the affordability gaps have also come down. one of the benefits of the global economic crisis, few though they may be, it is that the gap in affordability for ownership has come down. however, a that gap still persists across a lot of income levels. if you jump to owning your own home, it continues to be a difficult leap for people to make. looking at our population trend as related to income level, this attempt to show that over a quarter -- about a quarter of the population is the upper income group. our two largest categories are lower in, and upper income. that trend has become more pronounced. folks who are leaving the city are in a low income range or moderate income range. we are at risk of becoming a city of the wealthy and the poror should this trend continu. a couple of notes about the important role the house in place in our local economy. new housing units are important source of jobs, both construction and construction- related jobs. these are numbers that come from the national association of home builders. if you

and then the orb of the moon rose into this narrow gap between two twin towers looking north into the rocky mountains. and as that happened, i turned around and as the south -- and i see out of the rocky mountains, i could see a gap where the piedro river flows south and through that gap i could see the desert of northern new mexico and just over the horizon, just about 120 miles away, is chaco canyon, the largest anastazi site in the southwest, just over the horizon. and in between these towers and chaco canyon there are fire signal stations up on top of buttes. every fire signal station is in view of two other signal stations. each of those, four, on and on and on so that a fire would be lit at one spot and everybody would know, you could send messages for hundreds of miles. you could send messages over mountain ranges. there are fire signals all over the four corners, rows and fire signals. i talked to the guy who first discovered these signals and he was just out there mapping archeological sites with a crew in the 70's and he kept coming across these hills that had some kind of -

what did that skills gap look like? how big is the gap? is it just the six week course? or is the gap larger the amount? we are having geographic and job function information. >> the other piece of that equation that we are thinking a lot about in san francisco -- once you have assessed a skills gap, you begin to work with the training components enabling those, whether they are higher ad or the non-profit sector. there are jobs that are current or coming. we are trying to build the continuing, so the gaps are assessed correctly, the training components are appropriate and adequate, and there are opportunities waiting. we have about nine minutes. here is what i am going to try to do. i am going to go to susan, and then to chris. i want to go down to glenn. we are going to finish with a young person. so andrew, get ready. >> the social media point -- i think particularly, we need to focus on the underserved communities. if you think about it, social media levels the playing field. everybody has an equal voice. but a lot of our communities are not using the social web for

why is there a gender gap there? the gender gap among women is so much greater than among men who are going to be analytical say, what are they thinking about, the economy is not what anybody wants it to be. it does seem to me that it's important, if republicans get anywhere women that women are complicated and they have issues, they put them all together in sizing up a candidate and it's not their reproductive system do matter to women especially when you consider that until the 20th century, child birth killed more women than men and you had women died sooner than men. having the government cut off family planning you bet you. >> that is not a winning issue for women -- for the women's vote just the reproductive part of it since the 1980s. is this year going to be different? >> i think this year already is different. because it used to be just about abortion now it's about birth control and the vast majority of women, the vast majority of american catholics use birth control, that's been a huge issue. the other iss

gap shares trading higher premarket. a phenomenal performance for that stock over the last year. >> and then as we mentioned, there is europe shares hitting a 13-month high fueled by comments from europe's angela merkel that the country remains committed to the euro. we stick with facebook. one day after the stock failed to all-time lows, $19.69, was that intraday low before closing at $19.87 following the first lock-up expiration. mark zuckerberg, according to "the wall street journal," conceded it may be painful to watch his investors continue to retreat from facebook stocks. the value of shares have fallen from $19.1 billion to just over $10 billion. i think the smallest violin in the world right now is playing for mark zuckerberg. but investors who have been locked in the stock have really, really suffered at this point. >> they have. yesterday we talked about it and you made a lot of the fact that i said it was a broken stock. it's down 50% from its ipo price. we focus so much on those early days on nasdaq's problem

i told you the other day to buy gap. i was going to buy gap. i looked at the stock and thought, huh-uh, i aem not buying gap here. >> why not? >> i fold into the herd of disbelievers that don't want to own gap. >> after a 100% move you have to believe the store or you're going to get burned. >>> thanks. still ahead we're going to call on a top analyst to give us her best as back-to-school shopping season winding down. >>> also crude is trading low as isaac is continuing to disintegrate over land. what's happening? more half time coming up. how do you know which ones to follow? the equity summary score consolidates the ratings of up to 10 independent research providers into a single score that's weighted based on how accurate they've been in the past. i'm howard spielberg of fidelity investments. the equity summary score is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades today and explore your next investing idea. >>> welcome back to cnbc. we're watching amazon hitting a fresh 52-week high. trards taking p

gap.there is no question there is a gender gap. but that has been a traditional gender gap. the reason why i reject the war on women. if you say that, then you say women only care about abortion and the social issues. women care about jobs, education, paying the motor they worry about the same things that men worry about as well. they worry about paying the mortgage next month. abortion and pro-choice and pro-life are very important to the parties but a slight more are pro-life than pro-choice. if the democrats choose to run on this issue of abortion. if they see their democratic convention speaker after speaker railing on abortion and pro-choice and all these issues, i think it really could backfire for the democrats. >> eliot: i think we'll have to wait and see how it plays out. you were a successful campaign manager for mike huckabee. people liked him. he's very conservative on the issue of choice. did he face a gender gap of this order of magnitude and if not how did he avoid it. >> we

he needed to better introduce himself to the american public, and close the empathy gap and get closer to american voters to get more comfortable with him as president and more meat on the policy bone, and none of the goals was more important than giving america a chance to get to know him. and romney did that last night showing a personal side he just has not shown on the campaign trail. he teared up talking about his parents' 64-year marriage. >> every day, dad gave mom a rose which he put on her bedside table and that is how she found out what happened on the day my father died, she went looking for him, because that morning, there was no rose. my mom and dad were true partners. a life lesson that shaped me by everyday example. >> that was the mitt romney, his close friends say they know, and republican officials tell me that the gender gap troubles them more than any other demographic issue. and listening to romney talk about his mom's run for senate, you could tell in this speech that he knows it, too. >> i can still see her saying in her beautiful voice, "why should women have an

gap is among men. president obama is losing among men by much larger margin than do the normal democrats. he is trying to offset that by trying to run up the numbers among women. he has made a determination his camp made a determination that it is tougher to narrow the gap among men than it is to try and widen the gap among women which is why they have done things like the war on women. so there is a gender gap but let's be clear what it is. it is that president bush is running way behind where a normal democrat does among men and trying to offset that by running up the numbers among women. >> he would ideally president obama would love to peel off the male votes from president or governor romney and goveor o romney would love to peel off the women votes that seem to be weighted towards president bush. i'm curious, how do -- >> i think you are right about governor romney 86 think he wants to narrow the gap among women but i think you are wrong about president obama. i think his attitude is i can't win

there is also the empathy gap. romney trails the president by 20-plus points in our latest nbc news-"wall street journal" poll on the question of which candidates cares more about "average people." on fox news romney did his best to talk and be the regular guy. >> i got a three-pack of shirt from costco. >> yeah. he's wearing them all the time now. i'm like, that shirt looks pretty good. i got it at costco. >> romney acknowledged to "usa today" that the obama campaign's negative ads have taken a toll on his own personal image saying i do think the president's campaign of personal vilification and demonization probably draws some people away from me. in an interview with the associated press, the president previewed that counter offensive. we'll hear from democrats all this week. >> he has signed up for positions, extreme positions, that are very consistent with positions a number of house republicans have taken. whether he actually believes in those or not, i have no doubt that he would carry forward some of the th

we know there is a gap in the tape, and that gap is a significant piece of evidence, and so today, weo go to the scene of marching from the jonesboro and appeal to the department of justice -- >> when is that? >> today at 5:00. >> and ask for justice in the case. and. >> sir, the gap in the tape, and i will tell you what the police say with regard to the gap in the tape. they say it is automated system which certain things trigger the tape to start and end. that is their story and clearly some analysis of this that is different, and in the meantime though, and this is a tough question especially with chavis' mom sitting beside you. is it at all possible or anyone discussing the possibility that this is something referred to in forensics as an accidental suicide and i will say this, travis had a warrant and there was a loaded gun in the car with him. that is very problematic, is it not plausible that he could have been trying very hard to hide that gun and it accidentally went off? >> well, we are stretching right now looking for explanations. we know they searched him twice in the bac

there is not much of a gap, there is a gap, but not much between the men and women. both disapprove of hotdog hagging of the economy and think it is not doing l. they are very concerned about the deficit and they have different concerns about obamacare, but they are both -- both men and women are concerned. men believe we can't afford it and women believe it will adversely affect their family's health. when you get to the meta-question, do you think the president's policies have helped or hurt -- there is little difference between men and women, two-thirds of them think that the president's policies have, at best, not hurt and more likely have actually -- excuse me, not helped, but at their best -- have not-ed and at worst have hurt the economy. and there is not much difference there. so the question is whether the issues of reproductive rights and access to contraception will trump job, prosperity, debt spending and obamacare. >> greta: tomorrow, in your op-ed in the wall street journal, you say, in part, that both sides have pushed up their opponents' negatives. wh

there is a coverage gap.ut getting into details, basically the federal government through the part "d" program pays for pharmaceutical costs up to a point. then it stops paying coverage and individuals are required to then pay that out of pocket. after a certain point, thousands of dollars later, the government picks up again. that coverage gap is being closed under the current, under the administration. individuals are already receiving benefits in that the legislation required pharmaceutical companies to lower costs to beneficiaries immediately and then in the future the government will paying that coverage gap. over time that will lower and lower but the government will always be paying for that gap to a significant degree. beneficiaries as you said, social security beneficiaries will see their drug costs lowered. >> cheryl: gentlemen, thank you so much for being here. it's confusing but you made it a lot more clearer. when "beyond the headlines" continues we're going to turn our attention health care over

while call it a gap, andi said it was space well filled.he's getting busy heading to harvard in a couple of days. >>> a survey done by one research group said that one of the top reasons students took a gap year was because they were quote burned out. end quote. >> that's the tough thing, because once you're in the mood of studying and going to school, you take a year off it's tough to get back. >> it's like exercising. you stop doing it. >> in tall reality, it took me two years to find my job. some argue that you can still get a good job right out of college. >>> all right, time right now is 5:26. >>> next a bizarre crime as police search for the man going around hugging people. >> not you, right? >> definitely not me. >>> athletes in london make one more attempt at the olympic gold. >>> and now fm washington's leading news station, this is "news 4 today." >>> welcome to news 4 today. >>> it's sunday, august 12th, 2012. >>> today marks the end of the 2012 london games. the u.s. will wrap up the games once again. as the medal leader. >> and

what happened to the gender gap?last poll that came out, the president was leading among women by 9 but among men by 6. so a differential of only 3 much less than i and many others expected. is the gender gap disappearing for some reason? >> i don't think so. i think what you're seeing is obama's had a couple of good weeks and recent polling. if you look at the average of recent polling, you will see the gender gap is there closer to 10 among women, if you take a bunch of polls together and closer to 1 or two among men. so i think we're going to continue to see a gender gap. we've had it for decades in presidential campaigns and i think we'll see it in november. >> you're saying a 9 or 10 margin among women is still a significant gender gap and what happened if anything is the divide among men expanded so the president is doing better among men, it's not the gender gap as we understood it? >> right, and in emily's list, we did research into still undecided independent women voters. while undecided in the presidential

gap had strong sales in north america. parent of the gap old navy and banana republic is raising their full year outlook. and aeropostale is cutting its third quarter outlook citing a soft start to the back to school season. shares today in frankfurt, gap up and aeropostale down 1%. >>> a bidding war in singapore ranges on. heineken is in to boost its offer for apb. new offer would be conditional. thai bench is the rival to heineken. they have no comments to add. >>> japan's sharp jumps as much as 13%. taiwanese electronics interest wants to jump its share holding to 20%. >>> and shares of samsung have been punished today as the tech giant's trial is heating up. >> the entire main kospi here in seoul dragged lower by samsung electronics which fell 3.7% as foreign investors unloaded shares after they hit a three month high in the previous session and investors also reacted to rumors that the iphone 5 will be released on september 12th and could easily become a 10 million seller in that month alone. apple shares are closing

even bigger, this gap that romney has in terms of support with women.i don't know how they runaway from it. ryan has been very clear saying, well listen, pretty much my suits have evolved into the party at this point. they have evolved into romney's belief. he's the top of the ticket. but i don't know how they're going to get away with essentially etch-a-sketching ryan's record on abortion. >> eliot: paul ryan's position is you can have an abortion only if the life of the mother is at risk. not even in cases of rape or incest. this is as extreme as i could imagine. >> it is extreme and internally inconsistent. >> eliot: it can be extreme. >> i agree with you. i have some respect for people who are honest about the consistency about their views. if they believe that abortion is murder. if they're making up the science of birth control. it's outside of the mainstream of where most americans are. >> eliot: since that's where paul ryan is, it's very hard for me to imagine given how women across the partisan divide feel about access to abortion privileges an

huge, huge gap out there in right center. and because of wells there is a nice gap in left center.the pay-off pitch. ouch. de aza fouling pitches off his visor the last few days. this is the 10th pitch in this sequence. he caught a face full of knee from izturis earlier. alejandro and youkilis both will absolutely grind it out with you. steve: a look at both managers, one in the infancy stages of what should be a great year, and the other already established as one of the best in the business, mike scioscia. ken: and that is popped up. out number two. so here is youk, who is 2-3. here is what he did in the seventh with de aza aboard. steve: latroy hawkins came in to protect a two-run lead, and after two hitters, it disappeared. ken: the cutter, and the count is 0-1. no says the umpire and the count evens at 1-1. he is 1-2 off jepsen. 3-1 with dunn on deck. big hack. two balls, two strikes, two out bottom of the ninth in a 5-5 tie. he did not go and a full count on that breaking pitch. and that is ball four. here comes adam and he is due. he is 0-3 tonight with a walk and he has fac

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there is a gender gap. let's be clear on what it is. he is running way behind what a normal democrat does among men. he is trying to offset that by running up numbers by woman. the problem for the republican candidate is the american people want to know more about him. >>> mitt romney has a big challenge in sharing more of who he is. both men and women i think this is particularly drew among women want to know what makes him tick, where did he come from what's the ark of his life, what are the values ingrained in his heart, the more they get to know him. you said late in the game. for the people who have not yet made up their minds the 6-8-10 percent undecided the 12-15-18 percent that might be persuaded or undecided this is relatively early. they have haefrd about the campaign they paid attention about it they don't want to know as much as they want to know. they are going to start absorbing more information to help them make up their minds. >> rove also predicts this will be a very close election. it may start to widen during the deba

so there's a gender gap in favor of president obama among women. and a dead heat, there's obviously going to be a gender gap in favor for men in favor of romney. this is going to be a close election. but long-term, conservative principles, if they're to be successful and implemented, there has to be a concerted effort to reach out to a much broader audience than we do today. >> with us now, msnbc "time" magazine senior political analyst mark halperin, co-author of "game change" about the 2008 campaign. mark, you really braved the storm to be here, my man, thank you. >> just call me linda richman. "coffee talk." >> the weather's made me verklemt. i'm doing this in a poncho. >> let's reset the campaign, not much going on because of the weather. a new abc/"washington post" poll this morning shows essentially a statistical tie as we head into tomorrow's big speeches. what is the theme of this convention, where are we, let's just kind of set this for the audience. >> they're going to try to do two things here. they're going to try to tell their version

gap, which as you know is massive.really isn't an unfair burden. it really isn't a fair burden. and i don't think it's possible. you can't just have someone in the family saying, i promise, he's likeable, he's warm, he's a good guy. you have to as the candidate be able to portray that yourself. you can't have someone in the family just fetelling the story >> that's been happening over the last 24 hours. we've seen the five sons paraded across something like five networks. now his wife is giving this speech today. that's their strategy, isn't it? get the family out. >> i think it is. on the other hand, you also have mitt romney making a lot of comments like, i am what i am. basically saying, i'm not even going to try to sell myself as a compelling person who can connect with people, i'm going to rely on my family members to do it. i just don't think that is an effective strategy. he's got to be vulnerable himself. it's not enough for his wife to be warm and to connect with the audience, he has to be warm and connect wit

student performance and achievement gaps. i will be outside, and if you have further questions, as a matter of fact, the floor is open for questions. >> say more about the culture that is required in school for maximum student success. >> talked about the vocabulary and the words that we use, i have talked about -- i call it power talk. it has been positive. it is watching what you say and monitoring what you say. in the book i give specific examples of language that we use now. i actually got the words from educators. real words that we use now versus what we could be using. every time we communicate, we are sending a message. it is more than reading and writing. it is about what we say and what we don't say. it is about your body language. the culture, it is rich, but you are also supportive of one another. you are results driven and you know how to get there. when you go to the doctor, one of the biggest myths about education that we don't share with parents is assessment versus testing. when you go to the doctor, what is