al gore knows why in the most recent edition of rolling stone magazine gore penned an essay titled climate of denial or why it is that global warming is still a question in america and not viewed here as a fact of life as in most other nations on the planet the analogy that gore uses spot on has to do with professional wrestling to someone just watching professional wrestling for the first time it seems real guys look like they're just beating the snot out of each other there's blood groans of agony kasia all serious injuries one of the tip offs and it's all fake it's all a show it's how the referee asks if wrestling was real the referee would be on point and impartial fulfilling his duty like any other referee in professional sports baseball basketball football but a wrestling the referee is just a character playing an important role in the scripted theatrical inside the ring ever notice that any time the bad guy is breaking the rules like smashing his opponent's skull with a metal chair the referee seems to be distracted. when the good guy finally pile drives the bad guy and lays on top

anyway, frank gore goes from lock out to hold out. he has one year left on his contract.red last year. they want to get their money before he gets pounded this season so he has been advised not to come to camp. the guy that would always give you the locker room quotes is now with the san diego chargers. greg has the same job in san diego and he told spike come down with us. two other 49ers leaving, nate climmens and diver car. a lot of people ask, vern glenn's children, what do they do? jake doing his thing. driving to the bucket. larry, this camp is ages 7-13. i will give him credit, usually they send the assistant general manage, larry spoke to the kids at it the high school, red wood high school, vern glenn's son with mohawk taking it to the hoop. >> terrific athlete. >> one day he may hold out or be locked out like the other nba players. i think he has what it takes. >>> all right. good night everybody. >> good night. turn left. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. hd video cam for lectures. game pad. have you ever considered this ? it's got all

and al gore climate hysteria is back and hitting the world of reality tv. hang on, all of that and more, "the five" starts right now. welcome to "the five". i'm andrea tantaros, let's start out talking about the drama from last night. i'm not talking about the bachelor season finale or the real house wives of new york reunion. i'm talking about the battle on capitol hill and the drama between two men john boehner and president obama that took place. listen to this back and forth. >> the only reason this balanced approach isn't on its way to becoming law right now is because a significant number of republicans in congress are insisting on a different approach. >> i want you to know i made a sincere effort to work with the president and i'll tell you, i gave it my all. >> while republicans might like to see deeper cuts, there are still things we need to pay for as a country. >> the president wanted a blank check six months ago and he wants a blank check today. >> whoa. lots of drama there. all right. dana, i want to ask you, i think the american public has se

in the bush v gore supreme court decision in two thousand and stop the florida recount handed george w. bush the presidency justice antonin scalia wrote in his opinion the counting of votes does in my view threaten irreparable harm to petitioner george w. bush and to the country i cast you no doubt upon what he claims to be the legitimacy of his election i guess denying the guy who actually won the most votes in florida al gore the presidency did not constitute irreparable harm to school and i guess it was important to mention that scalia is son worked for the law firm that was defending george w. bush before the high court just like it was important to mention that clarence thomas' wife worked in the bush transition team and was busy accepting resumes from people who would serve in the bush white house as long as her husband stopped the recount in florida which he did and more than a year after the election a consortium of newspapers including the washington post the new york times and usa today had their own recount in florida manually counting every vote in a process that took alm

florida and manually county every vote in a process that took almost a year and concluded that al gore did indeed win the presidency in two thousand as the november twelfth two thousand and one article in the new york times read if all the ballots had been reviewed under any of seven single standards and combined with the results of an examination of over votes mr gore would have won that little bit of info was slipped into the seventeenth paragraph of the times story on purpose so that it would attract as little attention as possible around the nation why because the nine eleven attacks just happened and journalists have feared that the people with the plain truth that george w. bush actually lost the election would further hurt the nation that was already in crisis so for the third time in four decades republicans won the white house under illegitimate circumstances and now today america is in a great depression thanks to thirty years of failed republican policies that have shredded the middle class outsourced our jobs and crippled our national infrastructure you can only wonder how

. >>> mad ddash, two people are gored on the sixth day of >>> mad ddash, two people are gored on the sixth day of spain's running of the bulls. captions paid for by nbc-universal television hello, and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with deficit dirty work. another day of high level debt talks at the white house yesterday and congressional leaders seem no close doer a compromise deal. however, president obama did add clarity to the seemingly stall ruling out a stop gap plan. nbc's kristen dahlgren joins us from washington with more. >> reporter: this will be the third meeting in as many days. just three weeks to go and the two sides still far air part. especially on issues like spending cuts and the biggest stumbling block remains taxes. in a news conference yesterday, the president said he will take the heat for putting the democratic sacred cows of social security and medicare on the table, in exchange for republicans bending on closing tax loopholes. republicans continue to insist on any tax in

thomas goring was -- hermann goring was very fat. he was a large man. he was considered one of the betterment of the regime. it was more of a relative thing at that time. it was relative to hitler. people could withstand goring much more readily. it was found to be much more reasonable and rational at first. goring seemed to be a flamboyant 9-year-old boy who had a lot of power. he was a very strange character. the charming moment when mrs. dodd, martha's mother, is that a function at the embassy and there are all of these little gilt chairs set up around the room for people to listen to this contraccert. goring sits in the chair in front of her and overwhelms the chair. she spends the concert watching him. the chair breaks and he collapses. it was a charming moment. >> this next guy is a giant. he is so tall, ernst have a anfstaengl. he was a piano player. he could play with some vehemence that you would not want to hear a concert. he was reputed to play late at night to help helter calm his nerves -- to help hitler caml lm his nerves. he would sometim

. >> they don't need ice officer that's goring to put more fear. is it's a public safety issue. >> chief moore promised ice agents will only go after gang member was violent criminal histories. ice says the agency hasn't talked about plans yet. >> and the first high definition security camera to be installed in the fruit veil business district was put into operation today. the city chipping in for cameras meant to help deter crime by videotaping streets outside of the wiss in a community partnership. this is after a popular restaurant owner was killed in april in a botched robbery at his business. >> a continuation of his work and of making this a strong special district. we've been working with merchants using our funding and some of their funding z we're going to be putting up 30 more cameras. >> the reward for information leading to arrest is now at $30,000. and authorities continuing an investigation into the death of a 21-year-old woman whose body was left burning in the street, identified as a 21-year-old from union city. her body found yeste

>>> i'm var sara gore and this is "open house". this week two designers show us how design unfolds on the set. >> home sweet home, at least the recently remodeled tudor home. >> george comes to the rescue of a real new york city hero. >> we knew it was going to be some work, a bit of a handyman special. it's been a struggle to get things done. >>> on "designer living," learn how to quickly revamp your space with new paint. and we'll discover a private estate tucked away in a pacific and we'll discover a private estate tucked away in a pacific palisade. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> welcome to "open house." whether you're buying, selling, redesigning or just dreaming, we've got you covered. today i'm coming to you from a spectacular two-bedroom apartment on the 49th floor in manhattan's midtown west neighborhood. it overlooks central park and the hudson river. inside and out, the views don't get much better than this. now we go behind the scenes of tnt's drama razolian islands with the set dreck traioratodec. how

they say the two-time pro bowl running back holding out for a new contract, gore missed the last five games of the last season with a hairline hip fracture. he is in the final year of a deal he signed way back in 2007. >> coming up -- >> lost friends and i witnessed a whole town be destroyed. >> returning to japan, a local woman who survived the quake and tsunami is going back. the one thing compelling her to return. why airlines could issue a tax refund, that and the rest of the news before the bell coming up. and, the big trade. find out when the giants could have a new slugger. atf ownwnsasa n jose. >> well, good morning. it's 4:43 as we look at one of the bridges and some of the traffic building up. we'll check in with mike in just a minute. the irs says airlines need to issue tax refunds, at least kind of, "today in the bay's" nicole lapin with that and the rest of the news before the bell. good morning. >> good morning to you. i'll get to that. futures are higher after yesterday's big market sell-off. investors growing worried about the stalemate in washington over raising the n

gore made the front page of "the new york times." he has a framed in his office. he was the youngest attorney and first hispanic to serve as president of the florida bar. he was chair of the ethics commission and served on the orange board committee. in the aba, he has been a florida state delegate, chair of the house of delegates, our policy-making body, served on the board of governors, and is a fellow of the american bar foundation. as the aba president, he has led national effort to protect state courts, improve civics education, and fight cuts to legal aid funding. it is his mission to make equal justice under law a vibrant living reality for everyone, not just four words carved on the facade of the supreme court building in washington. mr. zack is a passionate and tireless advocate for liberty and justice for all. as he wrote in a letter in today's "daily journal," "that is what our profession does. we get in the way of wrong. we get in the way of attempts to separate and divide our society. we get in the way of those who would let our constitutional democra

jeff gore shows us even his father seems to think that his son would be better off dead. anders bearing write vac is changes his story. after insisting it was his work alone he hinted that two cells of extremists worked with him. both capable of more attacks. he was denied the court hearing and ordered held at least 8 weeks. the most of the time in solitary. while that will give him time to think this 32-year-old, a self proclaimed knight, is going to do remorse. his 1500 page manifesto indicating he began planning his attacks all the way back in 2002 is exhaustively detailed. insisting he is not guilty of any crime because he was needed to send europe back to the days of white christian domination. from france breivik's father who hasn't spoken to his son in years says he wished he would have killed himself after the onslaught. the bombing of government buildings in oslow left 8 dead. 90 minutes later a youth campground shooting spree that lasted for an hour and a half. officials today revived down the number of dead to 68 but it's still the worst shooting by a single gu

bush, opposed to al gore. from the stunning crystal clear announcement in springfield, illinois, back in 2007. and then all the way. kelly, the problem the president has is these have been difficult times. these are his advertisements f. you will. how does he say things will be a lot better than what you see? >> patience is a very tough argument. he can still have an imagery, benefit for optimist. michelle obama's prominence, the children f he can talk about doing better and give some of those examples, whether it comes from what he's done pulling out of the wars and osama bin laden and all of that kind of thing, that can help in an area where he might have been otherwise weak. if he can talk about these increment am improvements in the economy maybe. but increments are hard to sell. chris: has he gotten stuck in washington? watching all of this dead fight all of these weeks, i wonder if hasn't gotten caught behind the desk? >> i think he's been playing on the republican field throughout on this debt fight. th

he's a rival always thirds into a great spectacle put on by his russian associates and all day al gore portie promoting not only a healthy lifestyle but also raising doubts about the very laws of physics. is that it's very important to be able to have complete control over the body park or could also be very practical too like when you fly in from bad guys or something and if i like what i see here who knows i might join them. russia's climate doesn't allow for a year round. but that's exactly the orse the last fifteen to overcome an obstacle unsurmountable in everyday life. understand that russians don't have many opportunities to practice park or especially in winter when it's cold and their feet thing is covered with snow despite i was impressed with their technique and believe it has a future here. the global parker community truly has no boundaries with the world's youth united under similar slogans and that's to be healthy in body and spirit through the attainment of flexibility reflex coordination and most importantly self discipline remarkable for our easy. and fun it's one of

and so that's what i'm... >> hinojosa: and you actually do love al gore. you said that that was a very inspirational moment for you, to see that. >> hinojosa: tell us about the novel that you're working on. is it finished? >> it is. it is actually finished now. i was... as i was catching the... riding the acela up here i was doing some... you know, some... i had an editor look at it. so i was doing some little... you know, little bits and pieces here and there. so i'm hoping to be able to hand it in to... this is my own editor, but to hand it in to a publishing house and have it out by 2011. and in this novel, i have really tried to look at the life of young men, which is interesting for me, you know what i mean? so it was literally a world that i observed but didn't know. i tried to inhabit the body of a young man. this young man, he's a dancer. so again, i'm still looking at some issues of race and class, but also looking at what it means to be an artist in america. and also a thing that has impacted not me personally so much, but that i've watched a lot

welcome back to spotlight i'm al gore knob in just a reminder that my guest on the show today is killed the myth that he and head of the russian direct investment fund were talking about this new fund about about getting money to invest into russian economy how hard well the easiest part of your job i guess is to get those those couple of billion dollars from the russian government you said an interesting thing just with before we took a pause you said that when the government becomes a partner in russia this attracts foreign investors because the part of the government is a reliable and a rich partner but this is strange. you say that this attract government activity in your friend in economy here is attractive for foreigners but on the other hand they used to say the russian government is too active an economy the russian government doesn't let us do for free business on a free market we want less government. attention and less government activity in the economy so says so where's the where's the limits and obvious limits for for the government activities in the economy and i think it

here's coach harbaugh first on gore. >> i worry about frank. i like frank.a forty-niner and hope frank comes back. >> each year is change. unfortunately there's some guys i have had the pleasure of playing with that no longer with us any more and paparrazi just part of the game. if. >> now the 9ers were in pursuit of former raider the pro bowl corner back made a decision today signing with the eagles. came out of nowhere with a 5 year, 60 million dollar deal. 25 mill of that is guaranteed. cal product spent past 8 seasons in silver and black. on to baseball. giants open weekend series in cincinnati with all kinds of bay area connection. baker and willis and giants get done in by their own world series mvp edgar. d taken. alameda. row contrary with the red. beltran first hit as giant. line to left. former giant lewis comes up firing. striking at the plate. erin is safe. actually he was out. look at the replay. taking up high. dusty in the happy. giants up. tie in the eighth off relief are. double with two down. trying to scor score. if huffing and puffing and

that was a done deal, al gore's fondest dream. where is al gore? he has disappeared.merican workers when they decided whether or not to join a union. that was big labor's payoff. third was the health-care takeover. that was a done deal. it is easy to think differently, but go back to january 2009. today, i want you to think about those three. this is a technical term i learned at virginia tech, so bear with me. but cap and trade today is better than a doornail. -- deader than a doornail. it is done. did al gore suddenly say he was just kidding about that? you know what happened to cap and trade? you happen to cap and trade. this grass-roots ruble rose up and kill the legislation. payoff,ck, big labor's it has not even come up for a vote. it is on the ash heap of history in this country because of you. [applause] and health care -- there is no way around it. we have some victories. we stopped the public option, but it was a defeat most bitter, was it not? we lost that one. in defeat, you worked so hard at educating your fellow americans that in the and that catapulted

multiple personnel on the scene goring to be diminished. so our ability to mitigate emergencies decreased. >> i don't feel very safe. i have never had to have circumstances where i need them, but would like to know they can be there when they're called. and it sounds like they may be delayed. >> our firefighters goring to do everything they can to protect the community. they're professionals but can only do so much. when we stretch our resources, it puts strain on their ability to protect our neighborhood. >> and as you can see, the grass atop communications hill is already tender dry. san jose laid off 49 firefighters last year, factoring in the browned out station, they're operating with nine fewer companies than it did two years ago. the mayor says it's unlikely they'll be able to fire any firefighters until they can address issues of rising pension costs. we're live in san jose, abc 7 news. >> thank you, david, city leaders working into early morning hours reached a deal on a $6.8 billion package for san francisco. the board presented r

. >> i imagine he's frustrated and the fact is that we goring to abide by principal autos that followed a tense exchange at the white house, cantor told the president the two sides are too far apart. and president obama threatened to veto any measures and said don't call my bluff. >> we're in the fox hole. this is not easy. >> republicans stand firm on resisting tax hikes, democrats learned defaults were spelling economic disaster. >> if you're seniors maybe not get social security checks, or veteran not getting their benefits. >> running out of time. the iz of the country are on us. the eyes of the world are on us. >> speaking of the eyes of the world, china has a big interest in these talks, lending more money to the u.s. than anyone. abc news, washington. >> and back in the bay area, first look at our accu-weather forecast. it continues to be kind of the same. >> yes. cold. >> and change is coming. i think you'll like this weechblgtd and there is clouds clearing right now. so there will be mostly clear skies at the coast and clouds returning during overnight hours, then, tomorrow mor

correct. >> greta: that is when people goring to be unhappy. >> here is what reid and mcconnell would do. find a way to adjust the bill so you can get votes to get over 60 votes, and send it back to the house, now with democrats having voted for it, you can get democratic votes in the house. and boehner still needs to get a majority of the conference but there is more flexibility there. >> so he's going to lose more there because you can pick up democrats because of the changed bill? >> yes. there are a lot of republicans and i think a lot of the reason speaker boehner was able to get people to support this bill that didn't want to support sit because they understand the economy really tanks because of a default and republicans take the brunt that have, goitsing to be tougher in 2012. number two, obama will ont economy, soley. and three, they might lose their leverage. my theory is that i know people think after august 2 their leverage increases because then everybody sort of got to go and say fine, what do you want to get out of this hole. i think at that point they go look. we're go

and absent is frank gore, he's holding out. michael crabtree, who can't practice.his left knee is in a boot. and he could miss all of training camp, yet again. niners fined alex smith today but the new nfl contract says he's not allowed to practice until thursday. so the yeek is taking snaps and trying to learn how to take the snaps, played out with a shot z.going to be a work in progress. and there is coach on gore. >> i worry about frank. you know? i like frank. he's a 49er. you know? and i hope he comes back. >> each year it's going to be change. and unfortunately there are some guys i've had the pleasure of playing with that are no longer with us anymore. you know that is just part of the game. >> and that, it s niners were to issue the former raider the quarterback finally made his decision today, siding with the philadelphia eagle who's came out november where, swooping in with a five-year, $60 million deal. $20 million guaranteed. the first eight years of the nfl career in oakland. on to baseball, giants opening a weekend series in cincinnati. and there is d

. 24-year-old australian man was gored in the leg after taunting a 1200 pound bull. my mom always told me don't do that. the festival has six more runs left. thousands go to pamplona each year to see the festival. >> hey, driving in on the embarcadero this morning, there was detour around folsom and mike, it looks like there is a movie shoot going on. a little closure around the embarcadero because they are shooting around folsom. >> how dare they get in our commute. >> it hurts at 3:00 in the morning. even a did he dee tour. >> exactly. >> figured it had a to be a film. but it's not going to get too hot. clouds haven't made it to the area yet. looks like a lot of sunshine, temperatures around 65. >> that sounds good. maybe we can walk over and be extras. >> go get some lunch down at the ferry building to check it out. it's always nice. >> saw a lot of people there. they have a trolley car there and for 3:00 in the morning. >> let's talk about what is going on for your commute, hopefully they won't be there. once the ferry building they will have a lot of people comi

correct. >> greta: that is when people goring to be unhappy. >> here is what reid and mcconnell would do. find a way to adjust the bill so you can get votes to get over 60 votes, and send it back to the house, now with democrats having voted for it, you can get democratic votes in the house. and boehner still needs to get a majority of the conference but there is more flexibility there. >> so he's going to lose more there because you can pick up democrats because of the changed bill? >> yes. there are a lot of republicans and i think a lot of the reason speaker boehner was able to get people to support this bill that didn't want to support sit because they understand the economy really tanks because of a default and republicans take the brunt that have, goitsing to be tougher in 2012. number two, obama will ont economy, soley. and three, they might lose their leverage. my theory is that i know people think after august 2 their leverage increases because then everybody sort of got to go and say fine, what do you want to get out of this hole. i think at that point they go look. we're go

the midst of everybody struggling for them in the old times and al gore bridge over the years you know how things are immutable would you think of some us that makes the effort i making it only one hundred pounds a week and to some accounts last a month as a child that you know was summer i don't know just how bad i was sick no live why then and this article i'm at the end of my rope. isn't responsible for a word that's really interesting here just lazy. only lose my job again but sure we'll see a lot i want to be an altar boy. that is the way you want to be ordained and i want to turn my life around a little i really wanted to and ted haggard me. but i believe there are a lot better yet hope you rise up to it's meaning not me as i hear that the stuff. that was an older boy in question isn't it i also feel that i'm changing. well let's all feel it because i am wearing something worthy. if. god willing or not for everyone will respect me this year. just before. its lights. one meal of the white father is in jail in less than ten minutes he was building an apartment for me in the book wi

listening to al gore, the world will end in the next 20 years. so on the other side, we are fine. it goes back to, if you are going to teach theory, we will start teaching religion. we will start teaching politics, you name it, anything you want in the schools. and it goes back to everybody complaining about how dumb our kids are. it is just going to make them dumber. it doesn't help them at all knowing the world will get hotter. >> i don't mind the fact we are having dumber kids. they are easily manipulated. you can have them work for you. i hope to have map working for me. -- i hope to have many working for me. >> here is my problem. the school is broke. so a local environmental group is sponsoring this class. and they have had some questionable theories on the environment, propaganda-type situations. so is this a problem for all of the schools out there, the public schools going broke? >> yeah, they should be focusing on getting better teachers and actually figuring out how to deal with these violent kids. >> i agree with anything she is saying. >> i was just pretending to answ

correct. >> greta: that is when people goring to be unhappy. >> here is what reid and mcconnell would do. find a way to adjust the bill so you can get votes to get over 60 votes, and send it back to the house, now with democrats having voted for it, you can get democratic votes in the house. and boehner still needs to get a majority of the conference but there is more flexibility there. >> so he's going to lose more there because you can pick up democrats because of the changed bill? >> yes. there are a lot of republicans and i think a lot of the reason speaker boehner was able to get people to support this bill that didn't want to support sit because they understand the economy really tanks because of a default and republicans take the brunt that have, goitsing to be tougher in 2012. number two, obama will ont economy, soley. and three, they might lose their leverage. my theory is that i know people think after august 2 their leverage increases because then everybody sort of got to go and say fine, what do you want to get out of this hole. i think at that point they go look. we're go

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that was a member of the green party and martin gore six says it's a martin was. not the last we're seeing friends we've seen a lot while filming the show so. let us put a bird has never flown into the room before. the sound that the singer still i think is there an expert on martin's here is it's good that was. it's a swallow that i still find an expert on swallows course it doesn't know this the mayor young nero says it's a representative from berkeley preserve that's now well. i don't know as the person says it is on march seventeenth i asked the citizens if they agree with the radar base i recommend that you find the courage to ask the citizens if they want the base city or country men sat here one from the science academy one from the defense academy and mr couch ski. they advised you and scientists have advised you mr burr sixty one you will totally destroy burley's flora and fauna but you don't live there so you don't care when will you wake up yes not what it was. think the feel we have to get it and if aired on paula mail that i am convinced that the cert

nobody was gored in this year's annual running of the bulls in spain. the annual festival dates back to 1951. i think you have to be crazy to do that. >>> i would do the whole tomato throwing thing. let's look at our forecast. tomorrow showers churning late morning and into saturday. sunday is the better of the two days. >> what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want a firm bed you can lay on one of those if you want a soft bed you can lay on one of those." we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. this is your body there. you can see a little more pressure in the shoulders and in the hips. then they start telling us,, "well, yeah, i feel sore right there in the morning." my lower back. that's right where i've been experiencing pain. now you can feel what happens as we raise your sleep number setting and allow the bed to contour to your individual shape. oh yeah. it's really molding to my body. when you find somebody's perfect level of

defended their boss showing off a display of books including over republican leaders including al gore. one republican leader did not see the connection. >> the difference between mr. gingrich book deal, is that mr. gingrich was going to take an unprecedented $4.5 million from a man who has a direct interest in federal legislation and who has a case pending before the communication committee. >> reporter: among those expressing concern was then senate republican leader bob dole. when we come back, remembering another media empire by a man who also built himself a castle. william randolph dorf. i tell ya, i work a long day, every day. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything you can think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every weekend, seems like we're headin' down to the lake. we're pullin' a boat or somethin'. i don't know why. i just do. it's not a problem. i don't mind as long as we always stop at chevron and get that techron stuff. my ears flop around too. check it out. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you, car

>> do not go to loss gore. [laughter] fine you would be throwing your life away. unless you will be a scumbag trial lawyer like john edwards you will not work-- to make that much money but working for the rest of your life on the weekend i met somebody with the strangest jobber are sid did you know, you would be doing this in a college? of course, she laughed. i no. the person who designs food for tv commercials so it looks attractive the lighting and how you put on the plate. there are a lot of jobs out there and i think john conservative should go into the media, hollywood, public-sch ool teachers, the pay is fantastic by the way. [laughter] college professors line college republicans could teach me a few tricks if you're an open republican apparently you are not going with the flow that is where you first see the of bathetic mess as they suck up to their professor teacher and found another example of homophobia and hamlet. [laughter] that is fine. settle down you really don need advice from me some did come up with catch the illegal alien game which i am bowled

correct. >> greta: that is when people goring to be unhappy. >> here is what reid and mcconnell wouldd a way to adjust the bill so you can get votes to get over 60 votes, and send it back to the house, now with democrats having voted for it, you can get democratic votes in the house. and boehner still needs to get a majority of the conference but there is more flexibility there. >> so he's going to lose more there because you can pick up democrats because of the changed bill? >> yes. there are a lot of republicans and i think a lot of the reason speaker boehner was able to get people to support this bill that didn't want to support sit because they understand the economy really tanks because of a default and republicans take the brunt that have, goitsing to be tougher in 2012. number two, obama will ont economy, soley. and three, they might lose their leverage. my theory is that i know people think after august 2 their leverage increases because then everybody sort of got to go and say fine, what do you want to get out of this hole. i think at that point they go look. we're going to g

correct. >> greta: that is when people goring to be unhappy. >> here is what reid and mcconnell wouldway to adjust the bill so you can get votes to get over 60 votes, and send it back to the house, now with democrats having voted for it, you can get democratic votes in the house. and boehner still needs to get a majority of the conference but there is more flexibility there. >> so he's going to lose more there because you can pick up democrats because of the changed bill? >> yes. there are a lot of republicans and i think a lot of the reason speaker boehner was able to get people to support this bill that didn't want to support sit because they understand the economy really tanks because of a default and republicans take the brunt that have, goitsing to be tougher in 2012. number two, obama will ont economy, soley. and three, they might lose their leverage. my theory is that i know people think after august 2 their leverage increases because then everybody sort of got to go and say fine, what do you want to get out of this hole. i think at that point they go look. we're going to go in

when ways spokesman for al gore in west palm beach.ranchise sewed many african-american voters across the state as well as other voting irregularities that took place. then in 2007, charlie crist in florida gave the voting rights back. they said you go to jail as pannishment, not for punishment. then after that your punishment ceased. once you paid your price to society, you get to come back it society. if we are about rehabilitating people and having them have productive lives, voting is part of that. clearing going after african-americans, latinos, young people by not allowing them to have the right to vote, where they go to school. they have to vote where they are from even though they are not living where they are from. this is historic -- >> you not only have the problem as the president, former clinton talked about, those that paid their debt to society in florida. when you are talking about photo id, a lot of people don't understand, that in a lot of the areas we polled, you have large percentages of young people in communities

kathy gore would here, who worked on the project, but commanded the bookings for a number of years and is expert. i would also offer any member of the board of supervisors who would like to come to county jail one and see what a booking looks like, how our processes have changed, i would be happy to set that up. supervisor mirkarimi: i would and courage that. i have done it, i'd not know who other has, but it is an important port. colleagues, would you like to ask for a question? supervisor cohen: i do not necessarily have a question for you, but i wanted to ask linda a couple of things. this is actually just a point of clarification. i want to make sure i heard you correctly, the police department is not on board with this -- participating in this technology? >> the police department has the greatest challenge right now because they have a very large work force in a city-wide implementation. i think the police department is here if you want to talk to them. i think the challenge is, they have had multiple chief changes, multiple cio changes. they need to look at what had been delivere

no one was gored in this year's race between man and beast. >> you have been watching newsday from the bbc. >> a quick reminder of our main news. britain's best-selling sunday newspaper "the news of the world" is to be closed after this sunday's edition. police investigating the phone hacking scandal at the paper have identified 4000 potential victims. that is all from us in london and singapore. of course, you can get much more on our website, all of the news of today's close of the world on the bbc news website. so take a look. >> make sense of international news at the bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vt., and honolulu. andan's own foundation, union bank. ♪ >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> bbc world news was presented >> bbc world news was presented

the decision came after al gore won the popular vote but george b. bush won the election. >>> a nonprofit think tank thinks california could boost voter turn out by allowing online voter registration. researchers say nine states that currently allow it save money and reduce fraud. the pew center estimates 600 million californians who are eligible to vote don't. >>> and a judge declared a mistrial on the second day of testimony in the clemens trial. prosecutors made a grave mistake in letting jurors see a video tape discussing credibility the of testimony. >>> cofounder larry payge took over as ceo in april. stocks traded lower as ben bernanke testified that the central bank has no immediate plans to stimulate the economy by buying treasury bonds. the dow lost 54 points. the nasdaq dropped 34. >>> for harry potter fans they might say it's a bittersweet fan. the final film opens in theaters just hours from now. >> if you're a fan of harry potter you're a die-hard fan. >> yeah, i'm a harry potter fan, it's awesome. >> reporter: harry potter and the deat

in fact, your sales pax tax and vehicle fees goring down tomorrow. -- going down tomorrow. >> this is the first ontime budget since i've been governor. >> governor brown joked about an ontime budget, the $86 billion plan was no laughing matter. it pairs down state services and brings general fund spending to its lowest since early 70s. nearly one quarter of the funding to uc and c su. have been splashed -- slashed. 70 state parks state slait forward closure. the poor and elderly will have to live on less cash aid. >> these are a tough, hard decisions. and going forward californian goesing to have to think hard about what is it that we want? >> the first choice was to ask voters if they want to extend the tax hikes to save services. but after months of arm twisting governor brown could not convince two republicans in each house to go along. >> this is a victory for the people. >> republicans celebrated the end of the hikes, marking it freedom from higher taxes day. they estimate the california household will be able to keep a thousand dollars per tax year. >> this is much-needed reliev

today an australian man was gored in the leg and three others were injured. pretty brave. >>> now, here's an early look at one of you're top health headlines on msnbc.com. no state had an obesity rate above 25%, today all the states do except for colorado which stands at 19.8%. mississippi is the heaviest state with an adult obesity rate of 34.4%. four years ago only one state had an adult obesity rate above 30%. then today a dozen states top that 30% mark. >>> for more information on this and other health stories, head to the web. check out the health page online at msnbc.com. >>> early today health is brought to you by vagisil wash with odor block, the confident clean. >>> here's an early look at how wall street will kick off. the dow at 12719 after rising 93 yesterday. the s&p was up 14, the nasdaq gained 38. taking a look at overseas trading now, in tokyo, the nikkei added 66 points while in hong kong, the hang seng grew 196. >>> the rally returned thursday as a big rebound in retail sales and jobs reports pushed stocks near annual highs. the nasdaq notch