but now, feminists want to move the goalposts further and say that there is discrimination if there is no equal outcome. discrimination at 50% of ceos are not women. there is even discrimination and construction -- 50% of women being construction workers. men and women make different choices in the work sections. they make different choices in education. you see one young man majoring in math and science. one young women majoring in, actually gender studies, literature, fields that are not going to pay as well as math and science. when they enter the workplace, you see more women going into nonprofits and working shorter hours and you see more men in investment banks and computer science. there isn't any reason that these two groups should be paid the same if they make different choices. now, a man and then the woman who start off at goldman sachs, they start out the same, they should be paid the same, but if they are not, there are avenues to dispute. that is the difference. >> host: what you think about the white house council on women and girls? >> guest: i think they need to have a

again and said, you wait until the gets his second term, so we keep moving the goalposts, but supporters are saying when he gets a second term it is going to change. i want to know whether or not you think we are going to see a dramatically different rock obama -- barack obama if he wins, and specifically with regard to campaign finance reform. now he has said, and i got to play by the rules, because i cannot lose, but when i get in, i am going to fix this campaign finance issue, so what are your thoughts? >> i think my answer is the same, and that is that i do not know. now i do not think anyone knows. it is the obvious race between obama and romney, but it is the issue of campaigning, and we do not know who is going to end up in the white house if he wins reelection. there are differences between the two. obama campaigned as a leader, but he governs as a timid leader. you cannot be a transformational leader and not ruffle many feathers, and he understands that, and we have wasted a lot of pressures term, and if we go back to the original stimulus bill, if it had been better crafted, be

the dunk over the goalpost rejected. this is how you use a goalpost, vernon. yards away. if it's good, it ties an nfl record. the ball hit the crossbar and went over. 63 yards and a lucky bounce. niners beat the packers. >>> rory mcilroy has done it again. won the bmw championship by two strokes. >>> u.s. open, serena williams put to the test and passed with flying colors. serena rallied, won the next four and captured her fourth u.s. open title. that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> and now for another look at the weather, here's meteorologist todd santos with the weather channel forecast. you know, todd, when you visit from atlanta, it is mandatory that you bring the sunshine. >> delivered. >> really? >> done. >> let's see. >> yeah, a lot of it, veronica. honestly. veronica's one of the people who doesn't really want to see fall settling in too quickly. many of us will notice it when you first step out the door. 50s around chicago. cooler in central park. even a few areas that actually have frost advisories in place. by the afternoon, some b

reporter: voters have also seen the obama camp try to move the goalpost with clinton's central claim that it was impossible to turn the economy around to just four years. >> president obama started with a much weaker economy than either. listen to me, now. no president -- no president, not me, not any of my predecessors, no one could have fully repaired all the damage that he found in just four years. except at the beginning of his presidency, he did suggest that he could do it in one term or all. >> are here for now, i think people will see that we are starting to make some progress, but there is still going to be some pain out there. if i don't have this done in three years, then there's going to be a one term proposition saying that the president will try to bridge that divide by saying exactly what he would do in a second term. >> he had a vision in a way that would be meant to last with a middle class is at its core. the foundation of a strong economy. the president will lay out what that path is forward. >> something else is happening on friday. a new jobs report for august it

the divide between possibly moving the goalposts of the u.s.e president said at the beginning of his term and what president clinton said last night. bring in the panel and start there. steve hayes for "weekly standard." mara liasson, national political correspondent of national public radio. brit hume, fox news senior political analyst. mara, we heard from these guys last night. this convention still buzzing about bill clinton. we're just hearing now that he will tour a number of battleground states, campaigning for the president next week. what about his message and how it went over a how it was delivered? >> i think it was delivered in vintage clinton style. self-indulgent and full of details, and very wonky and really per situationsiv -- pers. he told the obama story better than president told it himself. in terms of the role in the campaign, the obama campaign feel he is is a huge asset. not only are they using him on the trail but using him heavily in campaign advertisements. i do think that the effort of the romney campaign to try to dri

he funnels that coverage, he's going to hit his head own goalpost. go, fellow, go.e it in for the score. >> tim: this is the team that nebraska beat that gave up 484 to air force back on september 1st. coming up we'll tell you what transpired in the a.c.c. and a lot of it when "the [ male announcer ] with a driving range of more than 550 miles you'll inevitably find yourself on a desolate highway in your jeep grand cherokee. and when you do, you'll be grateful for the adaptive cruise control that automatically adjusts your speed when approaching slower traffic. and for the blind-spot monitor... [ beeping ] ...that helps remind you that the highway might not be as desolate... as you thought. ♪ greetings from the people here sure are friendly but some have had a hard time understanding my accent. so to make sure people get every word of the geico savings message i've been practicing how to talk like a true chicagoan. switching to geico could save you hundreds of dollars on car insurance... da bears. haha... you people sure do talk funny. geico®. fifteen minutes could

we moved the goalposts three times.if he gets a second term and all the hopes that black folk have writing on him to deliver in the first two years of a second term, before he becomes a lame duck, nothing happens then, what are we going to say? always saves you have stuck about accountability for every president. republican incumbent democrat, black or white. you don't keep moving the goalposts to accommodating. it's not about accommodation. it's accountability and that's our same. we've come up with a simple phrase when it comes to supporting a position on this issue because to catch so much about it. the president of on this concern you reach the president, protect the president and what is wrong, you president. respect, protect, project. it's not about hating on barack obama. it's not about not being sensitive to what is up against. we get all that. it's about making demands, pushing him, holding him accountable for the best interest of black america. >> host: tavis smiley to we've covered your all-day seminars aroun

but now feminists want to move the goalposts even further and say that there is discrimination if there is no equal outcome. so the discrimination is 50% and the ceos -- but that there is even discrimination with 50% of construction workers and 50% of congress are not women. that is just false because men and women make different choices in the workplace. they make different choices starting in education. you see more young men and majoring in math and science and more young women majoring in actually gender studies, literature. fields that are not going to pay as well as math and science. then when they enter the workplace, you see more women going into nonprofit. you see more women working shorter hours and you see more than an investment banks in computer science. there isn't any reason that these two group should be paid the same if they make different choices. a man at a woman in an investment bank though that goldman sachs should be paid the same. they are paid the same and if they are not there are avenues to sue. but that is the big difference. >> what do you think about the whi

we move the goalpost a second time.ter three-and-a-half years, we move the goal post again, and now we say give him a second term, give him a second term. three times now african-americans who love and support the president, i get that, i'm one of 'em, we move the goalpost three times. now, if he gets a second term and all the folks that black folk have riding on him to deliver in the first two years of a second term before he becomes lame duck can, if nothing happens then, what are we going to say? all i'm saying is that you have to talk about accountability for every president; republican, democrat, black or white. you don't keep moving the goalpost to accommodate him. it's not about accommodation, it's about accountability. and that's all we're saying. doc and i have come up with a very simple phrase when it comes to explaining our position on this issue because we catch so much hell about it. what president obama or any president, for that matter, you respect the president, you protect the president, and when he's w

san francisco learned just a goalpost can yield. r what would be a 63 yard field goal attempts.re it is. august in history. off the crossbar and good. he cannot believe it. now in the record books. on not soely later kind to the teammate. davis caught the four-yard touchdown. rejected by the neon yellow. he's still got to score. >> did not make it look quite as pretty as tony gonzales used to do. 6:48. checking in with adam to buy on in theis going weather department. bright sunshine. look at this. we love of beautiful sunrise. have a time lapse. beautiful sunrise read over the kennedy center. roosevelt bridge. washington monument. beautiful morning in washington, very comfortable as well. not felt comfortable -- temperatures since early june. we will see more of this later month as well. these are some of the coldest numbers. 47 across birds state university. all the cool side in western maryland. high pressure over the midwest increasing in to the mid- atlantic. that will keep as bright and pleasant all week long. low humidity all week long as well. byperatures will rise wedne

after staging a so-called punk prayer in moscow's main cathedral cover the story tonight started the goalpost going off. if was being quite frank when he said that what makes him sick and so do the hysteria and noise around this case over the prime minister did say that any jail sentence is already tough punishment and for haps any more time for pushing right behind bars may not be effective. but. the fact that these young women had been in custody for quite some time is by itself regardless of the verdict already a very serious punishment for the dog that's regardless of the position we are taking staying in prison is retribution in itself and a very strict months ago regarding the content of this act i don't want to be a judge's substitute but in my opinion to proceed the punishment they've already suffered of to and the time they spent in custody is more than enough for them to think about what's happened to their lives whether it's because of their stupidity or because of some of the reasons. why were arrested shortly after the so-called career many calls them to feel it seems fair you wa

. >> cris: he already hit a couple of goalposts, a couple of uprights.on the second one. you aim down the middle and hope. >> al: screwballs, knuckleballs, you name it, you see it all

the republicans are saying they are moving the goalpost with the speech in a way because president obama early in the term said in february of 2009 if he did not get the economy turned around in 3 1/2 years it would be a one-term proposition and now they say it is a two-term proposition so romney is saying this, reacting to the speech, bill clinton worked with republicans, balanced the budget and after four years he can say, you were better off. president obama has not worked across the aisle and he has barely worked with democrats and has the worst economic record of any president in modern history. that is the romney camp response. obviously, the obama folks feel it has been the republicans who are out to get him and they will continue to trade assaults with the stage to the president tonight. >>shepard: i understand that the speech has been a process, not an event. where is the president on it? >>reporter: he is not done. he is still working on the speech. the president is in a conference call with the disappointed supporters a short time ago because it has been moved from the outdoor

. >> bob: the field goal, two people on the goalpost to look up.ht they didn't make it on sunday night. >> bob: greg, you are really in to this tonight? are you glued in front of the tv screen through the seventh inning stretch? >> greg: i will be doing glue in front of the tv scree screen. i am in the minority. tired of the sanctimonious solaber. they should bring tobacco high-ly refs to do the game instead of football refs. tired of the public bullying. celebrity option twitter making fun of the poor refs after doing the anti-bullying crusade. they go on there and rip on bullies. they're only against bullying when it helps their career. >> bob: are you excited they're back? >> andrea: i love football but i have problem with any bad call. i can't stand injustice. it was shameful what happened. >> andrea: incompetence. >> kimberly: or incompetence. don't get me started. i love football and hate for the bad calls. instant replay. get it right. put on glasses. some of them need glasses. >> bob: why do you sit in that chair and i sit in this chair? ne

you try to put aa very small ball between the goalpost, and the one that scores the most goals wins. it's very fascinating. >> very entertaining to watch. i know that the green theme is going to run along the tailgate as well. tell me about the food, the cuisine. >> polo is a very elegant sport, and a lot of people get a chance to dress up. we have a hat contest for women, and as you can see here on the table, this is a typical tailgate. you can bring your family, get a tailgate spot and dress up. we have a flowers and a tailgate contest. it's a great chance to go out and watch a fantastic game of polo and drink some champagne and dress up and bring your friends over. >> sounds like a great time. juanita, as a polo player yourself, who can we expect to see? some of the best, huh? >> absolutely. we have marcos playing, of course. >> i'm an old veteran. in the past we had last year we had john walsh from america's most wanted. he was one of the our players. we have several high goal players from florida, and really it's all about the ultimate purpose is to raise funds to awareness of t

>> no, look, larry, they keep moving the goalpost.ith all due respect to my friend rick, before, they didn't want teachers to have the authority to decide which once were good and which ones were bad and we'll create these elaborate systems to decide and now we'll move to having the teachers self-police. teacher unions are there to protect their members and they do not want accountability and that's the bottom line and that's what the strike is about. it's about power. the unions have had a lot of power for many years and they don't want to give it up and the teacher union is there to protect it. it's just like corporations are there to make profits and unions are there to protect the members. >> mike, that's just not true. we know in montgomery county, maryland, where they do self-police they actually increased because if you're a fourth-grade teacher and you have a terrible third grade colleague you want that teacher out of there, but in any profession, a true profession, you police yourself and that's what -- >> there are so many l

these execs point out that epa is moving the goalpost further and further and further away. but they will tell you, that's impossible about rise the price of electricity dramatically through rate payers. after years of being in periodic short supply, but none ever as low as coal, now switched price in places. now gas is cheaper which pleases the ray payers and it is cleaner, which pleases the epa. he will likely not see nicole plants, which means no secular growth to rails, and no giant rebound in stocks at all. now, what does that say to me? it suggests that norfolk southern hasn't gone down enough yet aep the fact that it yields 3% instead of say 4 means don't buy, don't buy. oh, but how about bed bath and beyond. no one want to say same stores accelerate. the companies integrating would be acquisition for next year. we know from the housing start numbers we just got yesterday that housing is on the mend. existing sales looking good, plus this is a company with shrewd management that's been able to adjust over time to slow downs, by offering new and different merchandise.

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came up with this new idea which is called financial inclusion, the classic case of shifting the goalpost. when they realize that actually micra financing was not having any impact on poverty it became difficult for them to justify. they then said, don't we just say that the problem is that people are not included because then all we need to do is include them, charge them and as interest-rate at the same time, and then begin said that we met our goal because our goal was not to actually alleviate poverty but to give them all the credit card. so it is a classic case of just, you know, they make a claim. they fail to reach its kucinich days ago, chase the goal. the next one, who knows. he knows what will come into their minds next. with regard to, i agree with you totally. the idea of offering credit in conjunction with the services is referred to as micra finance plus. so with education, health care, whatever. there are a few institutions practice in this, but it is very expensive, and if it is expensive is not profitable. it's not profitable than you can't get the investors and board. yo

again and said, you wait until the gets his second term, so we keep moving the goalposts, but supporters are saying when he gets a second term it is going to change. i want to know whether or not you think we are going to see a dramatically different rock obama -- barack obama if he wins, and specifically with regard to campaign finance reform. now he has said, and i got to play by the rules, because i cannot lose, but when i get in, i am going to fix this campaign finance issue, so what are your thoughts? >> i think my answer is the same, and that is that i do not know. now i do not think anyone knows. it is the obvious race between obama and romney, but it is the issue of campaigning, and we do not know who is going to end up in the white house if he wins reelection. there are differences between the two. obama campaigned as a leader, but he governs as a timid leader. you cannot be a transformational leader and not ruffle many feathers, and he understands that, and we have wasted a lot of pressures term, and if we go back to the original stimulus bill, if it had been better crafted, be

he is resetting the goalpost, not accomplishing the promises he made. >> for the first time since 1997her than when an oil man was president of the united states. >> paul, the issue is we have reliance, the national economy is so weak, we don't have the need for it the way we did in the past. he made a series of promises he didn't fulfill. did the same four years ago. >> what do you think? >> we are going to have a squabble. i think the most interesting thing about the speech we've seen so far is that he clearly wants to make this election about the future, what path do you want to take into the future. he wants to avoid making this election a referendum on the past, on the last four years, wants to make it about the next four years. it is smart, smart politics, but the republicans will not accept that as being what this election is fully about. it is also about making a judgment about his performance in office. >> here is the thing. romney left him a real opening because mitt romney's speech at his convention was not full of specifics, so if you want to talk about the future, there is

he hit a field goal by time running out just a hair over the top of the goalpost.ichick doesn't expect to get a find. martha: what your take. bill: i went to bed. i watched first quarter of this game. that thing was out of hand. there was no adult on the field taking control of this. if you allow that to happen you will not get good results. but i can fully understand the level of frustration these guys have. bring them back. swallow, what is it? martha: i don't know. bill: bite the bullet. bring them back. martha: bite the bullet. bill: pay the guys pension they're looking for because the reputation of the league is on the line. martha: ref saw belichick coming at him and said i've got a phone call. i'm out of here. we'll watch that as well. there are new questions about this very serious topic, that is the white house response to the deadly attack on our consulate in in libya. first they insisted it was spontaneous. then they said it was obviously terrorism. self-evident, i believe were the words. senior campaign advisor robert gibbs on the hot seat about it. his

that was the first moving of the goalpost. we've been talking about accountability for another president. he shows up and get elected. then he gets in in moves the goal post again. give him more time. we move it a second time. after 3.5 years we move it .gain three times we move the goal post three times. if he gets a second term, and all the hopes the black folks have writing on him to deliver in the first two years of a second term, he becomes lame- duck. if nothing happens then, what do we say? all i say is if you have to talk about the kid ability -- you have to talk about accountability for every president. you do not keep moving the goal post to accommodate him. it is not about accommodation but accountability. that is what we're saying. we've come up with the phrase. you respect the president. you protect the president, and when he is wrong, you correct the president. respect, protect. that is our philosophy. it is not about hating barack obama. it is not about not being sensitive to what he is up against. we get all th