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but there is an inequity, especially in the way that the ath penalty has been applied, that should give all of us a reason to talk about whether this is a practice we want to engage in. >> i asked that question. when i was contemplating is the idea that he brings up, which is, if you frame this from the point of view, under what conditions would you want to stay to be able to kill you, a supporter of the death penalty may form an answer that says, if i were found guilty of a heinous murder, and i was done -- as was done in a certain mental state, and i created a certain amount of harm, you may go down the spaces. this was the spirit in which i presented this, asking it this way does cause a certain amount of recoil away from the question. none of us would want to be in this position. harris has come up as somebody -- and jerry brown was also the governor of the state of california, he was the attorney general and they have at times in the history when they were personally against the death penalty. when they ran for attorney general they both said that they would not interfere with the

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. >> i'm getting dizzy just looking athe thing. >> and there is a is a weak, larry.is all very to say. >> inland areas into mid-90s, numbers going to come up a few degree as long the coastline. looking at warmer weather as well. 74 in san francisco. low 70s today, 88 in napa. 88 san jose. a wide variety of conditions from mild to warm at the coast to hot inland. if you're traveling, for the holiday weekend i want to show you what it's looking like. mendocino, low to mid-60s, patches of low clouds and fog and there is lows in low to mid-50s, you'll start out with fog and see partly sunny skies in monterey. if you're traveling out towards sierra nevada, tahoe is going to be sunny and warm. 80 saturday, sunday, 79 monday. looking at yosemite. talking about hot weather there. there are mid-90s saturday, sunday. heat backs off on labor day going with 91 degrees. and if you're head together desert, las vegas, 105 tomorrow, 106 sunday, monday, 104 degrees, las vegas set a record for the month of august being one of the hottest months so far on record. palm springs 110 degre

fog building up athe coastline. not super extensive. by 5:00 a.m. look for patchy fog. peninsula, san francisco, north bay. we look like a clear start here for the east bay and also for south bay. and then by, 1:00 p.m. we may have high cloud cover moving on by. expecting a lot of sunshine for your saturday. for tomorrow morning. 63, los gatos. 63 in livermore. 58 in napa. tomorrow expected to peak in gilroy with 92. 89 in los gatos. temperatures though it does seem so hot out there, right about near average for us this tomb of the year. just haven't had too many summer bay area summer days cupping our way the past month or so. we head into the north bay. napa, sonoma vallies. sonoma wine country weekend happening this weekend. you can see in the seven-day forecast we have eventually mid to upper 80s in the next week. this is a pretty solid summer forecast coming our way. do you prove? >> yes, i mean. i can't be outside for more than an hour. >> i'll be checking on your twitter. i want to hear you made it outside and had fun in the sweater. >> i will. >> very delicate,

we have to cut, we have to increase revenue and spend more all athe same time and our observation is the incentives of the political system is such is that no political leader even if he or she is able to say that and become politic viable. >> charlie: and the best chance of a third party was michael bloomberg and was willing to spend a lot to pursue it said it's not viable. have circutances changed so you think michael bloomberg is wrong? >> here's what we argue. an independent candidate cannot be elected president. if you run as an independent candidate you won't be president. what you can do is change the agen of the country because if you get enough votes on a radical centerist platform the voters will be shown to be people dissatisfied by both parties and accessible to each and they'll have an incentive to co-op the third agenda and the most important thing to us is not the candidate but the agenda. this is e agenda we need to sustain american greatness and if we don't have the political system embracing it and we're not saying republican and democrats have to join hands and say

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ath he sill say anything he thinks he has to. it is the cynical exploitation of black people by black o people. >> i am speechless. i i want to keep my job. j >> toe kay. i think it is different for maxine waters. she is flat out crazy. >> masa, you said clearly carson is lying about the teain party wanting to hang peopleople by trees. i'm not even sure it didt d anymore.retty much c i think the line has been erased.il >> if anything will cross itchi. it is this, the lynching. >> i hope so.ilou s bill, you seem to think that allen west shouldn't have saidhe he will lead the caucus over this. he wants them to condemn the remarks and disassociate the disa caucus from them.s what's wrong with that? >> that is not bad, buteally? walking out in a huff is a bit much. p if the caucus does presidentcite -- doesn't disassociaten wes themselves, they should stay ac? part of the caucus? >> if i don't believe if youp of are the head of a large group s of people, you have to go press every time something is badgize. and apologize. look h look

humidity down athe bit, 86%. winds are nice and light at zero miles per hour. there is your forecast for today. a little breezy from time to time. 75 in washington. 73 in baltimore and 72 in winchester. again, partly sunny conditions expected. >> i love it whether a friday ends like this. >> nice. >> nice end to the week. let's found out how the drive into work is going to go this morning. lauren demarco has a look at traffic. >> good morning. >> things are looking pretty good. we do have a little bit of milling that went on in the pavement overnight on the outer loop of the beltway in montgomery county as you head into silver spring. to the left side of the roadway, watch for that. also if you are traveling from montgomery county into virginia, let's take a live look at the beltway crossing the american legion bridge. no problems to report for you. you should find that your lanes are running well. we do have a little bit of volume up there, seeing some headlights and brake lights but everybody is moving at speed. let's head onto traffic land, see what else we'

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let me give you a live picture at athe site of the former worl trade towers. that is where the dignitaries, the president of the united states, george w. bush, rudy giuliani, present mayor, michael bloomberg will be arriving. here's the platform that's being constructed. the sayre moan niz begin at 8:40 tomorrow, a total of six moments of silence to commemorate each time a plane hit and each moment that a tower fell. as we bring the camera over to the right right now, as we pass by the flag, you can see the structures that are now in place here. and also the two fountains, alex, that have gone up in place of where the towers stood. there is one of them with 30-foot waterfalls, each of these a square shape around the outside, a border of bronze with the names of all of the victims engraved there. they will be revealed to the families for the first time tomorrow. and then officially this opens to the public on monday. as we open up wider, you get a better view of the trees here, more than 400 trees in total that exists. one tree that preexisted here, that is the

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turner has athe crmocrat in islamic community center to build in downtown manhattan. the so-called ground zero mosque. seeing the republican candidate ahead in the polls in this race has had national democrats spending half a million bucks in recent days trying to save the seat from becoming a casualty of anthony weiner's new dizmo. i made that word up. polls in new york closed an hour ago in new york. we're awaiting the first returning. joining us from queens, new york, andrew siff for wnbc. you're at republican bob turner's campaign. how do things seem there? how excited are people? >> people are pretty excited, rachel. former mayor ed kotch is on his way, who crossed party lines to vote for bob turner. he was one of the voices who at least according to the polls has been successful in convincing voters along this queens/brooklyn border, this quirky area, to send a message to president obama. as you mentioned, the polls showed bob turner ahead by six points then the democratic money kicked in. the turn out the vote machine was out in force today with 1,000 democrati

. >> charlie: never athe same apartment, different apartme. >> no. i rented that apartment for 13 years until the man die that opened it. >> charlie: and sold it to somebody or the estate sold it. >> the estate sold it. >> charlie: you should have bought it. >> i couldn't afford it. it was a six room apartment with a dining room and the living room with a view of notre dame. there was no way we could afford it. >> charlie: who is your favorite french writer. >> that's a hard one. what i've been reading are the memoirs of oral lauren, at each place i would read a memoir. memoirs of -- >> charlie: bob is a bigfan of napoleon. >> yes. >> charlie: why >> bob likes, are interested in men in politics and power and i think napoleon symbolizes that too. >> charlie: indeed. has he ever thought about writing a book. >> i tried to get him to write a book about napoleon. >> charlie: when is he going to finish the book on lyndon johnson. >> i'm not sure. >> charl: is he sure. >> no. >> charlie: what's life like when he's writing. does he have normal conversations

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i happen to believe we ought to be promoting school of choice all athe country. i think the voucher system, a charter schools all across the country. there is one person on this stage that is for obama's race to the top and that is governor romney. he said so just this last week. and i think that is an important difference between the rest of the people on this stage and one person that wants to run for the presidency. being in favor of the obama race to the top and that is not conservative. >> governor romney? >> nice try. let me tell you what i think i i would do. one, education has to be held at the local and state level not at the federal level. we need to get the federal government out of education. and secondly, all of the talk about we needed smaller classroom size. that is promoted by the teachers unions to hire more teachers. >> , we looked at what drives good education in our state and the best thing for education is great teach evers. hire the very best and brightest teach evers. pay them properly. make sure that you have school of choice. test your ki

. >> rose: all right, let's look athe vice president. here he is. former vice president al gore. >> i can get it done, that i can get somethin positive done on behalf of the people. that's what the question in this campaign is about. it's not only what's your philosophy and what's your position on issues but can you get things done? (laughter) and i believe i can. >> rose: (laughs) that was great. >> (laughs) it was! >> rose: what is he doing there? >> that's when he... when he approached him. it wasn't just that he approached him he also bought a knew new suit that was long so it made him look taller and he wore boots. in other words, some aisor had said "intimidate him." >> and remember the woman who advised him to wear beige? remember that? >> oh, yeah, earth colors. cool you off with earth colors. >> rose: you are writing novels, you've got another one coming out which goes back to that day in dallas when you were working... by that time it was the morning news? >> i was the times herald. >> rose: a that day you went up to a secret service guy,

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