the automated system on the franconia dmv went on the fritz self hours yesterday and two weeks ago a mass server failed shutting down services across the commonwealth. the company that provides computer services to virginia is looking in to what caused the problem at the dmv and 25 orstate agencies. northrop grumman says it will pay for the end review. they have a $2.4 billion ten- year contract with virginia. >>> everyone should a wash their hands, and it appears women are more vigilant than men, but why? >> the surprising benefits of video games. i'm in los angeles and i will tell you what skills they help >>> taking a look at the living well headlines. health officials are growing more concerned about a super bug that is resist tan to nearly all antibiotics. it has sickened three people in this u.s. and canada. they people were receiving medical care in india where the problem is widespread. >>> americans are washing their hands more often. a new survey finds 85% of people wash their hands in public restaurants. that's up 8% since 2007 and the highest since the survey started. the

happens when your computer goes on the fritz. it is!is sa notice locally we are in the gulf area which means we can use rain. we really, really needed. in the west, we are in the extreme category. the only force category than extreme is exceptional. we will have a shift in the weather pattern by early next week. that will increase the chances for rain and maybe some heavy rain. we have a cold front off for west right now. that is moving our way and will bring some cooler, drier, less- humid air into our region tonight and into the day tomorrow. the midwest is already feeling that cooler air but we are on the warm side. we have a hot and humid day to day with temperatures in the mid-90's. notice the jet stream in purple. it should take a big dip to the south late sunday and early monday and tuesday. that should put our region into potentially heavy rainfall area. it should give as active and unsettled area. we could see some rainy days out of this, not just a few scattered showers. it could be some beneficial accumulations that could put

fritz mondale, 1984. but president obama keeps pushing them. >> with all the republicans' talk about wanting to shrink the deficit, they would have us borrow $700 billion over the next 10 years to give a tax cut of about $100,000 each to folks who are already millionaires. we should not hold middle class tax cuts hostage any longer. chris: the question of the hour. is it smart politics for the president to go populous this way, to say i'm going to get democrats to show up and vote for me because they're going to be mad at the rich people? >> i don't think ts old dog will hunt. it hasn't in previous elections. i don't think it will. what may work, he says, look, you may or may not like what i've done here but i want you to remember that we're looking for long pull and just compare where we are now and where we were when i came in. this business of tax cuts for the rich. the populism thing doesn't cut it. in the republicans they've gotten a long way by saying almost anything he proposes is a tax increase an

in fact, we are testing for it or vegetables based on all of the science we know on how fritz and vegetables are consumed with meals, so it is not we just do not support vegetables and fruits. we think they are foods we should encourage, but we do have an opinion on how you propose legislation as opposed to looking at how to tested bit -- how to test it. that is the first piece from a resolution peace, and i would like the doctor to come in on the fruit and vegetable piece. chair maxwell: we have made some changes, so could you -- supervisor mar: we're doing everything we can to be reasonable, especially with a phase-in. the 1/2 cup versus the 3/4 cup is a significant change should be free or vegetables as opposed to for and vegetables. -- should it be fruit or vegetables or fruit and vegetables. chair maxwell: one of the amendments was that it would just be forced -- fruit, since people do not normally eat vegetables for breakfast. >> we appreciate this. we're very proud of a breakfast happy meal with oatmeal and apple dippers and milk. dr. goodie, if you could comment a few on the fruit an

. >> my name is fritz. i am a connecticut yankee bar. i've owned it for over 21 years. the city of san francisco seems to have no concern for small businesses. i'm paying employees that have $30, $40 in tips and $10 in wages and provide health care to all. it's ill-managed. one person says one thing and another changes it. this is happening to me. no one seems to know what's going on. business is down 8% to 10%. have any of you ever owned a small business? i used to fear that having -- not having a lease, rent would be my downfall. but now i fear that the city itself is going to do me in you hear about greedy landlords but what about the city that continually puts the burden of society on my shoulders as if we, the backbone of this town, can afford to solve the ills of san francisco. a few years back with a meeting at the river association, we were addressing our concerns about the impact of health care. he looked at us as a group and said, maybe it's time for some of you to consider moving to the east bay. this guy was maybe 30 years old. is that your stance? if you ca

ed jar fritz collects cans and brings in hundreds of dollars. >> we have to have the -- >> reporter: you forget it. my mom and i saw people pulling together all over town. even at a famous louisville landmark, the 93-year-old brown hotel. have you ever heard of a sandwich called a hot brown? i've been coming here half my life. this is prize. you have to know. this is like letting you into the secret vault to get in here where they make the hot browns. but times have been really tough at this great old hotel. which makes it even more impossible what they did for that 200 'em mroir yeeps. >> we did not lay off any employees. >> reporter: not one employee. >> not one. >> reporter: instead, the brown trained everybody on the staff for second skills to double up. for instance, a maid learns electrical maintenance. the doormen now serves drinks. like i said, louisville has a heart as big as, well, your hometown. but the need is so great, everybody knows we have to do more. ann smith says she can only help two out of every 40 families who call. >> we are so sad, but -- it's going to be okay

be no winning repeat for spain the world basketball championships the horners knocked out by an op fritz serbian squad constantine to top off the story of the quarterfinals. syrups where you get to eventually a defeat at the hands of the spaniards in the last two years you are a basket decider we. exult the twentieth of september last season. was much better as. it was a big opportunity just to see how much we grow our game and what we can do without damage splinter school years old and prosecuted on the reigning champions experience trouble from the soul of shooting from pneumonia and moments of relief and the spinners which wailing by the end of the first quarter twenty seven twenty three said he'll lose with a pair of three shots got spain back into the twenty nine twenty eight early in the second quarter blackmarket kashmir with a three point zero from the corner to me once again forty nine forty one to serbia top to spain produced a ten man team wanted the start of the third quarter to take this seriously to begin my news will hit it high arching fade away over minutes in the spin a

the washington examiner reports the automated system at the franconia dmv went on the fritz for several hours yesterday. less than two weeks ago, a mass server failed shutting down dmv service across the commonwealth. the company that provides computer services to virginia says it is looking to what caused the computer problems at the dmv and 25 orstate agencies. knot rupp drummen says it will pay for the independent review. it should be finished in december. northrop grumman has a $2.4 billion contract to virginia. >>> i'm for another "living $mart" report. jessica doyle has a plan to make every weekend a three-day weekend. boy, that's music to our ears. >> sounds good working just four days a week. that's the upside. you know there is a down side of course. and the down side is every work day becomes, you know it, ten hours, moving to a four-day workweek is on the table for virginia state workers. the state employees could take fridays off under a proposal to save $3 million on energy and other expenses by shift shutting down government buildings one day a week. some agencies would be

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you remember fritz holland used to come back and saying is he talking about the veteran's administration>> right. reagan was for the new deal there a story of conservatism, you can tell by what year they want to go back to. and reagan never wanted to go back before the if you deal. some times and 23409 all but some republicans seem to want to go back to john call houn, they want to go back before the new deal to some constitutional order. and that's just not where american has been for a century and a half. and that's sort of my problem with the tea party. >> rose: if you had to write a kind of nar tougher for where the republicans ought to be and where the democrats ought to be what would it be. >> well. >> rose: in terms of the concepts and message and story that would put them on the right track. >> right. well i may have said this before but i think there are three tendencies in american politics there a liberal tendency that believes in using government to enhance equality. there a conservative barry gold watter tendency to enhance freedom, limited government and then there is an al

and ten years later, fritz and hesic two german investigators working on dogs found that there is a systemic representation of body movements on the surface of the brain called the motor cortex or the motor strip. if you stimulate one part of the motor strip your face moves. if you stimulate another, your arm moves. stimulate another, the leg moves. there is a estimateic representation of your body movement on the surface of the brain. this is extraordinarily exciting. and a few years later, in about 1875, another giant came on the scene, carl-- an extraordinary guy. a couple of years out of medical school before he was 30 years old, he made a fantastic discovery. he found another language deficit, another aphasia but this was a difficulty in understanding language, not in expressing it. so this patient could express language perfectly well but he couldn't understand language. when he came to autopsy, he was examined and found the lesion not in the front of the brain but in the back of the brain. >> rose: the left hemisphere in the back. >> the left hemisphere but in the back. so again he ha

, what were you responsible step the white house -- responsibilities at the white house quest mark fritzerrible situation, what should i do? i headed to the situation room. i headed downstairs. you never run in the white house. but we were running at that point. i entered the situation room. i was immediately in a conference being shared with the deputy national security adviser at the time. the first question to me perhaps prompted by questions generated in florida was what the justice department knew about it and what the fbi had. that was kind of legal. that was my responsibility. i picked up and dialed immediately. i was put through to larry thompson, the deputy attorney general. i told larry that i needed information. people are starving for it. tell me what ever you have. he told me to hold on. he went on find -- offline for a moment. he came back on and said to tell them that the fbi is on the scene and they're treating it as a crime scene. i immediately turned to steve hadley and began to see that the fbi was treating it as a crime scene. that was my realization that this was not

counterbalance that korea from one to go with a very pungent blue and it ranges from a tax it's on the fritzother made chips. >> does not required to close >> this is a pungent blue cheese with this we wine ended visit moscow based wine and what you want to do here is actually counter, countered the pundits say the blue and the heavier soil content to have a sugar. the sugar at its to knock down the pungency and gives you a decency of all to work with. you connection go back into the first one there think the sugar and the blues together works nicely. >> now i do not like blue cheese. but i'm worried to start eating it with coca-cola something now because it is a really a week signed makes the blue more palatable for me. >> there's a lot of cheeses and there's a lot of one is the could really experiment. but you don't know is there's a lot of commercially produced wines that produce wine and you could really have a lot of fun going around trying different cheeses, tried for wines you have got to parties to steer away from all the classic crutches. remember for more information eagle trust sa

and it's the blew and gray -- blue and gray brewing company and we met up with our chef, fritz. >> reporter: and we are in the new retreat, which is a new addition. >> it is. nine weeks. a year of location from our old location to this location here. >> reporter: so and it's fair to say the food will be better than ever this year. >> we like to be a step above everybody else when it comes to pub cuisine. so you like to get some this afternoon -- or this morning. >> reporter: i know it feels like afternoon. we only have a couple of minutes, so get starts. >> and this is my main crew. >> reporter: you're the guys that do the real work, i got it. we'll let him be the talking head. >> i would like you to put that on so you don't get full of flour. and we have pretzel dough. and get into the flour and then twist it up into a nice pretzel. you can be rough or gentle with it, just try not to squeeze it just roll it out. using like a rolling pin. >> reporter: they don't have rolling pins. >> we have presses. we make our own pretzels. >> reporter: this is going to be a bavarian pretzel. >> yes. and

you have bob dole, a lobbyist, bill fritz. two of the recent majority leaders are lobbyists.nd looks like there is a connection. then you have these guys coming in -- paul almost got no money when he was running and the primary. these guys are running against the establishment. that tiff represents a divide in the party. that is my question, when these republicans come, will they stay the pitchfork-waving supporters? it is what the polls show. he is pulling right now. if the polls show he has a good chance of winning, he will do it. if not, i don't know what he will do. that is part of the problem. these people, they have been lifetime politicians. this is why conservative people should warned against career politicians. they will do whatever it takes, the vote however it takes, hurt the party whatever it takes to do that. it is a small enough state. it is geographically and population-wise that it is possible he could pull it off. it is also possible that he will most likely be taking from democrats rather than christine o'donnell. host: will the democrats win over christine