and enthusiasm it did. >> not at energized, but they'll be energized enough because what will happen over next year, a lot of them will take personally. >> they will stay home. what about you? >> i think they'll vote perhaps not in the same numbers as they did the first time around. >> over 90%? i don't think it will be 90%. but he'll get a think -- he won't get the same kind of percentage of support, it will be very close. >> i think it will be over 90%, but the turnout won't be as great. three, norway's ally here is agony. >> the combination of the bomb explosion here with the shooting at the youth camp of the labor party, their own labor party, that makes this really, really a serious attack. >> norway last week was the scene of gruesome terror. a lone wolf terrorist carried out a bombing and a shooting spree attack that killed 76 people. the perpetrator is anders breivik, a norwegian citizen. he detonated a bomb outside government buildings that killed eight people. he then traveled 25 miles to a summer camp organized by the ruling party of norway, the labor party, and opened fir

their fame as clowns >> bring a lot and a g to the show we are fully active in keeping everybody energizedi even took my turn on the tight rope keeping it low i will keep the i wired to the experts you have to come and see it live in action >> we have gentelman from the ukraine they swing logs the size of telephone poles above their head. >> the fully charged circus is the beauty and grace. >> the circuits will be in the pavilion until sunday than it wanted to the cow palace and then it tends to the oakland arraign the proper. >> in the buzz we're getting aerial shot from kim kardashian is a wedding looks like the grass is cut everything is ago for the big day tomorrow security will be extra tight over the weekend they will have tensed to shield the couple from the pop brought the >> after the newscast is dr.phil a mother's is threatening to tear her family apart. >> when i get mad i get explosive i go round the house yelling and screaming at every one most of my anger is directed toward the children as well as my husband i yell and scream at my kids because they will not listen to me if i

i feel honored that we call it those in the know or good friends of mine call at this time energizerit's the book that somehow kept going all these yeersz. i will tell you up front it was a book i thought that may be they wouldn't publish. my very first book was women of the silk. i knew that i was writing about something that was a little bit different because i didn't know about the women of the silk until i wanted to write something telling their story much the second book is the test book for us writers you hear that a lot where the publishers are wondering if the author has a second book. everybody here i feel sitting here all of you have one book in you. whether it's a family story or your story whether it's ancestors whether it's your history you want to write about. but it's the second one that's hard. i felt that when i turnod the computer and thought, now i have to write book number 2. i had in mind that i wanted to write something very different from women of the silk that was strictly about the feminist chinese women during the turn of the century and i wanted to write ab

neat little man called ross perot and the movement you talk about and that the move nant he sort of energized and internalized and became that candidate for that. but i want to say something. i want to remind people of something very simple. democrats are at fault and republicans at fault. democrats need to grow a set of balls and come up with ideas running around saying republicans are evil. i want to remind people my republican friends have done something very interesting. remind them that newt gingrich said i want medicare, whatever it was, to wither on the vine. republicans don't want government. they want to starve it to death. democrats don't have ideas to go and propose to the governor, just talked about that. democrats grow a set of balls and republicans to realize actually government can help people and should. and should leave people alone when they don't need it. >> we are going to keep the panel. wonderful conversation from everybody. i'm pleased to participate in this. i really enjoyed the conversation with all of you. governor, thank you for making it as good as it was, and help

political experiments say the city's asian american community is energized by the historic six asian americans in the race. five of them are current office holders. ed lee. lyland yee. david chiu. assessor phil ting. and public defender jeff adachi. >> we have a community that was seen for many, many years as a sleeping dragon of san francisco politics. now suddenly in this last election cycle become really energized. >> a record turnout of asian- american voters is expected. >>> the cause of a brush fire in kern county is under investigation this morning. the fire started just after 4:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon. firefighters say dry grass and brush was fueling the fire which at one point was threatening homes. crews were able to contain the fire before any structures were damaged. no injuries are reported. >>> if you see smoke in santa teresa park. don't worry it's just a training. they are conducting a live training burn today and form. it will start at # a.m. and end at 5:00 p.m. on both days. >>> 6:17. let's get you out the door. where you knee to go. sal, you can handle that. >

people have been energized. >> mr.sident of the professional firefighters of wisconsin. it's well documented what firefighters have gone through nationwide. here in wisconsin, you engaged in the fight actually when you weren't being targeted. what kind of response have you gotten from the people when they realize middle class professionals are under attack. is it a motivating thing when they see public service like yourself and your brothing being picked on by republican legislatures? >> we are not the only unit out there working day-to-day, knocking on doors that are exempt. we have uaw, bill and trades, painters. we have everybody coming off, hugging themselves. they are not drastically effected. it's more about firefighters and police officers. we are there for the middle class. this is a middle class fight. it's for the wisconsin ites. we didn't ask for the fight, but we will finish the fight. >> well, the enthusiasm clearly is high. the enthusiasm is high. is it the agenda or is it governor walker? i mean, it's al

phil ting and jeff adachi. >> now suddenly in this last election cycle become really energized. >> a record turnout is expected in november. experts say the city's ranked choice vote willing help asian candidates because voters won't be limited to selecting just one. >>> 5:15. a nine-year-old philadelphia boy injured by a hit and run ere run driver is san francisco is being treated at a hospital in his home state. a spokesperson for the san francisco general hospital says ryan white was released monday. a specially equipped medical plane flew him back to pennsylvania. he was hit by a pickup truck two weeks ago after watching the phillies play the giants. his condition still serious but the hospital says the outlook for his recovery is good. the suspect in the case 21-year- old andrew vargez of hayward is charged with drunk driving and a hit and run. he's being held on $465,000 bail. he's due back in court next month. >>> the cause of a brush fire in ken county is under investigation this morning. the fire started just after 4:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon. firefighters say dry grass an

even if the president can't get it through congress immediately, that mobilization, that energizing ofhe public will be very, very important. even if it takes him all the way through the election, al, he's got do it because that's the essence of leadership and the public needs it. >> the president is down in the polls but congress is down even further. many of these tea party freshmen, in districts by the lack of turn out of people who have colorado have made a difference. if we take them on, a lot of them have to think of their political consequences, differently than they have with all this posturing in early summer and late spring. we need to fight. people's existence is at stake, mr. secretary. >> absolutely. fighting for something and something concrete. something that will get jobs and put money in people's pock sets something around which people can actually rally. one of the big problems we have today is that the tea party is so well organized, it is so completely bought so many members of congress, particularly republicans, and it is itself so bought and paid for, by the rich,

we ask you to participate as we ourselves become more energized and inspired to follow their example to take action, to be healers, peacemakers, social justice activists. we call upon you, great ones, to ask that you give us your blessing. bless all of us, and especially, bless our youth. bless their bodies, their spirits, their minds. we call upon you, ancestors, to ask for your guidance for all of us and especially our youth. especially our youth. guide their feet, their heads, their hearts. be to their left, they're right, above, below, in back of them. we ask that all of those who are present today be more inspired, more informed, and more hopeful and more blessed and more ready to take action when they came. >> i want to thank sonya davis, one of our peacemakers in the community. a healer, civil rights attorney, and she has been a member of the restorative justice for youth program in oakland. linda. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to the koret auditorium of the san francisco public library. i'm a member of the african- american interest committee here at the

he won four years ago. >> reporter: a lot of the candidates energize today to win the straw poll.ately it didn't pay off. mike huckabee surged at the last minute. this time with the governor's name recognition high, they're going to sit back and let the straw poll vote play out as it will. then they say they're going to start campaigning much more aggressively in iowa in the coming weeks and months to try to win the votes that really count toward getting the nomination, the ones passed at the caucuses in january. >> as i do every day, i google all the candidates' names and see what the buzz is. the buzz on mitt romney today was, frankly, how rich he is because he did file financial disclosure forms. reportedly worth -- and it's hard when you're this rich to get a real sense of it, but i think his campaign would agree between $190 million and $250 million. is there any concern that his wealth in this period and going to the corporations are people, too, comment, that his wealth will make him look disconnected from the everyday concerns of the average people? >> reporter: well, ther

but creating and building and driving, energizing. now it just doesn't seem to be there as the thought of america. >>> we went from a country that makes thing to a country that makes things up. all these financial instruments which make it very easy to make a lot of money very quickly. and that is really the worst part. if you failed, if you were too big to fail, then government, the taxpayer will pick up the tab. i think that's really what has led to so much anger in this country, piers. in a way, the creation of the tea party for me stems from the bailout. not that we should have bailed out the bank but we should have done with it string attached. so they would have turned around and lent to small businesses to create jobs. that's what didn't happen. there is this fundamental unfairness which has led to an enormous amount of anger and mistrust at government at all levels. >> it does seem extraordinary these bankers on the ropes, lehman brothers went under. all these huge companies and banks all on perilous states. many of them baile

. >> they are out scouring the nation trying to bring people into the process -- >> energizing the base that has soured on them. here is what could affect obama. assume the house of representatives remained in republicans' hands, and that they strengthen their hands in the senate -- i am not saying take the senate, but strengthen their hands. what difference will obama make in the next four years? that question will cause, i think, some democrats to say "maybe i can improve that scenario." you think of the way obama handles this republican house and republican-influence senate, what makes you think he will do any better? >> that is a great question. what difference would an obama victory make? >> it would prevent counterrevolution. 1/6 of the american economy, that is where a lot of republicans worry. yes, we will hold last, yes, we will probably win the senate, but unless we win the white house, americans will change indelibly and republicans will think obamacare -- >> obama must be sitting in martha's vineyard asking himself, can i be the same old guy i have been or, or do i have to b

this active front line is being energized by all the moisture from the pacific.lots of rain to come into western and eastern japan. we've already seen 250 millimeters of rainfall accumulates just since yesterday. additional of 100 millimeters will up the risk of flooding landslides and mudslides. these arell whatoueehe. ntegnil expectp to 10 mlite i t nt 2 ur inensula is afct b ofeara. wee en f siatn aind is aa b l a veeaaioco stle cdiononnu into the weekend. chongqing at 36. tokyo in the same digits 32 for your friday high. here in north amera, let's start off talking about this dangerous hurricane irene. this is a major hurricane and category 3 at the moment. it looks like it will be strengthening little bit as it pass through offshore of the florida peninsula. then weakening again whe it reaches north carolina. maybe even making landfall there it will become a hurricane then towards northeast. it may eveaknoer landfall there, as well. o iovgn northwest direction at the sed of 20 kilometers perur. it wil b bringing lots of rain isone, as well. 300 mrs ihe next

. >> bachmann has been energizing conservatives. >> if the election were held today, would barack obama be reelected? >> no. >> not on a bet. >> a win at saturday's straw poll can raise a candidate's national profile and add to their war chest. if they can woo their way to the top spot. sarah palin dropped by the iowa state fair. she's not competing in the poll, but she got plenty of attention. >> i don't think i'm stealing any spotlight. if anybody thinks i'm stealing the spotlight, go, go find the other folks. >> she has a message she wants the american public to hear and we should hear it. >> texas governor rick perry plans to announce his candidacy saturday in south carolina and follow it up with a visit to iowa on sunday. tara mergener for cbs news, washington. >>> the iowa straw poll has been held five times. twice if predicted the republican nominee and only once was it right about the presidential election. that was george w. bush. >>> it could be a major setback for the obama administration's healthcare reform law. a federal appeals court ruled that key provisions are unconstit

i think they're quite confounded by how to deal with this resurgent we energized republican party that the republican party has its own challenge with. i think what they're talking about and they probably only have one card left politically and that is to get tougher. to make their politics edgier. i think barack obama is going to find that that's about the only -- name names in people's districts. the kind of things he's been reluctant to do. >> is the door open for a presidential candidate for the republican party to talk about jobs, jobs, or are they going to start running into some problems? >> yes. both are happening. they're already talking about jobs though they're not being any more specific on how to create them than the white house has done. and they have their own challenge because this party is somewhat under the thrall, maybe under the control that a group of voters that didn't exist two years ago that have come on very strong that ran the table in the 2010 election and are even more powerful than six months ago. the tea party has already set their sights on a balanced bun

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congress -- bachmann has been energizing social and physical conservatives. >> if the election were held today, would barack obama be reelected? >> a win at saturday's straw poll can add to their war chest. if they can woo their way to the top spot. sarah palin dropped by the iowa state fair. she is not competing, but she o got plenty of attention. >> in fact, go. go. go find the other folks. >> she has a message and we should hear it. >> there's the potential game changer right around the corner. texas governor rick perry plans to announce his candidacy saturday in south carolina and follow it up with a visit to iowa on wednesday. >> the iowa straw poll has been held five times. twice that predicted the republican nominee and once was it about the world trade center and that was george w. bush. >>> the suspect in the shooting death of the three-year-old boy was in court today. he didn't speak, but his family lashed out. they are saying that he was framed. that he would never hurt a child and they say that police chief anthony bats was wrong to call him a killer before it tried. >> franc

every time i go to china, i feel energized. first of all, there are so many people there.here is always something happening. but there is the fact that they have been joined triple digit economic growth -- double-digit economic growth for several decades. having said that, i think that, in a globalized world, if americans are thinking in terms of how we position ourselves in a globalized world and have to work with china and other places that are emerging in terms of economic growth, do nothing that we necessarily have to fill that hole +. >> about the people, there is stuff happening in turn all the time. in part, it is because there are so many people. 300 million americans, 1.3 billion plus chinese citizens -- it raises the question whether or not china is really rich country for his china really a poor country. the majority of those folks are poor. they are not rich or the super rich. is it a rich nation or a poor nation? >> i'm so glad you asked. that is one of the essay questions that i assigned to my students. [laughter] i got a broad range of answers. the most comm

if you look at his fundraising numbers from the grassroots of the base of the party, how they energized where does that number come from? >> in the end, when you look at what the tea party is doing, whether it be rick perry or michele bachmann, i don't think romney is going to be it, the base has plenty to be energized about it. it's also part of who he is. this ideal that you know what? washington has been broken for a long time people have just been fighting. so how to fix washington? i'm going to try to reach across the aisle and work with these people and try to bring them along instead of just standing and fighting. it will be easy for the president to say i'm going to dig in and just fight, fight, fight. but that's not how you move this country forward. >> cornell belcher, steve hildebrand. steve, good to have you back. we'll see you again as the day. a lot of contrast. hope to see you back here tomorrow. piers morgan tonight starts right now.

you know jump off, i was samurai's garden, i said it was an energizer bunny. danville shoes samurai's garden the end of last year. they had the danville theatre which is a nice theatre and they were doing roamioand juliette and there was me in the middle of a balcony. it was a nice audience when i walked in my brain was exat that timic, look at the people here. it's almost as good as last years. i said who did you choose last year. and the year before. and told me. i said do you realize they are dead already? >> i'm alive and shouldn't i pull in a little more? [laughter] to go off, thank you for coming. >> my pleasure. i just this month read your book dreaming water. and i was -- i'm very glad to have read it. i'm wondering 2 things. there seems to be more of an advocacy voice in terms of the discrimination of being you know an asian american. and secondly, warner's disease. i'm wondering how you got into writing about that? and the characters were wonderful. >> okay. your first question, first. you know to be totally honest, when i sat down to write dreaming

researchers say being in love generally makes you feel more energized. >> whoa. we should be in the olympics is that how it works right now? let's bring in chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, take it from here. >> yes, i hear it raises your seratonin levels. i am known to have been in love many times and very happy right now. take a look outside. san francisco, time-lapse. put this into motion. we have fog across the immediate coastline. pretty compressed. having a hard time moving into the bay area. that's why you will see, our temperatures have a big, huge spread today. now theypical temperature. 60s. north westerly wind. 20 miles an hour. isn't warming up in san francisco. however the wind cranking up united nations eastern locations really popping numbers up today. 89, livermore. 79, san jose. 67, san mateo. go 15 miles down highway 101. 81, snuvale. huge disparity from the coastal areas to the peninsula. all a function of the fog, having a tough time moving in towards the rest of the bay area. head throughout tonight. at the coastline. possibly drizzle there.

these candidates are afraid to alienate the most activated, energized set of voters in their party. and that is one thing, perhaps one of the only things that's a bright spot or this white house is that they thing that this field of candidates is veering so far right they won't be aubl to correct. but i'm not so sure that's the case. at the end of the day, i think that someone would perhaps have a window into something more pragmatic here. >> let's take a look at u.s. congresswoman michele bachmann saying she is right when she voted to let the government default. remember her vote? she wasn't going to vote on anything to do with the debt ceiling. she would let the thing happen. what she said last night. >> we just heard from standard & poor's, when they dropped our credit rating, what they said is we don't have an ability to repay our debt. that's what the final word was from them. i was proved right in my position. we should not have raised the debt ceiling and instead we should have cut government spending which was not done, and then we needed to get our spending priorities in or

we stay fully active and keep everyone energized. >> i even took my term on the tight rope. i'll leave the high wire to the experts. he then, there are the experts you have to seek live in action. >> we have a man who lets himself on fire. >> or the surface features all kinds of power. >> officially your last chance to enter our facebook sweepstakes. we're giving away tickets to a luxurious week with darya folsom. this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. we will be picking the winner this afternoon. enter, like us on their face look quebec. >> we'll take a quick break and be back with cold weather and traffic. will also check what is happening on wall street as you take a look and nine outside on wall street. who's of tension in change your travel plans and indifference and abandoned you have a home of the dollar changed in all boo hoo-$150 change knit positions of vice of if it weren't near halt heard all >> morales off overnight 9 points. now all of 82 yen that xi thousand mark after yesterday's for a 20 point drop. >> person the to hear hewlett-packard. f s war is >> her

it might be good for sort of energize a certain base in the party but it-- if i were looking towards a general election, if i were a republican consultant or activist, i would be pretty nervous. >> lehrer: explain, michael ythose gaffes would not disturb the republican electorate, for a candidate to use the word "treasonous" in the context of talking about ben bernanke. >> i think the unfortunate context here is that that's the importation of language that's used on the internet, used to talk radio, used in book titles-- we have titles like "treason." so i think that type of language has been imported in the republican primary process. i yeah it's a long-term problem. i don't think that it's necessarily a short-term political problem in iowa and other places. i cothink that most republicans view perry as having much longer future in this race than michele bachmann, having more skills, more ties to business, ability to raise money. and these are mistakes that i think do hurt him in the general election but don't necessarily hurt him in this early primary process. >> lehrer: rich lowry

technology maybe they can replace a q nine hand yes and in this case it means that the plane was the energizer all of the equipment was out of order but all the same the crew landed the plane successfully let's make another comparison as a well known story to last year they landed a plane on the hudson river which situation was more complicated there are yours what do you think we were not there i can't say what's your idea about what's better water or forests i think both situations are very complicated i had my award the captain did there i think he's a great professional musician it's hard to land on the water surface because in case of a swing the plane will break into pieces award show some of the wings will be torn off but he had all the equipment working fine landed calmly said he would have notable but the engines did not work. the landing was successful and i admire the job it was my last question is will your plane fly again i think that it should saw it will you fly again on it. you're not supposed to shoot snow thank you so much good luck thank you for participation thank you thank

safe well i think once again we could have very positive meeting with mr porter and we came very energized and very much for course specific sectors following that meeting so i think it was very important for them to hear that message because that's a very important message for them to hear but in addition there are all sorts of institutional efforts that are taken place and the font is one of those efforts and given proper governance kevin success stories will contribute to the story so i think it's very important for them because the message with example of the day they will be happy once they return a dollar now and pay three dollars you know four years from now that's basically what will make you know really happy this science growing and helping to grow russian cucumbers i'm sure for an investment in the size of gas of course which is which is a special issue i'm sure the foreign investors would like to invest into the russian high tech industry because because it is growing because it is a government priority and we just talked about it but if you get those investments if people will

energized by their success and empowered by vast stores of weapons they looted from gadhafi's military. why do you need this? "to erase gadhafi's forces," he says. these soldiers tell us they will be back at the various battle fronts in tripoli and around tripoli later tonight. they also say while they can smell victory, they're not prepared to declare it yet. diane. >> thank you, jeffrey. fast moving tonight. >>> and now we want to bring in dr. richard haass from the council on foreign relations. so it's going to be messy in the short term. >> inevitably. >> and does that necessarily mean that the u.s. is in increased danger at this moment? >> the real question is not short-term messiness. that's inevitable. the opposition hadadne thing in common, they wanted to get rid of gadhafi. now that they essentially accomplished that, they'll begin to fall apart. different agendas, ambitions inevitably will come into play. will it be a bunch of radical islamists? could it become a failed state where terrorists take over? or maybe it will be something like a liberal democracy if the idealists a

are you energized by the back-and-forth or does it get hostile?ry towns never get hostile. some of my best fan mail or from soldiers and people in the navy marines and their spouses and their children. i've stood up from them even though i was from the beginning against the war i did not like how they were being treated or given vehicles that were telling them that when they come back where i live in northern michigan i have a movie house i run for the community, and i institute and affirmative action policy at the theater that says first of all anybody in the military can come to the movies for free but we want to hire iraq and afghanistan veterans, and i said to the rest of the town we need to put a sign in the window that says that because they are coming back in our arms need to be open to them those from the vietnam era know the importance of what they are going through and what they are processing coming back from an unpopular war they need the love and support of their community so i've been active in things like that, and doing things to h

not, loosely organized affiliated, on each other's email list, paying attention, having meetings, energizing themselves, identifying candidates, running some of their own candidates, becoming candidates themselves, supporting people that will come to this congress and to the state legislatures all across this land and put our fiscal house in order. that's what's been going on over the last couple of years in this country. and another thing that mobilized the people in this country was obamacare. when the ruling trick toa at the time, i called it, that would be the obama-pelosi-reid ruling troika decided that they were going to force-feed obamacare down this country, down the throat of this country, we saw tens of thousands mobilize to come to this capitol, to surround this capitol, to jam the capitol, to keep it so packed that people couldn't get in or out, so they couldn't do business, demand, do not take american liberty, do not nationalize the second most sovereign thing we have which is our health, our skin, and everything inside it. but they did. by legislative shenanigan and unpreceden

. >> energized. >> responsibilitit >> gravity. >> probably humility. >> reporter: and just this morning, listen to the difference. >> principles over compromise. >> concern for my country. >> frustrated. >> dysfunctional. totally dysfunctional. >> we have an opportunity to change the course of how we do business in america. >> reporter: so your word is opportunity? >> sure. >> reporter: senator? >> optimistic. >> humility to every decision. >> reporter: at the moment we talk, there were two tea party members who said they were going to vote for the debt ceiling. three against it. and two still trying to decide. >> we received it. i looked at my phone, at 2:38 this morning is when the actual piece of legislation was being presented to us. >> i can't control what other people do or say. i can only control the one vote i've been bestowed upon by the people in the tennessee valley. and the sole issue to me is are we fixing the problem. it's quite clear to me that we're not. >> i think we have to accept the fact imposing this will on this president is not an option. this president is addicte