evan is right. you can slash rates and increase productivity, and it is a blow for fairness. >> look, i think because the money makes it extremely hard, really hard, they are boxing themselves in. they have no place if you are going to get to these numbers and get some revenue, the only way to do it is through tax reform. >> charles, president grover norquist has said that nobody can be on the joint super committee of caped men deciding on this that approves of any revenue increase -- >> then how is it that the speaker of the house publicly offered to raise revenues by $800 billion if norquist is president? >> because i am, he dropped it. >> is that a rhetorical question or real question? john boehner -- the public is now acknowledge, and you will finally -- republicans acknowledge any will finally concede, the concessions on medicare spending and john boehner agreed on the revenue. margaret is right. the condition of the super committee is that you have to oppose any tax increase/revenue increase,

twenty eleven tour de france winner cattell evans continues to enjoy the fruits of july labor back home the thirty four year old became the first everest really in to secure and keep the yellow jersey at cycling's most prestigious event evans already back on his bike for a full two hundred fifty meter ceremony a victory ride rowing thirty thousand spectators in all coming out to hail their champion setting a record for a crowd of melbourne's federation square the champion resting his legs but not his wrist autographs very much the order of the day evans then planned to join his family and his nearby home. to lighting his fans again i think it. was. behind me on my side or e.g. me as long as i was giving my all maybe or was so supportive of me and it's just doing it's just that he got robbed and it's not over yet. finally it's less than twenty four hours before the english football season kicks off so what's better time for even a true run in the roof over the main contenders this year for the twentieth premier league title. with the english premier league just around the corner as defen

my son evan was about love. he wrote this campaign speech, a class assignment, one of his last class assignments. and one of the things he said in the campaign speech is, i would tell those who bring harm to others, to go to church. >>> next on "lockup raw: killers among us" -- >> i think the greatest fear the public should have is some of us are going home. >> a freed convict commits murder on the outside, and then again back on the inside. >> i held him in a choke hold and my friend started hitting him, beating him up. yup, america's favorite. so we're celebrating the honey sweetness, crunchy oats and... hey! don't forget me!! honey nut cheerios. make it your favorite too! dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic center recommends the custom-fit orthotic that's best for your tired feet. foot-care scientists are behind it. you'll get all-day relief. for your tired achy feet. for locations, see drscholls.com. thank you... >>> we've heard the warnings from prison staff. >> they're going to come back to our communities. t

thank you. >> i'm evan smith. he's a standup median and former writer for king of the hill who now has the best giggin faibs business and news as a writer for the daily show with jon stewart. he's wie wyatt ein that cenac as overheard. >> wyatt cenac, welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> very nice to have you here. so it's been now almost two years since you've been a correspondent on the daily show. >> it will be three years in may. >> well, actually almost.it's actually coming on three years. >> yeah. >> right. so do you think of yourself now as a standup comedian who happens to be doing this or do you think of yourself more as a stewart guy as &->> i think i think of myself as a, as a comedian. >> yeah. >> i think most people who see me on the street tend to say, oh, you're that guy from jon daily or you're that guy from colbert. [audience laughter]3 >> that's actually, that's what i hear more often than not is like oh man i love you on colbert show. >> yeah. >> and it's like no that's actually a totally dif

twenty eleven tour de france winner could tell evans continues to enjoy the fruits of july's labor back home the thirty four year old becoming the first ever is truly into secure and keep the yellow jersey at cycling's most prestigious event haven't already back on his bike for a full two hundred fifty metres ceremonial victory right around thirty thousand spectators and all coming out to hailed a champion setting a record for a crowd of melbourne's federation square the champion resting his legs but not his wrist autographs very much the order of the day evans then plan to join his family in his nearby homes but the eastern star already has plans on the lighting his family's sake and i think. over time if you're stuck. behind me on my side kerry team me as long as i'm giving my all to the real me so supportive of me that's just doing it's just going to get robbed and it's not over yet that wraps up the sport i'll see you soon whether is next. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on our t.v. . the histor

. >> evan? >> pat moynihan had a great line about how men are entitled to their own opinions and not their own fax r people -- but not their own facts. people have always believed the things that are not true. that is creeping more into our system, where people believing in climate change have steadily gone down. for the first time, it truly is a worrisome thing. there is bogus science out there that is dangerous. >> about three months ago, mitt romney said he believes there is getting warmer, and that siemens contribute, but on wednesday he says he is not too sure -- and that humans contribute, and on wednesday he says he's not too sure and we should not spend billions of dollars on things we're not sure about. >> he is right about that, and there are environmentalists in denmark who have looked at this. it is a fact that we are pumping more co2 into the air than ever before, much higher than a natural right, and it is having an effect on the atmosphere. the other part, however, is a problemati

thank you. >> i'm evan smith. he's the hipster historian, as comfortable editing hunter s. thompson's letters as ronald reagan's diaries. a professor at rice university, he is an author as popular and critically acclaimed as he is prolific, with six new york times notable books of the year and several best-sellers to his credit. his latest book is the quiet world: saving alaska's wilderness kingdom, 1879-1960. he's douglas brinkley. this is overheard. cler >> doug, good to see you. >> nice to see you. thanks for having me. >> thank -- thank you for being here. so the -- it's not a coincidence that this is the second book in a row with the word wilderness in the title? >> well that's right. a few years ago i wrote the book called the wilderness warrior on theodore roosevelt and it was really about the birth of conservation in the united states dealing with gifford pinchot on forestry and john muir. this is ultimately the second volume. it's called the quiet world: saving alaska's wilderness kingdom and i pick up with tr's presidency. >> yeah. >> .in places like the tongass n

. >> bob evans is a real estate expert in san francisco, and says he got plenty of calls from potential home buyers concerned about the news. for those on the fence about purchasing a home, he says now is the time to get off the fence. >> i strongly urge buyers not sit around because if you're locked into an interest rate, you're locked in, which means they cannot raise you even if they raise the interest rates for everyone else. >> evans expects any hike in interest rates witness not happen immediately and could take a few months, but those affected will be buyers looking to buy a mid-to lower priced home. >> you can effect things seriously, particularly for those purchasers in the 800,000 and under bracket, where they require to get more favorable financing going through the fha. >> for these this couple, they may speed up their schedule to buy a home incase the downgrade affects interest rates. >> in this economy, people are already not qualifying to buy houses, and to have this happen is just making it worse in a sense. >> reporter: and again, experts i talk to say they're not quite

>> he at the moment he missed, i agree entirely with evan. it is interesting how there are these moments, the reagan, where he seized the microphones. pawlenty had a moment where he was asked twice to expand on a critique he had done of romney and health care and he declined and then he said it was a mistake. it was his moment and he missed it. it is interesting how these things change on -- even though you could say, pawlenty was too moderate and too weak, from a blue state, still, there are these hinge points. huntsman had a chance to say -- if he had not raised his hand, the camera cut off, on him and he could have made a speech on taxes -- >> there will be eight more chances -- . -- there will be more chances -- >> i am not sure there are that many. >> romney it is not generating enthusiasm on the part it. us/can we show the b -- the bus? this the president road -- the bus the president road around in. what would the white house of and thinking to send the president of the heartland in the equivalent of an armored hearse? >> put some psyc

carter evans, thank you so mump, my friendful good to see you as always. we'll check in with you in layle bit. >>> the nba has had their first formal bargaining talks. the lockout has been going on for a month now. here's colby bryant's two cents. he hinted to playing overseas if the season is canceled. >> i don't know. you know, it's not looking too good right now. we're going to hold our ground. we'll have to sit and watch. >>> watch the wrestler in the blue. he's wrestling the other dude and gravity and beatinging both of them. his move is called the flying squirrel. watch. check it out on youtube if yu even got time to kill. he took the bronze at the weight division at the world junior championship. >>> check out this day in history. august 2nd, 1790. the first u.s. census conducted. boy, has america grown. it's 44 minute after the hour. yup, we had a good year at chevy. they gave us a consumers digest best buy award. then they gave us an iihs top safety pick and you... well, you gave us your approval. so we thought, why not give a little back. the che

president mendoza: so i have two people speaking -- >> so i have two people speaking on this matter, evan collins and preston smith. come on down. i have two minutes. >> hi, evan cohen, manager for rocketship, we're here tonight to answer any questions the board of superintendent may have. thank you. >> thank you. so comments from the board? superintendent? commissioner wynns? commissioner wynns: i wanted to thank the staff for this. this is a good, cogent, clear analysis and i don't in any way mean to imply -- let's just say that ones we have had in the past have been more just hitting points without the context being explained, so i really appreciate this. i think it's an excellent document that explains to us in the community. >> commissioner fewer. furefure so ms. richards, just -- fewer fewer -- commissioner fewer: so ms. richards, for context, this was brought to us for first reading, we were going to take it to committee, we wouldn't have been within the timeline, we went back to the petitioners and said it's the desire of the board to hear it in committee and then they decided not

president mendoza: so i have two people speaking -- >> so i have two people speaking on this matter, evan collins and preston smith. come on down. i have two minutes. >> hi, evan cohen, manager for rocketship, we're here tonight to answer any questions the board of superintendent may have. thank you. >> thank you. so comments from the board? superintendent?

carter evans joining us live. thank you. >>> with the large number of people on unemployment, many states are running out of money to keep the checks coming. coming up at 7:15, we'll have a live report with what the government is doing to help out and who will still be left out in the cold. >>> 7:0 4. overnight, a standoff with the police ended in san ramon after a man kept police at bay for several hours. now, police rushed to morning glory court yesterday afternoon after getting reports that a man had attacked his elderly mother. when they couldn't contact either the mother or son, the hostage grove -- hostage negotiators were called in. several hours later, the mother walked out the front door. >> when she stepped out the front door, the s.w.a.t. team was able to secure her, get her back and get her out of harm's way. >> police used her son to come -- urged her son to come out after police attempts failed. >>> uc berkeley students are moving back to camus and that means more -- campus and that means more police

that is just one reason he appears to evan gellics. rick perry is authentic.cross as authentic where mitt romney strikes a lot of people as phony. part of that is his demeaner and part of it is his report. >> matt, let me just ask you, is that just some of your conservative ill lodge toik compare someone running for president and as a sitting governor have a prayer ral rally with me having a tv show and i'm a minister and this tv station has nothing to do with government -- >> that was really a cheap shot. >> i don't think it is a cheap shot at all. >> come on -- >> i'm not worried about the separation of church and state at msnbc either. >> ha >> i know that fdr went on the radio and prayed, issued a public prayer for d-day. for our soldiers. i no he that abraham lincoln called on "american idome calle pray. >> that's different. >> how is it different. >> because this is not in bitterly partisan terms. >> let me finish. >> you like to talk, but when the punch comes back, you start running out of the room. >> bring it on. bring it on. >> people that appeal it

president mendoza: so i have two people speaking -- >> so i have two people speaking on this matter, evan collins and preston smith. come on down. i have two minutes. >> hi, evan cohen, manager for rocketship, we're here tonight to answer any questions the board of superintendent may have. thank you. >> thank you. so comments from the board? superintendent? commissioner wynns? commissioner wynns: i wanted to thank the staff for this. this is a good, cogent, clear analysis and i don't in any way mean to imply -- let's just say thne

this is ucla video from evans' actual heart transplant using an experimental organ preservation system human heart was never meant to be on ice. >> reporter: experts say a pumping heart is a plus. >> ensuring compatibility, developing the better organ. >> reporter: it may extend the heart's life outside the body from six to 24 hours. >> if we can preserve the heart beating in a warm state outside a body for 24 hours it allows to us expand the donor pool. we can transport them around the world. >> reporter: it reduces the wait for donor hearts. >> fresh is always better than frozen, isn't it? >> i want to go skiing and i want to get back on a horse. >> reporter: rob is the 11th patient to get a warm heart transplant at ucla. dr. kim mulvihill, cbs 5 healthwatch. >>> all right. we have a lot of sunshine around the bay area right now. clouds are on the way. cooler temperatures too. we'll talk about that coming up next. ,, [ male announcer ] brace yourself for the big, bold taste of a subway® bbq pulled pork sub. tender, succulent slow-cooked pork with sweet and smoky barbecue sauce, all o

finally twenty eleven tour de france winner condell evans has received a hero's welcome home soil the first australian to win cycling's most prestigious event touching melbourne airport on thursday the thirty four year old claiming the tour is yellow jersey after a hectic twenty two days last month the locals will not get to watch evans mystery up close when he cycles a stretch of a melbourne road on friday the u.c.i. pro team rider will then address a crowd in the center of the city when you're on the tour de france you really concentrated on each day in a trice and so on so you don't sometimes if you get this twenty million people at home cheering you on and so on and so much going on in the moment but yeah having people so many people calling me delighting me and sending a message using their name when the newspapers started arriving in time obviously. this is really come since being so appreciated by everyone which means there is an honor and a pleasure. to all your sport whether it's next season. from . the news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the wor

four year old claiming the tour is yellow jersey after a hectic july the locals will get to watch evans must close when he cycles a stretch of a melbourne road on friday the u.c.i. pro-team rider will then address the crowd and the center of the city. when you ride the tour de france you really concentrated on each day you need to write and so on so you don't sometimes you forget there's twenty million people cheering you on and so on and so much going on in the moment but yeah having people so many people calling me me and sending me messages and then when the newspapers started arriving at home obviously then it's like this is really. since being so appreciated by everyone which is there it's an honor and the pleasure. and i want to summer it's turning out to be for that model out to all the sports whether he's coming up next and alice is here with all the news at the top of the hour. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from the realms. of the future covered. in india also use availability in the movie the joint the hotel rooms the violence the great week otoh the gr

yeah the head there well finally twenty eleven tour de france winner could tell evans has received a raucous welcome after returning home the first of trillions to ever win cycling's most prestigious at bent's touching down at melbourne airport the thirty four year old claiming the tour is yellow jersey after a hectic july but locals will get to watch evans nostri up close when he cycles a stretch of a melbourne road on friday the u.c.i. protein writer will then oppress the crowd in the center of the city. when you run the tour de france you really concentrated on each day in a trice and so on so you don't sometimes if you get this twenty million people cheering you on and so on and so much going on in the moment but some. people so many people calling me in july the me and sending me messages and then when the newspapers started arriving at home obviously then it's like this is really. since being so appreciated by everyone which is fair it's an honor and a pleasure. and i want to summer it's turning out to be for about not a lot is all the sport the weather is coming up next and al

carter evans, chris lawrence and, of course, our josh levs. >> carter evans, let's begin with you.arter is there along with perhaps some tourists. some folks who i know have been stir crazy, ready to get out and about. i know that where you are, that's the hudson river behind you. is it now back to normal? >> reporter: you know, it's back to normal in the sense of river height. as far as normal, though, you can see all those white caps behind me reaching all the way out to the statue of liberty. it's pretty rough. we normally don't see it that rough. it certainly is a lot better than it was earlier today. when the flooding was at its peak here, the water came up to about where i'm standing well past those benches over there. i would estimate it's a good eight or ten feet down to the water level right now. that gives you an idea of how high the water was. here in new york city, though, water wasn't the only problem. there were falls trees. i was near central park this morn ing. we heard a loud bang. it sounded like an explosion, really. this this gigantic tree came down. the scaries

now and i will speak with kelly evans of the wall street journal about jobs numbers the stock market drop yesterday and the possibility of the s. and he'd downgrade us that that will take a look inside that car and see if this is really prime real estate for government recruitment of hackers and bridges to reason t.v. reporter michelle feels about americans being a fed up with congress and her now infamous interview with matt damon about teachers in america we have all of that and more for you to night including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has decided to move. parts of the day jobs numbers came out for the month of july and before i give you all the details let me just say in summary that we're still screwed the according to the bureau of labor statistics jobs grew by a hundred seventeen thousand that are the may and june unemployment went down from nine point two to nine point one percent but as desperately as the white house is trying to spin this is good news it's not let me give you a few more details hundred seventeen thousand jobs th

he is evan chapman. police discovered the body tuesday on 79th avenue. no arrests have yet been made in the case. >>> the court upholds the death penality for a man convict offend murdering two family members. this happened in berkeley in 1995. this is video of the bodies being taken from the home. he shot and killed his sister and nephew after arguments. lawyers previously argued he was insane that time of the shooting. >>> a teen curfew is a way two counsel members hope to stop violence. oakland's homicide rate is 27% higher than last year. they believe it will help. as kron 4's reggie kumar tells us the mayor doesn't agree with the man. >> reporter: he says he is tired of the political rhetoric. he says something has to be done to stop the killings ennoblingland. the city had 71 homicides this year, that includes the gang related shooting death of carlos nava. they are proposing a teen curfew ordinance and more dang injunctions in east and west oakland. >> the more, the 80% of the homicide are gang related. you know, the problem is that youth underage

carter evans, thanks so much. we're going the continue to watch the markets. >>> meantime other news. new outbreak of deadly violence in the middle east. attackers took aim today in targets in southern israel firing shots at a bus assaulting sold chufrs and firing mortars and an anti-tank missile. israel says the attacks originated in gaza. cnn is live in london. how did these attacks stir things up potentially in the region? >> well, i think the fear is, fred, that it's going to have an escalating violence. it's been relatively calm in the region. there haven't been a lot of terrorist attacks. i think one of the main concerns not just in israel but in the united states is that as we head towards the end of september, where the palestinians are expected to seek independence of the u.n. that this could mess things up. what you're going to see is an escalation of violence between israelis and palestinians. that dim hope of peace talks is going to be even further than it is right now. fred? >> it's believed that thos

evan is an active participant on the board. i am still working -- i work through this with dick, our ceo. i said you guys are so awesome, i will just get out of the way. if you need me, just ask me to do something. i will be working a lot with coms and bouncing ideas of the products. it is funny. jason is tied to the guidance counselor. all the employees are constantly asking jason for a private meeting. he is involved. we are all involved. we want to see it succeed tremendously. we want to try to help as much as possible while putting our efforts day-to-day into obvious. but let me pick back up on something you said, which is the arab spring. malcolm gladwell came out with the argument "of the revolution will not be tweeted." he responded, right? >> no one was arguing -- his argument was these revolutions are not twitter revolutions. no one said they were. that was weird. [laughter] that is what he was arguing. basically, i wrote a rebuttal that said, look, agreed. huge, major change, like the civil rights movement, comes from

"i just timed it, miss skeeter's date got the same amount of screen time as medgar evan's assassination"the first real moment, violent arrest of black woman." and finally, "the help movie reduces exploitation to a cat fight that can be won with cunning spunk." melissa also sent us an e-mail saying i think msnbc is going to have to give me worker's comp for putting me through this. joining me now is melissa harris-perry, msnbc contributor and author of a new book released this week, "sister citizen shames and stereotypes," she's also "the last word's" film critic. at the bottom of one of your e-mails today before you saw the movie, you said -- you said you were incoherently angry. now, i have actually been incoherently angry on television more than once. you never have. i would give anything to see you incoherently angry on television tonight. it will take off. it will go viral. >> undoubtedly, but i went home, took some deep breaths after this, in part because i think it's really easy to frame an african-american woman feminist talking about a feel-good, happy race movie with a critical

i'm carter evans in new york. >>> call it a rock concert for economists.ecision financial makers are in the united states converging on jackson hole, wyoming today. when we continue with this show, we'll be telling you about the headlines with fed chairman ben bernanke. imagine... one scooter or power chair that could improve your mobility and your life. one medicare benefit that, with private insurance, may entitle you to pay little to nothing to own it. one company that can make it all happen ... your power chair will be paid in full. the scooter store. hi i'm doug harrison. we're experts at getting you the power chair or scooter you need. i didn't pay a penny out of pocket for my power chair. with help from the scooter store, medicare and my insurance covered it all. call the scooter store for free information today. >>> let's take a look at the latest gold prices. these prices have dropped another $10 in just the last half hour. right now gold is currently worked under $1,729 an ounce. that's down $19. welcome back. you're watching "world business toda

i feel like i'm doing something productive, start off the day right. >> while boshears and evans have seemingly beat their habit and gained their health in prison, they told us this might all be temporary. >> i'm going to try to get out and do the right thing, but i really can't say that. i'm going to get out, i'm going to get high. i really can't lie. i love doing dope. that's the first thing i'm going to do. i'm going to get out, go see my mom, and then i'll go get high. >> so presumably, you'll be back together again? >> i got 6 1/2 years left. so i'm trying to do something positive while i'm here. working out, going to school. doing that stuff. but, i mean, i can't even say what i'll do yet. it'll be 6 1/2 years. i love getting high. that's all i've been doing for the last -- half of my life. >> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> i hate cops. they're diabolical. they're petty. >> those sheet pans are very thin and they're sharp on the edges. >> natural foes work side by side in a kitchen stocked with weapons. >> it just takes one of these guys to pick one of these up. they could cut my h

carter evans thank you so much for that this morning. be watching for the opening bell just about a half hour from now. >>> he ran and he ran and he won. what he says it took to win the san francisco marathon and why he said he almost wasn't even in it. >>> no longer skating on thin ice. we know the fate of a pap already bay area landmark. okay, kids, we can record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. okay, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. ooh, fun, yeah. one, two, three. jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. she's so pretty. yeah. or we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. >>> it's now 5:55. after 32 years cal skate has closed its doors. last night people took their final spin around the rink. many say it has been part of their family. sherry and carl met the the rink in 19