there will be six segments 15 minutes each and the first three are devoted entirely to the economy. >> i want to repeal obama care and replace it with something that will get the costs under control. >> reporter: how romney will replace the president's hearth plan could be part of the fourth segment which is devoted health care. the final two segments will cover the role of government and governing. with mitt romney and president obama in the final hours of preparing and holding mock debates it's up to the running mates to connect with the voters on the kpaun trail. >> together we'll win north carolina. >> reporter: vice presidented bien said something on tuesday the romney campaign agreed with. >> how they can justify raising taxes on the middle class that's been buried the last four years. >> reporter: paul ryan said the middle class has been buried. >> they are being buried by the obama administration's economic failures. >> reporter: the obama campaign said ryan took mr. biden's words out of context. the president will have the first word tonight, mitt romney will have the last. >

they devoted themselves full-time to their career. that's wonderful for those who want to do it. my boss secretary ciao, doesn't have children, secretary continue let's is a rice continue have children. women who want to have a more flexible lifestyle choice and want to devote less time to the work and some time to are family. that's a valued choice fop the goal is 100%. the goal should be to have a satisfying career. the wonderful thing about america there's a great variety i jobs available. flexible time jobs, full-time jobs, part-time jobs. women center all these choices. and the ones who choose more flexible jobs are with lower income should not be put down. they should not made to feel it's a vailed coys. >> we are at freedom fest in las vegas. we talking it diana furchtgott-roth. the most repeat book by aei press. women's figure and illustrative guide to economic women in america. you have another book coming out. what is it? >> regulating disaster. how green jobs pots damage america's economy. that's how the focus of green job alternative fortuning is imposing cost on amer

he wants the bread practically all the family has gathered at nikolai's house this get together is devoted to his granddaughter victoria she's just started school and they've given a new bag they've also promised to get her a smartphone with internet access as a present. of the semi on a family except nicole i use the devices even though this multi-talented postman can repair a track to install the stove and cover a roof he stays away from computers but now our dad has a hard time using a south phone and has to resort to mom's help dandy janet made headway with the t.v. set the aggressor on the button on their remote control he always asks me to help out as we used to spend on paper before and now computers i have to replace them i write down when potatoes are planted how many rows and what kind and when it's time to get out and how much of you and i got. to my struggles with the thought that one day a soulless machine and e-mails will take over the role of postman and letters. his children though try to convince their father that there is something. good about computers too. you talk here

some guy put up a video devoted to the crashes and then a website devoted to this bridge. >> check out what happened in july and august. plenty of warning signs and flashing lights, but the person in this rental truck forgot how tall that truck is. >> ah. that's painful. >> that's -- >> it's kind of like watching a giant can of sardines just get opened up. >> this isn't some vehicle bridge or pedestrian bridge? >> a train trestle and the train company, norfolk southern railroad install add crash beam to prevent this stuff in happening but if hasn't worked for everybody. like this big truck here. this camping truck, not going to exactly be the same. >> oh! >> they don't have air conditioning and satellite tv anymore. that just went off. does he even know? >> some people are asking, why don't they just raise the bridge? you're talking about millions of dollar, and i don't think the train company or the state or taxpayers really want to pay that kind of money to raise that little bridge up. >>> a baby tapir is born but can't break free. >> so the staffers immediately rush over to the baby

-- damage their devotion the church. workers are trying to secure the church from weather ask vandals. repair work is expected to start soon. fire damage and charred objects are scattered around the charred building. the parish hall next door is now the chapel and where a fundraising auction is being held. it was planned weeks ago. ellen says they had to go ahead with the auction. she says parishioners need to gather to see the fire as just another beginning. >> we keep building. this is just the beginning. i mean, church has been around 2,000 years, and stuff like this happens. we just keep moving on. and this church is 134 years old. probably be standing another 134. >> she says this auction will help lift spirits and raise money. these items have been contributed by parishioners and the church is well-insured and they hope to get reconstruction started soon. this morning they got a visit from the head of the church in san francisco. were not only promised spiritual help and promised some financial help as well. report

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * >> good evening i am the director of the culture association and devoted to the program and here we have master of arts. (applause). (speaking spanish) (speaking spanish). >> what he is saying that thanks to the bant. bante he got funding for of the peru vaifian culture and got approved. >> (speaking spanish). >> okay. >> good. (speaking spanish). >> so we have a variety of instruments -- that we're going to be showing you. >> (speaking spanish). >> the name of the instrument is called tale boheha. >> (speaking spanish). >> it was a time in peru when the africans were prohibited from playing or making instruments. >> (speaking spanish). >> so they were forced to make their own instruments. >> (speaking spanish). >> so they use the surroundings and big jars and they used to have water or other type was drinks. >> (speaking spanish). >> covered with leather skin. >> (speaking spanish). >> and they make the drums. >>. >> (speaking spanish). (drums). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> this instrument is called dungo. >> spr (speaking spanish). >> we have tw

>> the short answer is that we have seen a substantial increase in the time that presidents devote to electoral concerns. and the clear indicator is fund-raising. if a president goes to ohio to years before the election is either because it is one of the largest states because he cares about the good people of ohio or because it is likely to edge in the presidential election? that is a bit harder to say, but what is unambiguously electoral is the presidential fund-raising. and that we have seen escalate over the past three and a half decades. we've also seen a rise in strategic travel and disproportionate focus on battleground states and the key nominating states. not just in the election year that struck the president's term in office, and we have seen an internal location of electoral decision making in the white house, the decision that decades ago were made by the national committee, the democratic national committee and the republican national committee are now made by the aids that word in the white house itself that are on the government payroll. >> so, give an example when it

from fred de sam lazaro on father shea cullen, an irish catholic priest in the philippines who has devoted his life to rescuing thousands of young girls who had been swept up in sex trafficking and prostitution. >> reporter: angeles city is one of the asia's most notorious sex districts. even on a rainy evening, dozens of young women were outside their establishments on the lookout for customers. >> don't touch me, ma'am. >> reporter: shay cullen cuts a promising customer profile around here, and on this night he was frequently accosted. in fact, the 74-year-old ireland-born dominican catholic priest has campaigned for four decades to clean up this district. the boom in commercial sex here dates back to the vietnam war, when the u.s. military greatly expanded its philippine bases nearby. today, father shay, as he's called around here, says 12,000 women work this strip. where do they come from primarily? >> the majority in this area are coming from north america. australia is quite big. koreans, there's special clubs here for the koreans, but also from europe. we have germans, swedes. >> re

the city of san francisco is devoted to this project and began in 1991 with the recycling ordinance and had large developments have this type of pipe for this. it was endorsed again in 2009 with the park amendments which called for maximizing water use efficiency and using non portable water on park properties. recycled water is reliable and drowft proof and we believe it's an investment in the city's future. the recycled water is highly treated wastewater. it goes through several steps to make it safe and for irrigation and non drinking uses. under a typical process wastewater is treated at the wastewater treatment plant which on this side of the city is the southeast plant and under go primary and secondary treatment. the product is called secondary and discharged into the bay. we take a side stream of that and treat it. you may have heard the term scaffolding plant and treatment plant and take it directly from the sewer and include all of the treatment steps to produce the recycled water including the first two steps that happen at the southeast plant. you may have heard gray water.

. >> he described his devotion to john lonegan now claims he abused him. -- describes his devotion to john mohammed. >> i was sexually abused by a babysitter, and then later on our relatives when i was 8, 9 years old. and then for the entire period when i was almost 15 until i got arrested, i was sexually abused by jon hamm mohammed. i would not wish this on anyone. it was intended to punish, and it was effective. it is complete degradation. i don't see outside. i have no contact with animals, plants, people prepense arrested in 2002 while sleeping in their car at a marin reston, malvo said he only wanted to protect mohammad, and cared not about the consequences. back at that point in time, to a certain extent, i was already dead. death per se is not what i feared the most. i feared letting him down more than i feared death. >> 1 not try to stop the killing, he was asked. >> i had wanted that level of love and acceptance with consistency pour all of my life, and couldn't find it. even unconsciously, or even if the moments were short and refreshing, i did not have the willpower to say

i will devote 100% of my time and energy to this position [speaker not understood]. like i said, i have enjoyed retirement immensely. there are others that say i should stay retired, and maybe they're right. at my age, you never know. but believe me, my love for the city is such that i think open government to me is priority number one, because if we don't have open government throughout the whole country, we don't have [speaker not understood]. that's something that i truly will work my tail off to assure that that continues to happen. and i will promise you that i will be every energy and every [speaker not understood] official in the city a fair and open hearing. that's all i have to say. >> thank you, mr. oh -- mr. oka. have you had an opportunity to attend one of our sunshine authority task forces? this is a question for you, mr. oka. my question was have you had an opportunity to attend or listen to a sunshine ordinance task force meeting? >>> i have attended one task force meeting in the last i think 4-1/2 years. so, i have to be honest. sunshine ordinance tas

so finding one, the city through the sf arts commission and gfta devotes -- in more generous amounts than any other municipality in the united states. i think the answer there is because the study hasn't been completed would be -- guess agree partially. we're proud of what we do but we don't have the actual data to support a strict finding right now so that would be my recommendation. and tom, i think you've heard a lot of great comments, not only from the civil grand jury but department heads and public comment of things. and i think some of our questioning that would be great to see going forward. so that would be my recommendation. for finding number one. for the recommendations, i'll take recommendations one through three almost together here. this is talking about increasing the number of commissioners, the at large commissioners, establishing a citizens advisory committee, or a nonprofit organization that talked about tom talked about a friends organization. again, we have a few ways we're able to respond here somewhat restrictive. what i'm going to suggest is that our response

it was devoted solely to storage products. they have opened locations from coast-to-coast and featured on fortune magazine's list of best 100 companies to work for. we sat down with the ceo and co-founder to talk about minding the wake and getting the customer to dance in this learning from the pros. ♪ >> you know, a boat's wake as you move along the water, the back of the boat is a triangular wave, they call it a wake. the faster you go, the bigger it becomes. everything you do and everything you don't do impacts business and the people around you. we teach that to our people. when you get 6,000 people all mindful of their wakes and understanding that, isn't it nice we do make a difference? the average retailer only invests eight hours of training for each employee. eight hours. i mean it's shameful, really. there's nothing worse than being on the floor talking about a product you know nothing about. at the container store, 263 hours for each employee. it's just the beginning. ♪ >> if you really and truly put the employee fir

it was devoted sole to storage and organization products. since then, they have opened locations from coast to coast and consistently featured ond fortune magazines of best 100 companies to work for. we sat down with ceo and co-founder, kip continuedle, to talk about minding and getting the customer dance. in this learning from the pros. ♪ >> a boat's wake as you are moving along the water and back to the boat is this tri ang lar wave and the faster you go, the bigger it becomes. everything you do and everything you don't do impacts your business and the people around you. we teach that to our people. when you get 6,000 people, all mindful of their wakes and understanding that, isn't it nice that we do actually make a difference. the average retailer only invests eight hours of formal training in each employee. eight hours is shameful, really. there is nothing worse than being on the sales floor talking about the customer about a product that you don't know more than we do. >> we do 263 hours of formal training for each first year employee.

that woman would still be devoted to the home, the family, that they would remain pure and innocent, that having the vote would not corrupt them. >> support gradually grew in state and local campaigns. >> leaders like ellen clark sgt come repeatedly stopping these meetings -- , repeatedly stopping these meetings as a politically active figure. doing everything they could to ground the campaign in domesticity. >> despite their efforts, the link made it tough whenever voters were in the big city. a specialist in francisco. >> the problem with san francisco is that women's suffrage as an idea was associated. >> susan b. anthony joined the provision party. a deadly idea in san francisco. liquor was the foundation of the economy. and >> anything that touched on the possibility of prohibition was greatly and popular. >> the first campaign was a great effort, but not a success. >> the war was not over. less than one decade later, a graphic protests brought new life to the movement. >> women's suffrage, the republican convention in oakland, this time it was the private sector response. 300 m

practices and two years later a another analyst looking into the city's purchasing process and many pages devoted to this and i think the report deja vu all over again is in fact and i would include "ground hog day or year". all of the reports said the same thing over and over again and those that have been focused on the it issues in the city knows this and we have departments doing the same thing when we ought to have one centralized department focused on these efforts. i think as folks know we have for years 70 system when is we ought to have a one and dozens of data centers when we ought to have one and when we have a streamlined and smaller agreement scpis could go on and on as you know. we identified these problems over the decade and somewhat can't solve them as the civil grand jury report pointed out we have a budget that is pushing $250 million i continue to be told by city staff and vendors that we could save tens of millions of dollars and be more efficient if we manage our information technology. now i do hope that today's session is an opportunity to talk about good and creative idea

the publication, black history bulletin, recently devoted an entire issue to the subject and in their forward, to blackmuns dollars attributed these characteristics to black woman in america. unshakable, conflating sacrifice -- on flinching sacrifice. we know about countless women from the past to the present who have lived their lives in this way. in fact, like many of you come out my political and educational and historical education started with my family. my consciousness about being black and being proud began with the luminous woman in my life will comprise my roots, my fulcrum and my foundation. my fraternal grandmother, her father was born a slave and later became an owner of a farm in virginia. in prince edward county, virginia. this was the county that was the site of a 1951 protest led by black students to persuade their local school board to build them a better school. it also led in part to the landmark civil rights place -- decision, brown vs. board of education. my grandmother and her sisters realized early on that education was important for their survival. their unsha

at one point he believed the los angeles times was not devoting nearly enough time to charter reform, it was important to the city, and according to los angeles weekly, he quit his position at the los angeles times in protest over this. he put his very job on the line because he believed in the importance of the story. he was then and is now an enormous star of the los angeles times. and as a result of that, the los angeles times decided to change it approach and gave tremendous attention to charter reform. i will always believe that charter reform succeeded in 1999 in los angeles because of what jim newton did and the covers of the l.a. times. a few years ago he mentioned to me he was planning to take some time off to do a biography of earl warren. i thought it was a great idea. and then i had the chance to read the book, and without a doubt it's the best judicial biography that i've ever read. so i'm thrilled that he's here today and ask you to join me in welcoming him. [applause] >> thank you, all, and especially irwin. thank you for coming today, for sharing your burrito with me,

schieefer has listed five subjjct areas, with more time devoted too he middlee east and terrorism hanther topic. we asked him--with the track record of booh candidates walking all over preeious mooeeators-- how intends tookeep both men n topic. (what scheiffer plans oodo if candidates drift off foreign policy to domestii isssus)"i think there are some domestic issues thht probably do impact foreign policy. the country's pinances and our sound financial footing. i mean if that cruubles, ww can't beea world power. that's a part of pur naaional securityy so some of that may come up, but i'' going to try to keep them phe theme f what is it you see as america's role in the wo" world."this debate ccucial, especially or presiddnt obama. the new york times reports mr. romney led in 7 of 12 polls from battleground statts and in fact leads ii all florida polls. over thh weekend, obama prepped at caap david with penior advisers. romney spent thh weekend in llrida allo his aides. repooting live from boca raton,, 'm uan carlos > how much will the bengahzii attack play in tonights 3 debate. > have

. >> coming up, she has got millions of devoted fans, two-time grammy winner and she is awesome.and two women on our plaza get ambush makeovers. first these messages. 2@ ♪ come to my window >> melissa ethridge became a household name and earned a devoted following of fans. with hits like "come to my window" and "i'm the only one." >> her music scored her two grammys and an oscar. she is out with her 12th studio album called "fourth street feeling." >> we are happy to have you here. >> thank you so much. >> you were performing last night and managed to get up and get dressed and make it here? >> that's rock and roll. >> she's a pro. >> and she's also not singing for us this morning. >> i can't talk. i'm doing the show tomorrow night. >> does it get harder or easier? you know what you're capable of. >> there is a certain amount of self-confidence. that's great. finally, i truly believe that the people pay really good money to see me really want to see me. >> and deserve to see you at your best. >> yes. and so it frees me up to enjoy it. i really love doing it. it's my favorite thin

wilson implied that the whole reorientation of moral and political education from devotion to the best that had been thought and said and done in the past to the dreams of a better, essentially unprecedented world to come was absolutely essential in american higher education. the only way to study the past was as an anticipation of something much grander to come. compared to the future, he declared, the present is as nothing. the past, he implied, was less than nothing. now, the american founders viewed the great figures of the past more or less as contemporaries because human nature did not change, they thought. they tried at least at their best to understand the past as it had understood itself before trying to understand it differently or better. hence the fathers were not ruled out as sources of wisdom. and it was even advisable to trust people over 30. and thus, you could have a country with founding fathers whose ancient wisdom would nonetheless be highly relevant to every contemporary problem and to which you would want to revert in order to think about dealing with contemporary

he said it teaches us in the english system one must devote one party to death by famine or the necessity of living above have the lives without affection. according to taylor england was offering deep a stark choice between starvation on one hand or marital delays, population limitations and the emotional precision on the other to retain their even went so far as to use opposition to malthus as a means of justifying slavery. he attacked malthus with imposing the kind of moral slavery on his father's doubles worse than any kind of legal slavery. if malthus, quote, proposes to introduce a system of celibacy, tayler asked, who could fail to notice the difference in point of benevolence between indirect slavery to an absolute master and direct slavery to an absolute master. in a tayler's america even though subjected to, quote connecticut slavery to its absolute master retains the right to reproduce. in his america than a matter of the other freedoms of were denied to enslaved people including the right to legal marriage and indeed to yonah their own children they didn't have the right to re

good portion of the parking lot going to be devoted to warriors, fans well advised to come out here early. larry? carolyn? >> thank you. it's going to be crowded out there. >> yes. it's likely going to be wet as well, sprinkles at the least. >> last night there was a rare thunderstorm rolling through the bay area. lighting up the night sky. shouldn't be an issue tonight. >> spencer chris chin is here with what we can expect. >> here is live doppler 7 hd. there is a long line of moisture reaching from sacramento valley down throughout the santa clara valley and into monterey. there is some light rainfall here, some light widely scattered showers. we don't have reports yet of any significant rainfall hitting the ground but there is some moisture evaporating in the atmosphere, there are light sprinkles and scattered showers in this path of moisture traveling down past gilroy region and into monterey bay area. on the peninsula, area of sprinkles right now. so no doubt rain drops hitting the ground. we had sprinkles here not long ago outside of the studio here, up into north bay, new area of m

and as the new york times reported in that meeting that a considerable section in his speech was devoted to denouncing the 1964 civil rights act. and any review that said that the only key issues in thurmond's career or constitutionalism and national security, i don't think you will be taken, i don't think that passes the laugh test of a we all know about strom thurmond and his career. so i was disappointed that "the wall street journal" felt that this man, who had a close relationship with thurmond, and had been employed by from. he admits that in the review, that they felt he was the best person to a fight with the book for the readers. i thought that was disappointing. >> he had no knowledge that -- [inaudible] bradley edwards was going to be -- they didn't tell you ahead of time that he was going to be the person? >> no. >> do you have any other papers like the new york times or anything that -- >> there were no other reviews. the "washington post," washington monthly, if you google strom thurmond america, you can find some. and you should. >> what's next? >> i don't know. i'm not su

malthus teaches us in the english system one must devote one part of the community to death by famine or else to the necessity of living above half their lives without after tech shuns. according to taylor england was offering its people a stark choice between mass starvation on the one hand, or marital delay, population limitation and emotional private vision on the other. taylor even went so far as to use opposition to malthus as a means of justifying slavery. he taxed malthus with improposing a kind of moral slavery on his followers than was worse than any kind of legal slavery. is malthus, quote, proposes to introduced a system of celibacy taylor asked, who could fail to notice the difference in point of benevolence between indirect slavery to an absolute master, and direct slavery to an absolute master? in taylor's america even those subjected to quote, direct slavery to an absolute master retained the right to reproduce. in taylor's america then no matter all the other freedoms that were denied to enslaved people, including the right to legal marriage and indeed to own, quote, u

. >> reporter: he was also known as a devoted father. >> he had really shown vast growth in terms of commitment to his self and goals and family. >> the police department released this stament which said in part -- statement which said in part, "we need community help and support for success within each strategy, especially when it comes to providing information which may lead to a violent crime being solved." and starting tomorrow, they will start using a new crime tip system. residents will be able to anonymously report crime online or via text message. more information will be released tomorrow, including instructions on how to use the new system. >>> an 18-year-old student at skyland high school in oakland was shot to death by police in may. officers say he pointed a gun at them so they had no choice. the man's family says he should not have been killed. family and supporters of marched to city hall demanding that oakland police release a report about the shooting. >> reporter: you -- the city council kept its promise and closed its doors after the room was full. this crowd of pr

humbly stand before you today, and their accomplishment has matched the verrossity of your adoring devotion. no other way to say it and to allow them to plant a plag and once again they can say it loudly "we are the giants. we are san francisco, and we are the world champions" . [cheers and applause] audience: let's go giants! let's go giants! let's go giants! >> i would like now to introduce a couple of guys who have inspired all of us with their journeys in this game of baseball. please welcome two of the foundations to this championship team, ryan vogelsong and barry zito. [cheers and applause] >> how are you guys doing? [cheers and applause] me and vogy have a special relationship and we were talking in detroit after we clinchd and i told him how much he inspired him and respects him and me and him have been through states of hell in this game and the lows have been very low but we're enjoying the highs of the highs right now and thanks to these guys right here and thanks to all you guys and it's a real honor to be up here and be part of helping this team this year. such a blessing so t

some devoted fans are changing their schedules so they can watch the game today. >> i have to check with my supervisor to make sure it was ok. go in, get something done and then hustled out of the park. >> the nats try to take the lead in the series, which is not tied at one game a piece. >> prepared to say a long line at the box office. starting at 9:00 a.m., tickets for potential series games are going on sale to the general includes a number of limited standing room only seats. a maximum of two tickets each can be purchased. metro wants to pass along travel trips to fans. you are urged to plan a route to the ballpark to avoid downtown transfer stations during rush hour. there are at the tips and more on wjla.com. >> a the dow our next hour, we will have live reports from the ballpark-- in the next hour, we will have live reports on the ball park. >> doctors gave rg iii clearance barring any set back. he suffered a mild concussion after a hit on sunday. he must be cleared by a team physician and an independent neurologist consulted before playing in the next game. the team we placed bi