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i'm elliot spitzer, and this is "viewpoint." romney is ramping up his campaign this week. republican candidate appeared this colorado today and plans to join paul ryan tomorrow on the final two days of a three-day bus trip through ohio even though as we told you last week ohio polls show president obama with a five-point lead in the critical swing state. it's a part of fire up gop voters and get back on track a week after romney secretly taped statements damming half of the population. romney insisted in his "60 minute" interview last night. that his campaign was doing just fine. actually romney is trailing in all of the latest national and zing-state polls, and in the "politico" poll out today . . . the president may be giving romney an opening for attack on fiern affairs. that after steve quizzed the president. >> i was pretty certain and continue to be pretty certain that there will be bumps in the road, because in a lot of these places one organizing principal has been islam. there are strains of extremism, and anti-americanism and anti-western sentiment and can be tap

board of supervisors, david elliot willis with a few final comments. clearly the former redevelopment agency made errors, and maybe in part that is why it was abolished. i think we need another one and i support the creation of a new one. i would like to see if we could learn from our past errors. i would like to see a lot of citizens oversight and not  just transparency through the sunshine laws, but real oversight and i support the amendments by supervisor chiu and i hope you approve those. >> any other members of public wishing to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor kim? >> thank you. i am actually happy to hear that we have three amendments moving forward. and i would like some clarification, but before on those amendments, because i think that the one concern that this entire board has is on our affordable housing obligations. and our replacement housing obligation as well. i think the big question that i think that continues to -- that i continue to ask as we talk about recreating a commission, along the lines of what we had

in sa in san jose elliot alagueuzian update news." tim vantress is here for arts and entertainment... whats new this week? the next presidential election is just around the corner...with the campaigns under way both parties are working hard to get your votes. briana villalobos show us -- one makers of one controversial documentary is trying to making sure president obama's first term is his last. ">>>conservative author turned film maker -- diniseh d'sousa -- is trying to get you to vote republican...with this new documentary called 2012 obama's america... so far, the film has earned 20-million dollars -- one of the highest grossing documentaries in history. political science professor melinda jackson says the documentary plays on voters' fears. "melinda jackson says: i think that one of the main themes is that we cant trust president obama that he is an outsider and that he doesn't share american values and the message of the movie it is trying to raise some fears about president obamas trust worthiness and his legitimacy as presiden

elliot, just to clarify, supervisor kim suggested they be a rez department of the area plans, you're saying there are no residents, it's humanly impossible to fit that. >> there are few people of whom to choose and the mayor may have a hard time finding someone. >> supervisor farrell, do you have a follow-up question. >> just a comment to my colleagues, if we have up and down votes here and we're having issues about residency and clearly not on the same page, why don't we leave it as is, if we're going to have an up or down vote, you heard publicly the mayor's intent to appoint people with community concerns or input with the community who live in the area who have expertise in the area, why not leave it at that. >> supervisor campos? >> well, i certainly understand the complexity of the issue here. i don't know if there is one clear-cut way that addresses all of the points that have been made but in my mind, the idea of simply requiring that the person be a resident of district 6 and 10 might be the clearest way to get us as close to this as possible, and i appreciate the fact that

. >>> elliot pÉrez es una de las 200 mil personas en el sur de la florida que alguno el u Último informea econÓmico no da para guardar. >>> lo peor dice el informe, que los afroamericanos y los latinos ocupan el mayor porcentaje de cuentas bancarias y las dificultades econÓmicas de la florida lo golpean con mÁs fuerza en un estado donde la recuperaciÓn de la economÍa avanza con mÁs lentitud y que muestra desigualdad en la fuerza laboral . >>> poquito dinero que agarramos para vivir nada mÁs el estado perdiÓ 715 mil 200 puestos de trabajo desde que se inicio la recuperaciÓn hace 3 aÑos. florida logra recuperar 99. 600 nuevos 87 mrempleos. se nado la disminuciÓn en las cuenca s bancarias las instituciones financieras tratan de salirse de clientes de bajos ingres ingresos. >>> hoy en daisy va a cobrar un cheque en un banco aunque el banco es un giro sobre ese mismo banco. si el individuo no tiene una cuenta bancaria en ese banco. le cobran. el banco estÁ siendo eso porque trata de buscar de cualquier forma ganancias. . >>> los economistas aÑaden que no solo las personas de bajos recursos no

elliot, it's great to have you on the show. >> happy to be here. >> gavin: is it a bigger challenge that suck success in many ways scrutiny, folks like me in public life looking down, issues, i don't want to bud you with aburdenyou, interact with elects officials, billions of dollars cash, expected to spend it, and people can criticize instagram worth $740 million versus now the billion and it was valdiron. what's the challenge of success from your enter tech sniff. >> weperspective. >> we had lots of conversation about his whether being public would change us. in many of the ways that you were suggesting. even in talking from my role, which has been a role that manages our external relationships with the press with people -- individual citizens with users governments and regulators. i think it's wrong to suggestion there is a transformation now that we are a public company. to be sure there is another audience, constituency of investors. but as you know, we were pretty thoroughly scrutinized by regulators in the united states and europe as a private company. >> gavin: of course. >> even

. >> he returned to elliot high middle school to talk about the game plan that helped him reach his dream. >> you know when i was their age i wish somebody like me had come by, some kind of role model to look up to. >> morgan told the kids it is all about focusing on success. he says he is looking towards that in this week's game after earning an and sportsmen's like conduct penalty against the rams. >> you just move on and move forward. >> and eighth grader says it is great to hear from someone who walked the path he wants to follow. >> i looked at it as come if he made it, everybody can make it. he came from this school. i look to him as a role model. >> morgan said he had a gift for the students, but like anything else in life, there would have to earn it. he said if they could get their grades up and be one of the highest performing schools of the next few months, he would come back here and bring the gift. in the northeast, brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> thank you. you have to love the attitude. you are down, you look forward you move ahead. we are looking forward to some rough times

why don't we go to elliot in pennsylvania. elliot? >> caller: hey, jim. thanks for having me. my question is holtby over the last year has tripled. kb homes is up over 150% in the same period. while neither had earning. nvr is up 41% with earnings per share over $27. why do you think nvr's stock price is lagging others in the housing sector? >> people don't like an $800 stock. it's a very illiquid stock. a lot of people -- a lot of big institutions feel like it's a roach motel, they can get in but they can't get out. and they should have split the stock ten times. i know splits don't mean anything, but this stock's so illiquid i don't blame any institution foreign wanting to touch it even as you're right about the fundies. can i go to kevin in connecticut, please? kevin. >> caller: first time caller, long-time listener. big fan. >> terrific. >> caller: the insurance bureau retired last week what. effect will that have on the company in the new year? >> nothing, but i think his company has been making a comeback. it's been fallow ever since spitzer really took it down. but my f

. >> elliot's widow and family displayed their own kind of bravery as his casket was placed in the hurst after the memorial. a motorcycle squad led the procession to the cemetery. but underneath the grief was a boiling anger over the way he died. >> i feel that bill died for nothing. >> reporter: and that anger is directed at fire chief william moore. >> my husband is out of this fire department because they don't have the leadership that they need. i wish the men could pick the chief. that's what i wish. because the politicians pick them every time and they don't care about the men. >> people are very upset. they feel that the chief should come out strongly. should not let this happen again if we're going to go down in that bore again, we want to be protected. and it's going to take more than just talking to protectives. >> she's not taking a positive enough stand on where we are. he is fighting of course to get more masks and to get the locks removed from the doors. those kind of things. everyone under ideal conditions wouldn't have made a whole lot of difference. i think that's the th

why don't we go to elliot in pennsylvania. elliot? >> caller: hey, jim. thanks for having me. my question is kb homes is up over 150% in the last period. nvr is up 41% with earnings per share over $27. why do you think npr's stock price is lagging others? >> people don't like an $800 stock. it's a very illiquid stock. people can get in, but they can't get out. now, i know that sputz don't mean anything. can i go to kevin in connecticut, please? >> caller: first time caller, longtime fan. >> terrific. >> caller: the insurance bureau retired last week what. effect will that have on the company? >> nothing, but i think his company has been making a comeback. it's been fallo ever since spitzer took it down. my favorite in the insurance business. not necessarily a broker versus mmc. they have pretty good at mercer business. aig. i reiterate that aig anywhere between here and 40 is a buy, a buy, and a buy. two tech titans. right now, google, not apple, is the one to bet on. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, cramer's always on the look out for bull markets and he may hav

my name is david elliot louis. thing means trying to help the greatest number of people, regardless of whether or not the this popular. i believe in this case the greater good would be restoring by -- restoring our elected sheriff to office. in a city whose share of department is without any independent commission or oversight board, it is crucial the person at the top is elected and be truly independent. this person needs to be an attached to a culture that sees protecting its own as more important than doing its own -- been doing the right thing. willing to enforce discipline among the deputies, even if that makes them unpopular. ross is the sheriff. he is willing to disrupt the status quo and act against the political machine to do so -- to do what is right. Ñilpand ross has served the cosf justice. he has made a mistake in the private life. he had been severely punished for this already. over 100,000 in legal fees, not being able to see his wife for half the year. it being scorned in the press, fired without pa

. >>> let's check in with josh elliot for what is ahead. >>> good tuesday morning.ing up breaking on this morning, 11th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, new government warning raising concerns about our tphaoerbt to potential terrorists not at the airports or border but inside our hospitals. the latest details, next on general motors. >>> -- next on "good morning america". >>> we are going to the abc news special report from the pentagon and president obama speaking on this 9/11 anniversary. world, a stronger nation, and a people united. as we show you freedom tower, we're going to return to our regular programming. in some parts of the country, that is "good morning america." there will be a complete wrap-up

then our own lara spencer and josh elliot pick up the coverage hosting emmys red carpet today. >> look at how dapper and beautiful they look in that shot. >>> then it's the main event. jimmy kimmel hosts the emmys at 8:00/5:00. >>> coming up little league big issues. a coach threatening a rival coach because one son struck out the other. >>> plus, rocker rant. the lead singer of green day lets loose with an angry, epic tantrum, what set him off? >>> and, the question of the morning -- what did this reporter do to this adorable baby to make him cry? we'll have the answer coming up in "fixation." [ female announcer ] what happens when beauty meets strength? dove knows women want to feel beautiful but need strength too. dove clinical protection is prescription strength wetness protection with 3x the care for skin. dove clinical protection. where beautiful women find strength. get ready for a feeling of clean like nothing else. extreme clean from aquafresh. it showers your whole mouth with rich micro-active foam. thousands of germ-killing bubbles seek out hard to reach places and help kill

elliot alagueuzian has more on this issue. opponents of prop 30 are speaking out against a plan by the c-s-u chancellor to send a letter to c-s-u applicants urging them to vote for the initiative. ">>>san jose state university's cheif spokesman ... sees no harm in telling the public about how prop 30 will help the university system. larry carr says: "the indiviual campuses are educating students, community members, and faculty about the importance of voting, the importance of being registered to vote." david wolfe -- legislative director of the howard jarvis tax payer association -- was on campus this week. he says it's illegal to use public funds and resources to promote a political campaign. "we became aware last week of a draft letter proposed to be sent out by the csu system to incoming students. that we believe advocates for the passage of proposition 30." wolfe says if the chancellor's letter is sent ... there will be legal action. "there would obviously be certainly the potential for a lawsuit if they infact mail out th

josh elliot has a look at what is coming up -- >> good wednesday morning.oming up hit man for hire the accountant who allegedly hired someone to attack his wife and tried to write it off as a business expense. inside a bizarre plan police say was years in the making, next on "good morning america." >> that comes up in just about 13 minutes. also waiting for a special report from secretary of state clinton about the attacks in libya. >> the white house says president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have reaffirmed the two countries are united in their determination to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. president obama spoke with netanyahu by known last night for about an hour. the discussion came after reports from israeli sources that the white house denied a requested meeting with the israeli leader. the white house said that was not true a meeting was never discussed. the two spoke about threat posed by iran's nuclear program and other security issues. >>> former president clinton will be back on the campaign trail he appear

let's talk about this with attorney elliot spelig. what do you make of this? sounds a little nuts to some. >> this is one woman complaining they send a letter to the district and they are going along with aclu request and ban the gender specific activities whether it's the popular father daughter dance the popular mother son dance. they say these traditions be long in the 1950s and any activity that assume boys want to play baseball or girls want to go to dances that is scratched. >> the mother thought the daughter would lose out on this. >> i thought the federal law had an exemption to protect the parents who want their kids to be able to go to school or dances with the mother or father. >> the federal law governing gender discrimination is title 9. title 9 does have an exception for some types of gender distinctions. that's why we have the boy scouts and girl scouts okay to have fraternities at public universities and have sororities. >> a boy's bathroom and a girl's bathroom. >> but the rhode island law doesn't have the same exemption. the school district c

thank you, elliot. >> eliot: any time. >> cenk: when we come back the elbow of the day who it is?d luck. ♪ are they contagious? i don't think so. [ male announcer ] contract the rainbow! taste the rainbow! >> it's go time. (vo) at the only online forum with a direct line to cenk uygur. >>if you had to vote for a republican, which one would it be? (vo) join the debate now. >> cenk: earlier in the show we were talking about america's knew favorite union, the nfl referees. we have another football-related story for you guys today. the dallas cowboys obviously own the website dallascowboys.com. they were also trying to buy cowboys.com. they wound up not getting the site over financial conflict. and who ended up getting the site? who did? a website interested in cowboy dating. here is what it says on the website. cowboy.com is an online dating site for cowboys. you'll be able to find your perfect match here. how about them cowboys! [ laughter ] >> cenk: so i believe elbow of the day would be cowboys.com right on top

let's check in with josh elliot for what is coming up on "good morning america." >>> coming up a very provocative new debate about motherhood, could there be such a thing as a mom gene? new study sparking a lot of reaction saying some women aren't that genetically programmed to be mothers. both sides of the debate, next. >>> names of two more shooting victims in minneapolis, minnesota released. both injured executives of a company where a gunman went on a shooting spree. investigators trying to determine if the shooter was a disgruntled employee. four people were killed, including the company founder in yesterday's shooting. four others injured, three critically. police confirmed early that the shooter was among the dead. >> i can con peurp that the suspect the shooter -- i can confirm, that the suspect, the shooter is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> dozens police and s.w.a.t. officers swarmed the area after employees called 911. >>> less than -- ♪ ♪ >> less than one week until the first debate between president obama and mitt romney and both will be spending the weekend

. >> cenk: looking forward to it elliot, thank you. >> thank you. >> cenk: when we come back we're goingy contagious? i don't think so. [ male announcer ] contract the rainbow! taste the rainbow! >> cenk: we no climate change has had devastating results, but this one might hit home. we're going to lose 10% production in europe and 1.3% reduction in u.s. of our bacon. our bacon. climate change! don't do it to him! oh, there it is! the oil companies ruining our bacon! and oil subsidies are always involved, but poor harvest is a huge part of the reason why. overall gdp we are losing. in 2011 we lost 1.6% of gdp because of climate change. and up to 10% will be lost by 2100. that is devastating. so in the middle of the ring unfortunately is the earth. no, don't do it, oil companies! what are you doing? it isn't righghghghghghghghghghghghghghghghghghghghghghghghghghghghghgh >> joy: on tonight's show i'll talk to true ground breakers. all giants in their own right, although i think tim is actually 4'1". that's next on "say anything." ♪ >> joy: as you may have heard, possibly, president and mrs.

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." >> time to check in with josh elliot for what is coming up on "good morning america." >>> good morningad news, we have lost a classic in andy williams. longtime california resident, as well, he will be missed. lot to get to on our program including a wonderful story that sprung from near tragedy. there was a terrible fire but a quick-thinking high school freshman, 14-years-old, grabs a ladder runs next door saves his 7-year-old neighbor who was trapped his family got get to him, fire department would say they've never seen anything like it. wonderful story. lady gaga a woman if nothing else, she has been a champion of disinfranchised fought things like bullying throughout her career. now she is firing back at critics, critical of her weight gain revealing her struggles with eating disorders hoping to empower a generation, powerful new message she is bringing. then a weird one. sometimes they are just weird. twist on the old pool party which let -- would you let your children swim with alligators? we visit with the woman behind harry potter. inside the pages of her new book, jk recallin

let's check in with josh elliot for what is coming up on "good morning america" in 15 minutes. >>> goodcoming up the race for the white house really heating up. democratic national convention kicking off in charlotte this morning the republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan you see him there, will join us live to discuss it all, next right here on "good morning america." >>> the controversial book about the raid that killed osama bin laden written by a commando who was there, goes on sale today. the author matt bissonnette was a member of seal team 6 he says bin laden was shot in the head as he peeked out his bedroom door. bissonnette says he and another seal ended the room and finished him with shots to the chest. that differs from the official count that bin laden was reaching for a weapon when they found him. the pentagon has threatened to prosecute bissonnette. >>> if you are flying to europe you could run into delays caused by striking flight attendants with love than -- with lufthansa. they expect to cancel majority of flights it escalates a dispute over pay and work condi

. >> we'll check with josh elliot -- don't take it personally we go from a parolee in oakland to you,nd out what is coming up. >> good morning josh, good to see why a! >>> good morning. eric i have a -- a past i'm not too proud of up there in the east bay maybe we keep that between our says, great to be with you both. jam-packed show. we have big news made here as president obama is in new york city. he's addressing the united nations general assembly this morning. he and the first lady stopped by to chat with the ladies of the view yesterday. barbara walters will join us with that interview. we have a reunion you want to watch. a woman and police officer in texas the police officer saved her from a devastating car crash, lightning-quick thinking caught on tape, we are going to hear from both of them. also, a story i'm sure you have been all obvious the real life shoe boxes those apartments now with that proposal would change building codes in your fair city allowing for what could be some of the smallest homes in the country. we are going to take a tour, i would be home before i got

let's check in with josh elliot for what is coming up on "good morning america." >>> coming up firstkicking things off last night at the national convention. two days will bepv critical for president obama. this morning we talk to rahm emanuel the president's former chief of staff next right here on "good morning america." minutes. this story right now, tsa agents are testing drinks purchased beyond airport security checkpoints for possible explosives the agency is testing beverages purchased after they've cleared the checkpoints that is new. this video was uploaded by a pang to youtube. it shows two tsa agents asking people randomly to allow a swab test of their drink. these beverages were purchased in the terminal and in the process of being consumed. no word on what triggered these inspections. >>> if you thought flying in coach couldn't get more cramped you are in for a tighter squeeze. united has announced plans to install slimmer seats on airbus planes to fit more passengers 152 planes will be rest free fitted with the new seats to enable united to install additional row on eac

here they are again, all working for mitt romney, john bolton, elliot cohen cofer black eric edemman. they want to get back into power. are you kidding me? oh gee i wonder my mitt romney never mentioned foreign policy in his acceptance speech at his convention because they were an embarrassment to this nation and an embarrassment over what happened on 9/11. then at the end of all this, because the republican voters are so damn dense, they are so immune facts there's a a polling coercion in ohio asking republicans who got bin laden. get a load of this. 38% say obama. how is it only 38%? wimp planet are you on. 47% i'm not sure. who deserves the credits 15% romney. romney? romney? for what? while he was running bain capital? at the olympics? romney! how the hell could it be romney? but republicans don't give a damn about facts. the worst disaster in our history happened on bush's watch! and they say oh, well, ok, well then it's definitely not bush's fault. give him credit for fighting against 9/11. that's what he ran is a 2004 campaign on. now they say reelect another republican preside

archaeologist elliot abrams and two stone masons climb to an ancient maya quarry site. abrams is trying to calculate just how much labor the king had under his command. how many workers were required to build the palace of 18 rabbit ? abrams: it would be wonderful to observe mayan indians building the structures that they built at copan. of course, that's impossible, so we have to set up experiments which replicate the behaviors as best as possible. keach: abrams times each of the construction phases as the maya might have performed them. knowing the maya used only stone tools, abrams estimates that two people could quarry over 3,000 pounds of rock in a day. he times the other processes, like transportation, knowing that the maya had no wheels or draft animals. abrams also times the manufacture of the blocks and construction of part of a wall. five cubic feet takes 80 minutes. by measuring all the walls in a building, abrams estimates the time needed to complete the masonry. he then adds this figure to the times for other processes like back-filling dirt behind the wall

. >> host: who was george elliot? >> guest: george elliot wrote "middle march."ans, but -- when you think of the fact that jane austen published "pride and prejudice" under the name a lady, and yet that novel has never been out of print, and people read it today as though it's as vivid and as contemporary as when jane wrote it 220 some years ago, i think it is. it's astonishing. "middle march" is, in many ways, almost the perfect novel. the ore thing about george elliot is she was a great intellectual and a great writer who consistently fought against the strictures that were applied to her sex. and i've always felt a certain kind of kinship with her because, as i say in the book, um, she was not an attractive woman. even the most, um, carefully-massaged portraits of her make that clear. and this some sense -- in some sense it was both insulting to her and liberating because there was the sense that she was going to have to find some other way. she was going -- she had this incredible intelligence, and, um, she was almost liberated from being a sex object, um, in

let's spin it forward to elliot warren, waiting on some data about oil and natural gas. still looking at something that's a lot better than the recent lows on natural gas. >> natural gas i think it is higher based on really technical reasons. if you look at a chart at it, it reached the bottom and made the same bottom a few times in a row and sort of bounced off that. i can't think of any news-driven item that would cause natural gas to be up ticking the way it is. i think it's really just a technical move right now. liz: but oil coming down a full percentage point today, what is that? just fear about the economy? >> always. i mean, i didn't get a good look at what the dollar did today, but if that dollar didn't rally and oil came off, then that would explain it, but also people are always worried about the economy here, liz, and especially with indecision coming at of europe as well. people are going to sell rather than buy on indecision; right? liz: yeah, you sound really decisive about that. >> today, you know, like i said, i could look at a technical chart on natural

it is social realists but it's more like adisney cartoon than george elliot "middle march." and why "state of england" is the title? >> well, my 12-year-old daughter said "enough with the subtitles, dad, for crying out loud." >> rose: (laughs) stop it! >> with real passion. >> rose: stop it! >> it's a bit of a false lead. but there used to be such a thing as state of england novels and they were very earnest and full of bureaucrats and academics talking about identical voices of the condition of various institutions in england and mine is not that kind of novel at all but just a salute. >> rose: so what is it about england that lionel represents? >> well, what he represents, i suppose, is the fact that england takes it to its hurt. he becomes a kind of national treasure. although it's manipulative from his point of view. but he's-- what he represents, i suppose, is someone given enormous celebrity through no virtue of their own. there is this echelon in england and elsewhere of people who just as they say, are famous for being famous. >> rose: (laughs) yes, that's right. >>

i'm also an elliot school alumni. my question is, so the it seems like the tensions between the krg and baghdad were getting worse. and do you think that is the case. also the recent agreement to pay part of the money for baghdad to pay part of the money to the krg and there was an armed group that some of mall the supporters were going to have in the krg and they said they weren't going to do that. it was on puk news. maybe it's not a big deal. anyway, do you think that the payments are a sign of tensions lessons or is it not just a big deal and not important? >> thank you. another question? up hire in the front. -- up here if the front. >> hi. a question from matt. i'm wondering what are we talking about in terms of amount of money and time to repair those pipelines? and in the case of the one that goes to saudi, what would it take for to get the saudis to agree to reopen it and also is that a pipeline that actually would work fine if the saudis would only grow to turn it back on? thanks. >> good question. that was