it can contract its--bladder. it can make its volume smaller. if it pulls in on its bladder, pulls in, it'll sink, okay? and so the-- let's suppose, all of a sudden, you put better food at the top. how's it gonna get to the top? it's gonna push out. push out, make the volume larger and it's gonna go right to the top. so a fish varies its density by varying its volume. submarines-- [makes sounds] --crash dive. they're down there, they come back. how does a submarine do that? by varying its volume? how does a submarine dive? how many say this? how many say, "hey, i learned enough physics that i know this. "that if a submarine on a surface dives, then i know that submarine must have somehow become more dense"? how many say, "i don't see the connection"? [laughter] you're swimming and someone hands you a boulder. guess what you do, honey? okay? your overall density becomes more and what do you do? begin with an s. - sink. - you sink. and so the submarine becomes more dense not by changing its volume but by doing what? taking some water. there's one

it once you have it?e can look at it. >> throw it out afterwards. a trick to recycle old books. got these from goodwill, spray painted them black. any old book will do. get stencils, on the outside of the binder put spells, all kinds of halloween lingo. on the outside. on the front i printed out a big cover that says curses and witchcraft. i suggest gluing them together if kids are around, knock them over, it goes bye-bye. >> i love this. >> this is really inexpensive. maybe not for everybody's taste. i know this is your favorite one. >> it looks expensive. >> these are old milk cartons recycled to look like sparkling ghouls. >> what did you put inside? >> this is what the trick it. you make a little door with a razor blade, stuff christmas lights, recycling again. shove them in there, so they look like this. paste it on the outside. would you make me a ghost face. >> are lights too hot for plastic? >> no, they haven't burned so far. >> burn the house down, i'm concerned. >> they let off such little energ

you get it. this family gets it. this building gets it. this stadium gets it.guy does not get it. and he is so bummed... but don't take our word for it... ask a friend, ask a neighbor, or anyone else who's got it. i got it when you could dvr a television show from a cab, which i think is nuts! [ male announcer ] and see why millions have already switched to fios. there's never been a better time to get it. get our best price online guaranteed for a year, call the verizon center with no annual contract. for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. once you've got it, you get it. mayor: casino owners in west call virginia are spending verizon center with no annual contract. millions against question seven. that upsets me. and that upsets jonathan ogden. you don't want to upset jonathan ogden. ogden: no you don't. mayor: question seven means thousands of jobs and millions for our schools. but these west virginia casinos want to keep it all for themselves. we're not happy about that. ogden: no we aren't. mayor: so join us and vote for question seven. and

we sat down and wrote it. >> how did you go about it? >> it was simple. we decided a smart thing was to get off the premises. the two of us went a couple blocks down sixth avenue and were just by ourselves. we went to the big issues here. we found that even though we do not agree, and we come from opposite perspectives, we were able, in a short time, to reach general agreement on a few principles that were the biggest and most important ones. thatarger point here is within washington, there is broad agreement on what the financial problems of the country are, and on the solutions, and that nothing can be done. it is the most insane situation. >> how do you to defer? -- two differ? >> we did not do it in the peace. it is carefully written so you cannot tell which one liens which direction. the way we are seated is the opposite of the way we are. i am not to the left of allen. he is not to the right of me. it is the reverse. >> what about economics? what are your basic thoughts? >> i am a recovering english major. i never studied economics. i was cast out i

it's just -- it's really -- [ light laughter ] it's cute. it's small and orange. it's really cute.ght, you guys. give it up for the roots. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: whoa, man! oh, man! [ laughs ] hey, guys. that's what i'm talking about. guys, i have to mention -- this saturday, october 6th, is the season premiere of "icarly" on nickelodeon! yeah. [ cheers and applause ] and i'm in it. >> steve: what?! >> jimmy: yes, i'm in it. it's very exciting. it's basically like a "late night"/"icarly" crossover episode. if you've never seen "icarly," you should check this out. this saturday. it's an hour-long special, we shot it a couple of months ago. it's called "ishock america." it's on 8:00 p.m. on nickelodeon. tune in. "icarly." [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be fun. we have a great show tonight. james bond himself, daniel craig is here. [ cheers and applause ] [ imitates james bond theme ] plus, she is so, so good in her emmy-winning role on "the good wife." the beautiful archie panjabi is standing by! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: she's a talente

and it can be artful. it can be devious. it can be truthful. it can be lying.om modern world. when i showed up at the restaurant to do the scene from "the player," burt and i were allegedly doing a breakfast interview. burt, larry levy. i hope you don't remember me. and if you do, no hard feelings. i worked for caster then. altman explained very roughly the plot was going on behind us and that the two principals would stop to say hi to burt. he asked what to say, i said, "i can't tell you." you're not a character; you're playing yourself. you have to represent yourself. here's the situation i've got. here's the arena. you behave any way you want." take care. who's that? an executive over at fox. until this breakfast, anyway. good morning, mr. mills. hi, susan. (charles champlin) as the villain of the piece stopped by ... hi, burt. griffin mills. hi, griffin. good to see you. (charles champlin) and burt turned to me, and unscripted said -- asshole. (charles champlin) but the minute he said it, i said, "that scene will stay." i trust my instincts. that's all i ha

was it worth it? >> it was worth it for chanel? he looks so sad. i don't want to buy the perfume if it will make me dreary and make me reflect on the fact my journey is almost over. >> you didn't listen. the journey is never ending. why bothering though? you just focus on the facial hair jie. what was his motivation for staring in this? >> the $7 million he gets to feed his family. for some reason i guess he doesn't mind. >> the web has made it so it doesn't stay in japan. it is now everywhere. i happen to believe that was one of the most beautiful ad easy have ever seen. >> brad pitt is a very good actor. it seemed like he wanted everybody to know, i am not really that into this. >> it looked like he was almost making fun of it. >> yes, he was mocking it a little bit. >> it made me think, way to go, brad. if you watch it again. i watched it tort or 50 times -- 40 or 50 times in preparing for this. you notice a slight glint, a slight smirk as he is doing this commercial. >> i will watch it a couple more times tonight before i go to bed. bill, makes

people like it. just keep doing it. >> jimmy: why change it? why change it?ere? >> jimmy: no. >> every night, same [ bleep ] damn thing. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] you know what they're doing. >> yes. you come out, stand there, same thing. i'm doing the same thing. we're not changing anything. >> jimmy: i did the impression in front of your wife and she enjoyed it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: she thought it was pretty accurate. >> she likes you. >> jimmy: she said it was pretty accurate. but you guys have been married -- is it almost 13 years? >> almost 13 years. >> jimmy: congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: she is awesome. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: i love jessica. she's very cool. she's very fun. is it fun being married for 13 years? >> it's fun being married. i love being married. i got married late in life. i got married at 45. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> which is the -- i don't know -- you'll probably have to cut this joke. but i'll do it anyway. [ laughter ] i'd always called 45 the jesus christ point of singlehood. [ light lau

they hate it. they think it's the worst kind of personal hygiene. guys can do it and it's funny.s we found out yesterday, we had one of those webcasting videos sara did. there's a guy who's actually selling a pooter. watch how everyone got such a kick out of this guy. >> he sells these things. [ laughter ] >> all day long. >> my favorite is the leg lift. oh, my gosh. sorry, it's so juvenile of him, but let's do it again. >> guys do hate when women do that. >> women who don't wash their hands when they come back from the ladies room. >> another one, dirty talk in bed. >> men love that, apparently. >> men love that. >> that's what the survey says. >> survey says. all right, we have a rap on youtube or something like that, where parents who sometimes feel alone. they sort of feel like they were young once, now they have a child in diapers. anyways, we haven't seen it, so let's watch it. ♪ we used to be cool back in the day on the block ♪ ♪ watching pg-13 movies staying up way after dark ♪ then we had a couple shorties now we be rolling with our own little posse ♪ ♪ in the minivan or

orientation and you can take exception to a particular deny it it is what it is but it's interesting is that what we saw in the debate is that romney to blockade or or pander to his right he pandered to the middle because the way is going to get elected if he's going to be elected is he's got to grab the people who last election voted for obama and so he's got to move closer and closer to the center and we saw the that move yesterday i think it was a hugely important in this last debate if it's a hugely important strategy from his point of view and it might indeed be successful because moving to the center is how you get the swing voters and that is particularly the case it's by the way foreign policy is not primary in people's eyes and minds when you say jordan to them they think about a player they're not thinking about a person going it's really it's just a family let's face it we couldn't find it on the mat was true ok chad in our truth i mean. you changed me ask you you know what it is it bother you that your candidate is so right wing when it comes to foreign policy the man tha

you let it heal, it's gone. >> she denies it has anything to do with it.ciplines her kid and says you should be going your homework and not watching tv. >> maybe there's some truth to that. >> that shuck and jive thing hasn't been used since the '70s. let's to to christina aguilera. is this ad bad for her? is website that says it caters to big girls and guys. can we hear it? ♪ ♪ chunky, round >> she has reportedly been offered $3 million to work with this site for bigger girls. so what do you think? >> it's great. this is great. that song was in "madagascar," the movie. why not? there should be role models of all different body sizes for men and women. i'd like to see bathing suit models for men who only go to the gym once a month so i can feel better about myself. we should have diversity out there. feel good about your body image, as long as it's not unhealthy. >> once a month you go to the gym and i thought it was less than that. >> goi more than that. >>> the presidential election just days away. how your choice may affect the actions of the fed, next.

they do it well. it looks like it might be in zone -- zone b. >> part of it is in transit. it is right on the cusp of zone a and zone b. as i was telling you earlier, a lot of people hit me up on twitter tonight saying that they should have evacuated in zone b. a water trap right now. they are hoping that help comes in the morning. i can tell you right now that i am looking at what is definitively zone b, and it is submerged under water as well. >> the part of the hotel that is in that zone, is there any part of the hotel that is underwater? >> i tried to take a snapshot, it is completely underwater. it looks like the pictures you would see on the titanic. just completely underwater. the furniture floating through the first floor. the same way the water came in, crashing through the doors, a lot of the water has gone out. but i can tell you there will be a lot of damage. >> a lot of damage and then there is mold and i don't know how long it takes, but that hotel will function again. but it is going to be a wild. i have no idea what is entailed in cleaning out the floor of a

when it is beautiful, i believe in it. i saw it was beautiful. i wanted to show it. for me, it was so strong, the impression. it was beautiful. and with a lot of meaning for me. it was meaning for people like a minority can come together strong and impact. at the same time, visually and spiritually. i wanted to show that beauty. after my time there, michael was to show the beauty seinfield. -- my goal was to show the beauty i felt. i should make a parallel. what i felt was, for example, jewish has been like rejected, have been rejected. me, for other reasons. and when you have -- there are some people that to be integrated, they change themselves. they hide it themselves. i decided not to hide myself, like the fact that my sensibility was different than my situation was different. i could express it because i went into fashion, and in fashion, there is a lot of gay, so i did not suffer. a lot suffer. i think every minority is that they are ashamed and they do not say that they are. i felt the it was good. you should not ask to be ashamed and to hide yourself. to me,

it's a neat idea. it's hip. it's for adults and it's packed on a friday night and it's a great thing and if you talk to the owner of the ice cream bar you will find the horror story that the city said no. it took two years to open this. if someone has a good idea why are we throwing up roadblocks. city hall needs to be a one stop shot and we don't run you around to five different departments and we say yes, yes, yes and that's how we build the local economy with small business. >> all right. mr. garcia. >> joe is right. we need to change the landscape and how we do business. we have decided that process is product here in san francisco. we tend to defy the code and vilify the individual who is trying to get a business started. we are not business friendly. in 2004 the city of san francisco passed prop i and required that the city do economic analysis every four years and strategy report. talks about how we improve the economy and one thing we are trying to change to the gross receipt tax and that is a start but

it. why didn't mitt go after obama on libya? seems to me like a missed opportunity. >> he missed this opportunity in every debate actually. he screwed it up every time. he is probably like, i am going to screw this up again, i should not talk about it. >> do you think that's true? >> this whole thing is complicated. politicians are condescending to the american people. i don't want to get into the muck and confuse them. but he is trying to be the bigger man. he can be like, well, i am not going to accuse you of killing people in libya which i clearly think you did. he was just trying to be a gentleman. >> it is weird though. it is not as complicated as saying you screwed up and you lied about it. i think he was worried about the press after that. and then he wanted a more presidential. i was bummed. you come from another country where you are not allowed debates. you have no freedom of speech. i don't think you have free elections, am i right? >> you are absolutely right. >> i only moved

get another one and it says i'm trashing it. i'm thinking how can you write a book for 2 years and trash it. >> i put it in a box and stied it with a string and put it in a closet. that's the last i will see of it. i was thinking until she's gone and somebody gets it out and sells it for a million dollars. of course you are in the situation of you don't know what to say because we have all felt that way. there is a time in the writing process where you are saying, this is not good or not good enough, i could get rid of this now or you are done and you are thinking it doesn't quite work. what am i not doing right and can i salvage it or not. may be this si writing exercise that took 5 years. all the things that are going through or mind. i wrote her and i said, i thought about this not only for her but for my own sake it was a little selfish. i wrote back and said to her, thinking back on all the books i have written and okay, not every book is the same book you would write now if you did them but why did i write that book at tha

: so it sounds like the federal government is tolerating it. >> kamin: it is tolerating it.e same time is, below the surface, trying to make it very difficult for these folks. it's doing it through banking regulations. if... if you talk to dispensary owners, one of the things that they will lament is, no one will do business with us. >> kroft: the justice department has let it be known if financial institutions do business with medical marijuana centers, they could be at risk for civil or criminal prosecution under the controlled substances act or federal money laundering statutes. it's made it difficult, if not impossible, for dispensaries to get loans, open company bank accounts, or process patients' credit cards. >> kamin: it can't stay like this. either we have to have settled expectations that this is a federal crime, the federal government's not going to tolerate it, or the federal government is going to let states like colorado regulate it, tax it, experiment with it. to have it exist in both worlds simultaneously is unsustainable. we can't have a multimillion- dollar

that was it. that was it.e goes, should i leave? and i said, yeah. and she said, can i hug you? i said, yeah. she didn't even know what was going on so she hugged me. a kid. a kid. i don't even remember her name but i won't forget what she did. god, i needed it. >> many more hugs came from friends and colleagues, and most importantly from hoda's mom sami and sister hola who rushed to new york to be by her side. >> when you think about your body and i don't think about mine often really, but suddenly i was forced to. i've never been that attached to my breasts. i don't really identify with -- that's not my thing. >> your hair's your thing. >> my hair's my thing. >> good afternoon. >> kotb. >> i only had one choice. you couldn't take out the lumps without ruining the whole breast. you had to get rid of the whole thing. gives me the heaves just thinking about it. . what makes you shiver? >> i think knowing you're not going to be the same as you were. knowing when you look in the mirror, you're never going to be w

you get it. this family gets it. this building gets it. this stadium gets it. this guy does not get it. and he is so bummed... but don't take our word for it... ask a friend, ask a neighbor, or anyone else who's got it. i got it when you could dvr a television show from a cab, which i think is nuts! [ male announcer ] and see why millions have already switched to fios. there's never been a better time to get it. get our best price online guaranteed for a year, call the verizon center with no annual contract. for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. once you've got it, you get it. >>> tell me if you know who this guy is. >> hi, everybody. >> recognize that face? >> no. wait. is that -- >> no. >> this is todrick hall. you might know him from season nine of "american idol." >> todrick is my name and i'm here to play in your game. >> a viral take on the cinderella story. >> what if you got -- ♪ dipitty bobitty boo >> an internet acceptation. latest video on youtube. >> the worse day ever and just ran into this lady. what's your name? >> he was having

it's -- it's what we call the freeze it tease. don't want to build -- i don't want to raise the bar on "play of the day." but there's a chance, this could be -- freeze it. trust me when i say to you. >> what's the arm gesture? >> again, you have to tune in to find out. >> what a tease. >> a lot going on. >>> we begin with the terrorist's plot in new york. a 21-year-old man from bangladesh has been arrested in a sting operation, after trying to detonate a car bomb. pierre thomas has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, george. the fbi says there's no doubt the man was hell-bent on causing a massacre blocks away from the world trade center. the target, the financial district, just off wall street. to blow up the federal reserve building. the fbi says quazi mohammad rezwanul ahsan nafis was planning to kill hundreds, as he parked a van that he thought was full of 1,000 pounds of explosives. they say he got out of the van, walked a short distance away to this hotel and dialed a cell phone number he thought would detonate the car bom

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we cannot resurrect it. it quotes, can this be done through interior alterations? it cannot. to put it unit on each floor, equal size units, not possible. talking about mostly criteria 3, the most important one. ask the applicant in the guidelines, look at all the dwellings within 150 feet; see in this case they are sick family. several ways to count. on a sandborn map, using a mailbox survey, 3r reports, or the planning information website. four very different things come up. public is getting confused; i have had several cases during the last year, one of which i'm putting up on the last year, another one i did based on mary woods' staff approving based on a mailbox survye within the last two years. she found in both cases the third criteria was met. your staff report says it cannot count the legal number of dwelling units. but it says count the number of units, not legal. if you ask them, did you get issued 3r reports for the billing department? the answer is no. their website shows one number of legal units and the dbi shows one. their website shows two. o the only way to

it's unbelievable. it's great.e gyllenhaal and michael pena. [ gun shots ] >> reload! >> partner! >> dude. >> partner! [ baby crying ] bro, you okay? [ coughing ] >> yeah. >> you think people in the army -- [ coughing ] >> we can't hold them off, we've got to beat the fire pivot. >> what the [ bleep ] does that mean, dude? >> we're shooting our way out of here, bro. >> you think we can go? >> yeah, we got these, [ bleep ], homie. he ain't going nowhere. >> look at me, all right? look at me. on three, dude. you're going to empty your mag and run. >> okay. >> you ready? >> okay! >> one, two, three! >> jimmy: oh. [ cheers and applause ] it's intense. one, two, three. congrats on all the great reviews. >> thank you. >> jimmy: we love you so much, buddy. jake gyllenhaal. [ cheers and applause ] go see "end of watch." it opens everywhere today! penny marshall joins us next. see you after the break, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ wooohooo....hahaahahaha! oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up

because-- but it is, it is what i do. and it's so fundamental and i have such a powerful need to write. >> rose: need. >> yes, a need. >> rose: if you didn't do it you would be -- >> i think i would be very mentally ill. >> rose: mentally ill. >> yeah, maybe. i remember when i-- years ago i read for the first time virginia wolf had been told she mustn't write and i remember feeling that is horrific. how could they have stopped her writing. that's me with the, i can't tell you how serious that would be to me. but why, i'm not quite clear sure what is it. >> does it give you identity and definition. >> i have a-- i suppose i have a real need to go and create a different world in my head. i am driven to do that. >> rose: yeah. and was that why harry potter was what it was because you needed to create another world. >> yeah, and then i brought all the problems from this world into that world too. but it was a great way of examining those problems in that parallel, seemingly more-- seemingly safer place. it wasn't really safer

that it comes up and it would be fine to come up and hear it now, or the next meeting. or designate one commissioner or hearing officer or special meeting. >> can i make a suggestion. ? >> yes. >> if you change the next regular to earliest, it's practical. shall read show-cause hearing on the earliest practical of the meeting. >> does that preclude handling it a special way? >> no. >> i like the idea of trying to see if we can get them to us for either a hearing or determination of how we will proceed quickly. i think we may feel choked if we had to have the hearing at the next meeting that precludes these possibilities for adjudication. >> i think one concern with sort of leaving it open, you are asking the parties to appear. and if we didn't decide until the meeting that we were going to hear it or defer it. i think that would be somewhat inconvenient. >> that was my concern in thinking it's a two-step process. is that it comes before us and we decide either the full commission is going to hear it. or we are going to have a hearing officer who will report back to us a

it's been chewed over and why it's romney's problem it wasn't a gaffe. it's a revealing moment in how he would use the middle class on this country. we ran ad on it. our strategy was not zingers necessarily. >> cenk: well, apparently that was the wrong strategy. when i watched that i got the sense that i thought not lay down but play defense. >> it reminded me of mitt romney debating in the primaries. how he would just stay back, let them all fight it out let them attack him and be impervious. but he was going up against a number of people. obama, if he adopted that strategy, he was going up against one person and it didn't work at all. what david was saying about 47% this is a silver lining thing but the 47% conversation leads itself to a town hall type of debate, which is what the next debate will be like. >> cenk: they'll come out much harder. please tell me that they learned their lesson. >> i think the president will come out, but romney has mojo now. he has confidence and he'll carry that into the next debate. >> cenk: will it make a difference. >>

it looked wet. it looked like rain. i guess it's good. we need the rain in southern california to water our medical marijuana plants. the other nice thing is, when the rain lets up, you can go to the storm drains and pick your own chihuahua. because they all -- thank you for braving the elements to join me on this journey of friendship and laughter tonight. you know, tomorrow here in l.a. we have something unusual going on. thousands of people all over town are expected to gather to watch the space shuttle "endeavour" roll through the streets of los angeles. last month, they flew it on the back of a 747 to l.a. it's been sitting there for the past few weeks and tomorrow, they're going to roll it through the streets of l.a. to the california science center where it will be on permanent display. the shuttle is 5 stories tall, weighs 77 met trick tons, which is about 170,000 pounds. maybe they should have done this before gas prices went up to $5 a gallon. they're not rocket scientists -- oh, wait, they are rocket scientists. [ laughter ] th

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it's not so warm. >> it's not too bad. but these 93-year-old legs are just a little bit chilly right now. >> reporter: the start to the cold season followed by a summer dominated by heat and drought. >> temperatures we're seeing now are a good 10 to 30 degrees below average. cold air brewing up in the arctic and allowed to come down across the lower 48. hardy football fans in cincinnati braved the elements. >> feels a little colder than 45 degrees. my hands are freezing, but the rest of me is warm because i have on a lot of layers. >> i'm freezing. trying to move around and keep my hands arm. >> a pumpkin. >> reporter: and with halloween approaching this scary cold blast couldn't dampen the mood at queen's county farm in new york where it was time for the annual visit to the pumpkin patch. >> wear sandals run day and snow boots the next, but fine. >> reporter: at least there was a hot cup of apple cider on hand to help warm the spirits. savannah, there's a few of us out here right now who could use a little hot apple cider

i hate it. >> rose: and it's a conspiracy, they are doing it. >> it is a conspiracy. and then when i went to see, i directed ken bran never ach do and when i went to see it on tour, at the end of the show i went around to give them notes, he had left in his costume, see. >> rose: but i mean is it difficult to direct him in much a d knows a b about shakespeare. >> he certainly does. he knows a lot about it. >> rose: i know he does. >> and he was simply brilliant. he used to make me laugh a lot. he used to behave quit badly. and then also ackers will say you must look at this when you go home tonight. you really must look at it because it's not quite right. look at the lines and please do some work. and the next day they will come in and say i'm exhausted. i have looked at the lines, i have done the work, i still don't see-- . >> rose: well, they're transparent, it's like a glass pern walking in front of you. you know they haven't, you know they haven't done it. but then suddenly the spotlight because i was watching that and criticizing and the spotlight suddenly went--

>> i think about it this way. here it is. if it took 8 to 12 years to get us in this situation, what is four years to get us out, no? you know, i am excited at the possibility of there being a plan in place that will pull this country out of the situation that it's in. that's what i would like to see. that's what i'd like to know more about. >> is america more or less racist after four years of its first black president? >> that's a very interesting question, and my answer to that would be i'd like to think that it isn't, but the fact that he was elected as president says a great deal about the thought and mentality of many people, because african-american people alone could not have put him in office. so it says a great deal and he's not just an african-american president. he's a president of the united states for all americans, you know? so i'd like to think that it is. >> i see a recent poll, obama, 92%, romney 3% support among likely black voters. i just don't think that helps the debate either. it doesn't help that almos

it's expanded; it's contracted. it's very unstable on the map because it has no natural borders to the east and west. germany is also torn. the western part of germany was also part of maritime atlantacist europe, catholic rhinelanders. the other half was tied to central eastern europe so germany's political direction has often oscillated between east and west even as germany has been very aggressive because of its lack of land borders so it always feels it needs more space to compensate for the lack of geographical barriers. now, that's changed in the present time. nevertheless, the competition between russia and germany goes on today despite the fall of the berlin wall. despite the collapse of the warsaw pact. >> rose: going to the middle east, you said no part of the world is more urgent for geographers to inform american policy than the middle east. >> yes, the middle east you have several big geographical factors. you have the iranian plateau. you have the anatolian land bridge and you have the arabian peninsul

i saw it. it was pretty grim. >> now i think it helps romney. i don't know how it helps obama. >> i don't know why they call them seals. >> jedediah, weinstein insist itself was not meant to make obama look better. >> are you trying to imply that hollywood wants to help obama? are you crazy? never happens. and gnat geo came out and said there was an additional scene to be cut because it shows romney negatively. geo stepped up and said that propaganda that will not work. i guess they will have cuts tell propaganda. >> that was actually too much. it would be funny to see the editing room and weinstein walks in. >> harvey. >> he comes in and says, kid, come here. you have to change it. the guy , mr. weinstein. they won't say no. that's totally propaganda. >> with or without the changes you get zero credit for killing bin laden. >> if anyone were to ask me they would say are you for organs killing bin laden? therefore -- >> it was no easy decision for you. >> i am the real hero. it was no easy decision and no easy day. a book i was going to write ab

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>> it is almost trite to say it but it's the whole ball game.the map. it's the one space president obama knows he can deny the map that he needs. almost impossible. you go through the map a million different ways it's almost impossible to find a path. he can do it potentially. something different is going on in ohio. president obama is staying above water among all of the negative things happening. >> number 7 percent that's the unemployment right there. 7.8 right now. the auto industry is coming back. that than great for the president. the polls vary of course but if you look at the aggregates and the averages the president does seem to be maintaining a slight edge. for now it is a fire wall for the president. we have a great story in thyme. obama plus five some people think it was an -- >> the average shows obama with a slight edge. would it be enough to be putting mitt romney ahead right now? running mate instead of paul ryan. republicans are talking about it if he just lose it is by a hair. >> if you look at the polling across the polling it

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it's not the number two issue. it's not the economy. it's not jobs.ficit so it's not even the number three issue. what we have seen is is that as this issue has gotten more and more attention, we have seen obama's favorability numbers on foreign policy go down. so, he now has a slight lead in terms of who do you prefer to handle foreign policy over governor romney. but it's smaller. it still has not become determinative, bill, and that is the key thing here. obama don't think he liar. they like him. when they look at this issue, you know, they see obama having gotten out of afghanistan, out of iraq, leaving afghanistan, i should say. they see him having handled libya and egypt without having u.s. forces intervene on the ground with boots. and they think, given the war weariness in the country that that's a pretty good way to go. >> bill: i disagree. i think that the libya situation is hurting the president. i know it's not nearly as important as jobs and the economy. however, in a foreign policy debate, if i'm mitt romney, i'm making this the centerpi

and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so...appy. be healthy. it is one of the coolest discoveries we heard in a long time. what he means that sound like they are talking like people. (whales sowns) >> steve: a white whale learned apparently to push air through the blow hole to make a human sound. how did he learn to do that . here is mr. william hurley . >> good morning, steve. thanks for having me. >> steve: we saw the video and it sounds like that thing is trying to say something. >> kind of reminds you of joe biden at times, steve. you know, what you are witnessing right now is an animal who is young and learning to play sort of a rep tore of whistle clicks, and we hear something that frarchingly we want to hear in a sense. we say he's talking. you might find a dog who makes the similar sound and say he is talking but not using that language. >> steve: my wife said i thought the dog could say i love you. you are saying the an mams trying to mimic or are they communicating? >> i think it is it clear it is a mimickry moment. i

it's a small minority of states that have abolished it. majority still permit it. but i'm not pro death penalty. i'm just anti the notion that it is not a matter for democratic choice. that it has been taken away from the democratic choice of the people by a provision of the constitution. that's simply not true. the american people never ratified a provision which they understood abolished the death penalty. when the cruel and unusual punishments clause was adopted, the death penalty was the only penalty for a felony. >> all we'd have to do is amend the constitution. i mean, it can be amended. it is changeable, but it's changeable by process, not by asking the judicialry to make up something that is not there in the text. >> right. but, for example, on the cruel and unusual, i was fascinated by your interview i think with "60 minutes" where you said in your eyes torture wasn't an cruel and unusual punishment, i think is what you said, torture wasn't punishment. hang on a second. it surely can be punishment. if you're an innocent person, say you're in gaun thanh kno

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i suppose when you take it all in, the three debates, all that came before it, it comes down to whatind of a president do you want? obama's a man of the world. he respects other countries, accepts the fact we are, we americans, part of this planet. maybe the best part. but we share the world and we better be a smart, just, and competent citizen in it. we need to take the long view of our interests and use our influence when we can, but also avoid stuff that makes the future more dangerous. romney, well, clearly he's in debt to the hawks, the neoconservatives who write the stufer we heard last night, this talk of accusing the president of iran of genocide for the things he said about israel. it's purely political stuff. that and what he said about russia being our number one enemy in the world today. all this old cold war stuff. what's beneath it? who knows. what we do know is he feels the need to wear that neocon suit. will he rip it off if elect? why would anyone think that? he spoke about wanting a peaceful planet. talk about learning a dance for the occasion. john rileman and ron

it is important. you ask if it is important. it is. the routine that professor warren has been saying throughout this campaign, she is out there representing the little guy. she is out there representing the workers. there is a company that she represented in an effort to deny union workers there benefits. she got paid a five figure salary. she was on the side when no one was watching. she chose to side with the steel conglomerate. she got it almost one-quarter of a million dollars to represent a large insurance company, one of the largest in our country. she will say she was setting up a trust. there is no way a travelers insurance is going to set up a trust and work for the victims when, in fact, they are paying her as a hired gun. >> have you released what exactly you did for those clients? >> i already said it publicly. i do not know how much more public i have to get. in the real estate attorney. i do closing. i also work with the army. >> here is my follow-up question. do you believe that, as an advocate, as an attorney, she was

it's old, it's dated, it's not functional in many respects. >> to finish up, i just wanted to make it perfectly clear as mr. sanchez has said, the portion of the roof, he has no problem with. that's this portion right here. he admits that that is, does comply with the 35 foot height limit by way of averaging. so let's make clear, things can poke up above that 35 feet when you have a sloping roof if you average it and that's all, this is all about the way this roof averaging is calculated by the height. so again like he would agree, if he would agree this works then this will work. and we don't want to do that if we don't have to. but we can and then the department of city planning will approve this and then we can go forward with our section 311 notification, then we can have the dialogue with our neighbors that may change this again. but we can't get past this little hump if the department's approval is not here yet. please uphold our appeal. >> mr. sanchez. >> thank you, scott sanchez, planning department. yes, just to clarify again about the process, the building permit was submitt