. >> a crystal lake family on edge fearing what could be. the son is at the theater where the shooting happened and they were yet to hear from them. dan ponce joining us with details. dan? >> the family is certain that their son john was in the theater at the time of the shooting. so far they have not been able to confirm if he was among those who were killed. the name is john thomas larimer a 2003 graduate of crystal lake high school. you're looking at the graduation picture. it's 9 years old. he's stationed in the navy. he's in aurora, kro. all day long trying to find out where his son is. but so far again, the family is not able to get any information from the navy, the police, or any of the hospitals. earlier this afternoon, the department of defense released a statement that two airmen and one sailor were injured in the shooting. and that another sailor is currently unaccounted for. and again family members identified the missing sailor as john larrimer from crystal lake. we're showing you the high school graduation picture from 2003 fr

i am crystal, the program coordinator for lavos latina. behind me is the leadership group, a group of mothers who serve as leaders for the community. we have been around since 205 an05 and serve a unique need, te latino population and children as well. this is the highest concentration of children and the families are very intentional to make certain their children develop. the families have been important in the placement of new crosswalks and removing a bus shelter that was part of the new community. there is a priority for levels families. this project will stand 11 blocks in the tenderloin. and there will be children walking in and around the neighborhood. they have shown the levels. one of the moms had something they wanted to say. >> buenos noches. [speaking spanish] >> i have been a parent leader for four years, and we want to ask you to support us and all the families here are mothers, and youth are at the forefront of our work. and we hope to get funds from the city for that. this is something that is missing for the neighborhood.

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i went to the pay phone and call billy crystal. he had been talking to lorne about the possibility of being on this new show. i said, do you have any hints you can give me so i can have a leg up in this meeting? he said, well, he used to write for woody allen. he used to produce monty python specials. oh, and he hates mimes. lorne hates mimes. the bulls up a chair and give him this poem with 1100 jokes in it. he opens it. he reads the first joke. egos, u -- he goes, uh-huh, good. then he closes the book. i wrote 1100 jobs over two days, and he reads one joke. i wrote a jokes and the post office was about to issue a stamp commemorating prostitution in the united states. 10 cents, but if you want to lick it, it is a quarter. [laughter] he said, good. good. he said, tell me, how much money do you need to live on? i said, well, i am making $2.75 an hour at the deli. match it. [laughter] he said, well, tell me a little bit more about yourself. acted it to mean before he committed this kind of cash, he wanted to see what he was buying. i

we have the story from crystal lake. from o'hare airport on the long and winding roads outside chicago to far northwest suburban crystal lake a heroes escort for the 27 year-old john lorimer a u.s. naval petty officer one of 12 that died last week when gunmen stormed a call ryder movie theater his hometown paid their respects with flags tears and silence as the sailors first passed by. >>hearse passed by. earlier a military support organization gathered to give him a proper service member escort, none of them knew him personally but they felt they had to be there drawn together by the tragedy that didn't just rattle a small illinois suburb, it shook the nation. when they go overseas we realized and we accept some grave consequences that can happen we don't expect a casualty officer to knock on our door at midnight and tell us that our child has been killed in a movie fear. the theater. sedermovie theater. a sailor suitsalute as they paid tribute to a life lost in a senseless shooting. this death was no longer a headline,

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, it causes crystals that get deposited, usually in joints, such as knees and ankles and mostly the toesn the middle of the night and it looks like someone hit their toes with a hammer, it is gout. and it may be one episode or may go on a long time. there are risk factors, besides obesity and high blood pressure, if you are taking a diuretic and low-dose aspirin, those are risk factors for increasing urich acid and you want to be careful, and it is known as a disease of kings. if you eat anchovies and meat and, other things like that, it is something to see your doctor for, it is increasing the rate of kidney stones. >> eric: do you get a blood test to discover the uric acid. >> it is based on dna, it is made out of these things and it is important, we need the pu purines, and they crystallize and the body fights it with red blood cells and you get redness and, you can block the uric acid but if you have an acute attack, other than altering your diet, cut down on organ meats and beer and shellfish and oily fish and you look at the diet that is low in purines but in addition i use nonster

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>> i visited crystal river maybe two years ago. my understanding it's not as up-to-date as consistent with what i've heard generally. >> is it the nrc's rule to examine the cost, do a cost benefit analysis moving forward or not? >> no, that would not be an appropriate role for us. >> okay. if the nuclear reactor is repaired, is it subject to all of the updated nrc safety requirements? >> yes. >> including ones -- is that the same as if it were going for a new license? their license expires in 2016. is that the same analysis? and same requirements? >> same requirements for -- >> if they repair, is that consistent -- would nrc be asking for the same updated safety requirements when they go for a licensed renewal? their license expires -- the license expires here in 2016. >> my understanding is not necessarily, but i'll -- >> i think as a general matter that all of our plants operate under the same safety standards. so we don't differentiate between a plant that's operating under its original license versus a plant that's operating un

i'm crystal ball. young girls forced into sex trafficking. it's happening here in the u.s.s a new national campaign to stop that. >> all that and my thoughts on what mitt romney must tell black america. "the cycle" for monday, july 9th starts right now. >>> all right. the gang's all here. let's take it to the table. crystal, doesn't it seem like the president is trying to put the gop in position to defend the richer americans the way he's defending the bush tax cuts issue? >> yes. he's got the tax centering on his time at bain, his attacks on the money in the swiss cayman islands. everyone under 250,000 or less, why don't we go ahead with that and then we can talk about whether for people on the higher end of the income scale we really want to move forward for a tax cut for them that would cost $850 billion over the next ten years and is the least effective form of stimulus according to the congressional budget office. >> i want to hear a little bit from the preside

this is crystal. this is not her wedding gown from last year but this is a gorgeous gown.us this. >> reporter: she is wearing a drop waist tulle waste gown adorned with crystals on the bodice as well as throughout the train. >> and how many wedding gowns do you have available for people to look at and try on? >> we have over 500 gowns available this year as well as we have previous customers who come and donate gowns for the cause as well. >> that's good. and again, these are named designers. >> exactly. >> so when you come, you are getting something truly special. what do you have here? >> next, we have a fit and square with crystals in the back as well as a beautiful veil and full skirt as well. >> wow. what is the value of the gowns being offered? >> the value starts at about 1200 and go up as high as $4200. >> they start at $1200? >> they start at $1200. >> are gowns getting more expense sniff. >> they are, but a girl wants what she wants. >> who is this? >> this is miss marilyn. she's wearing a full skirt as well with formal pickup as dorned with a belt with crystals.

crystal egger is here with a check of the weather.e here and then not so nice from what i understand. >> thing goes downhill across the northeast tomorrow. the top weather story, once again, has to be the heat in the middle of the country, for millions. it is going to be downright uncomfortable to be outside, looking at heat across the plains, up into the great lakes once again. 105 in kansas city today. denver at 100 degrees. stay cool. stay hydrated. check on your neighbors. if there is anybody who you know of who may not have air conditioning, make sure they have a way to stay cool as well. and that heat is going to stick around all week long. >> we're starting off the day with lots of clouds. a little bit of fog and drizzle even. that should be clearing off towards the afternoon but the clouds stick around keeping temperatures cool. low to mid 80's towards the >>> and now let's head back to lester in london. ♪ >> crystal, thanks. it has been years in the making and now with just days to go before the london olympics, britain is fe

crystal egger is here with a check of the weather.e here and then not so nice from what i understand. >> thing goes downhill across the northeast tomorrow. the top weather story, once again, hasop weather story once again has to be the heat. in the middle of the country for millions, it will be down right uncomfortable to be outside. looking at heat across the plains, up into the great lakes once again. 105 in kansas city today. denver at 100 degrees. stay cool, stay hydrated. check on your neighbors. if there's anybody who may not have air conditioning, make sure they have a way to stay cool as well. that heat is going to stick around all week long. that's a look at the weather across the country. here's what's happening where you live. >> good sunday morning to you. i'm meteorologist chuck bell. we are off to another cloudy and cool start today, but unlike yesterday where we never broke free from the cloud cover, today, i think we'll get increasing amounts of sunshine back probably not until -- about until lunch time. temperatures u

crystal is here. go ahead. >> no, the president does not deserve another term. you know what he brought is debt and division. >> i didn't say if you liked his achievements or agreed with them. i said based on what he has accomplished and that's hard for you to say on the right. >> the only thing he accomplish side obama care that is now a tax as chief justice roberts told us. not only will people be out of jobs, but taxed more. >> that are is a talking point. >> no, it's not. >> it is under the tax clause. if you don't pay your taxes, that is a penalty. it's not a tax. >> it is a tax. >> if you don't pay your taxes, you get penalized. >> don, have you head obama care? >> yes, i have. >> guess what, there $500 billion in taxes. >> that's a talking point. it's under the taxation part. >> 500 billion in the first years. >> what do you think? >> i love being in atlanta and i love this desk. i want you back. i want you to stay down here. just 3ing it out there. obama definitely deserves a second term. on job growth, absolutely. he will get a c. it's not doing great.

his body was flown back to crystal lake, illinois. you see it. there crowds lining up and down the boulevard to receive him. just a very sad day for a lot of people. jessica ghawi, we're peeking into her life memorial. the service for her, of course, was sort of the quintessential face of this shooting right there. she goes by jessica redfield in her aspiring sports broadcast career. this is a live look at her funeral service there. just a short time ago. that's, of course, in san antonio, texas. just a short time ago one of her broadcast colleagues remembering sort of embarrassing story about when jessica first started saying she forgot to put her microphone on one of the first times she's on air. some of the things we all forget to do from time to time. but you see her just an aspiring sports broadcaster whose life was cut short way too soon at 24 years old. and last, matt mcquinn's funeral will be held today. he dove on his girlfriend to take the bullet for her. his family trying to make sense of his heroic deed there on july 20th in aurora, c

the weather channel's crystal egger is with us. >> good morning, lester.weather cooperating there in london. the warmest, driest week so far this summer, just in time for the games. got to talk to these a ladies, they're sticking out like a sore thumb. you wouldn't happen to be tourists, would you? enjoying new york city? >> yes. >> so far, so good. enjoying the weather, 70 degrees and sunny. it will get worse tomorrow. so take in tomorrow. storms return to the northeast and the mid-atlantic. and especially across the southeast coastline if you're going to the beaches. keep an eye to the sky. more heat, more dry weather through the middle of the country and unfortunately that's only going to make the drought worse. tomorrow, rain around the edges of that bubble of hot air. but not where we need it most. >>> and here's a look at our day planner forecast around the bay area. for places like livermore it will be hot again. maybe not near 100 degrees but running well into the 90s as we go through the afternoon. for the coast and bay, a little cooling today. mo

the reason crystal is so quiet when you talk, dean, she can't hear you. >> perfect. this is the greatest conversation ever. let me talk about crystal for a few seconds. >> we want to go back to our progress report here. on gay rights, he's done what he promised. ended don't ask, don't tell. he came out in favor of gay marriage. he didn't do a sweeping thing that it must happen across the country. on terrorism also a checkmark. he killed osama bin laden. he pulled the troops out of iraq. aggressive use of military drones. is that enough for a second term? >> no, the use of military drones we're killing tris who we can't bring back home and question for future attacks on the country. this president leads from behind, syria, libya, egypt. he doesn't have a plan. and he sits on the sidelines, which is why iran now is nuclearing up, if you will, and israel is the one who has to take the lead. so and -- >> are you at a loss for words? >> i was hope to hear dean in the background. i don't think i'll hear dean today. >> i won't interrupt her. >> it was the bush policies enac

except it turns out even romney's conservative cohorts, people like bill crystal, beg to differ.quote, what are voters to think when they hear the gop nominee say as long as i continue to speak about the economy, i'm going to win. that they're dopes who don't know the economy's bad but as long as the romney campaign keeping instructing them that it's bad, they'll react correctly and vote the incumbent out of office? if you think he went to positive spin after that, he concluded quote, calling it a narrow path to defeat. let's get right to our panel in philadelphia, professor james peterson, a blogger for the h f "huffington post." in washington, karen finney, now a columnist for the hill and kathleen crier. if people like bill crystal start saying you've got a problem with the way you're laying out your strategy, you've got a problem. >> you do. because we have listenedç to romney now for the months and months and have yet to hear his prescription. some regurgitation at this point, derag, low taxes, free up the private sector and that's the end all and be all. but he doesn't tel

crystal says she's glad she is exposing people to secondhand smoke especially hurt children.id away with his niceties' my children when a smoker regular cigarette takeoff. a utah man on the run from police to is really found dead in the cockpit of the pasteur test. cbs reporter bob door with a story that has authority scratching their heads to nice. >>> at the remote st. george airport in southwestern utah a crane today who requested the airline's jets. which police say was used by murder suspects in a bizarre box get away. the suspect brian had done a pilots is found dead inside the plane. the result of the gunshots. the story began last friday when police found the body of haven't at have since ex girlfriend in his colorless things apartment. police issued this wanted poster sky west put had done that mr. leave and revoked his security cards. has lows on the run. then last night a police officer of trolling around the st. george airports spotted an abandoned motorcycle with the engine still warm and muggy been tossed over the razor wire atop a perimeter fence police say has

. >> jon: what, like a vegan fair trade soy bath crystal. for god's sakes. >> joke all you want but everyone knows the soy bath crystal industry is bankrolls by the coke brothers. now look, i'll just look up a list of liberal products for you. >> is that an iphone. oh my god i've always wanted one but apple supports gay marriage, so instead i got to use this. that's right. dole makes good christian conservative pineapples and phones. >> jon: you clearly want to eat this chick-fil-a sandwich, it's delicious. >> but i can't because they're bad. >> jon: you use an iphone and you know iphones and apple they have some, you know, let's call them labor issues. >> what? use slaves? talk to me, don't clam up on me now, woman. >> jon: and chet chick-fil-a isn't all profit and anti-gay marriage they close on sundays and pay for their workers to go to college. >> socialism. >> jon: yes. >> excuse me while i redistribute this sandwich. aetses not coming up. it's not coming up. >> wait. >> oh, jon, how are we supposed to live our values. >> jon: i don't k

a private service was held in crystal lake, illinois for john larimer.year-old navy petty officer received full military honors. a court document filed friday showed james holmes - the man accused of killing 12 people and wounding dozens more inside the movie theater - was a patient of a university of colorado psychiatrist before the july 20th massacre. holmes is expected to be formally charged on monday. i'm melisa raney reporting. meanwhile, a billboard in idaho is comparing president obama to the accused colorado killer james holmes.next to a photo of holmes, the billboard reads "kills 12 in a movie theater, everyone freaks out." on the president's photo, it reads, "kills thousands with foreign policy, wins nobel peace prize." the ralph smeed foundation owns the advertisement and says it wants to draw attention to military men and women dying overseas. a new movie that contains a violent shoot-out at a theater will not be released this fall. that decision comes directly from the movie massacre fallout. fallout.warner brothers announced it will postpon

>>> crystal as smoking electronics cigarettes. these ease eggs produced no smoke all only water vapor. and she is shaping their restaurants. >>> is a little odd to see someone smoking in restaurants. >>> snow in nextel i don't smell anything. misspell whatsoever. this is julia think people are so offended? >>> yes it's a big misconception. because if he really can smell a thing when it is its vapors. there is some nicotine clamming yuli i still water vapor. not the danger of secondhand smoke founded real cigarettes. despite the state's man is saying is don't have the same laws. but still the smoking stigma is there. what even the walking down the aisles and some of these fees cigarettes there's a double take light-water we doing here. there remain smoker family and says his customers by easter eggs to help themselves will be real 6. stairways that there is a catch. restaurants are allowed to have a note ec policy. the one priscilla's fabian doesn't. he can smell anything. crystal says she's glad she is in exposing people to enhanc

crystal clear conditions. not what you want in this type of hot pattern. the sun is able to continue to heat us up through the day with no shade from any cloud cover. that was the deal statewide. cooking in harford today. sweltering down the howard county way towards lorel at the high school an ex. maryland's most powerful radar. it's crystal clear. it should be tonight, tomorrow, most of tomorrow evening. chances for storms come back as we go in to sunday as the heat wave will begin to break. for now it's certainly with us and set to stay in to the day tomorrow. humidity is high. it's more excessive as you go from westminster and howard county and carroll county west. there is higher humidity values, a little bit of a dry slot of air towards the philadelphia area. for today, we got a taste of that. the values are extreme. 107 frederick. 101 willmington. you are absolutely frying if you are outside, especially in the sun. winds are north and west, 5-10, enough to stir the air a little. we will take it this is nothing to give us relief. that will come thoug

a lot of people -- and bill crystal said something interesting. and i think the same was true, and i wrote about it with john kerry in 2004. that romney wants to get from point a to point b with excessive caution, without having to risk, to take the risk of putting out ideas or debating the points. that he think the president is unpopular enough that he should be able to glide through. i think john kerry made the same mistake. i think if the romney campaign is actually listening to that criticism as opposed to getting their back up over it, they might actually -- might benefit from it. >> and speaking of perceptions, mitt romney with his family taking a vacation this week at his lakeside retreat in new hampshire. and here it is on the front page of "the new york times," julie. contrasting romney with the jet skis. we see that on the screen now. with barack obama talking about the -- having once taken a bus trip vacation with his grandmother and staying at howard johnsons. the press really seems obsessed with romney's wealth. he has -- he has four

billy crystal. it goes on and on. when i write to by myself -- >> you discover you have no talent. [laughter] >> there is nothing there anymore. it is fun raising by yourself, because i can flex muscles i did not have before, but it is very lonely. it is not natural to sit in a room by yourself and be funny. i look forward to collaboration, just as a way to get away from salatin. hence, hello. >> is it easier to have somebody to bounce things off of? >> of course, there is a synergy to it. there's a built-in editing process. somebody waiting to react to it. absolutely. >> dave, most of your career, you wrote the peter pan books with ridley. how do you like working with others? >> i love it. i enjoy it but you can bounce it off. when riding alone, what goes through -- when you are writing alone, you sit and think you are a fraud. anyone who writes comedy knows that feeling peter i am not funny. i do not have skills. i used of all the jokes. that is kind of how you start your day. sometimes that is how you end your day. >> sometimes that is the entire day. [laughter] >> you look at t

their most conservative commentator bill crystal.ing to step up for mitt romney. >> he is proud of what he did. he should release the tax returns tomorrow. you got to release six eight ten years of tax returns. take the hit. >> cenk: even he says he should release the tax returns. oh, not again. and crystal off the top rope! man, romney is taking a beating literally. he can't believe all these people have turned ohen him. he goes on "fox and friends." >> we'll put out two years of tax returns. as soon as the recent year is complete, we'll put that out. it's hundreds of pages of documents. by the way, none of those tax returns are required by law to put out. the financial disclosure has already been made. >> cenk: in other words, nope not going to put out any tax returns. that is a terrible strategy, even fox news commentators have turned on you. he has got to be reeling at this point. i think only one man can understand his pain. that is former university of miami football player saven raven's quarterback ed reed. >> i'm hurt dog don

crystal, jordy and paul. we're a very small company.ly five people here in new york. >> what i found fascinating in here is you design, create, imaginate, build everything right here. >> yes. this is basically where we do the prototyping. >> there are so many parts. >> these are some of the parts we use, anything from alligator cli clips. we're constantly working on new modules and we're trying to release them on a bimonthly basis. so every two months we are releasing new modules. paul will design them, work on them in house. we brainstorm about different ways they should interact. then he prototype them and will test them, like them, when that works we'll send them off to the factory. what kristin is doing here is she's coming up with ideas to for projects to make with the starter kit. last week we launched part of the website called community where you can see projects that people have made and you can put your projects up. we're starting to see that part of the site and so crystal is coming up with these ideas for things that we're g

the town of crystal springs is planning to hold a unity rally tonight.ard county police officer is listed in stable condition, this morning... after a woman crashed her car into the back of his police cruiser over the . weekend.it happened early saturday morning on washington boulevard in laurel.police say yylanda murchison.. who you see in these pictures we got from her facebook page... appeared to be driving under the influence when her car jumped a curb... and slammed into the back of the officers cruiser.murchinson was arrested at the scene. hold on to your handbag... because purse snatchings are becoming a regular occurrence at gas stations in prince george's county. county. security video from a sunoco station in landover... taken wednesday... shows a thief reaching in to a victim's car... grabbing a purse... and speeding off in an s-u-v.four more purse snatchings happened in p-g county in succeeding days. it's also haapening in woman says the crime was ne - terrifying. ((mosssays: "one of the guys just opened my car door, went right in. another gu

that's what bill crystal and others are looking for this candidate to put on the table. i think -- i still have faith he will, because romney's strategy ultimately is not to play this out in the summer but to play it out when people really pay attention beginning the convention and forward. and i think that's ultimately the end game. >> bob shrum, this makes rick santorum look like a soothe sayer. much of these missteps are tied to health care and just not being able to -- and i recognize what michael steele said a moment ago. drawing the bright line between obama care and romney care. but essentially saying it's hard to turn around, is it not? >> sure it is. and look, he never got -- romney never got pushed hard in the primaries. santorum tried to push him, but now he's in the big leagues and not doing well. just before the health care decision he said if he were in the white house, the obama people in the white house shouldn't sleep well that night. he assumed the law would be thrown out. you can't do that in the middle of a campaign. i actually think the summer is a v

bill crystal writes that his main campaign is obama isn't working.anks, guys, but americans already know that. what they want to hear from the chamger is some understanding of why the president's policies aren't working and how mr. romney's policies will do better. he can't give specifics because he knows that opens him up for fire, especially when it come dose mess tick programs which people greatly need right now. there you have an opening for democrats, chris, so surely you will capitalize on it. >> well, i think democrats in the obama campaign already are. i think the obama campaign has done a pretty good job at defining mitt romney much better than the romney campaign has. it speaks to a bigger problem and the bigger problem is they don't have a narrative message of where they're going to leave the country, whatç impact the policies will have. i think this is a mistake campaigns sometimes make. it's unbelievable that a presidential campaign is making this mistake. >> chris, if those mistakes are as glaring as you point out, we can quickly point

jim the navy intelligence officer from crystal lake was killed in the shooting rampage in colorado will be honored today there will be awake of 27 year-old john lorimer between three and 9:00 in the davenport family funeral home in crystal lake the petty officer third class was shot as he protected his girlfriend during the massacre of 11 other people were also killed he was stationed at buckley airforce base in our colorado funeral services and the burial will be private the suspect in the colorado movie theater shootings doesn't know why he's in jail james holmes has been in custody for one week as he waits charges for last week's deadly shootings the new york daily news reports that holmes has been acting like he has an issue in jail one worker says that he's been asking people why he's there there are also reports that ds one jill worker how batman movie ended holmes was also complaining of stomach aches that he is blaming on the gel food aid jury in mchenry county has begun deliberations in the sexual assault trial of john wayne gacy nephew raymond caspar in closing arguments this

in the administration of george bush they come in, national security council with bill crystal weekly standard, richard perle head of the defons policy bore there you are heading up the defense department. this letter, a project for a new american century, you were successful. >> it's interesting because that was 1998. and the democratic congress passed a resolution that made the policy of the united states of america regime change in iraq, and president clinton agreed with it and signed it. so there was broad agreement in both political parties. back in the '90s, there was -- here you had a country that was on state department's terrorist list, a country that had invaded kuwait. you had a country that engaged a long war with iran, a country shooting at american planes every day as the uk and u.s. aircraft patrolled the no-fly zones in the northern and southern part of iraq. and you had a country that was -- had rejected, i think eventually some 17 u.n. resolutions. so i don't think it's surprising that a number of people in both political parties held that view. >> well the by and la

it's gay. >> but for crystal duluth, being mcnaughton's girlfriend was something more significant. >> i was really, really upset and i tried to take her name off my leg. >> she went crazy. she tried to dig my name out of her leg. she was trying to dig it out. >> i got a staple and i scraped it up and down on my skin to try to pull out the "e." it didn't hurt because i was so upset that my whole body just went numb and i just blocked out the pain. i was upset. because it's like a merry go round in here. once one girl breaks up with somebody, they end up with somebody else within two, three minutes. so i'm not going to let kelley bring me down. >> coming up -- >> i don't like girls at all. >> jessica styx has a change of heart. she joins the party in g dorm. >> i have a girl that's just helping me, you know what i mean? she's just being there for me. >>> even for the inmates inside the maricopa county jail, appearance matters. >> too bad we couldn't get some highlights, huh? >> a group of professional hairdressers volunteer their time to give haircuts to the inmates. >> there are three

but i'm interested, peter, in what bill crystal said on fox yesterday pointing out despite the roughrts coming out for the president how he is leading. let's play bill crystal please. >> president obama's had three disappointing months but he's holding his own. if i were in the romney campaign, that would worry me. i don't think you can beat an incumbent president even if the economy is slow. if 27% of the voters think you as the challenger don't have a clear plan for improving the economy. >> combined with the ads, people changing their minds and bill crystal and i guess in addition to the "wall street journal" scathing op ed, some scathing analysis from his team. >> he's taken a lot of heat from conservative commentators. the argument being there needs to be some specificity in terms of his economic plan. it's not enough to say i'm not president obama, you have to say what you are for. the argument has been coming from many people across the right and many organizations including "the wall street journal" with that editorial arguing and warning the romney campaign that they were po

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is starting to take new form from an egyptian form to the one we now know as liberty, and that crystallizes for him very clearly in the plaster models that we know he worked with. >> yeah. so bartholdi goes to egypt, and the first sketches look like an arab peasant woman, and that made sense for egypt, but he also had a lot of other images in his head, and one of them is the colossus of roads. this is the -- the ancient statue that was build on the island of roads in the third century bc to commemorate a great victory, and this was a male statue that presided over the island and the city and it commemorated a great victory. we talk about emma lazarus, we can get back to that, so he's got these different competing images in his head, so he's created this arab peasant woman on a pedestal. he's got the colossus of roads, but he's also got the goddess of liberty. these were greek and roman goddesses that surfaced during the french revolution, that come from ancient greece and rome and that in ancient times represented the freedom of slaves, and those images of the goddess of liberty re-emerged