they are a

the issue of human rights it has been one that has been been absolutely certainly focused on not notjust here with bahrain but all throughout what many are calling the continuation of the arab spring as i cited how the former. many many thanks for joining us live on r.t. today thank you very much. but we will of course be following up both these are breaking.

has three beautiful kids. somebody who can kick back, relax as well, be very intense and passionate about the direction he would like to see this country go. >> woodruff: we know that the vice president of the united states has to be ready to step in, if, god forbid, something were to happen to the president. is he ready to step into the presidency? >> absolute. he's a very interested individual. he is very grounded in roots that weren't so glamorous coming up in life. the american people will hear his story tonight, how he lost his father and had to work hard and assume hourly wage jobs when he was young. but he was a hard worker. and that shines through today. you be, i really first got to know paul when he and i served on the ways and means committee together. as you know, the tax writing committee. and we used to spend hours talking about tax policy, economic policy, how to grow the economy, how to free up the innovative spirit of this country. and i believe that you're going to hear that tonight and about

ecuador has granted him asylum but to get out of this country, he has to set foot outside the embassy where dozens of british officers are waiting to arrest him. assange has been living in a small room with little more than a bed and an internet connection at this embassy for the past two months now. despite that, he showed no signs of being fed up or ready to give in. unless that changes, it will be left to ecuador, britain and sweden to work out a compromise. kelly cobiella, cbs news, london. >> jeff: in syria today a rare sighting. president bashar al-assad showed up for the cameras in the country's capitol, damascus. this just as the remaining u.n. monitors packed up to leave. turning joinings is clarissa ward, she is in beirut tonight. clarissa, what is this video tell us? >> well, jeff, it's certainly significant. this is only the second time that we have seen president assad since that large bombing in damascus killed four of his senior officials. in today's video he appears to be praying in a mosque in central damascusment you may remember there was a lot of speculation as to

he has disagreements on details. in the medicare plan that paul ryan has come up with with ron wyden of oregon was agreed to by the bipartisan committee appointed by president clinton, late 1990's, on which alice rivlin, clinton's omb director, sat. it is the same idea of premium support. all of these attempts to say that it is a return to darwinism is simply complete hyperbole and exaggeration. >> joe biden's mouth got him into a lot of trouble again. >> he is going to let the big banks write their own rules. unchain wall street. backare going to put y'all in chains. >> wild and reckless accusations that disgraced the office of the presidency. >> the biden, it has gone of rival bid mitt romney -- "take your campaign of division and hate back to chicago." how did the white house handled this one, colby? >> not well. by ignoring it, they did not do well -- >> the president sort of -- >> not well. the thing about biden that bothered some people, myself included, is that you don't have to resort to colloquialisms to tal

he has done very well, i think. and he has really changed the nature of the campaign i think and changed -- really made it a different campaign than it was a couple of weeks ago. it was a boring conventional campaign and uph hill climb and now i feel that the romney ryan ticket could have the wind at its back. feels more like a movement. feels like a couple of hundred people in boston working hard -- less like. and more like a genuine cause to which people all around the country are rallying. >> chris: , joe, pick up on that. maybe he has moved the campaign away from the economy and jobs moved it to budgets and medicare and all of that? >> the peck clearly move the election. -- the pick clearly move the election. the midwest in particular was starting to slip away in the polls and i think he needed to do something i think to reset it and i think ryan has done that. the one thing i would agree with bill on is the energy that has happened now. a lot of folks in the base i think weren't as excited about romney and now

has faced him twice since then, and he's 1-2. he has a 2-1 count. a.j.n't like that call either. steve: addison reed and jesse crain. if we don't score, it will be krain. if we do it will be reed. ken: pops him up. callaspo is there to make the catch for out number one. sox fans, every friday home game is united fly away friday. one lucky fan will have a chance to win two free tickets to anywhere in the continental united states that united flies. united proud to be with our white sox. all the good folks out at atlantic aviation, they do a heck of a job. 1-1 the count to viciedo. first time he has ever seen him from 60'6". the count is 3-1. steve: the angel bullpen up and going as latroy hawkins doesn't usually throw two innings. ken: a rocket. callaspo tried to ole it. didn't have time. two down. steve: looking for a fastball, and he got it. that came vidmar close to taking callaspo's glove off. he might have almost hit it through the glove because it looks like he is having to readjust the leather. ken: here is alexei. he is 1-3 tonight. he is 0-1 life

he has been singled out, threatened himself. he wears a turban and has a beard.s part of a series that i did for free-speech medium news, on the 10th anniversary of september 11, i did a story about muslims and veterans after 9/11. this man accused of this crime, i know he was not a reason veteran. he served two decades ago. but we have more than 2 million veterans who had served in the last 10 years, afghanistan and iraq, and they are coming home and are not getting the support they need from our society. they have been exposed to a tremendous amount of violence. we cannot disconnect our foreign policy abroad, the violence that we have wreaked upon the world, and think that that will not come back. when these soldiers come back, they bring those experiences with them. >> president obama expressed condolences, mitt romney talked about the census -- senseless act. >> calling it a senseless act is a disservice to the victims. this happened on a morning of a sikh day of prayer. this was clearly planned. the attacker knew the time when the sikh community would be gat

>> he has a few things he will want to do. he has to introduce himself. he has a political future.e believe he has designs on the presidency and self, and this is a big moment to do that. -- himself, and this is a big moment to do that. he is telling obama is a chicago-style politician. he will say obama is a failed leader and he is not bipartisan. christie talks about this. he has a democratic legislature, and he has been able to work with them on major initiatives. hebl say -- and that will give him an opportunity to talk about himself again. >> how do you expect him to handle the fall campaign? >> he has been to about 15 states raising money. hebl continue to do that through november. that helps round, but it also helps him because it increases his profile. >> i have been reading some left of center analysis about the so- called new jersey merkel. with these kinds of publications suggesting it is a fiction of his creation, that in fact there's no economic miracle happening in new jersey. what is the real status of the near jersey -- of the new jersey economic state right now? >>

moody's has an outlook negative. standard & poor has an outlook negative as well. holland has some strong thoughts really about what's going on with the eurozone crisis. just worth taking a look as well where the dutch market has gone in relation to bond yields as well. ten year dutch yields 1.87%, ten year uk bund yields 1.53. has mirrored them. there have been periods when the spread have widened a little bit. as far as the uk is concerned, interesting comparison. ten year gilt a bit off. we saw a crossover in june dutch yields down a little bit. silvia is in frank further and joins us for more. some discussions, the discussions in holland just as if not more sort of in depth and in germany about what to go the rest of the peripheral zone. what sort of mood are they in terms of bailout and ecb money printing. >> quite interesting. course we know conservative coalition has crushled and now the socialists are gaining traction. it's a similar picture in france and similar picture from what we're seeing in the political mood in germany. a little bit of deja vu in the

why has this been so hard? >> well, it is because at first, the nicaraguan government did not want to reopen the case, and it is not until all of the international pressure started and even the u.n. has said that puracal is wrongly convicted. there is a letter from several legislators here in the united states, and also the international community has been speaking in favor of puracal and not until all of this started happening that the nicaraguan government decided to open up the case. >> you give us the latest when it changes. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >>> you don't immediately think of south korea when you hear the phrase hip-hop superstar, but this guy is blowing up the web with a hot new track straight out of seoul. [ "the odd couple" theme playing ] humans. even when we cross our "t"s and dot our "i"s, we still run into problems -- mainly other humans. at liberty mutual insurance, we understand. that's why our auto policies come with accident forgiveness if you qualify, where your rates won't go up due

. >> the typical thing is the comfort level romney has with them and that veting process has been intense. all of these people have been looked at hard. i think importantly everyone of them won't be -- none named are, will be a shock. there will be certain people more supportive of others but they're all very worthy candidates. and would they be good some f.something happens to romney? >> are you hearing anything? are you getting phone calls or e mails or anything from anyone within the campaign that might give you a hint where this is go something. >> no. they have been keeping this very, very closed mouth. i think it's important important to do that. i think your sources are as good as any i might v there is a lot of peck laigs going on now. right, of course, nine hours before this huge announcement and kind of layout next two weeks and three days. how do you see this playing out? >> this is a very important decision. it will bring great enthusiasm from conservative tea party element. as i said, certainly house members would be enthused bit. he's one of their leaders and young and dynam

. >> there has been an umbrella over the arab world which has been arab nationalism for many decades and i think that the arab world has now moved beyond that to nationalism, today the major challenge for all of us, including jordanians is for each country to define itself, you know, today an he yiption is asking what it means to be an egyptian, a 2 in addition what it means to be a due in addition. >> a libyan asking what it means to be a libyan and a jordanian to be a jordanian. ,> kingo h when we continue. >> funding for tonight's program has been provided by the following. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: king abdullah ii of jordan ruled his country since the death of his father in 1999, the winds of change have swept through the arab world and since left the region forever altered, gone or, gone, qaddafi of libya, with these strong men now falling, political islam is on the rise and i spoke with king abdullah over the weekend in amman, the capital of jordan and shared his perspective on those issues eff

has that changed in. >> yes, that has changed . the process is what it is.ompeting against governor romney, representative bachmann, we were all competing. now that that process is over with i know some of us are uniting behind the candidate. i said that all along, any candidate that we have i'm going to support. i don't have a role here but i'm keeping the enthusiasm up of the people on the ground. it has changed and changed positively. martha: what is your read on the african vote in this election. >> i believe the african-american vote on the romney-ryan ticket is going to be bigger than any polls suggest. martha: why? >> because of the people that i run into traveling, going through airports, going in hotels, friends of mine. they are closet conservatives, but the polls aren't going to pick it up. you may have heard about that nbc "wall street journal" poll that said that zero african-americans are going to vote for mitt romney. well, i'm not a zero, and at the rally last night i said would all my fellow zeros please stand up. you had probably a couple o

supervisor carmen chu has been part of the steering committee, and so has our next speaker, supervisorric mar. >> thank you. and thank you to spur and the mayor and all the departments that have worked so hard on the spirited has been several years, a very inclusive process. i am here to celebrate a product division that represents more than 10 years of work of people putting out ideas of what ocean beach should be. the richmond district stretches from potrero heights to the cliff house, all the way down to linden boulevard. a lot of my residents are talking about the sand management, which is a cooperative effort between the national park service and our city agencies. also, how to reconnect golden gate park to the key treasure that carmen chu mentioned, ocean beach? many of us see that as our backyard. in my district, bonfires and production of sensitive habitat, like the birds that mayor lee mentioned, but other sensitive habitat that are critical. also maintaining the park connection to ocean beach so we have better access for families. i also wanted to say that the process has bee

james rosen has more on this. at the heart of this has been entitlements. kind of the third rail, the red hot potato in washington that no one wants to talk about. >> we will hear more about it it in this campaign. congressman ryan assumed the traditional role of the vice presidential nominee attacking president obama this morning for amassing what ryan called a record of failure and for being "more concerned about the next election than the next generation. as a 7 term lawmakers and chairman of the house budget committee, paul ryan has proposed two budget plans that passed the gop controlled house along party lines but not adopt the by the democratic controlled senate. they called for $5 trillion in spending cuts and would repeal the obama healthcare law and enforce some $700 billion in medicaid cuts but ryan's latest plan would purportedly balance the budget and produce a surplus by 2040. the focus on debt and spending and above all policy was a hall mark even of his assault on the obama record in norfolk this morning. >> what i hear from them are diminis

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the amendment has been read and has been seconded. the gentlelady from maryland is recognized for comments on the amendment. >> thank you, madam chair. that he shall like an american. i am a simple general contractor from maryland. a small business, a family business. the very backbone of this great nation. we are law abiding job creators, and i'm opposed to this amendment. i believe that it is almost insulting to me as a small business owner that we would ask businesses to e-verify their employees before welfare benefits are not be verified. i encourage the government to mandatory e-verify section eight vouchers in any entitlement program given to people in this country before you come to small businesses and ask us to do the same as a mandatory requirement. at a small business wants to be verified, have at it. my friend jim the plumber, he be verified as all of his employees but don't make me do this before you eat verified entitlements. thank you. spent the gentlelady yields back. does anyone else seek recognition for discussion on

all it has to be is complicated. all it has to do is be unusual. all it has to have is something in there that is not quite common. >> harry reid has just issued a statement in response to mitt romney's put up or shut up challenge. it is a long statement. i will read it quickly in part. harry reid says, there is a controversy because the republican presidential nominee governor mitt romney refuses to release his tax returns. as i said before, i was told by an extremely credible source that romney has not paid taxes for ten years. people who make as much money as mitt romney have many tricks at their disposal to avoid paying taxes. we already know that romney has exploited many of these loopholes, stashing his money in secret overseas accounts in places like switzerland and the cayman islands. last weekend, governor romney promised that he would check his tax returns and let the american people know whether he ever paid a rate lower than 13.9%. one day later his campaign raced to say he had no intention of putting out any further information. when i