the gore the gore team took the idea of furtherance of democracy. we want every vote to be counted for everybody. if you remember that mantra, count all the votes. count all the votes. it had some sense of democracy about it. that's what we do. and the political pitch was trying to paint the bush side as not being interested to count all the votes. you must remember, that's the underlying dynamic. a dynamic that was not necessarily created by the lawyers, but the lawyers became really the spokespeople for the campaign. lawyers doing their lawyering but this was not the case where teams were represented by the media person who went out there and gave the speech. the lawyers after every proceeding did a presentation and that's really what we saw. lawyers standing up being the public spokesperson as well as in the courtroom. so those who say, i try my cases in the courtroom, that's a great -- it's a great platitude in reality as the cases bear more importance, t's only part of the battle. so the early days, the early tage, and ultimately playing a batt

vote, bush vote, gore vote, bush wrote. it was an amazing process because we had no definitive way of determining that. just a very, very difficult situation. i would constantly called home big shutdown in -- call palm beach county, how are they doing? ultimately, we got through. and again, we had counting teams because the statute required us to have counting teams, trying to find people of the opposite party to sit down and do this. took over a whole emergency operations center at one time to have all the county teams do the initial counting, and then the statute says if they can't make a determination of voter intent, they give it to the canvassing board and then the canvassing board will set their and make theretermination -- sit and make the determination. but you have three people looking at the ballot, and pretty much on a political from what party they might be, one would say that is a gore vote. that is a bush vote. it was just extremely, extremely .ifficult i was just talking to teresa. i don't know whether relivi

gore. anyway, that's part of the problem. one of the myths ben brought up about the chads in the machine that we purposely, and i'm only talking about palm beach county, but we purposely picked out specific precincts that we sent bad equipment to or we sent machines that weren't cleaned out or whatever the case may be, if any of you have ever worked in an elections office during election time, even working for a candidate, you know how crazy it is for the six months before an election. in my county, because we're so large, we start preparing for an election in july 1 and whenever we hire anybody we tell them, ok, evened numbered years, between july and november, you're not going to take a vacation, you're frot going to take time off. you're not going to get married or pregnant, you're not going to do anything because you've got to work. no time off and that's just the way it is. we're running 10, 12-hour days, six, seven days a week, for six months prior to the election. all the way through. we don't have time to sit there an

gore six carries and 10 yards. it is time to get back to smash mouth football and gore is ready for that. >> whatever, i am with it. if it is passing, it is passing. if it is running, we run. i will do whaver it takes to win. we have to go out there, i am with it. that's the type of player i am. i just want to win. >> if they run it against the eagle.

and he was well aware of the bad points of hermann goring.rmann goring was the coldest and most coldhearted man that he had ever encountered and he really pressed him and he asked him why he had done so many things he had done and why had he ordered the murder of the associates during the night in the 1930s. and his response was that he looked at kelly like he was a dunce of some kind and said it was what i had to do. and to him, the personal bonds were not so important. there was something in his way blocking his goal and his assent to power and that is what he cared about. and kelley recognize that. and another thing is that hermann goring love to take the psychological tests. he was a little bored and he saw them as challenges. he scored high on them and had a high iq. and he loved getting feedback on his responses to the rorschach tests. and the subject is asked to talk about what they see in a projection of images and the responses of hermann goring were very imaginative and colorful and often it was something about himself or various ve

gore does the rest. 55-yard touchdown. career high. ran for 119. and, a rough day.d four times. looking for brandon lloyd. and jenkins. pick six. 14-10. special teams fail on the second. 82 yard punt. second td pass. and the first as a 49er. 218 yard passing. 21-20. philly. had four field goals. up five. eagles driving. jeremy. keeps the drive alive. fourth and goal. nick foles pass incomplete. defense. four take aways. did not allow a point. first win. 49ers. 26-21. 2-2. we need to play belttter. got turnovers. key turnovers. we let our offense work. >> raiders, dolphins. wembley stadium. on the hot seat. first possession. hits james jones. down the side line. amazing grab. six catches. 83 yard. led to, and brian lianhart. silver and black. that was the high point. second quarter. ryan tan h ry ryan tan h ryan tan hil. goes down awkwardly. a sprained mcl. high an krul sprakle sprain. 50 yard. scoop and score. miami thrashes. 38-14. players play. they call plays for us to. beef successful. and they play it better than us today. >> right. clinch the playoff berth on

gore six carries and 10 yards.e to get back to smash mouth football and gore is ready for that. >> whatever, i am with it. if it is passing, it is passing. if it is running, we run. i will do whatever it takes to win. we have to go out there, i am with it. that's the type of player i am. i just want to win. >> if they run it against the eagle. >> it's a place you've been before, but it's not on any map. so go out there, lose yourself, and find the truth. ♪ we're all born wild. ♪ let's keep it that way. the 2014 4runner. toyota. let's go places. it makes me happy to i like feeling smart. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost internet access to over 1.4 million low-income people at home. internet essentials helped me progress in my schoolwork. it helped my grades move higher. today it's the largest broadband adoption program in america. it helped me a lot. comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. chase has just come across the bay bridge into san francisco. a driver would not pull over for a sto

gore six carries and 10 yards.t is time to get back to smash mouth football and gore is ready for that. >> whatever, i am with it. if it is passing, it is passing. if it is running, we run. i will do whatever it takes to win. we have to go out there, i am with it. that's the type of player i am. i just want to win. >> if they run it against the eagle. >> chase has just come across the bay bridge into san francisco. a driver would not pull over for a stop in castro valley. the chp is involved in this pursuit. it has dumped into the city streets of san francisco. we have updates on abc7 morning news and on twitter at abc7 news bay area. but that is all for the moment. right now on jimmy >> you are a corvette owner, i hear. >> i had a corvette last year. i didn't do this with the parking space, but i would park way, way out away from anybody. now, the guy was wrong, it was rude for him to take up two spots. the jeep driver, come on, man, you don't mess with a man's car. i'm sorry. >> why do guys that drive fancy cars

>> two spokesman, dicaprioow and al gore are the most massive cash are car footprints.gets efficiency at his home. >> would it be better if he flew in on a jet. >> they're asking everyone else to make sacrifices. the academy awards in 200 , leo indiana dough decapow splashed on the screen, use public transit. it's a basic thing -- they're north going9to get people to follow them if they don't -- >> how do they treat you after that? >> he said that either -- either a -- someone who is an ideology or a coward to ask that question. that was against the -- >> fortunately you were both. >> then i interviewed robert f. kennedy, and he wanted to jail people. they were very hostile. they actually circulated septics faces and said don't talk to these people. >> they do have very powerfulc backer. the head of the u.n., john kerry, the president tomorrow. all of these gentlemen have made this the front and primary issue today. is that registering? >> well, i definitely think it's registering. it's registering with young people, which is probably the most frustrate things because t

al gore has a video of al gore getting out of his private jet. >> have you been in one?e's lecturing us about the lives we live. >> so he's a hypocrite. >> he's a person. >> he's a hypocritical person. >> i don't know if he has the jet. >> al gore, and leo dicaprio lecturing sus like -- is like ray rice lecturing us about how to treat women. >> and same with robert kennedy. >> right. >> and we're just thinking, he's talking about the process? this punk should do lock up his family should be locked up. illegal alcohol during prohibition, committing crimes up the kaboodle. >> have temperatures been getting cooler or warmer? >> cooler. >> warmer. >> cooler >> warmer. >> 2014 on record as becoming out of here. >> al gore says polar caps would disappear by now. sean hannity, used to challenge al gore. the ant arctic ice bucket challenge. if they don't disappear, then you have to. >> did you see interview some of her people? when asked why are you here? half didn't know why they're there for they're cutting peoples' head. another french guy got his head cutoff today. and a guy

father, albert gore, sr., and the used to always say that al gert gore, jr. can never be as good a man as his daddy was say. , what do you mean? he said she was a golden tongued, silver tongued orator. that man could talk, she said. but my mother was a yellow dog democrat. i'm an independent. but she did vote, yes, and she voted up until the end of her life. >> host: which is when? >> guest: she died in the year that -- after obama was elected. i remember her saying she was going to stay until that man got elected. >> host: was she a bit of an activist herself. >> guest: no del were, let's put it this way. my mother, when she was taking care of us and working in white folks' houses to do so, one day on the bus years before rosa parks, like many black women, that is an altercation on a bus because she sat down in a seat and some white kids got on, coming home from school, and deliberately sat behind her. the bus was practically empty. they this deliberately to make trouble. then they yelled at the bus driver that this n-word is sitting in front of us. which wa

frank gore and colin kaepernick worked magic. throws across the field, gore does the rest.recovered a blocked punt. niners' special teams fails again. 21-10 philly. and zach ernst, eagles driving for the game winner, jeremy maclin, unbelievable catch, fourth and goal. niner defense with four take aways. did not allow a point. they were money. first win at levi's stadium for san francisco. 26-21. >>> raiders' quarterback in london. david carr to james jones. look at this catch. amazing, one handed grab. that led to an oakland t.d. and 7-0 silver and black. and that was the high point. raiders' d. or lack of does the rest. carr goes down awkwardly on a scramble. sprained mcl and ankle sprain. cortland finnegan picks it up. they go on to rout oakland. raiders drop to 0-4. >>> coming up at 6:00, we'll hear from the locker room. and hope to see you then. a's and giants going to the playoffs. >> have to do that finger-crossing thing more often. >>> what would you do with an extra $55,000? a guy in ohio used it to m iwith something terrible to admit. i treated thousands of patient

then he got gored.running with the bulls changed his life and he's itching to get back in the race. >> i didn't think he was going to gore me until it happened. i really thought i was going to find a way to escape. >> it was just last july in pamp lone a that bill hillman was gored. the chicago writer is known as an expert runner, who co-authored a book, about how to survive the bulls of pamplona. despite his advice, he fell and the bull sliced open his thigh. that bull died in a bull fight, but left this reminder. even while recovering, he can't stay away. he's come to san sebastian to see another bull running. >> i don't see anything cruel about it. the animals, they're just running up the street. they don't get hurt in the run. it's a beautiful, old tradition. it's fun, it's exciting. i think it's stupid for people who know nothing about a tradition to judge someone who knows a lot about it and who loves it. >> these englishmen just ran for the first time. >> i really enjoyed it. >> exciting. >> when

now, scrambling left, looking back, finding frank gore uncovered on the sidelines. 55 touchdown for gore. really frustrated last week. barely holding the football. same score. going right back. picked up by malcolm. 53 yards the other way. the touchdown to make it 14-10 philadelphia. kaepernick completed 17 passes, two18 are yards. 3rd quarter. 41-13 eagles. they will have the touchdown. now, under 2 minutes to go, nick, throws incomplete on 4th down. defense limits them to 215 yards. >> it is going to be good for moral. i would suspect. good for my moral. [ laughter ] >> playing football like that, the offense, the defense, not allowing it to happen for the touchdown. >> i can not remember one, dennis. that i have seen. i am sure it has happened. i can not remember one. that is -- now i have. so, i saw one today. >> reporter: miami overseas, finding the tight end, simms, for the touchdown. 24-7 dolphins, finishing the half, completing 14 straight passes. derrick, held under 200 yards passing again today. the pass intended for brown. he returns it inside of the 5 yard line. the dolphins

and a female kaepernick there was frank gore here and frank gore there.omething you did not see on the broadcast tonight, right there on the 38 yard line, a half gallon of rum. this woman preferred a plate of food and a nice glass of wine. well found patrick willis standing next to himself. and we asked one of them who her favorite 49er is. >> vernon davis. and gore. >> reporter: there had been so much buildup to this big day. still, it did not disappoint. >> super, duper excited. pumped. ready for this game. been waiting all career for this. >> reporter: and the long-time 49er fan who was not waxing nostalgic about the good old days at candlestick park. >> i've waited a long time for a new stadium. so this could be a good thing. >> reporter: i think it is going to be a good thing. in all honesty, before the game, and even after the game, people were looking at this stadium, as i'm looking at it right now, and saying it really is a spectacular place for the 49ers to move on from candlestick. live at levi's stadium, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> a

. >> and al gore showed up at that protest as well. al gore i don't know. he has something like six or seven homes, one has a carbon footprint bigger than godzilla? >> i'm so pleased to hear eric bolling going after the rich in this country. that's news. i hope they -- i hope everybody in america is paying attention, because the rich -- eric bolling just told you the rich are out of control. >> the has koch crazy of it. all for people making a lot of money, but on one hand don't say -- you know, big yachts and big mansions are bad for the environment and then go back to your big yacht and big mansion. >> let me say, eric, michelle, jonathan, wayne, we're all concerned if we can't breathe the air or global warms melts new york city. so, yes. you -- it's not hypocrisy no matter your level of wealth. i can't believe i'm defending the wealthy. they can have opinions, too, about climate change. >> no the if they're the face of climate change. they want us to change our ways. >> juan is so concerned about global warming melting new york city. you know what? new y

gore and kaepernick hookup. kap throws across the field and gore does the rest.gh day, sacked four times and looking for lloyd and finds jenkins. 53-yard pick six and spcial teams falter in the second. sproles 82-yard punt return. the defense steps up. he rips the ball away and he had a pick and lead to kap's second td pass. his first as a 9er. 21-20 philly. the niners are up five. jeremy macklin keep the drive alive. four take aways and didn't allow a point. the niners 26-21 the final and improving to 2-2. >> we came on and did that. we got key turnovers and we let our off fen work. >> raiders and dolphins in london at whimbley stadium. the raiders' first possession. he finds james jones. six catches for 83 yards. that lead to six points. off the play action. that was the high point. the raiders' d or lack there of. in the third and david carr goes down and diagnosed with a sprained mcl and high ankle sprain. a bad snap and a 50-yard scoop and score. miami thrashes oakland and they fall to 0-4. teams lost sen straight and he was asked afterwards if he thought hi

the second td and frank gore eight yards. 17-049ers. a big play here though.econd quarter and jay cutler finds brandon marshall. 17 yards and bears on the board at the half. he is good. early fourth quarter and cutler to marshall. it is now a six-point game. he rips it away. frustration for the 9ersers and kaepernick. the bears capitalize. back shoulder to bennett. bears up 21-20. cutler to marshall. six minutes and 42nds. fourth and 9 at the 17. to crabtree and not gonna happen. they make up a 17-point deficit. the niners fall to 1-1. we now go live to levi stadium where larry beil is standing by with him. >> colin kaepernick will remember opening night at levi stadium for all of the wrong reasons as you just showed in the highlights. four turnovers and three picks and one fumble. but in addition to the turnovers i thought one play really tipified the effort in the game. it was frank gore taking off on what was a spectacular 54-yard touchdown run and it ends up being called back because of penalties. they committed 16 penalties in a game that left them extrem

vice president and climate activist al gore. and united nations secretary general ban ki-moon. ban convened a climate summit here in new york on tuesday. there are effort under way to reach an agreement by next year. >> if nothing happens this week, the action is on the streets. this is the climate change movement coming of age, demonstrating that it is a profound concern for people. this is the biggest political gathering about anything in the united states in many years. okay. and that is the message above all that we need to get across. >> environmental activists have been down the road before. what is different is the broad coalition that is supporting that. state-becaused groups to labour unions -- state-based groups to labour unions, are hoping to produce a ground swell of support. major unions brought thousands, reflecting an evolving issue on how climate change will hurt the economy in the future. >> if we don't combat climate change, our economy will be devastated. >> with strengths in numbers, activists will call for an agreement keeping it under 2 degrees celsius, ph

vice president al gore and actor lienon ardo dicaprio.risten saloomey reports. >> this is a movement led by those on the front lines of change christopher gibson. coastal communities losing their neighbourhoods to rising sea levels and extreme whether, to indigenous groups travelling from the south-west of the united states. >> the delegation that we brought - we are being impacted for over 40 years. we have a boom of fracking going on, history of iranian mining and i work in the cold country. we felt the negative impacts for years, and we are here to join with our brothers and sisters outside of the economy. >> plenty of dignitaries on hand, including vice president and climate activists al gore. the united nations secretary-general ban ki-moon. he has convened a climate summit in new york on tuesday. there are efforts to reach a binding international agreement by next year. >> nothing will happen this week in new york. the big action is out on the streets. it is finally a climate change movement coming of age, demonstrating that it is a

people marched in new york and the largest climate test in history and moon and vice president al, gore has more. >> reporter: more than a marsh for climate action and organizers say it's a movement and being led by those on the front lines of climate change. costal communities who are losing their neighbors to rising sea levels and extreme weather to groups who traveled from the southwest of the united states. the delegation that we brought, we are being impacted by development for over 40 years and we have a big boom of fracking going on, history of uranium and cole country and we felt the impacts for years and we are here to join with brothers and sisters to push outside of the economy. >> reporter: plenty of dignitaries on hand including vice president and climate activist al-gore and u.n. secretary general moon and moon has an international climate summit in new york on tuesday, there are efforts underway to reach a binding international agreement by next year. >> nothing is going to happen next week in new york, the u.n., the big action is out on the streets, this is finally the c

vice president al gore, and the actor leonardo gi caprio. christen saloomey reports. >>> this is more than an action, it's a movement. it's led on the front lines by climate change. from coastal communities losing their neighbourhoods, to rising sea levels and extreme weather, to indigenous groups travelling interest the south-west of the united states. >> the delegation that we have brought, we are impacted by development. we have a boom of fracking going on on the reservation. history of uranium mining, and where i work it's cold country. >> we felt the negative impact. we are here to push for a transition. >> plenty of dignitaries on hand, including former vice president and climate activist al gore, and the united nations secretary-general ban ki-moon. ban has convened a climate summit in new york or tuesday. there are efforts under way to reach a binding international agreement by next year. nothing will happen in new york, the u.n. the big action is on the streets. this is a claing christopher gibson movement coming -- climate change m

the staircase where the family was assembled below and that, to me, really hearken back to hermann goring very public manner of suicide and i think his work had a great deal of significance in the world of psychiatry and the study of why people do what they do. and it started a big controversy. he published a book called 22 cells and nÜrnberg where he recounted his experiences with the nazi criminals and he gave his findings that he thought these men were not mentally ill, they didn't have any kind of disorder. and it's something that many people did not want to hear. and it was a message that among the people who were in nÜrnberg with kelley did not agree with this message. there was a psychologist at work alongside him for several months named gustav gilbert who took a completely different interpretation of the same psychological assessments and he did believe that there was a common thread of psychosis that ran through many of the nazi criminals and couldn't count for this. and the nazi en inkblot test wee some of the most studied. and there was a lot of back-and-forth with some resear

it is not going to hurt or harm the people like al gore. he is a complete hypocrite. i find it completely ridiculous. i am very pissed off. i think it is ridiculous that these people are allowed to say we are going to carbon tax you. this is going to crush the middle class. our economic issues more of a priority to you? i don't believe in climate change. seen -- we have had this going on since the 60's. was global cooling and now there is climate change because they can't a cup their mind. this is basically like a menopausal woman. give me a break. host: we want to give your thoughts as we talk about find a change. there were demonstrations in new york and around the world yesterday. our phone lines are open. the question is how big of a priority is it for you? the latest cbs poll on top issues among voters ahead of the 2014 election notes that despite conflicts going on overseas, the economy continues to be the most important issue to both republicans and democratic voters in this election. most continue to say that the economy is in bad shape. terrorism comes in sec

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gore takes it 54 yards to the house longest touchdown reception of gore's career. 10-7 san francisco.hilly. kap pick up by michael jenkins. jenkins takes advantage of a little shotty tackling. it is 14-10 eagles. kaepernick 17 of 30 and one disturbing grimace. the next drive stalls. career long punt return. the niners outgrain them 232 to

gore is the team's all-time leading rusher. >> he blew us out of the park.ey, we're six days away from the 49ers regular season game. nbc bay area is your broadcast home for the san francisco 49ers. we will have complete coverage starting friday morning at 5:00 right here on nbc bay area. today in the bay, we're going to be there on game day, as well, give you the inside scoop on traffic, concessions and, of course, game highlights. >>> bud light's latest promotion has backfired on the beer maker. over the weekend, the company paid the colorado resort town $500,000 to film a giant party there as part of its up for whatever campaign. these images are from the company's website. well, trouble is when the party was over, the partiers couldn't leave town. more than 1,000 people flew in for the event and then could not get a flight out of that town's small airport. one man posted on his twitter account saying literally had to run to plane because the seats were first come, first serve. >> wow. a party you want to eventually go home from. >>> still to come, duches

he can't even act. >> would love to see how al gore would handle that question. >> that is their job.to like brush them off the stage. >> that is what capitalists do. they hire people to make their lives easier. >> one for bob beckel on the set of "the five." >> i don't know how many people would apply for the job to manage bob or handle bob. we'll take your resume's i guess. >> maybe he need ad another cup of coffee. why president obama's salute to a pair of marines is getting a lot of attention. and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block that contributes to r.a. symptoms. humira is proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage in many adults. [ male announcer ] humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, inclu

al goodman has more an this story. >> i really didn't think he was going to gore me until it happenedhought i was going to find a way to escape. >> it was just last july in pamplona that bill hillman was gored. the chicago writer is known as a veteran expert runner who just co-authored a book "fiesta," how to survive the bulls of pamplona. despite all his advice, he fell and the bull's horn sliced open his thigh. that bull later died in a bullfight but left this reminder for hillman. now even while recovering, he can't stay away. he's come near madrid to see another bull running. critics say the runnings amount to animal cruelty. >> i don't see anything cruel about it. the animals are just running up the street. they don't get nurt any way. it's a very old tradition. it's fun. it's exciting. i think it's stupid for people who know nothing about a tradition to judge someone who knows a lot about it and who loves it. >> reporter: these englishmen just ran for the first time. >> really enjoyed it. >> exciting. >> the bell ringing and you start running faster and faster. >> we introduced

gore has done some of that. bush's compassionate conservatism is--is some of that. but one of the things that has happened to the bobos is they've become conservative in an old-fashioned sense, meaning distrusting change, disliking confrontation and anger. and i--i really think in terms of temperament, george w. bush is closer to the bobo sensibility because he's not a confrontational guy. he's a lover, not a fighter, as--as he would say. he's a uniter, not a divider. and so he's an an--very anti-ideological person. in 1968, he graduated from yale college--'68, very tumultuous times. he wasn't for the anti--he wasn't for vietnam, he wasn't against it. he really sat out because he was so anti-ideological. that put him out of step with the times in the '70s and '80s when we had an ideological era. but i think it perfectly puts him in step with these times, which are anti-ideological, which are conservative and which are this mooshy left-right synthesis. gore is there in policy grounds, but he himself is a strident individual and i think people will eventually be put o

you don't have to take al gore's word for it.t have to take the ipc's word, the framework convention, all of those people sounding the alarm bells. you can wake up pretty much every day and listen to mother nature who is screaming at us. >> tomorrow, president obama will speak and join more than 120 world leaders at a day-long climate summit. >>> david, i think the thing about this is you still have the no-nothings, the science deniers, the clown card i like to call them on the republican side, mostly republicans, who absolutely refuse any scientific evidence who say that this isn't something we should worry about let alone do anything about. >> well this is mostly politically. in the scientific community, there is a 97% consensus that global warming is real. it's con deuced and we better do something quick. >>> in the political arena, you have 80% deniers. they're given more say than they deserve rather than laugh them out of the room. prior to that clown car, they still keep coming up to the fight. all they have to do is come t

do you remember when al gore warned the world that the ice caps would soon be gone forever? invconvenient truth. >> wahlberg we had. marky mark wasn't there. >> gives good gifts. they should have invited him. [ male announcer ] if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. [ crickets chirping ] but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? [ exhales deeply ] [ male announcer ] well there is biotene. specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants, biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy, too. [ applause ] biotene -- for people who suffer from dry mouth. >> it is monday september 1st. a weekend takes a terrifying turn as lightning strikes a popular beach. >> boom, like a bosch blew up. >> explosion. we saw stuff lift up and people running. >> what will mother nature bring today? maria menounos is tracking it all. >> jihadists gone wild. >> this isn't bring break in cancun. it is a booze filled pool party at an embassy in libya. >> she has all of the right moves. she i

but the principle for gore did was acquired japanese americans who were u.s. citizens also being singled out along with the japanese in germany and by italians? >> how did the because they're in the beginning of removals' the mix of both charges were eventually filed at the local level for a taco . he spent five months in jail and what is interesting is when he landed in king county jail apparently he looked around to and saw where is everyone else because after all they had been brought up and educated in american schools about washington and abraham lincoln and the constitution and principles of democracy said he expected there would be a crowd of other people who felt the same way. but that was not the case in was pretty much by himself. he spent about five months in the county jail and by the way this is really what we try to get across there was any number of laws about court in a tent chapters and so forth but around 2005 my father was cleaning out cordons steady and came across spiral notebooks that were an essence his diaries from the county jail and a

gore, gore had more popular votes but the supreme court decided it was going to go with bush. so here again you have a smaller group of people who were deciding, you know, the outcome of these things. >> let me ask you about money. from an american perspective, as much as we would love to see democracy, although you said it's not exactly about democracy spread around the world, the main concern for the average american has to do with money. there is so much tie with the economy of china, not only the economy but the debt that china holds from america. how does this, is it cause for concern for the average american today? >> i certainly think that's overblown. because yes hong kong is a financial center. but its economy compared to all of china is, you know, still very small percentage. and frankly, what happens with some of these political decisions, i don't think, is going to necessarily lead to think kind of major economic slow down. we can see that china has not had democracy these last 20 years, and that has not stopped their economic growth. >> not at all. >> so i think t

this included former vice president al gore and the secretary-general of the united nations. than 100 20 world leaders including president obama inended the climate summit new york this week. >> we have liftoff. >> the capsule blasted off this morning. it was packed with supplies, including the first 3-d pincher -- printer in space. it will produce parts in orbit rather than get them from earth. joining us now. it is funny because those launches are so dependent on the weather. you could have gotten anything he wanted from our area. ofthe last full weekend summer. followed initially arrives tomorrow. it was gorgeous today. -- fall officially arrives tomorrow. right here you can see that brief shower. didn't get a lot of rain from the precipitation that fell associated with this cold front. in maryland, close to 2/10 of an inch of rain. in landover 74 degrees. 81 hundredths of an inch of rain. we are below average for the monthly rainfall. to 86.h today made it much of this week temperatures will be below average. our far north suburbs will fall into the 50's overnight. alread

i would like to thank kathryn al gore who is over there for introducing a more general view of dollymadison. what i'm going to do today is talk about dolly, not the burning of the white house, but her saving of the portrait of george washington. that really is the topic of my -- it's narrow, but the question then is, what could we learn from it. there was a famous biologist at harvard who once gave an image of looking, from a distance, at a fence, which had a knot hole in it. if you looked at this knot hole from a distance, it was a small part of the fence. if you put your eye to the knot hole, you could see the world. and yes, he studied eyes. in any case, let me begin here. two stories about the war of 1812 are lodged in our collective memory. they remained in the present. they are told in books, in textbooks and in popular culture. one captures american victory over the british during the war. the other symbolizes american resistance. the first, a military success is about andrew jackson, who defeated the british in new orleans in january of 1815. the second is an act of defiance.

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vice president gore later held a symposium with theologians and all kinds of people. what are the implications of this? congressional hearings were held. of course, this is all played out in the journals. a very controversial thing. it took something like 10 years before there was some consensus that these were probably not fossils, that they were other things, other explanations that were not biological and origin. again, the media played a big role there. even when it does not originate with the media, this is more like an event that i think will actually occur. the media will be very important thehow they playe that to public, especially with social media and e-mail and all that. >> again, the second area of your research? >> the nature of discovery. turns out discovery is not what most people think in terms of, eureka, i point my telescope and there it is. discovery is always an extended process. when you discover new classes of astronomical objects, it is never you point your telescope and know what you are looking at. when galileo pointed his telescope at saturn

an estimated 300,000 people filled the streets of manhattan and included former vice president al gore and un secretary- general ban ki-moon. and people came from all over including a woman from castle valley. >> i've never seen anything like it. i'm so glad something like this is happening in my lifetime. >> another californian, governor brown is scheduled to speak up summit tomorrow on the heels of the new legislation he signed. you can see one of the city of san josi's electric charging stations. the city is one of the leaders in the nation, more than 50 of these around city hall, the goal of the un summit ultimately used to establish a new treaty involving climate change and ways to help the situation and they would like to get that done within the next two years. >>> developing in new york city, world leaders meet to discuss how to stop the islamic militants in iraq and syria. secretary of state john kerry and others will take on the issue during the un's general assembly later today. united states is trying to get more middle eastern countries to help fight isis. american and fre

gore, he represented al gore. he lost that one, but still, the guy's a brilliant guy. amazing. that's what -- and you know what? this is where i think hank does a public service. like i say, i think it's 50/50 or even less that he wins this. what's going to be interesting is we're going to get a full hearing on the financial crisis and why these guys did what they did. and you know what we're going to find out? they had no idea what was going on. all three of them have written books, bernanke's book, i guess, is still to come out. especially geithner, he tries to portray himself as knowing what was going on. he was clueless. liz: maybe america needs to see the inside skeletal system of what -- >> yeah, i agree. liz: -- of what happened. after the crash of 1929, you had the commission -- >> well, we did have a commission on it. we did have plenty of hearings on this. most of these hearings don't say anything. this is going to be interesting, david boies deposing bear man can key and geithner on why they did what they did. it's going to be fascinating, and it starts toda

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core will hang in the balance taxpayers are being asked to foot the bill for the extra transportation gore bond and recent parks and open space bonds and those funds will not solve for the current conditions with what messages does it send if the city backs a away from the negotiated that funding that shares the burden for forward planning that i thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon president chiu i'm chaerl with the operators union i'm here to encourage the city and tjpa to continue discussions to enter maturing believable and the tax prelims in the district that's essential in the transbay that's phase one and to start phase two which will take caltrain fourth and king underground to the transbay term and ultimately high speed rail if the high speed rail box will be powdered in the next most they've gathered funds in charge their project the melrose is part of the funding plan it is a great opportunity for the board to continue it's commitment to an infrastructure project that will take the cars off the streets and the passenger load off airplanes that's from the lease

. >> i watched all of those debates he had with vice president gore, and not a single one of them did they get asked, what are you going to do when they blow up the world trade center? >> the fact that the president will be given this a speech on september 11 -- giving this speech on september 11. is a tremendous danger, with its sights set on hitting the u.s., and no word on if obama will seek congressional approval for further options. maureen? >> thank you. in possession now of at least one surveillance drone, a militant group releasing this video, claiming it shows syrian military positions. it is not sure where isil got the drone or how sophisticated it may be. i had, sports director tim brant works down the punishment for ce, after heray ri is shown punching his fiancÉe in an elevator. >> and serious flaws with how traffic tickets are issued in row,for a second time in a a convenience store has fallen victim to an armed robbery, and police released this video, showing three men going in on friday morning, and to of them locked door,pen a and you can see someone get up and run aw

if gore had really defeated bush, right? bush stole it, right? remember florida in 2000?o you think that al gore would have put roberts on the court to be bend it conservatives so they could do what they did yesterday, render a ruling without an opinion on voting rights? do you think liberals would have roled out voting rights on the supreme court. if bush had not won we would not have a supreme court. elections have consequences. so get out and vote and protect your yard because that's what this is all about. and when they say they are determined to do things, believe them. i want to know what you think. is a republican takeover of congress dangerous for america? text a for yes, b for no. we'll bring you results later in the show. this is no small order what unfolded in ohio yesterday through the supreme court of the united states. let me bring in my guests now. mike, you first. is this ruling signal by the supreme court? would a liberal court have done this? >> this is a court that has become an extension of aggressive repunitive republican policy. they are keeping the

at this apartment building here at an gore are terrace. >> the shooter came to the scene to confront male who lives at the address. >> reporter: sources say that ben cook was killed at his doorway hen he got in the argument with the gunman. and eric mcclanahan was shot when he rushed down the stairs. police say the bad guy tossed his revolve near the scene after running out of bullets before taking off on foot. >> there are three witnesses. >> reporter: this is one of the witnesses. she was inside the apartment when the shooting took place. she was taken to police headquarters to be interviewed. three people are being questioned at police headquarters and crime scene units are here trying to piece this all together. nefertiti jaquez, nbc 10 news. >>> we have video of the arrest of the son of allentown's police chief. >> lay down! lay down! >> we told you about this case yesterday on nbc 10 news. the video shows officers with guns drawn repeatedly ordering the man to get down on the ground. he is the son of allentown's police chief. police alevelled the 22-year-old pointed a loaded gu

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. >> and frank gore hassin terd a very special club. >> the long-time running back has rushed for 63 yards yesterday during the win against the dallas cowboys, should we say in the thrashing against the dallas cowboy. he's the all-time leading rusher for the 49ers now ahead of joe perry and roger craig. >> we are just 6 days away from the regular season home opener. we'll have comprehensive, in-depth coverage starting stride morning. we'll be there on day game to give you the inside scoop. >> bud light's latest promotion has back fired on the beer maker. over the kcompany paid the resot town crested butte half a million dollars so it could throw a giant party as part of its up for whatever campaign. the trouble is when the party was over, the partiers couldn't leave. more than a thousand people flew in for the event but then couldn't get out of the small town's airport. one man posted on his twitter account saying literally who to run to the plane because the seats were first come-first serve. not what they were anticipating. >> no, the party never ended. >> but you did get to party.