when have the american people been as betrayed investing so much hope energy money and brock. obama's campaign. today we're announcing the expansion of offshore oil and gas exploration. meddling take responsibility for solving this crisis and the president and the buck stops with me. obama flies down to florida jumps in the water briefly with his daughter for the photo op and from that point on most of the media has left beaches all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business that's one of the reasons michele saussure and i are here. in reality neither he nor his daughter touched the water of the gulf they swam at st andrews bay a protected area. what happened with safety regulations in the gulf of mexico in the wake of the b.p. disaster rename a couple of agencies change a couple of faces business as usual full steam ahead what does that tell you. the administration that it promised us change made no alteration to be antiquated spill response plan that still cites wall versus the most threatened species in the gulf of mexico and it still lists d

there's wood side native justin, third baseman brock. and brock a slapper into left. two runs come in to score. it was 2-0 early. the a's they would get one back. they were down one in the 6th. and then they called up jedd lowrie. and lowrie did not disappoint. back, away, gone. tied up at 2 all around. joint jumping. the home boy out of wood side with runners going. this would bring home two. and the sox, first in the east. took the a's best in the west. final of 4-2. mean time giants in san diego. looks like at&t. all that sea of orange. 1st inning. chase headley the double down the right field line. the runner scores the padres are up 1-0 early. keyword early. because that's all they would get. bases loaded for buster posey. and a fellow with the hottest selling jersey slapped the single to bring home two. posey a big night as the giants put ten on the board. they win 10-1. first back-to- back win since late june. maybe they got the mojo back. we'll have to see. sliding into the weekend. all right, in my hand the top five were tigers torii hunter shows us all how t

sam brock is at stanford. how many people have they brought in here? have they told you what the depths of the different type of injuries are in. >> reporter: thank you very much. those are the two primary issuesful all day we've heard one phrase consistently. that would be fluid, as in the amount of people being admitted in and out of hospitals is fluid. nowhere would you be able to get a greater testimony of that than here at stanford. they told us they had nine people here at stanford medical themselves would not specify the ages, severity of injuries but it was nine. as of about five minutes ago, that number was inflated to 36. you can imagine our reaction was, how did we go from nine to 36? i have not been able to receive the answer to that information. all i've been told is that that 36 figure actually encompasses all the people that were either treated here today or are currently being treated today. in terms of the specifics, the demographics, they were less than transparent in terms of that answer. what is the calculus and how do you decide wh

our own sam brock was on the plane when it happened. many people suffered minor injuries.members on board. >>> polic#á in sanford, florida say george zimmerman helpeéá a family out of a car that rolled over. it's the first we're hearinge1 zimmerman sincee1 thefá@Ñft(ver. apparently zimmerman andt( anotr man swung into action to help the family, a couple with two children, get out of the car. officers say zimmerman did not see the crash. no one was hurt. the incident happened not far from where the shooting of trayvon martin also took place >>> it's the firstqjf internatil tripjf of pontiff. his car took a wrong turn and was swarmed by people hoping to catch a glimpse or even toucvd him. the pope rode all the way through rio with his window down and was never worried about his safety. more than a million yuckxd catholics are expected to join him in celebration of world pope francis is the first pope from latin america. >>> rescuers aret( helping victs of a quake this morning >>> the quakew3 hit in western 1 china. theq local government is reporting that 75 people are dead

. >>> i'm sam brock. the middle class is not getting a fair shake. those are the claims that the president made this afternoon trying to win support for his economic policies. we'll put them to a truth test next on reality check. >>> an update on our breaking news in san jose. as you can see a brush fire burning rite now. this is near the 101/87 interchange just east of the san jose airport. this is a brush fire burning at orchard and component. this is also right near the trimable bta station. firefighters are responding and have an upper hand. it's near the foy. a lot of people slowing down to watch the smoke. there was a tractor seen in the area but no word on the cause. we have our eye on the situation and keep you posted with new developments. >>> friction between president obama and republicans on capitol hill. the president spoke at knox college in illinois and repeated a message he delivered eight years ago accusing leaders of letting down the nation's middle class. >> job security with good wages. a good education. a home to call your own. a

today in the bay's sam brock has the latest from palo alto. >> concerned look from a team of stanford evaluated some 45 patients from the plane crash at sfo. about a 30 have been admitted to the hospital. some with serious wounds. >> right now, there are probably three in critical condition and then probably ten in serious condition. >> while the doctors tap danced around who victims might be, citing victim privacy rules, they gave us a broad brush stroke of the injuries, nearly all blunt force trauma. >> we have seen serious injuries, internal bleeding, numerous fractures, spine fractures as well. >> when pushed further urld the world class children's hospital and the possibility some or many of the victims might be kids, dr. eric weisz, medical director of emergency management offered more insight. >> i can't speak to the ages of the patients, but we have a very robust children's emergency department, children's trauma surgeons so we specialize in pediatric trauma surgical care. >> the hope is the surgical center won't be get aglot of use. there was only one crash related surgery, b

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just down the brock there's a sight you would never otherwise see on a night like tonight. the bart station is a ghost town. the walk over would usually be streaming with people right about now, but it is empty. the a's put out a statement suggesting that people carpool and it seems that many people are heeding that advice. >> a lot of people trying to get home. it's a holiday week. but there's still plenty of traffic. we left in a little extra time. >> we left around 3:30 and got over here and probably less than an hour or so. >> reporter: again, about 18,000 fans are expecksed at tonight's game which starts at 7:05. maximum chas at this is 30,000. back here live you can see fans continue to arrive. there is free parking for most home games on tuesdays as part of a promotion called chevy tree parking tuesdays. unfortunately for fans that does not apply to a handful of premium games, and that includes tonight's game. so fans are forking over $17 to park here tonight. live in oakland, monty frances. orge let's show you what the bay bridge looks like right now. as you can see

they reporter new brock cage accounts. the stock fell more than 3% on heavy volume to close at $21 a share but it's up 45% year to date. reports say dell's long expected shareholder vote on the future of that company slateed to take place on thursday may be delayed. founder michael dell along with private equity backers silver lake partners is looking to take that computer maker private for $24.4 billion but some of dell's biggest shareholders like t t. rowe price said it under values the company. they said they should consider a competing investor that offers more money per share and keep part of the company publicly traded. >>> smart phone wars are heating up. at&t will let customers upgrade their phones every year. this is instead of the customary two years, as long as they pay full prices in monthly installments with no interest. it's called the at&t next plan. it comes on the heels of a similar large option from a smaller rival, t-mobile that allows customers to upgrade every six months. >>> if you think you need a sm

when have the american people been as betrayed investing so much hope energy money and brock obama's campaign. today we're announcing the expansion of offshore oil and gas exploration. medaling take responsibility for solving this crisis and the president and the buck stops with me. obama flies down to florida jumps in the water. flee with his daughter for the photo op and from that point on most of the media has left beaches all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business that's one of the reasons michelle sasha and i are here. in reality neither he nor his daughter touched the water of the gulf they swam at st andrew's bay a protected area. what happened with safety regulations in the gulf of mexico in the wake of the b.p. disaster rename a couple of agencies change a couple of faces business as usual full steam ahead what does that tell you. the administration that it promised us change made no alteration to be antiquated spill response plan that still cites wall versus the most threatened species in the gulf of mexico and it still lists deceased peo

>tavis: how can you love or like brock obama, oprah, lebron james, tiger woods -- you know where i'm going with this -- how can you love certain negroes and not celebrate everyday people like trayvon martin and oscar grant and i am not iorant in asking the question. >> this is a major crisis we have here in there is no requirement to confront the collective humanity of black people in the context of celebrity culture. we have created some kind of phantasmagorical tiny group of highly well compensated, very visible black people who are black in a way that do not force us to look at the structures of everyday life. and the most important thing, tavis command and this is very problematic, i think, is that their success and i don't mean this individually -- you can name a hundred individuals and i will say the same ain't -- your success largely depends on not bringing to the fore this level of racial discrimination because of the potential downside of making certain markets less interested in them or audience members are alienating consumers. so what might have happened in the 1950s, 19

the ntsb reports show the plane was intact when it hit the ocean and they believe the plane brock apart upon impact and they hope to recover the video to try to determine what went wrong. thomas geoghegan and joshua addictes were killed in the crash. -- adickes were killed in the crash. >>> to baseball where there's a new home run derby king but it's not chris davisch the first baseman smacked 8 home runs in the first round but was eliminated after the second round where he hit 4. apparently davis opened up a blister on his right hand and he says o's fans no need to worry. he is going to be fine. in the end, it was oak land yoenis cepedes who hit 17 home runs in the first round. he went onto beat washington bryce harper in the finals and a cool calfot was harper's dad was throwing mvp. a great experience for father and son. the all star game is tonight at 7:30 from new york and baltimore has five players on the american league roster. davis will play first base and bought 4th jones in the outfield batting 7th and harding the starting shortstopis batting 9th. machado is the reserve third

liberal democrats are remarks are all supporting we have been very comical pillion is not supporting brock you just being realized in the west that no matter. how much there are assurances from western governments that. only the good guys will get help in terms of our supplies but that's not the case on the ground and saudi arabia is where you are worried about the rise of slamming fundamentalism in syria because jordan and some of their quite close a minute the united states and britain indirectly by ad turkey are helping the syrian rebels that has not stopped. order from syria now to egypt where stability remains elusive and still remains are locked in a state of political turmoil and violence six people killed and several militant attacks in the sinai peninsula that's right along egypt's border with israel and gaza dozens were injured in clashes between islamist supporters and opponents of the ousted president morsi that happened in the town of so as meanwhile despite political divisions egypt has started to amend its constitution which is needed for elections next year but it is a must

the liberal democrats are on remarks are all supporting we and our economy opinion is not supporting brock you just being realized in the west that no matter how much there are sure instance from western governments that. only the good guys will get help in terms of arms supplies but that's not the case on the ground and saudi arabia is where you are worried about the rise of slamming fundamentalism in syria because jordan and some of their quite close a minute the united states and britain indirectly by a turkey are helping the syrian rebels that has not stopped. the military overthrow with egypt's president mohamed morsi has thrown the country back in see one rest and instability with islamic forces now shut out of the political system the more extremist elements among them are resorting to violence militants on the sinai peninsula near the border with israel and garza have stepped up deadly attacks against police and security forces at least six people have been killed and many more injured in the latest assault on the area meanwhile despite the turmoil work has begun on amending egypt'

liberal democrats are on remarks or on supporting we have been very public opinion is not supported brock is being realised in the west that no matter how much there are sure instance from western governments that. only the good guys will get help in terms of arms supplies but that's not the case on the ground and saudi arabia is where you are worried about the rise of slamming fundamentalism in syria because jordan and some of their white cloaks the minute the united states and britain indirectly by a key are helping the syrian rebels that has not stopped. i let's get into it now the world update starting with an earthquake in china confirmed now fifty three people dead quake was a five point nine magnitude in the western part of the country three hundred and thirty seven injured the local media though fearing that number will rise the search for survivors well under way though several villages are already cut off of the quake was considered shallow striking about twenty kilometers below the surface and we had a c.c.t.v. footage that it showed tremors shaking a street and residents descr

encouraging people within government agencies to expose wrongdoing more specifically it reads hope brock obama will strengthen whistleblower laws. to protect federal workers who expose waste fraud and abuse of authority in government obama will ensure that federal agencies expedite the process for reviewing whistleblower claims and have whistleblowers have full access to courts and due process for access to courts and due process so that the bradley manning who sat in a solitary cell for years before seeing his day in court or edward snowden who is already being deemed bit guilty in a court of public opinion and can't even come back to the us because he knows his fates been sealed well don't try to look for this pledge now because of last week and it no longer exists as obama's whistleblower protection declaration as well as all those.

liberal democrats are on remarks or on supporting we have been very comical opinion is not supported brock does being realized in the west that no matter. how much there are surance that from western governments that. only the good guys will get help in terms of arms supplies but that's not the case on the ground and saudi arabia is very worried about the rise of islamic fundamentalism in syria because jordan and some of their quite close a minute the united states and britain indirectly by a turkey are helping the syrian rebels that has not stopped. well we are heading into a short break right now but don't worry we'll be back with more bad news for greek workers. athens bends over backwards to please its international lenders at the cost of tens of thousands of public sector jobs where the full story in just a couple of minutes. apple for example much of its manufacturing is done on in the united states so i don't see why the american senators would be so concerned about it paying or not paying taxes because ultimately it's not going to get any share of that and that's happening already

you third year they're always brought in is rock star when thank you was a rock star greenspan was a brock neither one of these guys had a clue what was going on i got it wrong over and over and over again but every time they break them in the press because of the government p.r. these guys are geniuses and they're going to study but unfortunately unfortunate for all of us is rock stars and turned out to be men with clay and they haven't known what they're doing and they're going to lead us all into a series they are leading us into a serious serious problem well so they're kind of yes then he will print money just like everybody else that's not a that's not going to save us right now seems up to me the philosophy of the central bankers including mark carney is to look at asset prices and bond prices as their pricing is all that they work off of and but they don't seem to take into consideration other areas of the economy that are suffering so they have a very myopic view. of the economy and what they're supposed to do it's a matter of that economy how could the central bankers expand thei

and at fox news i remember as a member of the illinois senate in two thousand to brock obama spoke out so passionately against the iraq war and then as president a decade later he's at the helm of a global drone war targeting not just afghanistan and iraq but also pakistan yemen and somalia. so what causes this transformation maybe it's what eisenhower warned of in one nine hundred sixty one the power of the military industrial complex maybe it's the immense political pressure to keep the nation safe from terrorism maybe it's the weight of responsibility of steering a world superpower maybe it's a combination of all of these but it's affected not just obama and not just bush but also bill clinton and george h.w. bush and ronald reagan all have used the force of our military around the world that the only president who didn't start his own conflict was jimmy carter and that was more than thirty years ago and today he's distinguish himself from both bush and obama calling snowden's leaks beneficial. but carter was tossed out of the white house after only one term and the presidents who c

liberal democrats are on remarks or on supporting we have been very comic opinion is not supported brock is being realized in the west that no matter. how much there are sure instance from western governments that. only the good guys will get help in terms of arms supplies best not the case on the ground and saudi arabia is very worried about the rise of slamming fundamentalism in syria because jordan and some of their white cloaks the minute the united states and britain indirectly by a key are helping the syrian rebels that has not stopped. well still to come on our team more bad news for greek workers athens bends over backwards to please its international lenders are the cost of tens of thousands of public sector jobs we have the full story in just a few minutes right here on our team. germany's foremost a news magazine claims the country's security services have been working hand in hand with the n.s.a. to spy on ordinary citizens there should be a goal alleges software provided by the n.s.a. was used both by domestic and foreign intelligence agencies the latest revelations run cont

and you know who would have thought that it took would take a twenty nine year old hacker to turn brock obama into george bush. absolutely well first of all why did the f.b.i. recruit a criminal mafioso i mean what was in it for both parties here well it first of all for years as you know jay gould would even deny the existence of the mafia but when he finally came around and he kind of had to face it they began this. i think all the top echelon informant program wherein they would recruit mobsters who would supposedly give them good intelligence that they could use to bust other mobsters but gregory scarpa sr was the most violent vicious. member of organized crime in the history of cause in austria he had a seventy thousand dollars a week drug operation he was the largest trafficker of stolen credit cards in new york had an international auto theft ring had a bank robbery by pass crew that on weekends would steal thirteen million dollars a pop he's hijackings a bully on plutonium. he actually would trade in negotiable securities with face value of a half a million a pop and three separ

i'm sam brock. that's today's reality check. back to you. >>> still ahead. from outer space to the bay area. we'll show you the remote controlled robots. >>> plus searching for a suspect. the latest on the vandalism at a national monday ult in washington. >>> and a live look outside at our sky network camera shows clearer skies. if you're headed up to the sonoma nationals, do expect morning fog, afternoon sunshine and low 80s. back with the fog factor forecast in a few minutes. >>> the lincoln memorial in washington, d.c. is open again after a temporary closure when green paint was found spattered on the monument. it does appear intentional. they are reviewing security camera footage to try to identify possible suspects. fortunately, there is no permanent damage on the statue. >>> police it yourself, that's what the fda is saying to food companies. in the first of its kind ruling, the government says imported foods have to meet the same safety standards as food grown in the u.s. the american company also have to keep records on its suppliers. advocates are i

box brock will be awarding -- president barack obama will be awarding it later today and many others will also be honored. a total of 23 medals will be handed out. sal, my dad loves him, listens to that music all the time. >> let's go out and take a look at the commute on this wednesday, we don't have too much going on, i want to mention this has been the bright spot in the bay area commute and we have had a lot of the commutes, 81 and 280 and 85, the same thing goes for the sunole grade and in the last few weeks they have gone into a summer vacation pattern and obviously they touched up a little bit and we'll see if they can get into the same pattern for june and july, or for july and august i should say. >> do you remember them, i said dad -- well it happened a long time ago. we have a bigger fog bank and low clouds are making a stronger push and they are reigning down on long beach and we will have more coming up and it will not be as hot as today. pamela? >>> thank you steven, breaking news, an early morning brush fire is still affecting traffic. >>> the new opening of the bay br

police cars raced to the scene last night after a fight brock out.e say that crowds refused to disperse and several windows along the street with street signs and city vicks-- vehicles all are damaged. >> new details of a boat loaded with marijuana that landed in santa cruz, four men are under arrest on suspicion of transporting the pot. a lifeguard noticed the boat on the beach and four men tooked off from the boat. authorities found 1,200 pounds of marijuana believes to have come from mexico. the department of homeland security have all been called to the investigation. the america's cup race got hollywood star power over the weekend. actor tom cruise joined team new zealand after they beat the italian competitors. here is a picture that a spectator captures, he and his 18-year-old boarded after the competition and got to work cranking arm aboard the vessel and says the tour was a treat around the bay. >> real treat to have someone like him come along. it was fantastic. >> the cruises were the first guests since may when a team member of artemis wa

sam brock tells us how the group came up with that figure and whether it's accurate. >> it's a difficulttask to pin down exactly how much the local economy hemorrhaged this week as a result of that strike. now the $73 million figure for worker productivity could be in the right ballpark, although we do poke a few holes there. but as a measure of total economic impact, as you're about to find out shall the losses likely dwarfed $73 million a day. you may hear train like sounds coming from the bart station, but these cars as the signs would suggest, have been idle for days. and as the saying goes, time is money. >> the estimate we came up with was $73 million a day. we think that's conservative. >> reporter: at the start of this four and a half day strike, the bay area council found it's costing our local economy some nice change, to the tune of $73 million a day. but where does that figure come from? the council told me there's 2.6 million workers in the bay area, and half or at least 1.3 million travel at least one county for work. the council assumed 25% decided to work from home, leavi

sam brock fact checks the claims. >> reporter: there are still two questions the public would love to have answered. why weren't more police on stand by for the antics on saturday night and why couldn't police do more? the mayor and interim police chief saying that staffing issues are largely to blame here but one of the bay area's most respected law enforcement minds says it is culture and lack of preparation. those are the main culprits. >> this is a fundamental duty of government to preserve order and to protect innocent people and we depend upon the police. so it should not happen. but it did happen and it does happen. >> reporter: form ersan hose police chief joseph mcnamara is lamenting the oakland response through eyes that have seen a lot. on the city government level, council members past and present offer critical and scathing appraisals of what they have seen in the last few days. >> we can't keep on every other month people protest and break windows and we are following the crowd as they move through the city. this has to end. >> this is not new. we have an excuse of lack

still ahead mom always said eat that brock knee.here's a new reason why. >> we will tell you about the dramatic rescue. you can see it right there. let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> ainsley, why do you have two phones? >> so fox can't read my text messages. >> whoa. >> they are nol salacious anyway. >> 10 minutes before the hour. is big foot real? meet the guy on a mission to find out. how he is going to use drones. remember kennedy from mtv. she is back and filling in big time secretes. she joins us live. the best products with bette stern. dr. keith ablow is here to monitor your normal or not e-mails. kicks off in 10 minutes from now. >> good morning to you. it is 54 minutes after the hour. you know your mom said eat your broccoli. there is a good reason why. research find it is a wonder vegetable. researchers say there is a chemical found only in broccoli that helps maintain the health of so-called batteries in your body's cells. this keeps away health problems like cancer and heart di

also had these three sure bets pirates at the helm, johnny depp, chlorobenzene and producer jerry brock these same three guys are the ones behind diseased parts of the caribbean, a fourth film franchise a write-in almost $4 billion of the box office. the lone ranger cost upwards of 250 million to make, probably 300 million to add in the marketing costs opening on wednesday night, more than 3900 screens. it lassoed and only $9 million, the variety likened it to the use train wreck in the movie's plot line. that masked man lost out easily because diesel yellow mandaeans, despicable need to write to a lofty $34 million on the same night almost four times as much. yet despicable cost less than one-third as much to make. that likely means a big write-off on par with their 200 million. but disney can offset that with the proceeds of the biggest hit of the summer, iron man three, now of past 2 billion -- 1 billion at the box office. for disney the simple lesson may be to make a better film. a lone ranger runs two and half hours, an embarrassing 28 percent positive ratings from critics. and ano

he wants to add a man named david brock. this is according to the boston herald.ped keep an al qaeda plane hijacker and susan smith, the mother who stramd her two children into her car and let it roll into a lake, off death row. taxpayers would food the bill as well as defending tsarnaev which could be nearly three quarters of a million dollars, according to the report on defender services. >>> there is a big showdown on capitol hill. something democrats and republicans are needing to tray to defuse a nuclear option. an actual missile it is not although many americans wouldn't be sad to see them go. it would change the vote. harry reid has been threatening to go nuclear in order to get stalled presidential nominees confirmed. our contributor says the filibuster has been abused and when he pulled the numbers, this looks pretty stark. he notes it was invoked to just 35 times in its first 50 years compared to more than 100 over the past two years. >>> the hunger strike at guantanamo bay continues as of tonight, 81 detainees are in the strike. that's a drop from 102 d

david brock and joy reid, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up moretonight. the emotional words for trayvon martin's parents. juror b29 breaks her silence. we will hear directly from her. >>> and big news today. attorney general eric holder's powerful fight with texas and the supreme court on voting rights. stay with us. this day calls you. to fight chronic osteoarthritis pain. to fight chronic low back pain. to take action. to take the next step. today, you will know you did something for your pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a pain reliever fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. anti-depressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not for children under 18. people taking maois, linezolid or thioridazine or with uncontrolled glaucoma should not take cymbalta. taking it with nsaid pain relievers, aspirin, or blood thin

fighting, martial arts, kick woxing, training, i was actually training with chris anderson and rico brockinge at the time in the late '80s they held two, they were both championship fighters, boxers. i had the opportunity to learn from them when i was attending my kick boxing schools. i just continued on. currently, i'm involved with the martial arts organization and i've been given the privilege of developing and working with them in developing firearm s related to martial arts -- >> lisa, you wanted to clarify a couple of things you had just said about dennis root. >> let me clarify while he's still doing his background. those three topic, i just listed are what the defense wanted this witness to testify to. the judge has actually ruled that he cannot testify on to those items that he was reasonable, that zimmerman was reasonable in his use of deadly force, that zimmerman did not violate florida law, and that he acted with restraint. the dchs wanted him to say that. the prosecution on jekted. the judge has limited him and said you cannot testify about those three topics. so we'll hear what

did not target when people like michael moore's five a one c four is granted brock obama's step brothers always try to run c. for as it was done before all of this started twenty ten year come i've got back but i would have thought that our government would fears our records from our phone company either well guess what they did it's called horizon lies all because some greenie into a peak of cancer and is that it has got it. there are republicans who support that kind of thing was the republicans who pushed through the push through the broad obama voted for the patriot act right but i mean what we're going to have time to reward weiner is yeah i love how you want to twist this there was an overwhelming bipartisan majority in favor of the patriot act and all of the measures that were adopted after nine eleven to call those only conservative now is to only say that the principled people still continue to support so it's that time here's what i do know here's what we do know and before that warning or large rewarding wrist works rewarding greed and avarice doesn't work you and the progress

i have to tell you, on this racial profiling ban and the fight against the hospital close in brock lynntails. you may not have been on the national news show. there is the flip side benefit. >> i would argue if it hasn't been for the side show and we are talking about the two or people that had been mayor, we would talk about the issues. woe lost time in the public debate, but we can regain it. weeks until the primary and it's time to put to the issues. >> his 16% would be a big help to you. would you want his endorsement? >> he invalidated himself as a public figure. that's not an endorsement. >> i think that's fair. bloomberg's endorsement you would seek. >> i don't think that would be offered. >> one of the guys you are running against only lost by five points. people are ready for something fresh. >> they want someone it focus on the outer borrows. that was not his strong suit. >> so many people feel she was living in blom berg's shadow. >> she was his top ally and gave him a third term against the people's will. i have said that the bloomberg issue is affecting core issues. donny k

brock, this is obviously an extremely source and growing situation and one wonders why we don't heare about it in the front pages of our web sites and newspapers in america? >> that is a very good point, the mainstream media and human rights group turned a blind eye of the systemic and brutal pers kougz of christians in not only egypt but muslim affect. we are afraid of being called islam phobic. this is the fate. the morsi supporters are nowousing it as the latest excuse to target christians. this was the fate of christians when morsi was in power and the fate of christians after morsi is in power and roached to pandemic porportions. >> you know, you look at this piece that was on the new york times web site, and the headline was christians targeted for retribution in egypt and then that head loin disappeared from the web site and replaced or topped off with another story which sometimes happens on the websites. but the story was less nows worthy and not breaking nows at that moment. why dow think that this is happening? >> you know, again, the mainstream media is too afraid of accu

ere's rosalyn brock, chairperson of the naacp, the nation's oldest and largest civil human rights organization. there are state lenl slators, 'm sorry, there's margaret fung. we have state legislators from texas, from alabama, from georgia, from florida. this is really a broad and diverse group. the national coalition of black civic participation i want to just step back for one moment and underscore something that mark said about the importance of bipartisanship. and the president himself alluded to that. we recognize that the voting rights act in the past has enjoyed strong bipartisan support. and we are counting on that bipartisan support to continue the great tradition of ensuring that every person, every american citizen has the right to vote. this was such an important meeting because the president underscored that right that all americans believe in. secondly, he emphasized the role of the federal government in ensuring that the right to vote for all be adequately protected. the enforcement efforts that were announced last week by attorney general holder were so important, but it is als

pleasure for me to be here in orlando today, and it's a privilege to join president jealous, chairman brockur national board of directors and my good friends, secretary donovan and secretary sebelius, in celebrating the naacp's 104th annual convention and recommitting ourselves to your important work. now, i am proud to be in such good company this afternoon. among so many obvious friends, courageous civil rights leaders like julian bond -- [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> and passionate men and women who have dedicated themselves to bringing our nation together, addressing common challenges and focusing attention on the problems and the inequities that too many of our citizens continue to face. even as this convention proceeds, we are all mindful of the tragic and unnecessary shooting death of trayvon martin last year in sanford, florida, just a short distance from here. and we're also aware of the state trial that reached its conclusion on saturday evening. today i'd like to join president obama in urging all americans to recognize that, as he said, we are a nation of laws, and the jury has s

we use the brock receives we have. the bureaucracies that we have.conceivably you can re-create usaid. an agency based almost entirely on contractors, you would have to hire many more professionals. you would have institute a cultural change. the assistance community in the united states and around the world believes very much in assistance for assistance sake as opposed to assistance and direct support of american national interest. there are wonderful professionals at usaid. that is not the type of culture that would do the operation correctly. given how usaid functions today, wonderful job. you are probably need faster and more efficient by creating a usoco then tried to re-create it with usaid. did you want to comment? >> i concur. chiefly as functions a contracting out of its work. about 80%. to observe it within one agency has been attempted at state. ultimately, policing it within any one agency whether the state infuse thed operation with that particular bureaucracy biases. by pulling it out, even on a new culture that ensures your key point

sharon brock and richard griffin jr., two of the nominees the president wants on that board and wantsparticular people? >> the national labor relations board makes important decisions. for example, do we have a secret ballot to decide union membership or do we go with just signing a card? the unions want signing a card. they want the national labor relations board to make that decision. >>gretchen: didn't that fail? >> they did but there is a backdoor way to what's called card check. another issue. if you're a union member what are you allowed to say on social networks about your management? the national labor relations board decides that question. the president, senator reid, they want pro-union guys on that board. it looks like they're prepared to press the nuclear option button to get it. desperation, high stakes poker. >>steve: mitch mcconnell did say reid would go down as the worst senate leader ever -- >> the two sides will be behind closed doors. it is such a big deal. >>steve: we'll see who comes out with a black eye. stuart, we'll be watching your show at 9:20 eastern. >>gret