we talked about the president's charge that it is social darwinism. again, we're not talking about romney in versus obama on this show. we're talking about paul ryan. >> right, because ryan is a good target if obama wants to run against them, the far right, the conservatives, the tea party. romney is sort of a cipher. >> this debate has been going on for a while. >> but ryan has laid down the market he has provided the plan and the documents that you can respond to. >> the reason he has is because obama hasn't . he said on july 11, 2011, in a press conference -- it wasn't a secret -- no matter how much you raise taxes, medicare is insolvent and unsustainable. as he presented a plan? no. his treasury secretary was asked by ryan in house hearings -- do you have a plan on medicare? >> even though he sets hearts fluttering among conservative columnists -- "the wall street journal" is royal page gives him a wet kiss every times he turns around -- he is getting scrutiny he has never had a "the wall street journal" revealed he sent four letters requesting st

we talked about the president's charts that it is social darwinism. we're not talking about romney versus obama on this show. talking about all my -- are talking about paul ryan. >> right, because ryan is a good target. if obama wants to run against them, the movement conservatives, the tea party, that is ryan. romney is sort of a cipher. >> he laid down the marker. he provided the plan, provided documents that you can respond to. >> and the irony is that the reason he has is because the president hasn't. he said on july 11, 27, in a press conference -- it wasn't in secret -- no matter how much you raise taxes, medicare is insolvent and unsustainable. as he presented the plan? now. his treasury secretary was asked by a riot in house hearings, do you have a plan on medicare? the answer was, "no, but we don't like yours and." >> who is going to win this debate, mark? >> the president will win the debate if it is on health care. even bill paul ryan sets the hearts of conservatives fluttering, he is flying at a different altitude. he is getting scrutiny h

. >> aprovechando la superiosidad, darwin termina empujando el disparo y se domino a lossalvadoreños se ptermino empatando el juego a uno. >> vemos como los gallos blancos se quedaron sólo con 10 hombres y los tiburónes le sacaron de las manos los empates y ganaron el partido. >> y vemos los otros resultados de los partidos. >> (información en pantalla) >> los gigantes le sacaron juego y medio a los dodgers. >> se vencieron a los mellizos de minesotta. >> y feliz noche para todos. >> se comenzó la espera por la competicion donde navegantes competiran por el gran premio. >> este evento ayudara a la crecion de varios empleos y la recaudacion de millones de ddólares. >> vamos al vistazo metereologico. >> y vemos incendios en la zona norte de california, así como también en el sur tenemos advertencias. >> por las zonas monzonicas. además de los rayos que afectan la maleza y la sequia que pontencia. >> el panorama con la humedad se mantiene estable, pero es posible que los rayos traigan más incendios. >> despejado para nosotros, las temperaturas comienzan a descender. >> &= 65 grados en s

. >> radical social darwinism.ing social security and medicare or take on five trillion in debt in three and half yearings. >> yeah, this is amazing. a president and vice-president who campaign and got nothing. no leadership and can't get a budget through the chamber that is control would by their party. i love the pick about paul ryan it raises the stakes to say that rom romm and paul ryan will talk positively about moving the country forward. the president 42 consectative moppings of eight or above 8 percent . he said the level of debt was unpatriotic and added five trillion it is time for us to replace him and who better than mitt romney and paul ryan they are a come back team and they will raise the standards to make it happen. >> thank you for being with us. it is a choice election. greta is next. >> tonight, the tickets are complete. governor romney, an an, thank you. [applause] i am dopely honored and excited to join you as your running mate. [cheers and applause] i want to tell you about mitt romney. mitt r

. >> radical social darwinism.g social security and medicare or take on five trillion in debt in three and half yearings. >> yeah, this is amazing. a president and vice-president who campaign and got nothing. no leadership and can't get a budget through the chamber that is control would by their party. i love the pick about paul ryan it raises the stakes to say that rom romm and paul ryan will talk positively about moving the country forward. the president 42 consectative moppings of eight or above 8 percent . he said the level of

. >> radical social darwinism. on five trillion in debt in three and half yearings. >> yeah, this is amazing. a president and vice-president who campaign and got nothing. no leadership and can't get a budget through the chamber that is control would by their party. i love the pick about paul ryan it raises the stakes to say that rom romm and paul ryan will talk positively about moving the country forward. the president 42 consectative moppings of eight or above 8 percent . he said the l

. >> radical social darwinism.al security and medicare or take on five trillion in debt in three and half yearings. >> yeah, this is amazing. a president and vice-president who campaign and got nothing. no leadership and can't get a budget through the chamber that is control would by their party. i love the pick about paul ryan it raises the stakes to say that rom romm and paul ryan will talk positively about moving the country forward. the president 42 consectative moppings of eight or above 8 percent . he said the level of debt was unpatriotic and added five trillion it is time for us to replace him and who better than mitt romney and paul ryan they are a come back team and they will raise the standards to make it happen. >> thank you for being with us. it is a choice election. greta is next. >> tonight, the tickets are complete. governor romney, an an, thank you. [applause] i am dopely honored and excited to join you as your running mate. [cheers and applause] i want to tell you about mitt romney. mitt romney is

here is another one from darwin.ely true. [ applause ] >> steve: that's true. >> jimmy: it's like a black hole. next quote is from e.l. james, author of "fifty shades of grey." [ cheers ] she says, "my only dream was to see 'fifty shades of grey' in a book shop. the explosion of interest has taken me completely by surprise." here is another quote from e.l. james. she says, "i'm sure many of my readers had that their own explosions of interest, if you know what i mean." i don't know. i don't get that one. >> steve: what does she mean? >> jimmy: i don't know what she's talking -- >> steve: i don't know what she means. explosion of interest? >> jimmy: i don't know. last quote is from sophocles. he was an ancient greek playwright. he said, "a man growing old becomes a child again." here's another one here. he said, "except for the whole thing about having super saggy balls." [ laughter ] that's all the time we have for "don't quote me." stick around, everybody. we will be right back with karate pinata. [ cheers and appla

of course, for us that is charles darwin. >> rose: yes. >> and now, what darwin said was that we became adapted to our environment in order to feed and pro create. i abbreviate, of course. and the face, we often forget is an organ for communication. quite apart from -- >> it shows emotion but also speech, also the fact of kinship, knowing who is your kin, who you are going to fight with in order to get to the food and so on. now, of course these are very basic things, but we can extrapolate them to our life as social beings. so the face is vital to social interaction. we are the most -- one of the most attractive species around. we have an enormous visual cortex, but our, most of our brain is involved in vision, and we are constantly doing it. so the recognition of faces is critical to us. but of various ways in which we can do it. some people are super experts, they can pick out faces like that. others are very bad at it. here is a face. everyone recognizes this face. so a face in a ways, that is the very lowest -- then you have got to try to understand, well what is happening in terms

blame charles darwin.d i know on one occasion -- i was with a young woman at a restaurant and she started to cry. she started to fall. i grabbed her. at first she objected. i said i just saved you from breaking your neck. sometimes guys are rough. unfortunately, we are big. i do not think the chair should be removed. i think this is a political lynching. and the sermon. to g>> commissioners, members of the public, and ross mirkarimi, i know you talk to supporters in the campaign, and i talk to you on the telephone. we said the program of in 1980. it has become the state standard. in i have worked with thousands of batterers and programs. we of trained people all over the world, even in singapore. i keep doing the work because i am very optimistic that if men who are violent get treatment and it helps, syria's help that deals with the violence, they can certainly recover. i hope ross gets to do that, because he is very popular with his supporters. is an excellent political program. that is where i think as

is social darwinism. again, we're not talking about romneycare versus obama on this show. talking about paul ryan. >> ir ght -- right because ryan is a good target if obama wants to run against them, the movement conservatives, the tea party. romney is rt of a cipher. >> ryan has laid down a marker. he is the one who provided the plan, the documents that you can respond to. >> the ironyny is that the reason he has is because the president has not. obama has not presented a plan on medicare id he said onuly 11 2011, at a press conference -- it wasn't in secret -- that no matter how much you raise taxes, medicare is insolvent and unsustainable. has he presented a plan? no. his treasury secretary was asked by ryan in the house hearings, have you got a plan on medicare? the answer was no, but we don't like yours. >> who is going to win this debate mark? >> the president w will win the debate if it is on health care, no question about it. even though paul ryan says the hearts fluttering a very conservati columnist -- "the wall street journal" editorial- page gives them wet kiss

. >> when the first ryan budget came out the president called it darwinism. the attack against congressman ryan. he will do anything to protect tax cuts to the wealthy k. we expect a negative campaign going forward. >> it should focus on the policy differences. there is plenty to disagree on and those differences are very stark and that is why the vice-president pick helps to sharpen the issues. no need to get into personal attacks. look at the impact of the budget. and it is standing there for everybody to look at. it provides tax breaks to the tt deeply into other investments including education, it does put the risk of rising health care costs on seniors and medicare. no question it does those. and eliminates the benefits provided in medicare in terms of closing the prescription doughnut hole. it is a healthy sharp debate on the issues and i hope the country will take advantage television. i believe in the end of the day, when people focus on the differences, they will not return to a souped up version of bush trickle down economics. we have been there and

a british group first did it in 1911, against the growing popularity of darwin's theory of evolution. to bring the biblical stories alive. >> reporter: and people inhabited the area for more than 1,000 years, until the syrian king destroyed it in 1701 b.c. today modern beshemish is across the highway. next month, archeologists hope to uncover a palace they think may have belonged to mysterious female who ruled the area. >> that's our report for this week. thanks so much for joining us. george and wendy are back next week. until them, good-bye and god bless you.

mitt romney tax's plan paul ryan budget the cuts they imagine, and this is the worst form of social darwinismhave discussed since the 1880s. >> yes, and they expand defense spending. >> go figure. sam seder as always great to have you on the program. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> (applause) the best political insight leads to the best political foresight. >>>first pick, i'm going to shock the world and pick, paul ryan. >>>brillant. okay... >>>with the number that just came out he's more inclined to throw long. in which case, i think the long one is paul ryan because the risks are higher. here in the obama war room... >>>putting satire aside, i agree paul ryan would be great for democrats. for us it would fame the intellectual debate. >>>see the future "live" weeknights starting at 7pm. uygur. spitzer. granholm. only on current tv. unwrap your paradise. soft, sweet coconut covered in rich, creamy chocolate. almond joy and mounds. unwrap paradise. um, miss ? you have hard water stains and that cleaner's not gonna cut it. you need lime-a-way. it's 4 times more effect

. >> stephen moore co-author of "return to prosperity" and robert frank author of the darwin economy debate the merits of wall street. this event set up by the mock trial -- investment broker peter shaft and an annual libertarian conference. it's about an hour and 10 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. >> hi everybody. are you ready for some wall street on trial excitement? because i have got to gavel this court now comes to order. that's right for kobbe ladies and gentlemen and members of the jury, the diverse chair -- cherry. we are gathered in a great sovereign state of nevada to decide the fate of wall street as an american institution. in this hearing we hope to discover it's on that balance wall street as a financial institution is worthy of trade and respect to the general public and that taxpayers of this great nation or should it be confined to the dustbin of history as a barbarous relic of poker capitalism? investment banks, brokerage firms, hedge funds, money managers in the financial services industry serve the public interest or is it a nuisance that does more harm than go

conversations] >> stephen moore, co-author of "return to prosperity" and robert frank, author of "the darwin economy," debate the merits of wall street. a jury includes steve forbes, peter schiff and whole foods co-founder john mackey. this event from freedomfest in las vegas, an annual libertarian conference, is about an hour, ten minutes. [applause] >> well, thank you. >> hi, everybody. you ready for some wall street on trial excitement? 'cuz i got the gavel s and i'm either pounding chicken or this court now comes to order! that's right. [laughter] ladies and gentlemen, members of the jury, the diverse jury -- very good to see you, wonderful to be here -- we're gathered in the great sovereign state of nevada to decide the fate of wall street as an american institution. in this hearing we hope to discover if on-net balance wall street as a financial institution is worthy of praise and respect by the general public and the taxpayers of this great nation, or should it be consigned to the dust bin of history as a relic of capitalism investment banks, brokerage firms, hedge funds, money manage

. >> reporter: and the president's budget as social darwinism -- >> for those who can least afford it and don't have any clout on capitol hill. >> reporter: ryan has proposed slowing the growth of medicare and providing fright tyrees with something like a voucher. to pay nor private health insurance. independent analysts say limited vouchers would mean seniors would have to pay thousands more out of their own pocket. the romney campaign insists these changes would not impact today's seniors or those close to retirement and that such changes are needed for it to survive. get ready for democrats to hit hard, especially in states with large senior populations such as florida, pennsylvania and ohio, all pivotal battleground states. jake tapper, abc news, the white house. >> i want to bring in george stephanopoulos, great to see you, george, what are you watching tonight? >> well, here's the next big thing mitt romney got to fix. he got a big jolt from paul ryan over the weekend. from the abc news/"washington post" poll, it shows romneys unfavorability rating. 49% right now much higher tha

which included of course basing troops in darwin australia to breakthroughs with the. relations breakthrough it. and the latest incident was when philippines. sent their. navy ship to. this particular island being contested between. china and i think decided that they need to respond to all the to raise the stakes so to speak and that's why he put in the you know the government and the gears and the troops in the middle of this china sea we all know that us is spread very thin all around the world and even though they now have what is known as a. strategy which is to have small military bases all around the world small meaning maybe ten thousand twenty thousand response. troops these smaller get scale less expensive to have but have many of them one estimate as many . perhaps but over a thousand of these bases around the world how will things work out absent a presidential election that's a different story because after that the reality sets in and bull's eyes at that figure out how do you mutually accommodate and deal with some of the more important issues and. not do

. >> reporter: the president assailed ryan's budget as social darwinism. >> i don't think there's anything courageous for asking for sacrifice from those who can least afford it and don't have any clout on capitol hill. >> reporter: in the coming weeks, we'll likely hear most about ryan's plans for medicare. ryan has proposed slowing the growth of medicare and providing future retirees with something like a voucher. to pay for private health insurance. independent analysts say limited vouchers would mean seniors would have to pay thousands more out of their own pocket. the romney campaign insists these changes would not impact today's seniors or those close to retirement and that such changes are needed for the programs to survive. get ready for democrats to hit this issue hard, especially in states with large senior populations, such as florida, pennsylvania and ohio. all pivotal battleground states. jake tapper, abc news, the white house. >> and time now get "the bottom line." i want to bring in "good morning america" co-anchor, anchor of "this week," george stephanopoulos. great to see

it is thinly veiled social darwinism. >>> the obama campaign today released a statement saying, "romney tapped in ryan someone who share his commitment to the flawed theory that budget but thing former wealthy and placing greater burdens on the middle-class and seniors will somehow deliver a stronger economy." here in the bay area, there was mixed reaction. >> i think the democrats will be happy, just because now they have some fodder to go after. >> first impression, he seems like an intelligent candidate. >> if we're going to get things in order, we have to get definitely a fiscal conservative. >> he is ultra conservative and wants to cut the budget to the point that i think it harms franchise. >> while democratics attacked ryan for what they call his his extreme budget," they hope to convince voters that mitt romney is committed to small federal government and lower deficits. >>> people have been weighing in on mitt romney's choice for running mate on our facebook panel and you can join the conversation by liking us at ktvu channel 2. >>> tonight oakland police and the highway patrol

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. >> the president assailed it as social darwinism. >> i don't think it's a sacrifice to ask for those that can least afford it. >> ryan has proposed slowing the growth of medicare and have something like a voucher to pay for private health insurance. they say the limited vouch worry mean that seniors would have to pay thousands more out of their own pocket. roydz campaign insists these changes would not impact today's seniors or those close to retirement. such changes are need forward the program to survive. >> get ready for democrats to hit this issue hard, especially in states with large senior populations such as florida, pennsylvania and ohio. all pivotal battleground states. >> dan: coming up next, one of the state's most notorious killers has died. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. this week, local seedless grapes straight off the vine are just 79 cents a pound. starbucks coffee is only $7.49. that's