but--and now what you see is without glare, hmm? do you know what this pair are for? 3ds. 3d movies, used to be popular. used to be 3d movies where you have two projectors are going one at one time and you've gotta see each scene independently so the polaroids-- one in this way. you got your glasses that way, the other projectors polarizing this way, you got glasses that way. boom. each eye sees an independent view and 3d vision right there. questions on that. question. yeah. polaroid glasses ain't necessarily cut out uv, though, right? no. polaroid--the function of polaroid glasses is to cut out the horizontal component of all light. it turns out all glasses will cut out uv, all glasses. now, what part of the uv? very, very close to the visible part, a lot of glasses will transmit. but the high frequency uv, the kind is dangerous, all glass. and i believe most plastics will cut it out. so anyone that's wearing glasses, you don't have to worry about uv light hitting your glass. any kind of glasses. have you heard of the blublockers? the blublockers. i haven't heard of

he was trying to disarm romney with the intense it of that glare? >> trying to provoke him john. trying to provoke and push and prod romney to come off as reckless. but the president hurt himself in this sense. he is depreciating the two assets he has, the presidency, the head of state and the like ability thing. he probably won on points but he is now down at the same level. >> he had some great lines that make him more likable to his base, and he had to fight. every focus group. >> the battleship. >> that was a great line a. every focus group you watch people worry he doesn't have enough backbone, he is not tough enough. he had to show that, especially after that debate. secondly, why didn't governor romney prosecute the case on benghazi? pat and everybody else has been full saying it for the last two weeks. he wisely stayed away from that because it is a pretty made up story frankly. >> what do you mean it is a made up story. >> they are trying to pretend the white house was lying and covering up which shows the complete ignorance of how intellig

the players do it to reduce the amount of glare that they get in their eyes by putting a darker colorthe old days, sometimes it was gray, right there on the upper theek bone just below the eye. it reduces the am of glare from the sun or from the stadium lights and makes them better able to perform their job. -- on the upper cheekbone just below the eye. >> bryce harper goes all out there. >> i've never realized he does this. >> yeah. >> that is going above and beyond. >> look at the picture of bryce. >> so the tradition dates back. the legend of the first use ever eye black -- that what is it is called is eye black. >> was with babe ruth back in the early 1930s. they didn't have the high high pressure tech eye black that the players apply today. he used some grease. >> it became greasepaint from the world of theater like groucho marx would have the grace paint eyebrows and mustache. the first football player, professional football player apparently to use it was this gentleman. i believe we have his picture. that is andy farkas. he was a fullback for the washington redskins in 1942. i

can i take down the glare? >> sfgtv, if you can fix the projector. i think you can see it now. >>> you can see it and i can see it but on the computer it's too glaring. can i turn down the light? >> why don't you continue. we can see it. >>> for the benefit of those who will be watching on the net. okay. i'd like to talk about what genesis says here in the 41st chapter. and >>> self said to pharaoh, the dream is one. god showed pharaoh what he is about to do. 7 good years and the 7 good ears are 7 years. the dream is one. verse 32 it says and for the dream was doubled to pharaoh twice. it is because the thing is established by god and god will shortly bring it to pass. now, it's interesting this has application believe it or not to our day. that's why i wanted to be sure those watching on the net, they understand this graphic. it's a very simple graph. it is one, a picture is worth a thousand words. i believe in our day god has doubled not a dream, but a scripture, you might say since we are in the last days and the prophecies are close to sealed. to

glare. okay? as an interviewer, i can feel that. just in the relatively few times. you could feel it when you had offended him and asked the wrong question. he would let you know. i think that he was much more complex than some of those little stories and anecdotes would lead us to believe. >> host: let's look forward. one thing that is very important about william rehnquist, he hired a man named john roberts who is the chief justice of the united states. he was hired to be a law clerk. john roberts then ended up serving in the ronald reagan administration and in the supreme court in 2005 succeed william rehnquist after he died from thyroid cancer. what is the legacy do you believe? >> guest: i see that john roberts as being rehnquist's natural air. >> now, roberts is a worn just partisan. his methodology is more conservative than william rehnquist, and there has never been it court is conservative, according to the academic studies, there has never been a court that is more conservative right now than the roberts court, at least not since 1987 when records are bein

there was a glare, he was arrogant. i think he failed totally.n that sense of image he completely lost and romney clearly won. i would like to see him as president of united states. >> sean: it's interesting because this clearly was a strategy that president obama was going in, trying to create an impression that romney is a loose cannon but it didn't work. >> obama wanted to show romney was very aggressive, a warmonger you don't want to go back to those days. romney was mature, confident and president al. you look across the board. mainstream media he passed the >>> been challenging him and apology tour and all the rest. >> there was one other great line that stuck out to me. i think romney summed up the campaign in six words. he said attacking me is not an agenda. that was like, you know people watching at home and you start to see the trends of an independent voter you think, what can you deal with the next four years. >> there is a tubing show host in me that would like to see couple of things. if romney could have couple of props, before the

the glare ri is part of the story, too, because she's there trying to break the spell. >> reporter: prep team. how long does it take to put something like this together. >> it can take from six months to two years. >> reporter: we look forward to it. we'll talk more about it and we're getting ready for a big show. check us out and come down to annapolis over the weend. >> now maryland's most accurate forecast. >>> mike should have tried it at least. that's all i'm saying. let's get into it. we only have a minute or two here. i want to show the contrast. we're going to have a great time, clear weather, sunshine, chilly, bring an extra layer as you come out to hunt valley. we start our coverage at 7:00. there's actually some active weather, a couple of deep crept downpours, downpour here. there is some lightning north and west of the baltimore beltway. you can see that cluster of weather moving in. here's the storm track on that line. cockeysville, hunt valley, munkton. so this whole section, not severe but giving you a oweds up. right now at the airport temperatures above 70 degrees, mild

no glare. we're glare free this morning. monika samtani will have traffic momentarily. >> hear howard's forecast and what change down the road for us? >> a lot will depend on sandy that will pound into jamaica and cuba the next couple of days and heads up the east coast early next week, late in the weekend. today just some clouds blowing this way. some showers in the ohio valley. they'll probably stay west of the mountains. looking at the day planner this morning, we're in for a good looking day with temperatures which will be climbing by lunch time toward the low to mid-70s already after starting out in the 50s and 60s. high of 81 with a 5:00 p.m. temperature with more sunshine this afternoon, 78 degrees. even if we got a sprinkle in a couple of spots this morning, especially in the mountains, that would not be out of the question. you could see the showers in ohio moving into west virginia. this looks worse than it is in northern west virginia. a lot of that is not reaching the ground. maybe most of that is not reaching th

. >> reporter: according to the police account perez responded with his lights glaring and sirens blaring. >> we were able to to vr fie that the lights were activated. we'll wait for more information. there will be a formal report given to the state's attorney's office for prosecutional review. >> reporter: there's a different account of what happened in the 900 block of patapsco avenue. >> they cut the sirens on a street. they didn't want the sirens going all the way up on jack street to let them know they were coming. >> reporter: was is traveling the speed limit? >> no. they were doing about 90. i'm sittingen my front porch watching. >> reporter: the witness asked to us conceal his identity autism of -- out of fear of retaliation. the officer involved in the crash has not been identified. jeff hager, abc2 news. >>> violent weekend in baltimore culminated with a double shooting in front of a popular downtown nightclub. a man apparently opened fire striking two victims outside of the mirage night club around 2 a.m. one man is in serious condition at the hospital. another man suffered inj

it's that stuff you see under athletes' eyes to keep out the glare. what you may not know is there's a company by that name based in rockville, maryland. they do somebody nobody else does. they have a patent to put logos, mascots or advertising on those black peel and stick patches. it's the brainchild of pete beverage. >> i was looking at the st. louis cardinals baseball. i was looking at the eye black patch going wow, that's pretty cool. but what would the value of that be if you could put nike on it or putting logos on it? >> reporter: from pete's mouth to under your eye and those of some of your favorite players like the redskins robert griffin iii. >> i wear the strips whether it's a nighttime or day game. i never play without them. >> reporter: rg3 is a believer in the little black patch. several of his n.f.l. colleagues actually have official relationships with the company. most famously brian of the chicago bears and even sean michael, the show stopper. it's not just star athletes with custom eye black. you can get your own as well with any lo

a family has come to receive their quota under the glare of the media. they have little experience with live poultry. they're confident they will get on with their new hands. they just renovated an old farmhouse and the chickens fit right in. in addition to laying eggs, they have another purpose. they're supposed to reduce the amount of household rubbish by eating the organic kitchen waste. >> we try not to make too much garbage, anyway. when the town offered us chickens, we said yes a straightaway. >> apple peels, potato skins, chickens eat everything. that means the owners pay less for their trash collection. in theory, a win-win situation. handing out hands was the brainchild of the woman who originally only proposed it in jest. the idea quickly caught on. >> in the future, trash collection costs will depend on the weight of the waste. a chien eats around 150 kilos of organic waste a year. that means we will save a lot of money. >> of the unconventional savings plan has drawn a lot of interest. some politicians from neighboring towns are a little skep

. >> it doesn't end up with a glaring result. >> city officials acknowledge 17 to 18 minutes is a typical response time for a call such as this. the goal is 11 minute buzz that doesn't take into account how firefighters must stage a block or two away. >> this is frustrating. we're trained to save lives and help people. to just sit there is excruciating at times. >> while firefighters waited the victim died. this helps to under score the fact paramedics may be prevented from doing their job because of regulations. the rules bar them from entering into a potentially dangerous situation until a police officer declares this scene safe. >> there is a search and rescue place underway for a missing hollister mother. her suv found burning about 2:00 in the morning thursday. she dropped her child off and never showed up to pick up her child that afternoon. calls from her family went unanswered. this is another picture. her family says going missing is out of character for her. they starpted a search and are handing out flyers. >> new at 5:00 san joaquin county sheriff responding to criticism his d

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. >> reporter: the only thing missing today, the finger pointing and glares dominated last. >> i am happy to answer the question. >> the oil prediction is down -- >> have you looked at your pension? mr. president, have you looked at your pension? >> you know, i don't look at it, it is not as big as yours. >> you will get your chance in a moment, i'm still speaking. >> reporter: and at times, the moderator, candy crowley, struggled to keep them in line. >> once -- >> because this is important. >> reporter: but the candidates engaged so intensely that the questioners appeared to take a back seat. mr. obama struggled when a questioner asked if he deserved re-election. >> there is no doubt about it, we've gone through four tough years, so the point is, the commitments i've made, i've kept. and the others, it is not for lack of trying, we'll get it done in a second term. >> i think you know better, i think you ow the last four years have not been so good as the president survived. >> reporter: mr. romney's response to equal pay for women became a target today. >> in what new ways do you intend

there will be glare going on. a bit warmer on wednesday. hard to believe we were 78 today.row we're going to make it into the lower 80s. and more clouds on thursday. >> it will stay dry on thursday but a few more clouds on thursday and even more so as we get into friday. all right. this is sandy, tropical storm. winds still 50 miles per hour. no change in strength in term of winds since this evening. however, indications are that she is strengthening, will become a category one as it moves across jamaica. that will happen tomorrow afternoon. maybe still even a category one as it moves across eastern cuba, and that would be say early on thursday morning. then moving northward into the bahamas. then it begins a turn. we're becoming more and more confident this will stay offshore, and that's going to keep all the rain and all the wind offshore. it will still kick up pretty good surf along the southeast coast. also in south florida on the atlantic side, we're still talking about tropical storm force winds on thursday and friday and also heavy rain. there's one model i kind of u

getting a hill glare off the camera lens there. otherwise, we currently have clear skies at the coast. air temperature very odd, santa rosa at 76, that confirms the relative humidity is down to 32%. south winds. in the 50s otherwise and 60s. take a look at the beaches. the coast is clear. currently 57 degrees in ocean beach but boy, is it windy. westerlies at 24. gusts at 37 miles per hour tonight. we'll see the return of the marine layer. we have no rain in the sunday forecast. but if timing serves us correctly, we will seat return of the rain overnight sunday through our monday on-again, off-again through wednesday overnight a chill in the air. 40s and 50s for overnight lows. this is it. it's a bona fide cold front. it's making tracks toward the state of california. taking a huge nosedive. our rain futurecast does suggest while we do remain rain- free tomorrow, you will notice right there, that's your morning commute. that's going to be a very sloppy day. you will need to plan for it because it's going to be the first significant

i compare us to two sides on opposite sides of an abyss, glaring at each other across the abyss, calling each other names? insulting each other, threatening each other, and this has been a very difficult pattern to break. but i see today and what i hear today is that both sides have fallen into patterns that are familiar. we know how to do this. people in tehran know how to bash us and we know how to bash the islamic republic and we are good at it. both sides have gotten good at  over 30 years. what we do not know how to do is to break out of what is the late richard, professor, very knowledgeable professor at the university of pittsburgh about iran who said that back in the 80's the u.s. and iran is in a downward spiral. and what we don't know how to do it apparently is to break out of it. so, we are unable to do that. rhaps it's too hard for us. perhaps it's beyond the capabilities, the diplomatic capabilities of either side. perhaps the current downward spiral or threatening situation perhaps it sui

what exactly does this entailed one break down the potential damage and word of a day and give you a glaring example of the wasteful costs of political uncertainty all ready documented plus we have a potpourri of manufacturing data out some points to opposite directions for the u.s. and of fluid it points to negative. outcomes in europe are gas will help us make sense of these ingredients and tell us why he thinks the u.s. recession is already baked into the cake let's get to today's capital account. so income obama and. mitt romney are getting ready to face off in their first debate wednesday in the race for president thanks to weigh in for this clever depiction of who he is dead dead brother versus mitt the twit as they wrestle to convince the public of who to vote for both may be wrestling with how best to avoid letting people know they don't have a sound plan for cutting federal deficits at least not according to analysts who say the math doesn't add up but here is how do you want to be paul ryan recently dealt with this issue but i have to look at what you just haven't given me that. i

obama gave him back the glare.back and says i'm going to fight you and then he pivoted and moved to the american public. he had to take the glare out of his eyes. obviously you don't want to be staring down and intimidating the american voter. but he did want to intimidate romney. >> i don't know if romney noticed this but his back was turned to us a lot. >> i don't think he did the camera angles nearly as well as he wanted to. i know from my work looking at people's facial expressions for fortune 100. if you show the back of people's faces their emotional engagement view, their caring, empathy drops off dramatically. that was a mistake by romney. >> what did you notice in mitt romney when president obama was speaking? >> that he -- this time obama got under romney's skin. this time, particularly on taxes and the notion that you are part of the 1%, boom, boom, boom, lots of times in a row where the lips tightened, the eyebrows came down, you got the glare in the eye. and it was wasn't just for romney. the way i rea

have been -- [multiple voices] >> a part of that and do not turn a blind aye to facts that have been glaring at us. we have come up through this system ourselves and know full well many students who have not been able to participate in college education. and even in [speaker not understood], because by the way, you have to be academically ready to ascend and not just be at the labor reer level. -- laborer level. so, i'm happy, supervisor cohen, and president chiu, you understand where we are at and we are not turning a blind aye to this issue -- [multiple voices] >> thank you, commissioner. commissioner fewer. >> yes, i'd like to comment a little bit about looking at the state. quite frankly, when i saw this data, i myself was very, very shocked particularly about the students not on track for graduation. supervisor, i share your concern. i think as far as the pathway, this is a pathway to nowhere. so, i just want to emphasize about the difference between feel better and do better. i know if you're not really in this conversation all the time, what does it really mean when we give two sets o

inflator so there's just one glaring example of some problems here but one is not included in the labor force are the marginally attached these people are out here ok and they want work and they're available to work but they have not actively search for a job in the past four weeks and this includes discouraged workers in this category these people that have stopped looking for work because they believe they can't find it so if you're homeless and you haven't applied for a job in years you are not factored into this unemployment equation now there are several different measures of unemployment calculated by the b.l.s. ranging from do you want to do you six they're all right there they parse different aspects of the employment situation the unemployment situation and so it's kind of a choose your own adventure in terms of what you want to look at in real terms but when you hear the unemployment rate. mentioned it's most likely referring to the use three measure ok this measure counts only unemployed workers who have actively search for a new job within the past four weeks the other most

look, the very fact that the president of the united stateses had to utter a term like that is a glaring of how small the campaign has been. this has not been a campaign it's obama campaign has not been one about the future. it hasn't been talking about what they would do the next four years to rebuild the economy. instead they've reduced themselveses to very small attacks. you say romnesia, which is silly for want president of the united states, the leader of the free world to gip uttering. talk about binders, talk about big bird. all of that is indicative of a candidate that doesn't have a vision for the future. governor romney on the other hand-- >> schieffer: it's governor romney who brought up binders and big bird. >> they're trying to make that the central argument in the last 16 days is really very small for their campaign and they've conducted themselves like this over the last six months. i think a lot of people right now, we have 23 million people struggling to find work. we have a national debt that's over $16 trillion. $4 trillion-- this president has added trillion-dollar de

it is the stuff you see under athletes eyes to keep off the glare. they do something nobody else does. they have a patent to put logo, advertising on the black patches. >> i think it was the st. louis cardinals baseball and i was looking at the patch and i said wow, that is pretty cool, what would be the value of that be if you can put the nike swoosh on it. >> from pete's mouth to under your eye and those are some of your favorite players. the redskins robert griffin the third. >> i wear the eye black strips on my eyes whether it is the nighttime game. i don't know if there are any affects because i don't play without them. >> several of his nfl colleagues have official relationships with the company most famously brian urlacher with the chicago bears. you can get your own with any logo, design or saying that you want. just about any. >> we have a lot of jay glia things -- crazy things that people want. i can't tell you the crazy ones because they can't make it on tv. >> thinker printing is done in atlanta. for many fans having ought then particular

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instead he was looking directly at mitt romney at moments even looked like a glare.uing our image in the world has improved. >> the world needs a strong america and it is stronger now than when i came into office. was wended the war in iraq we were able to refocus our attention not only on the terror threat but beginning the process in afghanistan. it allows us to refocus on alliances relationships that have been neglected for a decade. governor romney our alliances have never been stronger. >>> while the focus was on foreign policy discussions about china iran and libya mitt romney made a pivot to the weak economy. >> in order to be able to fulfill our role in the world america must be strong, america must lead. for that to happen we have to strengthen our economy here at home. you can't have 23 million people struggling to get a job. you can't have an economy over the last three years keeps slowing down test growth rate. you can't have kids coming out of college half of whom can't find a job today or a job that is commensurate with a college degree. we have to get

screen may have told the story, with the president not stepping down and this time, it was morally a glare. while the focus was on foreign policy with questions like russia, israel and libya, romney made a pivot to the weak economy. >> amermust lead and for that to happen, we have to strengthen our economy here at home. you can't have 23 million people struggling to get a job. >> reporter: and for his part, the president echoed his campaign's new line that romney is not ready for the job. >> i have to tell you that, you know, your strategy previously has been one all over the map and is not designed to keep americans safe or to build on the opportunities that exist in the middle east. >> the president began what i call an apology tour of going to the nations in the middle east and criticizing in america. i think that is weakness. >> reporter: and as far as twitter is concerned, they identified four peak moments during the debate last night: syria, where the president gave his horses and bayonets line, when mitt romney accused the president of being on an apology tour and when both of them

see if you can spot the glaring error. >> welcome to the new normal.y that the unemployment rate is down to 7.8%. it now stands where the president inherited when he first took office in january 2009. as for where theed a is running, iowa's unemployment down to 5.5%, it is only florida that is still up. and i blame everything that goes wrong in florida on governor rick scott. mitt romney is making a slight adjustment to his script. what he is saying now is we have had 43 months of unemployment above 8% and if you look over the previous 60 years, there were only 39 months with unemployment that high. it's a bit of a stress by any account, and the language doesn't seem like it is going to resinate much, but does keep the 8% number in the mix. we're back after the break. can't stop his leg, gilbert gottfried can't stop his mouth and i can't stop laughing long enough to ask a question. you've heard stephanie's views. >>no bs, authentic, the real thing. >>now, let's hear yours at the only online forum with a direct line to stephanie miller. >>the only thing

. >> any glaring misstatements by the candidate?id before the president went on an apology tour when he became president. we looked at all of the speeches the president didn't apologize for america he did acknowledge the mistakes the united states made. there's no way you can call it an apology tour. >> in none of these speeches in the mid eels or here at home did president obama use the word apology or say he is sorry. our verdict is it is false to call the president's speech an apology tour even if he was critical of past u.s. foreign policy he issued no apology. >> america has been arrogant. america lost its values. america is guilty of tour tour. he could have told the world about america's sacrifice in kuwait, iraq, afghanistan, indonesia kosovo and all of these other muslim countries. could have extolled the greatness virtues and sacrifice for the cause of freedom. but gnaw. >> sean, this is to the french. there have been times where america has shown arrogance and been dismissive. this is what he told the muslims. we sometime