think our museum is one of the most dynamic in the world but in general visions of the most day many dynamic things in the world the only economy full of life full of different kinds of activities look at the metropolitan of the lore of british museum so so it's not a bad thing to live in the middle but do you might be better into the young people really would be. the museum is a dynamic institution they would see that at this scale corbis down a museum or something you know just last week we opened one of five musical festivals and this one is full of jazz and flamenco and so on in the course of all this is the palace and while young people a lot of different young people whatever the club for the students which is always fall and solve things of young people and students come and they started the contemporary art they do work they make some different kinds of performances so they do so they would buy their legs you know i would agree with you they're being dynamic and up to date because because i know that in famous dutch architect rem koolhaas yes is is taking points in this recon

they want to be in the dynamic environment. what you saw in the suburban flight of the 1960's and 1970's was that after people moved out to the suburbs, so, too, did the companies move out to the suburbs. and i think what you are going to see is increasing pressure, if this is a battle between the employees and the employer about whether given that the employees want to live in san francisco and the employers want to be out where their corporate campuses are. if that is an arm wrestling match, i'm going to bet on the employee, because i think at the end of the day, if you run a major company, and your employee can quit and get off this bus and stop commuting an hour and a half each way each day and skateboard, ride bart, ride muni to work and be at sales force or twitter in 10 or 15 minutes as opposed to riding on the bus for an hour and a half, i think the companies will be forced to increase their footprints in san francisco and i think you will see what is going on demographically as being tremendously important to san franc

long, not to renew a friendship to this city which has been historic friendship and one of the most dynamic sister city relationships that we have, i noticed in our room we have other numbers of our other sister cities, manila and gosh, there's so many, cork, and other regions that also -- and our other council generals that are here today, thank you so much for coming and frn council blats for enjoying this moment, there is a lot to be gained by our sister city and especially with paris, i was informing the mayor of my first trip to paris, it's been my only trip which is why i have to go officially, but that was 1969 was my very first trip to pear ris as a high school student, as a high school choir of high school in seattle, we raised money all yearlong for us to go, i got to visit the jazz club along the river and then i got to hear for the very first time stevie wonder saying my shari amor in paris, look it up, that's why of course mayor dell way has invited me to be making my first official visit some time next year and certainly charlotte and tom and others have jumped on the occasion

if you have dynamics, it changes in mood, and when people are about say, "oh, this is so nice."teachers really insist that you play exactly like them, and that's their style of teaching. my teacher, leon fleischer, seemed to impart more ideals and principles that could guide us into further understanding the music. through all of that, whether consciously or unconsciously, you end up sounding like your teacher. [thundering piano chord] jennifer kim has been taking piano lessons with me since she was five years old, and she's playing very advanced repertoire now. she is understanding it on a really deep level at this point, and i'm kind of guiding her almost as a coach. i give her a little more space. i hear so much thumb. (kim) i think that when i was around five or so, my main goal was trying to get a sticker on my page. to say, "yeah, by october 22nd, i got this piece right." the ear is going to hear this [plays] right? (kim) i think very recently i looked at music on a totally different level where i dissect the piece first in my mind. and then i try to work it out in my hand

the museum is a dynamic institution they would see that at this scale of this dynamic museum or something you know just last week we opened one of our five musical festivals and this one is full of jazz and flamenco and so on in the course of all this is the palace and whoa young people a lot of different young people but we have a club for the students which is always fall and solve those of young people and students come and they started the contemporary art they do work they make some different kinds of performances so they do so they would buy their legs you know i would agree with you there being dynamic and up to date because because i know that in famous dutch architect koolhaas yes is is taking points in this reconstruction he's known for being very ever guard so south will his contribution be pretty radical is he going to radicalize this this traditional thing the heritage the world around me is very radical but also he understands well what the tradition is so we were present it was really something like a recipe for and i was working in today's russia we have a joint work which

about how we got into this perverse situation of low rates and let's talk a little bit about the dynamics of what you call very cleverly benny robbing from timmy to pay to me ok we're talking about ben bernanke he intended the geitner of course so in what way is the fed directly subsidizing the government in your view yeah i think this is taken on you know we started with q.e. one then we had q.e. two that ultimately had operation twist and now we have something that doesn't really look like a free market anymore the fed owns about twenty percent of all the coupon treasuries that are outstanding but because of operation twist the fed now owns about thirty five percent of all treasuries that have maturities a five year or greater so effectively the has bought up a large chunk of the back and they have had a huge influence on rates and not just because of their direct purchases but you know every hedge fund myself we all know that the fed's out there buying so that makes you slightly more comfortable buying treasury just so you know you have this deep pocket investor who is going to continu

billion and returns it to treasury as a profit which is a very weird dynamic so the treasury pays the fed on the day the fed then turns back and pays that coupon interest back to treasury along with all their other holding so i think last year last fiscal years we haven't seen this years. the fed gave eighty eight billion dollars of profits back to congress so the estimates are the fed is directly probably subsidizing our budget deficit by between one hundred fifty to two hundred fifty billion a year so it's not insignificant in fact it's very substantial becoming one of the biggest line items on how well how nice of them you know the deficit needs all the help it can get but i can imagine that this has some impact on distorting markets to put it mildly and possibly some impact on confidence in the u.s. dollar as the reserve currency as the world still currently looks at it to be so what does it have that the fed is it has this large of a controlling stake in the market was the purchaser of sixty one percent of the treasuries that the treasury issued last year according to one figure

always is a dynamic factor -- cooperation is always a dynamic factor. and the economic and trade relations is also under way because of this dynamic factor. we believe that through all the -- this is becoming more important. china and the chinese government attaches great importance to national corp. and to state corporation and city corp. -- cooperation between the two countries. this time, i am leading a delegation consisting of 100 people. my main purpose or one of my main purposes is to promote the financial, economic and trade relations at the national level. we hope our visit or my visit this time will promote the cooperation between the industry -- ministry of commerce, the state and government of california, and the municipal government of san francisco. this time, the delegation at lead -- i lead, the people are from different places in china. they come from the ministry of commerce, from the local government, from different provinces, they come from the chamber of commerce, and the different companies in china. we hope that through this visit,

relationship and i will have the pleasure tomorrow to visit various places where there's a common dynamic between paris and san francisco have made innovations, technology and the spirit of enterprise and all those elements together enable a concrete relationship between paris and san francisco and even remember it last time, with had a virtual highway between san francisco and paris, we started this virtual highway, it had a lot of babies and a lot of [inaudible] in paris and in san francisco was created, were developed from this common belief that we had in innovation, in research and with the need of building economic development on new technology, on new ways of living and creating wealth and progress of the 21st century. and it's in this spirit that with [inaudible] that i'm happy to salute with all my friendship, we are going to start a new period of our links, our ties, mayor lee is a very popular man, a very popular mayor and i want to know first the reputation of the people of san francisco through him and through his progress. we have another common link, we believe that innovat

as the light starts to shift, there is a real sense that there is a dynamism. >> it gives the illusion that this cultures might be fragments of a larger, mysterious mass. >> the environmental artwork livens it with color, light, and the movement. three large woven soldiers are suspended. these are activated by custom air flow program. >> i channeled air flow into each of these forms that makes it move ever so slightly. and it is beating like a heart. if-0 when as of the forces of nature moving around us every second. >> shadow patterns reflect the shapes of the hanging sculptures. the new terminal also features a children's play areas. both of the market the exploratory n.y. -- exploratorium. the offer travelers of all ages a playful oasis. using high quality plywood, they created henches shaped like a bird wings that double as musical instruments. serving as a backdrop is a mural featuring images of local birds and san francisco's famous skyline. >> in the line between that is so natural, you can see birds and be in complete wilderness. i really like that about this. you could maybe g

it's a way to keep san francisco dynamic and a way to keep the tourism industry healthy and it's a way for our business community to stay here and show the world how they operate business and to make that neighborhood even more dynamic. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, joe, very exciting and very high-impact. if you haven't seen is the beautifully renovated moscone center, a lot of things have happened in the last year. so it's already miles ahead of where it was. very impressive. thank you so much. and now, a very exciting vision for a future we imagine the golden state warriors being here. an iconic new waterfront arena. so we're going to hear about that, rick welts, president and coo of the golden state warriors and he has over 36 years' of experience in the nba, one of the most respected business executives in the league. most recently he spent nine years with the phoenix suns and was president and ceo for the last two seasons, also served for 17 years at the nba league office in new york and rose through the ranks to become the league's third in command. we're going to -- i'm

it is becoming so dynamic right now with your vision of interesting artists in gauging here. why would an artist when to come here? >> mainly, access to the materials. we also give them a lot of support. when they start, it is an empty studio. they go out to the public area and -- we call it the big store. they go out shopping, take the materials that, and get to work. it is kind of like a reprieve, so they can really focus on their body of work. >> when you are talking about recology, do you have the only sculpture garden at the top? >> it is based on work that was done many years ago in new york. it is the only kind of structured, artist program. weit is beautiful. a lot of the plants you see were pulled out of the garbage, and we use our compost to transplant them. the pathway is lined with rubble from the earthquake from the freeways we tour about 5000 people a year to our facility, adults and children. we talk about recycling and conservation. they can meet the artists. >> fantastic. let's go meet some of your current artists. here we are with lauren. can you tell us how

and revenues went up because of the dynamics going part of it. even on the cbo who did you want do dynamics scoring may call it a revenue loss. but the fact is a simpler fairer tax code is something that every american that i've ever met are in favor of. and that means closing loopholes. no, i'm not ready to quote raise taxes. but i am ready to sit down and go over the hole area with everything on the table so that we can fix this. >> do democrats finally have leverage here. the defense cuts that are out there that you warned about. leon has warned about. is this going to put the pressure to bear too again, force republicans that were reluctant to talk about revenue before can now put it on the table. >> i think peter, that we're talking about the fiscal cliff which means the bush tax cuts expire. and the debt limit is breeched etcetera. now the other part of this disaster that we're facing is a sequestration which is a trillion dollar cut on spending on both nondefense as well as defense. half a trillion on defense. which by the way is only 19 p

it's not clear the dynamic romney gives 3 great debate performs a not clear the undecide you had will tip to him. i don't know that will happen. some mesa he's acceptable but in the end not quite acceptable enough. >> i agree with everything john. one of the things that's been remarkable to me in the past week, we saw mitt romney not come pain on labor day. i don't want to overstress the appearance factor here. i can't remember the last time that happened mitt romney doesn't embrace the ceremonial aspects of this retail. forfeited fund raising as oppose today campaigning and presenting himself. swing states very, very controlled. i do think this matter. i don't think it can be 1 -- presenting the case right now signature on well over $150 million they're planning on use forking fall tiegz buy. there's so many ads on so many races and so many different entities super pacs campaigns it has to be a clear message to break through. the other message they focused on is this welfare message about the gutting of welfare by president owe become ma. bill clinton did a lot to rebut that. that wa

as anybody holding american citizenship in those countries one of this is just mimics into a very dynamic situation here in the region tempus all the time it's not clear if the situation will be calmed down in the coming days. ahmed qurei she from the

a very different kind of dynamic, and i think it does depend on high female expectations. >> since i have wheedled men into seeing jane austen movies with me, is a it good from and reed? >> i think so. a lot of men have read my book and are excited about it. in terms of who is just going to change this dynamic in modern relationships, i am actually betting on women. because i think we are more interested in the questions. >> i am hannah from the university of michigan. i would love to hear your thoughts on the media today and we have shows where the main character is treated really poorly by her boyfriend. we have movies and shows like true blood and twilight and shows like an infatuation with one another. if you like there are a lot of mixed views. >> there is a lot of media for girls. you know, i watch the publicity materials. i don't want all these shows. i can't comment on them. i do think that what is interesting if you compare what you hear about x-men and the cities with girls, for example, i just think it is evident that the modern courtship rituals, if that's what you call t

how-what happens in that dynamic? i think kim described it very well with the total dysfunction of the family and the family, if we don't intervene and find ways to go in and bring services to help them, the child can then get so confused and so frustrated from trying to be a parent and being a child at the same time, they separate themselves from their peers. and then they become frustrated and depressed and look for other outlets to get attention. as for the parents, they go through a similar issue: they get frustrated and they have a guilt ridden inner core that then possibly brings them closer to having-becoming a depressed state or possibly medicating themselves to make them feel better. so we have to get services in there. we have to get education so that we can begin to link the services and begin to intervene as quickly as possible. and when we come back we're going to be talking a little bit more about the dynamics of a family that faces substance and mental disorders. we'll be right back. [music playing] whe

it's not clear the dynamic romney gives 3 great debate performs a not clear the undecide you had will tip to him. i don't know that will happen. some mesa he's acceptable but in the end not quite acceptable enough. >> i agree with everything john. one of the things that's been remarkable to me in the past week, we saw mitt romney not come pain on labor day. i don't want to overstress the appearance factor here. i can't remember the last time that happened mitt romney doesn't embrace the ceremonial aspects of this retail. forfeited fund raising as oppose today campaigning and presenting himself. swing states very, very controlled. i do think this matter. i don't think it can be 1 -- presenting the case right now signature on well over $150 million they're planning on use forking fall tiegz buy. there's so many ads on so many races and so many different entities super pacs campaigns it has to be a clear message to break through. the other message they focused on is this welfare message about the gutting of welfare by president owe become ma. bill clinton did a lot to rebut that. that wa

can be noble if it starts many the people, so from the intervention of people in the democracy, a dynamic democracy, of course with new cooperation, new act of cooperation, first of all, there's always innovation [inaudible] of working in a smart and efficient way. we work together on the program as smart cities where we want san francisco -- other cities to be modern cities but also civilized cities which means that consider that everything we wish for as far as economic development is concerned must consider the environment also, and the quality of the planet on which we live. with mr. lee, we talked about all these questions and of course we are going encourage all of these new companies and everything that enables us to improve our cities and make them a better place to live and less polluted place to live, as may it in transportation, management of energy, in san francisco and in paris, there are innovations that are certainly ahead of many other cities in the world and i want to learn from san francisco and of course paris is there for the san francisco team, may it be a development

that is the dynamic that is at work right now nationally in the gallup poll.as a dynamic and two numbers. the first number is about money. we reported a couple of weeks ago that mitt romney and the republicans had raised more money in the month of may than romney did and they did that again in june and july. the democrats outraised mitt romney in august which was an unexpected development and one that made obama supporters feel good. but nbc news today looked at the data of what money is being spent and by whom, and it turns out that actually most of the monday that is being spent trying to elect mitt romney president is not being spent by mitt romney's campaign or by the republicans. most of the money that's being spent to elect mitt romney is being spent by outside groups. most of what's being spent is outside money and most outside money overall is pro romney. here's the number. look. 75%. of all of the outside money being spent in the election so far, 75% is pro romney money. so compare the campaigns, but don't miss the big picture. if you believe money ma

so, it, the dynamic is very interesting when you are watching it. it kinda feels like you are in a bubble all by yourself and you really don't know where you belong. when i came home from overseas, i was very sick. that was the first thing that i lost a ton of weight while i was deployed from dehydration and bad nutrition and everything else-i just really didn't have the time for it quite frankly. and i came home and i had already begun to have nightmares and flashbacks. and i had already isolated myself from my family. i began that process actually while i was deployed. so, when i walked in the door, my family saw me, everybody was happy and crying and i was just very numb. i, i didn't feel anything. i did not want to be there. i wanted to be back overseas-that was where i felt i belonged. and i didn't know-i no longer belonged in my own life back in the united states. so, i very quickly decided that i was going to figure out a way to get rid of the nightmares. i was going to try to figure out where, where i fit in this thing called family. and i s

what kind of dynamic as the family add to all of this? >> i grandmother had been running the hospital for nearly years and then passed away. i come into this crazy world having been a part of it and knowing the dynamics and what it is all about. it is also the time of my life that i want to do something to follow through and make something happen. there is a tricky past. we dated years ago and it did not and so well so he is not so excited about me coming back and being his boss. but the per se -- but she is not a person who is wagging her finger and telling everyone what to do. she's trying to fit in and do what is best for the hospital, while being one of the bigger dorks on the show. >> uc prefer animals over the owners. >> is that so strange? >> tell us more about that. vet.e is a brilliant tha he considers it his prerogative to not have to deal with the people as much, unless they are super-attractive women, and then he finds a moment for them, occasionally. >> he needs to clean up his act. >> what is it like with all of these animal

. >> obviously, in 2008 there was enormous tension there and so many interesting psychological dynamics to it. here we had bill clinton spent his entire political ka rear taking pride in his relationship with the african american community. quote unquote black president. now comes along a real potential black president. that was part of it. got in fights over race in vk r vk. the bitterness bill clinton had after the election cannot be underestimated. over 4 years, obama has needed clinton more and more. >> charlie:in the beginning he was disappointed. he was not called on more often. >> yes. >> charlie:bush called on him more than obama did. >> he was by -- it had chaipg the dynamics hilary working with president obama. >> part of what's interesting about the relationship, goes back such a long way much longer than people do. when barack obama was running toward senate there are quotes him saying '96 convention in chicago. >> charlie:the congressional race he ross. >> before that bobby rush endorsed him -- clinton endorsed bobby rush. >> charlie:that was the first election which he los

>> there is a dynamic between afghanistan and pakistan. the united states as tried to get some of these elements to negotiate a peace settlement and they have been unwilling to do that. notwithstanding the united states strategy to appeal some of the elements of the violence strategy in the political process, this war continues. >> can you tell us about the location of today's attack? >> is a major pakistan the city. and what makes it a significant is the proximity to the largely under-governed tribal areas. that is where they are based, where the taliban escape to in the aftermath of u.s. and international intervention. it is the remaining safe haven where these elements are able to operate not only against afghanistan, but in pakistan itself. >> thank you for joining us. >> opposition activists claim at least 25 people have been killed in a government air strike. these unverified pictures seem to show a rescue operation in the immediate aftermath of the bombing. they have knowledge of the divisions among the world's major powers have ham