the devine in me greets the devine in you. can you say that? very good. so, as joe anna was saying. this come from the word meaning to tell stores. this is a story teller. you guys i heard out there i was listening a birdie told me you thought you were going to see a movie; right ? >> you are. in the old days this comes from what country? india. thousands of years ago and hundreds of years ago in india there were no movie theatres, no television, no radio, no comic books or no books for people like you and me to read. was this the same here? >> yes. all offer the world it was like that. ask your parents. they can tell you what it was like before the internet. so, people told stores. i bet you tell stories. did you tell a story today? >> yeah, i bet you did you went up to our friend and said, did you see that? your friend said, no, no he didn't. right? that's a story. so, i will tell you a story. in india, here we have super heroes like, tell me a hero. >> super man. we have super heroes in india. krishna. lifts mountains and throws them to the ocean to create bridges. i will tell yo

my client, devin, is not wealthy. he's doing such remodel for the very first time and we're working with a tight budget still, because he is socially responsible. we are pursuing certification and have incurred expenses just to be socially responsible. we're very proud of the design of the house. we put enormous effort in thinking it through. we incorporated all sorts of socially responsible features like adding greenery, making it extremely energy efficient. we think it's going to look nice inside and out and it will be a great house to live in. we hope for your support. thank you so much. president fong: thank you. any other speakers in support of the project sponsor? ok. d.r. requester, you have a two-minute rebuttal. >> this project takes a house that's debatable whether it's 810 or 900 square feet and not doubles it, but more than tripp els it, almost quadruples it, depending on which numbers you use. i'd like to make a correction or correct the developer. and this is the classic of what's been going on. they say

. >> all right, tad devine, whose trip back in '94 continues to reverberate.devine, thank you, sir. >> good to see you. >> this friday is the premier of miami msnbc biography if you will. this is a one-hour special that examinens his life as a young man, the religion in his rife, his rise as a successful businessman and all the political races. they spent a little time on the kennedy front. that's this friday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. we'll give you a sneak peek throughout the rest of the week. the deadline for todd akin looms. but first, we know youen want it. the white house soup of the day. string bean and ham. we think this is a brand new one. we think this is a soup we have never had on the show before. and it's among the soups i have never tasted. and you can always follow the show on facebook. [ male announcer ] this is rudy. his morning starts with arthritis pain. and two pills. afternoon's overhaul starts with more pain. more pills. triple checking hydraulics. the evening brings more pain. so, back to more pills. almost done, when... hang on. stan's doct

devin is the worst.t's like he doesn't he even care when we should have cake for people's whose birthdays are on the weekend. the friday before. at lunch.

i want to bring up the rest of the video devin started. this is 3.80 frames per second. we're starting out here with some risk mode dynamics, the back-and-forth and then you can see it it really still right here. the dissent engines have started here and we are now under powered flight. the first thing that happens is we divert to the side so you can see the ground moving. its 120 degrees off vertical to avoid the back shell. then it starts to straighten out again. it will basically snapped to straight vertical. we go through the rest of power dissent and you can see the plumes affecting the ground and then you will see the wheel brought into place as we lower mobility. then the camera goes pretty dark as began writing to the other. -- we begin getting into the dirt. from the data we have received, we flew this right down the middle. it's absolutely incredible to have worked on a plan for so many years and just see everything happen exactly according to plan. as we're watching this on landing night, it was like all of these contingency plans that we had made leading up t

was the first place bernard came when he left germany and there's the obvious connection to joey devine> she actually did plan to remarry joey devine majorio. >> this photo cass taken months before she died. and what did susan think happened to marilyn? >> i think it was just accidental death, as my father did. >> why do you think there's still that magic about her 50 years later that people are so fascinated by her? >> because she had that innocence and that sort of outward sensuality and she was before her time >> the exhibit will be here until november. abc news. >>> right now we want to thank people who are helping to raise thousands of dollars for foster children by liking abc7 news on facebook. it includes tim b from fremont, steve in san francisco and ddp from oakland. and you too can make a difference. just like abc7 news on facebook right now and one dollar will be donated to the abc7 sleep train dream campaign. >>> coming up next, and they are off! preliminary heats in southern california to find out the fastest wiener dog in the country. we will have some video you will lo ♪

. >>> and after just four short seasons in the league, the former redskins receiver, devin thomas announced via twitter today that he is retiring. drafted by washington in 2008, he caught 43 passes, three touchdowns in just 55 career games. >>> to the diamond now, it's been a roller coaster start up in august. less than a week ago, they put up their worst performance by far. but in true ace fashion, he came roaring back this afternoon and it wasn't just his performance here on the mound that was impressive, but here in the bottom of the second, he drives in his sixth and seventh rbi on his deep shot to the right. getting it done at the dish. what a way to start things off. nats are on the board first. back on the mound, super steve gave up just three hits, while striking out 6. a great rebound. and now 4-1 in the 9th. drew gets his first save opportunity since coming back from elbow surgery. getting them to ground out here, the nationals beat the marlins, 4-1 before heading out on a 10-game road trip. afterwards he had this to say about his starter. >> if you got to the first two to three i

the incident occurred when he tried to tackle devin hester and his shoulder was drug backwards. orakpo is relieved test results were negative. >> i'm working hard trying to get back and it starts popping. i thought it was done to be honest with you, but it wasn't what we expected. >> there was no fair and that was good news -- tear and that was good news. they felt a little scar tissue but nothing that serious. so he should be okay. >> brandon meriweather also expected to cover. nationals bottom of the 10th still tied 4-4. that's all for sports, but the news edge will be right back. good night. >> the verizon 4g lte sports desk brought to you by verizon 4g lte. a shareable pool of data to power up to 10 different devices. add multiple smartphones to your plan, so everyone in your family can enjoy unlimited talk and text. the first plan of its kind. share everything. get your student a samsung galaxy nexus for $99.99. [ male announcer ] you work hard. stretch every penny. but chances are you pay a higher tax rate than him... mitt romney made twenty million dollars in two thousand

brought back veteran receiver rashied davis to fill the special teams void left behind by receiver devinwho played with the detroit lions last season, signed a one-year contract. and the latest from the summer olympics in london: in the medal count .... china has pulled ahead of the u.s. with 64 medals ... compared to 61 for the americans. china has 31 gold medals .... the u.s. 28. great britain continues to climb in the standings with 17 gold and 39 overall. that's a look at sports. your live illinois lottery drawing is next. here are the winning pick three numbers: 4 9 1 the power ball jackpot is $212 million ... here are the winning pick four numbers: 6 9 9 9 ♪ i dare you to dare me ♪ what's today's dare? erase the damage of 100 blow-drys [ female announcer ] with daily moisture renewal from pantene. the pro-v system nourishes to lock in moisture erasing the damage of 100 blow drys for a silky, soft touch. think only salon brands can do that? i took the dare...will you? [ female announcer ] daily moisture renewal from pantene. hair so healthy it shines. noú]@?@ó@,ç?ú@ó@46ú?ñstú] ç@xúó

accident near salt lake city last week that killed a woman who drove through a downed crossing arm, as devin doland records. >> reporter: look both ways, do not stop on tracks or go around crossing gates. you can't say you haven't been warned. but still every day people take their chances. >> i always make sure i look both ways before i do it. >> reporter: still doesn't make it okay. how about this guy crossing under, and this driver burning rubber. >> they look stay tuned doing it. >> reporter: one more judgment could be your last. this video shows 72-yard laurena, drive past a downed crossing arm. a she doesn't make it. this also impacts the train operator. in fact they're trained for risk-takers, but it's impossible to be fully prepared. >> if they sigh someone that might dart out, they start to decelerate. >> just this year there have been 23 track accidents. four were fatal. so next time you think you can't wait for the crossing arm to lift, listen to these words of advice. >> i definitely would waito cross. >> i always wait. >> reporter: if that's not enough, remember this. >>> the vic

californication" where you're laying on a bed -- >> i think it would be great if my dad showed up and watched devin> jimmy: yeah, that would be great for everybody. you have this movie called "goats." we'll come right back and talk about that. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t. the nation's largest 4g network. covering 2,000 more 4g cities and towns than verizon. at&t. rethink possible. mom! look what i found in the shed! no! no! no! ♪ were you guys just making out in here? what? no! really, cold cuts from a package? yes. [ male announcer ] it's nice to finally say "yes." new oscar mayer selects. it's yes food. [ male announcer ] there's no point in writing a remarkable story, >>> if you're going to be in the los angeles area and want to see the show go to jkltickets.com. introducing grey goose cherry noir ♪ ♪ i'm here to snake the drain. i'm here to flush the pipe. vo: liquid plumr double impact has a long snake that reaches deep in the pipe to grab the toughest clogs, and a powerful gel to finish off the rest. baby. liquid plumr double impact. [ sr. emt ] a manmergency this tragic calls for the s

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crisis management expert devin haul says social media often hurts more. and saying those on attack.e're seeing it now. >> thank you. a story we're continuing to follow as it develops. >>> in today's finance poll, do you feel safe spending money or still trying to save money? this as retail sales jumped in july. 22% said i'm spending. 78% of you said, i'm still trying to save. >>> now, let's see what's coming up on "street signs." hi, mandy. >> indeed it is. at the top of the show, are stocks poised for an ep ic fall season or fail? and binging on junk and is the united states any healthier and we debate the role of the food police in our lives. >> thank you very much. with the olympics now over, time for some gold medalists to try and bring in green. michael phelps appearing in a very provocative photo shot for a new louie vuitton ad campaign. michelle cabrera just back from london. welcome back. what has the story? >> there's this new olympic rule because of this photo, michael phelps could get in trouble. let's show everybody what we're talking about. olympic swimmer, michael phel

i want to bring up the rest of the video devin started. this is 3.80 frames per second.re starting out here with some risk mode dynamics, the back-and-forth and then you can see it it really still right here. the dissent engines have started here and we are now under powered flight. the first thing that happens is we divert to the side so you can see the ground moving. its 120 degrees off vertical to avoid the back shell. then it starts to straighten out again. it will basically snapped to straight vertical. we go through the rest of power dissent and you can see the plumes affecting the ground and then you will see the wheel brought into place as we lower mobility. then the camera goes pretty dark as began writing to the other. -- we begin getting into the dirt. from the data we have received, we flew this right down the middle. it's absolutely incredible to have worked on a plan for so many years and just see everything happen exactly according to plan. onwe're watching this landing night, it was like all of these contingency plans that we had made leading up to edl, a

tad devine is a democratic strategist. thanks for joining us.t of similarities between 1994 and today and this issue of bain and sort of not really having a narrative ant how to talk about bain. you would have thought in the last 20 years, they would have come up with a better answer. >> you would have. someone told me 18 years ago that i'd be sitting and talking about it, i don't think i would have believed it. but the truth is that mitt, those ads were effective in the senate race in '94 and i think the attacks were effective for a simple reason. mitt romney has made his record for job creation and when you subject that record for scrutiny, it simply doesn't and up. whi >> in the context of this race, it feels like that's part of the reason they don't want to talk about the record. the more you look, the more sketchy it appears. >> i think they understand the claims they've made about job creation. in 1994, the claim was that romney created $10,000 in the private sector. when we ran those, we undermined his premise. in this campaign, they've b

devin bergart is an author who also tracks these hate groups. he looks at this industry as not only a multimillion-dollar industry with hundreds of bands, anderson, but as a major outreach now for this white power movement. >> these bands are known for their recruiting and for bringing young people into the movement. they play festivals, shows and gigs around the country which are specifically designed to bring in new young people and indoctrinate them into the white nationalist movement. >> and he was very much a part of that, he being the suspect, this fellow, page. we know that -- from his website, he talked openly about major accomplishments in his life, anderson. one of his major accomplishments was starting this band, end apathy. >> i remember doing some reporting on neo-nazi white supremacist bands in the united states back in the late '90s and i actually spent some time with some of these bands and band members. there was a culture of violence within these groups at these shows. was he himself, the suspect, violent? >> you know, the grou

its the devinely revealed religion with script tours and practices. elements of heroindui and islam. but here in the united states there is about 700,000 members of the faith around the world there is about 25 million. many of them come from an ethnic heritage out of india. now, kate, there are several important parts of the faith we want to talk about. one is medication on god. the other is honest living and clean living. the other is service to the community. and in those areas, that's where we see a lot of the practices of the faith come out and where we saw the worship service going on sunday in that community. there is no set day of worship in the faith but here in the united states it often follows the american work week. we see a lot of worship services for sikhs taking place on the weekend. >> and following this tragedy, we've also been reminded that the sikh community has been targeted time and again post 9/11. why is that? >> one of the important tenants for the faith that many observers keep is they keep the hair long, men and women. in the

. >> tomorrow on "washington journal", devin leven that all looks the at funding of the 2012 conventionssit sundays united president david bossy discusses the impact of the supreme court's decision and impact of superpacs on campaign 2012 and discussion about the influence of unregulated money in this year's campaign, with bob biersak from the center for responsive politics and politico reporter kim barker. >> for a countdown to the convention, this continues until our gavel to gavel coverage of the republican convention starting monday at 2:00 p.m. eastern and the democratic convention starting september 4th. every minute, every speech, live. on c-span. c-span radio. and online at c-span.org. featured speakers include former florida governor jeb bush this monday night, new jersey governor chris christie with keynote address tuesday, paul ryan accepts his vice presidential nomination wednesday and thursday night, presidential candidate mitt romney. these are online hubs to watch video feeds, share clips, add comments and connect with our viewers, at c-span.org/campaign 2012. >> astronaut

. >> devin of minnesota. would argue that this is exactly why we have been unable to get any kind of comprehensive tax reform. as soon as we talk about it, everybody has one -- is an important deduction in our current system. but comprehensive tax reform that we stand for means the entire thing gets redone from the ground up. it is a fair -- arafat tax, we do not need the reductions. >> any final comments? i think everybody has heard both sides of the discussion. >> i would oppose this amendment. i agree that it does not produce the document we need to produce if we get into specifics of tax policy. i suggest we adopt an understanding of the general view of promoting home ownership, especially for the middle class, but not way into the tax policy in our platform committee. thank you. >> ok. it has been moved. i believe there was a second on the mortgage interest deduction. i am sorry. he spoke in favor. the amendment is probably in front of us. all in favor, aye. all post. no. the chair is in doubt. we should

now we go to devin kipp to talk about that. >> what i'm going to

and as devin has raised earlier, these patient generated data does raise a number of legal issues and privacy and security issues. as the law now, we in this country regulate in a very sector pacific way. so we have some rules that apply to this pc or in other rules that apply to this piece here. a lot of people, particularly consumers do think this hippa protects health information and that is not the case. as deven mentioned, it does not apply when individuals enter their own information into the system such as ones that have been described. we recognize this. as a matter of fact, the administration has recognized there are a number of ways in which people interact on the internet come or the privacy protections probably do need to be heightened. he said there was a white house initiative on internet privacy and it would actually provide what i like to refer to as kind of a safety net protection that would cover some information exchanged on the internet when it is not covered by hippa or other federal laws. in addition to these large policy issues, we have done a lot of work on and

we have the lowest devine rates in 28 years. the rates reserve with the minimum wage law. >> we are in the countdown to this year's conventions. you can watch live coverage of every minute of the republican and them had at national conventions. -- democratic national conventions. >> i started as a copy boy in the new york times. i was in a training program after we got out of the army. >> the washington post columnist talked about his various jobs as a journalist. and his extravagant u.s. spending overseas with criticism of the defense department's the budget priorities. >> you spend $4 million on an elementary school, that won't raise questions. >> walter pincus on c-span's q&a. >> the tenth annual alcohol and firearms party, speakers talked about personal freedoms and government regulation. but we will have that for you tonight at 8:00 eastern. >> bloomberg is a great example of this. he manages never to be photographed in his many costume but i think he dresses that way on the weekends. i think there are people whose blood pr

i know devin, to my left, and joy are going to talk about any clarification needed to policy issues and privacy, maybe a little bit about security one of the key things we're hearing, and i don't know if we'll get to it today, but about the need to aloin incentives further to ensure this happens, and then, of course, continuing to build awareness among consumers and assuring that nobody, no one gets left behind due to access to the technologies and the like. the one, and i didn't put it on the slide here for folks, but there's technical issues that would also need to be figured out. i know we've got a policy audience, but something called data providence. what is that? if you talk to the folks who use records as they deliver care, particularly clinicians figuring out if i got different sets of data, where did it come from so i have a better understanding of the sources, particular data sets, to help me deliver better care, but with that, ed, those are my comments, and i look forward to hearing the discussions of the panel. >> terrific, thank you very much, janet. before we introduce the

call for the provision to the continental army the paying of them and recommended the holding of the devine services twice a day not services to gaith are indian or asian or african by these are defined services around jesus christ. punishment was provided by those that believe in decently or irreverent lee during the service. now the navy adopted their roles in november 28, 1775 and these rules of war commanders were to hold the services price a day and specifically the commander of the shift punishment was a loud and provided for those this for on the ship. i just point this out to suggest these people state as a part of their daily lives the right into the bowels of the war if they feel that there is a province over them guiding them in the mission i will get to that more in a moment because there are three specific areas that would get to reinforce this idea. first is the view of the founders of america as the new israel. second, i think we need to look to the wording of the declaration of independence and to a kind of god they envisioned in the declaration and we can just read that gen