y significa que la economía está en un bache.mana hicieron fila para solicitar trabajos. el inníndice de desempleo nacio estuvo fijo. y entre los latinos. y hemos creado trabajos. y hay pocos y se han creado trabajos. >>> la mayoría de los economistas no cree que se trata de una segunda recesión >>> dijo que los empleadores no están des pidiendo trabajadores, simplemente no están contratando a nuevo personal. y la secretaria de trabajo, culpa en parte a los republicanos. >>> ellos no quieren, apoyar este presidente para apoyar a crear, estos trabajos. >>> en un comentario alentador, el líder republicano, dijo que si hay áreas de común acuerdo en las que están dispuestos a trabajar con el mandatario. >>> el reporte de hoy, pone más presión sobre el presidente y crea más expectativa sobre el plan del jueves y que dicen que uniría estrategias distintas para reactivar la economía el gobierno pronosticó que el nivel de desempleo se mantendrá en 9% durante el 2012. que hará más difícil a 0 bam mantenerse en el poder. en washington, tel

are forming by the breakdown of large bases or what is the smallest piece of plastic present on the bache that was the challenge i set to two of my graduate students just at the over ten years ago. richard has found fragments of plastic that can be measured in microns finer than a human. and his found huge quantities of them. of all of the pieces that we we extract that look a little bit unusual around about a third we can found to be plastic. he thought that maybe his findings were the result of a freak event on a particular plymouth beach so he analyzed the sound of ten other british beaches then he checked all stars the same time worldwide. we found these materials every place we've examined and that surprised me the ubiquity the fact that these we know that large items of debris and now covering the ocean surface that down in the deep sea bad but the fact that they chose world wide and now contaminated with small fragments of plastic was actually quite surprising to me i expected that maybe as we move to more remote places that perhaps we wouldn't find any plastics at this this micros

the judge awarded mary bach $100. on two occasions, she went to the store and bought sausages priced at 98-cent, but they charged her a whole dollar instead. wal-mart tried to refund her change, but bachman refused. so, what do you think about this one? did she go overboard just to save a few pennys on this? send your thoughts to mcginty's mail bag. or just post your comments on our facebook page. >>> a man's will to live is put to the test. >> supposedly just lost control. there was a bright car and if you saw where the accident happened, several cars have gone off. >> a father manages to survive for nearly a week trapped inside his car, which had been driven off a cliff. we'll talk about it, how he was rescued. it's all coming up. >> also still to come, those new bank fees have plenty of people upset tonight. we'll try to get to the bottom of why they are coming and maybe they are a good thing. stay with us. >>> we want to hear what you think. send your e-mails to mcginty's mail bag. the address, mailbag@wusa9.com.

bach, i think you are an excellent prosecutor, but you are in a different county. you have more conservative ideas than san franciscans do here i have represented people both as a prosecutor and defense attorney. my record speaks for itself. i have not been running since july 2010 or july of this year. i have only been running for a month. my poll numbers are great. my attitude is good. i am out there, fresh, energized, and i would like the bar association to vote because you never get enough people to vote, so please vote and let the public know who is best qualified and best represents what the district attorney is all about. >> i want to thank the league and the bar for providing this opportunity. this has been a very professional environment, and i really appreciate it. i have over 30 years of experience in working directly with communities on the street and in their homes to make communities and cities safer appeared as police chief, homicide dropped nearly in half when i was here. when i became district attorney in january, i continue that trajectory by movin

so for me to join my colleague yulia bach where she'll be here in around fifty five minutes time to bring you a business update and headlines are next with alice on r.t. do stay with us. the worldwide manhunt for him lasted for fifteen years. one million new mobile org was promised first come cheap. political must murder for the west. the national hero for many and there's a. general in the serbian army. marc lamont. hill. on our two. cultures that so much of the taxpayers' money i mean i seriously am a real serious problem so for the rates during the great financial contraction millions watched their jobs and all but the rich of only got the rich or should the rich pay more. it's half past the hour here in moscow this is russia says the u.n. must immediately call for all sides in the syrian conflict to stop the violence and stop talking the big game of the moscow condemned the recent actions which threaten to hurt the people more than the regime. libyan rebels prepared to attack one of colonel gadhafi last doesn't stronghold the town of bani walid after efforts to negotiate the surrender

. >> reporter: businessman james bach applied for federal disaster aid to rebuild his fitness center. he needs help to cover $100,000 in damages. >> this is where the money should be going to help our people get back in business paying taxes, creating jobs. that's what they're talking about doing and that's what i'm talking about doing and that's what they should be doing. >> reporter: and in addition to all of this, scott, residents displaced by the flood having two other problems on their hands: one, there are not a lot of places to rent around here and, two, you can't live in a fema trailer in this area because it's inside of a flood zone. >> pelley: michelle, thank you very much. in the presidential race, a lot of republican primary voters are dissatisfied with their choices. in a cbs news/"new york times" poll, only 43% say they're satisfied while 50% say no, they want more choices. rick perry is coming off a tough weekend and political correspondent jan crawford reports on the straw polls that broke the front-runner's momentum. >> reporter: texas governor rick perry is in full d

bach, i think you are an excellent prosecutor, but you are in a different county. you have more conservative ideas than san franciscans do here i have represented people both as a prosecutor and defense attorney. my record speaks for itself. i have not been running since july 2010 or july of this year. i have only been running for a month. my poll numbers are great. my attitude is good. i am out there,

shareholder is the united states of america well any dollar in the euro but is invested in the fund goes bach. to the member principle and interest we're not in the business helps us of subsidies we're not in the business of giving grants the u.s. and europe are holding the most votes in the organization and veto power despite the fact that emerging economies have been the engine of global growth in recent years the organization's policymaking has been under fire for being biased in favor of its top shareholders one of the functions of the i.m.f. is crisis warning and prevention but when three years ago the financial crisis in the us was sending devastating shock waves throughout the world the organization proved completely redundant in the case of united they should have taken a much stronger position warning about the build up financial that to be. that write it up again and. completely drop the ball and it must be able to monitor the rich and united states as well as other countries it will lose its credibility some experts see the intimacy between the i.m.f. and u.s. corporations as a mat

so for me to join my colleague julia bach where she'll be here in around thirty five minutes time to bring you a business update and headlines are next with me to stay with us. all . the worldwide manhunt for him lasted for fifteen years. and one million year old warrant was promised for his country. political miss murphy in the west. for many members of the. general and the serbian army. mug. for the us on our cheap. culture is that so much of a taxpayer is blaming them and we'll make a list of some of the rates during the great financial contraction millions lost their jobs and all but the rich of only gotten richer should the rich pay more.

did in that chapter it on the other end of the spectrum toward the end of the book you wrote about bach the saga shape the new age what. your thoughts on yeah yeah sunfish a was you know i said this is something came out of my first book killing the buddha travelling around the country and i was fascinated with the way i think a lot of people identify with me way. religions or spiritualities and they see that as a form of counter cultural expression i'm you know i'm history i mean just in religion my most interest in politics i'm interested in what happened to the left in america and i think when you go and you look at you see a lot of people expressing energy that might once have been. a political critique saying well what i do is i shop a whole foods i eat organic that that is that is sufficient and then they go the bit further and say i have these alternative spiritualities and that's enough when you look at those things you discover that it's not all that counterculture in some senses that in fact in the new age is infused with a real commitment to the same kind of sort of economics

members of congress is asking the georgia parole board to grant clemency to davis so for davis and bach their lives still hang in the balance with the supreme court intervening and bucks case i still argue that that really is a glimmer of hope we can only hope the georgia parole board or the georgia governor do the same thing for davis whose guilt is still very much in question. and now since nine eleven the amount of money that's spent on homeland security has ballooned to at least seventy five billion dollars per year since nine eleven we also haven't had a successful terrorist attack on u.s. soil so it's all have spending been worth it not according to a new analysis details in a book that took a look at cost effectiveness comparing the costs of the security measures with the benefits us tell you in lives saved and damages a verdict they found in order for the seventy five billion an enhanced expenditures on homeland security would be deemed a cost effective they would have to deter prevent foil or protect each year against one thousand six hundred and sixty seven attacks that comes

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a very common theme here at the two day summit it's talk more about that joining me now is daniel bach trousers head of the institute for policy and strategy an israeli think tank thank you very much for being with us i'd like to begin with the recent developments that we stop between turkey and israel what do you think that means for the region but the begin with let me pay my condolences to the families of. people which most. productive so no matter how you how you're used to suffer casualties and we know where it's going with steve because i'm always problematic from real condolences to the families and to the city of here i will stop. as far as turkey is concerned i think that something with which i would love to see before this just by the unfortunately i'm afraid to a long time ago took a decision a strategic decision and it's not really necessarily relate to. the show of the flotilla or the usual for gaza that's turkish police say. they look a lot you sure and the u.n. people could probably pull this off to an excuse. for the policy not to think that there's any hope of course p

and bach beckle keeps calling asking to run my campaign.s has been one of the most joy joyful parts of my life over the past five years, setting aside my wife and children and my work. some of my friends and the place easy live and going out and playing pool. other than that, it is really tough. >> i respect you immensely. it sounds like i am about to die. >> we just needed to fill up the e block. >> way to bring it down. >> i am glad you didn't include the bit about the hot wing sandwiches and smoking some weed. >> believe me. we are not allowed to show that anymore. >> we are going to see you in a minute. we will close things out with a post game wrap up from mike baker. to see clips of recent shows go to foxnews.com/redeye. >>> let's return to mike baker for the post game wrap up. >> when you did you stop pronouncing your name camille? >> i respond to anything that starts with a k. >> tell us about america's future foundation. >> we have a number of phenomenal events throughout the months of october and november and everywhere from dc to

they show barbara bach would be vulnerable as well. do you have someone to run up against some? going to be much more troubled for feinstein that he was for boxing. you know, she had a scandal related to her treasure. she's got to throw her own money and. i think we are looking -- there's a couple people looking at the race, some decent names. at least one is pretty good. >> who? >> jim rogan, he is a very good campaign is. >> nobody with a big paycheck, i mean check out? >> mag has a great job now at hp. cement this is just a stay tuned. i think you'll see something within the next month or you may be bring me back in a month and i'll have a better answer. >> i will take you up on that one. thanks for coming by. okay. coming up we have the latest dc hearings on cylinder of. remember that company in fremont next and how it might affect president obama. we talked to some political insiders about that hearing. ,,,, whoever said that "less is more" is more or less mathematically challenged. less isn't more, it's less. and the only thing more than more is a lot more. which is exactl

mindy bach, in the bay area. >> an annual forbes magazine survey rated the value of nfl franchise withthe dallas cowboys topping the list. what would you be willing to pay? >> how about a billion between us? half and half? >> no way. they would have to pay us. >> you're going to need $1.8 billion. the 49ders rank 22nd among all teams. i guess we could split it three ways. sfwlld cou could split it three ways. >> # 00 >> for a full half hour as we head toward the opening weekend, >>> the jewels belonging to the late elizabeth taylor will be auctioned off. the "today show" got the first peek at her jewels. the $30 million collection includes a 33 carat diamond ring, a present from richard burton and a 16th century pear-shaped pearl that once belonged to napolean. the auction house is taking the diamonds, rubies and emeralds on a world tour. money raised by the admission prices will benefit the elizabeth taylor aids foundation. which are you going to buy for your wife? >> i used toed a dorn laura with jewels, and then we had tripl s triplets. >> thousand you can adorn her with diapers. >>

as mindy bach reports, golden bears are out to impress. >> cal turns to an experienced group of players to put last season's 5-7 record behind them. most of the teammates have not had much game time together. >> we have great team chemistry right now. guys have worked very, very hard. i think they have a renewed enthusiasm. >> that enthusiasm begins with the junior transfer who will take the first snap since saturday. >> he has done a great job of learning it quickly. great job through fall camp. getting a lot of reps. doing a really good job of it. i am excited to watch him play. >> as he prepaurz res to coach. he has to prepare for the unknown. tedford knows little about the strengths of the bulldogs players. if there is one thing he does know is that pat hill's teams tend to be physical and very fast. >> you have to make sure you honor their speed and respect their speed. and we need to fly to the ball. and it's going to be a four quarter game. for sure. going to have to play hard the nosed football for all four quarters. >> competition on the field its what tedford says will answer

shortly after signing the contract, gore spoke exclusively with our mindy bach. >> you wanted the extension to get your mind right, what is the difference in your mind noek it it -- mind knowing it its done. >> just knowing they wanted me here. i wanted to say thanks. they were honest with me. showing they want me here for the next three to four years. >> you said you wanted a fair deal. three-year extension after this one. is that fair. you happy with the terms. >> i feel it its a great deal. you know, y'all can't beat that. when you look act the average. came out to -- i was looking, looking for -- but the main thing. you know -- the team. drafting me. and i can fin, my career here. >> well as for the raiders, just one preseason game remaining. head coach hugh jackson remains unhappy with his defense. the unit dominated by new orleans sunday night. jackson wasn't looking to hide his frustrations at practice earlier today. >> i lock to pike to play win. i haven't won yet, it pisses me off. another opportunity to get me ready before the season starts. our players understand that. at least t

i just had this year at 55 my first performances of bach's passion and i'm glad i waited that long. unforgettable for me. but at the same time we priered a month later an extraordinary new swing symphony by wynton marsalis with the orchestra. >> rose: oh, yes. >> an it's interesting. the end of last season all of us felt that these were two of the great fillers of what we did. but unless we keep on producing new we had it. and we have to find the next matthew passions. >> rose: do you look at him and say, man... because you can identify with... >> there is a generation of conductors coming up inhich gustavo is an incredible example who are so good and have such old heads on young shoders but thank god gustavo got a few things to learn. >> rose: exactly. >> but i've heardoncerts from him. i've heard concerts from nelsons which are so masterly and it's funny. i thought to myself am i going to feel bad about this? actually, i'm thrilled to sit and listen to see this next generation coming up who've just eaten everything. of course gustavo has been doing it but he has an uncanny physica

that's is a surprise for somebody who works for michelle bach man to say that. >> he did say people areg up their minds about things. >> sure. everybody knows that. but it was the statement he made that's it's a perry, romney race and michele bachmann is in third. that's surprising to hear somebody say that works for a candidate. >> good to have you on. next, texas on fire. have you seen the images? wildfires burning across the state fuelled by winds and drought conditions. no relief in sight. one man forced to evacuate. you can smell the earth burning. pe we eel take you there. and lee may not be a tropical storm but continues to wreak havoc on the south. heavy winds, possibly tornadoes in georgia. ♪ i just want to be okay ♪ be okay, be okay ♪ i just want to be okay today - ♪ i just want to know today - [ whistles ] ♪ know today, know today - [ cat meows ] - ♪ know that maybe i will be okay ♪ [ chimes ] travelers can help you protect the things you care about... and save money with multi-policy discounts. are you getting the coverage you need... and the discounts you deserve? for an ag

bach on august 24th the government seized a million dollars worth from gibson saying it was illegal to import it from india. hear is the really interesting part. had gibson imported this from india as finished piece it would be perfectly legal to import. not the wood itself, the amount of manufacturering led into it. this is what gibson say the u.s. government, the white house, the administration wants to ship u.s. jobs overseas. 40 people work at gibson work putting this together. according to the bruce mitchell, the lead counsel for gibson. he says that whole idea flies in the face of the president's speech tomorrow about putting americans back to work. here is what he told me. >> gibson, you know, is a 100% american-made. 100% american-made. we're proud of that. we export 60% of what we produce in the united states. so if you take in context, in fairness to president obama's speech, let's put america back to work, more jobs, more exports, more exports, more jobs. gibson is the poster-child for that. >> reporter: now here's the other part of this that is really interesting. this is e

. -- my name is greg bachs. can you tell us what the chances are of high-speed rail in texas and would avert possible new positions that might create? >> high-speed rail is coming to america. there is no stopping it. we have made $10 billion plus worth of investments in high- speed intercity rail. all federal money. that is $10 billion plus more than has ever been invested in high-speed intercity rail ever in the history of our country. it is thank you to the vision of president obama pick this is something that he -- vision of president obama. this is something that he feels very strongly about. the lion's share of the money, over $3 billion, has been invested in california, where they will really have high-speed rail. it will connect the state and the trains will go over 200 miles an hour. we have made investments in the midwest, a train from detroit to chicago to st. louis. those investments are fixing up tracks along an amtrak quarter. we have made huge investments in the northeast corridor. i am very happy

supreme court has delayed the execution of a texas death row inmate, dwayne edward bach had eaten what the execution about questions of trial testimony that may have been racially tainted. a psychologist testified that blacks and hispanics are more hikely to commit future crimes. he was convicted of two killings in 1995. >>> bleak financial news for the maker of the blackberry smartphone. shares of research in moex fell sharply today, after the company announced weaker than expected second-quarter results. research in motion once dominated the high-end cell phone market with the blake barry but it's had a tough time competing with the iphone. pakistan's prime minister canceled his trip to the united states, due to floods that have killed more than 200 people. prime minister was scheduled to address the united nations general assembly in new york. pakistan's foreign minister will travel to the u.s. in his place. officials say at least 5.7 million pakistanis have been affected by the flooding. >>> and sir paul mccartney and his fiancee plan to tie the knot in the same place where he marr

but i'm not going to micromanage what senator murray, senator kerry, and senator bach -- baucus is doing thank you, everybody. >> senator reid laying out some of the senate schedule. also talking about this so-called supercommittee, the joint committee on deficit reduction. remember we will have live coverage of their first meeting tomorrow at 10:30 eastern on c-span3. meanwhile the house will come back this afternoon at about 5:30 eastern to consider three bills, including one to extend duty-free products in the u.s. votes at 6:30. tomorrow the house members consider legislation to authorize $300 million to expand charter schools throughout the country. and tomorrow evening the president address to a joint session of coverage. we'll have live coverage of the house when they return. about 5:30 here on c-span. on c-span3 today all day coverage of a 10-year anniversary of 9/11 and look at terrorism threats and the panels today include current and former members of the intelligence community and homeland security john pistol, the t.s.a. director is speaking live now on c-span3. at 8:00 east

. -- my name is greg bachs. can you tell us what the chances are of high-speed rail in texas and would avert possible new positions that might create? >> high-speed rail is coming to america. there is no stopping it. we have made $10 billion plus worth of investments in high- speed intercity rail. all federal money. that is $10 billn plus more than has ever been invested in high-speed intercity rail ever in the history of our country. it is thank you to the vision of president obama pick this is something that he -- vision of president obama. this is something that he feels very strongly about. the lion's share of the money, over $3 billion, has been invested in california, where they will really have high-speed rail. it will connect the state and the trains will go over 200 miles an hour. we have made investments in the midwest, a train from detroit to chicago to st. louis. those investments are fixing up tracks along an amtrak quarter. we have made huge investments in the northeast corridor. i am very happy th

. -- my name is greg bachs. can you tell us what the chances are of high-speed rail in texas and would avert possible new positions that might create? >> high-speed rail is coming to america. there is no stopping it. we have made $10 billion plu worth of investments in high- speed intercity rail. all federal money. that is $10 billion plus more than has ever been invested i high-speed intercity rail ever in the history of our country. it is thank you to the vision of president obama pick this is something that he -- vision of president obama. this is something that he feels very strongly about. the on's share of the money, over $3 billion, has been invested in california, where they will really have high-speed rail. it will connect the state and the trains will go over 200 miles an hour. we have made investments in the midwest, a train from detroit to chicago to st. louis. those investments are fixing up tracks along an amtrak quarter. we have made huge investments in the northeast corridor. i am very happy that

. -- my name is greg bachs. can you tell us what the chances are of high-speed rail in texas and would avert possible new positions that might create? >> high-speed rail is coming to america. there is no stopping it. we have made $10 billion plus worth of investments in high- speed intercity rail. all federal money. that is $10 billion plus more than has ever been invested in high-speed intercity rail ever in the history of our country. it is thank you to the vision of president obama pick this is something that he -- vision of president obama. this is something that he feels very strongly about. the lion's share of the money, over $3 billion, has been invested in california, where they will really have high-speed rail. it will connect the state and the trains will go over 200 miles an hour. we have made investments in the midwest, a train from detroit to chicago to st. louis. those investments are fixing up tracks along an amtrak quarter. we have made huge investments in the northeast corridor. i am very happy