offering hope, not fear or samir. -- or smear. we do offer the people a choice. a choice of continuing on the courageous and compassionate course that has made this nation the strongest and the freest and the most prosperous and the most peaceful nation in the history of mankind. to those who have saw to divide us -- sought to divide us, they have only help to unite us. to those who would provoke us, we have turned the other cheek. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] [captions performed by national captioning institute] >> now arkansas governor bill clinton accepting the democratic nomination in 1992. this is the first campaign. before facing th bush he emerged against in the primary against brown, tsongus. his speech is a little under an hour. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you so much. [cheers and applause] >> chairman brown, mayor dinkins, our great host. my fellow delegates and my fellow americans, i am so proud of al gore. he said he came here tonight because he always wanted to do the warm-up for elvis. well, i ran

fiery sermon he was put on a kill list and killed a drone strike along with another american named samirthere are organizations like the center for constitutional rights and the aclu that then asked the u.s. government to provide the information to say, how can you justify the killing of an american citizen and the u.s. government has refused to provide the information. in fact, until recently the u.s. government has refused to talk about this whole program at all. two weeks after the killing of were al-awlaki and samir khan, there was another drone strike that killed an american citizen and that was a 16-year-old boy who was the son. his name is abdullah brought mine al-awlaki. and i just want to look at this picture are you to see because he was born in denver. these are his face but pictures, said that he liked rap, hip-hop, swimming. he was just ignored merry american boy with no interest in politics. he was basically killed in a drone strike, can perhaps be in the wrong place at the wrong time, perhaps being born to the wrong family. you might remember in the case of trade on margin

to confuse that with the problem being one that is essentially religious in nature will spear -- samir a lot of people in this a lot of terrorists. to go the critics would say something like the fort hood shooting, a potential terrorist attacks the were overlooked out of an abundance of political correctness were people were so fearful of being labeled as biggest that they did not say things about a colleague that they should have. ." >> you may be right on that. if you have someone talking in a very violent way, animated by what ever concern, and you suppress those concerns because you are afraid of an allegation of prejudice against the group he is speaking in a very violent extreme way as purporting to represent, i suppose you probably earned the criticism, but that does not mean that group alone is the problem, -- you can reverse engineer a lot of bad logic out of that. when you look around the united states, the state substituting shootings that have happened recently is also a reminder that what you want to define as terrorism and what you define as that incidents of violent crim

samir jean quan spoke out in hopes of keeping these and raiders in town. the j.r stone cost of the afternoon at a rally. >> we can't afford to teams, both football and baseball. >> oakland beard jean quan making a push to keep the oakland a's and the raiders in town despite the fact of both teams share one of the oldest stadiums in the lead. >> the population is moving east in oakland is in the heart of that theory >> there's also been talk about their raiders plane at the 49ers future stadium and a joint venture. the mayor said she has been in talks with owner mark davis. >> the raiders want to stay here. mark has made that very clear. we have been talking. >> as for the oakland a's, the owner has been a vocal on his desire to take the team to sao jose. >> the mayor is still very tight-lipped about where the money would actually come from to pay for two new venues. >> leaking of tomorrow morning we will see fog and low clouds. by the lunch hour, a lot of sunshine expected. temperatures will be sitting in the '60s, '70s and '80s. but eat young, mostly 60s

charlotte is where samir heine lived, killed last october in a drone strike. family filed suit against defense secretary leon panetta and david petraeus and two senior commanders of the special forces in a drone attack that was authorized by president obama. >> there is blood on the hands of america in regard to foreign policy no question about that. always has been, always will be. it should be strategic -- our resistance to it as a matter of conscience and conviction should be made explicit. just because i did not mention international law does not mean i think we should not abide by it. my argument here is that when we began to speak about the function and a fact of american foreign policy, we cannot just focus on one side while discounting legitimacy of indigenous forces for insurrection within those countries that you want to seek sovereignty to print and sovereignty in this --exists in legitimacy. if you have a heart of aside a question about legitimate affect of power, that we have to make a moral judgment about intervention at that point. it is muddy,

. >> samir, what do you think? do you want to buy in this rally or sell it? >> it kds go a little higher if the fed announces qe-3 on thursday, sure. you could have a little bit of an overshoot up to 1500. for us, we have a year-end target of 1400 to 1450 on the s&p. you've got a lot of big events that, you know, everybody's mentioned already that could lead to a little bit of disappointment and a little bit of setback. you know, for us, it's a really good time to kind of rebalance some of those classes that haven't done so well. >> does that mean you're selling into this rally, sameer? >> yeah, i think you trim equities a little bit, especially on the international side. you've seen a big move in european banks. i think you take some of that money and keep a little bit of dry powder on the sidelines in case one of these events doesn't go as planned. >> rick, you had this moody's warning. the markets didn't miss a beat here. what do you make of that? >> well, listen. i, unlike many, consider the words of these rating agencies important. i know they didn't do