. >> was purchased by american freedom defense initiative run by pamela geller. >> i wanted to counteri-ize ads that are running in various parts of the country. >> if you don't remember any ads on bart. it's been a year since they called on the u.s. to cut military aide to zbleirz it was dangerous message. >> the truth being in the eye of the beholder. i showed the ad to muslims going into prayers at a san francisco mosque. >> adam called it propaganda. point out the ad doesn't have the meaning of jihad. >> it doesn't mean killing people or anything like that. >> jihad means struggle and frequently used as if striving. >> i think we should support israel more. >> and the message did not sit well with city of new york's transit authority. they refused to run the ad. >> geller took them to court. >> interesting enough the day that san francisco approved my ads. i won in new york. >> a coincidence? >> it was brought to the organizations and we made the decision. >> so they will continue to roll for the neck four weeks e zbleex if i had my way they would be in every city in the united sta

for instance pamela geller was a rebellious young lady when she was in college. she wanted to leave home. her parents wouldn't pay for her college education and less she stayed at home so she left home and supported herself. she was introduced to rand around that time and rand resonated with her because rand, in addition to politics and economics and everything i think a lot of people object to about rand she was in favor of individuality and speaking up free yourself with members of your own family. that appealed very much to geller because she came from a family that was kind of controlling and you see characters in the rand books particularly "atlas shrugged" where several of the main characters including hank riordan, the steel magnate, got his family -- reading that book by -- it was totally routine for hank riordan. i didn't like the philosophy but as a character i rooted for hank written. that is the kind of thing that appeals to people and i don't think it is really appreciated. she appeals -- that rand speaks to people's self-esteem. self-esteem issue. p

group behind the first pro israel ad is the american freedom defense initiative headed by pamela geller of new york who says she is planning another muni bus ad. >> those ads will be calling out the institutional liesed and systemic anti-seem terrorism of the government of -- anti-seem terrorism of the government of san francisco. they are picking sides and they should be running disclaimers on every ad and not just mine. >> the council on islamic relations welcomed the ads as a step in the right direction. >> a lot of the damage has been done. we have heard from many community members both at our organization and at a number of other organizations across the bay area. they is don't feel comfortable boarding the buses that carry these ads. joy the publicity has generated a few thousand dollars for her organization. >> we have seen an crease in fundraising absolutely, absolutely. what do you think will pay for my ads that are running counter to my add. >> this system that is thriving on creating fear of millions if not billions of arabs and muslim usa cross the world. across the world. >

correo >>rosental considera que lo suyo se trata de un servicio social >>desde nueva york michelle gellerhigan, noroeste de indiana, tennesse, valle de ohio, atención estamos hablando de un sistema frontal provoca fuertes precipitaciones. acá no se descartan tornados y ráfagas de viento fuertes, esto hoy y mañana en todo el noroeste >>tenemos actividad de precipitaciones al sur de la florida y norte de dallas >>descargas eléctricas y precipitaciones que no son suficiente para batallar contra los incendios de maleza >>para mañana continua la actividad de precipitaciones al sur de la florida >>gordon se desplaza hacia el océano, buenas noticias >>y esta noche, los números y temperaturas hablan por sí solo, tenemos 49 grados, 47 en minniapolis >>en el centro 57 grados, por fin buenas condiciónes. >>continuamos con más de primer impacto >>quien entiende a la madre naturaleza >>y bien, la epidemia virus del nilo occidental sigue propagandose, se reportan 700 casos, 26 fatales 43 estados son afectados en especial texas sintomas, dolor de cabeza y cuerpo, vómitos y diarreas esto es provocado y t

group behind the first pro israel ad is the american freedom defense initiative headed by pamela geller of new york who says she is planning another muni bus ad. >> those ads will be calling out the institutional liesed and systemic anti-seem terrorism of the government of -- anti-seem terrorism of the government of san francisco. they are picking sides and they should be running disclaimers on every ad and not just mine. >> the council on islamic relations welcomed the ads as a step in the right direction. >> a lot of the damage has been done. we have heard from many community members both at our organization and at a number of other organizations across the bay area. they is don't feel comfortable boarding the buses that carry these ads. joy the publicity has generated a few thousand dollars for her organization. >> we have seen an crease in fundraising absolutely, absolutely. what do you think will pay for my ads that are running counter to my add. >> this system that is thriving on creating fear of millions if not billions of arabs and muslim usa cross the world. across the world. >

group behind the first pro israel ad is the american freedom defense initiative headed by pamela gellering another muni bus ad. >> those ads will be calling out the institutional liesed and systemic anti-seem terrorism of the government of -- anti-seem terrorism of the government of san francisco. they are picking sides and they should be running disclaimers on every ad and not just mine. >> the council on islamic relations welcomed the ads as a step in the right direction. >> a lot of the damage has been done. we have heard from many community members both at our organization and at a number of other organizations acrosy a. they is don't feel comfortable boarding the buses that carry these ads. joy the publicity has generated a few thousand dollars for her organization. >> we have seen an crease in fundraising absolutely, absolutely. what do you think will pay for my ads that are running counter to my add. >> this system that is thriving on creating fear of millions if not billions of arabs and muslim usa cross the world. across the world. >> the ad campaign cost about $5,000 and is he

he is not to i geller or screamer. we have seen talking. it gets us 23 million underemployed, million-dollar deficits, and 2% gdp growth. that this failure. it is time to get somebody who knows they are doing. neil: tom stemberg, the man who founded staples. we will not have a media poll results going into the democratic convention. these dimensions are back-to-back this wraps up the republicans and next week we kick things off with the democrats in charlotte. people will look closely one of the friends and former colleagues to say he did not go for the jugular. he did not say anything nasty, just a disappointment. is that his style? >> i am not an expert but he went to the women's vote compassion, love, thinking about the future and her family. neil: and we want to stress that i was hopeful four years ago with open change he did reference the greek columns but he does look like the older executive it did not work out. i think that is more demanding than to say he is a loser. he said it did not work out. >> his record speaks for itself. it

balanced debate we are joined by campaign consultant ryan clayton founder of 100 proof politics and adam geller. thanks both for joining us. >> good to be here. >> heather: i'll start with you. what does this pick mean for the romney campaign? >> it is a monumental pick. it means that they are going to as we see from the news coverage really begin to change the debate and discussion of the campaign and really crystalize it, it's about a vision and philosophy. what it's going to mean in our lives going forward for future generations. >> heather: a lot of cheers from republicans. there are also cheers from democrats coming out some of their slogans going forward. republicans are saying it's america's come back team. saying that it's go back team. ryan, what does it mean for democrats? >> as a democrat i'm excited. putting paul ryan is a disaster for mitt romney's campaign. seniors are never going to vote for a guy that wants to end medicare. parents are not going to vote for a guy that wants to take teachers out of the classrooms. most americans should stand up to the politicians like paul ryan w

group behind the first pro israel ad is the american freedom dissent initiative aheaded by pamela geller of new york which planning is another ad. >> those ads will be calling out the anti-semitism of the government in san francisco. they are clearly taking sides. they should be running disclaimers on every ad, not just mine. >> the council on islamic relations says it's a step in the right direction. >> a lot of damage have already been done. we have heard from many people both in our organizations and number of organizations if they don't feel comfortable boarding the buses carrying these ads. >> it's generated a few thousand dollars for her organization. >> we have seen an increase in fund-raising, absolutely. what do you think is going to pay to countered ads to the discrimination ads. >> this is someone striving creating fear of millions of arabs across the world. >> she says her muni ad campaign cost about $5,000. the council a american-islamic relations asking the money be used to study the impact what it calls hate speech on muslim residents of san francisco. >> terry: the state'

. >> reporter: and the bus message did not sit well with new york transit authority and geller took themcourt. >> day that i won was date that san francisco approved my ads that are currently running on your buses. >> reporter: a coincidence? no, not according to a muni spokesman. >> it was brought to the organization and they made their decision. >> so the buses with the signs will continue to roll for the neck four weeks. >> if i had my way they would be in every city in the united states of america. if i can get the funding that is exactly what is going to happen. >> reporter: muni says they have against taking political ads. i said how is this not political? they struggled with this one but the fact there has been legal action in new york lost the case that has had an impact. if you see something we should looking in to, send it to ureport at abc7. find the link at abc7news.com. click on the link on the left-hand side column. >> katie: a shortage muni drivers is forcing them to cancelling 50 trips a day. san francisco chronicle also reports strict overtime limits are playing a role i

let's talk about it with pat kadell and adam geller. pat, to you first.e like president obama, but they don't like this economy. how does governor romney criticize the president without coming across as being mean-spirited? >> well, i don't think he's got a problem doing that if he would, first of all what they should have done for months and have filed to do is define governor romney. this is their last real chance to do that. they have waited until the last minute. you know, he doesn't have to attack president obama personally. the president's record has got 60% disapproval on the economy, most people believe it will not get better in his second term. he has that contrast he can draw. his challenge is to present a vision and ideas that he can speak to big problems, that he's doing something more than running for president. he needs to make an urgent -- make a message of urgency about the state of the country and how he thinks he can make it better and at the same time show some empathy for the middle class. right now people overwhelmingly believe he fav

. >> during a hearing last week, democratic congress member john tierney asked schuyler geller about who saw the conditions in the hospital before those a decided to blow the whistle. >> all the years we've been in afghanistan before you arrived, how many people went through that hospital and saw those conditions and said nothing? >> scores of mentors and scores of general officers. >> michael hastings, your response? >> it is sad. it is tragic. we have $180 million going to this hospital system in a couple. it is one of the stops along the parade of one congressman or generals would come and toured the country. this is the hospital we would show off to them. it turns out what was going on here are the sort of abuses i have never seen, these horrific pictures in my time covering issues. it just did not have that happen. the fact have afghan patients and soldiers who have been wounded and they cannot even get food? we're supplying gasoline, but it is being sold to the generators do not work. they're living in very, very cold temperatures. you go down the list. selling drugs. a patient