where is the president's plan. >> the president has-- the president has a plan. i mean he has put forward a budget with all kinds of detail in it. that exists. you can say that it didn't go anywhere and it is politically unfeasible but it is out there, laid out in detail. he said what he wants to do on tax. we know what the president's policy is on taxes. paul ryan has taken the position, mark says he is given credit for, on tough choices. he wears that mantle of the guy i am the guy of tough choices, of confronting the challenges we must challenge. then he sits with reporters and people say well tell us about, if are you going to do these things to the tax code, tell us what the deductions are, you will limit. three big pots, health care, home mortgage, charity. which are the ones. he says that has to go to the ways and means committee. we have to have process, hearing, et cetera. i will tell you the two things, it sounds like someone who isn't hearing the mantle in an honest way of being the candidate of courage and candor but also sounds like a kochman. it sou

he has done it again. usain bolt beat the competition, securing the top spot in the 200-meter dash. >> bulk -- bolt is no stranger to first place, ranking in three golds at the olympics. he is also not shy in front of the camera. this time he celebrated with a little bit of air guitar. >> he is always good for a show. it was no different as the jamaican sprinter stepped up to the starting blocks. bolt is still in devastating form two weeks after his olympic gold. a final spurt at the in saw him cross the line in 19.58 seconds, a new diamond league record. he left the 100 meters to his friend, countrymen, and greatest rival. and he nearly stole the show. blake crossed the line in 9.6 seconds. only bolt has run faster. the sprinters from jamaica -- the fastest man in the world. >> the bundesliga has kicked off again. at the moment, the score at halftime but did have time is 1- 0. >> the biggest rivals for the title will be bayern-munich. the bavaria's brought in new talent over the summer in a bid to stop do

why has this resonated like it has throughout the world?f the reasons, feminism is a new wave. i think people have been kind of, there have been things inching up, all his conversations about abortion and these new laws happening this year. i think we are just at the top of this. as a feminist musician as well, we're all interested in freedom of expression and as artists, with an austin behind them whether we are madonna, yoko ono, sting, or paul mccartney. russia clearly has no separation of church and state and this is something that has definitely been important for us to think about these women are not allowed to say the word "feminist." it is a swear word. when asked in court what a feminist was, the judge said, we don't need to answer that question. these all things that shock feminists around the world. >> and the impact on artists, especially in russia, but around the world, of this and standing up to this authoritarian government? >> one of the things that a strong for everyone, they are staying so incredibly confident and strong.

she has inspired us to take care of those in need and has taken the lead to make sure children grow up in a better and healthier city that we have grown up in. she has shown us to stand up for a quality, making sure people have equal or rights and equal rights for open space and the environment. i am honored to speak on behalf of this opportunity to recognize the huge impact she's made on the city, country and our beautiful parks and open space. >> thank you. is there any other public comment on this item? >> good morning. i live in san francisco. i'm a citizen of this country, and i am here to oppose this proposal. i will request and ask you and advise you before to do anything to do a little research. i am a broadcaster and my job is to research on people like nancy pelosi and i think 20 years of service, we need to see what she did for the majority of the people, not just for a few. if you are going to do that, how are you going to be when people like nancy pelosi, people will never forget when she said impeachment is off the table regarding one of the most recognize the murderers o

how are the media treating the new publications. >> jay leno has >>> hillary clip ton has forged a tremendouslationship the only cabinet member to have a weekly meeting with the president she has used that to build a solid rapport some of the biggest accomplishments is thanks to hillary clinton not barack hussein obama. >> the book claims hillary clinton wields a a huge amount of influence over the president. according to the book she was able to convince the president to give the get for the bin laden raid. judy you don't think much about the contents of this book? >> no not only has it been denied as a fabrication. people who are familiar with this raid, we've had many accounts of this raid, many accounts of the acts leading up to it say it is complete bolderdash the admiral quoted in the press the top special operations officer said this was one of the toughest calls even the last time that it was made the raid was really a touch and go issue. i don't believe in book on the basis of one anonymous source. >> even if it is true, i don't understand what the problem is with having a president

john miller has details. our new poll shows the president holding on to his lead in one key state, but his edge is shrinking in two others. reports from jan crawford and nancy cordes. there's an epidemic of murder in chicago, and a federal agent tells armen keteyian you of you can trace it to mexico. >> the most powerful drug lord in the world is operating out of this city. >> pelley: and one year after the east coast earthquake, sharyl attkisson is with an artist doing the work of the lord. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we're learning tonight that before last month's theater massacre in colorado, officials at the university of colorado invalidated the access key of james holmes so he could no longer enter the buildings of the medical school campus. that was part of what prosecutors revealed in a court hearing today that was attended by holmes. the prosecutors are asking the judge in the case for holmes' records and e-mails from his time

one has achieved cult status for the way he has coached back-to- back bundesliga titles. one of just 23 coaches to win titles so far. here is the league trophy eight times in bayern-munich. a legend in the early years, winning the league wants with cologne and three times with another team, whose new coach learned a thing or two from the old master. >> i got to know him when he was coaching grasshoppers are, and i was playing for geneva. i was in close touch with him. >> some club coaches go to even higher things after successful stints in the bundesliga. the new season kicks off on friday, and you can bet that coaches are looking forward to the right -- ride. >> and the fans as well. if you had just joined us, you are watching the "journal." >> a surprisingly high number of private businesses are supporting charity. >> more of that as well as lots more other news after the break, so stay with dw. >> welcome back. germany's family minister has unveiled the country's first- ever report on social commitment, tracking corporate and individual contributions to charities. >> t

even in a country with a large pro-life population like america, it has corp. -- it has caused quite a lot of stir. >> i think it's worth putting this in context and that there is still a vigorous and evolving debate about abortion. recent statistics show that 56% of people call themselves pro- life and 41% of people call themselves pro-choice. it is part and parcel of the political debate. clearly what has happened is the congressman crossed the line, first of all, by linking the words legitimate and rape in the same breath. second, as a member of the house science committee, in effect saying if a woman is pregnant, it probably was not a case of rape. that's what many people think is what he said and it's very telling that nobody apart from his own campaign is standing up and defending in tonight. >> if you can get the biology right, he also didn't the policy right because the democrats think they have a chance to win the senate seat which had been vulnerable. >> for months, the focus has been on the way -- the race for their white house but the race for the senate is just as crucia

. >> with a black-and-white snapshot, the mars rover land that has -- and burns and has landed safe and sound. besides explorer has made history. >> it is doing a good job keeping up with the times. they are documenting its actions on twitter. >> the curiosity will live up to its name for the next few years trying to find signs of life. >> after years of work, this was the moment mission control had been waiting for. curiosity pulled off a high wire landing. minutes later, it beamed its first pictures of mars back to earth come images of the horizon and the dust stirred up during the landing. the high-speed landing was a risky maneuver and it lowered the curiosity to the circus. at a cost of $2.50 billion, it is the most expensive probe ever sent. four nations are working with nasa on the curiosity project. it was called for a celebration at the european space agency, too,. german scientists build a center to help monitor radiation levels. >> we are trying to prove but signs of life, protozoa, whenever, maybe signs that life once existed. that would be a downright sensation. >> if all g

he has an amazing passion and vision for the country. he has a deep and abiding love for america and what it stands for and the great american dream. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the next president of the united states, governor mitt romney [applause] . >> not unexpected as governor mitt romney wycombe -- makes his way to the podium. many in the crowd including the senators -- including veterans are there on the military base or welcoming him as he makes the announcement everyone has been waiting for. who will be his running mate? fox news confirms that wisconsin congressman paul ryan who spent 14 years and the legislature will join governor mitt romney as he continues to campaign on the road to november. they are being greeted by the governor of virginia who says it is time to bring back the americans. drain here now is governor mitt romney. >> what a welcome, thank you so much, virginia. [applause] hey, guys. thank you so much. what a great governor you have. way to go. [applause] [mitt, mitt, mitt] thank you so very much. it i

decision has already been made before its report has even been finalized iran is currently straying on to a crippling sanctions imposed in connection with its nuclear program but the ordinary iranians deprived of their living necessities are bearing the brunt fastolf says political commentator who made it reza and monte are wondering why do you any government is not taking the united states international courts because of that because the sanctions that the united states has imposed on iran are genocidal sanctions they are killing people they killing ordinary civilians are killing medics retired people the killing people who have not got nothing to do with you as nuclear program it's affecting the whole family you know it's affecting my dad because he can't get the medication that he needs he was diagnosed with p.t.s.d. so for the past three decades he's been receiving medication and he became a diabetic after a few years and if he can't get the medicines then his life is in danger is not only diabetic people you have eight thousand hemophilia people in iran who badly need those medici

he has a normal iq, he has been divorced and remarried. he has no history of psychiatric illness. oddly, has worked as a correctional officer for a while. he has worked as a schoolteacher. 16 years ago, he hit his head and knocked himself unconscious. no kind of neurological events following that. for the last year, he has had some migraines. he started using pornography on the internet. he started soliciting sex from women working in massage parlors. he reports that he has a very high sex drive and conceals his behavior because he feels that it is wrong. there is a picture. [laughter] in 2010, he makes some subtle sexual advances to his stepdaughter. mom find out about this and brad is legally removed from the home and diagnosed as a pedophile. he is chemically castrated in treatment to try to reduce his sexual behavior. he is found guilty of child molestation and he is sent to a sexual addiction facility or jail. brad chooses rehab. in rehab, he starts being inappropriate. staff. he starts to solicit sex from other clients. he has some of bedwetting. the night before he goes to

this man has spent his whole life in the city. for six generations, this has been the family where they make a living out of pottery. there is no future here. >> much of the old city has already been destroyed. by the time my granddaughter grows up, there might be nothing left. >> beijing believes that lifting these people at a poverty bowie's ethnic tensions. they were forced to act after there was riots in the region. the ethnic minorities clashed with han chinese. the security forces remain part of daily life here, highlighting deep divisions among the community. those who gathered to worship are watched by riot police, ready for any trouble. the mosque attracts busloads of tourists. this man says they are told not to travel alone over fears for their safety. for all of the development, this is a tent city. beijing believes that increase prosperity will create stability. -- for all of the development, this is a tense city. there is a new source of anger. >> ecuador's foreign minister has said that the british government officia

it has nothing to do with the social media. it has a lot...media has a lot to do with the build-up and how it plays. et cetera because these things tend to have an awful lot of life afterward. social media will be part of the life afterward. but the event itself will be old-fashioned. in the best sense of the word. >> brown: that's how you judge success, right, by the degree to which they engage and people see them? >> absolutely right. do they see the differences? now i know what my choice is. boom. he's in favor of this. he's not in favor of that. that's not what i feel, et cetera. put your own views in the context of what these two men believe and say they will do specifically what they will do. >> brown: october 3 in denver. the first presidential debate. jim, you're looking forward to this. >> lehrer: absolutely i am. i'm excited about it. >> brown: jim leer, thanks. thank you. >> woodruff: jeff interviewed jim last year about his book "tension city." find that and a link to the documentary "debating our destiny" on our web site. we'll be

the whe fire has-- wye fire has burned 3,000 a. in the walker fire has burned to a thousand acres.s set the lines down to this area. they have lost three structures. this looks to be a home that is in rubble's from this fire. the walker fire is burning in a more remote area. >> at taken root here. this is a time lapse video. this is from the leg. a -- in is from the lake. erica has been watching the conditions. it looks dangerously hot today. >>erica: temperatures could get up to 160 greece out there. -- and 106 degrees out there. we have low humidity levels. that is not favorable for firefighters. we will keep you updated truck and morning. >>darya: today marks one week since the fire at the chevron refinery at richmond his cow osha and structural engineer has a wry and what to investigate. federal investigators that are on the scene had not been able to get into the building. osha is making sure that it is safe. when they do get in there they want to test the 8 in. pipe and started the whole thing. cal coach is concerned about safety. >> we have not seen physical evidence yet. th

>>> the bay citizen reports san francisco has hire -- has hired a detective. a civil grand jury criticized the arts commission for failing to keep track of portions of a $90 million collection. there are 4,000 stilted pieces that range from sculptures to paints to lithographs. >>> a judge has determined that 80-year-old william ayers is competent to stand trial -- to stand trial again. his first trial in 2009 ended with the jury deadlocked. >>> all right, tori. 7:25. hey, sal, what happened on the peninsula? >> we -- we have a new problem. it's a gravel spill as the result of an accident blocking most of the lanes. near whipple avenue. i gonna put it on the map for you now. northbound 101. traffic is going to be busy at whipple because of this gravel spill. good area to avoid. northbound 101 traffic is going to be slow, leaving palo alto and heading up to the san mateo area. you should use 280 instead of a much better option. southbound traffic, so far not affected if you are driving south. if i were you, i would use 280 instead, just in case. let's take a loo

sheriff mirkarimi has acknowledged his shortcomings as a has been.as said as much on more than one occasion. his efforts will make him a better and more informed father, has been, and public servant. if improvement were not an option, such programs would not exist. we need to let the process take its course without casting our own additional opinions on those decided already by the courts. anything else would confound the existing difficulties for the sheriff, his wife, and signed. it will contribute to the problem, not the solution. we are sending this letter in support of his reinstatement as city and county sheriff. [tone] the position to which he was elected by the people. it we are open to any exclusion [unintelligible] as the sheriff of san francisco appeared -- as the sheriff of san francisco. [tone] thank you. gentlemen of the audience, let me introduce myself. my name is emilt( lawrence. i have been a resident of this city and county for 40 years. what we have shown the people, in my opinion, is what a great frame up can be in the city of sa

he has the nomination now. possession is ten tenths of the law at this point because they can't really take it away from him. they can deny him campaign funds. they can deny him super pac funds, but in the end if he's determined to stay in the race, he will stay in the race and it imperils the republican's dreams of taking the senate seat and taking control o the senate. >> the problem here is that many people are recording the fact that only today, the rnc has voted to keep their platform which is identical to the position mr. akin holds. it remains at the forefront of their convention. >> to essentially patronize the social conservatives during the platform and say yes, we're going to get rid borks then not do it because duh, the country doesn't want them to do that. and they've managed to make a lot of hay. social conservatives have been become impatient with this and now, they're in the position, house to start trying to do something about it and it's creating great problems for the republican party. >> is

he has put out a document.has more specific clearly than romney has by a mile. >> we know romney hates specifics. >> yeah. >> he is run from that budget already. >> that's the kicker, you know. i mean donnie we see a guy who picked something to appease the base, as mudcat says but talk about the difference between apaying the base and the undecideds that you really need to woo. >> well there is obviously about three % undecided. >> that's not a lot of people left in the battleground states. so you win elections by tunrning out the most votes. get votes from people who are undecided and convince them to be for you or you go to your base and you talk to people who may not vote. you have to convince them to turn out. so either you get votes from the base or you get votes from the undecides. the romney campaign and i think the obama campaign have decided there are too fine undecides. let's turn out the infrequently loyal voters. >> that's what the ryan strategy is. >> do you think, though that -- and i would be int

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has lost its chops has not been to south carolina. we have so much potential and so much to be proud of. but like so many states, we have our challenges. whether they be on employment or education or poverty, and like so many of my governors, i work day in and day out to try to improve the lives of the the people of my state, and, sadly, the hardest part of my job continues to be this federal government. this administration, and this president. [applause] as i said to my parents love it when they came to america. if you worked hard, the only things that could stop you were the limits you placed on yourself. unfortunately, these past few years, you could work hard. try to be as successful as possible, follow the rules, and president barack obama will do everything he can to stand in your way. south carolina recently passed one of the most innovative illegal immigration laws in the country. what did this president who has failed to secure our borders and address this issue in any way do? he sued us. if this president refuses to secure o

fishing has been a tradition here. even if they could, they would not bring in more fish than they need to live. that is not their way. the fish until 2:00 a.m. but their catch rarely brings them enough to make a living. they work on the ferry in the afternoon to bridge shortfalls. they say the big trawlers are catching all the fish. just about everything they caught today is headed for the fishmonger. the catch was in at 12 kilos. his earnings only cover the cost of the fishing trip, and fishmongers have to sell more than local fish. they used imports to round out their earnings. fish that are caught by indiana boats. average spending on fuel of over 4000 euros a month is killing his business. nicolas is the scent of the sea, but even he could do nothing to save this families fishing tradition. >> it does not pay at all. the fish docks have become much smaller. it just does not pay. >> said the st. nicholas will never be put to sea again. the 100,000 euros from the eu will just about cover the family's debts. a bit mo

one of the things that has helped social security in past decades is the fact that there has been a lot of people in congress who have a very tight connection with social security. harry reid and nancy pelosi who are the minority leader in the house and senate have tight personal connections with social security. there are also among the oldest members of congress today. the reality is that in congress increasingly in order to get elected to have to have a lot of money or be adept at fund-raising. democrats have cultivated some very large fund-raisers who tend to have tight connections with the financial-services industry. they tend to have these same concerns overtaxes the people on the right to. increasingly, the people who make up the democratic center right her part of this generation that has become very adept at fund-raising but does not have a tight connection with programs like social security in more. there's a problem in terms of the leaders. another problem is changes in the financial system. believe in and on wall street was actually not very interested in privatizing social

this has been a team effort and it has worked. cabin did not become another lead -- cadmium to not become another lead. congress increased the amount of penalties that we could use as a fine. it went up to a maximum of $15 million total. penalties are a deterrent and they are typically imposed after the recall is in effect. we work to protect the consumer first. then we called the company accountable afterwards. burlington coat factory agreed to pay a fine for failing to report dangers drawstrings in children's otherwhere like sweatshirt's. this is a standard. you cannot put drawstrings on children's underwear because of a choking hazard. the penalty is the highest ththe cpsc has ever assessed. other penalties include $1.3 million penalty against spinmaster against aqua dots. this was a band hazard and spin master paid the fine. henry gordy paypal de about children's dart guns -- paid a penalty about children's dart guns. there were complaints about magnets. we determine the product presented a hazard. there was a briefing package

gold been pledged how much has u.s. gold been swapped with the gold of other central banks so that other central banks might intervene in the gold market to keep the us government's fingerprints off. the transaction and we believe there's gold there we don't think the drilling of it really accomplishes much we want to get into the records to see how many ownership claims there are to it so this doesn't answer your questions drilling drilling holes into two to five percent of the u.s. is gold that is reportedly still there is stored there is not going to solve it now let's talk a little bit more about manipulation but at the silver market because this is another story that's come out this week is this article in the fanciulla times that the u.s. is for your probe of possible silver market manipulation has essentially gone cold that they don't have enough evidence to pursue a legal case in your research and experience is that true is there just not enough evidence to move forward with any kind of real case if the if the s

accomplished, everything he has done in his life has been a success. >> he delivers his acceptance speechhursday night. >> 30 ft. in front of me i'm looking at the family of mitt romney waiting for the speech of ann romney, a poll shows she has a very high favorability rating, republicans certainly hope that her favorability will rub off on mitt romney on election day. back to you in the studio. >> a quick question, governor chris christie has a blunt style, snow filter, for the delegates expecting any kind of surprised tonight or just that fiery speech? >> a fire speech, there are also hoping to give the same thing for mitt romney when he comes on deck for his acceptance speech thursday, one of them said that it is time to go tough. we will see what happens thursday but we know what to expect from kris versteeg tonight. >> ok, thank you so much. stay with us for continuing coverage of the republican national convention, you can find up to date information at cbssf.com and also scott pelly tonight, live with the cbs news special from tampa that will be 7:00. president obama broke traditio

he has been singled out, threatened himself. he wears a turban and has a beard.s part of a series that i did for free-speech medium news, on the 10th anniversary of september 11, i did a story about muslims and veterans after 9/11. this man accused of this crime, i know he was not a reason veteran. he served two decades ago. but we have more than 2 million veterans who had served in the last 10 years, afghanistan and iraq, and they are coming home and are not getting the support they need from our society. they have been exposed to a tremendous amount of violence. we cannot disconnect our foreign policy abroad, the violence that we have wreaked upon the world, and think that that will not come back. when these soldiers come back, they bring those experiences with them. >> president obama expressed condolences, mitt romney talked about the census -- senseless act. >> calling it a senseless act is a disservice to the victims. this happened on a morning of a sikh day of prayer. this was clearly planned. the attacker knew the time when the sikh community would be gat

washington has voiced criticism of the u.n. chief's visit to iran and of the gathering in general what can we research and talk to our u.n. correspondent understand you're going to for some insight into this we have the united states really screaming at the top of their lungs weeks before the summit started that ban ki moon doesn't need to go that it's really on becoming for somebody in his position to go to the summit because it's being held in tehran and we've heard this from israel from the west everybody says. so we've heard it from the from the fairly standard groups israel the u.s. you know he has america not attending a global summit but we know that in the past it's been hosted in venezuela it's been hosted in bolivia now it's entire on and all the alarms go off and surround it with heart about it is that this is a rotating summit this is the sixteenth time i think that it's taking place and the only noises coming because of iran like this is a rotating presidency like anywhere else like the security council like of gen

washington has voiced criticism of the u.n. chief's a visit to iran and of the gathering in general let's discuss this further with our u.n. correspondent and i start chucking are now joining us live here in the moscow studio it is lovely to have you on the program thanks so much for filling in on this story just started some one hundred twenty countries that is two thirds of the u.n. at this meeting of the summit of the movement in tehran there but banki moon was urged not to go that's right the curious case of bonn ki-moon we have the united states really screaming at the top of their lungs weeks before the summit started that bunky moon doesn't need to go that it's really unbecoming for somebody in his position to go to the summit because it's being held in tehran and we've heard this from israel from the west everybody says. so we've heard it from the from the fairly standard groups israel the us here you know he has america not attending a global summit we know that in the past it's been hosted in venezuela it's been hoste

she has earned a spot in american history. she has a spot on the next cornflakes box. she has signed a deal to be on the special addition cereal boxes beginning this fall. this is their second major endorsement. that growth will be a superstar. take a close look at her last name. if you rearrange the letters, you can spell usa gold. it seem like she was truly destined for alleged a great list. -- for olympic greatness. >> for a couple of hours in the afternoon, it looks like some storms started to move across the area, but it did not last long. the storms brought up in central maryland and then fizzled out pretty quickly. a few high thin clouds drifting through the region. mostly clear conditions. at the airport, no rain. the august total, only 1600 -- 1/600 of an inch. the temperatures topped 90 degrees at the airport. 86 is normal. we will be running above that through the weekend. it is 86 degrees in downtown baltimore. 84 at the naval academy, you can see these warm temperatures are holding on. the stage is set for another hot one tomorrow. temperatures in the 70's

everything he has done has been hidden in secret.elieve there are enough decent people and the republican party that they will not stand for such an unlevel playing field. thank you. host: let's go to a tweet our next caller joins us from cape cod, mass., a republican caller. caller: morning, thank you for cspan. it looks like romney is all in on this one. he is giving the obama campaign a treasure trove of stuff to work on. america now has a clear direction of which way they want to go. they want european socialism to save the country for our grandchildren and future generations. if the senate goes republican, and add a few more house seats, there are 21 democratic senate seats up for grabs. there are only 10 republican seats in question. the line has been drawn and american now has a clear choice. have a great day. host: let's take a look at more footage of congressman paul ryan from july 29 at a mitt romney rally in wisconsin. [video clip] >> if we stay on the path we're on, nation in debt and doubt and despair and decline, we see

>> scott brown has done a magnificent job. he has shown himself great candidates. it appeared the quality of the person makes a difference. conversely, elizabeth warren has not met expectations. her fund-raising has been phenomenal. it takes more than money to win elections. i think her inept way she is handling the unproven claim of the native american heritage and other issues with president obama trailing the claim that small businesses did not build the business and that it was government that did it, they are out of touch with folks in massachusetts. scott brown is an independent senator. his work across the aisle and been at a number of presidential signing ceremonies. people will see him for what he is, someone willing to solve the problems that confront massachusetts and our country. he has been pretty independent. >> what about virginia? >> virginia is very close. both of these men are well known. tim kaine's biggest liability is that he has been the biggest cheerleader for barack obama's policies. to the extent he has identified with the support for presi

well it's a lot more complex obviously in syria because syria has a stronger military has stronger regional allies than libya did. obviously the looking for some way to overthrow the regime in syria nothing nothing so far has what are the gun was the great muslim hope for nato is to push on the people of the region and their dog on a kind of far shine has somewhat faded and i think the new the new boy on the block is a president of egypt morsi and i think it's in this context that we have to study the so-called shift to the east there is no shift to the east this is this this seems to me and i think we have to really kind of display a lot of vigilance considering what we've seen in the last two years but this seems like another trick that nato is trying to employ and as mr one of the conference said in opinion piece in the guardian just recently and what the comfort of being you know a very important asset to nato is interest in the region that morsi does not come with the baggage of the people and morsi is the product of the arab spring so he's perfectly placed to kind of push regime chang

this has been in the works for several years and has made several trips back and forth between the board and the planning commission as it -- and as a result of a long broadbased process, this provides for the first time a definition of student housing that is applicable throughout the planning code. we have a huge need in san francisco to house our students and we need to do it in a way that does not undermine housing opportunities for other san franciscans. there is an estimated shortage of as many as -- student bands in san francisco. student housing is exempt from inclusion in rehousing, fees and requirements. student housing will be exempt from unit mix requirements in specific eastern neighborhoods. and student housing will have reduced open space requirements, similar to those for sro's. so, colleagues, again, this has been a long, collaborative process. this legislation will provide the right incentives to create new student housing and will ensure that our already been very tight rental market does not become even more tight through the conversion of general housing to exclude s

this has been a witch hunt.i hope we will put this much energy into other matters that have been referred to this commission, as the civic league sunshine complaint 11-049, the parks and rex department, notice of willful for guerrier -- willful failure and its conductor this was referred to you by the 2011 sunshine task force and has yet to be aired by this commission. i respectfully ask you why that is. i ask you to show everyone you are not today following a political agenda. please, follow up on the complaint i mentioned, 11-049. this will show that you're trying to follow your heart. and please reinstate ross mirkarimi. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is michael o'connor. i am a small business person. i just finished two terms on the small business commission and i'm a resident of district 5. i witnessed the above and beyond call of duty that -- approach that then supervisor mirkarimi took to our district. we saw him shoring up nightly in the middle of the night -- shelling out nightly i

fomentado ha fracasado.esto, por lo que él ha fracasado >>a los hispanos les preocupa más la economía que la inmigración, si esto es cierto, por qué les está yendo tan mal con ellos >>inmigración no es el tema que empujará a las personas a las uras, yo creo que el tono del debate fue duro así >>anti inmigrante >>más duro en torno a la proteccion en la frontera >>mitt romney tiene un gran discurso el jueves, una gran campaña en otoño de ofrecer una salida a lo que tenemos hoy >>enfatizar la economía y no la inmigración mitt romney quiere autodeportar a miles de hispanos >>él ha dicho que esta en favor del dream act para una legislatura >>su hijo es latino, se considera él a si mismo latino? >>si. >>mitt romney su padre es mexicano, pero él no se considera latino, ni hace énfasis en su origen latino, no le estará quitando esto votos? >>no sé, el gobernador mitt romney es privado, no ha dado una apertura para mostrar qué tipo de hombres es >>y termino con esto, jeff bush 2016 >>estará trabajando para la reelecc

that has been shrunk down. that has been shrunk down.

he has to be pugnacious. he has to feel that he'll do whatever it takes.se guys are exactly the opposite from this. they're like tom cruise in the first half of "a few good men." they're making deals and playing softball. they don't want to go to trial. they're exactly what we don't want in that job. >> eliot: i took your advice to heart in terms of being willing to stand up. here's the thing, the contrast that you make in your article the way they're so weak when it comes to these big institutions and then these cases to prove that they're stuff. roger clemens. >> 93 agents. they take these low-level people insignificant cases and put the full weight of the government behind it. but they can't win those cases half the time because they're not good cases. they should take on the people who do the really bad things, and they don't do it. >> eliot: i cannot not think of a major struck struck actual case, the way that they do business. they have not addressed the structural corruption on wall street. that's where they failed. >> the insider cases, a case of a

a liberation treaty and has hundreds of nuclear weapons itself which has never been publicly officially disclosed so there is there's a lot going on under the surface here but it just goes to show that unfortunately be i.e. a decision has already been made before its report has even been finalized iran is currently straining under crippling western sanctions imposed in connection with its nuclear program but the ordinary iranians deprived of their living the sasa these are bearing the brunt first off sets political commentator homemade reza. i wonder why do you any government is not taking the united states international courts because of that because the sanctions that the united states has imposed on iran are genocidal sanctions they're killing people the killing civilians are killing medics retired people killing people who have not got nothing to do with you was nuclear program it's affecting the whole family you know it's affected my dad because he can't get the medication that he needs he was diagnosed with p.t.s.d. so for the past three decades he's been receiving medication he b

syria's president bashar al assad has been shown on state t.v. praying in a mosque his first public appearance since bomb blast killed top officials last month in the capital damascus meanwhile you want to serve a mission a mandate for syria expires later on sunday as government forces try to push the rebels out of their key strongholds fierce clashes are continuing in the country's commercial hub aleppo with a shot of us army turning increasingly to air power to push back insurgents trying to seize the city the new mediator lakhdar brahimi was confirmed by the u.n. this friday and as expect this to give a new impetus to peace efforts meanwhile russia says the u.s. will violate international norms if it goes ahead with imposing a no fly zone over syria a move that helped rebels to overthrow the gadhafi regime in libya and he's accountable of course has the own going violence in syria has proved with yet another be provided rather with yet another base from which they can stage. blossom gone for a daily occurrence here in damascus but once the exp

he has been request quick with a quip. and has been accused to be stiff. he has a temper. president suffer fools lightly. he wants peopley equiped with facts and if not he shows impatience with that. he is exacting and demanding. not only of those around him, but himself. he has been working on his speech for a number of days. he has added a little thought to his wife's speech. ann romney has been working on hers, and he says he hasn't been doing too much. paul ryan has been working on his since the day he joined the ticket two saturdays ago. meticulous in efforts and serious on how to go about things. in some of his criticism on the president on medicare, they did tremendous amounts of research. he does his homework and works hard, and yet still, there is a tremendous amount that the public wants to know about him. that's what the con veption -- convention will be about. >> a mystery to many. i will put that to one of his surrogates coming up. good assessment, carl cameron, thanks. >>> and a fox news exclusive tomorrow, governor mitt romney and his wife anne will be sitti

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ohio. >> but people still how obama has handled the presidency. -- still disapprove of how obama has handled presidency. >> political satirist ma russell has come out of retirement. "you may rall that i've got to come out of retirement on the day that congress mean skinny dip in the sea of galilee." [laughter] >> not too late e to get people back to work with higher take- home pay, not too late to reignite the american dream. we can do thihis. >> paul ryan and mitt romney are focused on novemember. so are presisident obama and vice president biden, , who, by the y, will attend at the republican convention, although i don't think he will t credentials. the congressional budget office is focused on january. this will drive us back to a recession next year and cost 2 million jobs by the end of the year. >> this really scares me. having watched the way that republicans and some democrats behaved over raising the deatbt wjla.com- you talk to economists and thesay we would not be in the pickle we are in today if we had raised the debt and got a deal earlier. david brooks had a column in wh

labor department has released a data suggesting that unemployment has surged again in almost every state today auntie's financial gurus max kaiser and stacey her but they pull no punches about her and those that they believe are responsible for the economic hardships the full show are coming away at thirteen thirty g.m.t. for now though a quick preview. g.d.p. does not calculate anything having to do what a sustainable economy and life affirming qualities the only thing that contributes to g.d.p. in the u.k. in the us in the g twenty countries is suicide if you commit suicide fast like they do in india the farmers are committing thousands of suicide a month because of monsanto that's considered a growth story the emerging market it's a happening contrary they're committing suicide really fast there's the u.k. people are committing suicide at a more leisurely british pace like oh darling i think i'll tell myself ok that's considered g.d.p. but not quite as aggressive as india the united states oh yeah well in their case it's more homicidal suicidal so you've got those massive shootings an

mitt romney is getting a wrap up of what he has to do, where he has to stand, where he has to turn, wherehas to move. where the prompter is. where it is not. this is something you do with all the speakers. the nominee who will address this convention and a world-wide audience in the tens of millions tonight do make his case to be the next president of the united states. he will have a big helping hand in a big hollywood star. fox news can confirm that clint eastwood will speak on his behalf at tonight's convention. we do not know when but he will be here. that could be a special moment. it stands to reason that it would fall between marco rubio announcing mitt romney and mitt romney himself coming up. i don't know whether mitt romney knows any "you may my day remarks," i have no idea. that does not seem to be romney's style. but jon voight, joining us last night, and like all powerful hollywood types knows that fox business is the network for political cross currents and is back. good to see you. what do you make of clint east wood? >>guest: fantastic. what do i make him? i'm telling you,

he has failed at everything he has done. neil: >> this is a neil cavuto special report. lou: neil: welcome, everybody. the national convention has begun. this thing is technically on, but the formality starts tomorrow. nevertheless, we are here with you tonight. not too many miles from here there is tropical storm isaac. so far it is just shy of a hurricane, category one storm. it is getting a lot of the attention in and around this area and it has lead a number of delegates from getting to this area. having said that, republicans plan to have a fun convention just the same. they are sweeping into what was originally scheduled me for days. the first convention in anyone's memory where you you will see a nonstop are my nominations piling debt. a debt clock is in this room for all to see. besides the compilation of our debt, which could accumulate over the 16 trillion-dollar level, right next to that, the debt that has been amassed since the convention kicks off earlier today. that is a reminder. how much conventioneers will be rallying around or how much the government is

maybe he has tried it.put other things on the roof. >> stephanie, is the president running a serious campaign when he talks about dogs being strapped to roofs? >> well, jim, that was a light hearted comment to play off of what mitt romney said. >> it wasn't so light-hearted. he brought it up three different times. it sounds as if this was a serious attempt to inject that into the president's remarks. it sounds like he is making a mockery out of his opponent. is that what he is doing? >> i'm sure you saw the president's, the entirety of his remarks, where he talked about the importance of clean energy to the people of iowa, because it has created thousands of jobs on the ground there through the wind energy tax credit, wind energy has boomed in the state of iowa, because of the wind energy tax tax credit and the policies the president has put in place. mitt romn mitt romney wants to repeal that. he made that point. i'm sure you saw the president's remarks. he made that point and he made that point very force