it happened before. so to now to deal with the arab world as if we were just, oh, we're very happy these people are for justice, dignity and freedom, and we don't care about which kind of political/economic policy, which kind of new positioning they will get in the global economy, something which is very naive, and we have to be very cautious with this. so this is where i'm dealing with the network knowledgey at the beginning of the book and being cautious about this. look, be careful, it's something that is not as easy, and at the same time saying something happened which is an intellectual revolution if i have to speak about revolution, i will say it's an intellectual revolution, it's a mindset that is changing, and we have to come with this and to hope that the new generations are going to start from there with something which is new. this is the beginning of the book and also saying that, you know, to tell us, for example, that mubarak or ben ali didn't know about what was happening with the youth, i

lord knows what happened with oil yesterday.these real serious concerns, economic concerns being overlooked by the sec because they're focused on these other matters? >> i think they are and i think the question of the role of technology and proper functioning of our markets is a critical issue that needs to be resolved. we can not have these kind of failures, due to technology, and not have appropriate considered responses from the regulators. david: now, harvey you have used some very tough language for your fellows at the sec. by the way, we should mention you're the head of a historical society that looks at the sec, the sec historical society. you look at thing in the context of its entire history. you say the sec at present is completely dysfunctional. what leads you to say that? >> well you had an issue with respect to money market mutual funds and the question about whether there should be more regulation or not. and whether you support the issue of the need for more regulation, the commissioners could not agree on putti

happen and i do not agree to this. egypt does not agree to this. however suppose what's most likely to happen is that this quartet with the cooperation of the international community and the great powers of the world they will solve the problem. >> rose: but most people believe that the other members of the quartet-- the turks and the saudis-- are supporting the free syrian army and the iranians are supporting the assad government. they're already sending weapons in. trate trait this is the reason why i chose these countries, because we cannot solve the problems away from those who intervene and the problem. those who intervene and who-- the stakeholders who are the ones who are willing to sit down together to solve the problem. >> rose: how would the process go? what would be the first step and second step to have an effective quartet achieve the results you would like to see? >> if we agree on the main principle which is to empower the people of syria become free to choose their leadership and have a democracy, if we

you can see what's happening.resident and jay carney and his comments, i find them offensive as an american, in that they have no foreign policy. they are missing in action. what is happening is the moderates, remember, the mobs that we see in the past few days, are nothing like what was happening with millions in the streets last year. those moderates that are in the streets today are waiting for america to defend liberty, to defend freedom across the middle-east. just as charles said earlier, you see a vacuum and the salafists, the middle-east has been torn between two fascisms and wow, this is all it takes to get america out of the middle-east, one trashy video and they are outta here and they are weak. we are being taken for fools. and the principles that my family came as devout muslims and for us to need help, to fight back against jihaddists and radical islamist, they need help on the ground -- it is not happening. >> sean: michael, i want to know -- you explain to me why america support -- and this preside

that in fact has not happened. there are more antiamerican demonstrations going on now in the middle east than in any time in my lifetime. i think this is a bigger problem for the president and we were told by the president when was a candidate that the reason people hated us was because they hated george bush and his policies. well, they still hate us. and they are now burning barack obama's efigy. >> we will talk more about the proamerican rally today in libya. it was real? and also i will tell you all about this muslim american actress. take a shot with her if you can. she was duped into an undisclosed location. duped into appearing in the vial antimuslim movie that although it was not the cause of what happened in benghazi in all likelihood certainly is playing a key role in mob violence sweeping the muslim world. we will meet her and talk more with the panel and then monica lewinsky. all that, after this. look at those toys. insurance must be expensive. nah. [ dennis' voice ] i bet he's got an astate agent. th

s what happens is that there's a c.e.o. responsibility is to make maximum profit for the shareholders and that's not a bad thing if you have a fire for one k. you want the best performing stock but what happens now is that your motivation is to have highest the highest profits which you just talked about you your bonuses and stock options are all based on that and as long as the consumers will buy it anyway no matter where it's made the automatic decision they should make is to make it overseas now when there's nationalism what happens it's a different deal whereby if you start making overseas your sales are going to drop ok and so suddenly saw an easy decision were just shipped overseas make it now it's like well we're losing market share to other company and maybe we ought not to do this in fact actually we can take market share by getting a plant back here and that's what this is consumer demand that drives all. consumer apathy is what created the unemployment problem we have right now consumer you know preference and de

i saw this move happen, and it was across the entire oil complex. what do you think happened?i think it was due to the fact that we have some thin holiday markets and we have oil expiring today. those two things, the options expiring can lead to this. the reason i am not going to buy into the fact that it's going to be a fat fingers when we see something like that happen, it's just usually one month that drops in the spreads away at a black. this was kind of a wholesale fall. i think that we have some very thin markets and a market trading down as quickly. there was nobody there and we had an oil exploration which kinds of things. i like to add one more thing. one more thing. i think ultimately across the globe today you had this big. >> sale because we have all the expectation built to last week with what ben bernanke said. we through the kitchen sink. an unprecedented move the unit on thursday. our problems. we also feel kind of giddy and get about it. but after you read the press and start looking at what was really said, i think that we came in this morning with one of the

know about what happened out there yesterday. it was just before 8:30, two chp officers had pulled over one person in a jeep. law enforcement sources say it was for expired registration but what we don't know is why one parked in front, one behind or whether there might have been other special circumstances and we don't know who the driver is. they say they are doing that. >> we are still trying to develop a profile on this person, see what led up to this shooting. >> what we have learned from witnesses though was it was bumper to bumper traffic when this happened. the chp officer had to cross several lanes to get the jeep pulled over and the other officer on scene ran up on an embankment in the moments after the shooting firing down on the vehicle and killing its driver before racing to help that fall in officer. >> i looked down to my right and i saw an officer on the ground bleeding and i thought oh, my god how horrible is that. >> also critical to this investigation is the dash cam video that chp confirms they have of what ha

it did not actually happen in tripoli. are you in tripoli. how are people responding to what has taken place? >> well, the situation here in tripoli does seem to be normal. people are on the streets. there seems to be nothing but the news that -- of what happened in bengazy spreading across tripoli today. most of the people i have token to, people in the capital here, are shocked and saddened by this attack. they say that it does not reflect the way libyans treat their guests. this is not the way libyans feel about the united states, and they do appreciate and do express gratitude for the rule the united states played last year as part of the nato alliance in helping the libyan people in ousting mow har gadhafi during their revolution. we are hearing also from government officials who are condemning this. they're also promising to bring those responsible to justice to have an investigation into what actually happened and who is responsible for this attack. >> i want to play a bit of sound here. this is from a libyan government spokesperson ab

it happened before the demonstrations, it happened before the killings, it happened before the american flag was torn down. let's just be clear about that right now. >> by what right does an american official in a foreign country get involved in freedom of speech issues in the united states against freedom of speech? i mean read the opening part of the statement, which suggests that in effect we should somehow be apologizing -- this is a film nobody has seen, done by somebody nobody understands. that's what america was all about, people were supposed to be free. we should be defending and explaining freedom, not kowtowing to whatever willful religious fanatic group decides they're offended by something. i don't think there's any circumstance where an american official should be censoring and condemning american free speech on behalf of people who happen to be irritated by it. >> hang on one second, elise labott at the state department can give us some context of that initial statement from cairo. >> john, it's true what politico said, and we had known this yesterday, that statement was

i would say don't be mislead by what is happening.he uprisings, women are very much instrumental in the square in tunisia. even in saudi arabia, even in monarchies, you have women educate and, more and more visible. the point is to promote the visibility through education and job -- and get them not a symbol be care wonderful symbols that are betraying the reality on the ground. i think this is where we have to come together. but what i would like from us in the west is not to say the only liberated women are the women who are like us. no, the liberated women are liberated women when they think, when they are ab stone mouse, they have empowered and can be practicing muslims and liberated women. we have to reassess our perception of who is free, and how they are free having started by this and this. we try to have a critical discussion and to mote the rights of women. i agree it should be done, and it also should be done in the way we deal with the religious sources in the book radical reform. i allocated one chapter on one and saying

i just want to know what happened what happened to my song because. they're telling me what sells in place and i'm not on the table i mean there's no way yeah so no way. did he tell you what kind of medication he was taking if any. medication was he was taken thousand for his phone lock the phone talk some for that break. anything else. to tell you about. larry medication he was taking. was now our family member call me that he didn't tell me anything about the day but i hear about bad luck and keep. him. company my coach and i don't know what the you know i don't want it i don't want to guess but i have a pretty good idea where it was he was taking ok. very. firm and i bought it i want to back the anti-malaria drug referred to by agent hudson as mefloquine mefloquine was developed by the u.s. army and is distributed by roche pharmaceuticals under the brand name lariam lariam was the focus of intense media scrutiny in two thousand and two after three soldiers from fort bragg killed their wives and ultimately committed suicide after returning from afgh

did the obama administration play down what happened in libya and what happened in cairo because it would make obama foreign policy look better? >> absolutely no one intentionally or unintentionally misled anybody involved in this. absolutely not. that is an answer that the press secretary gave on september 14. it is now september 23. we learn more information every single day about what happened. nobody wants to get to the bottom of this more than we do. look, let's also understand this. we saw a wave of violence throughout the region. what we saw in libya, though, was this weekend has been very important. 30,000 people in the streets protesting against islamic terrorists, against armed militias. this is a very dangerous region of the world. it has embraced democracy and is undergoing the beginnings of that democratic action. none of this is going to be easy, chris. it is important that we remain fully engaged in this part of the world. the president talked with the leader in libya, talked to president morisy and they understood their obligations in protecting our consulates. >> you. >>

it didn't happen there. it happened when the ambassador was in this lightly fortified consulate building over in the eastern part of the country in a city that's basically right next to what al chi qaeda is trying to build as a new hub for terrorist training. the city of benghazi is a city in the past few months have seen multiple attacks that are not just about local grievances or lingering anti-gadhafi stuff. they're about targeting the west. on may 22nd there was an attack on the red cross in benghazi. a group claimed credit for it. in so doing, they filmed the entire attack and then in their video, they interspersed footage of the attack with other traditional al qaeda type references in other al qaeda videos. they interspersed pictures of the attack with a speech about martyrdom that took place under the black flag of islamist militancy you can see here. this is not a run of the mill we're mad about local issues attack. they were not attacking a target of strategic local significance for libya. they pic

it's not very rational but it seems to happen. >> rose: of all the great things to happen to you, that friendship is high up on the list, is it? >> rose: i've been thinking about it a lot, clearly. and what marked out that friendship and it's not true of any other friendship i had is that we could say absolutely anything to each other, no matter how shameful and abject. >> rose: or mean or-- >> mean or anything. >> rose: hurtful. >> you didn't have to tailor it to him and to his presuppositions and nearly every other friend-- usually with friends, one is presenting a version of one's self. it's slightly tight and straightened but with him it was utter relaxation from that point of view. it was the same with my father and larkin: my father used to say "i can tell him anything." >> rose: the book is called "lionel asbo: state of england." author martin amis, good to see you. >> always good to see you. >> thank you for joining us. see you next time.

that's not supposed to happen. >> it should happen. not happening you're in bigger trouble. >> it should be moving that much. >> the thing is doing like the salsa in there. >> trying to cut its way out. >> this woman is 31 weeks into her pregnancy and she admits in her youtube posting it may seem weird or disgusting to some people but this is her child moving around going a little nuts inside of her belly. >> is this buy chance this woman was abducted by aliens and going to have an alien baby. >> this is what happens, boys. the child is alive inside her womb and likes to move around. >> it looks like there's jello in there. >> i'm so glad i have youtube for this. it's the miracle of life, the amazing female body. >>> nick, tailgating and pole dancing, two things that are -- >> awesome. >> exactly. but can you combine the two? over the weekend at the chicago bears home opener, some people tailgating, made themselves a ttlebit of a makeshift stripper pole. and this girl, who i believe is an amateur, is out there with her knee socks givin

i do it because what happened in columbine should have happened in my neighborhood, and it did not. there was no one there for me when this happened to me. [applause] there were no counselors, and nobody come into my house to ask me questions about what happened. the already labeled my son in the papers as a gang member. they labeled him as a drug dealer. no be had came to me -- no media came to me to ask me about my child. the people in my community seamen visible -- seemed invisible, and that seems unfair. i do because i want to see justice. i want to look at the person who killed my son and asked him why. why did you kill my son? what was so -- what did he do that allow you to shoot him point blank with four bullets in the face? what would make you do such a thing? i want to meet the individual, to let him know i have already forgiven you. if i had not for giving you, i would not be here today. i have to forgive you, but i want to know why. why do i want to know why? i want to get you killed, too. kurds people -- hurt people hurt people. apparently, you are hurting. you had to be

we happened to capture it. it kind of went viral. >>> if you guys bought a lottery ticket and the lottery at the time was $52 million, you'd probably double, triple, quadruple check to see if maybe you won. >> uh-huh. >> big time. >> you want to be sure. >> that's kind of what happened a few weeks ago in california during the megamillions jackpot, which was $52 million. someone did buy the winning ticket, but they didn't claim it for a month. >> what? >> were they worried about people trying to come after them and steal the winning ticket? >> it's not entirely clear. but it sounds like they were just unaware they had won. well, the california lotto released these surveillance videos that they had of the winner of this jackpot. of course, his face was appearing in different places. ktvu, our partner in the bay area, was doing a story about this, and right in the middle of their shoot they got the call that they had found the winner. >> while we've been talking to you, someone claimed the ticket. >> somebody just

when does that happen? >> happens with medication but not government spending.en the government spending is authorized by the american people. >> don't think we're addicted to. >> we're addicted to our defense budget which is always exempted from anything. $4 trillion, $5 trillion has gone out under obama, part of what happened. i agree with will on that, but 3 trillion of that went to the iraqi war, 3 trillion. we got out of iraq, and you see today our being there did very little good despite the horrendous losses. >> the fiscal cliff will take care of the defense spending. >> we've got to hit not just discretionary spending for health and welfare and education and transportation that we all benefit from, we've got to hit those areas like atomic weapons where we still are fighting the cold war so there's a lot that can be done to reduce taxes without cutting into the things that we really care about. >> let's show the federal government budget breakdown. the biggest part of the government breakdown, medicare, social security, defense are next and the other safe

what happened? what happened? what happened? >> as one of the volunteer fire marshals i grabbed my flashlight put a whistle around my neck and ran out of my private office into the larger office, and said come on everybody let's go there has been an explosion up stairs we have to move. >> elevator came we went down stairs. a crowd to get through a turnstile. security asked us where are you going? well, i saw fireballs coming we are getting out of here. no. go back to your office. the building is secure. it is safe. >> strobe lights flashed normally sirens whooped a little bit and there was a clear announcement building two is secure. well that took a little bit of pressure off. i went for a walk to the east floor which is where our training floor is and walked up to the north wall and there were a lot of our people against the glass looking up to their left you could see the north tower, and very sadly at that moment what they were looking at was people jumping. >> it was all smoke and fire and the

only after you see what happened in the first one you can assess what is going to happen in the second and i have no idea about what is planned if a strike on iran because we're likely to see a response from both hamas and hizbollah with hundreds if not thousands of rockets raining down on israel could israel withstand battles on various fronts i believe so we do have. rocket attacks from the ban on same with the gaza strip and i believe that it's always better to have them but this is not as problematic as the iranians having nuclear capability but at the same time a strike could ignite a wider regional war if not a world war with major powers like the united states being born in is that a risk that israel is prepared to take i don't know i believe that this is one of the considerations i don't know whether it. is willing to take what about syria and its reported chemical and biological weapons could the fall of bash our side and not see those weapons forming into the wrong hands and also being further spread throughout the region i don't know i know that today i was quite well protec

that happens in politicking. >> dana: oh well. that happens. >> brian: can't stop it.. >> eric: that is why people disrupt the media. that, president obama in that interview said all of that stuff going on in the middle east. bumps in the road. he never challenged. what do you mean president obama? bumps in the road? there are people dead, americans dead in the street. >> bob: romney wasn't challenged when he said people without shirts can go to the emergency room. nobody picked up on that. for a candidate to say if you don't have health insurance, go to the emergency room. >> kimberly: does he mean i.e.d. s? does he have respect for people serving there? bumps in the road, we'll get through it. like the economy. ridiculous. >> bob: i don't make a connection. >> kimberly: my gosh, bob. >> eric: with the rumblings in the middle east were bumps in the road. >> dana: he did the interview the day after the attack. >> bob: now i get it. >> eric: "a" block. >> dana: talking about the distrust in the media. when you see this number does it surprise you at all that people aren

i is cannot believe it happened. wow.>mark: coming up a little bit later in the hours you would hear from the driver that saw it happen. it happened on southbound 680 in. north of live border road. livoma road. there of north bound lanes were reopened at 1 in the afternoon with the southbound lanes to not open until around 4:00. state with kron 4 and kron4.com for the latest on the investigation in the shooting. >>darya: let's take a look at the weather. >>james: we are starting off this morning was in a fog. and then by the afternoon we will have a 10-20 percent chance of a thunderstorm popping up. and maybe a little muggy. the chance of thunderstorms not only exists for today but will go into tomorrow. we will talk about that later. >>george: let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there is no delays on the approach. it isn't easy ride coming out of the car their race -- mays. -- the macarther maze karen >>mark: michelle obama was the last speaker of the night. she was trying to convince voters to re-elect presi

watch what happens with it this dash cam. the dash cam starts to float around and spin around. >> what's going on? >> the car somehow got snagged by the crane hook as it came around the corner. right now the car is just along for the ride, hanging behind this crane. i have no idea how it got hooked up, but you see the horizon tilt back and forth. you see his mug go sliding. then he swings back around to the crane. >> how in the world does that happen? >> i have no idea, but i'm glad it didn't happen to us. >> the moped guy drives by like, oh, i just saw this yesterday. >> yeah, wild. >>> here's anot w people should have dash cam. >> he just ran and hopped on the hood of that car to pretend that car hit him? >> exactly. he tried to create a pedestrian accident for an insurance scam. throws himself on the hood in possibly the worst acting you've ever seen on camera. then he rolls off on to the street. the guy in the car was like, yeah, i got a camera, pal. >> oh, i don't even know what to say. he's like, me? you got me doing --

how does that happen? it happens because they are not there making it clear. listen to roosevelt's speeches in 1936. he'd say, "hey, the big money interests hate me. i welcome their hatred, 'cause i'm standing with the unemployed and working peoples." you hear that coming from too many democrats right now? so yeah, the democrats have become a party which does some good things, environment, women, gay issues, very good. protecting white, well, not white, any working class people. they're not strong. >> how do they get them back? not that you're in the business advising democrats, but what, how do they get them back? >> well, let me tell you for a start. president of the united states goes on television, holds a press conference just to say, "ladies and gentlemen, i just want to tell you, there's a lot of pressure for me to cut social security. ain't going to happen. bill comes before me, i'm going to veto it. social security is solvent. i'm going to make it solvent for 75 years. and i want every working person in this country to know social security will be the

and this is now happening today. establishing the collaborator will mean that we'll attract young companies working together with us on a great campus, getting inspired with great networks and helping us with the purpose of all of our doings, which is identifying breakthrough innovation for the patients which need it the most. i am extremely excited and i hope that everybody understands how important this step is for us. everybody sees that my entire management team is here, everybody understands that we have the unbelievable honor of having mayor ed lee here today, who also wants to speak to us on this event. i think we should all be proud of what we have accomplished, establishing our own group here. what we want to accomplish, establishing the collaborator. i really hope that at the end, the big benefit will go to our patient. thank you very much. i'm very happy that mayor ed lee is here and speaks to us. thank you. >> thank you, andy. welcome everybody. you know, i still marvel, terry, and andy, at just less than

so whatever's happening, she's not doing it - it's something that's happening to her.n other words, she couldn't be a fraud - there's just no way. that laid that whole issue to rest. >> now that last gentelman speaking is, of course, j. gordon melton, who was instrumental in pulling this conference together, the author of the encyclopedia of american religion, and what he said was rather astounding, and not just within that community but pavel could attest to this, all the major newspapers in the seattle area covered this, all the major tv stations, and the predominant headline was, "jz knight not a fraud," or, "woman who channels ramtha cannot be a fraud." and so interesting with pastor walt stowe - i mean, within his mythology, that's the only way he can explain it - the power of belief, the power of behavior. and those two - it's a culture class, it's a mythic class. but we have a mere four or five minutes left, so let me get to your good questions for pavel while we have him here with us. yeah, al? >> yeah. all night i've heard, "don't try this at home." but, can i

, and it did happen. so the idea that things take us by surprise and we don't know what's happening, you have the information and you yourself spend time calling heads of government to ask for more troops. >> guest: yes. general delay who was the force commander met with an informant who claimed at the time to have information that there is a plan to kill the tutsis and there was some massive amounts of arms caches that he knew had been collected and that he could take that to the location. delay thought about it and thought maybe he should go and do it. leave the headquarters advised him to be careful, that you don't have the mandate and you don't have the means. sometimes it's one of the most difficult decisions for a peacekeeper. he can make a stand now, but if you have limited resources and the others call for reinforcements, there is nothing you can do and in that situation, given the somali example, if he had also taken undue risk and soldiers have been killed the force would have withdrawn and in f

i think that children can happen upon this. i think people can happen upon this.s -- somebody cared for that guy, and the fact that somebody really cared deeply for that person means that shouldn't be on television. and i think it was a mistake. >> cenk: yeah, no question it was a mistake. and jayar made the comment that when they didn't show the coffins after the iraq war, that's just propaganda. you have to know the cost of war. and then our second topic, todd akin. he is doing it again. he made the famous comments about if it's legitimate rape a women's body has a way of shutting down so it doesn't get pregnant. and he has a debate with senator mccaskill. he said this . . . now senator mccaskill had a chance to respond. she said this. >> i don't know exactly what his accusation that i'm not lady like means. i'm a former courtroom prosecutor and i try to be strong and informed and i think the debate was tough for todd because i went through the list of his very, very extreme positions, and i think that maybe he wasn't prepared to answer to some of that. >> cenk:

what is happening? >>guest: well, what we are seeing here, neil, is somewhat of a collapse of the current administration's policy and an extension of that is the major security failure because of the massive uprising in the countries. it is a clash of civilizations. >>neil: what is odd. it is sort of like the arab uprising in reverse. that was hopeful. that was the hope at time. this does not look hopeful. it is more ominous forces have taken over. what do you think? >>guest: well you are dead on and, unfortunately, there are thousands of people we can clearly see who are represents a complete ideological clash in western society. the truth, this is a security nightmare spilling way beyond what this administration thought was capable and a complete culture clash of islamist extremist against western values, this small movie that was put out which has been used as an excuse to catapult this attack and the death of a fine man, a diplomatic, career diplomatic is inexcusable. it is time to take a tougher st

these are arab nations who are very sentimental very emotional they saw something happening they saw the film being produced and they want to protest this and taken out to the street was their only way to protest this so because they are very sentimental we've seen this happen before they demonstrated against the burning of the koran in background base in afghanistan they demonstrated against the. cartoonist the danish cartoonist to depict the prophet mohammed we've seen that happen before and it also died just as quickly as it started and just as fiercely as this started so we don't know what's going to happen when it comes to this might just be another example of how the arabs show their feelings towards something that is happening on the ground. right now the other thing is a lot of it has to do with what's going on in the arab world at the moment to process the arab spring or whatever you want to call it the revolutions they broke a lot of these revolutions brought islamist government to power. people expected that those governments will probably act differently when they see som

it's actually happening. >> what's happening? >> i want to prove it to everybody. >> no word on exactly what he dreamt. keep listening. >> what did you dream about that's happening? >> it's all on paper. i wrote it down. >> what does he want the cops to do? come there, read what he wrote down. >> apparently cops were sent to his home. when he got there, he allegedly admitted he had smoked synthetic marijuana. >> no. >> they told him, you can't call 99 -- 911 again when it's not a real emergency. the parents say, we don't want you to call 911 again so they hide the phone. 45 minutes later, mark goes to the neighbor's house and called 911. >> what's the emergency? >> the officer told me not to call back. he said if i called back, y'all were going to take me to court. so i'm calling back. >> the 911 dispatcher is like -- >> did you want to go to jail? >> i want to prove something to my family. >> do you have an emergency? >> no. >> you're saying the officer told you not to call back and you are because you're trying to prove a point

what happened in the u.s. and whether the u.s. federal reserve will announce a fresh round of quantitative easing while investors go to exactly what they were looking for this is what happened so let's take a look at how the markets are reacting because many of them were closed when the surgeon came out so we see that in asia the nikkei is gained over two percent the hang seng is gaining over two and a half percent of its our exporters are the main gainers and so you know we have so in the outing around three percent and also nintendo is again in the round of one percent and that's after it released its latest video game all right let's move on and take a look at wall street and what happened there over i because of course it always has a major if so what happens when all the worldwide markets and we saw that the dow added over one and a half percent and the nasdaq over one percent again investors there were reacting to the by the u.s. federal reserve and five the s. and p. five hundred had its highest offend there since two thous

that's want happening. some people in the administration are so involved in this democracy idea that believe that democracy can take hold after the arab spring, that this is clearly evidence that it ain't working. >> i think -- if they can keep the focus on the movie, they can hope that the governments in these countries can do something to sort of tamp down the violence and call off the protests. >> but if that's their goal, i think they have it backwards. the fact that -- first, the cairo embassy elevated the movie, talked about the movie, issued a tweet and a statement about the movie, i think raised this obscure film that nobody had seen -- >> have you seen it? have you seen the 14-minute video. we don't even know if there is a movie out there -- >> see, i think there is a narrative about it. but the narrative -- >> the narrative about it has, in fact, you know, gotten into the water supply into the bloodstream in the middle-east. >> there is no question, it has now. but this is now, i being, initially

don't let anything happen, keep your fingers crossed till november, and whatever happens then happens. that is the only thing that explains why you would use your officials and destroy their credibility by sending them out and basically making fools of them. >> sean: we'll talk about the cover-up of the cover-up by the main street media, so in the tank for this guy coming up later in the program. patrick j., thanks for being with us. >> thank you, sean. >> sean: this cover-up has everyone outraged. this transcends politics, because even democrats are demanding the administration provide an accurate account what happened in banghazi, and the bipartisan effort is led by the president's own debate partner, and that's senator john kerry. he says he wants answers. so do we, and do the families. mark, it seems to me the worst part is always the cover-up. now with the state department, now we learn that they knew within 24 hours what happened, always seems that when you try to -- well, let's delete this here, move this aside here, that all it does is bring greater suspicion to what was frank

year doesn't continue to happen. look our commanders on the ground and leaders here in washington certainly want that. and the islamic republic of iran is suffering under the worst economic conditions because of the toughest sanctions. >> chris: is there any indication of slowing down the nuclear program? >> guest: i haven't been briefod that. >> chris: there are reports that they doubled the number of centerfuges. >> guest: ther doling with the toughest economic sanctions because the world took a step together based on the leadership of obama. >> chris: it is not working. >> guest: chris, you don't know enough or i know enough about the intelligence. >> chris: robert, come on, you have any indication that it is stopping iran from stopping? >> guest: i think it made it tougher >> steve: has it had any affect from stopping the nuclear material? >> guest: if you listen to ehud barak. he would tell you that what we put in place with israel is complicating greatly their ability to build a nuclear weapon. >> chris: but th

happen. so the idea that things take effect, you have the information. yourself spent time calling heads of governments to ask for more troops. >> yes. a force commander met with an informant who claimed at the time to have the permission that the plan to kill. there was an arms cache. it was the mass of about. he knew had been collected. he could take it to the location. thought about it and felt maybe he should go at it do it. we have headquarters and advised him to be careful. you don't have the mandate of the means. it sometimes just one of the most difficult decision for peacekeeper. if he have limited resources than the others call for reinforcements cut off his that he can do. that situation given the somalia example, if he had those, the force would have been withdrawn. in fact he lost when this happened. and so it was because. as one said, he did not have the mandate. a realistic assessment of their appetite of member states to take out these type of crisis. i don't think we would ha

happened before. to deal with the arab world as we are very happy these people are for justice and we don't care which kind of political and economic policy for new positioning we get in the global economy which is very naive and we have to be cautious with this. we were dealing with this, something which is not as easy as this. it is if i have to talk about an intellectual revolution that is changing and we have to cope with this and hope the new generation are going to start from there. this is the beginning of the book and also saying hosni mubarak didn't know what was happening that -- many people were arrested because they were in the west and they were arrested. they knew something was happening. the american ambassador sent a note to the american government saying there are young people who want to get to the hosni mubarak regime before september of 2011 so this was in 2008. three years before. we were not aware of what was happening but so many analysts dealing with the issue were saying egypt

but a lot of excitement happening. it turns out the ride that they were on it malfunctioned leaving them about 300 feet in the air for hours. this happened at nots berry farm and engineers were able to get everybody down safely after about three hours, this is the second time in two weeks for that ride. it's called the wind seeker, brokall right, well you know that she has been on the set of "good morning america." she hasn't been there for a while. hour thoughts are -- our thoughts this morning are with robin roberts and her family. the latest on her medical batting and that's happening today that -- what's happening today that could put her on the road to recovery. and also this morning not the most popular time for a vacation. but it could save you some money. details on stalled travel straight ahead. >> and a chilly start will give way to a seasonable temperatures this afternoon. but, fall is right around the corner. all the details coming up. >> well, lynette there's a lot of congestion right now here in the north

it is happening in tunisia and they robbery dispierced and happening in yemen. it is also happening to a degree in iraq. insurgents we were killing came back and making their presence known. i feel bad for anyone. and our soldiers have left our iraqi embassy. there is video out now of the press talking to each other before mitt romney about getting on the same page and asking the same question to mitt romney and attack being him for jumping the gun. >> that shouldn't surprise anybody that the press is on the same page and they collaborate. >> steve: what did you think much what romney said. >> i have a lot of things in consideration . but what he said in my view was statesman like and for more presidential. >> gretchen: you think the same group of reporters were going to ask president obama those questions. >> you got to be kidding. the president would turn his back. >> steve: where is the media on the store foreand they are focusing on romney instead of the attacks. we'll be right back. t? lady, i just drive the truck. right, there's no way right, right? have a

and if that had not happened. if iraq had not happened, you would have had a situation indeed, even if the inspectors were still on the ground. >> rose: yeah. >> of course we didn't, with saddam disarmed, with saddam having no weapons of mass destruction, and homefully focusing on developing his country the way some other arab -- >> we don't want that, do we. >> no, i said-- no, we don't. but he-- these crazy-- sorry, i slunt say that. >> rose: no, go ahead, say it, these crazy. >> some of these leaders were doing credible things. sometimes also have pride in seeing themselves as builders. and constructing it. but it's a good question. you ask. if they had not been the war, and we didn't have the destabilization in iraq, would it be a much more peaceful middle east now. i think it could be but it would not have stopped the arab. >> arab spring, its most powerful force i think that's come along, you know, in terms of people wanting to seize their destiny. remarkable changes. >> incredible. >> rose: why is it going?