we're also joined by kim hart, senior technology reporter for "politico." here here to discuss several telecommunications issues confronting vise season and the wireless world, and we'll begin the questioning with kim hart. >> host: hi, mr. tauke, thanks for being here. so on thursday, the fcc had a significant vote on reforming the universal service fund. that's a mouthful and even more complicated to follow. i wanted to get your opinion on how you thought it all turned out after so many months of lobbying and so many years of talking about needing to do this. how do you think it all turned out? >> guest: it's almost decades of talking about this, and i think, first of all, the chairman and the commissioners deserve credit for taking on this issue, tackling it and getting it done. it's a big issue, very complex. and, essentially, we had system of subsidies under the old telephony world that continued as the old telephony world has died away. and the subsidies were, in many cases, being abused, they weren't targeted in a way that was helpful to consumers, s

she's back on tv now starring in a new show on the cw called "hart of dixie.">> jimmy: bummed out. >> awesome. thank you. for that. >> jimmy: you're making a face. you're a little bummed out by the entrance music? >> no. i was not bummed out. i was excited. i just felt like i needed a toadstool or something, and i didn't have it. [ laughter ] a little disappointed. >> jimmy: no, because we -- questlove, you played this entrance music yesterday for -- >> questlove: accidently for -- >> i actually heard that. so, that's why i kind of made a face. i was like, again? come on, guys. ♪ >> questlove: well, you said you wanted it to be your wedding music. >> yeah, i did say that. i don't really, but i did say it. and, it would be funny. >> questlove: i took you seriously. >> jimmy: that could be your wedding song, the "super mario brothers" theme. >> can you imagine? what if i dress as a princess? that would be even better. >> jimmy: that would be awesome, man. if you married some italian plumber. it would be awesome. [ laughter ] >> yes. if it looked like mario or lui

we're also joined by tim hart, senior technology reporter for politico. we're here to discuss several telecommunication issues confronting verizon and the wireless world. and we begin with kim. >> thursday, there was a vote on reform and universal service funds, a mouthful and more complicated to follow. i wanted your opinion on how you thought it turned out after seven months of lobbying and years of talking about needing to do this. how did it turn out? >> almost decades of talking about this. the chairman and the commissioner deserve credit for taking on this issue, tackling it, and getting it done. it is a big issue, very complex. essentially we had a system of subsidies under the old telephony world that continued as the old telephony world has died away. the subsidies were in many cases being abused. they were not targeted any way that was helpful to consumers. it really became almost an embarrassment for government as well as the industry. i think the fcc tackling this and addressing this was really important. from what i can tell, and we have not

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this week, peter hart had a focus group that includ republicans, democrats, an independents. when he asked which candidate interested than the most, the answer by a wide margigin was herman cain. you were t there mark. what i is it about herman cai that appeal to republicans? >> he is not a politician, they like the stotory -- up fromom the bootstraps the father a chauffeur, the motr a cleaning lady graduated from morehouse college, the most distinguiuished all-male aditionally black colleges in the country -- and his directness and optimism. >> colby, the cain phenomenon. >> they southbound herman cain as a people person.. his likability facto -- they saw her herman cain as a peoplele p person. his likabili factor someone thatat peoe would like to have as a next-door neighbor. the rest of the candidates do not come through that way. the focus group also talked about rick perry. what word cos to mind when they think about fifth grade kids? bully. >> n nina? >> herman cain is a fabulous salesman and has been all his liffe. go online and watch him at singing what sounds like a

peter hart held late focus group that included republicans, democrats, and independence. when he asked which candidate interested them the most, be answered by a large margin was herman cain. you were there, mark. what is it about him that appeal to republicans? >> he is not a politician, that they liked the personal story, up from the bootstraps, the mother a cleaning lady, a product of morehouse college, probably the most distinguished all-male traditionally black college in the country. and his directness, and his optimism, that is what they like about the guy. >> the cain phenomenon. >> they saw herman cain as a people person. his likability factor is very high. a hard-working businessman, a potential problem solver, someone that people would like to have as their next-door neighbor. the rest of the candidates do not come through that way. they also talked about it. and what comes to mind -- talked about rick perry, and what comes to mind? bully. >> nina? >> he has been a fantastic salesman all his life. it sounds like a prayer, except it is for pizza -- he has a beau

this week pollster peter hart held a focus group of republicans, democrats, an independents. when he asked which candidate interested than the most, the answer by a wide margin was herman cain. you were there, mark. what is it about him that appeals to republicans? >> he is not a politician, they like the personal story -- up from the bootstraps, father a show for, mother a cleaning lady, a product of morehouse college, the most distinguished all-male traditionally black college in the country -- and his directness and optimism. that is what they like about the guy. >> colby, the cain phenomenon. >> dan balz wrote about this. they saw herman cain as a people person. his likability factor is high. he is a hard-working businessman, someone had people would like to have as their next-door neighbor. the rest of the candidates do not come through that way. they talked about a perry -- what word comes to mind when you think of a fifth grade kid? bully. >> nina? >> he is a fabulous salesmen did go online and watch a missing in what sounds like a prayer -- watch him as saying what so

meanwhile, these arrests are still going on behind us at the senate hart building. we will have much more on this story tonight on abc 7 news starting at 5:00. for now, reporting live on capitol hill abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. more details now. in boston, police arrested more than 50 protesters following an early morning scuffle. police say the occupied boston protesters ignored a warning to move from a downtown location where they have been camped out for more than a week of the arrests began at about 1:30 a.m. this morning. most people were arrested there for trespassing. >>> and knew this man hazmat units in howard county are investigating a gas leak. several neighborhoods near the 8900 block have been evacuated as a precaution. residents are being allowed to return home at this hour. news choppers 7 was over the scene as crews successfully stopped the leak. no one was hurt. >>> news at noon, we're getting our first look at the man police say is behind a brazen attack on a metro bus. investigators say the started with an altercation near the silver spring

in new york aiynsley ear hart fox news. >>> now just hours before the debate, romney landed an important gop endorsement, governor chris christy gave him support praising his experience in small business romney could benefit from christy's ties to the tea party a group romney has had trouble winning over. >> president barack obama could blame the republicans for not bringing his jobs bill in. he will work with hairy reed to make sure -- harry reed to make sure individual proposals gain a vote. the house has no plan to vote on president obama's jobs bill. >>> an extension of the permit for occupy dc protestors at freedom plaza a few were arrested after a protest inside the senate office building yesterday. a hundred got into the building and started chanting when protestors unfurled a banner police let them chant for awhile then told them protesting inside was illegal. most complied but six refused and were arrested. meantime national park service extended their permit at freedom plaza until december 30th. >>> we now know who will be the headliners at sunday's dedication of new martin lut

"right this minute," we have hart maine via skype.excited about your scents and he has some suggestions what are they? >> all right, hart, get a pen and paper, okay? chain saw exhaust. jet fuel, motor oil. >> so you're the ceo. but your mom does some work. tell us how the breakdown goes? >> my mom does a lot of the making of the candles and processing the orders. my guy does a lot of emails and customer service stuff. and then i help out with a lot of those. >> how much candles have you sold so far? >> we sold around 10,000. >> whoa! >> and they the sell for 9.50 apiece. >> you have the environment in mind when it comes to man cans. how are you keeping it green? >> the cans we have, they're recycled cans that have been donated to soup kitchens. the soup kitchens use the soup cans and feed the hungry with the soup and we get the can back. >> hart, you're incredible and what a great business you have created at such a young age. he's going to rule the world. >>> another rule wedding. she loves her king. he loves his queen. and he really

peter hart, micah roberts, thank you both.e go back to live pictures of a rainy south lawn, the south korean president arrived moments ago. so more of the pomp and circumstance and a lost umbrellas this morning. they were going to try to move this inside, but you know what, they were really trying not to. >>> up next, a preview of what's driving the markets today. slovakia is back. >>> and how about that blackberry blackout. is rimm in big trouble? are we all going iphone? >>> plus, lonely at the top. we're hearing lots of talk these days about president obama not being a people person. but our new poll says, not so fast. >>> but first today's trivia question. who was once spotted reading a book during a white house state dinner. tweet me@chucktodd@thedailyrundown. the answer coming up. [ female announcer ] the humana walmart-preferred rx plan gives you the lowest plan premium in the country... so you can focus on what really matters. call humana at 1-800-808-4003. helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas a

i wanted -- bruce hart was in the audience, i want to acknowledge him also, looks like he stepped out. he's been really great. we want to wish bruce hart a happy birthday and bruce has been instrumental in helping to guide a lot of our work. so when he comes back in, we can sing happy birthday to him. superintendent garcia? superintendent garcia: i want to thank david and his crew, fabulous work, incredible. most of you know, i was the superintendent in clark county, las vegas, i opened up 65 schools in five years. i know how to build schools. but i'll tell you, none of those schools have the character and really just the feeling of art, of, you know, great a tech the history, the legacy, that the schools that david and his crew have been working on. when you look at them, i just hope, you know, the voters, everybody, i get a chance to visit schools twice a week i go out and visit schools. i remember working here in the late 1980's and our schools didn't look anything like this. i think every citizen in san francisco, when you drive around and see the schools, that's something you gen

the group went into the hart senate office building on capitol hill.played a banner that read tax the rich. the six who were arrested were charged with unlawful content. >>> a man's been arrested, accused of attacking women near the suitland metro station in prince georges county. >> police say the victims were able to identify their attacker, but somebody is coming out in defense of the suspect. pat collins has our report. >> reporter: these are just some of the charges facing philip james fleming. armed robbery. robbery. first-degree rape. false imprisonment. assault in the first degree. and using a handgun in a violent crime. philip james fleming. 30 years old. charged with two crimes against women last month near the metro station in suitland. and it may not end here. julie park is with the prince georges county police. >> there have been a number of cases between september and october. some of them were attempted sex assaults. we are looking at every case in the area and looking at what we know and we are continuing to investigate what we don't. >

calling for an end to our wars and higher taxes on the rich they unfurled banners in the atrium of the hart building reading and war now and people for people capitol police the middle east who have been arrested six activists the first arrest so far in the occupy d.c. movement. meanwhile over at fox so-called news their famous we report you decide slogan backfired today after weeks of bashing the occupy wall street movement faux asked their viewers to weigh in on it and let's just say roger ailes probably wasn't too pleased by the results when lopping seventy percent of respondents said that yes the occupy wall street movement represents their views about the nation's economic problems and corporate greed i guess the talking heads over there at fox aren't doing a good enough job spinning the message so for the latest on what's going on with the increasingly popular and far reaching occupy wall street movement i'm going to hand it over to our tea america senior producer lucy kavanagh on the ground in new york city where it all began. hi sam how are you i've been here since last thursday ess

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abc7's richard hart reports on the drive to discover one stop shopping for new tech ideas. >> you comeup with a new idea. you hire someone to visualize it. that someone uses someone to use a prototype and they test it on real users. another gets regular will egulatory approval and another markets it. >> ability experts and anthropologists in some cases. there is a lot of skills that can be necessary to pull some of these things off. >> even this slick ecosystem like the one south of market is not fast enough. today's product cycle is growing shorter and shorter. >> we are growing to a world where we had yearly updates to quarterly updates to monthly updates to daily updates. and we also had hourly updates. >> that's why the firm global logic is agile technology and it acquired the design shop, method. >> one of the things we struggled with is to be an end solution for our clients who want to invent the next thing, but are stuck at one place or another. >> and now in what is a trend for technology production, global logic does the engineering and method does the design. for clients that

with the next step in robots richard hart abc7 news. >> that's creepy and cool all rolled into one. >> you didn't like that, did you? >> it was weird. >> it creeped me out. >> leigh glaser is here to talk about the forecast. >> and already starting to see signs that our forecast and weather pattern will start to change a bit as we head through this week. we are actually looking down at saint ignacious church. the fog has started to move in and this is the richmond district in san francisco. so we will definitely see the fog increase overnight. we will keep it near the coast and maybe bring it in a little near the bay overnight tonight. but it does give us a little bit of a sign that our weather pattern that has been almost priss teen the last -- priss teen the last three or four days is showing change. 56 in san francisco and we have 63 degrees in oakland. still mild in antioch. 65 and clear skies there. 63 in mountain view and 61 clear sky in san jose. we will continue with coastal fog and continuing coast side maybe through the bay overnight. slightly cooler day as that marine influ

and they storm the hart senate office building. protestors rush to fill the elevators and press all the buttons. demonstrators plan to block all rest room doors. stop the machine is distinctly separate from occupy wall street, though. some members do overlap. >>> a significant endorsement today in the gop race in the presidential presidential nomination. new jersey governor chris christie is thoughing his endorsement behind mitt romney. christie announced this week he will not run for the nomination. his endorsement now means that his financial backers will send that to romney. >>> there is a change in the air and it has to do with the clouds in the sky. mild. wjz has weather and traffic together. we'll start with bob. and he has the updated numbers for us from first warning weather. >>> we've had nine beautiful days. today hasn't been bad. so far, it's been dry. mild and a little humid. showers to the south of us. big batch across southern virginia. and another batch over the ocean there. looks like for the time being, looks like

protest inside the hart senate office building. they attempted to unfurl a banner that read tax the rich. it's the first time a group of protesters was arrested since the movement came to d.c. >>> ahead, the expert who struck a major blow to conrad murray's >>> if you are not a fan of news 4 yet, today is the day to become one. we're giving away a 42-inch hdtv. imagine us in hdtv. all you do is sign up on the nbc washington facebook page and we'll pick a winner at the 11:00 p.m. newscast. >> let's go to tom kierein. take a look at our forecast. tom? >> good morning. >>> there's the sky over capitol hill. we've got low clouds. they've been producing light rain in washington over the last couple of hours. we've had more moderate downpours, especially out in west virginia, where you see the pockets of yellow. those are moderate showers coming into the shenandoah valley, southern and central shenandoah valley. coming up from the south, closer to washington, just a few sprinkles, little bit of light rain across northern virginia and int

hart asked for reschedulings, and we sent out letters with the october 12 as the date. >> let's go ahead and back burner and item number seven. let's hear no. 9 enand give hima chance. i am sorry. item #8. >> pat buscovich verses the department of building inspection. protesting the issuance of permits to alter a building commo-- an addition of reader, basement under deck, portables on in basement interior, horizontal addition on first floor, new decca audition at first floor leader, and we will start with the appellant. >> 7 minutes. >> good evening, commissioners. i always like to say what the case is really about. it is never what it is really about. a permit was filed about a year ago to build a retaining wall. there was an agreement from my client to the owner of a certain amount of vegetation would be installed and they would not have to see the construction. the series of retaining walls and the addition in the back. we have been trying to work with the neighbor about fulfilling the requirements and having the landscapers talk. that agreement has fallen apart. we have the votes of

yesterday, six protesters were arrested when they staged a rally at the senate hart office building trade in the race for the white house mitt romney and herman cain went into last night's republican presidential debate as front-runners and both men dodged shots from their gop rivals. >> at last night's bloomberg television-"washington post" debate, herman cain's tax plans the drew intense scrutiny. he calls his plan 9-9-9. >> 9% corporate tax 9% personal tax >>>. >> the devil is in the details. >> i thought it was the price of a piece of trade -- pizza. >> mitt romney is leading in most polls after stumbles by texas gov. rick perry but herman cain, who is being taken more seriously, is finding his ideas and the microscope. even vice president biden took aim at cain today. >> it is consistent with the republican philosophy, that what you continue to do is cut taxes for the millionaires and billionaires. >> cain is the former ceo of godfather's pizza but has never held elected office. on "good morning america," he was asked about his lack of foreign policy experience. >> my foreign policy

join usus today kris hart and devlvlin keating, the guys behind foggboom grocery. u come highly recommend from the d.c. chaer of cocommerce as up and comers in the commerce world. how did youtart a business? when i gradaduated from grge washington, i decided i did not want to in to polititics. >>>> wise choice. >>>> thank you. i look for something we could build together and wi my goodod friend here, devlin and i figured weould tack the challenge. >> whawas missingn the foggy bottom area? its full of restaurants and delis. >> not as muc as it can be. every ock you walk in dupont, the adams morgan, there is business. in foggy bottom, you do not have that. i think we need more businesses. ththe initial onene was a tan in salon, the relentless spot, then a g grocery store -- 8a spapa, then a grocery store. >> yr r reputation is growi. you ar the operations guide. how'd you convince people to take you seriously? >> we left our product speak for itself. when of the under-served parts of the food market is people did not like eating where they were eating. >> it is just

several protesters were arrested after they refuse to leave the harting about. dozens more gathered in the lobby with signs. last night, the u.s. park police granted them a permit to stay in freedom plaza through december 30th. that gives them months to spread the word about multiple causes. >>> a spectacular, yet environmentally frightening scene out at sea. a stricken cargo ship leaking oil and losing its con towners. >> the situation is getting worse too. up next, we are checking more headlines -- a stricken cargo ship leaking oil and losing its con towners. e r -- containers. these sweet honey clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. . >>> things are going from bad to worse for a cargo

this is inside the senate hart office building.y d.c. group. officers moved in as soon as they dropped down some banners that said end war now and the other banner apparently said the people, for the people. protesters from the atrium, that's the atrium of the hart building. being hauled off by police. there was a shot of the banner before they managed to get to them. welcome back. craig melvin. >>> nba commissioner david stern officially cancelled the first two weeks of the season. players, owners and the league say they made no progress in negotiations. >>> a huge pot bust in mexico. officials got more than four tons of marijuana, arrested 36 cartel members during five days of raids. >>> and closing arguments begin in the trial of the suspect in the petit murders in 2007. >>> and steve jobs, official cause of death, respiratory arrest as a result of pancreatic cancer. >>> campaign season has proven anything, it is that the debates in the early going do matter. tonight, new hampshire voters have a chance to see a lot of developing

hart at the wall. can't make the catch. berkman scores, 1-0. this one hit between hairston's leg, that should have been the third out, instead, two runs score. cardinals add two more runs in the 8th, 7-1 the final. st. louis can win a trip to the world series with a win on sunday in milwaukee. texas can do the same thing by beating detroit tomorrow and that is your toyota sports report. >> these series are fun. >> i think milwaukee may be able to turn it around at home. >> nightline is next. for rick, larry, sandy, thanks for watching, we would love to hear from you any time. have a great weekend. $<x1aw/Ñ [ female announcer ] at the jcpenney...big as it gets sale, save big... ...with night and day doorbusters this friday and saturday. save 60% off coats for her and him. 50% off e hottest boots. 50% off the latest dresses. and 60% off sheets and towels. plus, with jcpcash, get $10 off when you spend just 25. no exclusions! unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. the savings don't get bigger than this! go to jcp.com to see ev

corey hart shows up, i got some sunglasses at night that i haven't worn in a long time. >> jimmy, we- >> jimmy: you touched a real cord here with the corey hart contingent, simon. >> sorry. i like corey. >> jimmy: would that be allowed? >> there's no rules. >> jimmy: there are no rules. >> no rules. >> jimmy: and you could potentially have a 13-year-old kid singing against larry king, for instance, at the end, because you don't have -- because the age range -- >> that's a horrible thought. >> jimmy: it is a horrible thought, but it would be the greatest finale in the history of television. >> well, hypothetically, yes. we had someone, actually a married couple turned up. she was 83 and he was 70 and took him five minutes to get on the stage. i was rooting for them. you'll see them on tomorrow night's show. but they were absolutely dreadful. but -- and i said to paula, i said, looking at you and me in ten years time. >> jimmy: you tell them, you don't sit there and say something nice just because they're older. you tell them what you really think. >> i found it difficult to be horribl

inside the hart senate office building.y were attempting to unfurl a banner that said, quote, tax the rich. it was the first time a group of protesters was arrested since the movement came to d.c. >>> and hundreds of people from the occupy wall street movement took part in a millionaires march in new york city. they marched through the homes of some of the city's wealthiest residents. they carried oversized checks, symbolizing how much less the wealthy will pay when new york's 2% millionaires tax expires in december. >>> metro trains are running in both directions between rosslyn and ballston this morning after a man was hit by a train in clarendon yesterday. the man is listed in serious condition. the incident made for a chaotic commute on the orange line yesterday afternoon. take a look at pictures taken from the rosslyn metro station as hundreds of riders were trapped on the platform. because the man was hit in clarendon, that station was closed, and all the riders had to get off the train in rosslyn. when the passengers

hart at the wall. can't make the catch. berkman scores, 1-0.en hairston's leg, that should have been the third out, instead, two runs score. cardinals add two more runs in the 8th, 7-1 the final. st. louis can win a trip to the world series with a win on sunday in milwaukee. texas can do the same thing by beating detroit tomorrow and that is your toyota sports report. >> these series are fun. >> i think milwaukee may be able to turn it around at home. >> nightline is next. for rick, larry, sandy, thanks for watching, we would love to hear from you any time. hear from you any time. have a great weekend. tag, you're it. you're it. no, i tagged you last. want to go fishing? there's no fish. they're frozen. they don't freeze. do they die? hey, look at this car! wow, isn't that neat? it's got to be a ford. no, it's not a ford. then what is it? it's not a ford. i've been in one. hey, leonard, what are you doing? what's it look like? somebody might be coming. keep a look out, james. no one's coming. my turn's next. uh-uh, uh-uh. what's wrong leonard?

widely recognized as the greenest city in the world and it's right in silicon valley which is the hart of starting companies and we want to work to make san francisco the center of gravity for clean energy companies. that translates to making a difference in the world. it translates to job creation and economic activity. we want to do that all right here. there's four companies in first program. we're super excited that they're here. we're joking that it's harder to get into greenstart than into stanford or harvard. we had 130 applications and through a rigorous process, we narrowed it down to four. we're going to invite them up to say a few words. this formally kicks off today. it's a 12-week program. it's going to be high intensity and keep an eye out for these companies because they're going to be out there changing the world. thanks for being here, guys. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, mitch. and now i've got the great honor to introduce mayor lee, whose commitment to clean tech and jobs to san francisco. it's a testament that you're here. welcome. mayor lee: welcome, tim. than

triumph at white hart lane extending spurs unbeaten run to seven games with six wins among the .now red bull driver sebastian fattal has won the inaugural formula one grand prix prior to the race there was a minute's silence for tell him oh to be rather marco simoncelli whole died in a crash last week during the malaysian grand prix then the race began where the german pole sitter left from stand gradually increasing his advantage over the chest and he never looked back at all finished eight point four seconds ahead of the pirates janssen bottom ferrari's fernando alonso came home a distant third lost almost twenty five seconds to the way there another red bull's mark webber was fourth while the tyler betroth finished outside the points being eleventh after the race the winner had mixed emotions. on the one hand i'm very very happy with the first grand prix in india and i'm very proud to be the first winner and i think we can be as a team but on the other hand looking back at last weekend we lost two of our mates . yeah i didn't know them well them but obviously it was a big it w

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inside the hart senate building. they were attempting to unfurl a banner that read tax the rich. it's the first time a group of protesters was arrested since occupying d.c. >>> a millionaire march in new york city. they marched through the homes of the wealthiest residents. they carried large checks that signified how much the wealthy will play when new york's 2% tax expires in november. >>> a person was hit by a train in clarendon. the incident made for a chaotic commute on the orange line. take a look at cell phone pictures taken from the rosslyn metro station as dozens of riders were trapped on the platform. the man was hit in clarendon, and that station was closed. peaks h passengers had to get off the train in rosslyn. the escalators were out, and that made things worse. >> everyone is checking on everybody else for health, but then you had people who were starting to be in respiratory distress. people were starting to feel their heart hurting, and then you had emts coming down. >> metro officials said the escalators did what they were supposed to do, which is automatically