>> no, gus. no, gus, no. >> he was half dog and half pool bay, gus. sorry, gus. it was something i had to do. it is amazing but does this stuff when you hear this bother you? >> of course. all i have is our credibility and our ethics. >> that's all you have? >> that's all i have. i mean, without credibility and ethics, what kind of reporter would i be? without credibility i should say what kind of reporter would i be? >> a vintage drunk. >> reviews coming up. >> it is hard to see humor in this because -- >> yeah you can take it serious. >> so i will leave it at that. >> you are drunk half the time when you are reporting. >> that's what i'm saying. >> somebody will see that and then write about it. >> he is drunk with information. >> how is it possible 22% of the media favor republicans. how is it possible that people believe that the media favor -- >> i never heard of the phrase media bias. what the hell, right? of course i am not surprised. i don't think anyone here is surprised. the europeans have their anti-american media bias. the arabs have their anti-israel

and my neighbor gus. existing for miller retell requires a conditional use hearing when any tiber retail sales and service chain files a permit to move into a neighborhood commercial district. yes, any type of retail sales and service, including financial-services. that is the spirit of the law and is also the letter of the law. some of the planning department over what the the category of retail sales and services is a catch-all that includes financial services. but we can always get the zoning tables for neighborhood commercial districts, even the zoning administrators can do this as well, and see their financial services is included right there under the category heading a retail sales and services. it alleges that a fix is unnecessary to correct this oversight. we just need the planning commissioners to clarify the financial-services are included in for miller retail, so that any pending or proposed permits require a hearing to determine that there necessary and desirable for san francisco neighborhoo

. >> where are we going now, gus? gus coletti, a man neighbors call the unofficial mayor of this community, showed me around. >> that be the house. that's where it all began. >> he tells me about a night last may that brought an unbelievable mystery to his doorstep. >> she showed up at my door, and she was banging on the door screaming, help me, help me, help me. i opened the door and she stepped in and she just stood there yelling help me. >> he later learned the woman was 23-year-old shannon gilbert. >> i picked the phone up and i started to dial 911 and she bolted out the door and there was the car coming down this road slow, stopping, going, stopping. i asked him, what are you guys doing? he said they had a party at brewer's house. she got upset and left. they were looking to find her to bring her back to the party. he took off after her. >> in the car? >> in the car. that was the last time i saw her. >> he says he waited about 45 minutes for the police. by the time they arrived, shannon gilbert had vanished. when

i'd like to acknowledge my colleague, sandy, for joinin gus. -- joining us. at this time, i'd like to welcome ed lee, the mayor of san francisco. [applause] >> thank you, hydra and mckinley students. thank you very much. supervisor weiner, i thin kwe k we have the official song, next time i go t otho the boardf supervisors, we need side by side. we ain't got a barrell of money. thank you for coming today. i want to say that i remember an episode, when i was in elementary school, when i was brought down to the principal's office. now i get to seek revenge by having the principles come to the mayor's office. i do signal to you my great appreciation, to the school district, and to all the school board members, to the family of people working with the city to make certain that we have the best educational system in the country that we can offer. we have celebrated with some of the best teachers, and i have been to countless numbers of different schools. we have a relationship with the city college, the wonderful relationships that we continue to have, and then, r

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. >> where are we going now, gus? >> gus, a man neighbors call the unofficial mayor of this community shows me around. >> that be the house. that's where it all began. >> he tells me about a night last may that brought an unbelievable mystery to his doorstep. >> she showed up at my door, and she was banging on the door screaming, help me, help me, help me. i opened the door and she stepped there and just stood there yelling help me. >> he later learned the woman was 23-year-old shanon gilbert. >> i picked the phone up and i started to dial 911 and she bolted out the door and there was the car coming down this road slow, stopping, going, stopping. i asked him, what are you guys doing? he said they had a party at brewer's house. she got upset and left. they were looking to find her to bring her back to the party. he took off after her. >> in the car? >> in the car. that was the last time i saw her. >> he says he waited about 45 minutes for the police. by the time they arrived, shanon gilbert had vanished. when the polic

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i think it is pretty audacious for the president and gu as well to say businesses have all of that cashthey want to have a value . the president doesn't like self interest. he likes self sacrifice. that is why it is in a intregal role you don't have political pull you are screwed. >> that means they came out this week and supported boeing. in the fight in south carolina and he came out in support of beaing. i will not defend big corporate ceo's. that's not the point. i think we have to look at the reality of our 1.6 trillion dollars that is sitting and not sent at all. if we can't have more stim tim and not going to increase revenue by raising taxes, how are we going to start to turn the economy around it is not just small businesses corporations it is 9x -- 981 billion that banks are sitting on. (talking all at once.) >> it is not a matter of stop complaining, it is hiring. where does the math work. a trillion of that is overseas and it is a 35 percent corporate tax rate. it is disingenius talking about 1.6 trillion and your only job plan to hire workers that we don't need. we have no

this is gus, gus has a buddy as well, and when it gets a little too hot for gus, see what gus is doingng matters into his own mouth and decides to get inside the house, nice, cool air-conditioning with the pool. i don't know so much if he's going to share the pool with the ie

. >> an gus king, a great name in u.s. politics was on another show this morning, ""the daily rundown"." he brought up a candidate. listen to who he floats as a potential candidate for a third party ticket. listen. >> i think it would be somebody, a guy names chuck hagel, a republican senator from nebraska -- >> who endorsed obama, essentially. >> he's a terrific guy. i could see a guy like that and a democrat coming together to form a team that could change american politics. >> chris, this goes to the idea that because the business community isn't well thought of these days, you are not going to get a businessman. warren buffett is probably too old to run for president. >> first of all, who was that handsome guy interviewing him? >> bring it on. i know. he's better looking this morning than right now. >> chris, i thought he was going to mention chuck todd. >> yeah, well -- >> you know, you bring up a good point. wall street, business tycoon type is going to wear a little less well after the bank bail out and everything w

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the figfive guys had a relish with whole pickles and all agree with five gus ys >> in and out have betterh fries. >> they continue to dominate in california but not gone further and texas. >> i love in and out brokers. >> a programming note. let nbc programmers with datel line an monk at 11:30 the new tour of america menu. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >> the twilight franchise offered excessive damage all for your this columbia river in oregon. parts of the toilet movie were lo twilight--movie. >> a young boy was falling into a well fell 40 ft. into a 10-feet deep water. after falling on rotting wood the only way to save his boy was to climb down. >> i told him to just call mattel and it is going to be alright that i'm going to come down there to please- 2down. and i told him to come down that i was going to come down. the boy was able to be rescued to safety and he recently had just learned how to swim. we will be right back. >> this low in come visit was the last day in southern california for the real top all. allowing come visit >> this is the la

atlantis touched down on the golden anniversary of gus' orbit of earth in the liberty bell 7. in contrast, atlantis spent 13 days traveling from florida to the international space station and back. now atlantis is going to be cleaned up, decommissioned and it will become a museum piece at the kennedy space center. >>> well, in other news san francisco's police chief was hoping to ease the growings tensions tied to last week's fatal officer involved shooting. but last night's meeting quickly descended into chaos. ktvu's tara moriarty joins us live from san francisco with a look at this meeting that was cut short. tara. >> reporter: well, we're here live at police headquarters and the chief has said he knows he has to go back into the bayview district to try to ease the tensions there. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: he was shouted down last night at the bayview opera house where more than 300 people showed up to talk about saturday's fatal shooting of 19- year-old. he was supposed to answer questions about the incident that has sparked widespread community outrage and accusation

well next in cross talk people of elena's gus discuss what the u.s. withdrawal from iraq might mean for the kurdish community and whether fears of separatism and ethnic clashes might persuade the americans to stay permanently. the for. case. welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle as the u.s. starts its military withdrawal from iraq what does faith hold for the kurds is posting vision iraqi administratively and democratically strong enough to keep the country intact and if the kurds strive towards an independent state what is stopping. the can. still. get cross-talk the fate of the kurds i'm joined by passion was faisal law in washington he's an independent journalist in new york we cross to brendan o'leary he is the louder a professor of political science at the university of pennsylvania and his most recent book is how to get out of iraq with the integrity and in london we have sami ramadani he's a senior lecturer in sociology at london metropolitan university all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want and i ve

in today's crosstalk people of eleanor's gus discuss why the leadership is so adamant about saving the euro at any cost i hear some of what's coming up next hour right here on r.t. . lead the series go bankrupt it would be good for greece it would be good for the europe it'd be good for the world if greece went bankrupt and rose they have to pay their bills or stop the lie then you would have everybody would know it's a strong sound currency based on a strong sound economy while i'm out and go bankrupt listen in i europe in america we've had states go away grocery and cities go bankrupt we've had counties go bankrupt it didn't in the united states and it didn't in the u.s. start i'll tell you why because of the four hundred billion dollars a debt that greece has fifty percent is held by german and french banks and those countries don't want to take a second in their financial markets it's that simple. and there are clear reflections on the other side of the atlantic to president obama has given an unyielding u.s. congress thirty six hours to raise the country's debt ceiling the deadloc

you lit hal, literally have said to me, you kind of look like gus. who is better looking?> don't do that. >> you are the human better looking one, and he is the dog better looking one! >> he has more hair. he had hair like you used to have. >> osgood: next, grin and bear it. by a heart valve problem. today we have pradaxa to reduce the risk of a stroke caused by a clot. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mg reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin. and with pradaxa, there's no need for those regular blood tests. pradaxa is progress. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding, and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if you're 75 or older, have kidney problems or a bleeding condition, like stomach ulcers. or if you take aspirin products, nsaids, or blood thinners. tell your doctor about all medicines you take, any planned medical or dental procedures, and don't stop taking pradaxa without your doctor's approval, as stopping may

come on, gus. come on, gus. come on, gus! and there he goes. that is it for me. i hope it made you smile. thanks so much for watching us here. now, wolf blitzer, "situation room" starts right now. wolf? >> brooke, thanks very much. >>> happening now, breaking news. that critical house vote on the republican debt plan back, it's back on right now, almost 24 hours after a huge rift in the party brought it to a screeching halt. do the republicans now have the 216 votes needed to pass? we're only moments away from the vote and when it happens, we'll bring it to you live right here in "the situation room". >>> plus, it's arguably his most defining moment as the house speaker. john boehner now desperately struggling to prove he has what it takes to keep a new generation of republicans in line. >>> and president obama warns, and i'm quoting him now, we are almost out of time, urging all americans to keep the pressure on washington and bring this devastating crisis to an end. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >>> you're looking at a live picture right now

so tonight we give you gus the dog, the bulldog. we found him on youtube.kyard swimming pool. wading pool there. here he is sharing with a friend. then he gets sort of determined and inspired. an indoor pool. he this, would be way better. way cooler. he is determined to get that pool inside the house. maybe a spatial scale going to need a little bit of work. but not bad, what do you think, isha? >> not bad. like about this is gus's pal says this is a lot of work. i'll just drink the water. he's having none of it. >> he may be the smarter of the two dogs. but in all seriousness, in this heat wave i got to say as a dog lover, cat lover, make sure to take care of your pets. don't forget about your pets. i'm sticking this this for a second because i want to see if he gets this pool inside the house. >> there you go. >> minus the water. but not bad. isha, thanks so much. >>> up next, polygamist leader warren jeffs is in jail for years. he's now on trial in texas accused of sexual assaulting a child. so how is it that he's able to communicate still with his follo

course and there was a nato video or a nato meeting video released recently in which you see a comedian gus will intercept a rebel about in the waters they found in the sky over times and arms on the bessel and then they left in twenty to go on its way and continue with its mission so not only are they getting a little support but they're actively facilitating the arms transfers so it's one and the same it's not just a rhetorical it's very on the ground actual support for the rebels i was talking a little earlier you probably saw the reports talking to a guest live from tripoli just an hour ago and he was saying that people there are convinced that a ground invasion really is imminent now do you think that is likely. i think it's actually quite likely yes we also have to understand that there have been certain ground forces in libya. and western ground forces in libya since before the nato bombardment in early march the cia and i six in britain on a special forces from both the u.k. and the u.s. were on the ground further in april france italy and the united states agreed to send military a

governor jerry brown and first lady anne gus brown plan to greet them when they arrive in los angeles. back in 1977 during his first term as governor, governor brown hosted prince charles, picking him up in his 1974 plymouth sedan. >>> ucsf received perfect scores for it's care for its fifth straight year. it is the only hospital in the country to do so. the california pacific center sf general and the state's kaiser hospital also received high marks. >>> it's a notorious neighborhood in san francisco known for it's violence but tonight there's a fight to change that. our julie haener is in the newsroom with more, julie. >> reporter: six street is getting special attention. an agreement to open a police station is just days away. is it enough to keep business from leaving the crime plagued area. also at 6:00, an emotional homecoming. this year's 4th of july has special meaning for one bay area family as they welcome home a loved one from harms way. >>> an effort to stop a target store missing the mark. what failed and what happens next. it's all coming up in less than 15 minutes. >>>

gus, man neighbors call the unofficial mayor of this community, shows me around. >> that's the house. that's where it all began. >> reporter: he tells me about a night last may that brought an unbelievable mystery to his doorstep. >> she showed up at my door. she was banging on the door screaming "help me! help me! help me!" i opened the door and she stepped in. she just stood there yelling help me!" he later learned the woman was 23-year-old shannon gilbert. i picked up the phone to call 911 and she bolted out the door. a car was going by, said they had a party around she got upset and left. he was looking to find her to bring her back to the party and he took after her. >> in the car? >> in the car. a that was the last time i saw her. >> reporter: clay says he waited 45 minutes for the police. by the time they arrived, shannon gilbert had vanished. the police questioned the driver. he told police he brought shannon from the city to long island. the man throwing the party was joseph brewer who did not return our phone calls to speak with us about this story. police told coletti gilbe

pauline's rich uncle gus was going to give them a model coupe that she could drive in arkansas and theasn't ready when they got here so the ford dealership gave them a little apartment. and they spent six weeks here waiting for that car and during that time hemingway just fell in love with the place. he was writing a farewell to arms and he was getting a lot of work done and met some local people who took him out fishing. one of my friends likes to say the first time he got a 30 pound tarp on a 2 pound line. he was really hooked on key west. and so after that visit they kept returning for the next two years and then in 1931 bought their home here. >> if you haven't been to key west, let's give you a little bit of sense of place so you know where we are. if you were to land at the miami airport and drive about 3.5 to 4 hours depending on the traffic, this is truly an island with a 7-mile bridge to cross into it. it is the southern most point in the united states. and we are about 90 miles away from cuba, cuba is the most important part of hemingway. how come? >> hemingway's great love i

. >> reporter: zoe dunning was a rare case of a gu gay service member serving openly. dunning stood next to president obama last december when signed into law a repeal of the policy but it has still been on the books. dunning believe's today's court order sends a message to the defense department to get moving. >> also gratifying when the courts see the injustice of the law and that is treats americans differently and it it is unconstitutional. it goes against american values. >> the pentagon released a statement today saying we will, of course, comply with orders of the court and are taking immediate steps to inform the field of this order. and says certification is just weeks away. meantime, dunning says gays and less byians in the military are still being discharged he when their sexuality is discovered. >> now, with today's ruling people can breathe easier knowing at least today i'm safe. >> reporter: the pentagon statement seems to indicate there won't be an appeal. but dunning and other activities are cautioning gay troops to not immediately come out. they say it

shows you are a.b an honest gu. did an honest poll. >> the residual blame that attaches to all things bush. >> bill: you think i t? >> and then the adeof a balanced budget under clinton and then a deficit all of a sudden under bush and that is what they remember. the other question in my poll was i asked people which party regardless of which party you support do you think would do the best job of holding down the national debt. and republicans win that by 35 to 25. so. >> bill: still should be 75 to 25. >> there are about 35 to 40% of the american people refuse to make those judgments by party. they hate them both that much. >> bill: and is true. there is recentment against most parties that is for sure. we didn't hear much today about the debt business, the gang of six or the seven aces, i don't know who they are. what do we have now, 12 days before the nation sinks underneath and we become atlantis the lost the continent? 12 days? so they can't get a deal. >> i think that is baloney that there is enough revenue c

soon after gus splash bottom the third invented the first ever indoor pool for dogs.me from a long line of hard working pool boys he seemed destined for discuss. his product caught on with dogs and dog owners uh lick. -- alike. >> i had one in my living room. i don't even own a dog. i still sleep in it sometimes. >> the flash bottom 2,000 sold millions in the first year alone, but the success proved to much. unable to deal with all of the money, the red carpet appearances and most of all the women, he spiraled out of control. after gambling away his fortune flash bottom destroyed his entire life's work in an uncontrollable rage. >> it is just so sad to see all of that talent go to waste. this has been a red eye where are they now? >> that was troubling. splash bottom was a genius, but it was a volatile genius, wasn't he? >> yeah, i'm going to say i'm glad he didn't ask me what did i learn. >> did you learn anything from that, jess? >> i don't like bill on camera. >> you just learned that? >> it is a little weird if you just learned that now. >> i'm sitting across from

so here we keep it simplier to the black an gus.an easily do it at home, if you get -- >> multi task. >> absolutely. the idea, really, we cooking the spinach, very quickly, once we have the spinach over here, so just very quickly saute that. we put salt and pepper over it. >> you don't want it too wilted. >> not too wilted. >> why the bleu cheese? >> i just love bleu cheese with the burger. >> why? >> why? i think maybe we are french. we actually put roquefort cheese on our steaks. >> you have to somehow make it french. >> yeah. >> we work together. not because it's french. >> so, the next step now, we have spinach, actually take the burger, i season the burger with salt and pepper, which is really, really important. i think the trick of the burger is seasoning the burger last minute, just before you put them on the grill. >> and quickly, what do you recommend? well done, medium? >> i like medium rare. we put it on the grill and put the bleu cheese down, and the lettuce down first. again when it comes another trick, is really when w

with so much voter disaffection is the time ready for an independent candidate in 2012, ang gus king,tient through technical difficulties, elected twice as an independent and got there because in maine, the two state parties went way to the bases. governor king, thank you for joining by skype and explain how maybe what you benefited from in maine is taking place nationally right now. >> certainly there's a mood, chuck, that people are just sort of had it with the constant fighting. i noticed a headline earlier where one of republican senators said the president is playing politics with the budget and you know, i'm shocked to hear that, shocked that anybody would do such a thing on either side. aisle. people are getting sort of tired of that. my experience was people just want the problem solved and they are tired of being -- blame being cast one way or the other. your comment ator put his finger on it. the problem is really structural and financial. it's one thing to pull it off in one state. just getting in the ballot on all 50 states is in the tens of millions of dollars in costs. i

why is this attorney, the gu . >> bill: pinheads and patriots in a moment starring a very angry attorney. >> but first you have to get the navy seals 1, bin laden 0 shirts. we've sold more than 10,000. all the money goes to charity. i can't thank you enough. if you sign up for a premium membership you get the t-shirt and keychain, free. fabulous deal. >> now the mail: >> bill: i don't want to imagine it roger. >> bill: that's what we do here patty, thank you for noticing. >> bill: actually that -- we have the smartest audience in tvland john, i've always said that. >> finally pinheads and patriots defense attorney cheney mason, vented his anger toward the media yesterday after his client was acquitted. angry because he believes the press convicted ms. anthony in their coverage. i have some sympathy for the counselor because the american media will say anything these days. but i believe he was giving me the finger as well. because i am thoroughly convinced that his client is a killer. mr. mason is entitled to his opinion, as am i. his general disapproval the media is patriotic. the middle

but the dawn of the apollo program brought tragedy when gus grissom, and ed white and one other astronauted. but then they were returned safely to earth as conquering heroes with a ticker tape parade with the goal of beating the russians to the moon in 1975, saw the first-ever joint space effort between the two countries when the final apollo mission docked followed by the soyuz with a hand shake of american and russian, and america would not return until the first space launch which endured its tragedy, and nasa never waivered and changed space travel forever with 135 missions inspiring millions our chief astronomer at the franklin institute has watched many of them. derrick, thank you for being with us. as we watch the final landing, what is this final space shuttle mission representing for the united states? some think it is the end of the space program as we know it. what are your thoughts? >> i think that the way to characterize this is that we are looking at the classic space exploration era, and that era in which we as you said mounted all of the missions that culminated with the e

joinini'm pleased to have my gus here. just where rey and then i want to turn to bigger issues? al, where are we as we speak? >> nobody knows where we are, why we're here, where we're going. that's only a slig exaggeration. both sides think they have a winning hand. republicans, because obama has to eventuallyko pitch late. mocrats because they think public opinion is on theirside. both are vy, very nervous it's not clear that john boehner can get a majority in the house for his proposal. i expect he will, but it won't be close. it's not known how many votes harry reid will get for his dueling proposal. i don't think six days or seven days before we face a potential cataclysm we know wheree are. >> dan? >> i agree. we're in a period where events have to play out a little bit and people will reassess by the hour or by the day. the first big question is what happens with the boehner plan. i think until you see what that vote actually looks like we don't know where it's going to go after that. somebo said to me today, you know, never get more than one step ahead of the congress in

. >> as of saturday we received information that we had the gu gun. we actually worked through investigation to contact the person, knew the whereabouts and able to get it back. >>reporter: the blurred image on the right side of the cell phone video taken at the crime scene appears to be that gun. police say someone picked up the weapon from the crime scen scene. weapon police recovered from a parolee home several days later turned out to be the wrong gun. now he says there is no doubt they have right on one. >> now we are very happy that it tested about aliscly positive to match the round that was retrieved from mr. mr. harding. >> 19-year-old seattle resident was killed july 16th after police said he fired on officers who were in the bay view checking out muni fare evaders. he was a person of interest in a seattle murder. last week investigators made this surprising announcement after getting ballistic test results on the fatal bullet. >> we believe tl that fatal wound on mr. harding's body was self inflicted. >>reporter: police believe harding acci

i'm not recommending gu eat at those places, however. >> well, i think you know one fwood thing at restaurantses, share salads. it will save on the budget as well. that's an idea. gideon gill, thank you so much. >> get ready for another day of oppressive heat. when will you finally see some relief? we'll talk about that at the top of the hour. the 3.6-liter v6 engine of the jeep grand cherokee has a best-in-class driving range of over 500 miles per tank. so you can catch morning tee time in pebble beach and the afternoon meeting in los angeles all without running out of gas. just make sure you don't run out of gas. ♪ >>> same-sex couples have been notified by new york city that they can have they are marriages performed. michael bloomberg will perform one wedding in person for two members of his administration. joining me now javier hernandez, reporter for "the "new york times"." good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> how many same-sex couples are getting married tomorrow? >> the city is expecting more than 800. there's so much interest in this on this very first day. people wanted to

, you have to have a balanced budget amend many passed by both houses and rat nie the states before gu to second debt cut. is that your understanding of his proposal? >> the understanding is that a balanced budget amendment would have to pass, be pulled out of the house and senate and good to the states to ultimately be ratified in the constitution. >> that's before we can get the second debt cut. >> correct. before the second debt extension. >> is there any information that they really had pizza last night? >> yes. i saw the boxes being wheeled in personally. >> what was in the pizza? because something is wrong with them if they think they did k get this passed. so maybe it's the pooh yaez guy we need to be checking out. >> that is someone at papa john's could have tainted that pizza i guess. >> i didn't say papa john's. that was luke. let me ask you this, too. part of the rhetoric, we just saw, the speaker made this passionate statement in the house, and he said that the president has never put a plan on the table. but i'm confused. and luke you know these things better than me. help

congress has already done this, and the republicans, the tea party republicans here are like people guto dinner with. they order all this food, and when the bill comes they start complaining. they say you ordered this. obviously, the debt ceiling isn't about further spending because it doesn't appropriate or authorize funds. congress does that. it's about catching up with what congress has done. this is really rich to see them complain about it, when it's their spending particularly. of course, both administrations burg the bush era, the medicare part d and the bush tax cuts. the cbo numbers show that, so it's rich. >> go ahead, david. >> the behavior has been pretty bad and irresponsible, but you don't need to make it worse than it is. what this debate is about is, in fact, the tea party republicans trying to deal with the spending bequeathed by the previous congress. they're re-litigated the 2008 election. >> we agree it's republican party spending. i agree with you. >> no. the 2008 elections won by the democrats and not the republicans. >> you're speaking about a record of spending

>>reporter: how important has these workouts been for you gu guys especially putting in a new offensehe 49 ers. >> new offense a lot of unknow unknown. difficult but i think they have done a grit job especially on that side of the ball. working our tail off. putting in the time. i think it will pay off a little bit when camp starts. >>reporter: all the talk is you will be back with the 49 ers. other teams i know they are interested. do you have a preference. >> about you know yes i think i do. my mind is made up. made up for a long time. so just can't wait to make it official. >> mike reporting. first day smith can rae sign with the 49 ers is friday and as you can tell by that interview foregone conclusion he's back. raiders open camp on wednesday. in napa for that and we'll be talking football instead of injunctions and labor which is a nice treat. expecting of which giants nasty treat they spent the day at the white house. president traditionally honest the world champion in major sports. mr. obama shook hands with mr. mays. autograph jersey from manager bruce. cane offering a bat s

. >> reporter: gus frangos runs the county land bank, created to put property back to productive use. but 80% of the time, that first means demolition-- $7,500 to level a place this size. >> naturally, we don't want to be just demolishing stuff forever, but before you can stabilize something, you have to stop the hemorrhaging. and so we have to bury the dead. >> reporter: land bank crews will pulverize 700 properties this year; the city of cleveland, 1,000-- to save sinking neighborhoods by eliminating the eyesores and, where possible, to put that land to economic use. >> probably, we're standing and looking at about seven or eight different lots where demolitions have occurred within probably 100 yards on either side. >> reporter: frank ford works at a housing nonprofit. alongside the post wrecking-crew lots, abandoned brethren. few foreclosures are being spiffed up, but that costs more than the backhoe. >> if you spend say $140,000 to bring back a house, all new mechanical systems, you're going to sell it for maybe $90,000- $95,000. unfortunately, demolition is much more cost-effect