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. >> look at this, mipistorius isn second place! >> he ran it 45.5 flat.enough for south africa's oskar pistorius to move on to the semifinals. putting him closer to gold. >> he's here to really make his mark. >> he's the first double amputee, ever, to compete in the olympics. that, as they say, is history. >> everybody was smiling and cheering for him. it was like watching forrest gump run out of his braces. it was just a wonderful, wonderful moment. >> i owe it to myself to run well when i'm called out to do so. to run for your country there's a loft more pressure and responsibility. >> reporter: they call him a blade runner. that kufshd pros stettic just like the hind leg of a cheetah, the fastest animal on the planet. he was born without calf bones. he wasn't even a year old when both legs were amputated below the knee. he eventually learned to run faster and faster. >> obviously, if i had to do things like balance i struggled. >> his fight to run alongside and against the best sprinters in the world was not without setbacks or controversy. >> whoa! >>

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abc's sam champion isn new orleans with the latest on what's happening right there. sam? >> reporter: good evening, diane. developing tonight, just terrible flooding in the state of louisiana. la plasse, louisiana, 200 people have been rescued from five feet of water. the worst flooding in five years. the fear, there may be thousands more that need evacuating. look at the pictures from evacuations from earlier today in plaquemines parish. about 100 people were rescued from that area. officials say they have gotten everybody in that region that needed their help. pictures from mississippi. louisiana not the only state to get that strong storm surge and the constant rain from this storm. they got both of them, as well. so, there's flooding in that state. but let's show you the map of what's to come from isaac, now as it continues to weaken and move inland. look at how far the path of this storm will take this tropical moisture into the country. yes, it will pass areas that need rain. hard to believe by monday afternoon, what's left of this storm could be sitting in the cent

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>> well, it isn old strata form volcano, extinct, but for millions off ye years, and the strata doesport of the men they found alive were three miles from the wre wreckage, and they were trying to hike out. usually, you think, stay with the craft, ab it is easier for them to find a helicopter than to find you walking around a jungle somewhere, but look tatter rain, and just the cloud cover and the fog. that is what these men and women and the rescuers have been working with for the entire week. it has been just a mess there. four solid days of very heavy rain, and obviously a steep, steep mount kenya. so as they are trying to get to the men, although, one of the reports that i have been seeing online from capital news kenya, the rescue efforts have been called off because they have found the five bodies and they have not said alive or dead, but when they say bodies, it is usually not alive. and steep mountain peaks and it was high so you lose oxygen and temperatures below freezing on night, and being there many, many days in that cold will obviously take the toll on anyone up there.

disagrees and says that akin will prevail even if the big donors do n think he isn and he is the best to help to get the country out of debt. >> justine: much more ahead to take a break and be back with the latest on tropical storm isaac. [music] >> justine: republicans are not the only ones headed to tampa florida as a fact of storm i suggest that that way. >> reporter: republicans have set the stage and there are headed to tampa. >> make a difference help this man and i become the next president and vice president. >> reporter: roughly 50,000 people are expected to make the trip to the event this is such a big event that even president obama-care-- that even vice president joe biden plans to make the trip. tropical storm i think could be there too. the weather service said that it reached hurricane strength on thursday it is too early to know the path. some computer models bring this into the gulf of mexico. the mayor in tampa says that the convention will be called off if necessary. >> we have been speaking that human life crump politics i think the republican committee recognizes

. >> we thibault bo isn think thas a good husband, a good father and a good man. but the gap you've seen in the polls is they don't want to vote for barack obama because they don't think he did a good job but they're not on board with mitt romney because they don't like him. >> jimmy, you get the next five minutes since i was talking to chip that long. let me start off with this -- the question posed, the point posed by governor romney is that there were people who have been enthusiastic about the president or disappointed. we've heard from many supporters who articulate that. how does the president moving into next week win those people back who perhaps aren't ready to not vote against him but aren't sure if he has the plan for the future? >> i'm disappointed in the president. i'm disappointed because i think he was naive into thinking he could actually change washington, d.c. and all of the messed-upness, that's the best i can say it, and tlooen cleclean swamp that is that city -- >> people just gasped -- >> i don't think he's governed like carter. i think he th

again, as we then developed the ability to look very carefully found isn we that that was not the case at all. so you can take a look at the veryinrestre tuofuc a chromosome and when you hone in what y'll find isfi there's a section of d.n.a. that would typically be present in one copy on a chromosome but sometimes that duplicates. it would have copies on one chromosome and another on another chromosome. so many people are walking around with only two copies of that section and other people are walking around with three copies of that section. conversely you can lose sections of d.n.a. this is not just a single nucleotide, a single d.n.a. letter but a rill tivoli large but still submicroscopic section of d.n.a. that may contain many genes. so this idea that the structure of the chromosomes were not inviolable was really a revolutionary change. >> and the implication is so profound. before we were all thinks in terms of the fact that mutations involve a single gene and that that is going to account for the various psychiatric, neurological, et cetera, cancer genetics we have. but it now

this isn about efficiency. this is about restricting the amount of payments to suppliers.he beneficiaries. it the very same cuts obama's advocating, they're in the other sides as well. >> there you got everybody sitting at their living room sets in pa keoughkeepsie saying someone going to be able to win this? is someone going to hammer away and win the medicare scare? >> they're both kind of playing to the lowest common denominator here. let's really look at the difference between the two plans. that $716 billion. mark lamont hill's right and hogan's right to the extent these are specific numbers put forward and guess what, the ryan plan and the obama plan, both would reduce these payments by $716 billion over ten years. this isn't raiding medicare. it's two different versions on how to save the system. >> can you repeat that? both of these plans would reduce medicare by $716 billion over ten years? >> right, spending. >> okay. >> so this is very important, right. this isn't coming out of beneficiaries. this is payments to insurers and doctors and hospitals. >> and the was

and what the administration has done here isn that direction but we also need to have a decent safety net. adding up a whole lot of different programs and saying therefore they must all be millionaires is just completely off the point. we need to look at what the conditions are and what the relevant help is. >> woodruff: you're talking about the poorest of the poor. >> i am and i'm also talking about those people who are poor and just put it on the table. the millions of people struggling with low-wage jobs. one of the reasons we have the spending that we have-- it's good public policy-- is because we have so many people in low-wage jobs and erefore we haven't been able to lower poverty as much as we would want to. >> what happened to the $927 billion? that comes right out of the budget of the united states. it's how much is spent on aid for low income and poor people. $927 billion. now there are a hundred million recipients. a third of the u.s. population. that comes to $9,000 per recipient. now, half of that is medicaid. medical care. but even if you leave that out, you're talking a

but they're pretending that he isn isn't. at least until the election is over in november.here is no doubt his fellow republicans will warmly embrace this guy if he wins. and he may be taking friendly fire right now, but he's just the kind of staunch conservative right-wing zealots are looking for. they want to guy who is not going to back down. he's willing to stand up to sean hannity two days in a row, stand up to karl rove, stand up to the republicans in his own party who are calling him, saying hey, buddy, drop out of the race, including mitt romney and paul ryan. today, akin was asked if he would reconsider dropping out, if it looked like he might lose to senator claire mccaskill in missouri. >> i'm never going to say everything that can happen. i don't know the future, but i do know this. i knew that the party voters took a look at our hearts, understood who we were, had a chance to meet us in many, many ways, and made a decision. it makes me uncomfortable to think that the party bosses are going to dictate who runs as opposed to the election process. >> well, the so-

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harry reid isn'' the one who's made this debate. has brought this to the fore.it's a claim the g-o-p presidential candidate strongly denies. coming off of last week's july jobs report -- with more jobs, but a slightly higher unemployment rate -- romney says he'll add 12 million jobs in his first four years.that's what happens in a normal process. when you come out of a kind of recession we've had, you should see this kind of job creation.on sunday, graham also called for congress to reach a deal on a deficit reduction plan to avoid widespread automatic spending cuts -set to take place at the end of the year. get it done. mr. president, we need your help. you're the commander in chief.he's not gotten consensus because it is hard to get consensus when the other side of the aisle has no desire to build consensus.congress may be starting a five-week vacation, but it leaves a long to-do list for its return. i'm cristina mutchler reporting. 3 coming up... they're making headlines... with each cup they sell. sell."i called my teammates bec

criticized because of this, the approach is acceptable to me, the only downside for us is if the message isnille initial for not having reported it. but then he goes on the approach you outline is humane and a reasonable way to proceed. i want to play what he told you about that e-mail specifically. let's roll that. >> i think what people want to read into it is it was humane for us not to turn him in for being a known child predator. i never, ever heard anything about child abuse or sexual abuse or my antenna raised up enough to even suspect that. >> remember, this is 2001. >> yeah. >> jerry sandusky is no longer an employee of penn state. he left. >> out for a couple years. >> out for a couple years. >> their plan was reported to the second mile, the charity where sandusky worked. >> and let them handle it. >> he says report it. there was no crime to report as far as i was concerned. my antenna was not up. i think he we can all agree his antenna should have been up. >> is he trying to save his reputation or save himself from going to jail here? >> i think his reputation, john. i don't thin

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i wonder what your take isn this new ceo and whether that factors into your belief it is a takeover targetifference who is the ceo for you to believe it's worth $30. >> well, i'm using that based on what the cash flows are and what the franchise is worth. i don't know a ton about him at this point, other than the biography i've read this morning clearly an accomplished guy. clearly somebody who has experienced turnarounds. that will suit them pretty well. time will tell. i think they need a leader as much as anything. this is a company i think has been beaten down in a lot of different respects. publicly, privately, you name it. i think somebody, a leader who can come in here and reinstill confidence in the management team is probably as important as anything now. >> what is the strength of the franchise? we thought this it might be geek squad. we thought it might be -- there were unique selling points they were developing then you find out they are laying off. >> when home depot is going through issues in the early part of 2003, so the three things they had was a brand name, real estate,

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of first amendment isn' line three. >> i simply want to add after the phrase "over one sixth of our economy" -- actually, i soon start from the beginning. >> -- i should start from the beginning. >> it is no. 9. >> from the start is about power. the expansion of government control to one sixth of our economy and a further erosion of our constitution by requiring all u.s. citizens purchase health insurance. that is the admission i would watch to that line -- the i addition i would want to that to add the phrase, a further erosion of our constitution -- >> the language is on the screen. the amendment is submitted. is there a discussion? >> i do not think this is grammatically correct. i think if we add it after the and, resulted in, it should read, and resulted in to further erosion, it would be grammatically correct, so i would like to make that secondary amendment. >> the you consider -- do you consider? >> i understand, and when you pull the microphone, it has wires, so grab the base, please. >> the language ms. kenned

. >> right, and there isn upside and john is a de facto to yemen, he's visited the country eight times. and for a region where the overwhelm top issue is counterterrorism and to have someone take that lead role. >> couldn't agree more and john worked with the yemen and working with saudi arabia, and we did a lot of wor on counterterrorism financing. and she helped lead and was the voice fr president bush. you are right and in regimes and countries that are used of high-level head of state, head of state communication to get it done that, is effective. it starts to be problematic if it's a pervasive situation that it works. that's a challenge that the white house will have. >> quintan, can you talk about an effective system, and have you seen a relationship get stronger as they have been through crises together? can you offer reflection from the inside of that. >> i do, and john is absolutely amazing, and i don't say that just because i work with him. and i emphasize that john doesn't operate alone. he's brought in amazing senior directors across components of the national security staf

i think it is one plays the crucible of the presidency is in theted, and that isn' first place.nk governor romney has had a touch of that experience in the past. he has managed tough situation spoke for. to turn around the olympics was something that was not seen as something that was going to be easy to fix by a long shot, and he turned that into being one of the most successful olympic games ever. as governor of massachusetts he took a $3 million deficit and turned it into a rainy day fund. his business experience gives them firsthand experience. i think you have to take a look at his entire life, and i think his entire life has been in preparation for this moment and when we believe he can turn this country are round. -- this country around. >> you have been a busy person. good thank you for joining us. >> it was great to be with you. >> karl rove was talking about the 3,2,1 strategy in order for mitt romney to get a like coral votes. -- to get a electoral votes. and trikes reapportionment, if you only when those, you are 12 votes closer. massachusetts, new york, they lost cl