this is in hindsight, but we should of been on top of that. i want to speak about corner treatment. we encourage the corner, where the building turns from van ness onto clay. it is a lantern we often talk about. we discussed that a lot in the hayes street corridor, and the new buildings along that way. what this building does, and i want to challenge the architect -- there are bedrooms on all floors in that corner. bedrooms, by the nature that they are bedrooms, require curtains. that is the nature of the bedrooms. i would prefer that the living area move into those particular corner locations in order to really allow that corner to be the lantern, which we encourage these buildings to do. that is a minor point. i hope to accommodate that. it is, i think, an important feature we should encourage. do not put a dark corner there. this was said to the neighbors being concerned of shadow. this building is one of the lowest this side of the street. it does not really cast a shadow over the washington street building. those people were concerned about light and air and sunlight on their b

in hindsight, and to an outside observer, it is almost inconceivable that this man claimed support. >f fritzl was not only above suspicion, he was actually getting financial help from the state. the fact was that nobody, neighbors or social services, thought there was anything wrong. >> translator: in the world upstairs, everybody who knew them said so, everything seemed right. the children went to school. they did their homework properly. they were brought up strictly by this father. and so after some time, people would have said, this is an honorable man. he may be strict, but as we say in austria that strictness never hurt anybody. so all this certainly played a part. >> coming up, did others know about fritzl's cellar? >> at some point, did she know about and buy into some aspect of this? could she have been completely ignorant of the husband's nature and character? >> when "the longest night" returns. pain. then i tried this. it's salonpas. this is the relief i've been looking for. salonpas has 2 powerful pain fighting ingredients that work for up to 12 hours. and my pharmacist t

that wasn't hindsight.fore the president went to solyndra. >> before he went out there. >> that was not hindsight. that was foresight i think we call that. >> foresight not hindsight. mike? i'm not good with english but that's -- >> yeah. that's not hindsight. >> i think willie nailed it. >> jeffrey sachs, what do you think about this? >> i think that this is another piece of the problem that first there was no energy plan to put something like this into a broader frame work and, second, this is money in politics so the two together, the president is right that we need to have this kind of industry developed but we need to do it in a sensible way. and we could. >> they were rushing just like you said. with the stimulus, there was no plan. >> exactly. >> they threw everything against the wall. >> there are much better policies for doing this kind of thing and you need a frame work to do it. >> coming up, best selling author and spiritual leader deepak chopra joins us next onset. ♪ ♪ [ dog barks ] [ birds chi

now in hindsight it may have been a mistake for him to hire bodyguards based on their hotness. (laughter) >> stephen: now folks, i can understand why everybody is celebrating. but personally, i have mixed feelings. moammar was a friend of the show. the guy was one of a kind, part madman, part fashion icon, part comic genius. he made us laugh. he made us cry. about the things that made him laugh. (laughter) like losing eaves st-laurent, george burns and pol pot all on the same day. george burns, of course, a homicidal maniac. now qaddafi's death was difficult to confirm since every living picture of him could be confused for a death photo. (laughter) but here's how it went down. >> libyan officials are saying that qaddafi was hiding in some sort of hole or tunnel network, that he was pulled from this hole/tunnel network alive and that he was killed by the rebels. >> stephen: now if you recall, they pulled saddam out of a hole. evidently, to totalitarian deck taters are a knock turnl bureauing species. of course who can forget about the time jack hanna brought kim jong il on leno

in hindsight, maybe devoting an entire show to the launch of jimmy's ice-cream was a mistake.vor is everywhere. it's one of only three flavors available in pints, quarts, minicups and scoop shops. [ laughter ] folks, i smell a rat. rat, by the way, also one of the ingredients in jimmy fallon's ice cream. [ laughter ] there has to be an explanation for this. jerry? >> i don't think he's out there flogging his flavor the way you're flogging your flavor. if he was out there flogging his flavor, he'd be pumping up sales. >> stephen: what? hey, i flog my flavor all the time! [ laughter ] not as much as back in college, but believe me, i can still pump my sales. latch laugh. [ laughter ] nation, we must regain our place atop the ice cream mountain. i want everyone in the colbert nation to make americone dream their treat of choice. bring it to parties, eat it on your birthday, give it out at halloween. [ laughter ] i don't even care if you eat it. use it to grease door hinges, or spackle walls. or as a refreshing deodorant. [ laughter ] and yes, all my ice cream's proceeds go to cha

what a mesmerizing speech and even more poignant was the benefit of hindsight. thank you, we are glad you liked it and we would love your e-mails and compliments, of course, at wusa9.com. the address, mailbag@wusa9.com. topper is back with your full forecast and we'll take another look at your headlines. what was he doing there? we'll explain after the break. >>> an area food pantry forced to temporarily shut down yesterday after they literally ran out of supplies for needy families. organizers at the community down in dumfries say they seen a nearly 50% increase in demand almost overnight and they simply can't keep up. peggy fox now with more on the efforts underway to help these folks out. >> they get empty -- >> the ax food pantry serves 4,000 needy people every month. but a 40% spike in demand empties their shelves and forced the pantry to close temporarily. >> this is the worse i have ever seen. we just couldn't put together a basic bag. >> hungry people looking for a bag of food were turned away. >> it was heartbreaking. it was a very difficult decision to

. >> the president: hindsight is always 20/20 it went through the regular review process and people felts a good bet. >> reporter: venture capitalist tried to wave a warning flag. brad jones warned then economic adviser lawrence summers that i can't imagine it is a good way for the government to use taxpayer money. political analyst bruce cain expects a few heads to roll. >> if you make a huge mistake, a misjudgment that costs billions and embarrassment to the president, you will be held account and for that i think to not fire anybody would be a mistake. >> reporter: he says energy secretary is a likely target. the department of energy reviewed, approved and monitored the loan. the e-mail trail may be only the beginning. >> we may find fundraising or political influence played a role. i don't think is over we don't know the extent of people that may have their jobs on the line. >> reporter: the e-mail provides insight the way top dough mores are given access to the white house and the way -- donors are given access and to the white house and the way decisions are made. >>> solar not the

but i don't think you'd be an effective candidate if your heart isn't into it and they say about hindsight0. >> paul: 2016, maybe? >> and hit to steve jobs, what is the next thing in telecommunications and in fact the next big things resides in the head inside the genius or entrepreneur like steve jobs and i think the job for the rest of us to make sure they have enough personal and economic freedom to bring those ideas to life the way that steve jobs did over his career. >> paul: what do you think job's most important legacy is, dan? >> i think it was, it will be linking these, this hardware, ipads and ipods to the social network system that allow people to distribute information on a massive scale that is just unprecedented in our lifetime. >> paul: thanks, dan. that's it for this weekend's edition of the journal, editorial report and thanks to my panel and all of you for watching, i'm paul gigot, hope to see you right here next week.

. >> hindsight is 20-20. wish we would have done something on that side. >> reporter: that explanation angers christina. she was hit by a car when she was 5. she wants to see improvements at the intersection. she started a petition demanding crossing guards, speed limit signs and school zone signs. >> the reality is, this could have been anyone's child and school walking routes should not be an additional concern. >> reporter: the city promised to work quickly to remedy the safety situation at the intersection where crossing guarding are a possible short-term solution and l.e.d. lights in the long-term. the police have been under fire for not arresting. >> the evidence we had at the sce scene -- [ inaudible ] >> she did not get up that morning and say i'm going to kill this child. it was an accident. >> reporter: the city's traffic consultant is expected to come back in two weeks, and i mentioned this last night, there will be a meeting at 7:00 next wednesday night at the st. francis church, discussing this i

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any regrets on your support of the lowering of interest rates in hindsight? >> not from what we did in the 1990s, because in the 1990s, our mission was price stability. we did a good job under the circumstances in my opinion of being able to keep it in check and keep it under control. that's very different than the situation today. i don't agree with a lot of the policies today. but this fed has been forced into it because of a $14 trillion national debt, foreigners are now getting leery about buying our debt. that's why they've continued to do all these crazy things they're doing. our credit has been down graded. we didn't have those dynamics back in the 90s. we were able to keep prices pretty well under control. >> how would a president cain respond to these allegations about iran? >> president cain would respond to these allegations about iran by first asking all of my intelligence sources to come this, asking the joint chiefs of staffs, getting everybody that knows something about this situation to come in, let's take a look at the complete picture, let's

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. >> hindsight is always 20/20. people felt like this was a good bet. but the fact of the matter is, if we don't get behind clean energy, if we don't get behind advanced battery manufacturing, if we're not the ones created the cars of the future, then we're not going to be able to make stuff here in united states of america. >> president obama went on to say he has no regrets about that loan to sol rin draw. >>> on to presidential politics for 2012, texas governor rick perry continues to take heat over the racist name of his family's old hunting camp, the camp they leased. the campaign says he has never used the word. this contradicts the original "washington post" report that the racial epithet was visible on a rock at the entrance of the camp as recently as three years ago. on sunday herman cain, the only african-american republican presidential candidate said governor perry was insensitive for not acting sooner to remove the name. yesterday while in new york city for a visit with, of course mr. donald j. trump, cain addressed reporters questions sayi

in hindsight, they could have started the game. tomorrow's forecast calls for morning showers the clearing in the afternoon. taxes could wreck--texas could wrap things up with a win. >> i think we need more of valuation. i might have been a local over optimistic we will assess things and make a determination day-by-day. no cooking in the groin allowed in the nfl. as rough a base for as it is, brian robinson was spawned--brian robinson was fined $20,000. his here is the replay. their days. a $20,000 fine. remember, no kicking in the groin. >>gary: at stanford football is on fire. there will be tested on the road in oregon, in two weeks. they have won 15 games in a row starting from one harbaugh left them last year. they are ranked fourth in the nation. they have the heisman trophy favorite, we spoke with shaw about his father. >>gary: what have you stolen from your dad? >> as much as i can. >>gary: when you go into a recruit's home, do you think it helps to save your for the nation? >> it probably does. we make university proud. we

. >> hindsight, 2020. you are very candid about the mistakes you made and i appreciate it. >> we all have. we have been around that long longer than 15 minutes. we are going to ask jim lehrer about the mistakes he writes about in the book is a moderator thinks that he might redo and what he thinks of the candidate who wants to be on the republican ticket would make a more for biddable -- formidable -- when we return. >> >> ow! >> can you read my number? >> announcer: attention, those on medicare with diabetes. you may be eligible for an upgraded meter. >> i am tired of stabbing my fingertips to test my blood glucose. there has got to be a better way. >> if you're on medicare with diabetes, then you need to know there's a new method for checking your blood glucose. you don't need to stab your fingertips anymore. this new embrace meter is easier to use and nearly painless. and the best news is that diabetes care club will send you one of these new meters. >> this new method hurts less and i don't have to sta

in hindsight, i look back at that and realize that it had much more of an impact on me than i knew at the time. i knew when i carried out the last execution that i would not do it again. i got very sick after that execution, but that is what it was like for me. i practiced what i call servant leadership. i would get home at about 2:00 in the morning and find it difficult to do anything but pace in my house with everybody else is asleep and return to the prison as early as 6:30 or 7:00 the next morning to check on everyone, and that is how i handled it -- pace in my house with everybody asleep. >> describe a situation where you would bring felony charges against a prosecutor for job- related conduct. >> if we had evidence that a prosecutor has engaged in felonious conduct, we would evaluate the evidence. it is what we would do in any other case. we determine the level of the conduct, the quality of the evidence, whether the evidence will be admissible in court in order to meet our burden of proof, which is the element of reasonable doubt. then we would probably prosecute a prosecutor o

. >> hindsight is always 20/20. >> reporter: e-mails released show there was a fierce debate inside the white house at the time over whether this program really did make sense. >> we'll be watching for more in the morning on "good morning america." thanks, george. >>> as we said, george helped launch today a big new chapter. we at abc news teaming up with yahoo! to help inform you and the 100 million people who count on yahoo! online to bring a dynamic new delivery of the news including exclusive content and interviews like the one george brought us with president obama. there is so much more to come from the powerhouse team at abc news and yahoo! and we hope you'll be checking in for the big things still ahead. >>> and a question, is there about to be a nationwide movement building right now to point a finger at wall street on greed? it started here in new york where hundreds of protesters now occupy a park near the big financial houses and more protests are spreading across the country. abc's dan harris on what is happening and what the demonstrators say they want. >> reporter: with 1

and the very start of hindsight i think a quarter of an hour left well the visitors netted a consolation with an injury time effort of course but it was three useful points from pass rise to eleventh but the balance blair of the two seventh and final sunday said. the spotlight now to snatch a dramatic last minute equalizer i don't want want to compete and she received or have given the visitors the lead after that and see her approaching my mother made it clear that struck into the roof with the ending met in a dying seconds and crashed into us. and is now russia's biggest tournament the kremlin copies under way here in the last go with local girl shopping providing the first upset in the women's draw so the five year old muscovites don't talk about the vinci in this scene it's seventy's and fellow italian sarek and i also made an early exit at times because they kind of based well it is one of over the top seeded player in moscow she's defended her throne this year. is so average two grand slam finals last year but this year it was a very consistent year for me in those that i lost in t

great depression and we're going to put these people or something that's not even a quarter inch in hindsight so this corporal him was like play station above the rules of corporate governance the appointment with a financial one goes up in motion a vicious cycle which is going to be in the works of the work done in concert and i'm really nervous parliament member for a moment will write some advice for the much what i put a third world company let me see if i'm going to sort it out on a four point one on infrastructure of corruption moment school gym pull ups and. all of that increasingly you know. the cycle going out on the plate right well it's been pointless and currently what may be in there in the coming year for the twenty twelve election is that many including yourself have speculated and assume that our campaign spending for the us election twenty one. well exceed one billion per each friend which candidate that isn't mass you know could have been what might be and where does it come from well you know where you are a lot of it comes from financial institutions but if you look at the

hindsight's always great isn't it but you know the chickens are coming home to roost as far as greece is concerned is focusing on greece if it got in on the lie then why give it any more money why not just let it cut loose one why throw good money after bad is the next obvious question i guess. yeah that's a very good question because you know after greece they could be italy or portugal and greece goes now i mean in economically greece is a very small country it's only two point five percent of the enemy in time so europe could survive without greece but in terms of symbols it would be a disaster so they want to agree to keep greece within the euro zone and within europe but. he said it is still short sighted because it's still a stereotype programs for everyone and it's not going to solve the crisis in the long term not just for greece as even the debt was reduced but it was sad probably the problems will not be so solved by further seriously packages seems to groove they still see the rate increases junk aren't they so i guess as far as you're concerned it is propping up greece aga

chris: who didn't in that shouldn't have gotten in when you look back in hindsight? >> i think still crist cyst was probably the one that -- chris christie was probably the one that had the best chance to upset the cart. a cast of people who are plus four years interesting. but -- chris: you don't think the obvious people -- >> jeb bush, and he's still a bush. >> i totally agree with lizzi but for jeb bush. he's the only game changer that didn't get in. this is the crowd that they've got. chris: i think rather four more years of pushing obama further into -- further out of the race and out of power and controlling the congress, and then grabbing it with a real tea party for eight years. they don't want to turn this over to another establishment character for eight years like mitt romney. they would have lost the great opportunity. >> time will show whether the tea party is a fundamentally purist or pragmatist. if they're pragmatist they will go for romney because they think he has the best chance of winning. >> and how well organized they are. the tea party -- let's

crisis we start with asia was its trading high the nikkei gains over one and a half percent in the hindsight is over two percent in the black banks take center stage in hong kong as some major lenders announced earnings late tuesday i do cultural bank of china four percent up to posting a forecast even for forty percent rise in third quarter net profit bank of china is losing two percent after its nine percent profit rise well below its projections olympos upon seventy percent ok after the chairman resigns. oil is rebounding from the biggest drop this month on speculation the u.s. economy is recovering investors are waiting for a report that may show that the economy expanded at the fastest rate this year and the third quarter light suites is trading at nearly ninety two dollars a barrel and brant is close to one hundred ten dollars a barrel. here in russia stocks are climbing in morning trading session energy stocks are among the top again as with gazprom almost three percent at rest we have just about point seven percent both of us from where also capital expects the positive market trend

appointment with these people are saying you know what it's going to the court of the institution in hindsight sort of this corporal him was a perfect solution in the world of corporate governance but it was from the school of close up in motion a vicious cycle which we're going to invent it works so well i'm stretching concerning a lot of really hilarious parliament on your head so no i don't we'll write something worse or a much wipe their third world point from one of them and soaking on a four point three mile infrastructure was called up someone to school him put up you know. all of that increases your. campaign cycle going in the plate right well it's very important group that what may be in there in the coming year for the twenty twelve election is that many including yourself have speculated and assume that our campaign spending for the u.s. election two thousand and twelve. well exceed one billion for each family that planet that isn't mass going up we'll have more of my money and where does it come from well you know there is a lot of them i think the novelist confront if you look at

we'll have an implement these people are saying no let's blame the problem on the institution in hindsight so the fiscal park solution in the rules of corporate governance of the regulations will pose certain motion a vicious cycle which in washington were in the works and work on the streets and consuming a very serious problem on your hands for a moment of wealth right for bush and the much like the third world plan from one machine isn't going to and so cannot afford any more infrastructure of corruption moment was a corruption and all of that increases the you know. the cycle going on the rise of will. it's about time for some purpose what may be in there and the coming year for it twenty twelve election is that many including yourself have speculated and assume that the campaign strategy for the us election twenty one will exceed one where we have put each brand it's a title that isn't mass going up will have been with me and where does it come from well it was one of them from a financial instrument but if you look at the thousand and eight election i worked swarm obama what do you t