"well, it is cheaper, it is faster, it is lighter, it is quicker, " and he says, "but it is not as good." "yes, but it is cheaper, it is faster, it is quicker." tavis: [laughs] >> and i kept asking how much longer, so what that means is when you go to the movies now, you will not see a photochemicals projection, and some people will say, "that is great. there will be no scratches." it is digitally perfect, but there are some people who will say, "but it is not as rich." are you getting an inferior project? and with distribution, we are seeing different ways of storytelling. you can still in it. on demand, on a computer, people watching movies on their ipad or their phone, everything, so how is that changing? tavis: you mentioned earlier, and, obviously, you are right about this, it is a transition that the industry is undergoing, but to your earlier point, there is a debate about this. you talked about some great directors, some of the names which have already come up in the conversation. how would you characterize the debate that is happening in the business, or is it much ado about no

nothing is up to me. that is fine. the decision is fine. there is a lot of news going on. look at this, now, waving at him from the bus? i will keep an cry on -- eye on it. i need to tell you about the syrian regime killing their women and children. syria has moved some of their chemical weapons. that is the word from our defense secretary panetta. western intelligence officials say the syrian government has one of the world's largest supplies of chemical and biological weapons. syrian officials have threatened to use them in the event of a foreign attack. today the defense secretary said there is evidence the regime has shuffled their stockpiles. >> there has been some intelligence with regard to some of the sites that there has been some movement in order for the syrians to better secure the chemicals. while there has been some limited moment, again, the major sites still remain in place, still remain secure. >>shepard: you may recall president obama warned the syrian government not to move their chemical weapons. listen. >> we cannot have a situation where chemical or b

there is no question about that. >> and that is who is protesting. >> that is also very wrong.here is a message out there that poor people are the ones who commit terrorism. all studies show that is not the case. if you look at those who commit terrorism, they are generally better educated and better off than the society at large. >> yes, sherrod. >> i am not talking the terrorists. i am talking the protesters. those are two different groups. the protesters are people who don't have jobs. they are tired of the police beating on them. >> that's occupy wall street. >> you are echoing what the great mark e smith from the fall said. terrorists don't blowup university because those are their mates. >> that was real wordy. >> it is true. the sarbones, one is a deli and the other one is -- it produced a lot of revolutionaries or so they say. >> man, am i going to do this joke? >> if you think it is bad taste then don't. >> it is not bad taste. >> it is probably about me. >> it is a joke three to five people will get and three to four will think it sucks. >> let's do it. >> i will skip

it is the new iphone. >> it is true. that is true. it is a really remarkable thing, isn't it. >> rose: yes. >> where do you think we will be using these? i mean, when you think about the world you think about it will change healthcare, i mean i have done this program so i know a little bit about this, it will change education, it will change how people handle their finances, it will change credit, every kind of device, i mean every kind of way you can think it will change this, in a sense, and what are the risks of all of this? >> it is to make those kind of disruptions, what is the risk? >> i know for me personally the risk is that it is the risk of spending less time dealing with other people face to face, right? like those -- or those rules that some people have they play the game they put their face down in the middle and hear this. >> they put their phone face down and the first one to pick it up. >> rose: pays for dinner. >> pays for the dinner. >> rose: i knew that's where you are going. >> i think that mindset is the danger if

and there is a ousy number. >> 46% believe mitt romney is going to win and is that that is triking to news poll had 57-39 so voters like to back a winner. these voters we've seen michelle obama they want to make this a choice, not a referendum. >> you did a poll on job performance said based on job performance does the president deserve to be reelected? yes. 40%. no, 54%. that is more damaging than barack obama. >> and that is bad news for obama campaign. that is what democrats are nervous about that is that we didn't see a big bounce and that means mitt romney gave a good speech. it wasn't spectacular. the economy is not good. that is the tough part is that it is getting better when our polls show most people think no. its it's not getting better. he hasn't helped the situation. it's tough. still, in the battle ground states if you look at individual states president obama doing quite well. >> what do you make of the fact the number is still minimal coming out of the republican convention? it's is that he has no bounce? there are no undecides? the bounce is low. >> and i think becaus

if that is not slacking, i don't know what is.orry, grandma. >> you can't lump social security into this because social security is your money being given back to you. >> right. >> saying that is dependent, no. i am not even getting most of the money i am supposed to get back. i am not getting any of it back as a matter of fact. >> we are not getting it back. >> can you not blame mitt romney for this when the entire democratic party rallied around sandra who was basically the emblem of entitlement. >> she had loose morals. you know who else had loose morals was the guy that held the fund razer. he is a philadelphia 76 owner who performs lewd sex acts at a rented villa every week. what kind of a christian would take money from such a he then. >> can we elaborate? he had an event at his house that mitt romney had no idea. there was a russian dancer who was topless on the pool. >> oh my god! >> that is a sex party. >> he is a libertine and he dampens the republican party and their family parties. >> this is a great democracy. the fac

it is 50% is foreign assistance, there is -- i think it is 50% foreign assistance, there is much more to be done. >> i want to hear about the use of websites and emails. our students are reading these, and the emails are fired off immediately after a convention speech or a speech somewhere, saying, "look what obama said. we want more money. let's not continue with this presidency." the curious who are interested in politics and news junkies, there are millions who are getting news this way, and i wonder if you are making any effort? >> it is a matter of triage. we tend to look at the things we think are getting the widest exposure, which means a lot of it is things on television, either advertisements or speeches or major events, news conferences. the kinds of communications you are talking about that parties send to their adherents, they are cheerleading. so it is no surprise that they may play absolutes with the facts on those things, and they are going to people. i suppose we could get into the business of fact checking those, but with limited resources, we tend to want to look at

he is right. that is true of both parties. it is not just true of latinos. i will not just vote for you because you are latino or african-american or asian- american. you vote for people based on what they have done, what they are going to do. the notion that great speeches and having people at the convention -- the joke was that they had more people on stage than they did in the crowd. i heard somebody say that on tv. let's be clear, we are a much more diverse party. i am going to be keynoting the jefferson-jackson dinner in iowa -- >> that is a momentous event, probably a prelude to other things. >> it is an honor. it is so diverse. i went to the event -- the party for the southern states, and it was so diverse, and it was great to see that. our party is a party that welcomes a broad cross-section of people. i agree with him, it applies as much to us as it does to them, but our policies are much more inclusive. they are for voter suppression laws, voter i.d. laws. we are for a constitution that -- not putting in the constitution clauses that limit them. yo

there is 80s in livermore, and there is 63 in monterey. accu-weather forecast, last day of summer, tomorrow, it's going to feature mild weather, autumn arriving saturday morning warming up for you mid 60s to mid 80 skpdz a dip with a low passing north and east sunday. and pleasant weather bumping numbers up monday. mid-80s throughout thursday, low to mid 60 as long the coast. very beautiful fall weather coming your way. >> just like that. >> yes. right. >> interest there it go autos warmth might be back in fall. you never know. >> still ahead abc's "dancing with the stars" all stars premiers. we'll talk with two contestants on how they're preparing. >> and nfl wasn't too happy about that giant hat alex smith was wearing but bruce bocci has a different look at it. >> it's smooth sailing with slow down on the righthand side of the screen. and others have to stop to pay the toll. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues right after this. >>> dancing with the stars" all stars kicks off next week to contestants will return for another chance of winning the

that is the way the united states is made up. that is how you work. north and south vietnam, for instance. they divide people so that the pressure will not be on them. that is how i see the system. i see it in prison, how they divide inmates. it is scary if inmates unite, and they do not like that. when i first come to prison, it will be a big thing if i went and sat with the blacks. it would be a big think if they caucasian sat with the asians. we only did that one time, where everybody got together, and we got what we wanted. when you unite, you can conquer. [applause] >> next question is for the commander. how can they community-based organization contact the task force for speaking engagements? >> if you call and ask to speak to jim miller. >> is there any effort to formalize the relationship with a community-based organization? >> right now, we do not have that effort in place. it is a good idea, it is something that we have talked about. it is important for us to understand what the cbos are doing. it is important for them to have specific train

this is no reality show. this is real.this is not survivor where somebody gets chucked off the island. this is about real survival of the jewish state and in fact of civilization as we know it and that is why drawing a red line and making it very, very clear to this extreme fundamentalist regime in iran and its ranting president that there will not be a nuclear iran is so important today. >> and you know, ambassador, for the years that i have been following, you know, the politics of what is going on between the united states and israel i cannot remember there being such a sense of a disconnect between the united states and israel starting with president obama talking about the pre'67 boundaries or borders and the whole issue of the president not having time to meet with the prime minister and even this week with the u.n., united states ambassador literally out to lunch when prime minister netanyahu talked. am i seeing things with a real focus? >> i think you are seeing them with a real focus. and i think that worries you,

that is her order to the critics. this is hard. being president is also hard. which is why we like to run an effective campaign. one of the thing that is won people over with barack obama a presidential candidate who had not that much experience in the senate was that he ran that kind of campaign. it has been the opposite. people had high expectations. his campaign has been a disaster and i think it comes down to the difference with being a private equity guy and being a start-up guy who knows how to give an organization a soul. this is a sam pacampaign with n. she is saying the candidate can't run the show and can't be the ceo of the campaign. he need to get his head screwed on right. she is saying he is a bad manager of this campaign which is a considerable qualification for becoming president. >> it is. first of all, i have a soft spot. >> stop it. we are lucky to have mit romney and don't you forget it. i think she has a understandable response that family members have. i get that. the problem isn't the marketing. the problem isn't the branding. give it a w

the message is showing long term thinking. >> that is it for this week's she. and thank you for watching. we hope to see you here next week. ♪ >> arab spring? yeah, right. isn't spring supposed to herald a new ging? hello, welcome to justice. i am judge janine pirro. 18 months ago we cheered when the middle east was in the midst of the arab spring. we identified with the protestors in the levi genes and gap t-shirts and atransacted to them the best of intention and marveled at the use of twitter and facebook and social media and we trumpeted their move to democracy. they are just like us. look. they are even tweeting like us. flattery will get you everywhere with the obama administration. the white house was so charmed that they threw egyptian hosnimubarak, an ally who provided us with intelience and in a region smoulder with american hatred under the bus. we didn't know who would replace them. the muslim brotherhood wear suits and they look pretty good 18 months later, the middle east is on fire. our flag is burning in 20 countries. why do i feel like i had se

this is where she is. there is no relevance at all, and she is now bs-insane as jesse said. >> i was under the impression lady gagaate madonna from what i have seen. >> could this hurt his vote? >> it is sad to say. i would like to say no, but it is sad to say that there are people who go to her concerts who trust her and think she knows what she is talking about. this is the classic example of a celebrity who may have other talents. she used to have some talent and talking about things she knows nothing about. >> but she is allowed to talk about things she knows nothing about. >> of course she is allowed to. >> if that was the case we wouldn't have "red eye," but we do. bill, you have been auditioning since 1989. have these comments in anyway changed her mind? >> i pre fear peer raw wet offers politics. and i believe once she sees my addition tape i will be getting into the groove with her vogue asap. that's it. i will also say as ridiculous as this is, at least she wasn't opening the dnc. there was no ta

is that what the president is doing is wrong this is. >> no, what he is saying is that we have to definitelyto put the economy back on track and that is one of the tools in the tool chest to do that, and that is what he is trying to do. 9 of 10 americans say that the number one priority for the next president needs to be job creation, but there is so many ways that we can do it. and one of those is lessening the unsern certainty coming out washington. one ofhe things that we see that would not cost a lot of money is this unbelievable tidal wave of regulations out tlshher and 4,200 pending regulations is something that the agencies could deal with and take the same steps that you are seeing bernanke take to create more certainty and more certainly for the businesses out there who create jobs for people out there in the country. >> michael, you have taken a look at the poll, and the president in the swing states is obviously still doing very well on the economy, and it falls within the margin of error as a matter of fact. and 51% aren't sure of who would do a better job. why isn't mitt romney

there is 81 in antioch. and there is mainly 70s here is the accu-weather forecast. there is toastal fog. by morning will fill in not just near the coast, but around the bay. low to mid 50s and there is a wide range of conditions. upper 50s coast, upper 80s inland. and this is our fall pattern, we have warmer weather this week. >> thank you. >> there is new york schools taking a step to prevent teen preg nans yeez. some parents say schools are going too far. >> we'll head live to hollywood to hear from some of the celebrities on dancing with the stars. >> this is the san francisco skyway. you can see it's bottled for drivers trying to make their way eastbound. things looking better for travelers heading south and beyond. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues right after this. >>> new york city is offering the so called morning after pill the program is called catch, stands for connecting adolescents to comprehensive health care, parents notified and given a chance to opt out. some say it's a bad idea others argue it does not encourage teen pregnancy, but prevents it we encour

is.ur guest later on this program will also be speaking, along with jimmy carter, and joe kennedy iii. that is all at 7:00 p.m. at 8:00 p.m. the president of naro along with tammy duckworth , and lincoln cheney, as well as james cliburn, the former majority whip in the house. a longtime member in south carolina. at 9:00 p.m., ted strickland, the former governor of ohio, along with kathleen sebelius, and mayor rohm emmanuel of chicago, along with duval patrick of massachusetts. at 10:00 p.m., governor martin o'malley of maryland, castromayr julian castro, and first lady michelle obama will be speaking. we will begin with a democrat from houston this morning. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. i am very pleased with obama. i am much better off than i was four years ago. you betcha. i have a laundry list of why i think he is better. i will tell you one of them, health care. he promised and delivered on osama bin laden, which makes me feel very safe in the country. the auto industry

that is the outline of what the agreement is. we have a big military industrial complex in connecticut. you can buy a submarine or a jet engine in connecticut. we cannot have those kind of bargains again. we're better off to do nothing than to do something. to shoot ourselves in the foot and delay that outcome does not make sense. we thought 18 months was enough time to straighten everything out. >> is there a confidence issue that will affect the election? the debt issue will have to be addressed either now or early into -- 2014. -- 2004 -- 2013. >> the president gets reelected all the states that have income- tax will see a large increase in revenue in the month of december. there will be a whole bunch of people running around the country trying to identify their income in the current fiscal year as opposed the next fiscal year. states with an income such as mine will do pretty well. behaviors' get changed by elections and they get change pretty quickly. we all know we can do this. the president offered a plan to do this. peopl

lieu this is her -- this is his sister, can you tell me how your brother is doing? >> they say he is okay and he got hit on his lung so they say he is doing okay right now. >> that is good news, you just got that call from the hospital. >> reporter: tell me were you all sleeping? >> well, these were like -- gunshots, we thought they were fireworks, but as soon as we came out, like we see my little brother running around the house like crazy like grabbing his stomach and his chest, and so like one of my uncles grabbed him and he said my stomach hurts really bad i can't take this, i want to go to the hospital. >> you are -- >> reporter: you are telling me he was hit twice? >> yes. >> reporter: like once on the side and once here? >> yes. >> how many people were sleep something in. >> nine people. >> reporter: including your baby sister and baby brother? >> yes. >> and nobody -- >> reporter: and nobody else was hit because there was a lot of bullet holes. >> actually two of them went through my brother's home. >> reporter: you just showed us exactly where he was when h

is egypt an ally, is it not an ally? is israel an ally, is it not an ally. at the domecratic convention is jerusalem the capital of israel or is it not. president won't meet with netanyahu because he is too busy yet they are supposed to be a ally and he has your back. all the administrations i've been in, you want to send a consistent message. as a parent do you want to tell your child you can do this, do that? no you want a consistent strong message. otherwise they don't know are with you stand and they will take full advantage. bill: in fairness, look at post-arab spring middle east. >> right. bill: look at egypt we're not sure whether or not yet whether morsi is really on our side. he is trying to demonstrate that right now. apparently they had a fairly tough conversation, president obama an morsi last night. would it be better to say of course the country of egypt, the people of egypt are allies of the united states. this is a new government that we are, sort of learning to deal with at this point? >> the problem with that is that you've got to the say t

that is the way the united states is made up. that is how you work. north and south vietnam, for instance. they divide people so that the pressure will not be on them. that is how i see the system.

>> i don't think that mohammed is off limits, but we don't know much about who he is, is the problem. people who speak on behalf of islam and people who say they are experts are not able to communicate to muslims and what he means to muslims. so we don't have a conversation about islam that we deserve, so you get extremist voices from each sides filling in the gap leaving the vast majority of muslims and americans in the dark. >> but regardless of the civil riselized conversation here on television tonight, i won't stop what happened and it has not stopped the protests. >> well, i think that we have to be fair when we look at the protests what is happening m. the overwhelming majority of the muslims from grass roots to the religious leader and the government leaders have condemned the violent protests. if you look at the people protest i protesting and a smaller percentage of them are protesting violently and even people with extremist opinions are pushing the protests, the protest are not about prophet mohammed, but they have to do with american politics and with humiliation and not

is there evidence that is what is going on? >> no. we've been emphasizing the shale plays because it is private land, with state permits. you know, drilling on federal lands is down 40% over the last three years. we have decreased our investments under federal jurisdiction while we have increased private and state jurisdictional outreach. and so we've been growing the industry, fortunately, because the federal government has been out of the way. they haven't been involved, thank goodness. that is what we can continue to do. now we get to the offshore. we get to federal lands. we have to have federal government leadership if we're going to decrease imports by increasing production in those areas. melissa: john hofmeister, that is great information. we'll keep all that in mind, the next time we hear the president talk about how much drilling has increased under his administration. john hofmeister, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. melissa: so we have breaking news we want to go to right now in egypt. protesters are scaling the wall o

is crucial., like the energizer bunny he come through. with the media saying one thing, and at my gut, i say, well that is not the case. >>guest: you are right. romney advisors are saying this got us here despite the media. >>neil: the republican guys are saying that was getting the nomination, very different in the election. >>guest: this is highspotsers that are saying this. it is different than me and you and the guys at "new york times" or whoever criticizing him. these are his money guys criticizing him. >>neil: on the issue of simpson-bowles where they think they found, the opponent, a weakness, the inconsistency, react to this. how will the wall streeters react to this? you mentioned simpson-bowles, sir, and you voted against that. so your critics --. >>guest: that part. >>neil: your credits say you talk a good game but you do not deliver the goods. >>guest: here is what people do. if you don't like the plan that someone put on the table put your plan on table. that is what i d i passed a

what is outside in t is not. i am disabled. there is no point of having accessible teachers inside if people cannot get to the park. the no. 1 bus would have been a great alternative. it runs all the time. they have got bulldozers. they could make it more compliant. they could have two joint together. they were told they were not to change the size, the shape, anything about these in order for it to comply with a categorical exemption. these things are being changed. the summit is being cut into and taken away, which is not reversible act, in order to put in a much larger maintenance facility, and i believe it is a violation of standards and they were mandated to follow in order to get a categorical exemption. therefore, the permits are in violation of what they were supposed to do. thank you. >> next speaker please. and why i have a few brief comments. i reviewed -- >> i have a few brief comments. i reviewed the introductions, and what is most disturbing is there seems to be a conflict between facts. when the brief says this i

it is certainly very doable. it is being done. but it is something that is focused for a project with sophisticated resources applied to it beyond what should be the baseline for construction. >> my second question is, is lead a nationally-certified, or is it more of a global recognition? is it also recognized in europe? do they have different standards? >> the answer is yes to all of the above. they encourage interested parties and other nations to develop their own organizations, and they could have their own standards. however, lead is still most recognized, and a home in san francisco. it is meaningful globally, but it is a u.s. standard. >> ok. so what do we have to do for these new residential buildings? it would be hard not to get 25 points. in 2010, you need to be rated, and in 2012, you need to make sure that you get a minimum. and also meet storm water management guidelines. it requires serious consideration early in the process. that will not meet guidelines. we really need you to integrate back into your overall buildi

and but again, that is not what the issue is. what the issue is, is how teachers can teach.y don't want to test their way through schooling where a quarter of the days are used for testing. and so what happened in terms of this agreement and the reason that the teachers were on strike. no one wants a strike. we wanted the tools -- >> don't you have to have some quant taytive results here? seems to me that was a big issue here. it is going to be fought out all over the country. how do you know if there aren't some measures that tell us. 14, 15% of 4th graders read in chicago? that is a horrible number. >> actually. >> how can we know if we don't have quant titive evidence? >> actually larry, nobody is disputing whether we should have quant taytive measures. in the last pisa scores the scores where we are compared to other countries. in science we have done better than in math and english. science that does not have that testing. i was in new mexico. because of the fixation on testing. kid wrz ns were not getting sci until 57bth grade. we need to make sure we are teaching. >>

and what is this? is this vietnam or what? this is really bad. just awful feeling. >> the range of emotions is more intense at regional medical. there is gratitude a colleague is alive. >> this is just a tragic situation. he's a fighter. he's fighting now. and we just hope he pulls through. >> and firefighters will continue to keep an around the clock vigil, hoping for good news, hates been a difficult august, the department mourned the loss of a 41-year-old fire captain, jose martinez died fighting a rare arks gresive form of cancer. >> and the coast guard recovered a sail boat that sank this afternoon in san francisco bay. you can see from sky 7 just how choppy water is. the boat went down about a mile south of the bridge. firefighters quickly rescued the 51-year-old man and 16-year-old girl on board. no word on what went wrong. everyone is okay. >> and we want to warn but two major closures this weekend that could affect your holiday travel. san francisco fremont street is now closed, from howard to mission street and this is part of the tranc

this is a tumor. another way to look at it is like this. that is not good. the question is, is this tomorrow related to his aberrant behavior that he has started -- tumor related to his average behavior that he has started to have? he has recovered from all the different memory and other types of problems. he aces a eighth course and then he has returned, and his wife takes him back and. he has just been arrested again. this is what you are dealing with as a public defender. do you order and other -- another mri? guess what? the tumor is back. is it relevant to his sentencing? or to his mitigation? we will talk about that. you have a child, 16, he has an above-average iq. he has done very well in high school. he is involved in sporting activities and other types of social activities. one night, he is out with some friends. there is a fight. he hits another teenager in the head. he ends up in a serious coma with a head injury. justin is charged with attempted murder and use of a weapon. here is his mug shot. [laughter] the prosecution says they want to seek a

the average fee is $2.50. that is another record high. that is the average.any customers pay a second fee from their own bank if they use another company's a.t.m. the study found those customers, for them, the total a.t.m. fees average $4 just for folks to take out their own money. i remember when they came on, at union planters bank, my dad a director and he said we have to get one of the a.t.m.'s they will cash price cows. can you go to the teller for free and the a.t.m. is $4. what? >> convenience costs. the banks will say, over and over, it is because of regulation they are trying to make money wherever they can. these are profit-generating companies, whether it is bank of america or chase or a bank in memphis, tennessee. they need to make money. does anyone really want to go in the bank? no. most americans say, 82 percent say they will switch banks if the fees are higher but they don't do it because of the hassle, because it is all about convenience, whether online, the mobile app, whatever, no one wants to pay the fees. at the end of the day they do pay

gm is alive and osama is dead. there is no way al-qaeda is still functioning. it can't be al-qaeda. >> i want to move on. i think we nailed this down. >>> from cartoons to campaign. what a transition. they are taking their pick to show they are part of the click. it is zombie time, and this time by writing on their hands. it started with obama and a deputy campaign manager tweet thrg is a new way to say you are voting for barack obama. post a photo to commit to vote. and the responses started coming in. from celebrities like natalie portman, she is delightful to celebrities like jarod leto who supports in the spirit of awful beard. >> seriously i have a beard now. >> and then this is my favorite. he apparently supports obama because he allows him to post totally creepy pictures of himself. >> is that steven hawking? >> he actually looks like my third grade teacher. >> that is not a good idea. before we talk about this, let's go live to "red eye" chief correspondent. it is brad, and he has something to say. >> why substitute? it is probably the healthiest. isn't

it is in the area of genetics and it is tol ed. i think the government manipulation of interest rates will blow up.

channels -- which is a blatant lie. that is what is happening right now on the ground. on the political scene, mohamed morsi waited 24 hours after the initial protest on tuesday night before releasing any kind of statement. he is in brussels today on his first visit as egyptian president to europe. he spoke at a press conference about what is happening and says he condemns in the attack or any non peaceful protest and embassies, but condemned any insults to the prophet. he had a phone call of president obama and said he offered his condolences for the death of the four americans who died in benghazi, including ambassador stevens. he also said he hoped president obama would affirm the need for legal measures against those who wanted damage relations between egypt and the united states, i think hinting for the u.s. to take some kind of legal action against producers of this movie. there has also been at the same time -- the movement came from the muslim brotherhood which has called for protests tomorrow, and by mosques, peacefully, but nevertheless, protests against this

that is a $200 million program. it is a lot of civil work. essentially we have having to provide safety zones at the ends of all the runways. a couple of runways are having to extend. there are a couple of runways we have no more room to extend. we are land locked by the highway and the bay. those packages and individual contracts should start going out in the next threes months. that is where those are at. a couple of other projects that are still in conceptual phase but will be coming up in a year down the road is we have to do our industrial wait project. it is too early to talk murphy about it because we are still trying to figure out what we need to do there. with that said, terminal three, which is the board area project i spoke to you about. it attaches to terminal threer, and we are figuring out what is going to be required. it is just in the conceptual phase right now and any kind of work or description of that work is probably a year down the road. again, any in put we can gather from you, contact sandra or myself, and we look glad

part of it is obviously he is is a democrat. if you were republican you wouldn't get away with this stuff. that fact aside, he is in an era when every politician is like carefully manicured and whatever he does sort of stand apart. >> that's my point. i don't know if i would call it inappropriate. everybody complains about everything being too appropriate. once in awhile a little inappropriateness. >> what is charming about biden -- >> except if ryan had done it. >> right. >> ryan's mo is this kind of -- he does these ridiculous things. things come out of his mouth that never should. that's his deal. >> it is like the reverse of clinton. >> oh boy. >> i don't even know what -- that made no sense. it is two weeks, andy. >> we'll go with it made no sense. chicago teachers' union goes on strike. greg, the average teacher salary is not $4 million a year. >> maybe in 350ad. >> that's not the issue at hand, sir. >> how do you know. i just landed from there with new facts. >> it is about 74 to 76 grand a year. >> and 3,050ad dollars is

saying it is okay to be rich, why is obama demonizing the rich? that is not what obama is saying. in middletown, ohio john boehner's district the steel mill where i used to work, the former shell of itself, are the republicans telling me if you are unemployed grab yourself a business? everybody can't do it. >> actually mitt romney suggested that during the campaign. suggested people buy one. i think missed opportunity in this convention was he really did not lay out a roadmap for what he plans to do. he gave us the five point plan, which includes energy, independence, this is not. > >>> let's listen to the five points. >> by 220 north america will be energy independent by taking inventory of our oil gas coal nuclear and renewable. note he hardly mentions green. whereas obama is greenhalgh green. greenhalgh green is not going to support us for a weekend. >> you know what that would entail? >> give our fellow citizens the skills they need for the jobs of today and careers of tomorrow. >> how? >> when it comes to the school your child attends every parent should have a choice and eve

there is a striking difference is that there were many but there is one that juchs out z that is a patriotism here and honoring of the troops is absent at the republican convention. i i it is not reflect well on the republicans and having this come after that. and this is i think great for democrat autos panel, thank you. >> and details on how people on twitter are responding this evening. chris? >> we heard applause and all. we heard smartest political analysis in the business. and so what are the folks at home say something of the 140 million twitter users there are two million tweets launched tonight touring the -- during the speeches but first, take a look at the moment caused the most discussion during president obama's speech. top three, he defended role of government, he racked up an astonishing 37,000 tweets. when he went on the attack against medicare, or romney ryan plan, boom, 39,000. but the one brought the house down, i'm the president. when he said i'm not the candidate, i'm the president it was 43,000. that is a tremendous lot. but to get an idea of how big that is, let's take

the core of what we do is making things. this is an example.his is a print project that will be a fund-raiser for the contemporary music players. we decided to put it in the portfolio so you could either frame at or have it on your bookshelf. >> so nonprofits can come to you, not just visual are nonprofits, but just nonprofits can come to you, and you will produce prints for them to sell, and the profits, they can keep. >> the return on investment is usually four times to 10 times the amount of investment. this is for the bio reserve in mexico, and this is one of the artists we represent. >> you also make prints for the artists that you represent. over here are some large prints by a phenomenal artist. >> he writes these beautiful things. anyone who has told you paradise is a book of rules is -- has only appeared through the windows. this is from all over coffee. we are contract printers for all kinds of organizations all across the country. >> thank you very much for showing us around today. i really appreciate you taking the time to let me ge

david: is this bubble likely to possums that is what is going on? >> it talks about three different continents. if you think that these are bubbles, one thing that they share is funny money. david: they are all printing more cash in order to pump up the economy. if you believe that leads to bubbles like allen greenspan did, then this bubble is the bubble for all of these. >> is actually a bit better on revenue of 2.9 billion, they were expecting a loss of 46 cents per share. that cash on 2.3 billion, the launch of the blackberry can come 2013. >> i misspoke. the losses were not as bad as we expected. >> 2.3 billion in losses. david: okay. 2.2 billion is what is reported, so they have a little bit more about lead, they are growing a little bit, which is good news in terms of the cash on hand. how much is that cash burn and will eventually begin to catch up with her. the subscriber base was up about 2 million. i want to go back to tim if i can. when you look at research in motion and their attempts to claw back from the whole they were sinking into, d

his tone is terrible. and he is an awful candidate.k at what a great manager i am. and his campaign is a disaster. >> like i said i like street smarts and you have got to have it. you have to know how people are going to react, be thinking of what you are going to say, and what are the ramifications of what you say before you say it and romney just doesn't have it. and i don't think right now he is fit to be president of the united states. he scares me. >> stephanie: i know. i know. you thought last week was scary with the middle east like he could start world war three before he even gets in. you know the latest polls, mud showing the president pulling ahead, that's before this. >> well, you are talk about the down tickets. here in virginia tim kaine jumps up to a seven-point lead. >> stephanie: yep. >> and i think that has a lot to do with romney's comments. and the fact that they look -- you know, they don't look comfortable running, and if they don't look comfortable running, then people assume they are not going to be comfortable

is that true? >> there is some truth to that. they are belittling romney by that comment saying that barack obama is the incumbent chief executive. but by standing on the stage, mitt romney will have an opportunity to have his ideas and presentation compared first time, no reporters telling people how it can be interpreted or no analysts or pundits telling them how it should be interpreted. it will give an opportunity for mitt romney, he hopes, romney hopes to call out the president on some of the deceptions of his positions. mitt romney has argued that he does not support abortion with the exception of rape and incest and life of the mother. barack obama campaign has suggested romney shares paul ryan's view that doesn't have exception. he says the auto bailout, so that is romney is looking for and in case of president obama. what he with a really wants to do is make sure this doesn't become a discussion in the last three and a half years but a discussion how the next four years would be spent in a choice for the voters between t

is that true? >> in regards to this issue, i would like to emphasize that the industry does play a significant and crucial role for the economy of our country. but at the same time we have other clusters of attraction of different companies such as the mining industry, metallurgy as well. >> list some of the natural resources, some of the metals we're talking about when we're talking about minerals. >> kazakhstan is believed to possess almost all minerals on the table of elements. kazakhstan extract copper, zinc, gold, silver, manganese, and other minerals. but we are global leaders in copper and zinc extraction and production. >> tell me about this huge operation right here. >> it has been in kazakhstan since 1993. it is a partnership signed between the republic of kazakhstan and chevron in 1993. current shareholders are chevron, exxon mobil -- >> you have a couple that you would not recognize. >> a financial company of kazakhstan, and a russian company. >> so a heavy investment here by the united

maps, and bing as well, and one of them is saying it is 177 feet away another one is saying it is 298, so i would like to actually see if you could go ahead and grantees rehearings -- grant these i am the managing member of slighter shack. we went over this at length, and i understand there are various ways to measure this, but as the dp -- the dpw measures it, it is from the midpoint of the block. i do not want to rehash the details. this note as they got, i am not sure if that is from the dpw. i feel that might be from the board of appeals, but it is unclear whether this actually came from, so i am not particularly sure about that, but this three sum it up but we do not believe there are new facts but have risen -- this really sums it up that we do not believe there are new facts that have arisen. thank you very much. good >> do you want to participate? >> good evening. i am from the department of public works. from the previous hearing there were questions relating to how the notification who is this is based upon different type of permanence -- permits. in this case the code was v

that is what it is about. there is room and there is more. they are out there, we just have to reach out. we are excited. doing the best we can. we may fail but we will get up and keep trying and trying. with that, thank you very much. >> thank you, many. i really want to thank many on behalf of the transbay authority. he's been doing a tremendous amount of work. this is what transbay is about. about giving veteran's opportunities, wounded warriors opportunities, our kids in high school and after high school opportunities. minorities, disadvantaged groups. that is what we are doing with this important infrastructure project, sbes, dbes and so forth. it is so important to mention. we hope to be a model for other infrastructure projects that receive public dollars, that you can really do a lot of good. what many is doing a just an example. thank you, many. >> we have a comment from the director. approximate >> yes, thank you. >> i wanted to echo that sentiment. commend not just many and local 22 but the staff and web corp. reading through that

rocket is is breaking news.hat would be the implications on this with our relations overseas with libya and egypt? guest: it ought to have very serious implications. no country, when you have an embassy in a foreign country, it's just like american soil. it ought to be respected and protected by. we do the same thing in washington. consulates around the united states. we make sure they are adequately protected. particularly, when you get a rocket attack like that, it is an act of war and all to be treated as an act of war. i don't have the details yet. if we had an embassy personnel murdered, that is a sad situation. you have to express regret for the families that are involved. but the most important thing is we have to show the world that we are a nation that lives by international law. we expect other countries to live by international law. this is a violation of international law. your doctor take appropriate action. host: hear the statement from secretary clinton on the death of the personnel, ambassador ch

how gig is back is that for you, governor? >> westerlies it is a problem in the short-term because a lot of the local governments already set the tax levies and already have it in place. moody's even put out notice of a negative outlook for the local government's bond ratings because of that decision. is last year we had another activity liberal judge from dane county be the capital base of the state make a decision that ultimately was overturned and the law upheld by the state supreme court. i'm confident that that will happen wen. in our state we had legal action and a recall election where a governor was elected in this case by a larger margin than the four. we are ready to move forward. it is good because the reforms saved money. more than a billion dollars worth of savings. property taxes went down for the first time in 12 years on a medium valued home. a major budget deficit turned into a surplus. we are moving the state forward and this is just a temporary setback until the upper court uphelds that. >> chris: less than

there is the problem that it is not clear what the end game is. iran still be able to enrich, and how will that work out? >it has been difficult to present that sort of proposal. i would assume that if obama is reelected, since he has been dealing with the issue for so long, it may be an avenue they would explore. there is a lack of -- i do not think tricky should be involved. the u.s. does not want turkey to be involved. there is a lack of diplomatic contact. with an international forums -- within international forums, there is opportunities for diplomats to talk to each other. with the advantage of having diplomats who are aware of the technical nature. that has been rescued by the u.s. because washington feels there are too many voices talking. you do not know who is talking. they are trying to have a channel to the supreme leader in iranand get the version -- issue with one voice. we are missing a huge chance to explore with ambassadors to know the issues and who can hold off the record discussions, exploring what we can do to start making the