i know daphne has written a lot about this and, and also bill white. i published a paper in 2004 in the treatment, alcoholism treatment quarterly, which actually talks a lot about the issue of terminology and how it may affect, how it's imprecise. for example, we use the term abuse, generically, but also it's a diagnostic label, it's actually a, a dsm diagnostic label, which creates a lot of confusion when you see it written. are they referring to the more generic issue, you know, regarding the whole range of problems versus a particular diagnosis, that has specific meaning? so it's imprecisely used and this is a problem, of course, in communication. so one of the things that i think we need to, we need to have a term that describes these problems generically... and the institute of medicine has tried to deal with that, have they not? yes and the world health organization too, so in the 1970's they were advocating against using the term abuse, even though the american psychiatric association adopted that term which is unfortunate because then that give

who has guided the port through this trust exchange discussion with state lands, outside cancel bill white, to walk through some of the slides at pier 70 and share some of the history with you. >> good morning, commissioners. brad has himself become an expert in the public trust over the years. this may be the last time that i have to the system of public trust matters. the history of pier 70 is quite interesting. i will not get into many details, but i will walk through days maps that brad has prepared to give you a flavor of why we have this opportunity in the first place. as you know, most of the land that the ford owns in the portfolio is subject to the trust. virtually all of it came to the stadium the burton act. most of the land owned by the state in the city was subject to the trust. pier 70 is a major exception, and it has given us this rare our opportunity to do an internal trust swap without having to look outside of the port's own holdings to effectuate the trade. so let us look at one of the earliest conveyances of property, here at the site, in the light green area at the bot

and so i think it's real important that, and, and i think bill white talks about this, that the greatest stigma reducer is when you begin to promote these relationships, their interactions between communities and people in recovery or the interaction between treatment programs and the neighborhoods where they're located. and i think it's really, really important. and lureen i want to go into the, the treatment system itself. are there opportunities for the treatment system, the individuals that are providing the treatment in your, you're in a state entity and certainly this program is sponsored by a federal entity, are there opportunities for, for those entities to look at the change that needs to happen in language and, and what can be done about that? i think it's very important, i do think it's an opportunity. one of the things that we're doing in new york is that, we've taken the language that samhsa has promoted and we have sort of tweaked it. we have a one-pager, two-sided, that we are going to be taking to every meeting, every meeting with a provider, every convention, everywhere.

good politician, i think, he had terrible numbers the last time he ran, before this, when he beat bill white, and he still managed to escape with 38% of the vote. this time he came back and beat a, you know, good democrat candidate, mayor of houston, to win, although it was a right-wing year. so look, i've said, and i'll say it again, anyone who gets a nomination for their party, and i think he could, could be president, so i wouldn't write him off, but he has a lot of explaining to do because of his inconsistent inconsistent inconsistents and budget deficits in texas that haven't been dealt with. >> governor dooepean, how do you feel democrats in the white house are doing so far in terms of positioning the president for his run and trying to turn around the people that will be most important for the success of the president's campaign? >> that depends on what happens in the debt deal, which has a time bomb for everyone in it. if we raise the age limit, mail it in. you have to stand up for core democratic programs. this ought to be fought on three things, this race, jobs is the biggest one a

seeing what he did to kay bailey hutchison in 2010, what he then did to the democratic nominee bill whiteis guy is a tough fighter. once he is 07b that stage, romney is not going to have any more easy nights. >> he is a tough fighter, all right. and he's never lost an election. what makes me fearful, i have nothing against him praying. i'm a minister, i believe in prayer. but i believe in preying, p-r-a-y. he seems to do other things after he prays that i don't agree with. there is a difference in christians with pray and p-r-a-y and p-r-e-y with seniors and working people. let me read you a quote that perry made with the founding foerjs fathers and as it relates. i didn't think the founding fathers when they put general welfare in their thinking about federally operated program, pensions, nor of foed rally operated program of healthcare. what they clearly said was that those issues, that the states need to address. not the federal government. so, we are talking about a candidate here that is talking about, state rights in many ways, at least being in charge of how we deal with healthcare

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to win 43% of white votes in that election and that may sound low but democrats never win a white majority. billlinton got 43% of the white votes back in 1996. al gore got 42%, john kerry got only 41% of white votes in 2004. obecause meas' 24% was on the high end. last november's she lacking of democrat -- shellacing of democrats beat a retreat. democrats got only 37% of white votes last november. 37%. it's all very worrying for the obama re-election campaign because in the most recent nbc poll, he, the president, is down to just 36% of whites. there you see the drop, helene, why the fall off? >> and you're asking me? i thought it was interesting what you said right now -- just now about the white house and obama's re-election campaign worrying about this. trying to get these guys to talk about race, is one of the hardest things to do as a reporter covering the white house. they always tell you, we don't look at it that way. they've tried so hard to present barack obama as a candidate who is not thinking race, race, race all the time they've don't present him that way. but of course they're worr

white house. theodore roosevelt marked the day with a cabinet meeting. billis mid-century mark with a star- studded, $10 million fund- raiser. and like those predecessors, barack obama's once jet-black hair is now turning gray, an outward are minder of the burdens of office. >> we knew that the road ahead was going to be difficult, that the climb was going to be steep. i have to admit, i didn't know how steep the climb was going to be. >> reporter: at the white house today there was no shortage of birthday greetings for the boss. the eastern high school band of washington, d.c. lined out outside the fence to salute the president. and there's a party this evening barbecue for family and friends. so you met barack obama when he was about 30 years old and he was michelle's fiance. >> 20 years ago this summer. >> reporter: valerie jarrett is one of the president's closest confidants. >> he embraces it as the next phase of life and enjoys it. there's nothing he can do about it. it's certainly better than the alternative so i think he's perfectly fine with being 50

well, you know -- but imagine a hillary clinton administration, imagine bill clinton in the white housel clinton in the white house. >> that's good. >> but imagine billion clinton in the white house. there would have been -- it's an ire on the right and -- >> back to you. the pitchfork crowd. working class whites. a lot of pro-choice. i know your crowd and like them personally. here's the question. would they be forgiving hillary clinton, unemployment rate and -- >> no. i think barack obama, he did climb into a burning bed. i think it would have continued along that way. here's why clinton worked nafta. >> i know the joke's on you. the drunk guy lying in bed and there's a fire. he says it's not my fault i got in the bed when it was already on fire. that's an old joke. >> welfare reform republicans like. nafta, the republican establishment loved nafta. these republicans do not like obamacare. so obama went and put through something the republican and tea party cannot stand, whereas clinton was working with them. she -- she was very good at that. she did not -- i mean, what's -- let's not

basically there was a short-term bill that the white house wanted a republican bill. and the senate democrats said, no, we want a clean bill. >> it looks like a fukushima daiichi between senator rockefeller and the house chairman dan mika. it's -- it's gotten to be -- it's so messy and it's costing $1.4 billion. >> billion with a b. >> in tax revenue coming in. you know, it just furthers the narrative of the town looking dysfunctional. >> in terms of dysfunction, we saw the evolution of the tea party coming out of the august recess two years ago. chuck, what's going to happen when members go home? >> you know, i'll be curious to see. remember the tea party got fired up in 2009 because there was some astroturf. there was an organized effort, groups out there trying to create trouble at town hall meetings. it was definitely an orchestrated campaign. you don't sense that there's any orchestrated campaigns. i'll be curious to see especially because who shows up at a town hall meeting for members of congress? it's people that have the idealogical in concrete positions on t

white house. no grand ceremony. just the signing. the billas passed in the senate by an overwhelming margin a little while before the president signed it. >>> today is the 32n't straight day of 100 degree temperatures in dallas. many parts in the south and central plains continue to endorse extreme heat. the heat wave is blamed for dozens of deaths. >>> the fifth named storm of the atlantic hurricane season tropical storm emily moving over the caribbean sea. current maximum sustained winds are only 40 miles an hour but emily is expected to gain strength over the next couple of days. it could hit haiti tomorrow and could skirt the coast of florida by saturday. >>> all right. take a look here. remember this? we awe know it is the miracle on the hudson. the plane lands on the hudson on one of the coldest days of the year. everybody gets out and it's all caught on tachlt it's a big day for cnn's ireport and we're celebrating by showing you some of the best pictures and videos. thin squares of crispy granola layered with creamy peanut butter or ri

should bill clinton, does the white house want bill clinton telling people this now or wait until he the nomination, ron? >> you know bill clinton. you know him as well as i do. he would say it's never too early to start softening up your opponent. going right at perry's weak spot. for all his attributes, governor perry's already shown us the path towards taking him on. >> susan page, i'm hearing plenty of nervousness about perry, and yesterday we heard karl rove kind of voice, not necessarily nervousness about perry, they're not close, but nerveness about the direction of the republican primary. here's what he had to say. >> you don't want these moving so right it becomes impossible to win the general election because it will become a self-defeating message in the primary. they don't want to you go so far extremes of either party they lack a chance to carry off a victory in november. >> susan page, this is the concern. you hear this quietly among republicans thinking, while i'm not nuts about mitt romney, rick perry isn't necessarily the answer either. >> you know, when you think ab

bill: going on a road trip for the white house.ent obama, where he's going, it says a whole lot about the state of play for the u.s. economy and the future and 2012. alisyn: and, deadly violence in mexico reaching war zone status in some places. now, they want to tighten their reins on american gun shops near the border and the gun lobby is firing back. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. withetter car replacement, your car is totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. liberty mutual auto insurance. @ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah @ bill: all right, breaking news now, out of virginia, we're not quite sure what is happening on the campus, we only have the alert from the police department, campus police, and indications, the siren system was activated because someone believed to be a gunman, was spotted with a gun outside a dining hall, breaking within the past 20 minutes and we are watching the news reports out of blacksburg and, unfortunately, virginia tech, knows the drill all too well, a

bill: we are watching a few other stories. the white house setting the tone for marking 10 years since the tear jr. attacks of 9/11. but is it the right tone? governor george pataki next. martha: a huge scuffle break out at a popular amusement park when a group of muslim women are told they cannot wear their head scarves on the rides. bill: a botched gun running sting may have led to the death of border patrol agent brian terry. two top officials stepping down, but the questions do not end there. >>er in the hands of the cartel. we have confidential sources that have shown us why the administration's representatives knew these weapons were going to the cartels. not mostly not maybe, but virtually all of them. [ male announcer ] life is full of missed opportunities. like the exotic vacation you nev took. but there's one opportunity that's too good to miss. the lexus golden opportunity sales event. see your lexus dealer. with diabetes, it's tough to keep life balanced. i don't always have time to eat like i should. and the more i focus on

bill: take us to 2011 now. do you see this white house changing policy that would go in that direction? >> no. unfortunately, i don't see them. they're so ideological. they just can't admit they're wrong. everyone knows that that government spending, it wasn't just obama, it was w. just as much as obama. it's bipartisan ignorance, but they just won't admit their mistake. if they'd admit the mistake, get that spending down, this economy could be booming, and we would have prosperity, but they just won't admit it. and it's tragic. bill: maybe in the end you're wrong this time, we shall see. >> oh, i've been wrong a lot in my life, but i don't think i'm wrong in this one, bill. bill: art, thank you. art laffer out of nashville. thanks. alisyn: developments in this crime, police suspect foul play as they search the new hampshire home of 11-year-old celina cass, the new twist today in the case. bill: also he is known for his slogan, the rent is too damn high. turns out it really may be too high for jimmy mcmillan, and we will tell you wh

bill: the "new york times" editorial page, they are killing white house on this. 98% for boehner? never seen a bill that so many people -- you have had one congressman on and senator after another and they all hate it. nobody got entirely what they wanted. no taxes, that was the key to all this. but in the end andrea is exactly right. they wanted another vote on this and they won't get it. obama will control what cuts they get unless this committee comes through. i think we are all dismissing this committee too easily. i think there may be a shot here. i think the question is not any longer is there a long-term crisis. it's settled in with the public. and i think if you can't deal with it now in this atmosphere you wouldn't be able to deal with it. bill: it has a lot to do with who you appoint to that committee. >> i think it's going to be a little better than people think it is. bill: that is true about what bob is saying. this stays as an issue and republicans wanted that. they feel they have taken the attention of the country and put it squarely on that $14 trillion and that's s

lefty o'doul's's restaurant plans to donate some proceeds from lunchtime to help with white's medical billse man recently arrested for a 1984 east bay murder goes to court this afternoon. 43-year-old steven john carson is accused of stabbing tina faels to death as she walked home from school in pleasanton. she was 14, he was 16. carlson was linked to the killing through dna evidence. >>> and the redwood city school district today will consider changes to field trips after an alleged sex assault on two 7th grade girls by several of their male classmates during a school- sponsored trip this year. the district officials will be discussing ways to improve student safety and they will consider bringing along more parents. >>> new contingency plans on the london riots as they call on police to use water cannons. 16,000 officers are now on patrol in the streets in london. tomorrow parliament will hold an emergency meeting on the violence. the riots shot after police shot a 29-year-old man last week. there are travel advisories from the united states and several european countries. it's out of cont

white house. theodore roosevelt marked the day with a cabinet meeting. bill clinton hailed his mid- century mark with a star- studded 10-million dollars fundraiser. and, like those predecessors, barack obama's once jet black hair is now turning grey. an outward sign of the burden. >> president obama: wooe new the climb was going to be steep. i have to admit i didn't know how steep the climb would be. >> this morning the eastern high school band of washington, d.c. lined up outside the fence to salute the president. and there is a party this evening, barbecue for family and friends, so, you met barack obama when he was about 30 years old, and he was michelle's fiance. >> 20 years ago this summer. >> reporter: valerie jared is one of the president's closest confidants. >> he embraces it as the next phase of life and end joyce it. there's nothing he can do about it. it's better than the alternative. so i think he is perfectly fine with being 50. >> reporter: and, at 50, barack obama is still younger than all the major republicans who are after his job. bill plan

white house isn't responsive to them. i think maxine waters feels the same way. and i think that some of that, you're seeing some of that bubble up basically. bill: and we've talked about that, too. >> very insular white house, they live in a bubble, they're nonresponsive to people who disagree with them, so if maxine waters of to go to them and say this kind of stuff, they don't want to hear it, they're not interested in hearing from people who don't agree with him. bill: kirsten, karen, thank you. go to foxnews.com/"america's newsroom". got a question about this topic, anything you want to know, leave a question there, bya, because you asked, also, e-mail hemmer at foxnews.com. lines are open, martha, how about that. martha: get the questions coming. >>> this just in from the white house, president obama calling on syria's leader to step down. this is the most forceful call that we have heard from the white house on this. we are about to hear from secretary of state hillary clinton a few minutes from now on this issue. we're going to bring you that as that breaking news comes in. bill: also he's a leading force when it comes to budget issues.

white house bills the tour as an opportunity to talk about the economy and hear what is on rural america'sd. >>> a british lawmaker says likely james murdoch likely called again to test before parliament. they are trying to determine if the younger murdoch misled them last month about phone hacking at the now closed "news of the world. >> >>> stolen rembrandt was located not far from where it was stolen in encino, california. no suspects are in custody right now. >>> president obama sharing the road with a lot of republicans but one big name is parking her bus. sarah palin is is not even a candidate saying her tour is suspended for now and one republican who has declared could be see the end of the road. mark preston is following it all for us out of washington. let's start with sarah palin. any idea why she ended her bus tour? besides the speculation here? >> reporter: she said she had to get back to alaska because of the beginning of the school year. she does have children who are of school age so she wanted to get back and get them off to school. we expect her back to iowa in the beginn

congress should do its part, going back to washington, finishing up the appropriation bills and renegotiating with the white house. the white house is blaming s&p and arguing with s&p on the methodology -- >> neil: nothing is going to be done. the deal you guys came up with, i know you were looking for much more in terms of cutting. the deal you go is analogous to one of my diet props, i will gladly start one -- promises, i will gladly start one tomorrow in this this case seven years from now. mark zandi, top economist at moody's says that is find with him. to me that doesn't look like big cuts. >> neil i'm in agreement with you. i did not support this final agreement. if i'm overweight take the full bag of cookies don't just take one cook i think the speaker, harry reid and the president should start renegotiating and do something along the lines of cut, cap and balance. leaving the current agreement in place and saying we bought a little time, during the machine of august, why den the three of -- during the month of august, why don't the three of us sit and reassess what we did and see if we can come up w

this afternoon, the president signed the bill into law, and the white house today called the emergency deal a necessary first step toward reducing the deficit but blasted congress for taking so long. >> so, we have seen in the past few days washington has the ability to focus when there is a timer ticking and when there is a looming disaster. it shouldn't take the risk of default, the risk of economic catastrophe to get folks in this town to work together and do their jobs. >> congress agreeing on a compromise deal after a bitter drawn out political fight that raises the debt ceiling in stages by $2.1 trillion including immediate $400 billion increase to the government can pay its bills and calls for matching dollar for dollar spending cuts. leaders from both parties say the terms are not ideal. g.o.p. conservatives wanted more cuts and liberal democrats wanted a bill that included revenue increasing and taxes on the richest americans and, ultimately the majority voted for the bill and say it had to be done. >> we got it done. and brought our economy back from the brink of disaster. in

that is why i introduce that had bill n the white house as president, you can buy any light bulb youant to buy. >> sean: good to know. >> sean: coming up next our post-debate show rolls on with a candidate who spent time is tim paulenty. he's going to be here and newt gingrich ln joining us, rick santorum and much, much more, glad you're with us. [ male announcer ] this is what it's like getting an amazing discount on a hotel with travelocity's top secret hotels. the easy way to get unpublished discounts of up to 55% off top hotels. harpist not included. ♪ >>> where is barack obama on issues? you can't find his plans on pressing9v financial issues. where is barack obama's plan on social security reform in yesterday yi care reform in medicaid reform? i'll offer a prize to anyone in this auditorium if you can find barack obama's plan on those items i will come to your house and cook you dinner. or if you prefer, i'll come to your house and mow your lawn. but in case mitt wins i'm limiting to one acre. one acre. >> that is former minnesota governor tim pawlenty, there voicing his critic

there was an original transportation bill that the white house issued a veto threat on effects the abilityand rail employees to unionize. the smaller bill, the short-term bill that they passed in july does not do that. here is house majority leader eric cantor. >> well, you know, that disagreement is really under the underlying bill. this was the extension that that really is not a part of this discussion. the issue about organization for labor has to do with being fair to both sides. other aspects of the bill such as affecting some rural airports and today the house majority leader -- minority leader steny hoyer got fired up. take a listen. listen up. >> we need to act on this issue now. 75,000 americans demand it our country demands it and it is irresponsible to hold hostage these people and our country and the safety of our airways pending some petty political gain that might be reached. >> the president says he is expecting them to do something about this by the end of the week. we will see, shep. >> shepard: can they do it by phone? >> well, they can do it unanimous consent. and so if

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then leaders sent the bill to the white house for president obama's signature. >> it's an important firsttep in ensuring that as a nation we live within our means. >> reporter: the final plan raises the debt ceiling by $2.4 trillion, enough to cover the nation's borrowing through 2012. it cuts a trillion dollars from the deficit now and requires a bipartisan committee of lawmakers to come up with another trillion and a half dollars worth of cuts. several democratic lawmakers want the new committee to include something that wasn't in the bill, a plan to close tax loopholes and bring in new revenues. >> the richest of the rich have contributed nothing to this. >> reporter: republicans don't want to see that happen. they are glad the new law is loaded with spending cuts. >> i think this is a very good first step and this is something that we can all build upon. >> reporter: with the debt ceiling raised and crisis averted, it's clear what is next on the agenda. >> new jobs. >> jobs and the economy. >> single-minded focus on jobs in september. >> reporter: unemployment is still close to 10%. l

. >>> president obama is calling on congress to renew a bill to repair and rebuild the nation's highways. the white house says almost 1 million american jobs are going to get lost, if congress refuses to extend highway construction projects. money is going to run out at the end of september. >> if we allow the transportation bill to expire, over 4,000 workers will be immediately furloughed without pay. if it's delayed for just ten days, it will lose nearly $1 billion in highway funding. that's money we can never get back, and if it's delayed even longer, almost 1 million workers could lose their jobs over the course of the next year. >> house republicans are offering a new highway bill, but democrats say that it cuts funding levels by a third. >>> well a father who tossed his 7-year-old son off a southern california boat says he and the boy were just horsing around, but passengers saw things a little differently. they say that slone briles hit the boy because he wouldn't stop crying. he was arrested and out on bond today. >>> it is no secret tiger woods' game is off, he has fallen out of golf's top

congress should do its part by going back to washington, finishing up the appropriation bills and renegotiating with the white house. the white house right now is blaming s&p and arguing with s&p on their methodology. >> neil: nothing is going to be done. the deal you came up with and i know you were looking for much meal in terms of cutting. the deal you got is very analogous to one of my diet promises. i will gladly start one tomorrow only in this case more like seven years from now because that's when the real cuts start. mark zandy, a top economist and researcher of all things treasury over at moody's says that's fine whim. to me that doesn't look like big cuts. >> no, neil. i'm in agreement with you. did i not support this final agreement because i thought it was like, you know, if i'm overweight take away the full bag of cookies from me. don't just take away one cookie. i think that the speaker harry reid and the president should start renegotiating and do something along the lines of cut, cap, and balance, leaving the current agreement in place, and saying okay, we have bought a little time but during