. >> reporter: we met carol ott on the east side of town. >> it's crazy.ou're standing in basically what amounted to at one time a vibrant, healthy, active community. now it's just a wasteland. >> reporter: what does this say about a city when you have this number of vacant homes? >> it says that nobody cares, you're not worthy of our attention, our time, and our money. >> reporter: she got tired of waiting for somebody to do something. wow, it looks pretty run down. >> yeah. it is. >> reporter: so five years ago she decided to publicly shame the owners by posting their names and photos of their buildings on a web site: baltimore slumlord watch. have you had any contact with these landlords you're trying to expose and what are they saying to you? >> they offer excuses as to why they can't fix up their properties: they don't have the money, the tenants will just destroy it anyway. you know, if you don't have the money to fix it up, don't buy it. how about that? >> reporter: do you blame anyone for this? >> it's everybody's fault. we all let this happen. gen

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netanyahu -- we're willing to be flexible ott a lot of the peace issues but we cannot be flexible on the safety of our people. for that we have to stand firm. >> thank you so much. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me, fredricka. >>> on the other side, what do the palestinians hope to achieve from the deal, especially in light of the closing of the embassies and u.s. consulates. she's a member of the committee of the plo and legislative council. good to see you. so let me ask you the same question as i did to mr. mark regev. >> good to see you, fredricka. >> excellent. are any of the talks scheduled for this week still scheduled for this week? >> no, not specifically at all because the global threats that come from al qaeda are not related to palestine in any way but it makes the issue of making peace, of ending the occupation, of having it all that more urgent and imperative. they use the palestinian cause as one of the causes. i believe just piece will be one way of dealing with it and, of course, be one source of stability for the whole region. >> so what is different? you just he

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. >> sequestration and hitting the budgets with a big hammer in across ott board cuts, that was wrong-headed. the national council on non-profits, they have canvassed and surveyed the 50 states and looked at sequestration, and one of the programs that's taken the biggest hit is head start and nobel economists in chicago have found and done research and showed, that you know, amazing economic returns. head start is a program that provides early childhood development for low minority children. have cuts, lower jobs, and you'll lower productivity in the final and the final of the other piece is it centers around institution, public policy and even the federal reserve said fiscal policy is contributing to some of the slack in the economy, that, yes, we can have rages growing but we need the federal government and public policy to help al gate those rages. >> thanks very much. professor, kenny, bob and sue. we'll see you in a couple of minutes and when it comes to jobs. one key sector we're watching is defense. >> in a year it's up about 53%, but what about the jobs in that sector? half. on pears

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when stanley graduated in 1965, he had to pay represent or get kicked out ott of father's house, so he walked over to one of the steel mills. it was the worst job, but it paid $2.32 an hour, enough for an apartment and a car. you'd go apply, he said. there was so much work, especially during vietnam. when i quit to go over to republic, they hired 50 guys that day. you'd always see guys with new helmets walking around. the vietnam war made it easily for stanley to get hired as a grunt but impossible to enroll in a years' long apprentice program. one afternoon in 1966 as stanley was driving home from work with, a friend pulled up alongside his car, i just got drafted, he shouted, and so did you. sure enough, when stanley arrived home, the same envelope -- the envelope every noncollegiate 19-year-old male received that year -- was waiting in the mailbox. and that's another reason unemployment was so high especially in industry because the young blue collar males were being drafted and sent to the army. stanley's time in country lasted only a year, but the war lasted longer so there was st

there's a lot ott stake here for us and them. if you had a winner/loser list for from a failed state in egypt, the egyptian people and the american people would be on the loser list. we need to avoid that. >> schieffer: you were there. you and senator mccain talked to leaders on both sides, you talked to general al-sisi. do you think he is running things now? >> absolutely. i saw a man very conflicted. he's having people whisper in his ear from the sunni gulf states, even israel "crush the brotherhood." if you think you can take 25% 30r% of the population and put them in jail and kill them, you're making a mistake. that is al year ya. and we've sent mixed signals. john mccain and i called it a coup because that's what it is but we wanted time to restart. when secretary kerry said that the military was restoring democracy they took that the wrong way. when they started jailing the leaders of the government that was a signal that they weren't interest in a transition. they weren't trying to restore order, they're trying to grab pow

ott fence has struggled. last night giants down, bottom of nine. all tied but they leave posey on third. we have to go extra. the orioles didn't wait long. they tacked on a three spot in the 10th. the orioles win 5-2. the giants play game two starting at 1:00 this afternoon. >> time now 7:26. let's go over to rosemary. we are inching up to a warmer day. >> that's a good way of putting it. sometimes we will see a huge spike. not going to be the case with this warming trend. it'll be slow. let's take a look at the numbers expected for your day today as you get out the door this morning, temperatures in the you local products to mid50s around -- along the coastline. around the bay and inland mid to upper 50s. a few low 60s but mostly cloudy, patchy drizzle, for the lunch hour. low 60s expected in and around san francisco, along the coastline. 66 oakland. low 70s livermore, antioch, concord and in to the afternoon temperatures warmer than yesterday. 84 in antioch. 80 concord. low 70s haywood. 66 san francisco, if you are going to see the giants play br

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with an expiration date on it and it's not ott only thing they've done., voted -- were white who voted absentee. the only identification they needed was the last four digits of their social security. if you go to a voting place, then you have to present certain i.d. and you have to have the preliminary information in order to get one issued. >> hold on. let's just go back to the fact of the getting an i.d. issue. >> right. >> because in north carolina, as i understand it, it wouldn't even kick in until 2016. you have several years to go get yourself to the dmv and get your free i.d. why is that onerous to anyone who is in a situation without an i.d. >> it's not a free i.d. if you're homeless you have to prove you're at a shelter. you need a birth certificate which costs you money. >> no. shannon bream reported a little while ago that the people who can give you a cop pitch your birth certificate under this law, must give it to you for free. is that not right? >> correct. that is correct. and john, look, i mean, we're talking about -- can i ask you, john,

really look at the items and print it ott.re not going to memorize the list. >> it is different for each state. so make sure certain things fall under that and what the limits are. >> all 11 states have different rules, different things that are tax-free. you will find different things. for example, you can gear up for halloween with costumes. your kids can commit to what they want to be. >> that's hard. this counts as clothing. >> it does. it has to be under $100 in most states. a couple states have one is more. like $300. another is $75. connecticut is $300. florida is $75. >> let's hope your halloween costume is under a hundred bucks. >> tights and hosiery. great time to stock up. >> diapers? i wish i knew this. >> tax-free diaper day. >> jenna can stock up now. cleats, ballet shoes? >> check. it's not all states but hiking boots is in almost ever state. things like cleats and ballet shoes, a few states. look at this lists. you will get a great deal. feet grow so stock up. >> every penny you can save is great. we know about

the accident is like a slotted metallic tube that goes in over a rail and is deployed at high ott moss that pushes the black against the wall and restores the lumen and, hence, the blood flow to the heart. >> so the take away. president bush loves to mountain bike, was just out and about. what's the take away for people who think i'm perfectly healthy. do i need to be running to the doctor? >> you've got to watch for your health. it's known that if you have high cholesterol or diabetes or high blood pressure, either of these things probably the president had, you're certainly predisposed to heart disease. obviously if mom or dad or other members of the family have heart disease you're predisposed. screening with your physician is a great idea. a healthy diet is way more important than we previously thought. we always thought it was important. >> it really, really is. dr. samady, thank you for coming in. >>> coming up, man hunt underway. two kids are believed to be abducted. we'll take you to san diego with the suspect on the run and the clues he's left behind. >>> plus, a pennsylvania

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i wouldn't more a moment give these powers ott irs. but the fact is the nsa is probably under more surveillance -- which is ironic enough for a surveillance program -- under more surveillance than any other operation in our country today. it's watched on a regular, regular basis by the fisa court. and clients would agree at the weekly standard, i don't think we need a fisa court. i think the president has the inherent power as the commander in chief to carry out these operations. that's what president bush claimed in early 2000. i think the reality is, though, we're going to have a fisa court, and we have to find ways to work with it. in any event, it's monitored on a regular, regular basis by the fisa court. for instance, if when they are tracking -- and last year there was only 300 times where they had to drill down on numbers in the metadata. if by some reason they make a mistake and put the wrong digit in, well, they have to do a full report on that, they have to purge everything they got from the 982 and file a report with the cou