harrington? >> right here. >> how are you? >> i've had better days. >> do you like it in here? >> no, not at all. >> you don't? >> not at all. >> good. that means you won't come back. >> let me ask you a couple questions, then. is there any concern for other, you know, programming classes? >> we have religious programs. >> well, i can't attend any religious services. i work seven days a week at the food factory. >> you work seven days a week? >> we all do. >> you're making a lot of money. >> we don't make a penny. >> i know you're sneaking a sandwich, you guys do. you only have one sandwich? is it air-conditioned? >> where. >> in the kitchen. >> you want to talk about the equipment breakdowns we have in. >> you had a breakdown? >> we have a breakdown every single day. >> that's the county for you. they can't build anything that works. >> i wouldn't hold you accountable for one single thing here. this is your talk show. >> you've got to hold me accountable for running this jail. >> right. >> and for the tent city, i know it's tough sometimes, 140 degrees in the summer, but i shu

by senior year, father harrington got it down to, be a good person.ll that mattered. be a good person. all the rules we were taught in elementary school, fell away. some of them formally expunged by the vatican. when i was in first grade we were taught it was a isn't to eat meat on fridays. by the time i was a senior, the cafeteria was serving meat fridays. father harrington knew he was our last religion teacher except for a couple kids who would go on to catholic colleges this would be the last time we sat in a classroom discussing catholicism. he didn't use that final year of class time to cram our heads with rules and condemnations. he did everything he could to leave us comfortable and relaxed about the presence of catholicism in our daily lives. father harrington talked only about the things that mattered most in catholicism. which meant he talked but god and love and goodness and kindness and he never, he never talked about sin. he told us that our beliefs would be challenged in college and throughout our lives. and that we would probably from t

ultimately, san francisco, the general manager of the sfpu crushtion, ed harrington said in response to those of us driving this program ~ that recs are not real green power and san francisco won't do recs because recs are not real green power. and now i know we're back and there's some reasoning and thoughts about this. but without putting you into, you know, sfpuc and cpuc and you're the director of energy division. but what would drive someone, a very respected official to stand up and basically say what's kind of happening here with recs is not real green power? what's the answer back? because people are talking about that. >> i very much don't want to get too much into the middle of the actual plan for clean energy san francisco because i really don't know the details of the current iterations of it. it does come down to what your policy preferences are, though. it is purely a carbon reduction policy preference, an unbundled and a bundled rec shouldn't make that much of a difference. and then it's important to emphasize that what makes the biggest difference is what does the rec

. >> patrick harrington. >> patrick harrington. >> yes. >> i've been in this prison since june of 1988 first. i try to be in the hobby shop here as much as i can. for me, if i'm not busy, i have the tendency to get in trouble. when the place first opened up, i wasn't really busy. i was in fights, basically beating up other people. >> but in the hobby shop harrington focuses those energies on something far more delicate. an incredibly detailed dollhouse he was building as a gift for his niece. >> i've been working on this dollhouse for about two years now. it's for that young girl. the young girl, she has no idea i'm making it. she has no idea it's coming down there. >> harrington gave our crew a tour of his masterpiece. >> the windows work. up and down. all the doors open and close. all the lights work, the doors open. all the yellow-colored wood is the natural color of the wood. this door up here, this pulls downstairs so a doll can come up and come around on top. the shingles are individual. this is real brick. 900 individual bricks. yeah, it's a lot of work. it's a lot of fun, you k

let's bring in the founder of harrington capital management, kyle harrington. >> how are you? to it. should small businesses hire or should they wait? >> i think they should wait. i'm a small business owner. and i'm not sure that i see data that supports the hypothesis that small business owners are out and starting to hire at a faster pace. i think that there were 71,000 new small business jobs created in the month of july, in the -- july, 81,000 jobs created in august. there is a slow growth going on, i think. but with obamacare, with increased regulation, with uncertainty in the international relationship community with syria and other areas, i think that people in the small business world are on hold with respect to the overall economy. >> arthel: because they're looking and seeing it's too uncertain. >> a little bit tenuous, a little uncertain. the equity market, the job market i don't think like the uncertain associated with that. >> arthel: you were mentioning -- we talked about the national federation of independent business and how last month the employment at small f

. >> the harrington's of west greenwich, rhode island have a new member of the family.at the truck stop in west greenwich when she spotted a stray kitten. she attempted to catch the kitten, but it became skittish and wedged itself into her car engine. after some careful maneuvering, an officer with the west greenwich police department was able to pull the kitten to safety. the harringtons have decided to keep the kitten and name it rhody! >> are the rumors true? is the duchess of cambridge's little sister pippa middleton really engaged? the usa today is reporting that celebrity tabloid "sunday people" says middleton's boyfriend nico jackson popped the question -- and that the wedding is set for spring. the magazine says its sources are unnamed "friends." and there is no comment from middleton or jackson. the couple is apparently keeping the arrangement under wraps until pippa's 30-th birthday this friday. catherine? >> catherine: in sports. barry zito pitches perhaps his final start as a giant. . and the a's hook up with the rangers in an exciting afternoon game at the

harrington, atlanta by 10. eliminate the mystics in the playoffs, 80-72.bout peyton manning dissecting the raiders tonight. has 12 touchdowns already this year. --14 over the rate of raiders. mercy rule. close to scoring. >> thanks. >> this guy has been hanging around the neighborhood for the past couple of weeks. they believe he weighs something like 800 pounds. it did not hurt anyone. wilds taken back to the today. the question is, why? today. the question is, why? i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. ken cuccinelli's ad twists the facts. terry mcauliffe had no role in running the company and owned just 1/1400th of the company's stock. it's ken cuccinelli we should worry about. pursuing an extreme agenda. interfering in our personal lives. and waging war on abortion, even in cases of rape and incest. ken cuccinelli. he's focused on his own agenda. not us. >> tomorrow will be in the low 40's. beautiful weather for the next several days. it will be gorgeous. >> all right. there you go. that will be it for us tonight. thank

joseph, the worker. >> and instantly harrington's laughing. i'm wondering, who is this guy?cer solomon. i'm the program coordinator here for tent city. okay. come on up, guys. >> officer solomon had this radio voice, so when we first met him and he started talking to us, we were all thinking, like, this guy must have done something in radio and he actually did. >> many people, of course, ask me, you know, when they hear my voice, you know, officer solomon, you have that voice and face for radio. get it, face for radio? anyway, and yes i was in radio for many years, and i did a little tv. did a little radio. loved it. as i would sit in the studio, you know, and as i would be front selling and back selling songs, that was the latest by def leopard, coming up around the corner, docken for you, a little ratt, we have more of your favorite rock music and more of your requests coming up with me, the big-g. it was fun, it was the fun life. it was great. i loved walking to the store and everybody was like, hey, big g. it was a lot of fun, but i said, is this my life? you guys coming

newcomers like al harrington is expected to provide inside scoring and veteran leadershipsp and porter the to mix joining a healthy wall and biehl. and despite the struggles, the team has playoffs in their sights. >> yeah. it.'ss. >> i feel like last year was a playoff team and everybody is healthy and things didn't work o out the way we wanted it to ando we have a great piece this thi summer and proud team and we know what it takes and we know playing defense first and get up on the corner and run. r >>> it is a whole new year and better team than last year and more chemistry-oriented team. >>> we are together and know each other's strengths and weaknesses. excited and we have a great opportunity in front of us. >> redskins are out west wes planning to test the field conditions in oakland tomorrow for those of you whos in don't w raiders share the football field with oakland athletics baseball team and theynd a have to adjuso the dirt. and kicking field goals today. >>> last season redskins had tos rushing attack inon the nfl and through three games they are ranked 20th. it is a numbe

but there was years of earlier discussion with kathleen harrington and the owners agreeing to the stakeholdersying we're going to do it. the nice thing about the unb ordinance it was pretty easy to identify if you were a unb. the nonductile buildings, i'm not sure what holds them up. the corner soft story buildings, i've got my 14-year-old son now, he can now identify them because we drive around town and he goes, dads that one? yeah, do you see this and this? a 14-year-old can be trained to identify them. they're straight forward. >> do you think it's another four or six-year program to come up with legislation? >> to be honest, you have to get the board of supervisors on board on this and they need to realize that it's not just a landlord issue. it's a tenant issue, a people on the street, the neighborhood serving facilities. they are the book ends of the block. you might -- >> i haven't -- there's no opposition, except people that own some of the build. >> you also haven't gone through the unb process at the state and local level. you have a group of people familiar with earthquakes and the

. >> al: that's harrington. we're told the video equipment is now working again. >> cris: so kyle arrington here is doing his best to try and hold up. but you can see it's these sort of quick releases and little picks that are getting these receivers open. but finally these other guys -- in particular, harry douglas starting to have an impact. >> al: jones has come back in and the pass is caught by jones who gets right back in the game and they're saying he was pushed off. >> cris: he absolutely was, absolutely was. >> al: yeah. >> cris: no flag. julio jones is going to extend his arm and push off. great release off the ball. here he is. can't see very well on that side. but you can see the extension right there and what that does to dennard is he can't jump. little late to see it that time. wonder if that -- >> al: i was thinking the same thing. >> cris: if he did, that's out. >> al: too late to challenge. and the pass is caught inside the ten. >> cris: look at that. >> al: gonzalez again. a dozen catches. greg

. >> al: that's harrington. we're told the video equipment is now working again. >> cris: so kyle arrington here is doing his best to try and hold up. but you can see it's these sort of quick releases and little picks that are getting these receivers open. but finally these other guys -- in particular, harry douglas starting to have an impact. >> al: jones has come back in and the pass is caught by jones who gets right back in the game and they're saying he was pushed off. >> cris: he absolutely was, absolutely was. >> al: yeah. >> cris: no flag. julio jones is going to extend his arm and push off. great release off the ball. here he is. can't see very well on that side. but you can see the extension right there and what that does to dennard is he can't jump. little late to see it that time. wonder if that -- >> al: i was thinking the same thing. >> cris: if he did, that's out. >> al: too late to challenge. and the pass is caught inside the ten. >> cris: look at that. >> al: gonzalez again. a dozen catches. greg

>> there are other clubs in the neighborhood and they don't draw much attention and there is a harrington and that is a divy bar and there is not much that comes from there and there is a new venue that opened up around the corner and it is called booze land and there is chambers which is an up scale lounge and those are the neighbors that we know about and i think that they also have the crime statistics around there for the assault and for battery and for burglary, and a high level of incidents and car break-ins and we don't have so much of that there, and we are looking at, and yeah, just for the sake of time, i think that there is a lot of questions that the commissioners have. do you have any major points? >> i think that you are hit and acting responsibly and following. >> yeah. >> but, do you have any major points before we get into our conditions? >> there are incidents here that we have a lot more questions about. i think that is a good idea. and i will try to hit on the major points. >> how many more do you have? >> they will be short and brief but there are a few. >> in the pas

michael harrington in the other america wrote about them during the age of av loouns.there has been poverty. we've given up as a society to alleviate it. somehow poverty has become a forgotten topic. if you do well, you essentially privatise your life - you live in a gated community, you suburbia where you can ignore what is happening in the other parts of the country. if you go and spend time talking to people, going into out of the way places in america, go into family's homes, you'll find a well of economic insecurity. that is an important part of this. we don't live in a country with wholesale starvation. the poverty in america is not the same as poverty in india or sub-saharan africa. it is one of inequality and insecurity. every day, if you live in that situation, you are having to juggle bills - do i pay my heating or make the car payment. do i buy food for my kids or make the house payment. do i buy medicines when the doctor says i need medicine but i have no insurance, or do i keep my gas on. they are unpalatable choices. if you send the kids to school hungry.

accountant to review the record pane to sit in on a meeting with samtrans chief financial officer gigi harringtonhink it's important that, you know, if there are errors found, you know, the auditor is under a responsibility to look at that, especially in combination with allegations made. should take it seriously. auditors don't look at every transaction. auditors look at a sampling. that's the way audits are done all over the world. >> it's easy to miss these types of errors? >> there are errors like that. in this case you brought them, thank you. our auditors looked at them, said they were immaterial. >> reporter: he said they're small compared to their budget. ramirez urges authors to look deeper saying this is a fraction of the entries designed to hide millions over the years. >> it's not very transparent. >> reporter: there's one thing both samtrans and our sources seem to agree on. >> this is the taxpayer money. we need to do our best to protect these funds. >> we have an agency here that has values and those values are competence, they're integrity and being good stewards of the public mon

at harrington park. >>> also happening today, san francisco will celebrate the u.n.'ce day rally and celebration kicksoff at noon at the unseld plaza. it will feature musicians, artists and speakers. they will hold a general assembly to commemorate the second anniversary of the occupy movement. >>> police have arrested members of a notorious street gang who they say ran a dogfighting ring in san francisco. investigators confiscated the video. vic lee has it. >> the video is too violent and disturbing to show in its entirety. two pit bulls are fighting as their owners and bystanders provoke them to fight harder. the inspector dan silver is with the gang task force. slapped and punched and yelled at and they fight pretty viciously for about five minutes. the video cuts off. >> police believe this dogfight happened in march at the hunters view housing development. they arrested three men who police say are documented members of the west mob gang. >> robberies, murders, they have been burglaries, drug dealing. >> police say ed perkins owns one of the dogs. they say a.c. l

michael harrington, portland, oregon. quit talking over krauthammer. i want to hear him, not you.s the solution. watch charles's show and take a walk during the factor. we have robust debate here . nobody gets a soliloquy. from kansas, your book should not be entitled "killing jesus." we all know jesus lives. i don't think this book is for you. it's history. we don't deal with re lijen in the book until the afterword. pat from indiana. bill read the opening crafter. you have another big hit on your hands. i preach yat that. premium members can read the chapter or listen to the audio on the website all this week and everybody can do it uh beginning friday evening. finally tonight the factor tip of the day. all about a candidate for miss america. she is a sergeant in the army national guard. she has big tattoos, a first for miss america. we thought that was pretty interesting with her military background, tattoos and all of that. we wanted to speak with the sergeant. we called her business manager to set it up. but the manager, kim brom wanted questions submitted in advance from me,

. >> joining us is kyle harrington, rich peterson, s&p, ryan from investment research and rick santelli. gentleman, happy friday to you. thank you for joining us. rich, let me kick it off with you. are we a couple weeks away from the end of the quarter and we just got the last three months of the year? what are you expecting? what is it looking like in terms of fundamentals, the earnings picture? >> i think the market has shrugged off the taper tantrum over the past few weeks and now a september to remember, up 3% on the s&p 500. we never crossed 3% yield on the ten-year. we had strong m&a market. businessest corporate bond issue. twitter ipo, a lot of positives. >> a lot of news. >> and a lot of volatility. i think the market is looking past that, looking toward third quarter earnings. come october i think we'll see modest growth and gains in maybe consumer discretionary health care technology. all in all, valuations seem reasonable and the market on higher ground. >> bob mentioned complacency. is there too much complacency in the marketplace as we've got off to this rocking start to s

michael harrington, you remember in his great book "the other america" which focused the nation's attentionate group of people that was really struggling in ways that we didn't even know. today, fast forward to the year 2013 and you have a middle class that is very close to the poor in the sense that over a ten-year period, a large percentage of the people in the middle class, who are earning, let's say, $50,000 a year, $35,000 a year, $26,000 a year, find themselves suddenly, almost without warning, because they lose a job, because they've got a health crisis, because something else comes up, they're poor. they're on food stamps, they are humiliated. and this is a fear that justifiably and understandably haunts america today. i think it's why so many people are so frustrated and so angry, because it's not just that they're working harder and getting nowhere. but they are worried that they are only one or two or three paychecks away from poverty. that they have not saved. that if they have saved, they know that their savings are not going to go nearly far enough. they can't save for their c

. >> serving a 99-year sentence for first-degree murder, patrick harrington spends his days working on>> 2 1/2 years ago i called my younger brother and asked him, hey, can i make your daughter a doll house? he says, sure. so i've been working on this doll house for about two years now. like the windows here, they all work, up and down. all the doors open and close. all the lights work. this door up here. it's pull-down stairs. so like a little doll can come up around the top. this is real brick. 900 individual bricks. it's a lot of work. it's a lot of fun. my brother has another daughter that's a year and a half. so will i have to make another doll house for the other daughter? maybe. if i do, yeah, i'll do it. >>> coming up -- >> i like guys that like girls. so that makes me like an oddball homosexual. there's no name for what it is. so that's just me. a queen. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] it's time healthy gets a dose of happy. new yoplait greek. bye-bye, stir. so long, sour. hello, happy. it's time to lick the lid again. ♪ to severe plaque psoriasis... the frustration... covering up. s

in the interview, michael harrington said, isn't he like darth vader?d guy, and he was always been impressed by the fact that microsoft was really a mission-driven company trying to put a computer on everyone's desk, though he did say that microsoft has lost some of its focus now. back over to you. >> yeah, that was a really compelling part of the interview, talking about his experience growing up and idolizing gates. julia, thanks a lot. >>> of course, during the interview with zuckerberg, he said companies like twitter should not be afraid of going public. it brings us to this morning's "squawk on the tweet." if zuckerberg says twitter shouldn't be afraid of an ipo, what should they be afraid of? tweet us @squawkstreet. >>> meantime, congress is barrelling towards a new fight over a government shutdown and raising the debt ceiling. what's it going to take to get a deal done this time around? we'll talk to republican senator james inhofe in a moment. >>> first, though, rick santelli looking to play today's crop report. rick? >> absolutely. i think, you