districts where there was fox versus where there wasn't so i think it's safe to say that if you watch m s n b c all the time in a similar way you may think certain things are important think certain things are outrageous but that's the thing is the study was done with fox because you know remember even though its motto is fair and balanced you know when he who works there or who watches it doesn't think that it's a leaning conservative station i'm not breaking any ground here by mentioning that so it was i think these factors that made it very easy and very concrete to study the results so i think that's why all right and i know that you are on capitol hill today asking lawmakers yourselves about this i got some interesting responses so you know there's a big vote today and we sort of were hanging out outside of the house chamber and spoke to several lawmakers walking by managed to catch a bunch of republicans and you know i really got some mixed reactions people left in my pay phase people thought this idea was proposed or as but let me show you a snippet of what a couple of them told me. it's

it's all just a-b-c. you don't have to have any kind of a degree to follow the steps to take. lot of information about the government and tricks that they use and the corporations and how they sort of hide the money or keep the money, or don't let you know where the money is. >> it's your money. they're holding money for you. it's up to you to claim it. >> i used the first technique in the book. shockingly i was able to find $8,000. it literally took me about 30 seconds. it was pretty amazing. so the book paid for itself hundreds of times over. when i first opened up the package, my husband was a little mad that i bght it. >> what have you done bought? >> he was actually ready for me to send it back right away. once i was able to show him the $500 guarantee, then he was a little bit more willing to read the book. >> what else do we have? >> well, the other thing that came in the package is this book called debt cures. this is actually the book that sounded interesting too because it tells you how to cut your credit card debt in half. >> oh, thank you. >> yeah, which we need. >

i'm gonna ask you a bunch of questions and see if you can answer the questions. at what point a, b, c, d is the gravitational force that acts on that satellite a maximum? here, here, here or here? write on your paper a 'a,' a 'b,' a 'c,' or a 'd'. or if you think the gravitational force on the satellite is the same everywhere, then you write down a 'e.' same, same, right? nobody's gonna write down e for that one. in fact, what do we put down for an answer, gang? a, 'cause it's closer. b, huh? okay. number 2: at what point in the orbit does that satellite get the maximum speed? a, b, c, d or the same everywhere, e, it's an ellipse. question number 3: at what point in orbit does that satellite have the maximum velocity? what, i got the maximum speed-- number 4: at what point in orbit does that satellite have the maximum kinetic energy? a, a, a. how many say, oh, probably where it's going slowest? come on, where's the maximum kinetic energy? - a. - huh, a? is it a? well, that means the maximum speed at 'a', all as? we like all as, yeah? number 5: where does that cast satellite have the m

leaders may be too much for their reputation to be rescued in time you've got this kind of r t b c georgia and you can catch the interview with the former deputy warden at george's county prison throughout the day right here on r.t. . michael morris prominent dissident nobel laureate aung san suu kyi has become the latest style supporter of russia's punk band pussy riot the state's woman was speaking in washington where she traveled to pick up a medal from the u.s. congress suci has joined the ranks of madonna's sir paul mccartney yoko ono has to confront meanwhile russia has been stressing the decision of the courts should be respected president bloody metaphors and recently told me that he is aware of the case but will not interfere in any way the band members are serving two years behind bars for staging a so-called punk prayer in russia's main cathedral the performance has inspired several i'm tired of each of starts while this week a russian yoga teacher entered christ the savior cathedral the same one where pussy riot members staged their punk prayer and threw me over several icons in ukrain

you can park for free in lots b and c. once you arrive you can enter through gate a. the tribute starts at 11:00 this morning, goes toil 1:00 this afternoon. as a salute to mr. modell fans are suggested and urged to wear purple. coming up in the next half hour i'll have more on how the ravens will salute art modell during monday night football. >> thank you, sheldon, very much. course, the ravens will be playing this monday night. it's time to get the old grill out, stock up on the plastic cups and get those footballs and frisbees out. tailgating is ready to make its regular season debut. >> but while the ravens season opener waits in the wings, bird land is a flutter with the pennant race going on at camden yards. >> well, take a look around. everywhere you look there's orange, there's purple. baltimore is on fire for this weekend. so it's exciting. that pretty much sums it up for baltimore this weekend. >> i am definitely in overload. i'm loving it. whoo! >> from the yard to the bank. for the first time in 15 years, baltimore sports fans have two teams to care about

did i, a, beat you, b, molest you, or c, pimp you out? if not, how was i so mean to you? about it. eric." >> i kind of felt bad for lindsay when i read it, because that was someone that she loves, that was her dad, and i know she, even though she distanced herself from him, she still loved him because that was her dad. >> so, i responded to his letter. it says, "eric, i don't have problems, you do. you put yourself on death row. you killed mom, tony and natalie and had no remorse. they meant the most to me and you took them away. i will never forgive you for taking my family and neither will they. this will be the last time i ever talk to you." >> but years later, lindsay would change her mind. coming up, lindsay's final visit with her father, the day before his execution. >> about an hour or so left. i just want to tell them both i love them. >> and the never before released audio recording of eric wrinkles' last phone call, mere hours before his death when he reached out to a "lockup" field producer. >> it's kind of strange to think that you're not going to have to do t

so much on the kaiser report god bless you my whether it's the war on drugs or war on terror they're both being longer the proceeds through banks like a just b. c. and barclay walkover you of course part of wells fargo and hundreds of billions of dollars get launder through these institutions as part of their fake wars to line the pockets of these bankers any new developments and some of the tricks of the trade there isn't just the old classic money laundering scams of it is i think come come up with a new ones we like to kind of. take a look at some of the best you know best of practices for scam stores anything new out there well that the market share of the big banks has grown tremendously as a result of the bailout says you know and as you've covered i think the average person certainly here in america is starting to realize that that's the fact which is why my expression financial create highs i think more appropriate more and more people are looking at at the way i was just up in ohio at a fundraiser for a congress person who pointed out that this whole time there's only been forty people in the financial fraud section of the f.b.i. and n

you don't see yourself as that kid back there because you're grown up and you're thinking why didn't i a, b, cr d. you can't apply child logic and vulnerability to it at that time. you have to let that go. and by the way, it changes how people might react to you as well. people say well, abused children grow up to abusers. that's what people think a lot of time. by the way, that is not the case. less than 1 in 10 victims of abuse grow up to actually become abusers. to assume that because someone has been a victim they will become a perpetrator is just wrong thinking. i know you've had some issues with your family. there's family members that are worried about you being around kids, correct? >> yes. i've had family members make comments that were horrible. >> dr. phil: and i just -- i hope you guys think about that. all right. next, the horror going on behind closed doors reaches an all-time high and travis' world crashes down around him when his considers letting jerry sandusky adopt him. we'll be right back. >> when jerry was first arrested, i was extremely shocked. i didn't think he was stil

now if you happen to catch m s n b c's up with chris hayes on sunday you might have seen a panel discussion recapping the d.n.c. actually i was blown away with what one panelist had to say about obama's foreign policy and d.n.c. rhetoric so let's take a look at that clip. from the good to hear him a message you see about foreign policy or the convention felt like we were watching obama for america meet up not an actual serious critique of this president's most egregious asses foreign policy where you do see that of the republicans there's all of this going after romney and i think it's completely legitimate but some of the core issues of this president's national foreign policy national security policy are not being debated loves jeremy scahill foreign policy writer for the nation who also exposed blackwater's sordid misconduct economists and receive their culture coverage of the d.n.c. and i love how he just threw out the whole agenda and pretty much made the show his own and because he called out and this n.b.c. is a lacking for the democratic establishment instead of going along with the

we're talking you know former pennsylvania governor ed rendell a democrat who's an m s n b c contributor we're talking as you said giuliani we're talking tom ridge the former homeland security secretary under george w. bush is it just about money or that they just being paid a ridiculous amount of money or is there something else i mean i can't imagine that you know al qaeda could come in and pay any amount of money to u.s. politicians to get their way don't you think that they really truly believe that has been wrongfully characterized as terrorists i think that there are some people on that list who don't didn't know any better you have president obama's former national security advisor basically said he didn't know what the group was he just saw that they were opposed the iranian regime so he said hey you know free flight a free meal and twenty thousand dollars to advocate for this group that's fine by me but you have other people like for instance dana rohrbacher in the house or. who have said they actually support this group because they're willing to use violence rudy giuliani afte

b has a center of gravity right about here. and truck c has it way up about here. which of those trucks will tip? a, b, c, or all or none? check the person you sit next to and see what you think. straight down? yup. straight down? yup, b and c. oh, ah, this is not so good, gang. yeah. which one gonna tip, gang? all of them. how many say all? that's right, all. i got this-- i got the hill a little steeper than i'm used to drawing. you see, what happens is the-- see there's a little lever arm distance here, a lever arm distance here, a lever distance here, okay? let's suppose i were more careful when i was drawing this and i put this center of gravity here like over here and i-- well, here's the criterion. if i come up from that wheel, if it's anywhere to the right, i'm okay. if it's anywhere to the left, i'm not okay and over-- it's gonna tip. do you kinda see that? some people think if the center of gravity is highest, the more it will tip. not necessarily. it's whether or not it's beyond a point of support, because--let's suppose i had, like, bigger wheels. let's suppose i draw it like this. now, when i draw this, this is what i got to do.

text b if you think any game against pittsburgh is important. or c if you do not think we will know until december. standard text messaging rates apply. high school football tonight. howard county. apleton put on a good show. the coach was named the baltimore ravens coach of the week. dixon, 5 yard touchdown. 13-0, lightning. capping off a 75 yard drive. 13-6. is it murray. he runs into the short touchdown. 2 point inversion. no good. but the game away. diverting on a 4th and 2. that did it. 13-12, final. >> fall is here. >> officially tomorrow. >> it is that season. i like fall. the greatest season around here. >> football. of course it is a great season. >> scattered storms samarra. skies will clara tomorrow night. sunday looks beautiful. 70 degrees for the high temperatures. last time a plane to england, the kickoff temperature was 20 was. a subtle improvements there. monday looks beautiful. lots of sunshine. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- anncr: a good job

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b. c. you're going to cloud computing you know a cloud to trade by computers on central bank policy like we've talked about of the miscalculating credit miscalculating risk because what that's kind of like it's like you have a giant multi-car pileups and you're looking for who to blame amongst the drivers but you never look up to see that the traffic lights are all screwed up so it's not the drivers fault they're crashing into each other because the traffic lights are giving the mixed signals and that's the basic one of the basic flaws of having a central bank of the people it's the price of money that middle east interest rates and we know that whole analysis but never think that there is anything funny about it being a former reagan guy on a c m d c. doesn't have to talk about forces but i like that stuff like i like this i like this because it feeds on the whole thing about health care and in general we were problem society which is that we try to diagnose we try to treat symptoms with understanding and treating the disease and that's the problem and the fed is part of the disease and the s

you. vice president marshall: i thing next week, we have another disciplinary case. is that correct? i just wanted to make sure. we will take public comment on the items 2 a, b, c, and d. none? all right. if you want to say something tonight, you better. >> sorry for my tardiness. it has been a rough week. tough. i read all the papers today, all this stuff about under reporting the asian and latino crimes. i read the article of one4 the officers -- i do not want to get into it. my facebook page has like 400 >> . you know something? -- by 400 clicks. you know something? there is always somebody in the group that wants to start it up. there is somebody on the inside. have some fun with it. you have a good day. vice president marshall: further public comment? hearing none, of public comment is closed. let us call, out of order, item number four. >> public comment on all matters pertaining to closed session, including public comment on the choice to hold the item in closed session. vice president marshall: any public comment? hearing none, item five. >> whether to hold a closed session, and whether to assert attorney-client privilege. vice president marshall: commi

you can to a dollar. want to say hi to somebody? >> yeah, all my family and friends back in vancouver, b. c ontario. >> drew: thank you very much. how about an 80? 80, 80, 80, 80. that's a good number. right over there. sherrie, you've got to beat an 80. want to say hi to somebody? >> to my whole family, i love you, and happy birthday, myron. >> drew: thank you. 60. spin again, you've got to get to 80. it's a lot heavier than people think it is. you have 60, and... too much. that was close, man. donald, come on up here, buddy, you've got to get to 80. want to say hi to somebody? >> yes, hello to my sister delores, i'm doing this for her, my children, my brothers, all my friends and family. all my friends and family. >> drew: 90! and don al is on his way to the showcase! showcases are next, folks, don't go away. and i'm here to tell homeowners that are 62 and older about a great way to live a better retirement. it's called a reverse mortgage. [ male announcer ] call right now to receive your free dvd and booklet with no obligation. it answers questions like how a reverse mortgage works, how

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denial of public comment, and i was told point blank, you can't talk about that, you can only talk about agenda item a, b and c. and i said in response and that is a violation of my constitutional rights. and then i was forced to drag you, this commission, to the sunshine ordinance task force, which said i was right. and yet there has not been a word, an acknowledgement or apology or anything else. very frankly, what i said about the police department's legal division not feeling any compulsion to follow the california public record act or bract holds true for this commission. i have witnessed myself. as a citizen who sees know your rights under sunshine on your agenda and then is under the extra burden of having to take you to court -- to a hearing before the sunshine ordinance task force, which the person who did it won't even bother to attend, is i think really egregious. we will follow the rules if it suits our purpose and if it doesn't we'll simply ignore them. then when people question our honesty, we will act like oh,, he's just a crum pi old man that has nothing to do than come here and make it hard on

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you up as it currently stands. >> commissioner renne. >> i agree with commission studley, that to combine "a" and "c" into one "a," make it "a." >> or "b." i was putting willful first because it's more severe. >> you would do willful first? >> because it's a higher order. >> i would make what is now "a" and "c" read, nonwillful violations by elected officials, department heads and city officers and employees. and that gets them all. and then say willful violations by city officers. and i agree it's confusing and your paren probably takes care of it. rather than a paren, i may say willful violations by city officers and employees other than elected officials and department heads. >> that's what i had originally. but i think it's six half, either way. >> and during public comment i would be interested to hear if anyone thinks that we would lose something by merging those. i think it would make it easier for people to understand. willful and nonwillful in all categories. >> agreed. 2-1-b. >> i have a -- are you finished with "a"? >> i was. >> and going to "b." go ahead. >> let's address all of them in "a." commissioner renne if you have o

you up as it currently stands. >> commissioner renne. >> i agree with commission studley, that to combine "a" and "c" into one "a," make it "a." >> or "b." i was putting willful first because it's more severe. >> you would do willful first? >> because it's a higher order. >> i would make what is now "a" and "c" read, nonwillful violations by elected officials, department heads and city officers and employees. and that gets them all. and then say willful violations by city officers. and i agree it's confusing and your paren probably takes care of it. rather than a

again it says when you had this conversation about rewriting 2-a-1, 2, and a and b and c, about willful violations and nonwillful violations. again it doesn't mention city manage managers. we are talking about a and of 6734. and the city manager and since that phrase exists in the sunshine ordinance, should remain in this section. moving to 2-2-e, i notice again there is a numbering problem. section 1-a, dealt with going to arabic numbers, following the "a." this section picks up with lower case numbers in parenthesis. and it's just confusing that you go from 1-a-1 to 1-2-a to roman numeral. the numbering in this thing needs serious reworking. in addition on section 2-2 e. on page 9 of version of this on the table here. subparagraph c and d, shows that you are attempting to while deliberating and finding that you are offering in your regulations mitigating and expulcaatory in your process. i don't think you should provide for any exceptions that they relied on good faith for an exception provided by the sunshine ordinance. because of course those exceptions have to come from sepra and t

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you tend to make. is it a, work, b, the more you read or c, the more degrees you earn? >> renee wrote on our wusa9 facebook fan page, i have to go with c even though i'm not sure if it's true anymore. >> log on to our facebook fan page. weld' love to hear what you think. -- we'd love to hear what . >>> we're off to a mild start. we'll see mostly cloudy skies, a bit of sunshine through midday and cloudy conditions this afternoon. we're keeping our conditions fairly sunny through midday. that will get us to a high near 8 3w. i'm expecting an -- 83. i'm expecting an opportunity for some late day showers and a thunderstorm to develop. >>> nationals magic number to clinch the division is still five after a loss. >> kyle shanahan also learns his punishment when it comes to confronting those replacement refs as he chased them down the tunnel. dave owens has more in your morning sports. >>> good morning, everybody. a phrase you often hear when covering a mike shanahan press conference: you've got to keep your poise. oftentimes he's talking about his players, though. he might wa

you, commissioner, anything further from the commissioners? >> okay, hearing none, we are now at public comment on-line items 2, a, b, c, and d. >> commissioners, ray hearts director san francisco open government. i guess that you probably sense a certain level of anger and frustration from me when i come before you. because i watch your meetings on sfgtv if i am not here, and it isn't just the fact that you seem to disregard the rights of the citizens under the sunshine ordinance and the brown act. but you seem to be flagrant about making promises and commitments you don't keep. last week there were documents that were shown on the overhead which were not leg able for the members of the public. documents which under the law should have been made available in the information packet which was sent out. and then they should have been available to the public so they could be participating in this. and it gives the lie to the idea that you want the public participation and then you deny the documents and the information that people need to actually make meaningful public comment. and then, you make a commitment to putting these documents later up

is it a, makeup, b, deodorant or c, shampoo. >> the answer is b, deodorant whro. would have thunk it. >> youmell wonderful. thank you. >>> one more check of traffic and weather after this. >>> welcome back. 6:58. breezy this afternoon. mid-70s. could be a shower late tonight, tomorrow. chances for showers here and there through the weekend. highs in the low 70s. >>> if you're planning to head around town, i want to let you know penn line 413 is 8 to 10 minutes late. also, southbound 270 some slow traffic as you head down through germantown. by the way, northbound route 5 at brandywine, the accident is causing delays although it's been cleared. >>> thanks for joining us this morning. we finish with urban artistry once again. guys, take it away. ♪

you lose? >> the classic line from a movie where alec baldwin says "a, b, c, be always closing." we have to do something as a result of the message. what do you want them to do? set up the next appointment time? set up an introduction? what do you want to have happen? when you ask somebody to do something as a result of the message the higher probability you will get the outcome you are looking for. >> thank you. elevator pitch is one of the most important things for people to get good at. >> thank you for having me. >>> when we come back, a tip from the new book on why you should never say no. and our panel talks about where you start when you want to end your business. we travel back to connecticut as we make sure potential customers have no reservations about staying at erica's bed & breakfast. on every one of our cards there's a date. a reminder... that before this date, we have to exceed expectations. we have to find new ways to help make life easier, more convenient and more rewarding. it's the reason why we don't have costumers. we have members. american express. welcome in

angle or approach that these more specific outlets have but you know that's really going to have to go for the analysis not c.n.n. m s n b c or definitely not fox overly interesting press they have pleasure to have you on as our interview christopher chambers a journalism professor for georgetown university. and as anti-american protests spread from country to country the u.s. is taking extra precautions among them dado is suspending joint missions in afghanistan and definitely this after a suicide attack in afghanistan killed twelve people a group allied with the taliban claimed responsibility and reportedly said it was a response to the anti muslim film produced here in the u.s. now nato strategy on the ground in afghanistan faces new hurdles with nato announcing it will suspend training the afghan army this is seen as critical for afghanistan being able to fight the taliban once the u.s. pulls out of the country so what does this all mean for the future of afghanistan and the u.s. relationship with the country to discuss i'm joined now by anthony shaffer of the task force on national and homeland security at the center

solution so how does this fit in to this dance well it one has to understand why the c b did what it did first of all you have to turn the chapter back to greece. when greece restructure and defaulted it exercised something called a collective action clause and it forced the bondholders to take a new security after the fact it breached the contract d.c.b. held some of those bonds so the e.c.b. made a deal in a bond swap before the default so it could maintain a senior claim that created an impression on the markets which they hadn't thought about before there was some research on it but they hadn't thought about it and what did the market say they said d.e.c. be the has the power to have a senior claim above our bons can they then realize they have rather than fair oh well that's right we got stiffed yeah and so what happened they said we're going to widen out the credit spread because if they did it to us once they'll do it to us again portugal spreads when out spain went out italy went out we saw an adjustment in credit spreads because the market had to price in a new possibility that there could be a

angle or approach that these more specific outlets have but you know that's really going to have to go for the analysis not c.n.n. m s n b c or definitely not fox have really interesting press they have pleasure to have you on as i think you christopher chambers a journalism professor for a georgetown university. still ahead an r t occupy wall street brings in its anniversary with massive demonstrations and where there is protests you can bet there are arrested over one hundred eighty in the big apple alone and i had a wrap up of yesterday's events. but this week marks the one year anniversary since the birth of the occupy wall street movement and occupiers commemorated the day with hundreds taking to the streets in new york city protesting corporate influence on politics plays reportedly arrested one hundred eighty one protesters artie's on a saucy a church and i gives a wrap up of how the day played out. after the occupy wall street movement is here after its inception. takes the big apple by storm in full force i think i think that it is up more spac and behind barricades from the wee hours of the morning. marches and a