that's correct, addis ababa. oh... rebecca will be studying at the san francisco college of music.od. perhaps you will play or sing for us. what do you think, miss shaw? as long as it's not that loud rock music. oh, no, don't worry. all i have is an acoustic guitar. we'll leave you to your studies now. i hope you enjoy it here. i do. i'll see you at dinner. thank you. nancy: this is the living room. my uncle's favorite place. let me introduce you. uncle edward-- this is rebecca casey, margaret's daughter. here, let me help you. please, don't trouble yourself. no trouble at all, rebecca. it's a pleasure to meet you. it's very nice to meet you, mr. shaw. please call me edward. i met your mother once, many years ago. you look like her, if memory serves me. that's what people tell me. i'm very happy to be here. we're very glad to have you here. i, uh... i think i'd better sit down. i'm afraid these visits here are rather tiring. they take the wind out of my sails. can i get you anything? no, i'll be fine. just let me rest a while. are you going to stay for supper? i wouldn't miss it. g

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. >> in ad is about, the president of -- in addis ababa, the presidents of sudan and south sudan have been trying to reach an agreement on border security. south sudan would be allowed to resume exports of its oil through sudan. here in germany, the outlook for europe's largest economy has darkened with the closely watched ifo index falling for the fifth time in a row. >> it it gauges out germany's top business managers view the economic perspective for the next six months. experts had expected an improvement. >> the economic crisis and tough austerity measures in the southern eurozone member states such as spain, portugal, greece, and italy, as well as slowing growth in china and other emerging markets are leaving their mark on german businesses. exporters and manufacturers are worried. the 7000 companies surveyed are not just worried about the current climate. they are also increasingly pessimistic about the future. >> expectations are clearly down and we do not see any impetus for a turnaround. >> some economists fear the overall lack of confidence is a sign of a looming recession.

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that man is david addi, the son of a successful hollywood director. the college freshman plowed his saab into a crowd in santa barbara, killing four people, three of the victims were from the bay area. he was convicted of four counts of murder. but in a competency hearing was later found insane. today a judge said he must be released from the mental hospital, because he's shown marked improvement over the last decade. he now will live in an unlocked community outpatient program. >>> a drama could be over for uc davis and the students at the center of the pepper spray incident. next week, the uc board of regents will consider the deal. the school was sued by 21 people, all of them either current or former uc students. police doused them with pepper spray during a protest last fall. the video posted to youtube, received millions of views. the officer the athe center of that controversy was fired. >>> she transferred to the bay area and then vanished without a trace. police are asking for your help to find a woman who disappeared from one of the south ba

and so now addis, that's -- nowadays that's correct standard practice for us. we always cover the surface with a flashing tape before we put the decking surface down. two pieces of wood touching each other, traps moisture and that's where the rot begins. it's a little cost upfront but it's much extends the life and the safety of the structure. >> do you have any comments on that? >> yeah. they're putting copper flashing over the copper some of them. there's these rollout tape and you can put them down and you nail right there. there's an objection because people going well, this is an extra 10% or 20% that's adding to the costs but it will extend your life on your deck marketbly. >> when you cut pressure-treated lumber, it doesn't go all the way through. so literally, every cut has to be -- take out a brush and some copper and treat every cut literally if you want to do it correctly. and the polycan tape seals around the fastener. whereas the copper nails or screws. and the other failure we see a lot is people, they use nails or screws and they drive them way d

international gathering in new york where the ongoing crisis in syria is among the main topics being tackled addie's more in a fortnight or following the un general assembly meeting and our joins us live here on the program thanks for coming on or so how is the whole civil war crisis being assessed there so far marina. well right now the first speaker of the general assembly debate is addressing the general assembly that is the president of brazil who has already brought up the crisis in syria clearly this issue is going to dominate discussions and dominate speeches we do know that russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov will be hosting a bilateral meeting with joint special envoy lakhdar brahimi who recently came back from syria and brief the security council on the situation there he made that briefing on monday telling the security council that the situation in syria is extremely bad and getting worse at this point the international community still working on the six point peace plan that was put forth by joint special the previous joint special envoy kofi annan who resigned at the end of august

evander and addis an academic that was the origin of the book. >> ted originally proposed this so you can take conference papers in to a publication. we each did two with men there was an editor who was in the audience who said can you expand this? we said sure. then it was picking and choosing the. >> often i hear people say i don't know who they are. little known on the national stage. why not? >> i think and know the answer. is there a double standard the way with men are covered by the news media and how they are judged by their appearance? [laughter] yes. >> he knew the answer. one of my co-authors did an article looking at the news coverage of hillary clinton and the sexes them. it was appalling my husband said you are making it up. but it is worse than you think. we really did have some of that. >> is more complicated for women to present themselves physically because there is a lack of a legacy. to say this is what a woman president looks like from what she stands for or plans to do as president. >> it is not just something that affects women is against people that are short b

officials want to make sure that all family members have been contacts have set addis us create the supporte wounded hospital however no blood was on since the door. the shattered cool hata as the senate only the state of but they're among 680 and alamo. this is out of walnut creek were high with the floor and 680 come together. the shooting happened along 680 south just north of the laguarta road exit. >>george: when lanes were closed during the clock hour this morning, it started backing up traffic in both directions to the san ramon valley. when the freeway was shut down into quite a while to free the vehicles that had been locked in the back of. these are current conditions. we are still dealing with a similar traffic jam back the northbound and southbound approaching the scene of the crash. this is traffic passing south main street. >>george: here is a live look. there, you can see for lanes moving past the scene. this is the northbound right, it is backed up into danville. southbound traffic is still backed up from well before highway 24 leading down to walnut creek and beyond. for a

the chicago nonprofit trust intends to pour $7.2 billion into addi ining run ra ining ru and much more,000 jobs in the building trades area. engineers, electrical worker, carpen terse all going to work. >> reporter: citigroup is among those who expressed interest but no proposals have yet been put forth and no money has yet been invested, by any of the potential private partners. america used to have the world's best infrastructure. in the 1950s, american highways, parks, state universities and airports were the envy of the world. >> when this country invested 4% of its economic gdp in infrastructure, our economy grew at 4%. not exactly 8 but close. when we scaled back our investments as a country to 2%, our economy grew at that level. >> reporter: and with the government investing less, emanuel is taking matters into his own hands. his first project, an energy retrofit of several public buildings, including the chicago cultural center, one of the city's largest energy consumers. >> this is the one we call in the boiler world, aarp, senior citizen? >> yes, exactly. right. right. >> all

and some of the people that public hospitals treat are the indigent, the homeless, drug addi di.hings of highland and i think by extension is public hospitals is an increasingly changing patient population and people who used to have private health care insurance through the job lost and now visiting the public hospital f the firste. le who are using the waiting room for primary care because they don't have a primary care doctor and the waiting room at highland is a mash of those people and using it for a lower uity medical issue, you're pushed to the bkf e whom has a stroke or a heart attack. that's the thing i tried to reveal whatt meant to have the waiting room serve as the place of last resort for the uninsured. >> peter, it's a fascinating and important film. good luck with it. >> thank you. > no drs a or bng re. essential in this country but what about those jobs we don't see? we're going to meet a professor who set out to discover hidden america, next. h spk cash card from capital one, sven's home security gets the most rewards of any small business credit card! how does t

we are not talking about presenting addie's.ing in line, have never registered to vote. >> said yes. >> i would. i would. in this state of technology we are not being required to register, in this to the devoted we can track people. if we can find someone and pakistan we can figure out whether somebody is eligible to vote without them having to march down with saddam utility bill. [applause] >> is in want people to think that you were saying you didn't want any kind of tracking system . >> can i intervene? i every with my colleague and friend from north carolina. it is so important, and i think everyone should understand, as far back as 1963, at the march on washington a waste of hit 1963, 50 years ago we came up to the slogan, one person, one of omaha. that was the slogan that was the cry for young people. the only qualification for being able to vote should be age and residence, nothing more and nothing less, and we are going backward. in a democratic society we should open up the process and let people come and and not try to

i think they'red a digt ed addi worse. >> should we go to bob woodward? >> he's not studio?he's in washington. just how contentious were debt ceiling negotiations between the white house and congress. according to a new book, would you say than anyone could have ever imagined. joining us thousand with an inside look, bob woodward, and you sthor a authoriuthor of his. it's a great account. at the end of the day, take us inside the room. who do you ultimately blame for the debt ceiling collapse? >> well, as you know, the book is not just about the debt ceiling. it's about obama and the congress and what they did the last 3 1/2 years to try to fix and manage the economy. in the end, the president is at the top and bears the most responsibility. at the same time, as i show the republicans are kind of a brick wall, quite inflexible on the issue of taxes to say the least. but all of these things turn on moments and there are moments in the white house when they more or less impulsively decide they're going to ask the republicans particularly speaker boehner for more revenue $400 b