it happened before the demonstrations, it happened before the killings, it happened before the american flag was torn down. let's just be clear about that right now. >> by what right does an american official in a foreign country get involved in freedom of speech issues in the united states against freedom of speech? i mean read the opening part of the statement, which suggests that in effect we should somehow be apologizing -- this is a film nobody has seen, done by somebody nobody understands. that's what america was all about, people were supposed to be free. we should be defending and explaining freedom, not kowtowing to whatever willful religious fanatic group decides they're offended by something. i don't think there's any circumstance where an american official should be censoring and condemning american free speech on behalf of people who happen to be irritated by it. >> hang on one second, elise labott at the state department can give us some context of that initial statement from cairo. >> john, it's true what politico said, and we had known this yesterday, that statement was

happen and i do not agree to this. egypt does not agree to this. however suppose what's most likely to happen is that this quartet with the cooperation of the international community and the great powers of the world they will solve the problem. >> rose: but most people believe that the other members of the quartet-- the turks and the saudis-- are supporting the free syrian army and the iranians are supporting the assad government. they're already sending weapons in. trate trait this is the reason why i chose these countries, because we cannot solve the problems away from those who intervene and the problem. those who intervene and who-- the stakeholders who are the ones who are willing to sit down together to solve the problem. >> rose: how would the process go? what would be the first step and second step to have an effective quartet achieve the results you would like to see? >> if we agree on the main principle which is to empower the people of syria become free to choose their leadership and have a democracy, if we

we are aware of what's happening.etimes, you know, the facts are not clear and they slayer with us the facts are not clear. in this case, the briefing was beyond belief. i mean, we were told nothing. we still have been told nothing. media outlets like yourselves know more. you had a correspondent on the ground at the consulate who apparently has found some documentation of concerns by this ambassador that we all knew and loved, so i don't know what's happening here. i just find it incredibly strange when in a bipartisan way, everyone wants to understand what's happened, but the administration has been unbelievably not forthcoming. >> i'm curious from your perspective as to why you think there is such hesitance on the part of the administration? the white house and the state department have obviously not referring to intelligence officials, who from our reporting, have been saying al qaeda linked or inspired groups for involved from the beginning. why do you think there would be a hesitation from the white house to the

of what happened in libya.he reaction on syria. they lost their economic interests and that access to the oil resources in libya because of what happens. they took the united nations resolution, no-fly zone, as permission for nato to go there and intervene. in fact, this was not for the sake of the libyan economic interests. barack obama was unable to go there for many reasons. he has internal crisis. there was a deal with france. france was involved when we had a new foreign minister who was helping france. this was not done for the sake of democratization in libya. it is clear now that all of the economic interest and the access to resources the secured between four countries. the first is the united states of america, france, britain, and catarrh, who is also involved in the whole thing. we need to be less naive and deal with the situation, country per country, and understanding there are challenges, there are from behind-the-scenes alliances that are now important. there's something i want to say. all of th

you can see what's happening.nd jay carney and his comments, i find them offensive as an american, in that they have no foreign policy. they are missing in action. what is happening is the moderates, remember, the mobs that we see in the past few days, are nothing like what was happening with millions in the streets last year. those moderates that are in the streets today are waiting for america to defend liberty, to defend freedom across the middle-east. just as charles said earlier, you see a vacuum and the salafists, the middle-east has been torn between two fascisms and wow, this is all it takes to get america out of the middle-east, one trashy video and they are outta here and they are weak. we are being taken for fools. and the principles that my family came as devout muslims and for us to need help, to fight back against jihaddists and radical islamist, they need help on the ground -- it is not happening. >> sean: michael, i want to know -- you explain to me why america support -- and this president -- and

we happened to capture it. it kind of went viral. >>> if you guys bought a lottery ticket and the lottery at the time was $52 million, you'd probably double, triple, quadruple check to see if maybe you won. >> uh-huh. >> big time. >> you want to be sure. >> that's kind of what happened a few weeks ago in california during the megamillions jackpot, which was $52 million. someone did buy the winning ticket, but they didn't claim it for a month. >> what? >> were they worried about people trying to come after them and steal the winning ticket? >> it's not entirely clear. but it sounds like they were just unaware they had won. well, the california lotto released these surveillance videos that they had of the winner of this jackpot. of course, his face was appearing in different places. ktvu, our partner in the bay area, was doing a story about this, and right in the middle of their shoot they got the call that they had found the winner. >> while we've been talking to you, someone claimed the ticket. >> somebody just

this has never happened before. we've seen battle ground polls sthoge the president ahead five points ahead in ohio, florida, and virginia. they kind of need that. what's going on? >> the country feels better with it -- about itself according to the right track-wrong track numbers, since the end of both conventions. the second convention was the democratic convention. the bounce seems to be -- gwen: we should point out none of this is in the wake of the foreign policy -- >> no. and on the economic issues the president is closing the gap and on the foreign policy issues he's widening it. among key demographic groups, those who earn for -- more than $ 0,000s he's competitive with romney. and among those who are single, minorities, he is expanding his lead. where romney needs to gain he is either losing or just keeping steady. >> why are those things happening? i think the reason is because governor romney has made a compefrling case that the economy didn't -- srnt good enough but he has to take it further and say why

things happening. tiger woods, brandt snedeker and others hit the course for a practice round yesterday. nine of the top ten in the world are competing. these euros, when they need to hit putts, there's just something about these guys in ryder cup. i've seen grown men cry -- well, yeah, i cry watching. calcavecchia. things happen in ryder cup. you remember hunter mahan. be bernhard langer. not just your country, the whole region. and then you've got -- ahmadinejad wants to eliminate israel. he says it. he's going to say it at the u.n. on yom kippur. instead, we've got these refs. >> "the new york post" and the "new york daily news" did have ahmadinejad yesterday. >> it's in "the wall street journal." >> in the journal saying you've got to be kidding me. >> scott walker, the union buster from wisconsin is totally behind the union on this. like what are you doing? >> his green bay packers. >> it's weird, because what if something happens towards the end of the season where green bay is either in or out.

but i think it will happen. i think it is starting to happen. maybe you're right things the move from west to east. the american people have had it with the kind of system that makes it impossible to govern a single united states of america. and we're going to change it. so thank you. >> booktv on c-span 2 and next down here at the national mall, the national book festival taking place, september 22nd and 23rd. booktv will be live both days for the 12th annual national book festival. david marinus commented david and julie nixon eisenhower, tom freeman, some of the guests be chaired at the book festival this year. join us on booktv on c-span 2. >> i have been bred in history books for 30 years am one of the things i have done throughout his every single book i try as much as possible to go to the site of the experience is that i'm writing about, especially presidential books. this is an historical monument as president lincoln lincolns college. it is where abraham lincoln spent about a quarter of his presidency. came here every summer. it was ne

it's not very rational but it seems to happen. >> rose: of all the great things to happen to you, that friendship is high up on the list, is it? >> rose: i've been thinking about it a lot, clearly. and what marked out that friendship and it's not true of any other friendship i had is that we could say absolutely anything to each other, no matter how shameful and abject. >> rose: or mean or-- >> mean or anything. >> rose: hurtful. >> you didn't have to tailor it to him and to his presuppositions and nearly every other friend-- usually with friends, one is presenting a version of one's self. it's slightly tight and straightened but with him it was utter relaxation from that point of view. it was the same with my father and larkin: my father used to say "i can tell him anything." >> rose: the book is called "lionel asbo: state of england." author martin amis, good to see you. >> always good to see you. >> thank you for joining us. see you next time.

that in fact has not happened.re are more antiamerican demonstrations going on now in the middle east than in any time in my lifetime. i think this is a bigger problem for the president and we were told by the president when was a candidate that the reason people hated us was because they hated george bush and his policies. well, they still hate us. and they are now burning barack obama's efigy. >> we will talk more about the proamerican rally today in libya. it was real? and also i will tell you all about this muslim american actress. take a shot with her if you can. she was duped into an undisclosed location. duped into appearing in the vial antimuslim movie that although it was not the cause of what happened in benghazi in all likelihood certainly is playing a key role in mob violence sweeping the muslim world. we will meet her and talk more with the panel and then monica lewinsky. all that, after this. mom: ready to go to work? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ every mom needs a little helper. that's why i got a subaru. announcer: love.

it didn't happen there. it happened when the ambassador was in this lightly fortified consulate building over in the eastern part of the country in a city that's basically right next to what al qaeda is trying to build as a new hub for terrorist training. the city of benghazi is a city in the past few months have seen multiple attacks that are not just about local grievances or lingering anti-gadhafi stuff. they're about targeting the west. on may 22nd there was an attack on the red cross in benghazi. a group claimed credit for it. in so doing, they filmed the entire attack and then in their video, they interspersed footage of the attack with other traditional al qaeda type references in other al qaeda videos. they interspersed pictures of the attack with a speech about martyrdom that took place under the black flag of islamist militancy you can see here. this is not a run of the mill we're mad about local issues attack. they were not attacking a target of strategic local significance for libya. they picked

and if that had not happened. if iraq had not happened, you would have had a situation indeed, even if the inspectors were still on the ground. >> rose: yeah. >> of course we didn't, with saddam disarmed, with saddam having no weapons of mass destruction, and homefully focusing on developing his country the way some other arab -- >> we don't want that, do we. >> no, i said-- no, we don't. but he-- these crazy-- sorry, i slunt say that. >> rose: no, go ahead, say it, these crazy. >> some of these leaders were doing credible things. sometimes also have pride in seeing themselves as builders. and constructing it. but it's a good question. you ask. if they had not been the war, and we didn't have the destabilization in iraq, would it be a much more peaceful middle east now. i think it could be but it would not have stopped the arab. >> arab spring, its most powerful force i think that's come along, you know, in terms of people wanting to seize their destiny. remarkable changes. >> incredible. >> rose: why is it going?

did the obama administration play down what happened in libya and what happened in cairo because it would make obama foreign policy look better? >> absolutely no one intentionally or unintentionally misled anybody involved in this. absolutely not. that is an answer that the press secretary gave on september 14. it is now september 23. we learn more information every single day about what happened. nobody wants to get to the bottom of this more than we do. look, let's also understand this. we saw a wave of violence throughout the region. what we saw in libya, though, was this weekend has been very important. 30,000 people in the streets protesting against islamic terrorists, against armed militias. this is a very dangerous region of the world. it has embraced democracy and is undergoing the beginnings of that democratic action. none of this is going to be easy, chris. it is important that we remain fully engaged in this part of the world. the president talked with the leader in libya, talked to president morisy and they understood their obligations in protecting our consulates. >> you. >>

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i am not sure that is happening. that is what should happen.neil: you tell people who is faith in our financial system right now, it could be misplaced? >>guest: i am saying they need to make this an important political issue. that is one of the reasons i wrote the book. they need to let members of both parties know that financial reform and stability is important as unemployment and the economy because they tied together. to they tune it owe, they are afraid the book will be boring. >>neil: it is not beforing. you clearly hate tim geithner. >>guest: i wasn't nasty but candid. we have fundamental disagreements. no doubt about that. >>neil: even now, fundamental disagreement. i hate him. i hate him. it is really a great book. it was riveting history to watch up close. she recounts it here. very timely lesson in this book. "bull by the horn i you have to read it. you do not want to report what became the source of all that. >> if your team loses because a replacement ref botched it, can you see? we are all over it. .. .. can your hearing aid do t

why that happen to him? >> reporter: 9 people were inside the house but just the boy who was hit. >> this particular home was the target of some type of action. >> reporter: the 11-year-old is a popular student in his class. >> a lot of people are pulling for him and supporting him. >> reporter: the family says it does not know why it would be targeted. the mother tells ktvu doctors decided to not remove the bullet from his liver, at least for right now. live in oakland, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >> that wasn't the only violence last night. there was another shooting that left three women injured. the family said one of the women may never walk again. ktvu have surveillance video of the shooting scene near mills college after 11:30 p.m. last night. police say five women were in the car, including two sisters who were shot. another victim was hit by flying glass. police have no suspects. >> oakland's street violence comes 24 hours after officials announced they took 560 guns off the streets this year.

just ridiculous. >> washington happens in this. we obviously saw what happened. did it go for review and even. >> it goes for review. >> who is reviewing it. >> you can't review possession. referee on the field have to call it. it was obvious the packer defensive back made the catch came down with possession and there was just no question. when they came back and said

why did this happen?e advance that it's going to happen, and most of the media just don't want to believe what -- >> how about reporting that mitt romney earlier in the day said this is 9/11. i don't think it's appropriate to be making political statements, i'm going to withhold from doing that, but he couldn't contain himself because an hour and a half before the end of 9/11, there he had to go attacking the administration unfairly before all the facts are in and basically accuse the administration of being the spokesperson for an embassy, even though the administration distanced itself from what the embassy said. so that was unfair of mitt romney. he needs to be called to account for that. jon: in fairness, the embassy had been putting out tweets and statements all day long, and it wasn't until 10:10 p.m., right about precisely the same moment mitt romney was making his statement -- >> mitt romney decided to play political politics on 9/11, something he said he would not do. jon: but at 10:10 p.m. the w

that's not happening.nk that some people in the administration are so involved in this democracy idea that believing that democracy is can take hold that this is clearly evidence that it ain't working. >> i think it's -- if neigh can keep the focus on the movie, then they can hope that the governments in these countries can do something to sorts of tamp down the violence and call off the protests. >> but if that's their goal, i think they have it backwards. the fact that -- that cairo embassy elevated the movie, talked about the movie, issued a tweet and a statement about the movie, i think raised this obscure film that nobody had seen -- >> have you seen it? >> greta: i watched it. >> i watched the trailer. >> greta: i watched it. frankly, i didn't realize -- i watched it after the controversy. obviously, maybe i am not sensitive to it. but i didn't see it as being anti-muhammad. >> we don't know if there is a movie out there -- >> greta: i think -- i think there is a narrative about it. i. >> the narrati

this happened far away . this is in russia. we haven't been able to find word on whether that driver was okay, but definitely an image that you don't normally see caught on camera. >> look who else is surprised by that lynette charles. >> you don't want to see that but that was neat for lack of a better word. i hope the guy is all right. that was in russia. we're seeing lightning strikes of our own this morning. they are move out of here. that's good news. you want to keep yourself safe when seeing that. you want to stay indoors. right now we are drying out. maryland's most powerful radar giving us a break but we will start to see more showers possibly this afternoon. let me take you outside in bel air. we saw lots ophidian pours this morning -- lots of downpours this morning. and the roadways are wet. we have clouds hovering across the area. that will be the scenario for a while. we could get a few peeks of sunshine later in the day. right now temperatures are might, 64 degrees in bel air, and 61 in manchester. these temperatu

how did this happen? fact is i always thought that embassy would be as well protected since 1979 that this would not happen. though protection is expensive, it's necessary. >> eric: this is how it happened. outnumbered by the crowd. libyan security forces did little to stop them. this gentleman is in the interior ministry. they say whoever is supposed to protect our people in the embassy, besides our own people. they step aside and let it happen for that -- >> dana: that is a question. >> bob: one of the questions but it was not the mob that killed these people. it was organized, and i think the sources are good. organized group of terrorists. >> dana: which might be worse. >> eric: right. the idea that obama led from behind and had something to do with this -- >> bob: first, we didn't. >> dana: they're the ones who said that. >> bob: the point is -- >> andrea: bob, i'm not actually -- i wasn't one of the ones who said that was necessarily a terrible idea. it's just the fact of how we approach this -- >>

this happened on 9/11. this is a serious developing situation that has been developing for four to nine months dependent depending on which country you're looking at. mitt romney as president would have already--take syria 18 months ago would have been working covertly to figure out who the good guys are help them give them arms, organize them. we're not talking about putting u.s. troops there. that's always something that the liberals like to push on us, that we want war. no republican wants war. that's a fact. i don't think mitt romney is going to be committing u.s. troops very quickly. >> eliot: rick let me interrupt, time is short. i don't disagree with you about syria. it could be that the administration is already doing that at a covert level. we wouldn't know but i think there has been a fair bit of bipartisan criticism that there should have been more intervention when it comes to syria. but libya leading the islamic party to defeat, yes there has been a horrific outbreak but the government in libya

they remove the body before he can learn what happened. blood remains on the street unnoticed by some. the people of aleppo numb looking to the skies checking what next may befall them. >> as the civil war rages on in syria, nick payton walsh will give you a look at the horror i of what life is like in aleppo. please watch it tomorrow night 7:30 eastern time. >>> prince harry, fally clothed prince harry, now in a military uniform in afghanistan. a helicopter pilot arrived today for four-month deployment. the british prince faced a scandal last month after he was photographed naked while partying it up in a vegas hotel room. prince harry will be treated like any other soldier and is proud to serve. his deployment is expected to be a morale boost for british forces. >>> the august jobs report is out today. the unemployment rate edge downward. while that sounds good, alison kosik says it's not all that positive. she's explain, next. thanks for babysitting the kids, brittany. so how much do we owe you? that'll be $973.42. ya know, your rates a

and wanted it to happen.s a ridiculous thing to say. >> ridiculous. okay. let's talk about your bbc. i have a tape of a bbc reporter broadcasting directly back to england, talking about a third building has collapsed, world trade center building seven. talks for seven minutes. all the while she's talking world trade center building seven is still standing right behind her. it didn't fall for another half hour, yet they were doing a pre-broadcast back to england. >> no. >> yes, it's true. that this building fell, and it hadn't fallen yet. >> if you're trying to make out the british broadcasting company, one of the most respected news organizations in the world, was inventing huge buildings falling over -- >> they did! >> you need to have a break, jesse. we'll come back after the break and we'll talk about israel and iran. >> are you kidding me? are you kidding me? this is a fact, my friend. [ laughing ] [ laughing ] [ laughing ] ♪ ♪ wow... [ female announcer ] sometimes, all you need is the smooth, creamy tast

here but we still don't know if something happened. the dns servers at go daddy went down how that happened if someone orchestrate a bunch of bot nets to attack them if someone is just really really really smart or maybe someone joked on line they were so used to it over and he said that cable ready and i should mention you know just a few hours ago i went over to your desk to find out more about this but you are very very busy working on this so we appreciate all the work that you're doing on this and give us an update when there i make the big bucks yes well of course of course r.c. when producer angie glick it's always fun to have you on thanks christine. all right well we have been telling you for months now about the f.b.i. plans to roll out its next generation identification program that facial recognition project that will make its fingerprint database seem like a prehistoric relic of a system uses existing mug shots and matches them with faces in crowd shots also uses social networking sites and what's going to happen is an ent

it happened on this issue of russia. it also happened on the issue of china. you may remember mr.nning up against the issue of the blind dissident in china who was ordered to remain under house arrest by the chinese government and who sought help from u.s. officials in china. while u.s. officials were engaged in intense and very delicate negotiations over chen's fate, mitt romney took to the campaign trail in order to attack the obama administration's handling of the situation. he based his attack solely on minute-by-minute reports that were coming out of china at the time the crisis was still ongoing. >> it's also apparent, according to these reports, if they're accurate, that our embassy failed to put in place the kind of verifiable measures that would assure the safety of mr. chen and his family. if these reports are true, this is a dark day for freedom. and it's a day of shame for the obama administration. we are a place of freedom, here and around the world, and we should stand up and defend freedom wherever it is under attack. >> a dark day, a day of shame, he said. mr. romn

it to happen. of the experiments we did in my lab a few years ago is we had people hit a button and that causes a flash of light. so you're the one causing the flash of light. but we inject a very tiny delay, just one-tenth of one second, so when you hit the button, there is a tiny delay before that flash of light happens. now we remove that delay so the light happens instantly, and you will believe that the light happened before you priessed th button. it's an illusory reversal of action and effect. the reason it's so important is when i saw that, i thought, my goodness, that's exactly what happened with schizophrenic subjects. they have a credit misattribution. we have this process that schizophrenia is a disorder of time perception, and it's why they have auditory experiences, because they're generating it before it's actually generated, so they have to attribute that to somebody else. synesthesia is a condition where people have a blending of the senses. synesthesia looks something like this. h

this only happens once a year on 9/11. again, this morning, it will happen on this memorial to honor those who died 11 years ago today. live in downtown baltimore linda so, abc2 news. >>> the investigation will continue today into the murders of an elderly couple in baltimore county. this happened on olmstead road near pikesville. police are not exactly saying how the couple died only that it was from traumatic injuries. police have not commented on another man that neighbors say may have been living in the home. they did say there is no evidence of a break-in. nabs say everyone in the neighborhood knew and respected the victims. >> they were part of what made the neighborhood great. you know, sad that things have ended like this. >> police have not released the names of the two victims. the bodies have been taken to a office of the state medical's examiner for autopsies. if you have information about what may have happened to them call baltimore county police. >>> this morning, 17-year-old daniel bower -- dowery is wake u

it's happening out of anne arundel county right now. firefighters are on the scene of a two-alarm fire at a mobile park. now, this broke out shortly before 4:00 on 26b street in lothian. when crews arrived, they found two mobile homes completely on fire. one person had to be rushed to the hospital for smoke inhalation. we are told that crews are on the scene right now, and we have one of our crews on the scene, so we're going to bring you more information as soon as it becomes available to us. >>> visitation will be held today for anthony anderson, the east baltimore man who died after a confrontation with baltimore city police just last week. now, anderson was walking home last week in east baltimore when he came into contact with several police officers. the first report police gave they said that his death happened because he was trying to ingest drugs, he was trying to hide them. now police have admitted that's not true. people who saw the confrontation, they tell a much different story. >> they pinned his arms to the side and he co

but look i mean what's happened as being as as grim. we could train for south africa or experience all those years ago at the time of the impression of the soviet union suddenly. israel is now surrounded and. perhaps soon and jordan and elsewhere by a very different region from the one in which. it previously existed thank you. for. the ride that takes your breath away to eating across the scholar's is a mohnish good you know the biggest salt lake in europe and more than two hundred species of birds that are also are on the verge of extinction on these islands in the south of russia they find shelter before my brain to other parts of the world. here we see the great white pelican and several species of the domination pelican which are both in the read data but there are only forty to fifty couples left in the region your palate can use as well as other species at the monish gugino feed on faith these birds are waiting for their parents to bring them food the best cash for them is in a small area is a lake with a warrant is relatively fr

it happened before. so to now to deal with the arab world as if we were just, oh, we're very happy these people are for justice, dignity and freedom, and we don't care about which kind of political/economic policy, which kind of new positioning they will get in the global economy, something which is very naive, and we have to be very cautious with this. so this is where i'm dealing with the network knowledgey at the beginning of the book and being cautious about this. look, be careful, it's something that is not as easy, and at the same time saying something happened which is an intellectual revolution if i have to speak about revolution, i will say it's an intellectual revolution, it's a mindset that is changing, and we have to come with this and to hope that the new generations are going to start from there with something which is new. this is the beginning of the book and also saying that, you know, to tell us, for example, that mubarak or ben ali didn't know about what was happening with the youth, i

what is happening in china now to what happened to the crisis in the u.s. it's just completely different on so many levels. that that. bill hold that thought we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue with our discussion on the state of art. you can see. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought . i'm target market is a big picture. if we look what's going on it's not look at the outside world right now but every. happens in china. normal. everyone should get used to. war we had. massacres in the streets. it was a mess a huge mess. china's going to have problems it's not the world if you see problems in china. i absolutely agree with that i mean i think you know china has now so the built upon immense them and show that they problems or along the way i mean they may have a. long way as jim said the civil war in america and that kind of you know so you know they could be massi

lord knows what happened with oil yesterday.these real serious concerns, economic concerns being overlooked by the sec because they're focused on these other matters? >> i think they are and i think the question of the role of technology and proper functioning of our markets is a critical issue that needs to be resolved. we can not have these kind of failures, due to technology, and not have appropriate considered responses from the regulators. david: now, harvey you have used some very tough language for your fellows at the sec. by the way, we should mention you're the head of a historical society that looks at the sec, the sec historical society. you look at thing in the context of its entire history. you say the sec at present is completely dysfunctional. what leads you to say that? >> well you had an issue with respect to money market mutual funds and the question about whether there should be more regulation or not. and whether you support the issue of the need for more regulation, the commissioners could not agree on putti

but what happened. they are still are an ally. so the president was in fact trying to send a message overseas it wasn't coordinated with the state department. i think if that was republican president it will probably it would prove he was out of touch in the same way and total radio silence has this was unfolding. but nobody seemed to be interested in that component. >> jon: do you have a thought on that? >> it's a really good point that hillary, secretary of state clinton really had to step in and be the adult. she was the first one positive respond. she stood next to the president when the president was reading scripted statement. i think there is somebody needs to ask the question about the 3:00 a.m. phone call we keep hearing clearly this phone call was ringing all night long and president obama was sleeping. he slept through the night and didn't comment until the next morning. hillary answered the call. there are some really good lines of questioning that needs to be done and haven't been done because everything has been focu

because they're angry there's probably something going right exactly right let's think about what happens every time the regulators get close and it just happened again the regulators get close to getting better. and i have to get admit they are learning that learning quickly however what we hear well we've just postponed the they have to follow it was rule one point seven three till next june of two thousand and thirteen it was just going to be implemented how many times we've heard that when there's something that's just about to start well there's a postponement or it's been dismissed and to me you know that's just you know when i was on the remarks you know when on the board we used to say politics was a contact sport well washing the contacts has got to be ultimate fighting yeah you know because it's just when any whenever anything starts getting close it just gets because it gets dissolved and i think that's in the long run really going to hurt you know not only the american people but i think it's going to be a world structure and i think it's going to be a problem ok i want to a p

how does that happen? it happens because they are not there making it clear. listen to roosevelt's speeches in 1936. he'd say, "hey, the big money interests hate me. i welcome their hatred, 'cause i'm standing with the unemployed and working peoples." you hear that coming from too many democrats right now? so yeah, the democrats have become a party which does some good things, environment, women, gay issues, very good. protecting white, well, not white, any working class people. they're not strong. >> how do they get them back? not that you're in the business advising democrats, but what, how do they get them back? >> well, let me tell you for a start. president of the united states goes on television, holds a press conference just to say, "ladies and gentlemen, i just want to tell you, there's a lot of pressure for me to cut social security. ain't going to happen. bill comes before me, i'm going to veto it. social security is solvent. i'm going to make it solvent for 75 years. and i want every working person in this country to know social security will be the

it happened while he was sleeping in his home. it happened at 1:00 a.m. in the morning. police say the house was littered with bullet holes and he was rushed to the hospital with gunshot wounds to the chest and stomach. we are waiting to hear about his condition. police have not made any arrests on the case but wopping wong is out there on -- claudine wong is out there at the scene and she will bring us the latest details coming up. >>> the other shooting overnight in oakland, somebody drove up and shot into a car with five women inside. it happened right near mills college. one woman was shot in the chest while another was wounded in the leg. both are at hyland hospital, they are expected to survive. a third victim survived some cuts to her face because of flying glass. >>> several problems of globing, it happened on the palo alto park trail. a woman told police a man grabbed her from behind and tried to pull her down. she managed to get away and tried to call for help. this is the third time a woman reported being grabbed in that same area. >> the fact that this person