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at the iowa state fair, eric hanson, news channel 8, iowa's news leader. >> we'll take your word forg up, steve forbes on the volatile stock market and what needs to be done to get the u.s. economy back on track. >>> plus the latest on the capture of the dougherty gang in colorado. >>> and in these tough economic times a break from reality, a look at why hollywood may be recession-proof. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm randall pinkston. make it a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

and wash it and tip it over to the concrete producers, bodhi, central, and others, rose and jensen, hanson, and the sand is coming down the sacramento river to mix with the aggregate to make concrete. the other thing that happens down in this area of san francisco, we are becoming more and more green at society. we are taking the asphalt and recycling it, and then we take concrete and put it through -- they will put it through a grinder and grind it to different rock sizes and use that as the aggregate for asphalt or concrete. i am not sure if this is a sand pile for the concrete or if this is a recycle plant. but it is one of them. the city has opened up the large piers that unfortunately are not being used. we don't have the commerce we had in the old days. it has gone to oakland. we don't have the real site on the side of the bay. >> south of market has very unusual conditions, settlement. >> south of market, that particular fixture is at sixth street, which is right in the heart of this. some of the largest magnitudes of movement during the 1906 earthquake occurred in this area of what

access at ticket tron did charge nearly 40% for an upcoming hanson concert. access is owned by concert promotions giant aeg. and a step stool that appears prone to collapsing and breaking is being recalled tonight. the wooden stool sold as the kirco step stool and do your room step stool. and at least 27 incidents of the stool breaking and collapsing have been reported. 14 of those incidents involved children. two adults have frk toured their wrists. one injured their hip after the stool collapsed. >>> with college kids heading back to dorms for the new year there is something new that they'll need be watching out for. bed bugs. that is what kate lynn found waiting for her and her roommate at their dorms at ohio dominican university. >> my poor roommate has been scratching quite a bit. she's been eaten alive. very surprising. first day of senior year with bed bugs. >> yuck. they're flad flat critters, and they're brown until they bite, then become reddish brown. it's becoming a huge problem. make sense they'd show up in dorms, tell your student to check for b

. >> reporter: baritone thomas hanson will sing the lead role of rick riscorla, born in britain comingthe u.s. in the early '60s, rick was a tech rated soldier for america -- a decorated soldier for america in vietnam before becoming a u.s. citizen and as head of security for morgan stanley predicted the threat of terrorists flying a plane into the world trade center. then because he had anticipated and prepared, on 9/11 rick led all of morgan stanley's 2,700 employees out of the south tower to safety. so how do you portray someone's life who is almost larger than life? everything he did in his life was tremendous. >> there's so many parts of him as a person that i admire and in some ways identify. i think he had a very sharp intuition. i think he was a very intelligent disciplined man and he was the kind of person who could galvinize people to actions and beliefs deeper than they had themselves. >> reporter: and after all 2,700 were out rick went back in for one final check. less than an hour after it was hit tower 2 collapsed in a thundering crush of metal, glass, paper, dust and deb

with hanson keeps going around and a ceiling those gold chains. >> the oakland police department joined work themselves and teeming with part to make sure that they control this area and other areas around here just to make sure that people feel safe. there has been an increase on gold chain snatchings. they want to make sure that you put your gold underneath your clothing. if you see anything suspicious give the authorities a call. more importantly, make sure that you or folder of your surroundings. >> the careful with your gold chains. goldman a record high at 1008 and 51. >> like us on facebook and let us know what you think about the theft. we will take a quick break as we take a live look outside from the roof camera in san francisco with a very foggy shot. >> q big traffic backed up in east bay last night, called replace a man shot and killed himself in front of a police officer. investigators say this happened after the man was pulled over by police. thoreau was shut down for nearly five hours. in fremont, investigators think the fire at a middle school was the work of an arsonis

. >> miguel hanson and diana wesley said their vows in front of a 30" monitor. they say there was nothing traditional about their wedding but the human touch was still needed. they had to have their license signed by a justice of the peace after they said their vows to the computer. >> that's neat. >> then get on the local news. why not. >>> all right. it is 4:56. the president doesn't love it. but we do have a deal. >> the pressure is on congress now just one day before america defaults on its debt. we'll have a live report coming from washington on what is next. >>> we'll tell you what that deal could mean for california. that's coming up. >>> we are live on the scene in richmond of another fatal shooting. one woman shot in the head, another man in the hospital. we'll have that story coming right up. ,, be out there! be out there! [female announcer] time was, kids did what came naturally, spending free time running barefoot through the grass, wading knee deep in streams, climbing to the tallest branch. but today, american kids are more likely found texting, wa

dayne hanson says he has to factor in the price of the car along with the price of the loan to see if he's getting a good deal. >> we don't have 20,000 laying around. we need a low interest loan. >> reporter: standard and poor's downgraded u.s. credit a move that will likely move to an interest rate hike. low rates for loans may disappear. >> 0% on some cars, 1.9 on others and i think those are great interest rates. because if the interest rates do go up and those rates become unavailable. let's face it you've missed your opportunity. >> reporter: kit yaro says consumer confidence is already waning, an interest rate hike may weed out consumers. >> i don't think interest rates will skyrocket. if someone is serious about making a big purchase, i think there's still enough strength in the consumer psyche that it's not going to fell them. >> reporter: yaro says while it might not be good enough, it could be worse. >> it certainly will not have the same disaster effect than it would have four years ago. >> reporter: some foreign governments are making a move to diversify their effect away

unter hanson is in san francisco where the appointed mayor will apparently try to become the next elected mayor. he joins us with more. good morning. >> reporter: is he going to run or in the? that's the big question the last couple of months months with mayor ed lee. he will run. and he will announce the candicacy later this morning. he was the interim mayor when gavin newsom was the lieu tenant governor and the first asian american mayor of the city. lee who is a former attorney says the past several months he has been able to accomplish a lot, balancing the budget, hired a new police chief and passed pension row form and brought the americas cup to san francisco and negotiated to keep twitter here in the city. he says he is happy with his results. and results which he told cbs 5 phil ma tear last friday, he was able to achieve with little political fighting and loss of community support. >> a lot of personal friends that have been so encouraging and so supportive what we've been doing. a lot of people are still calling me, i haven't been able to answer that phone. >> but not everyone i

hanson the had this hour a journey through russia. own away to the camera region where an unusual festival held in the name of a nina green vegetable is entertaining adults and children alike. but now the big cleanup and the big apple is underway as new yorkers deal with the also mouth of hurricane irene which swept through the city turning streets into rivers and bringing widespread destruction this storm has killed nineteen on the u.s. east coast and caused pollock concept acting millions also shot in new york's public transportation system subway. brings us more from the city the city was prepared a way in advance before i remain begat its way down the eastern seaboard but at this point things seem extremely calm relatively calm the sun actually looking out of my window in the sun is beginning to come out here in new york city but that does not mean that there are not been any damage from this tropical storm no i really was a hurricane but according to meteorologist when it was making its way down the eastern seaboard once it i wen

crazy alert a wedding certificate written in binary used in couple niguel hanson and diana was the last got married last week but the writing wasn't presided over by a religious leader instead it was done by a computer couple describes themselves as tacky and ordered a nontraditional wedding where a computer officiated the entire ceremony even their vows were exchanged and i phone. or computer did a good enough job for the newlyweds or just the peace still had to be on hand to make the wedding legal nonetheless this will likely be the first of many weddings in the future to be presided over by computers i guess things sort of went downhill for watson after winning jeopardy. but the power in me by the state of texas prince you has been if you make. just for. the good the bad and the very act. of grossly ugly first good former republican senator alan simpson simpson was one of the co-chairs of the president's deficit reduction commission and one of the guys who said the tax cuts of loopholes for the wealthy are unsustainable and emma said he sees simpson blasted republicans who are oppose

this was a question that drew hanson set out to answer. as gary wills did in gettysburg, he looks at political sources that converged to make this one speech so monumental in impact. drew hanson began to write the dream as a student at yale law school. he is a graduate of harvard and studied theology as a road scholar. a week -- rode scholar, august 28th, america will commemorate the fourth anniversary of the march on washington the day that king delivered his great speech. the los angeles public library is very honored to present drew hansen discussing the "the dream: martin luther king, jr., and the speech that inspired a nation." please welcome drew hansen. [applause] >> well, hi, everyone. thanks for coming here. and thanks to louise and to the library foundation and the library for setting this up. this is a real thrill for me to be able to do this. and i'm very grateful to louise and to the rest of the library folks for making this possible. i thought before i started tonight, i'd talk to you all how the book came to be since the fir

. >> reporter: michael hanson has a son in the sixth grade. he does not support the district's proposal to trim the academic year. brings it to the state minimum of 275 school days. >> everybody is in a mind. but we have to think outside the box and we can't have our kids -- or sacrificing our kids education. >>> the economy has deteriorated, more districts have a need more unpaid teacher and furlough days. >> in 2009 and 2010, only 20% of districts were shortening their school years. but in 2010-2011, 60% were saying they were going to reduce the school year. >> reporter: 20% of districts will drop to 275 days. mount diablo school president blasted state lawmakers for putting him in this situation. >> with the standards that we need to instruct the students on, the studies have shown that we need 200 school days to do that. we are already at 180. so dropping it down to 175 is not a big deal. this is not the way the states should be balancing their budget. their budget. >> reporter: the school district president says that his teachers are not

the sister of robert hanson was in the hospital. hudson's family are thankful that police have made an >> a 32 year-old pregnant woman was fatally mauled on thursday. that is a question comes -- -- the mullet occurred in the home in pacific. a shrine of flowers and candles has appeared outside the home where her husband discovered the families to pit bulls standing over her body. he had just arrived home on thursday. police shot and killed a two year- old bald that was mailed given under. how the spayed female is in the hands of animal control pending investigation. >> lajuan goggle will perform a necropsy to look of the stomach >> host a tragedy has hit home in nearby san mateo. this is where the pregnant woman was working. >> it is shocking. no one knows what to say. it is really bad. we got to know her family, her mother, resistors. -- her sisters. it is just too bad. >> the restaurant manager says the girl was a loyal employee for five years and always spoke fondly of her dogs. >> big problems in walnut creek after an accident t

. >> reporter: michael hanson has a son in the sixth grade. he does not support the district's proposal to trim the academic year. brings it to the state minimum of 275 school days. >> everybody is in a mind. but we have to think outside the box and we can't have our kids -- or sacrificing our kids education. >>> the economy has deteriorated, more districts have a need more unpaid teacher and furlough days. >> in 2009 and 2010, only 20% of districts were shortening their school years. but in 2010-2011, 60% were saying they were going to reduce the school year. >> reporter: 20% of districts will drop to 275 days. mount diablo school president blasted state lawmakers for putting him in this situation. >> with the standards that we need to instruct the students on, the studies have shown that we need 200 school days to do that. we are already at 180. so dropping it down to 175 is not a big deal. this is not the way the states should be balancing their budget. their budget. >> reporter: the school district president says that his teachers are not

. >> bob hanson is with the mount diablo center two, organizations clark was involved with. >> lieu ease is a fighter and was a grand woman. i cherish having known her. >> clark's involvement goes back to 1950s. she was a member of the original lafayette senior recreation center. the site now houses a church. >> she wanted to build senior housing here in lafayette for seniors so they can stay in their communities and not have to move away when they needed support. >> today, i spoke with one of louise's six children, and she told me of her mother she thought waits important we're one world and live together in peace. war is not the answer, she led her life by example. and as for what happened with the memorial, the family members told me that this point, in the short term, probably nothing will change but then, the family will be looking at what happens in the future. in lafayette, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >> and big changes coming up to the newspaper that lands on your door step. a new look on the front pages of east bay papers and a consolidation that will cost more than is00

. >> lob hanson is with the peace and justice center and grandparents for peace.izations clark was involved with. >> and she was a fighter and grand woman. >> and her involvement in the local community goes back to the 1950s. she was a member of the lafayette senior recreation center. >> she wanted to build senior housing here for seniors so they can stay in their community and not have to move away when needing support. >> and you can see there is now a small memorial here at the crosses. she died after a year-long battle with limp foama, leaving behind six children. services are set for this weechblgtd in alafayette abc 7 news. >> now that she's gone is there word from the family about what is going to happen with the memorial? >> well, i did speak with her daughter this afternoon. and police hoped these would stay here until troops came home from both iraq and afghanistan. her daughter told me there are no plans to take down the memorial and at one time, the family did want to turn it into low income senior housing. we're across the street from the bart station

. >> reporter: guests will be treated to a towering cake by hanson. ten layers and decadent frosting. it all takes place at this multimillion-dollar los angeles mansion where kim's ststfather bruce jenner will give her away. an emotional aspect for kim who spoke on the ryan seacrest radio show friday to talk about more than just the glitz and glamour. >> you'll feel, i think, the presence of my dad. you'll feel the love in this room, which is going to be the best part of this whole night. >> reporter: a night that will be reported for e network for a prime time special in october. but no other cameras are allowed. a lavish wedding expected to live up to all the hype of a true kardashian fashion. for "good morning amerera," meg oliver, abc news, new york. >> and rumor has it that she has agreed to sell the photos and rights to "people" magazine for a cool 1 million bucks. >> part wedding/part business deal. >> that is true. >>> from the important geopolitical news to the kardashians to an incredibly sweet story involving this young girl. she is a crime

miguel hanson and diana wesley said their vows in front of a 30" monitor.there was nothing traditional about their wedding. but the human touch was still needed. they had to have their license signed by a justice of the peace after they said their vows to a computer. and apparently, they met on the sweet on geeks website. >> really. >> yes. she made her character with nerds candy. >> cute. >> all nerds all the time. very sweet. >>> thanks for joining us today. up next on "the

jim hanson at nasa said a few weeks ago, if we begin to tap it in a big way, it's essentially game overhe climate. that's why this is the largest environmental civil disobedience protest in a generation. people from all 50 states flooding in to washington to tell president obama not to grant the permit. and the other reason that everybody is there is because for once, the president can do the right thing all by himself. he doesn't have to enact with congress in any way. he gets to approve or deny this thing. so it's the purest test of whether or not he meant it in 2008 when on the night he was nominated you'll recall that great speech, where he said with my presidency, the rise of the oceans will begin to slow and the planet begin to heal. here is his chance to make good on that, and we sure hope he does. >> explain why it is the case that essentially the white house has the rare opportunity to unilaterally essentially block it without congress. what is the process for that? >> it crosses a national boundary, so there has to be a presidential finding that it's in the national interest.

>>reporter: bob hanson with the peace and justice center and grand parents for peace. 2 organizations was involved with. >> loouts is a fighter and grand woman. i cherish having known her. >>reporter: clark involvement in the local community goes back to the 1950s. she was a member of the original lafayette senior recreation center. site that now houses a methodist church. >> she wanted to build a senior housing here in lafayette for seniors. so that they could stay in their community and not have to move away when they needed support. >>reporter: today i spoke with one of miss clark 6 children t.she told me quote of her mother she thought it was really important that we are one world and we all live together in peace. war is not the answer. she led her life by example. as for what happened with the memorandum at family member told me at this point in the short-term probably nothing will change but then the family will be looking at what happens in the future. in lafayette, abc 7 news. >>> let's turn your attention to the weather now as spencer christian is off. sandy is here and this

. >> some and not liberal is not the recovered often on booktv who is the eric davis hanson. now i see a novel coming out. >> this is his first novel and remarkable epic about at the monotonous and the extraordinary battles he thought. he brings alive were fire in the ancient world in a way that very few people can. this book is alive at that kind of detail. it's a fascinating thing for him to do and i think will be a great success. >> the offender shall fear, albert cho: inside mexico's criminal insurgency. >> welcomed ian grillo was the actor, with lived in mexico the last 10 years has gone inside the drug insurgency in mexico and interviewed everybody above from the gang leaders through the police and tells the inside story of what is happening in mexico. the extraordinary upheaval in their society. because he tells it from all angles, you'll come to understand who is responsible, not just the gangs. the government bears the as well. droughts or mexico are low for the united states. >> american crisis. >> though fowler is a distinguished professor at northeastern. we were

. >> joining me from detroit is congressman hanson clark, democrat from michigan. the cbc held a jobs fair there as well on tuesday. congressman, the unemployment rate for african-americans was high when president obama took office. it was at 12.7%. july of this year, the unemployment rate for african-americans, 15.9%. it's truly grown. what can he realistically do about it if congress isn't willing to support him? >> well, first of all, the unemployment rate in our community, i'm born and raised here in the city of detroit, in the inner city, it's always been high, even when the economy was booming. african-americans, especially black males, they were still unemployed. so the congressional black caucus of which i'm a member and the president, we both agree in order for us to have a strong economy, individual americans have to be financially secure. now, that means more than just getting a job. let me just share this with you, though. having a job really isn't the ultimate goal that i'm trying to push. that's a temporary measure. black folks in this country need to

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not liberal if in their persuasion is an author we've covered often on booktv who is victor davis hanson, but now i see a novel coming out by him. >> this is his first novel, and a remarkable epic it is about a great greek general and the extraordinary battles he fought. it brings alive warfare in the ancient world in a way that very few people can. and because he knows so much about history and about ancient history, this book is alive with that kind of detail, so it's a fascinating thing for him to do to write a novel, and i think it's going to be a great success. >> mr. gibson, up on your shelf here el narco: inside mexico's criminal insurgency. >> well, ian grillo who is the author has gone inside the drug insurgency in mexico and has interviewed everybody involved from the gang leaders through the police, and he tells the inside story of what is happening in mexico, the extraordinary upheaval in their society. um, and because he tells it from all angles, you come to understand who is responsible for it. the government bears a responsibility as well as the gangs, and it has a huge ef

answer period, i time when i hope you will send questions on paper to the front of the room to daniel hanson sitting over here. just pass the questions up. you can also submit your questions on twitter using the hashtag a.e.i. debate and after wards we'll have five-minute closing states. let the debate begin, ruy. >> thanks, karlyn, for that excellent introduction and summary of my book. it was actually completely accurate, which is not always the case. are we going to get like not only the bell but like intermediate levels? ok. just checking. so what is the claim then that we're discussing here today? i think it's good to get some clarity on it. i'll take this from the flier which i think was taken from something i wrote. american demock if i is shifting in a direction that would permanently benefit the democratic party. i don't believe in permanent re structure you arings of american politics. one thing that michael has written is that there are no permanent jorptse in american politics. i don't think that's very realist you can to expect at all. there's no permanent majority in the long t