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we once discussed whether or not we had the full-fledged admission and then withdraw it. >> they enter their plea and we were told we couldn't reconsider, i would imagine withdrawing would be about the same thing. commissioner chan: commissioner, i have to defer on this. >> i know mr. alden has had this conversation with people in other police agencies, that that would be effective just to say that if on this date the officer does not retire, which i didn't brick -- bring up, he raised. that the ultimate disposition will be based on the charges. quite frankly, you add to that, you know, attorneys get a bad rap in this world, but if paul cummings comes to this position and says he's going to do that, it's going to happen. so stimse sometimes we have to add something to that, probably the most credible man in the courthouse. putting that aside -- commissioner hammer: i don't want to step on you, i don't question him at all. i am just saying as a commission we should have a procedure where officers get bound to something, and if they sign something, and follow through, the case doesn't go

the first full-fledged presidential debate took place 50 years ago tonight. democrat john f. kennedy faced republican richard m. nixon in front of a national tv audience. although historians still argue the point, most observers at the time believed the more fit-looking kennedy was the winner over nixon, who was recovering from an illness and had refused professional make-up. in taiwan, fish researchers have developed a way to breed lighted fish. scientists injected florescent genes into the reproductive organs of angel fish. when the babies were born, they lit up. imagine that. and just ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," making whoopie, whoopie pies that is. just what are they? >> mitchell: we end this sunday night with a sweet treat, a whoopie pie. never heard of it? well, here's michelle miller with the scoop. >> reporter: unless you grew up in new england, there's a good chance you've never heard of them. >> i forget already what she told me it was. >> reporter: it is a whoopie pie. >> i come from the west coast, so i don't really know whoopie pies that well. >> it's

it is a particular officer, because of his absence in our area, we are dealing with a full-fledged race war. there have been two shootings. i don't know if they are recorded. i talked to captain corales who immediately jumped on the situation. but since officer valentin's removal, that place is chaotic. i deal with small children, and recently last week, we had a shooting, and it was right in front of my face. there were kids playing at the park. the people that responded to the shooting were all new people to the mission area, and they had no knowledge of the people that worked there. they didn't know me. they were very disrespectful. a lot of foolishness going on between them and i. words were exchanged. it was chaotic. i am one for community policing. i sit on your youth advisory foreyum. we discuss community policing at these meetings all the time. this officer is a 30-year-plus seasonned officer that is a pillar of what a police officer needs to be, as far as i'm concerned. i brought today a petition from community members that was signed by everyone because of his removal. i was a

just mentioned is the possibility and i also put it in here in case they want to bring in a full fledge program. president buell: let's open it up to public comment. >> we do have public comment. sandy, bo and richard. if you could come forward, please. >> former president of the united states golf association. i've been playing golf for 85 years. i am acutely conscious of what golf can do for people who get involved in it. acutely conscious of what harding can do for this city. i'm acutely conscious of what the pga tour's involvement now has done for sure, but now will do in commission with taking on the management responsibilities for operations and indeed for marketing. and i want to say that i think it's the best of all possible worlds. and i can't imagine that there could possibly be any organization that could take on the problems and there are very serious problems with the management of this golf course, to take on the problems that this golf course poses and solve them in a way that would maximize the asset values that are there. it's worth some emphasis very briefly that the a

at a new political movement and russia is campaigning on a fledge to decriminalize internet piracy.

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evidence of the leveraging that there's they're saving money by buying an i pad rather than a full fledged computer so it appears to be an extravagant purchase it's actually a cost saving and therefore perfectly consistent with everything else of course the federal government will have to make an donek adjustment to account for i pad versus laptop and the showcase how a octave the economy has to see how that shows up in the c.p.i. finally your thoughts on these the midterm elections that are coming at a coming out democrats look like they're losing big if i go to entrain dot com to get the latest on the prediction market i think it indicates indicating democrats are going to lose big what could a bamma have done differently nothing he could have done anything differently they're going to get swamped is going to be ninety four but it may it it probably is going to help obama i mean you put him up next to our christine o'donnell over the next two years that's right his best shot at getting reelected in two thousand . sounds bleak all right well. on again soon to catch up by the start of bett

i wasn't sticking a full fledged ledge lay agenda. i didn't have a lot of -- ledge lay agenda. i didn't have a lot of expectations. i remember pelosi in 2005, 2006 when they were running against republican majority in the house at that time was asked what are you going to do? nothing. we don't have a plan. our plan is to stop george w. bush. frankly, that's my plan to stop the democrats. stop the obama machine. republicans wanted to come up with a blueprint, if you will, that if they win they want to have a little bit of a mandate to do something. you can't say we won because we are not the democrats. we won because we are the os"3tu)sq what is the other guy gonna do? here's what our objectives are. some people say they didn't get specific enough legislatively. i didn't have a problem with it. i don't think there is anything major wrong with this. it is a starting point. look, some of these people involved in putting the pledge together, are not tea party republicans. the conservative movement per se, has not totally retaken the republican party. this is a starting point. we go

it's more detailed than a declaration of principles, but is less than a full-fledged treaty. its purpose is to establish the fundamental compromises necessary to enable the parties to then flesh out and complete a comprehensive agreement that will end the conflict and establish a lasting peace. >> charlie. >> thank you. charlie wolfson with cbs news. you mentioned that a number of issues were talked about today, but can you mention specifically that settlements was among them? and do you plan to be in the region for the talks that will take place on the 14th and 15th and at the table as well? though you said the u.s. would be a part of the talks, take an active role, do you plan to be there for those talks, and can you tell us where they're going to be? >> as i said at the outset, what i will be able to disclose to you, that the parties will disclose will be limited. and so you've given me the first opportunity to invoke that principle with respect to the first part of your question, for which i thank you. secondly, both secretary clinton and i will be at the meeting in the r

if these develop into full-fledged hurricanes, they would become hurricane karl and hurricane julia. before that, of course, they could become tropical storms. as we watch the one closer to the u.s., we can see it's packing a lot of rain. it starts to move toward the coast of mexico, packing a lot of wind and rain for haiti and the dominican republic. we're keeping an eye on it for you. dan? >> thankry. >>> this is the morning after perhaps what was the most divisive 9/11 yet. what is normally a show of public grief and memorials. we had dueling demonstrations. t.j. winick covered the protests and he has more from lower manhattan. t.j. good morning. >> reporter: dan, good morning. the politics of 9/11 anniversaries are usually about what should and should not be built here at the world trade center site. but, this year, it was all about the islamic community center and mosque, which has been a lightning bolt of controversy for months now. people from all over peacefully gathered at ground zero to commemorate the ninth anniversary of 9/11. >> donald james mcintyre. >> stephanie marie

so this is a full fledged relationship where you were seeing him every day. >> yeah. >> and seeing him every day by designgn where he was making ti to see you, not where you would go to the bar where he was a fixture. >> i would have to go to the bar to see him because he wouldn't appears the door or he would show up three days later. that's how he runs his life. he doesn't -- >> how do you let him run your life that way? >> i don't know. stupidity, you know. >> slim pickings? a bit of a dry spell? >> more like that or, you know, you fall in love with the wrong people. that's usually my problem in life. not with business but with my love life. that's what happens usually. >> okay. so go on. is there an age difference between you? >> yes. 10 years' age difference. >> go on. >> so basically he had all of this drama. his father was dying of cancer, his mother had all of these mental problems. he was living at home with his family and -- >> how old was he? >> how old is he? >> yes. >> 31. almost 32. he had a daughter he lost custody of and he told me that he saw her all the time and i've c

. >> in a strange way, does it help your cause when you see a john mccain launch into full-fledged fingersthe ears, pissy old man mode when it comes to don't ask, don't tell? >> as long as he's called on it. we have a media culture in this country where politicians are allowed to assert falsehoods and then a lot of the lamestream media, if i may borrow a phrase, not msnbc, who has trotted out the facts, won't challenge him on what he knows to be true. we know mccain was incorrect or lying or diluted or senile if i may, and he needs to be called on it and held to account. and msnbc is doing just that, and god bless msnbc. >> and somewhere, by the way, for saying lamestream media, somewhere sarah palin's ears just sort of flapped out, because she heard you say that. sharing the phrase with her. thank you very much, author and columnist, dan savage. >> thank you. >>> you and i may have thought that fox was just a fund-raising arm of the gop, but sharron angle has now admitted and it the witch of delaware has now taken advantage of it. >>> nice. liz cheney's arrogant unsubtle about the preside

. >> in full-fledged panic as 10:00 p.m. monday approaches. >> i'll be watching. congratulations, lawrence. if you don't know the news, "the last word" premiers next monday, 10:00 p.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. i have a party planned. we'll have a party watching for lawrence. >>> in less than an hour, president obama heads for new york, where he will address a u.n. conference this afternoon. the president speaks before the general assembly tomorrow, hours before iran's president, mahmoud ahamadinejad, speaks. mike, i want to start off with the big news regarding rahm emanuel. he may be leaving as early as october, before the midterms. what can you tell me that you've uncovered about this story. >> tamarin, it's interesting. if news is the unexpected, rahm emmanuel not leaving would be bigger news. the president to his fellow chicago native david alexrod has said, here's your hat, what's your hurry? he will run for mayor daly's seat next year. of course, daly announced a couple of weeks ago he's retiring. if you count back from a november 22nd deadline where he

strategy finding out just how strong this fledging afghan forces are.ether or not they can deal with the on slot of attacks that the taliban has been promising over the texas 24 hours or so. it will also be a test of the afghan government, how serious they are at rooting out corruption. last year's presidential election was riddled with corruption and ballot stuffing. this will be a big test to see if the afghan government is speaking sticking to the pledge to try to reduce corruption. the taliban are promising to disrail and disrupt this election. many parts of the country, especially the south in helmand and kandahar the violence is so strong that many polling centers and election centers simply will not open. the u.s. and afghan forces have tried to open many polling centers but around a thousand or so across the country will simply remain closed. now, u.s. officials have been down playing, trying to lower expectations about this election. simple play saying that afghanistan is a country at war there is a large insurgency and it doesn't have a long h

, entitlements are where the money is, more than 40% of the budget and yet, i have looked through fledge and there is not one single proposal to cut social security, medicare, medicaid. >> chris we make it clear in there, we will lay out a plan to get -- work toward a balanced budget and to deal with the entitlement crisis. it is time for us as americans to have an adult conversation with each other, about the serious challenges our country faces. and be can't have that serious conversation until we lay out the size of the problem. once americans understand how big the problem is, nobody can begin to talk about potential solution, but i am committed to having that adult conversation with the american people, because it is important for the future of our kids and grandkids. >> forgive my sir, isn't the right time to have the adult conversation now, when you have the document? why not make a single proposal, to cut social security, medicare and medicaid. >> chris, this is what happens here in washington. when you start down the path, you just invite all kinds of problems. i know, i have be

. >> when digital communication becomes a full-fledged addiction.igh-tech problems. this morning our panel of experts are going to have some answers that you can use. >> i'm guilty of that. >>> also ahead, we've watched sarah palin go from a small town hockey morning, mayor to international celebrity. that kind of sudden fame can change anyone. it certainly changed her, according to a rather unflattering new article in "vanity fair" magazine. we'll speak with the author of that article, who followed palin, spoke to dozens of people that know her. >> i love this segment coming up. some puppies have arrived here this morning in desperate need of a bath and a clip. our team of groomers has been giving them a doggy makeover, if you will, to get them ready for adoption. resident vet dr. debbye turner bell is here to show you how to rescue a shelter dog. aren't they pretty? >> i have one at home. >>> first back to dave in north carolina on the outer banks for one more look at earl this morning. >> all right. folks, as you take a look, bright sunshine thro

financial crisis. -- and eventually a full-fledged financial crisis. we had been in largely uncharted territory. an all-out financial meltdown in the world's largest economy and the center of the world's financial system is something that the world has experienced only once in the past century, in the 1930's. thus the president took office in the midst of a recession of historic proportions, but for which history provided little guidance. this afternoon i want to talk about the tremendous economic challenges the country faced in january 2009 and the challenges we continue to face. i want to discuss what i think we have learned over of past 20 months about the causes of our economic difficulties, what we have accomplished through extraordinary policy actions, and the tremendous work remains before the economy is fully recovered. according to the national bureau of economic research, the recession began in december 2007. it is now clear that the popping of the housing bubble had serious consequences. the dramatic decline in house prices and the related d

in the absence of a full-fledged worked held alternative, i cannot see repealing what we have. adjusting, making improvements, absolutely, but not a fool repealed. -- but not a full repeal. >> how do we balance the u.s. -- policy with u.s. fiscal policy? some are calling this a quantitative easing. i am curious about your opinion on the fed able to print money. is this putting our economy on the global level of risk? >> i have resisted any temptation to try to politicized -- tried to peddle -- tried to politicize the fed. i think it is important. i am concerned about policies that they have undertaken. i am also aware that there is a more broad approach. i am more concerned about the yuan in china and that monetary policy and to the imbalance of trade where we tend to worry about exporting jobs or losing jobs, which is the same. import products from a country that is underpriced by comparison because the tax structure is lower. their currency is out of whack compared to the dollar. i would like to have less focus more on getting that through control rather than worrying about t

bam, you are a full-fledged u.s. citizen. that's the plan u.s.arry reid just put forward. >> choose common sense over discrimination. we'll match our policies with our principles and say in our country everybody who steps up to serve our country should be welcomed. megyn: trace gallagher has more. >> reporter: bam, now immigration is front and center again. this is part of the defense authorization bill which approves the department of defense's budget. it was very controversial because the democrats wanted to put in that a repeal of don't ask, don't tell, the ban on being openly gay in the military. now you saw harry reid trying to up the ante by including the dream act, to get in legislation, certain illegal immigrants can become citizens. if you are under the age of 16, this will apply to you, and if you have been in the united states for more than five years. you set a couple of criteria. you had toite were join the military or you had to go to two years of college. the senate majority leader says now is the time. listen. >> i think it's impo

if they have to reopen a full-fledged criminal investigation, officials say, they will do that.y find evidence, and it is turned over to higher-ups in the pentagon for disciplinary action against employees, they will do that, they say. they want to look at all of this, make sure that everything was done appropriately and come to a final disposition on some of these cases that, indeed, do involve very serious allegations that child pornography was downloaded by pentagon employees onto their computers. kyra. >> barbara, do we know how high up these employees were, what type of employees, what parts of the pentagon? do we have any of those specifics? because we're talking about people with classified access. >> reporter: you know, we don't at this point in terms of the ones they're going back and looking into. that remains to be seen. you know, we don't even know if some of these people still are employed here or if they have moved on and what their jeopardy might be in this situation. the pentagon, as you point out, is a very wide-ranging organization. these people might have work

it is more detailed than a declaration of principles, but it is less than a full-fledged treaty. its purpose is to establish the compromises necessary to enable the parties to then fleshed out and complete a comprehensive agreement that will end the conflict and establish a lasting peace. >> thank you. you mentioned the number of issues talked about talks -- today, but can you mentioned that settlement was among them, and the plan to be in the region for the talks that will take place on the 14th and 15th? you said the u.s. will be a part of the talks. you plan to be there? can you tell us where they are going to be? >> as i said at the outset, what i will be able to disclose to you and the parties will disclose will be limited, and so you have given me the first opportunity to invoke the principle with respect to the first part of your question, for which i thank you. [laughter] secondly, but secretary clinton and i will be at the meeting in the region on september 14 and 15, and one of the subjects now being discussed in the trilateral preparatory meeting that is ongoing in ano

it is the recession and born of unsound practices that led to a full-fledged financial crisis. precisely what made it so terrifying answer difficult to cure is that we have been in largely uncharted territories. on all of financial meltdown in the world's largest economy at the center of the world's financial system is something that the world has experienced only once in the past century, in the 1930's. does the president took office in the midst of a recession of historic proportions, but for what she history provides little guidance. this afternoon i want to talk about the tremendous economic challenges that the country faced back in january 2009 and the challenges we continue to face as we reach the second half of 2010. i want to discuss what i think we've learned over the past 20 months about the causes of our economic difficulties, will be accomplished through extraordinary policy actions, and the tremendous work that remains before the economy is fully recovered. according to the national bureau of economic research, the recession began back in the december of 2007. it i

it is more detailed than a declaration of principles, but it is less than a full-fledged treaty. its purpose is to establish the compromises necessary to enable the parties to then fleshed out and complete a comprehensive agreement that will end the conflict and establish a lasting peace. >> thank you. you mentioned the number of issues talked about talks -- today, but can you mentioned that settlement was among them, and the plan to be in the region for the talks that will take place on the 14th and 15th? you said the u.s. will be a part of the talks. you plan to be there? can you tell us where they are going to be? >> as i said at the outset, wha i will be able to disclose to you and the parties will disclose will be limited, and so you have given me the first opportunity to invoke the principle with respect to the first part of your question, for which i thank you. [laughter] secondly but secretary clinton and i will be at the meeting in the region on september 14 and 15, and one of the subjects now being discussed in the trilateral preparatory meeting that is ongoing in anoth

it is more detailed than a declaration of principles, but it is less than a full-fledged treaty.its purpose is to establish the compromises necessary to enable the parties to then fleshed out and complete a comprehensive agreement that will end the conflict and establish a lasting peace. >> thank you. you mentioned the number of issues talked about talks -- today, but can you mentioned that settlement was among them, and the plan to be in the region for the talks that will take place on the 14th and 15th? you said the u.s. will be a part of the talks. you plan to be there? can you tell us where they are going to be? >> as i said at the outset, what i will be able to disclose to you and the parties will disclose will be limited, and so you have given me the first opportunity to invoke the principle with respect to the first part of your question, for which i thank you. [laughter] secondly, but secretary clinton and i will be at the meeting in the region on september 14 and 15, and one of the subjects now being discussed in the trilateral preparatory meeting that is ongoing in anot

it is more detail than a declaration of principles but it is less than a full-fledged treaty. its purpose is to establish the fundamental compromises necessary to enable the parties to than flesh out and complete a comprehensive agreement that will end the conflict and establish a lasting peace. >> i am with cbs news. you mentioned a number of issues talked about today. can you mention if the settlements were among them? do you plan to be in the region for the talks and at the table? he said the u.s. would be a part of them, but do you plan to be there for those talks? can you tell us where they both be? >> as a said at the outset, what i will be able to disclose to you will be limited. you have given me the of first opportunity to invoke that principle with respect to the first part of your question, for which i think you. -- thank you. secondly, both secretary clinton and i will be at the meeting. one of the subjects now being discussed in the trilateral preparatory meeting going on in another room in this building, to which i must go to in a few moments, is that subject. a

decided that if they did, a young, fledging organization really would not do much for richard nixon, but if they did, it would damage the position they were trying to put themselves in apart from the republican party. lee touched on it a little bit. the conservative movement has always been separate from the republican party, which is one of its strengths. in that particular activity, it set the stage for what was coined to happen later. the conservative movement would be forever a bit at odds with the republican party. they thought their job was much different. as these young people began to realize that, going through the fall not campaigning for nixon, it agitating -- 8 educated them for what was to come. it had a huge implication, in the conservative movement apart as an intellectual and a philosophical organization, and not just simply another arm of the republican party who would elect anyone that came along. secondly, very quickly, conservatives learned leftist tactics. in 1961, there was a major controversy as to whether the house committee should be refunded. they put togeth