tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> it's been a remarkable day, an historical day.bert bear, a former cia officers and national contributor, fran townsend. i'm curious all day, i've been wondering about your thoughts as you watch -- as you heard the news today, in drips and drabs and now you see these very bloody videos of this man that ruled so long, what were your thoughts? >> well, you know, it's very interesting, anderson. i for forget this person mentioned for "the wall street journal" tomorrow, that on the one hand it's a moment of exhilaration and anti-cli mat particular that when you find out that this figure that we thought about and was actually cowards. that moammar gadhafi came out of this rat hole and his request was, don't shoot, don't shoot. and this is a replay, exactly, of what suddam hussein did several years ago. it's a familiar story that the death spot is fraud until the bitter end. >> and also, fouad, they live with such grand dor in the interviews that they give and history shows time after time, they end up, you know, their bodies bloated wit

i do not need to be disc -- mean to be disrespectful, but this needs to be given to keep foreman, and i would definitely encourage you to talk to him about that. the base environmental coordinator in charge of public outrage. he would be happy to speak to you about this. >> that is everything for me. >> thank you so much for testifying and for the difference federal and state representatives. i think that we should keep this item open to the call of the chair. without objection? thank you. can you please call in number to. in number one. >> the ordinance to -- permitting bowling lleys -- let me give a moment for supervisor kim to arrive. and i know that for item number one, the sponsors -- i think we have a presentation from sophie of the planning staff. actually, he presented this last time. supervisor winneeiner: i do not know if there'll be any further amendments or not. >> we will give her a few moments -- and let's just recessed for a moment. -- recess for a moment. >> the meeting will come back to order. mrs. miller, can you recall my number-one? >> item number one, the ordinanc

cnn's tom foreman is taking a closer look at the numbers. what you are seeing? >> it's all about context. exactly what you're talking about there. you consider all this news. this is the line on unemployment since the president came in here. back between 7% and 8% when he started. now at 9.1%. but as more important to look at the overall job growth, if you want to understand what that means. from the time he came in, we had all the down months. the stimulus came along. we had months where we were producing jobs instead of losing them. then we went back to losing some. and now we're producing some. but here's what's important. just producing jobs does not solve the problem. because we're also producing more workers in the workforce as people get older. now look at this. if you stay in this red zone, even though you're producing jobs, you're actually losing the number of people employed because there are more people getting into it. so all the green numbers that didn't crack that, we got higher unemployment as a result, even though we were producing jobs. if you g

cnn tom foreman with a fact check. >> ali, every politician in washington is talking about the economy and jobs and what they can do about it. one of the plans getting the most attention right now is herman cain's 9-9-9 plan, which he says will replace all the revenue we're currently taking in with a massive revamping of the tax code. listen -- >> it will replace the corporate income tax, personal income tax, capital income tax, death tax and most importantly the payroll tax. >> but is that true, his idea the 9-9-9 plan will do all this. there are some very clear skeptics out there among economic analysts. people who look at this and say this idea of 9% corporate tax, 9% personal tax and 9% sales tax may not add up to what we think it will. partly because it's unclear what will be covered by sales tax, what exemptions might be depending on your spending. spending habits may change if we put a tax on everything we buy. how much do we know how much we're spending then, how much revenue will we get. corporate tax calculations can be fuzzy under this plan. so we have to give it a ranking w

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> back now with our political panel.burton. ari, when you hear people associated with rick perry or have been on the stage with rick perry attacking mitt romney and his faith, what do you make of it? >> i find this extremely distasteful. our constitution says there's no religious test for the presidency or for any high office or low office. that's the spirit on which our country was founded. you can be atheist, you can be religious, can you be buddhist. there is no religious test. rick perry is getting a bum rap if people think he's pushing it. just because david lane is doing it, that's not rick perry. he doesn't work for rick perry. he's doing this -- everything i can see, on his own. the perry people have not weighed in on this. i don't think they deserve blame for this. >> is it important to have a guy robert jeffress who introduced rick perry on the stage at the values voter statement, then went off stage and called mitt romney a member of a cult. >> rick perry did wade in to the extent that he said it is not a cult

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the judge instructed them to go back and pick a foreman and decide if they would continue deliberating the case tonight or return tomorrow morning and what this case boils down to is de la rosa's sant at the time of the killing. no one disputes she threw her grandchild from a six-floor walk wa. the doctors satisfied -- testified she suffered from major depression and triggered by the dr. daughter's teenage pregnancy. she's angry at her som james forgetting her daughter pregnant. a defense schools said she was fixated on that and became delusional her family was secretly talking with her guy ayes and leaving her out. he said that de la rosa did not know right from wrong and today a prosecution psychologist said she had a personality disorder. she was angry and that killing the toddler was purely revenge. she knew what she was doing that night and planned it inside the mall and in his closing arguments, she said she knew she was throwing the child off of the bal coppy. that is what show planned to do and killed that child with premeditated malice, she's a spiteful woman and did a spitefu

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the plumbing foreman for broadway mechanical on this building and the instructor.d a fantastic job on the plumbing in the facility. thank you, sev. [applause] steve is our welding instructor. he set up the whole welding shop. it came not terrific. i would like to thank steve as well. -- it came out terrific. [applause] i would like to thank the curriculum coordinator for all of his work and input on the project in helping to get everything set up. i also see my friend, irvine -- tom irvine. he was very involved in the early stages of the project with terrific ideas for the school. thank you for that. [applause] i would like to thank office professional nicole figerroa into michelle for filling in for her while she was on maternity leave. [applause] thank you to all of the local 38 members who worked on the move in and set up crews. thank you to the local 38 members who volunteered their time and experience. i would also like to acknowledge the united association, the international trading fund, the local 38 jtc, and the local 38 board of trustees. i am pleased to s

to the greens for the first time in seven weeks at the price dot com open but describes his table foreman saw as one of the worst flooding runs. let's get going with football rushes quest of recording their first major tournaments in four years could be just the by guarnteed tonight dick advocaat charges are a way to slovakia knowing anything but the feat euro two thousand and twelve qualification will be all but secure but. reports they're up against a team who have already beaten them in moscow. it's been a topsy turvy group campaign but the russians have plenty of op sundowns however which is too much is to go to the cats men find themselves in a very healthy position two points clear at the top of the table and three ahead of friday's opponents of i can well have still. been slow go not so but still does important for us to get a good result which we still need support and this is so postal worker you. know the right result of the dutchman has a clear bill of health with you richard cough and alexander and you call of recovering from slight knocks however he will have to find a new pa

. >> cnn's tom foreman live in washington. fact checking the republican debate. so, tom, herman cain's job plan at the heart of it. >> you know, if you're a message person, you would say he totally won last night because everybody kept talking about it. they kept saying the 9-9-9 plan and he's saying, where is the beef? i got it. everybody's talking about it. here's the problem. what does it add up to? one of the chief claims this is revenue neutral. meaning you can do this plan and totally change the tax code and you'll get the same amount of money for the government. listen to him. >> it will replace the corporate income tax, the personal income tax, and the capital gains tax and the death tax and, most importantly, the payroll tax. >> so, it's going to be revenue neutral. 999 plan will replace all current sources of revenue. is that true? well, i have to tell you right up front that a fair number of economic analysts are skeptical of that. they're saying, boy, there are a lot of details here as michele bachmann alluded to that we just don't really understand a

he worked here for more than 20 years, a foreman for the meat plant. he always had a steady job ever since he left school. then one day four years ago he turned up to work, as usual. >> they had everything just shut down. >> overnight he lost his $50,000 a year job, then his car, his flat, his family. he's moved in with his mother. >> do you get unemployment benefits? >> no, those are exhausted. >> so how do you live? >> off of $200 a month food stamps. >> traditional manual jobs have all but disappeared. but what is hit hardest are the continuing government cutbacks. a disproportionate number of black people worked for some of the jobs that are no longer there. this is how robert blackwell made his money with a business, putting on ping-pong tournaments. you now has a management consulting firm as well. part of chicago's black set, he says there has to be a growth of black businesses. this is not exactly the right time. >> neither government nor large corporations have a very good track record, frankly, of doing business with blacks, therefore, there'

he remind me of george foreman and adam, you may see a little bit of him in me.ll me about the rest of the film. you saw it. it's not just a fight movie. this is actually a movie you said your kids loved. >> my kids love it and i took them to a private screening and the kids, at some point in the movie were screaming because of the excitement and because of all the entertainment and then i looked at my wife and my mother-in-law at some point and they were in tears because, again, there's that human element. this movie is so amazingly suited for a movie because it brings in the emotional drama that boxing is all about. boxing is a poor man sport. >> this starts off as a story of failure and then redemption. a bit of a love story in there, too. >> there's always love in boxing. >> when you first got into this, did you think a boxing film with robots? >> well, i was a little taken back when i was first asked to be a part of this incredible journey or project. and then i read the script and i understood the premise but i kept saying robots, robots, robots. but when i

the toigo may remain a blaze for weeks on end sometimes far as covers such a large area the foreman from all over the market and region come to help. controlling fire is especially difficult and coniferous forests it takes many years to recover from such a place floods are just as dangerous as fire in early spring transporting fuel and basic necessities to the reserves is an extreme and often life threatening toss which is more than. one occasion snowmobiles broke down and we had to walk scores of kilometers such incidents would have made many others quit his job with something keeps us going i think it gives us adrenaline i'm happy it's part of my life. it's a challenge to keep you in good shape for. the following morning the weather changes abruptly it is clear from the full cost that the rain will keep coming down for almost a week all of ologist decided against inspecting other siegal nests they want to waste that toy so they begin looking through the video they filmed the day before this is just going to put some of them probably i would like to take a closer look at what you filmed

under his leadership, brown foreman's stock more than quadrupled in value. to describe osley as a businessman, even a brilliant one, would be to scrape the surface of an ice cube of a tall glass of bourbon with water. with his wife christie he did much to improve the character and quality of life in louisville. he led organizations to support art, music, historic preservation and environmental protection. he was a leader in the founding of actor's theater in louisville and a longtime board member. he served on the board of the speed art museum and was active in the fund for the arts and river fields. his family's charitable foundation, of which he was president gave millions of dollars to local churches and community groups. now, alsley did a lot more than write checks. he was passionately involved in everything he took part in. as the actor's theater board president, he was often seen cleaning the windows or phaoufpg props -- moving props. his deep knowledge of art came in handy on visits to art fairs on behalf of the speed art museum and he could inspire o

after the trial, the jury foreman told 9news now the jurors simply decided the two sisters who had complainedetta. they did not like her. >>> the next story will have all of you germ phones say saying i knew it all along. the things are dirty that we touch and use all of the time like a gas pump nozzle, mailboxes. and things that can give you flus this time of year. public devices don't get cleaned. when is the last time you saw somebody disinfecting the soda machine at work. >>> today the food pantry was open for business after a truly amazing surge of local generosity. last week we reported the food pantry's dire situation and since then six tons of food, $65,000 in cash poured in and then there was a case of warren mitchell when we reported someone had stolen his power washer he had no way of making a living and a neighbor stepped in and offered a free replacement. >> while the circumstances of all of this weren't new, the story behind them has gotten old. times are tight, poverty numbers are way up, food pain trees and soup kitchen -- pantries and soup kitchens are in. the viewers respons

a foreman as at a meat curing plan and always had a steady job ever since he left school and four years ago he turned up to work as usual. >> they had everything just shut down. >> overnight, he lost his $50,000 a year job. then his car, his family, he's moved in with his mother. >> do you get unemployment benefits? >> those i exhausted. >> so how do you live? >> off of $200 a month food stamps. >> traditional manual jobs have all but disappeared. but what hits hardest right now is the continuing government cutbacks. a disproportionate number of black people work for the public sector. today's figures show more than 65,000 such jobs went -- lost last month alone. this is how robert blackwell made his money. with a business putting on ping pong tournaments. he now has a management consultcy as well. part of chicago's rich black set, he says there has to be a growth of black businesses. not exactly the best time. >> neither government nor large corporations have a very good track record frankly of doing business with blacks. therefore, there's nowhere for these people to go who come off f

third spot with a five one triumph of bottom side bolton andy johnson also scored a hat trick as foreman claimed their first victory of the season a six nil triumph at home to q.p.r. in the west london derby swanzy preserves their unbeaten home run with eight to nowhere and with stoke and co workers seventy third minute shot to gave taught them a two on when the time to ask not in the north london derby. moving to rugby and ireland have progressed to the quarterfinals of the world cup for the fourth time and set up a clash with wales after thrashing italy thirty six six in pool c. it's really put up a lot of resistance in the first half medical beggar moscow hitting both of their penalties to keep get sorted in contention early on but ronan o'gara scored three penalties for the irish to give them a nine six lead before the break and it was all ireland in the second half he sells running two of their three tries and no mean feat for the center mark his twenty fourth birthday ireland have taken part in every world cup since the tournament began twenty. well years ago but it's the first tim

regained third spot with a five one triumph bottom slide bolton andy johnson also scored a hat trick as foreman claimed their first victory of the season a six nil triumph at home to q.p.r. and west london darby swanzy preserved their unbeaten home run with eight to know when the stoke coworkers seventy third minute shot gave tottenham's into on win at home to ask not in the north london derby. moving to rugby and ireland have progressed to the quarterfinals of the world cup for the fourth time and set up a clash with wales after thrashing italy thirty six six in pool c. italy put up a lot of resistance in the first half. it in both of their penalties yet sorely contention early on but ronan o'gara scored three penalties for the irish to give him a nine six lead before the break and it was. all i learned in the second half he's those two of their three tries no mean feat for the center mark his twenty fourth birthday islands have taken part in every walz cup since the tournament began twenty four years ago but it's the first time they've tops their necks to be truly great face. that was the bes

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profit is the threat of going boston occupying the greek stops right now believe it or not there foreman's considering even more austerity spy workers already putting with humphrey on the stand still saying comics are no cure the reports. serves in northern coast of o. have now been given until tuesday to dismantle their border barricades even though their removal could cause trouble to flare at any moment they were built in protest against attempts by kosovan police and assistants with nato and forces to take over border crossings with serbia peacekeepers have ordered access roads to be cleared where they will do it themselves but as maria snow snow reports the serbs own demands are set and so stones and sand are the only weapons the serbs leaving the cost of a have in their arsenal to make others listen to them. the roadblocks they set up throughout northern part of the region are making headlines and getting feedback morning we ask you not to participate in you me or threaten your safety or me have negative consequences for you and for your country bastards who are talking about us well

orchestrating this behind i mean i think you have to turn around to go to horst koehler who was the foreman german finance minister in one thousand nine hundred two when he said that the southern countries would not be bailed out by the northern countries this is not what the euro was abounds but actually that is what the people of germany believed they never believed that their home all the taxes would be used to bail out any country that allowed themselves to get into subsist on children and they didn't also believe that we were going to have a country called the united states of europe so what you're seeing in germany is the realisation that for many of them like many of those in the united kingdom in the rest of europe have been fooled by a political class who have one agenda if you take some of the polls. what happened over the weekend as we as you can prove read and i've seen it been published forty eight percent of germans now would start supporting the euro skeptic policy only one of those that believe they should get out of the european union but you have to watch yourself why are