i aid -- said, mark, yes, i believe you. who are these guys? there was another long pause. mark's voice came back on the line and he said, you believe me, don't you, mom? i said, yes, mark. i believe you. who are those guys? then we were disconnected. >> you have reached the mobile voice message i. mark, this is your mom. the news is that it has been hijacked by terrorists, they are planning to probably use the plane as a target to hit some site on the ground. i would say go ahead do everything you can to overpower them because they are hell bent. try to call me back if you can. >> he told me immediately that he was on a plane that had been hijacked and he gave me a few details of what was going on and told me it call the authorities. and he hung up. >> i said, do you know who is flying the airplane? i said, no, i don't. we have been herdzed to the back. >> he knew there were two people at the front of the airplane who had been hurt. they had pulled the curtain to first class so he couldn't sigh what was going on. on the second phone call, i told him immediately that the wo

mark sanchez and i talk every night before bed. [ laughter ] so i can tell you that with no uncertaintyez believes tim tebow is more dangerous than a cowboy with a chainsaw. [ laughter ] are you hearing me, seth? >> yeah, everyone is hearing you. >> listen, i know i'm allowed, seth. my doctor says my hairline isn't receding, it's just trying to get away from my mouth. [ laughter ] >> darr now, how do you respond to jets quarterback, darrelle revis, who called tebow a natural born leader? >> that is blasphemy, seth. clearly, seth, understand, i'm very close with darrelle revis, okay? he completes me. [ laughter ] they should print up a phony schedule and put it in his bible, come game day he's not even in the same city as the new york jets. >> a lot of players say they like playing with a man of faith. >> tim tebow's throwing arm is proof there's no god. >> you don't mean that. >> of course not. i know god. he's a dear, dear friend of mine. [ laughter ] >> in the end, isn't this really just coach rex ryan's decision? >> it is. and that's why it hurts me to say this, seth. rex, i know you

i aid -- said, mark, yes, i believe you. who are these guys? there was another long pause. then mark's voice came back on the line and he said, you believe me, don't you, mom? i said, yes, mark. i believe you. who are those guys? then we were disconnected. >> you have reached the mobile voice message i. mark, this is your mom. the news is that it has been hijacked by terrorists, they are planning to probably use the plane as a target to hit some site on the ground. i would say go ahead do everything you can to overpower them because they are hell bent. try to call me back if you can. >> he told me immediately that he was on a plane that had been hijacked and he gave me a few details of what was going on and told me it call the authorities. and he hung up. >> i said, do you know who is flying the airplane? i said, no, i don't. we have been herdzed to the back. >> he knew there were two people at the front of the airplane who had been hurt. they had pulled the curtain to first class so he couldn't sigh what was going on. on the second phone call, i told him immediately that th

i aid -- said, mark, yes, i believe you. who are these guys? there was another long pause. then mark's voice came back on the line and he said, you believe me, don't you, mom? i said, yes, mark. i believe you. who are those guys? then we were disconnected. >> you have reached the mobile voice message i. mark, this is your mom. the news is that it has been hijacked by terrorists, they are planning to probably use the plane as a target to hit some site on the ground. i would say go ahead do everything you can to overpower them because they are hell bent. try to call me back if you can. >> he told me immediately that he was on a plane that had been hijacked and he gave me a few details of what was going on and told me it call the authorities. and he hung up. >> i said, do you know who is flying the airplane? i said, no, i don't. we have been herdzed to the back. >> he knew there were two people at the front of the airplane who had been hurt. they had pulled the curtain to first class so he couldn't sigh what was going on. on the second phone call, i told him immediately that th

i think that i am part of that, but to think that me, i'm mark -- i do not think so. it is not exactly my purpose. it really seems very selfish to do what you love. >> i'm glad i managed more or less to silence you with my question. [laughter] i would like to say that i believe you have marked fashion history in the best way by creating clothes, which have been a mirror to society as it changed and as it happened, and you will be known for that as much as for the beauty of the close. thank you so much for giving us the chance to talk to you. [applause]

>> kind of, yes. >> how up front they are with the users. >> that is, i think, mark's one weakness, and i think that was why he got so nervous in the interview we did. >> okay, you want to take off the hoodie? >> she's referring to this conference where she grilled mark on privacy in an interview she calls a "sweat-o-palooza." >> whoa. >> he had, like, flop sweat, and it was really quite disturbing, actually, to watch. >> she was pushing him to admit that facebook is misleading about its privacy policies-- an issue that comes up time and time again. >> now, do we get it right all the time? no! but it's something that we take really seriously, and, you know, every day we come to work and just try to do a good job on this. and yet, you've got the ftc looking into it. you have members of congress looking into it. there have been--privacy groups have lodged formal complaints. you've hired a lobbyist in washington to deal with this, so you know it's a problem. >> well, i think that this-- it's a really important thing for everyone to just be thinking about. >> it's huge. >> i mean, privacy a

and i know that mark, you didn't want to look at it. ngry, i just wanted to keep shoving it in front of your face. >> i found her. i was the one police took and shoved into a cell for several hours. i let mark know about that. hey, i was -- i didn't do it but i was the one they thought did it. and you did this to me, plus i lost jenny that day. >> it's hard. every time i see these guys it's really hard because you're always thinking, i mean, it's like, i did something that completely damaged them, that will never go away, ever, for any of us. >> i remember, i said to you, i want to hear you say that you killed jenny. and i realize how hard that was for you but you did it. and for you -- and so everything just changed, because mark's reaction and he didn't try and act like, i didn't do it or it was your fault or -- but, no, i had to know. did jenny suffer? and from what mark told me, i believe that it was very quick. and so that has given me peace. >> when i walked out of there, i was probably 80 pounds lighter. you know? and i never sinc

i like mark like the citizenship. i was really struck by again the continuity.ou look at the policies, the vision, the way forward. things he said, he was in the senate hiring some more math and science teachers, expanding community colleges, renewable energy. to me these are bite size or medium size. policies fit for a country that's already in prosperity that's headed in the right direction. and so i guess on policy grounds, on vision grounds, i regard it as a bit disappointing frankly. a little too incremental for me. on the nature of the person, i still think he's an extraordinary speaker who has a very subtle grasp of what the country should do, a pretty balanced view of what citizens should be. in some sense more balanced than the republicans but much much more modest in his vision for whether the country should change. >> woodruff: marg was i mark t convincing that he said you're going to see the turn around in the economy and the course this is on is the right course. you see that economy continue to get better. >> that's count intuitive by a two to one

i think that i am part of that, but to think that me, i'm mark -- i do not think so. it is not exactly my purpose. it really seems very selfish to do what you love. >> i'm glad i managed more or less to silence you with my question. [laughter] i would like to say that i believe you have marked fashion history in the best way by creating clothes, which have been a mirror to society as it changed and as it happened, and you will be known for that as much as for the beauty of the close. thank you so much for giving us the chance to talk to you. [applause] gentlemen, the voice of the san francisco giants and his radio personality -- kiss radio personality, ranelle brooks moon. >> thank you so much. thank you, everybody. thank you so much. happy valentine's day, and good afternoon, san francisco. [applause] i am so honored and thrilled to be part of today's celebration. we're going to have a great time as we salute a living legend today. it was 50 years ago, high atop noob -- nob hill in the venetian hotel that tony bennett sang a song for the first time, a song that would

mark sayers. you were there, what are people saying, that it live up to the excitement? >> i know that there was amazing pictures elsewhere in the bay area where it did indeed live up to the excitement but due to the flight paths, it was a little bit obscured by a massive hangar that you can see from highway 1 01. there was spectators here that were indeed disappointed. >> the specially modified 747 fairing the shuttle endeavor crossed slightly to the west of hangar one which played a role in the shuttle program, but with thousands of people crowding the flight line, expecting it to pass directly over the runway, some people were disappointed. >> what a great disappointment. it was horrible, we did not even know where it was coming. we knew what direction, south, but they did not say it was on the other side of the hangar. >> but others say that even though the route was not as expected, it was still a good show. >> it was awesome, i saw this when i was a little kid before the shuttle even went into space and now seeing it at the end of the life of the shuttle is very excitin

it will continue to shrink ok mark because i want to. go to mark i'd like to go back to mark i mean these are important trading partners at the same time i mean this is what's really odd about it because you know i was at the apec summit and lot of us stuck you know on a lot of talk about trade and now we have the violence here how do they square the circle. mark you know. well obviously these are in direct conflict with each other japan has just put out twenty five million dollars to buy a series of rocks and in the process jeopardizing the multi-billion dollar trade relationship japan's largest trade relationship with with china and the question is whether. whether sound voices on both sides can recognize the higher stakes of those issues but i want to i want to put the the island issues we've been talking about in a wider economic framework as well than you know are much of our heated discussion has been about the u.s. military but i think the economic stakes are interesting to look at as well what we're looking at is a changing regime

penalty but seven minutes to go and i marked the author a name of paul the visitor's level and in stoppage time. snatched there we need to see clearly ten. via forty. and in england new castle came from behind twice to salvage a draw at everton like in bahrain scored early on for home side but substitute demba equalized just after half time ever since thought that done enough and victor anichebe came off the bench to net two minutes from the end making up for nearly a goal he had brokenly disallowed after a replay showed the ball had crossed the line but found another equaliser that death to draw leaves everton in seventh place you castle are eleven. now the group stage of the u.a.e. for champions league gets under way later on today and russian champions any travel to spanish side malaga with new signing. the belgian midfielder injured with a hamstring injury in training he joined for a favor more than fifty million dollars early this month along with striker hope he will feature tonight group saying it's tough apart from malaga sinitta also face seven time when his ac milan and anderlech

. >> even though he is now trailing by an average of -- >> i cannot let that elizabeth warren comment slip without a mark. i would just say that even if her stories are true, that her heritage -- winston churchill had twice as much blood in him. >> before we go, i had announced that mark russell was coming out of retirement. here is his comment on the feud between the first lady and mitt romney. >> they got into a long distance poverty fight. an romeny said we were so poor we had nothing but tuna fish. oh yeah? michelle obama said we were so poor that barack's shoes didn't fit. oh yeah? we were so poor we had to eat off the ironing board. oh yeah? we were so poor barack's rusted car, you could see through the floor. oh yeah? three of our yachts are leaking. no comedian wanst obama to win. we'll vote for obama. we want mitt romney. i personally gave him advice. just relax. be one of your cell. >> we will see you next week. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> for a transcript of this broadcast, just log on to -- >> "inside washington" is brought to you by -- the american fe

mark that a lot. it was a hume justice colloquy between them. i think mark put it well. he was pretty authentic about it sure, we could build a phone but we have almost a billion people using facebook, if we have a phone and it's wildly successful, we'll have 10 million, 15 million people use it. for lots of other businesses that's an extraordinary success but for us, i think those were his exact words that doesn't mover the needle for us. it's not like there is no value there. but the real challenge is, you know is how we can become the social fabric across mobile devices. across all technologies. so that when people are watching television or on a desktop computer or in their cars, they have the ability to share what they are doing and connect to the people around them using the technologies that facebook creates. we have that network that social graph as you calls it or as we call it. of, you know, almost a billion people. how do you create new experiences and new opportunities, you know, as a result. whether it's for commercial purposes and business and advertising,

this building i think doesn't meet the mark, however, i think the modernization which is what it is is very good step forward, particularly in a neighborhood that is characterized with large homes, i think if you were able to win that battle, it is wonderful and it is a good model for a school and i think it's remarkable that within the envelope, you can make as many modifications and adjustments to a contemporary curriculum at energy performances without doing major changes to the building. i think they are like micro surgery and they're skillful and i am definitely in support of it. there is an issue ant -- about this building, i would like to ask the department to consult with labor with construction hours, by union standards or certain blocks of time and numbers of hours in each work day, and i think i am not aware what the rules are but i would rather have advisory from a labor council or union to make recommendation of what are in the rules. >> commissioner sugaya. >> i want to respectfully disagree and i would say this extends into the 40's, not into the 60, and to have historic

i had a folder that had stg material, but i marked it off with a marker. her than that i don't have -- >> they told you to do it? you didn't choose to do it? >> why don't you have a seat for me. >> abel will have to sweat out the decision of the review committee, waiting in a holding cell. >>> coming up, on pendleton juvenile. >> why? what was going on in his head when he did it? >> judgment day for abel. >> i guarantee you he will walk out of this facility and the first thing he's going to do is go back to meet up with his gang buddies. have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, may oc

so i grabbed his boot, and i just asked him -- i asked him if he had mark. yeah, i got him. we got to get off the roof now. we got to get off the roof. the roof is going to go. so i just kind of pulled his foot towards the ladder, and i went down. >> the three men, each one clinging to the next, make their way back to the rescue ladder and finally to safety. >> thank god i'm alive because i was scared to death. i was thinking about my children. i thought i was going to fall to the ground. i was just so happy to hit that building. i could hear the guys telling me to be calm, be calm, we're coming for you. i didn't want to move until i had the other fireman's hand. he said, come on, big boy, we're going to get you down. as i grasped his hand, i felt safer. i knew that he wouldn't have let go of me no matter what. >> if anything, the ordeal has strengthened their commitment to firefighting and to each other. >> i trust these guys with my life every day. i knew they were going do whatever it took to get me. if it took another one going down also, i knew they wou

using race to get rid of it. >> ben and the republicans say people outside of the. >> again, i did not say that, mark invite the listener to read the case. >> i have read the case. >> all right. final word on >> this is real simple, the democratic party that the white house saw 90,000 military men and women to vote in the last three days . they don't want them to vote. they don't want them to vote because they usually vote republican. >> all right. all right. the attorney general in ohio will be appealing the ruling. and we'll keep a watch on what happen in the days that move ahead in the hotly contested election year. thank you for joining us today. >> registering to vote is easier in swing state. residents can use mobile phones and tab lets and update the registration and request a mailed ballot. >> and from ann romney to senator marco rubio. and a maraid of gop stars highlighting in tampa. we talked about our favorite moment in the news room. we got to wondering what you thought about all of this and your favorite moment in the republican convention. tweet your answers . i plan to read those respo

i don't want -- i want to ask you, mark, because you're a pro and i think you're refusing to answer mythoroughly was probably a mark of a smart person because i don't think we have any evidence to believe he is this compassionate, wonderful guy because he wouldn't be talking about it. he spent his whole acceptance speech saying i'm a human being. let me ask you how do you knock this idea he's the elitist candidate. 53%, that includes some republicans apparently, who believe he's basically out for the rich. how do you kill that between now and november? >> well, you've got to articulate that you have some real policies that would really affect the middle class, and you can't -- >> would they hurt the rich? is anything he's going to do hurt the rich? does he have any bright sister shoulder with the -- >> i think a sister 10e8ders moment would be great. let me agree with steve on an important point. in the bush campaign, this is something we believe, i'd rather have a consistently executed strategy that's flawed than a strategy that changes month to month reacting to external events and p

he had seen some chalk on my grandmothers basement floor and wondered if that was her mark! i laugh about it now, but it also gets me thinking about the deeper meaning of leaving a mark. at some way-deep-down level we all want to do that, don't we? in a social group one evening, we played this after-dinner game: when you're gone, what word or words would you like people to use in describing you? i said loyal. others said creative or willing to help; things like that. i like these two: teddy roosevelt said, courtesy is as much a mark for a gentleman as courage. charles eastman, who helped found the boy scouts of america, said, "to have a friend, and to be true under any and all trials, is the mark of a man." there's no question that each of us will leave a mark, and it may not even be the one we think were leaving. i'm lou heckler. >> susie: that's nightly business report for friday, september 14. have a great weekend everyone, and thanks for watching. we'll see you online at: www.nbr.com and back here monday night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group a

i call mark, crying sometimes saying mark -- >> we all call mark. >> i just need that little boost.ve me a pep talk. i went to the grocery store, started then and there and i feel good. it's constant. my thing is keeping it constant and doing it every day. as we said, we can do it for two days and feel great. doing it every day. >> the big thing is when she got back from south africa, shet went back to school and got a job. she never made health a priority. she was a dieter. now she thooz carve time out. >> it's like a side job. >> it is. it's like being in a relationship and raising children. it takes work. what you get from that is everything. it's not about being easy, but it's worth it. i can never promise it's the easiest thing, but it's worth it. that's what she's learning. >> to be clear with the viewers at home, you are saying eat more often, smaller meals more often. >> that's how you keep your blood sugar balanced. it's all about the right balance. once you get it, you unlock your body's full potential. >> nice to see you both. you as well. >>> we'll check with them throug

now they won last season and they bring in tim tebow, really to compete with mark sanchez, but i think it will get to be more than that as tim tebow wants to be on the field, and i think as the jets perform bad in the start of the season, the fans and the media will want tim

mark, what do you think of the obama tax plan? >> well, look, i don't know if obama has really a tax plan, but i don't think the problem is taxes here. i think the problem is people don't have an income. the reason they don't have an income, they don't have jobs. we have a demand problem in the economy, not a tax problem. cutting taxes, if you have no income, does not make any difference. we need to stimulate demand. how can we stimulate demand? we can do it in a variety of ways, but cutting taxes is not going to get us where we want to go. >> victoria, the message of mitt romney, and a lot of people, is if you overhaul this complex tax code and get the incentives back in, that will help small businesses, particularly go out, build their businesses, and hire more people. >> i think that's absolutely true. business owners, small and large, are holding back. they're fearful that they're going to have higher taxes down the road on their own profits and also just on the cost of hiring a new person. they're fearful those costs will go up in the forms o