this is pat goss, the resident master technician on motor week tv. him on pbs and discovery hd theater. he also also hosts goss' garage and he joins us on the phone. pat are you there? >> yes, i am. >> good to talk to you. thank you for joining us this morning. >> it is my pleasure. >> you know everything there is to know about cars. you got your shop in seabrook, maryland, one of the huest rates shops for diagnostics and repairs in the country. >> i believe it. >> do you hear about this often? >> well being -- well, i wouldn't say often but every once in a while, people come up with the question, is my car actually burning more gas and the answer to that is no. >> no. >> i suspected it was not. but why does the gas gauge steam to move more quickly when it gets to the bottom. >> that will vary from one brand and style to another but manufacturers tend to bias their gauges a little bit so that they seem to stay on full for a longer period of time. and then as they drop down, you get down toward the end, the gauge, not the gas itself, but the gauge ten

>> her girlfriend, latanya goss, works with her in the prison kitchen.37-year sentence for second-degree murder. >> me and her just clicked. i accepted her into my world. i'm really a loner. i don't talk to people a lot. and i could talk to her. >> you're crazy. >> she is very dear to me. i hold her close. she has helped me through a lot. she's helped me through this time a lot, since i've been here. she's with a woman. that's just wrong. it's wrong. i just want to pick her up and shake her sometimes and say, "i raised you better than that." >> i'm 21 years old. you've not been my mother for 21 years. why do you want to start now? and that's my question to her, why do you want to start now? >> i tried to get her to go to church. it's like, she don't want to do that. unless -- well, tanya gets her to go. >> you can't say girlfriend? >> it's hard. i think god will intervene eventually if i pray long enough and hard enough. i can hope. >> kiss me through the air. >>> coming up -- >> they call me cornbread here because my husband was eating cornbread when i

called it the first in the i mean period stuff and we got the second one fellow slid back in marcel goss added at the end of the second period. then you go because of got the fourth. before dinara got one but so did the strike from ben despite the victory spartak stay in the western conference. now in other news they'll be a new face in the russian squad for their two remaining euro two thousand and twelve qualifies rubin strike of lot of media do has received his maiden call up to fill the void left by the injured alexander courage because of who hurt his ankle at the weekend twenty three year old they're doing has scored three goals in twenty games since the start of the domestic season while coach began because as once again overlooked former russia star dimitri started his time at champions i.x. with a goal after shutting it down hard last season group the leaders russia go to survive friday before hosting andorra four days later. on the dune wasn't among the scores in the russian premier league this weekend his rubin team mate but chetty got the goals in there to know when over tom

my eastern border is goss street, my northern border is california street, our southern border is waller and as you mentioned earlier, all of the neighbors in between. from our inner sunset, the challenges there have been very, very different than say on the other side of the district in the western addition. one of the most pronounced and high-profile challenges that had vexed my predecessors in the city is i think the completion resignation that the western addition had to be engulfed in crime in public safety. borrowing from my past and working in the criminal justice industry and my determination to no capitulate the fact that people in public housing deserve the same public safety i think advocacy and people in the most aflupet parts of san francisco. chronically before i came into office, the western addition for 20 years previously ranked either second or third highest in the homicide rate. i made sure when a homicide, murder had happened, the police department would dispatch me any time of the day. i had attended over 50 murders and i wanted to make it clear to the community i wa

my colleague porter gos who -- goss, who took over the c.i.a., i have talked to him. there's a heightened thought of what to do because of potential terrorism. >> have you heard about the n.s.a. we know about the warrantless eaves dropping and the flap over that. the president seems to not only successfully not been hurt by it, but he comes out a winner because the congress has come away from it because they don't want to appear soft on security. but the n.s.a., it is said, put cookies on those computers that inquierd into the n.s.a. have you heard anything about that? >> no, i know it's cookies are put on my computer all the time. it's not only cookies we had a bill dealing with the spyware and that has not passed. >> do you think that the federal government is doing enough with this new phenomenon where a person's identity cannot only be penetrated and exhausted but also stolen? >> i think the government does not have in place the legislation. this bill has not passed that i have. we don't havehe bill in place dealing with pretexting, protecting information from you

players became leaders in their respective national teams that fact alone has certainly added to says goss poor record in the recent games including the latest disappointing domestic to all draw at home to take note of what he did but we've been playing with it depleted squad for quite some time already plus most of our men were instrumental for their countries in recent international matches is obviously built up by now the moment nation costs us dearly what if but i think it will make the right conclusions from what happened and these things won't happen again i mean it wasn't the best of starts versus gone moscow in the group stages of the u.a.e. a champions league but the muscovites displayed true strength of character coming back from two goals against little to salvage a draw and says almost managed to repeat that feat in the next match against its wanted ten champions in terror but a late goal by mozart to left the army men in last place in group b. tribes and war on the other hand find themselves at the top of the group after defeating answer in italy while french outfit little hav

rate is among the main losers after it posted weak results for the first half of the year and after goss has done better than the markets poland reports saying it received a record number of orders ford's lot a ground model. the u.s. car giant ford plans to triple production in russia to three hundred thousand cars annually over the weekend over the weekend the company kicked off operations of its russian joint venture ford solar's which boosts ford's production capacity in the country to three plants but speaking to r t ford c.e.o. alan mullaly says the company is well prepared for possible crisis and slump in the bond. well clearly it is. a lot of uncertainty in the world today but there right here good news is that that world economy is growing and so you know we took action very aggressive action to restructure our stars and also to size our production to the lower demand so we're probably in the best condition that we've ever been and as far as our operating performance and i am sure we clearly can help him deal with it with another crisis point continue to improve our balance sheet

selective pressure here goss especially in corporate names we.can be kind of safe have been however in case the negative sentiment containers. will get ahead as well. that's going to meet in forty five minutes from what you have with us arts. so. at the. swimming. committee. the be limited to just say. it's just so. the so familiar name is. created to serve public interests to inform and to entertain. these days there's nothing easier than opening up a new media outlets but there is nothing harder than revoking its license in case of corruption. from. the san antonio ways in tom it's a problem if you can indulge in a commune. where you have one large corporation controlling the daily newspapers radio stations television stations a cable outlet or you tell me that that sounds like democracy public opinion versus f.c.c. broadcast blues on a larger culture is that so much good news going to make a lot of people a very serious look at days of rage is the global economy on the brink of a double dip recession if so why can't the rich west find the righ

based investigative journalist tony goss on. i think we're dealing with people who are absolutely in denial they're not interested in what he ordinary people want and i think this tells us the scales are falling from our eyes this shows us that america is not a democracy they're not listening to what the people have got to say and these are ordinary people coming up with their solutions because those people charged with running our financial system have not just made a mess of things they have actually orchestrated that system in their own interest it's absolutely inexcusable for the police to be wading in in a democracy note in a democracy the police do not wading into peaceful demonstrators as they have been in new york so i think this is another indication that america's democracy is actually failing us at the moment it's failing the world and it's absolutely not one for them to be going around the world so-called spreading democracy when they haven't even got democracy in their own country you know in their own government in

loss goss toss the city at 70 and not much change may be a little warmup but cooler and dry quiet as we go into sunday and monday. >>> a possible police raid on the occupied protesters in justin herman plaza, it looks like it has been called off. tara moriarty joins us in the stabling area where the police have been, right tara? >> reporter: if you look behind me you can see the last of the police officers are leaving and this area was just swarming. it was a sea of blue and it appears everybody is loafing and we asked them where they are going and they say they are going to get breakfast and go to bed. a lot of them have been on duty since 5:00 last night and we are looking at a shift change but the whole plan to raid the encampment has been called off and now all of the officers will go to their individual stations. when the chief says, hey we are going in they will swoop in and get the job done but there have been conflicting reports from the protesters as to what the agenda is and ed lee does not want them camping out overnight but he also said he just wants to clean up the area

>> this is this kind of myth that will -- >> the do-nothing congress finally goss to war. not on unemployment, but on women's health. tonight senator sheldon whitehouse on republican party's outrageous priorities. >> well, thank you. >> watch out, seniors. >> 9-9-9 plans. >> the leading republican's plan is called 9-9-9, but it would deep-six social security. >>> and willard mitt romney wants to deep six his health care plan. we'll hear from the adviser who met with president obama. >> as we grew older, i think we blinked. >> plus the icon. >> you never stopped that act viv, wight? >> i don't like to give up fun. >> my interview with the great harry belafonte, who still won't give up the quest for justice in this country. "politics nation" starts right now. >>> welcome to "politics nation." i'm al sharpton, live from las vegas. tonight's lead, republicans in congress just plain outrageous. again today, president obama challenged the gop to put forth a jobs plan. >> show us the republican jobs plan that independent economists would indicate would actually put people back to

stephanie goss reports. >> reporter: the police arrested john wayne gacy in his chicago home on decembernd for months afterward, the bodies kept coming out. >> 30 bodies buried in his crawl space, nobody really believed him. >> reporter: 33 in total. young men between the ages of 14 and 22, lured into his home, sexually assaulted, and murdered. gacy, who sometimes worked as a volunteer clown, was convicted and eventually executed by lethal injection, but a misery remains. eight unidentified victims. now more thanÑi 30 years later, with modern technology at his disposal, chicago sheriff tom dart wants to know who they were. >> now through dna, family who's had no hope of having a match, have the absolute hope, saying this is or is not your loved one. >> reporter: the police dug up the eight sets of remains and sent them to this lab at theÑi university of north texas for dna analysis. to find possible matches, police have opened a hotline and are asking families like this for dna samples. 22-year-old edward went missing in 1978. >> it's been 33 long years, not knowing what happened to my b

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it goss worse and worse, this story. is there a lot of interest around this case? one of those water cooler talkers. however, inside the courtroom today, it was not packed, it was not standing room only. this somewhat kind of went under the radar. really, it was a status hearing. the defendants weren't there. so it really was kind of just another day at the courthouse. there wasn't necessarily any family around and if there was any family of weston there, they scooted off rather quickly. so people were interested in it. >> sure. and the scheme, this alleged scheme to steal victims' social security money, are prosecutors offering anymore insight into how big this particular case was? >> not right now. as we were discussing last week, too, prosecutors as well as authorities are keeping some cards close to the chest because they do have to take this to trial. there are some details that they're just not elaborating on. >> sarah, get back to us when you have more details. obviously this is a case a lot of folks are very interested in. a very disturbing situation. >>> m

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these just goss another quarter after million americans their jobs. it's time to put an end to this craziness. we can hope that it won't happen. that we can stop these trade agreements here this week on the floor. and look for a new trade policy, one that creates and brings jobs home to the united states of america. i thought that's who we were here to represent. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee, for five minutes. ms. jackson lee: thank you, madam speaker. there are many times that we come to the floor to address our current flight, and -- plight, and i do wish to say to the american people that we are well aware of the importance of jobs and the focus of creating those jobs. and i offer to you that most economists will say that job creation is a public and private partnership. i rise today, however, as, again, those who seek the republican nomination for the presidency of the united states that will come before the american people this evening, they will present a num