this hasn' 100 yards of busines, and sherman elementary school is a block away. the crab shack and bricks and are across the street from the shuddered metro theater. good no one lives there. ambient noise issue is not the same. the reason people complain about process and government regulations is the government levels the playing field. neighbors are no match for the developer. we have been opposing this since the front of the building was ripped off without a permit over a year ago. recently we were invited to see the brickyard. it is clear to me if the three doors were open and there are 30 or 40 enthusiastic people at the bar, there will be plenty of noise. they say we can call and they will address this issue. i doubt they want to be known as wet blankets, always telling their customers to be quiet. i do not think it is a role of the neighbors to call and complain. i do not want to be a wet blanket either. one of you said it was generational. let me introduce a little jewels. he is 17 days

scott will take a day off gubernatorial duties and take on the employment at a local busine business. can it kicked off, working an a doughnut shop. he owned one of them in his earlier days. he plans to continue with one workday a month, many weren't amused stopping by to hand over their pink slips to the governor in coin for jobs not doughnuts. >>> quick thinking by rick santorum, during a sneetch iowa last night when the lights went out. a look at his unexpected reaction. [ mumbling ] >> he couldn't use the spotlight there. nothing like a little frank sinatra improv routine to prove when it comes to the candidate at least the lights are on in somebody's home. >>> that brings us to tonight big number. texas governor rick perry is gearing up to a big prayer event in houston. not unexpectedly the i plan to come is rather low. how many seats are available in the staid dwlaum can hold 71,000500 people? roughly 6,300. actually, 63,500 seats still available. that's a bit ironic since the event is entitled "the response." if that's a response what do you call a regret? that's tonight's big

. >> charlie: you talk about life and the craft you both share the busines you're in. >> yes. >> charlie: what do you ask them? >> i don't know. i me, i'm not even quite sure, just generally about approaches. i mean elyn uses a method i don't know abo so i was asking her a bit about that. >> charlie: are you still in search of the whole technique doing what you do. >> yes. i think going on stage the technique of it suddenly bomes very obvious if you don't have it which i didn't which is simply the muscle with the voice i don't have because i never trained it. so it was interesting from that standpoint to actually take it from a very technical point of view. but yes, i'm constantly thinking about how i can work in the best way, what is the way that i like to work. andy method of working constantly changes because i like it to change, i like it to change with the people i work with, i don't want to be strict about it. but when you get an opportunity to work with somebody like elyn who is copresident of the actress studio, i picked her brains about it. what's the secret. i find it fascinati

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and keep people in their homes that they have worked so hard for, we're going to tax them out of busine business. >> the latest now from today's jobs fair. >> reporter: jobs fair is taking place in the parking lot of a mega church here in los angeles. can you see employers have already set up their booths. there are 167 employers here offering 3,000 jobs. that was one of the conditions for them being here. they had to have available positions. they could not come to this event simply for advertise are or recruiting. the turnout has been massive. thousands of people have gathered here, lines stretching around the block. some people lining up as early as 3:00 this morning. now they are being brought inside where people are filling out registration information before they head out to the actual job booths. now, this is a community that's very much in need of jobs. california has the second highest unemployment rate in the nation, and black unemployment in los angeles is above 19%. after this event, the cdc says it will be makeing changes. >> take a look at this latest video into our newsro

they're delving into the food busineness. >>> "forbes" released its list of the world's 100 most powerfulteresting people on the list. >> number one. >> number one, german chancellor, angela merkel. hillary clinton, number two. michelle obama, our very own first lady number 8. lady gaga, number 11. oprah, number 14. and christiane amanpour, number 44. diane sawyer comes in at 47. >> an elite list of very accomplished folks on that list. congratulations to all of the lovely ladies on the list. see you there next year. >> don't hold your breath. >>> apparently on the facebook page, the folks that run the hollywood walk of fame, with the strip of stars, they decided that reality stars will not be getting a star on the walk. you will not see "the jersey shore" cast. you will not see kim kardashian on there. they have to cough up about 30 grand, which finances the creation, and the installation, and the upkeep of the stars. >> they have to take care of the stars themselves. >> i didn't know that. but apparently, reality stars will not be allowed. they want people who contributed something more

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to legalzoom.com today and make your busins dream a reality. at legalzm.com put the laon your side. martha: we're breaking in with a "fox news alert," hillary clinton, secretary of state speaking about our country's perspective on the syria situation. >>... in all parts of the world. and can look only to iran for support for its brutal and unjust crack down. this morning, president obama called on assad to step aside. and, announced the strongest set of sanctions to dated, targeting the syrian government. these sanctions include the energy sector to increase pressure on the regime. the transition to democracy in syria has begun, and it is time for assad to get out of the way. as president obama said this morning, no outside power can or should impose on this transition. it is up to the syrian people to choose their own leaders. in a democratic system, based on the rule of law, and dedicated to protecting the rights of all citizens, regardless of ethnicity, religion, sex, or gender. we understand the strong desire of the syrian people that no foreign country should intervene in their

couple of weeks has not affected overall views of president obama, though only 39% of respondent busineentsay they the way he has handled business, wolf. >> more americans think the country is on the wrong track than the right track, and that's always from a political point of view very worrisome. joe johns, thank you very much. >>> so how much of the credit downgrade and the freefall on wall street that we've been seeing can be blamed on the way lawmakers handled the debt ceiling crisis? president obama had a few barbs of his own today. listen to this. >> we knew from the outset that a prolonged debate over the debt ceiling, a debate where the threat of default was used as a bargaining chip, could do enormous damage to our economy and the world's. john boehner and i came up with some good proposals when we came close to agreeing to a grand bargain. so it's not a lack of plans or policies that's the problem here. it's a lack of political will in washington. it's the insistence on drawing lines in the sand. a refusal to put what's best for the country ahead of self-interest or party or ideol

busine, jobs, the economy. i am going to use my skills to get america back to work at to get that clock to slow down and stop. .hank you period [applause] >> i am dan hurley. thank you for bringing the clock. i spent my career working in the chance shot -- technology transfer field. can i get your opinion of what is going on at g e but to me, it is not a good thing. >> all the people in the room who thinks our trade policies with china makes sse, please raise your hands. that is what i thought. we have watched year after year as china has manipulated the currencyo artificially hold down the prices of all goods and services coming from china. that has helped them here and abroad. it has hurt us here and hurt us in operations abroad. it made them more competitive and has a hollowed out, in some cases, manufacturing. what else have they done? the install of our patents, of designs, are no help. they have not allard -- under our system of protectin intellectual property. when we sell an airplane, it is not just the

. >> it certain lly was a busines very common decades ago around the city everywhere and we have therhood to continue to keep them alive. >> reporter: as the old story goes joe kennedy, jfk's father, claimed he avoided the 1929 market crash when he received a stock tip while getting a shine. but instead of wall street tyco tycoons, it's shoe shiners that need all the tips they can get. >> with the bad state of the economy we got to get back to the way things used to be. we just forget about a lot of things. believe me, i'm going to be pitching, clean your shoes. >> reporter: these street-level businessmen are expanding their services. >> the majority of the people wear sneakers and sandals. that's okay. i pumped up my game. i now clean sneakers. >> reporter: a fading profession may become a memory for consumers not willing to sit for a shine. ♪ there's a shine on my shoes and a melody ♪ >> reporter: richard roth, cnn, new york. >> maybe they should have that guy sing near the shoe shine stand that would attract business. >> i love getting a shoe shine. it's my guilty pleasure. >> you

caller: we have downsized our construction busins considerably. host: what do you think about these public-private pat -- partnerships? caller: we are putting all of our issues into one basket. we have to separate. we have the mets cporations getting sustenance. oil companies, farm subsidies, defense contractors. you name it. these guys are just lining up with congress saying give me, give me, give m the american worker is starving. host: as a construction business owner, will it help you if there was this infrastructure bank? caller: case in point, in florida we had a high-speed rail perceived as a public- private partnership. president obama said that he would dedicate so much of his infrastructure tnsportation money to build a high-speed rail. the governor rejected it. it was absurd. the company that should be applying for this project said they h done their homework on this. that they had built these in other countries. they know that they can make money. orlando is a huge worldwide attraction. tampas a major hub. we can make this work. he did

is busins good? they are delicious. who wants some ribbon fries over there? is this for me? but luck to you. thank you. i think i am walking your customers so i will get out of your way. >> i just saw governor huntsman. >> i will not be taking questions unless we are doing an interview. what i do not want to do is, just on the sidalk, answer questions. when i do that, do not get to answer in full. hi, how're you? good to seyou. good to see you. pardon? >> you are a pretty good looking guy. >> well, thank you. [laughter] how are you? thank you for saying high today. you're very nice. is that a friend of yours taking a picture? >> no. >> all right. how are you guys doing? it is nice to see you. hi, how are you? the grand kids are great, they not? all right. it is good to see you. how are you? how're you doing, sir? have a great day. a whole family affair here. it is nice to see you. how are you? where you guys from? >> from iowa. >> from where at? >> by the border. >> mitchell county. >> you are a long way from home. >> sounds good. hi, how're you. it is nice to see you. i am