>> david tom and i concur with what doug warren said from snafu. we support the legislation and it is important to have note to neighbors and right now there is no notice and this will provide notice. how far, there are certain concerns we have about it. for example, with the tier one, the notice doesn't happen until the permit is already issued and the argument i heard yesterday in meeting with the supervisors is that these things are all okay the way they are and we have had a public hearing on it and the reality is there are neighbors who don't find out about it until it is in front of their doorstep and i think they should have a right to have an input into these, even the small tier one's before hand, not just after the permit is issued. so that' one of the concerns i have about it and why do we want to put indonesia the public rights of way and what we are trying to do is put them underground. and so that doesn't really make a whole lot of sense. and i also wanted to speak to the hazards of these devices besides the r.f.r. that we're not supp

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also his successor tom donilon. david, this has been expected at some point soon, but when you go back and certainly in bob wo woodwa woodward's reporting, jim jones was never an insider. he was a key adviser and endorsing of barack obama in the campaign and that was a big help with all of his stars, but he never really was an insider. >> he wasn't. and covering this in the bush administration and you covered this, the ins and outs of this every day, looking at the national security team and how this particular team operated, i think it's quite interesting. i don't think we should -- we should underscore how important it was that jim jones and his military background, what he brought to candidate obama. remember, this is a good friend of john mccain's as well. to have him in the administration, to have that relationship with the military mattered at a time when the president wanted to wind down a war in iraq and ramp up a war in afghanistan. >> marine general. >> right. so you had all of that, but almost from the get-go,

.- david cameron's remarks . . what happened was tom paine during the french revolution was imprisoned, and he thought washington did not make sufficient efforts to free him he was an honorary american citizen, so he thought washington should have done more. he goes from one extreme to the other. good >> how important was he to the founding? >> i think it is extraordinarily important. at the time he published "common sense," there were a lot of people who had not been converted. the essay, these are the man -- the times that try men's souls, i am for getting it -- these were very inspirational words at a time because needed it, and washington felt that "common sense" have a profound impact in terms of convincing them of the need for total independence. >> when you read about the founders, you see so many broke, and a guy like tom paine comes back to the states, and what happened with all these founders? >> washington at the end of the revolution metes tom paine, and tom paine felt he had not been properly rewarded for his goal. washingt

>> tom is close to david axelrod and he is part of the the domestic political scene.et the bureaucracy to work. he was heading interagency council of the deputy advisors. the fact is the criticism you saw listed, never met foreign leaders and never been to afghanistan -- >> bret: he has since been to afghanistan we're told. >> it is true. no getting away with it. so how does he handle things now on the edge for united states? specifically, afghanistan. we are supposed to pull out of afghanistan next year. we'll have a review. where does he come out of the issue? how does he work with bob gates? bob gates honestly said, like in the woodward book he sees him as an amateur at a time when the game required expertise. >> bret: dana? >> what i find interesting is the low-level tension between the military commanders and the white house. the military commanders feel like sharing with the press. don't forget general mcchrystal had to leave, was fired after sharing with a staff, sharing with "rolling stone" mocking vice president biden. then jim jones telling bob woodward he c

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. >> susie: we've been speebing with david riewrtd, former chairman of the securities and exchange commission. >> susie: so, tom a modest but still positive start to october 1st, and the beginning of the fourth quarter. >> how about it. clearly it is the september we're all remembering. but it has been a week of very small moves in this market, digesting the september gains, and looking ahead to earnings season beginning next week. let's get everybody updated tonight, susie, in tonight's "market focus." >> tom: the new quarter begins with small gains for the major indices. this was a week of modest moves. the dow industrials fell three out of the past five sessions to end the week down 0.25%. mild weakness there. the nasdaq is 0.4% lower tonight as compared to a week ago, and the s&p 500 dropped 0.2%. clearly some modest losses, but this is first week in four the indices are down. hewlett-packard was the biggest laggard of the dow. volume was very strong as investors didn't react kindly to the naming of former s.a.p. c.e.o. leo apotheker as the new h.p. boss. shares fell 3%. the new boss gets a base salary of $

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tom donilon. shake up with the senior analyst david gergen. he knows about white house shake-ups. you were brought in in one shake-up in the clinton administration, david. i'm going to read to you what bob woodward writes in his new book about this. this was in the book, "obama's wars." gates, referring to the secretary of defense robert gates felt that donilon did not understand the military or treat its senior leadership with sufficient respect. the secretary later told jones that he would be a disaster as obama's national security advis advisor. gates spoke about this. >> i have thoroughly enjoyed working with general jones. and i have and have had a very productive and very good working relationship with tom donilon contrary to what you may have read. and i look forward to continue working with him. >> a little awkward moment there given what bob woodward writes, gates thought donilon would be a disaster as the national security advisor. give us your perspective, david. >> well, wolf, i had the opportunity to work with tom donilon very closely back in the clinton years when he

i say i want to see tom coburn, he's there for me. >> let's turn to david weigel. >> good evening. >>ap. this is how she gained the tea party and republican party and how much of a pro she sounds like in a back, smoke-filled room. is anybody listening to this? >> it's a hard tape to listen to. actually, the campaign is not happy this is another day they don't get to talk about harry reid. they have only 30 days left to afak him. they think this was a mistake to have this meeting. the way i'm hearing is spun is this is not a bad thing ever for a republican candidate so be on tape saying the people in d.c. are a bunch of morons. they're gullible, she doesn't need them to succeed. and when she gets there, she can promise access. i guess that is upsetting. >> she has replaced the republicans in their own hire arky. she's the virus that takes toefr cell. it doesn't change what the cell is going to do. are they not going bother to listen to snit. >> they're going side with her on this. the story of scott ashton is odd. he declared as the tea party candidate more than a year popping and medl

i say i want to see tom coburn, he's there for me. >> let's turn to david weigel. >> good evening. >> holy crap. this is how she gained the tea party and republican party and how much of a pro she sounds like in a back, smoke-filled room. is anybody listening to this? >> it's a hard tape to listen to. actually, the campaign is not happy this is another day they don't get to talk about harry reid. they have only 30 days left to attack him. they think this was a mistake to have this meeting. the way i'm hearing this spun is this is not a bad thing ever for a republican candidate to be on tape saying the people in d.c. are a bunch of morons. they're gullible, she doesn't need them to succeed. and when she gets there, she can promise access. i guess that is upsetting. >> she has replaced the republicans in their own hierarchy. she's the virus that takes over the cell. it doesn't change what the cell is going to do. are they not going to bother to listen to it? >> they're going to side with her on this. the story of scott ashton is odd. he declared as the tea party candidate more than a ye

. >> tom donelon's quote to rahm emanuel, to david axelrod, he's part of the washington domestic politicaleam and is really a skilled domestic policy player, a guy who can move paper and get the bureaucracy to work and he was heading an interagency council, deputy advisor and all of this but the fact is, what the criticism you just saw, listed, bret, never met foreign leaders, never been to afghanistan... >> he has since been to afghanistan. >> right. right. but it is true. i mean, there is no getting away from it and so the question becomes exactly how does he handle things that are now sitting on the edge for the united states, and, specifically, afghanistan? we're supposed to pull out next year and we'll have a review and where does he come out on the critical issues and work with bob gates? i think bob gates was trying to be nice but i think his honest assessment was in the woodward book, he sees him as someone who is an amateur at a time when the game is -- requires expertise. >> nina. >> i find interesting a low level tension between military commanders and the white house and the mi

tom don jil oshilon. all of this routine a couple of years in a presidency, a potential real change in course for this president? david, what say you on the jim jones matter? >> i worked in the west wing of the white house. i can tell you, it was brutal. it was harden my family, it was hard on me. i'm glad i did it. this turnover that you see every two years, you saw it in the bush white house, clinton white house, it's real. i don't think this signal a change. when you see the president take the deputy of the departing person and move that person into the principal slot, that should tell you something. this isn't a directional shift. it's a personnel change. >> i agree on the sense that it's grueling. ronald reagan had six national security advisers. it was true that he was the deputy. we're going from a marine corps general. by the way, their philosophies are different. i think it's likely that he will give b giving president obama advice that's different. in terms of iraq and afghanistan, tom donilon said that he wants to rebalance american forces. it's starkly different than what this president has undertaken so f

. >> tom: still ahead, sailing the seas of a weak u.s. economy. we bring you illustrator david gillette's latest ink-onomics. >> susie: big tech companies are sitting on billions of dollars of cash, including intel. earlier this week, the chip giant announced plans to spend $6 billion dollars on research and development. it's also forking over more than $7 billion to acquire internet security firm mcafee. stacy smith is the chief financial officer at intel. he tells "nightly business report" using cash wisely is good for intel investors. >> i think companies have a moral obligation to do the right things for their constituencies and for us our constituencies are our owners, so we're always looking at how do we create shareholder value. our employees and then where we have operations we want to do the right things for the countries and the environment and that constituency as well. >> susie: on monday, you can see our entire interview with smith. he explains how intel makes decisions about its $20 billion pile of cash. >> susie: it was a mixed day for the markets but for the wee

david muir has been on the phone with the man ahead of it. >> reporter: the attorney general of iowa, tomr, talking about this, and they're most concerned about these robo signers, the bank workers who signed off on the paperwork without ever even looking at the paperwork, sending the homes and families clo foreclosure without necessarily the case file right there in front of them. >> two questions. back to square one on the foreclosures that have taken place? and what about the future? would there be a halt? >> reporter: there's been a lot of talk about that. the a. gpd doesn't think there's the political appetite for that right now. what he does hope for, with 50 states joining this case, that there will be pressure on the banks to modify the mortgages, to actually bring the mortgage payment down a bit. he arks it's still more than you get on a house that's sitting empty on a foe color sure after paperwork was never read. >> again, 50 states now all weighing in. david, thanks. >>> and we want to bring you up to date on a story that dr. richard besser broke on our air about the popular d

. >> tom: tomorrow, our midterm 2010 election coverage continues with a look at the u.s. senate race in florida. also, illustrator david gillette is back at the drawing board for another installment of "ink-onomics." and mark skousen joins us with some tips for investing in rare earth stocks. he's our friday "market monitor" guest and editor of the newsletter "forecasts and strategies." >> susie: another recall for toyota. this time, it involves 1.5 million lexus and toyota avalon models. the cars were built between 2004 and 2006. the problem-- potential leaks on the brake's master cylinder, and electrical fault with the fuel pump. toyota has recalled about 8.5 million vehicles in the last year. the auto maker says today's recall shows its commitment to increasing quality. >> tom: honda is also recalling vehicles because of brake fluid leaks. the auto maker says its recall affects some 2005 to 2007 model year acura rl sedans and honda odyssey minivans. honda hasn't said how many vehicles are covered by the recall, but says it hasn't gotten reports of injuries or accidents related to the problem. >> susie: she's a baske

david harmer. a social security privatization plan we can't afford. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepwor >> bad news regarding one of the stars of happy days. actor tomley paled away today. he was 83. he played mr. cunningham on happy days. he died of heart failure early this morning. tv guide ranked his character number 9 on the list of greatest tv dads of all time in 2004. the show debuted in 1974 and ran through 11 seasons. >> heading over the bay bridge tomorrow, you are being warned there may be a really big distraction. the second tower of the suspension span is scheduled to be put in place. all part of that earthquake retrofit being done. theresa garcia joins us. this is 500 feet tall when it's finished. >> amazing, cheryl. once just the second section is in place it will be 272 feet tall. that's halfway to its ultimate height. the bay bridge drivers, you often tackle traffic. sometimes you get good news on the bay when you get no fog but you don't usually get the front row view they're going to get beginning tomorrow. caltran is cautioning the public crews are beginning the most visible part of construction to drivers when they install the se

tom coburn. he's right there for me. >> let's turn to political reporter with slate.com, david, good evening. holy crap.ow she gained the tea party and gained the republican party and how much of a pro she sounds like in a smoke-filled room. is anyone listening besides democrats? >> it's hard to listen to. the audio reminds me of next to a wall in a poltergeist. the campaign had only gotten 30 of these left to attack harry reid and this was a mistake, but the way it's spun is it's not a bad thing ever for a republican to be on tape saying the people in d.c. are a bunch of morons. that's the message. they are gullible and she has beaten them and doesn't need them to succeed. she can promise access which i think i guess is the only really upsetting part of this. >> the back room stuff and she has replaced the republicans in their own hierarchy. she is the virus that comes and takes over the cell. that doesn't change what it will do. is that going to resonate or they don't bother to listen because the audio is poor? >> they will side with her because the story is odd. he declared as a tea party candidate m

tom aspen, thank you. >>> the investigation has been launched into the american shooting of a tourist on a border lake. david heartley was alleged shot and killed by mexican pirates while jet skiing with his wife tiffany a week ago. his body remains missing as do his attackers. in his home state of colorado, family and friends held a rally outside the mexican consulate in denver. his sister wants his body returned. >> we are all secure in our faith that we know he's in a better place. but peace for us to know his body was treated with dignity and respect. and i think the thoughts that go through your mind is to what could have happened is disturbing if anybody thinks about their family not being able to lay them to rest peacefully. >> oh, the pain in that woman's voice. mexico is denying claims and dragging its feet in the investigation. >>> colorado got its first taste of winter. snow fell dusting the trails and tables there. just under two inches fell. cooler temperatures also allowed crews to begin making snow. for a look at the national forecast, we'll go to bill karins. good morning, bill. >> good satur

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tom foley and democrat dan milloy. later, the governors association news conference on this year's election. a couple of live events to announce for tomorrow. british prime minister david cameron speaks to the conservative party conference on c-span 2. >> up next, a look at the democrats' election strategy with florida representative debbie wasserman schultz. she is a vice chair of the democratic national committee and chief house deputy whip. this is 40 minutes. >> we welcome back to the table representative debbie wasserman schultz, democrat of florida. being here. >> thankve you. >> a few weeks before the midterm elections, it's getting busy. >> 27ti days. >> you're in town to do what this morning? >> doing some meetings and trying to pump folks up here briefly on the election. >> there are a lot of polls out this morning. front page of the "washington post," g.o.p. retains edge as election nears. this still shows that republicans have about a six-point edge, 49% to 43% in likely voters, who they favor ih the november elections. what's your reaction to that? >> that's the generic ballot and we all need to understand and remember that generic members oe congress are

tom foley and democrat dan malloy. after that a conference on national security. >> a couple of live events to tell you about tomorrow. british prime minister david cameron speaks to the conservative party conference. that is on c-span-2 at 9:30 eastern. margaret hamburg will be at the national press club for a speech with questions afterwards. that is at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >> next, a debate between new hampshire's second house district candidates. former republican congressman charlie bass and democrat ann kluster. the debate is courtesy of new hampshire public tv around radio. >> from new hampshire public radio, this is the kennedy for on business -- can deform on business and the economy. -- candidate forum on business in the economy. in hello and welcome to that candidate forum on business in the economy. we're coming to you from studio d, and for the next hour we will hear from candidates for the 2nd congressional district discussing some of the most challenging economic issues of our time. we want to hear what they would do was members of congress rather than attack each other. let me introduce our canada's. former republican congressman ch