i have been representing horizon for 20 years. i was part of the preparation of the guidelines in 1996. there was no adverse industry input or attempt to skew the document, which was primarily driven by important and historic figures in san francisco. i appreciate the fact that the neighborhood has brought up most of our exhibits already. we respect their opinions and concerns about wireless service. wireless service has become ubiquitous. there are more cellular subscriptions in the united states than there are people. it has become important to our daily lives. i want to enlighten you about two issues. one is coverage versus capacity. the one you may not have focused on is the necessary, desirable, incompatible standard, versus a significant gap. let us get started. i do not think anybody has shown the actual site. this is the large industrial complex we want to put on top of the kaiser building on sixth avenue. you can barely see the antennas. they are on top of the mechanical penthouse. this is a preferable site on purpose. it

the desert out there is just a still life with a few landmarks on the horizon and this empty hole, the little colorado river desert, the painted desert, and we were working on a 500-room pueblo dating back to about 1400 ad. i just remember the wind just hailing down on us for days and you would be working down with trowels inside of a trench and if you stop for too long, the sand would start to fill up your hole again because it was blowing so much and everybody was turned away from the wind. so it looked like some kind of religious thing was going on here, all these people bowed to the ground for days and days tinkering with some unimaginable smallness in front of them while the wind just pushed harder and harder, sand blasting across you, filling up all the rooms that you just emptied out as if the desert is rolling back over itself. because even where trails are left, trails disappear out there. nothing stays for too long, even the footprints that last for 7 years eventually disappear. i found something out there that i'd like to read to you. it was a site, an archeological site on

. >> the next is sdaefrt on the horizon. i'm sure many of you have seen or heard regularly in the news. my father came from iran so every time i see those headlines and get an article in my e mail i have this moment of panic thinking about my family members in iran who might be the next victims of this terrible war administration this is, disaster on the horizon. it begins with words. daggers of men who bleed their nations of hope kill any promise. here is war, a bag full of hate posturing angry man rhetoric unleashing disaster on the horizon. war has no face like a genie it doesn't go back in the bottle. the witchary gives nothing it is a tornado that sucks up life, spits out ashes and broken minds i can feel in my bones. near as anyone who's face i see who's eyes i hold tight fixod this comp us i see the war coming breaking lose in the mouths. they are monsters who can't see the people who will weep. they're are creators of the destruction that begins on the tongue and ends in the cold eyes of tomorrow. [applause] >> last

it's going to be fairly low on the western horizon.ional space station. a frosty cold morning, low and mid-30s through most of the region. it also is accompanied by some patchy fog this morning. watch out for that. sunrise 6:41. by 9:00 into the upper 40s. by noontime upper 50s. by midafternoon we should peak in the low 60s. and then that sunset, that will be at an early 5:02, getting dark quickly early, as we're now back to eastern standard time. a look at your evening planner. that will be at 6:41. danella, how's the commute now? >> good morning. >>> tough commute this morning. breaking news if you're traveling eastbound, route 50. still have the accident in the roadway. this is at lottsford vista. earlier this morning, this is what the scene looked like. crews are working to clear a tractor-trailer that's on its side. the problem that they're having with the end of the tractor-trailer, it's breaking into pieces. each time they try to load it up, another part falls off. they're working to get that out of the roadway. you can see you

and a longer-term horizon. we will look at the scenarios, the outage scenarios. from that, we will be able to come up with recommendations given this forecast, what is the provincial level to procure to insure that we are meeting obligations? >> practically speaking, the real difference will be the difference of the cost of the power we now by vs. green power -- buy versus green power. that is probably the amounts we have to budget. >> right, we can look at the product to fulfil that obligation. >> do we have long-term contracts? >> we have the sunset reservoir. >> no, when we buy power. not renewable. >> for the most part, the current market procurement is on a relatively short-term basis of one year or less. we are doing it to match with thehetchy -- with the hetchy generation shortfall. president moran: any other questions? i think the guidance for the commission would be to keep on going the way you're going. >> i think we will come back to have you officially adopted this one month from now. >> in the fore

. >> host: in your chapter on conventional resources, you delve into the deepwater horizon incident and a chain of mistakes. you talk about the missteps. i mean, how do you explain why these missteps occurred and why they were, as you say, no established methods for stanching the flow of oil? and then also i was wondering, are you surprised that is, congress to date has not passed any legislation reflecting the lessons we've learned from deepwater horizon but are you surprised? >> guest: i think a lot has happen. you have the reorganization of the regulation of the offshore oil industry. that's a big deal. you have had a much deeper understanding and coordination of a. i mean, it was an accident, kind of thinking the unthinkable, it couldn't happen because we know how to do it. well, it did happen. as a result of that there are a lot of consequences. we have a new regulatory regime. >> host: which can be changed with a new administration. >> guest: but i don't think, i think the emphasis on safety, you know, they will argue about timing, does the agency have enough people? does it need

based on future threats you brought up and you're not sure what you're looking at what's over the horizon much water the rearview mirror i mean reporters are great about reporting what's now the stories look at the past we have been told really looking over the horizon we're not doing that right now especially if you just look at rock and people and levanon or and in pakistan we've got to get over the horizon and that's the problem right now you only get with the target when you get intelligence because already the seas we're going to see a lot of candidates tonight that want to be president a foreign policy debate talking about the future and how we need to go out and bomb everybody from syria to iran to have a good solution and that is scary not a good solution really quickly before you wrap up you and i spoke about your book here and we mentioned the other day that now you're trying to sue and you can't get your original manuscript back even though you wrote it and it's already all over the internet or seems like there's no common sense here it's nine hundred four yes you as a civilian

reporting what's now historians look at the past we have been told is going to be looking over the horizon we're not doing that right now especially if you just look at rock and people in lebanon or and in pakistan we've got to get over the horizon and that's the problem right now you live it was good until we could tell it is because we're going to see is we're going to see a lot of candidates tonight what if you don't present a foreign policy debate talking about the future and how we need to go out and bomb everybody from syria to iran and that is scary not a good solution really quickly before we wrap up you know i spoken about your book but here are al we mentioned the other day that now you're trying to sue and you can't get your original manuscript back even though you wrote it and it's already all over the internet it seems like there's no common sense here it's nineteen eighty-four yes you as a civilian could go out and find a copy of my book and original of redacted manuscript cost a few thousand dollars couple thousand dollars i can't look at it now it's totally legal for you to

another potential wall street hand wringer is on the horizon. with the november 23rd deadline looming, the bipartisan congressional committee negotiating the debt ceiling will come into more urgent focus. >>> and finally, jay-z has retreated. after catching heat from all sides for unveiling t-shirts sympathyizing with occupy wall street but sharing no profits with protesters, he quickly dropped them. >>> well, the the pat's bounce back, the 49ers strike gold and a bad play call in overtime sinks the falcons. plus, we'll explain why a buffalo bill raced across an entire field to give a cowboy cheerleader his touchdown ball. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and the weather to start your workweek, not too bad. you will need the umbrella in many spots. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." 5 >>> very good morning. >>> very good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, the new york jets were flying high. the visiting new england patriots were on a losing streak. so they went

ultimately, the burden of proof lies with horizon. although they have provided colorful maps and materials, they do not approve the proposed income as are necessary. for these reasons, i ask you please vote to deny verizon the conditional use permit for the installation of antennas at this site. thank you. president chiu: let me ask if there are any other members of the public who wish to speak on behalf of the appellant. please step up. >> my name is mark leech. i am a resident of san francisco. i also used to work for aaa. using an iphone, we would often lose calls and data, but basically because the area could not handle the volume. we live in san francisco. our economy is dependent on tourism and tourism growth. 2013, we are going to have america's cup in the middle of san francisco. people are going to be using geary boulevard to transfers the street to see the america's cup. if a tourist wants to -- president chiu: you are speaking against cu, right? >> right. president chiu: there will be time for you to speak later, but this i

thirty corporations are names that you will easily recognize general electric wells fargo boeing horizon honeywell dupont not only did somebody somebody is not pay any income tax they actually made money after taxes take for example and twenty times they reported an annual profit of almost twelve billion dollars now if you go by the thirty five percent corporate tax rate they would have owed about four point two billion but they not only didn't pay four point two billion they actually paid zero and they in fact had a negative tax liability of seven hundred and three million dollars so they made more money. now i was going to use the words of the authors of this report at this point because i think they said it best they wrote most americans can rightfully complain i pay more federal income taxes than general electric boeing dupont wells fargo horizon all put together and that's an unacceptable situation and you know what i could not agree more that is unacceptable and that's why people are protesting joining the occupy movement all across the country and despite all this information and

let's move on to the deepwater horizon. we know there was about 800 egregious violations by bp on deepwater horizon while exxon and shell and others had one or two. why was it that bp was allowed to keep drilling in such a hazardous situation with so many violations? >> congressman, the fact of the matter is that it happened to bp -- could have happened to other companies as well. >> there is no other companies, secretary, that had that many egregious violations, and, again, you're not answering my question. why were they allowed to do that? there was no other company that had that many violations. >> our goal is to stand up the oil and gas industry in the gulf of mexico. we succeeded in doing that. the rigs are back to work >> you sure have, you stood it up. >> the program is develop a robust natural gas portfolio here in the country. we are supportive -- >> speaking of standing up oil and gas, the first thing you did as secretary, you came in and declared leases, 77 of them in utah that had been the result of a seven year

works, so it has grown a bit. >> host: in your chapter on historical you delve into the deepwater horizonent and the chain of mistakes that led to the offshore oil spill in u.s. history to the id you talk about the missteps. i mean, how do you explain why these missteps occurred and why there were as you say no established methods for stopping the flow of oil? and also are you surprised that this congress to be hasn't passed the legislation reflecting the lessons we've learned in the deepwater horizon? are you surprised by that? >> guest: a lot has happened. you've had the reorganization of the regulation of the offshore oil industry. that is a big deal. you have had much deeper understanding and coordination of it and it was an accident that was kind of thinking the unthinkable that it just couldn't happen because we know how to do it. willy did happen and as a result of that there are a lot of consequences we of a new regulatory regime. >> host: it's going to be changed with the new administration. >> guest: i think the emphasis on safety will argue about timing, does the agency have en

because of the czech republic, i am curious to hear, i do see somebody on the horizon in to fill the vacuum whether egypt or libya or tunisia of? >> that is a great question because early in the revolutions they were celebrated as a leader laissez-faire and the past with those that are authoritarian figures looking at this as a string to reduce the charismatic leadership on the horizon? >> i don't agree that they have not been as successful did i hear that correctly? >> i don't see any stalling but an incredible amount of gains weather in egypt rorer libya or to nation but the fact endure this reality of our revolution has been particularly difficult and after people have been fired eight months 29 in extraordinary sacrifices a conversation and remains surprisingly adequate and modest and attentive to details of zero people was speaking about the dangers of revenge and what sort of environment would promote and encourage forgiveness and what that means and all of the questions. to me i would not expect the people after eight months of bloody fighting to be engaging in that. wrote the

there's no end to your horizons. the sky is infinite, the sand is infinite. it's hard to keep your focus because you are constantly using peripheral vision looking all around you. it doesn't matter which way you walk after a while, you are just wandering. and so on the first trip out there, we didn't get to the sea because we just ended up wandering. it happens out there. you have a plan but the landscape becomes beautiful in a way that you weren't expecting and you start disappearing into it. you start forgetting why you are going in one direction. you start thinking, no, i just want to see that shadow over there and spend time there and then i want to see the next shadow and the next. it took 3 trips actually before we got to the sea. and all over at the edges of the dunes and sometimes even out in the middle of the dunes where you get into a deep hole, you will find a broken ceramic ojalla, you will find a sea shell that somebody carried in there, you will pick up the shell going what were you doing out here, why were you walking in this place, were you se

but now it's below the horizon. we are starting at 44 edgemere, 36 ellicott city and there will be areas of patchy fog this morning. but virtually clear. and like yesterday a. quick warmup with sunshine. 63 by noon. the high of 69. how about the traffic right now here's tanya. >> reporter: we have roadwork that just cleared out of the way. 95 southbound at the beltway in rossville. pretty light traffic out there right now. not a problem to report. this is 95 southbound at 32. very light traffic going through salveage. traffic is flowing freely and the lanes are open. beltway at harrisburg expressway no incidents to report that's outer loop to the leftch the inner loop to the jfx a medical emergency. no lane information on that. but because the traffic is so light, not causing much of a problem. follow us on twitter at maryland traffic for the latest accidents and delays. charley. >> he beat ali in the fight of the century once the heavyweight champion of the world and now joe frazier is being remembered. he died aft

someone on the horizon that could build that back the weather is in egypt, tunisia, libya?it's a good question because early in the resolutions they were celebrated as leaderless affairs in contrast to arab political movements of the past that are strong figures. you see the leader niceness as a strength or do you see significant charismatic leadership on the horizon? >> i don't agree that the revolutions hot up in hand. if i heard you correctly, they haven't been as successful or they haven't achieved as many successes as we hope. did i hear that correctly? [inaudible] >> no, i don't see any actually. i see an incredible amount of games, whether it be in egypt or in libya or in tunisia. you know, the fact that under this reality, our revolution has been particularly difficult. and after people have been fighting for eight, and many are dying and extraordinary sacrifices are being asked a very ordinary people. the conversation remained surprisingly eloquent. surprisingly modest inattentive to details. the people are speaking about the dangers of revenge, what sort of enviro

you see the glow of the sun on the horizon out there. looks lovely, tom. >> sunrise is still about 45 minutes away. we're seeing the first light of day here on this wednesday morning. it's cold. right now at reagan national, it's down to 42. it is humid. we've had fog forming too, areas to the south of washington under this clear sky. it is cold. we have some rain in the midwest. that's along a front that will be arriving here tomorrow. right now it's just near 30 throughout much of west virginia and virginia. and into maryland, it's generally in the mid-30s as well as in montgomery and prince george's counties. arlington and fairfax, a little colder there. low 30s. southern maryland and the northern neck and the eastern shore, these counties in gray have quite a bit of fog. it's around 40 there. it includes charles, calvert, st. mary's, northern neck, and eastern shore. and we'll have our sunrise at 6:44. here's your day planner. by 9:00, ought to be around 50. a lot of the fog should be gone. by noontime, low 60s. may briefly touch mid

decisions reached on the twenty sixth and twenty seventh of october is saying this with the new horizons because this is the first in the way for they want to keep this on the table that any sort of early election would be disastrous for the country i could leave the country being bankrupt but the people here simply don't see this is a new horizon they see is a vicious circle these decisions going ahead they've lost faith and their voices being heard when the prime minister announced that there would be a referendum that was actually from the people with a lot of cynicism they didn't expect they'd have any say in this and not really what they are hearing now with the continuing these messages coming from the prime minister everyone here is questioning just he's actually behind this that's just the prime minister says one thing and this precious terrorist from brussels all the focus comes once again security and suddenly the story once again changes and it really seems like a lot of people here with. the parliament here they. think the eurozone leaders gene really does have a bit of a. le

month they do something to make it more and more international if you will the only thing on the horizon if there were if america fell into the sea today i guess people would have to use the euro because there's nothing else but i just said part two in the next decade i guess if america fell into the sea right now they try the euro they probably try go out of desperation go it was not going to work either and it never has in the long term anyway so we're going to be in a bun ten years from now it might be there in mini i don't see anything else on the horizon longer term. or maybe build in desperation if we have to. and just very quickly i know that aig in the next ten years to you said that you believe they called will hit a thousand dollars an ounce we've seen recently and get pretty darn close are you prepared to revise that number and do you think gold is due for a correction coming at. you know miss this to go on is going up eleven years in a row which is extremely unusual for any asset to go up eleven years in a row so gold is overdue for a correct my own gold i'm not selling any g

it expands their horizons. gives them the opportunity to pursue higher education, go out and find a job with veterans preference. so why do we honor our veterans? because we are told to. that is the way it was done before my great, great grandfather, my great grandfather, my grandfather, my dad, and now me. if you still do not understand it, see me after. i will be in the parking lot. hey, i'm kidding. [laughter] i will have margin havemartin with me. -- i will have martin wiht me. any more veterans? come up. native people, we have always honored our veterans. an upper. better in song -- and up for free at -- an appropriate veterans song. are you veterans? go ahead and dance around. ♪ all right, once again, put your hand together for our native american veterans. good job. [applause] almost 6:00. i do not get paid until 6:00, right? once again, thank you, veterans. let's get down to business, why we are here. i would say honoring our own, thanks to kqed, san francisco's native american health center, the mayor'

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a couple things on sunday at club horizon. a brief narrative. a 19-year-old male operated, -- entered, he drank vodka until he passed out. the medics arrived in transported the subject to a hospital for treatment. the same night about 12:30 at the hyatt regency, a 22-year-old female was punched in the face. no suspect in custody. they did recover the tooth. at 12:25am at the impala, the victim was punched in the face for reportedly no reason. on saturday at atmosphere, security attempted to inject one aggressive and intoxicated patrons. another friend also refused to leave. the two were pushed out into the street where a fight ensued between security and suspects. police intervened and they used his baton to take them into custody. the level of intoxication at the club, sometimes you'll have fights. they seem to happen more often when people are loaded up. we look at what they're doing right and what they're doing long, but over serving is always a problem. someone might have a couple drinks before they get there, but it is incumbent on the staf

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as we look on the horizon, we are seeing a lot of instability to our north. fed by wednesday all this will slide down our way. ferdinand didn't like, moderate and heavy rain predicted across the north bay. through the overnight the cold front will push through the entire bay area at times during heavy rain. be wary of that when states. the fehikes in >>james: friday and saturday will warm up with temperatures getting into the low 60s. let's get an update on your monday morning commute. >>george: a few minor incidents but we are not tracking any hot spots for the morning commute. at the bay bridge toll plaza hist we are at about the time when the metering lights are typically activated. they may have just been turned on. we're starting to see the beginnings of a backup in the westbound direction. on the san mateo bridge in this problem free. volume is definitely building westbound but there are no delays or problems for your commute. a look at the ride on the 101 across the golden gate, southbound in norristown traffic is pretty light with no delays. the east

to horizon.t is cool out there. sharon has the traffic. marty at first warning weather. >> i just had an interesting thought, so it is 6:28 and a half. it is dark. this time next week we are on eastern standard time. so does that mean it is not going to start getting light until like 8:00? sun is coming up at 7:00, no, no. >> no, no, you are moving the clock back, it will be light. >> it will be light. there you go. let's take a look at that. it is an ad judgment for sure. of course it will start getting dark though at about 5:00. those are your temperatures. high temperature low 60s, all right, don, take it away. >> thank you, here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> well, only one accident still out there. you are going to want to watch for that one in abington. still there on emmerton road at maryland 24. delays now though on the west side of the beltway. a standard delay in the standard spot, 46 miles her miles per hour is your average there. it is getting busy there but no delays there just

he won them to be at the position to operate over a five or ten year horizon to be able to think ahead. for that you need someone who will be around for a while not intent upon getting his last $5 million, $10 million. >> james galbraith is the author of the predators state along with seven other books including some textbooks. he is the lloyd bentsen share of government and business relations and professor of government here at the university of texas. at boston former is a character actor of the joint economic committee for the u.s. congress to read some of his books include created on equal the crisis in american pay and unbearable cost greenspan and the economics of empire. as a public policy example what do you think about how the obama administration interactive with a car companies with gm and chrysler to bail them out as we say in the colloquial? >> they help preserve the company's and transform them and go through the bankruptcy process and i think the was appropriate. but we now have a same approach should of been taken to the large banks. certain ones should have been taken

it is nice and bright outside in the horizon. it is going to brighten nicely. 41 in oakland is our warm spot, typically that is not the case, but the warm air is coming in from the west and southwest. so, oakland is the first to see it. we have 27 at bwi. high pressure in control of our forecast. as the high starts to move offshore, it is going to allow for the milder air to move in. oakland is seeing it first. today, temperatures around 54 degrees. we will call it the mid 50s. a good bit of sunshine, pretty nice. and 60s. it the head of the weekend. the first warning weather forecast is coming up. >> thank you, tim. >>> first, here is what people are talking about. it has happened again, a huge college sports program torn apart by allegations because of one of its leader. now, syracuse's assistant basketball coach is denying anything, accused of sexual conducted with children as well. meghan mccorkell with the story. >> reporter: good morning. two former ball boys are saying that the assistant basketball coach sexually abused th

as look out on the horizon, there is some stuff headed our way.s get cloudy. third thursday, friday, saturday and sunday we are going to be in for some intermittent rain activity all around the bay. we could very well see storms just as intense as we saw this past weekend. the next three days are ok. >>erica: i am still trying to figure out where the bay bridge ride will go. we are holding steady. traffic is stacking up not only from interstate 80, but along the 880 over crossing as well. we are encountering three- four minute delays on your ride through san francisco. keep that in mind as you step outside the door. on the san mateo bridge, clear skies. westbound traffic out towards foster city has no accidents or stalls. the drive time is 14 minutes across the san of the bridge. the golden gate bridge is still pretty quiet here a lot of space between cars. xi thing >>mark: san francisco police are trying to determine what led to a shooting at fisherman's wharf last night near north point and taylor streets. a man in his 40's was shot and taken to

du soleiltest cirque debuted at the horizon center tonight.tonight.n center through sunday. >> you cannot go wrong. >> every show has been that made me say, i believe but i just saw. >> it was inside. was proud to be part of the ground breaking over out be recreation center ward 7 for the washington tennis education foundation. this will be a brand new facility in southeast washington which combines not only learning athletics and tennis, but education. people.oung it has all been through community support. a wonderful organization. outside right now, our temperature today, 54 degrees. our rainfall, a bit over a of an inch. temperatures right now part in 50's. there will be some chilly air coming and. here is what is going on. in washington. is that dip in the jet stream. for the next 12 hours, there may another little swords. how much rain. over and inch. -- an inch. having plain been showers, it has been night of violent weather. are tornado watches for parts of north carolina. panetta warnings out not too far the south, -- tornado out to th

the horizon, a black line against brilliant white landscape, pale blue sky above it, empty except for heat devil blur, a raindrop sound hits a wooden post against cloudless light, another, the lamb, his children, wife, then he drenched in bullet rain. blue. the final moment of night passing, exposes limbs, torsos, heads, breasts, humans, cows, goats, curved and knotted heaps, lays blue against bitten grass. final piece, the title is the headline for a newspaper. anti-war activist immoh lates along kennedy's express way near giant flame of the millennium skull up tour 4 days before november 2006 elections and no one pays attention. everything but the heart reduced to ash. thank you. . >> i just want to thank george for bringing to bear some of the numbers, some of the horrific things that are happening in iraq right now. this poem was drawn from my experiences in iraq from the culture, from the music and from its traditions. so i have dedicated this poem to iraq. i think it will be helpful for you to know el kubenchi, along with el watanabi. el kubenchi is famous for music, a great his

the moon is below the horizon. really nothing impacting us, a very quiet start to the workweek, 36 the current temperature in baltimore. 34 ocean city. 32 altuna. pittsburgh, whatever. right? this morning, we got patchy fog. mid-30s, sunrise 6:41. that's an hour and a half away, temperature and 63, two degree guarantee. that sun goes down earlier thanks to the clock change, 5:00 p.m., last day of the year we can say there will be sunlight in the 5:00 hour. >>> 95 south, near key highway, earlier broken down car is cleared out of the way. not causing a problem, we have light traffic. a live look at our traffic cameras, first one is going to be on the beltway. outer loop, 795, old court road. all is quiet. traffic is moving smoothly. 95, 295, southbound to the left of your screen, little bit heavier, no issues to report. earlier on the inner loop, a broken down car at 295. follow us on twitter@maryland traffic for the latest traffic information. >>> affects of depressed mom and what they can have on their child's wel

pennsylvania could see some passing clouds on the horizon. i don't look for much and across the east coast, quiet on the story. but there is some weather developing north and west as you head up into the chicago or really minneapolis and milwaukee areas. that's where we get our our next weather making. in the meantime, it's nice, mild, cool conditions overnight tonight. we'll see some frost north and west. the warmer air bottle up south of us. cooler air drifting in out of the north and west but that wrap around north and south. here is how things as we go forward in time. as we push ahead into the thursday time frame, still crystal-clear around here. you see that storm system, that will appear to push just south of us through the day friday. maybe we just get some cloud cover and we get the slight chance for showers. for the most part, things looking good into the weekend. overnight 37, clear and chillingly, once -- chilly. once again there's going to be some frost. but not so much baltimore south and east ward. tomorrow, through the day, 63

>>bernie: i don't see anything on the horizon. the country is walking on a cliff. a very narrow cliff that's looking for an abyss. i don't see anything in sight that shows a positive view to the business community which, of course, if they are depressed, if the business community is not investing, we're not going to create the jobs that will help to turn an the economy. we have reached part the sand, the fork in the road is right ahead of us and the lines are drawn in the sand. either we will go the way of big government or we will go in a way of creating jobs and it means that 2012 is setting up to be the ultimate television -- decision is where we end up and if it does not end up the right way i pity us. >>neil: we will get the details shortly there could be a hail mary's pass to save the work but it is unlikely in the next few minutes if they do punt and say game over, we couldn't do it, what message does that send for the next 12, 13 or 14 months ahead of a new congress taking charge, either a new president or this one getting back in office? >> total stalemate

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we had no idea that bush and cheney were on the horizon and actually trumped his father.be able to welcome in someone who was relatively liberal minded or least moderate, as the clinton administration started out to be, was a great moment for america. >> this is a great moment for politics. this is a great moment for that right now, isn't it? >> it is always easy to write about politics in the opposition. even though we are huge friends -- fans of president obama, the fact is that he has been stymied by the minority, which seems inherently unfair to us and this is just as irritating as having a majority be the problem. >> you're not abandoning obama. >> not at all. >> you would support him next year? >> absolutely. >> he is in trouble, isn't he? >> he will not say up front that the administration that he followed screwed things up so badly and he is left to clean up the mess. i kind of wish you would just say that. it seems on presidential to do so. >> how important is it when anyone gets involved and who is a celebrity? your causes have been darfur, domestic politics. do