>>> prime-time jane. jane fonda's secret to aging well. love, sex and a little fly-fishing. the actress and activist opens up about her parents, her exes and her biggest regret. >> i would lose an arm if i could take that back. >>> plus a few good men. 30 troops killed. most from the same elite forcece that killed osama bin laden. the latest details about what really happened as the heroes' names and faces are finally revealed. >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with the worst day on wall street in more than two years. the stock market fell 634 points today for a loss of approximately $2.3 trillion. as we go on the air tonight, markets around the world are reacting. japan's stock market, the nikkei, was down nearly 4% in the first hour of trading. as stock prices plunged, the finger-pointing surged. john donvan reports. >> on friday we learned that the united states received a downgrade by one of the credit rating agencies. >> reporter: words just could not do it today. the president stood there trying to talk the nation or at least the markets into jus

their old friend, the reckless and pam flint jane -- flamboyant friend jane faster was being arrested as an spy. when she was arrested in paris, the authorities ransacked her apartment and found paul childs' name in her address book. paul and julia found themselves in the middle of a terrifying nightmare, full scale fbi epsage investigation, lengthy interrogations, and a drawn out, disspiritting state department investigation. friends, neighbors were questioned about paul's past, hi communist proclivities, his loose lifestyle, and his latent homosexual tendencies. if you want to have some verbal fun, he wrote julia in kess say, try to prove the two fbi guys you aren't a lesbian. how do you prove it? julia and paul decided they would not be intimidated and chose to stand by their friends and their principles, no matter what the cost. in the chaotic months to come they had to -- -- ultimately, they would also have to come to a very painful decision about what jane was really a soviet spy or the victim of an overzealous fbi and an unscrupulous double-agent. i'd like to say that in the po

jane, what is a prevention-prepared community? that is a really good question, ivette, and it is a term i think we are going to be hearing a lot more. the notion of a prevention-prepared community is all of the systems in the community, be they the health care sector, the business sector, families, schools, neighborhoods, law enforcement, they are all prepared to create a prevention system for the community that really does increase the likelihood that everybody will be making an important contribution together and rates of these problems will actually decrease over time. dr. greene, you mentioned screening and brief interventions. many people in the audience may not know what this program is all about. do you want to tell us a little more? i will be happy to, yvette. one of the things that howard university and howard university hospital has identified was that we have a large population of at-risk drinkers, substance abuse patients, and that we wanted to find a way to try to really help our population. we didn't have enough soci

jane, final thoughts? one final thought: i think it's really helpful when communities have people like jordan and wendy, our doctor, involved in these kinds of efforts. it's so essential to have young people become good community problem solvers and its really, really important to have our professionals in the community working on these problems, not only from a programmatic aspect but from a systems change and policy aspect because we all know there's good programs out there, but it's really necessary to take them to scale and institutionalize them. very good. and if communities want to get engaged and involved, there's no better opportunity than to do so during national recovery month . recovery month is celebrated every september. there are materials online that you can use, and it's really looked at and prepared all year round, so you can get engaged in recovery month all year round. we hope that you do so, and we hope that you continue to spread the word that prevention works, treatment is effective,

>> hennard would peer in the windows of jane bug's house.prove it, but could find piles of cigarette butts, like someone had been standing out there all night. hennard was a heavy smoker. hennard would follow them downtown to shopping, to the bank. he would flash the headlights of his truck, the same truck he used to crash into luby's, precisely at the moment that the girls would drive past to see jane. >> reporter: george hennard continues stalking jane bug and her daughters. >> it was a saturday morning before the shooting. i saw a bicycle. and he pulled right in front of the car. and it was just like he paused for just a minute. our eyes just locked on each other, and it's like the messages were just going back and forth. >> reporter: the communication is silent, but for jane, the silence speaks volumes. >> you're not going to hurt my girls. you're going to have to go through me first. and he was telling me that he might have to. >> reporter: shortly after this confrontation with jane bug, hennard crashes his pickup truck through the fron

their old friend, the reckless and pam flint jane -- flamboyant friend jane faster was being arrested as an spy. when she was arrested in paris, the authorities ransacked her apartment and found paul childs' name in her address book. paul and julia found themselves in the middle of a terrifying nightmare, full scale fbi epsage investigation, lengthy interrogations, and a drawn out, disspiritting state department investigation. friends, neighbors were questioned about paul's past, hi communist proclivities, his loose lifestyle, and his latent homosexual tendencies. if you want to have some verbal fun, he wrote julia in kess say, try to prove the two fbi guys you aren't a lesbian. how do you prove it? julia and paul decided they would not be intimidated and chose to stand by their friends and their principles, no matter what the cost. in the chaotic months to come they had to -- -- ultimately, they would also have to come to a very painful decision about what jane was really a soviet spy or the victim of an overzealous fbi and an unscrupulous double-agent. i'd like to say that in the po

hamsher author and editor founder and editor firedoglake dot com jane welcome back thanks for having me tom thanks for joining us why didn't the president take mark and viner's warning seriously back in december i mean mark basically laid out the whole republican game plan for him in that press conference. but i have to say i take issue with that whole idea that the tea party determine the outcome of this i mean mitch mcconnell several weeks back operate the president a clean debt ceiling limit our raise and that could have passed the house with the non tea party members i think believe there's like four hundred thirty five members of congress and seventy who are in the in who are tea party identified so that leaves you know not to take my shoes off the count but a whole lot of democrats republicans who couldn't pass a clean debt ceiling limit next really extension and they did the president did not want that he rejected that so he put himself in the hostage taking position every day so that this was what he wanted so i can't i'm not really sure if you take the president at his word

and jane fonda, jane fonda is selling a book, right. >> reporter: jane fonda is selling a book, she waspeak to the masses. something you wouldn't get if you wept to amazon. >>> a lot of the people at unmasking anonymous is disagreeing with what they did to shut down a rally last week. >> the attitude said if you silence us we will silence you, and around the hacks, if you spy on us, we will spy on you. i've heard it said that, you know, if there was more attention paid to peaceful purposes, that maybe these hacks, everyone would go would not be necessary. >> peter fine of washington says he has participating tainted in clandestine jobs, he says it's not him that does the hacking. the police standoff in san rafael is finally over. they drilled walls through the halls of that hotel room where peter james thomas barricaded himself. they inserted oh cameras and saw he was dead. no word yet on exactly how he died. his girlfriend, who was in the room, was not hurt. a 27-hour standoff shut down 580 and caused a traffic nightmare for most of the day yesterday. >>> still no sign of a man who fel

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jane segal, uta rikart, joe quigley, tony kim. >> excuse me, there are two d.r. requesters, i think we both get -- president olague: of course. the second d.r. requester gets five minutes. that's my fault. sorry about that. >> could you put the slide back up on the screen? >> just go ahead and start talking. >> thank you for your time today. i'm here to represent myself, my husband, and our three young children. we're the homeowners at 4437 20th street. we have filed a d.r. in response to this project. our family lives directly downslope about a nine-foot drop from 309 eureka. here is a picture of the back of our house. these are the windows that receive all of the sunlight for our house. upstairs is our bedroom and bathroom and down stairs is our kitchen and great room. these are the -- well, these are the rooms where we spend the bulk of our time as a family. let me go to the next slide here. so here is the current house as seen from our kitchen. the upslope about nine feet from us and their current structure shades our house and yard partially every day. you c

miss jane fonda is here. we're excited to talk to her. in movies, fitness and tell-alls. and here to tell us about act three. her life as full as ever. i'm about halfway through this book and i'm telling you it's a wonderful read. >> we're looking forward to that. >>> first, a little news. josh? >> great. i have to follow jane fonda. we begin with breaking news on wall street. stocks plunging after the first ever downgrgre of the u.s.s credit rating and minutes a a mortgage giants fannie mae and freddie mac werere downgraded a well and bianna golodryga has been at the new york stock exchange all morning long and, bianna, why now would this happen and s&p also downgrade fannie and freddie? >> reporter: the markets have been somewhat expecting this because they're government sponsored. that means the government backs up their payment so in a sense if the credit's credit is downgraded then freddie and fanly are. nevertheless, world markets continue their sell-offs following that headline though we have been expecting eight enexpect them to d

jane? >> yes, eric, kristen, good morning.small rebound yesterday but we more than lost it this morning. look at the numbers. the dow is down by 150 points or so. everything is down 1.5% at the moment. an overall general worry about the second half of this year. if economy stalled out. we saw a big selloff, 200-point selloff. they are saying italy is next one in trouble. the silicon valley index trading down. same percentage, 1.5%. shares of g.m., watching them today. it has come a long way from bail-out a couple years ago. google is choosing microsoft, apple and oracle of waging a hostile organized campaign against the android mobile software. they are trying to get patent to keep it out of the of google's hands. they say they are taking other steps to make it expensive to use the android system. the bidding intensifies for the patent and prices are surging. sources say the justice department is examining the deal to see if they hurt the competition in the smart phone industry. most people for oracle and microsoft are declini

as you know, is supervisor jane kim out there? jane, come up. i will always thank the board of supervisors because i wouldn't be standing here without that kind of support from the board who made the historic vote to vote in the first chinese american mayor in the history of this city. i recognize that as part of this tradition. so i want to read a couple of things out to you here. it's worth reading. whereas 33 years ago a group of local musicians, artists and residents eager to bring the spirit of latin america and caribbean culture to san francisco, created carnaval. and ever since this celebration has been one of our city's most spectacular traditions. and whereas the san francisco carnaval is produced by the san francisco cultural arts tradition, a nonprofit that strives to make multiculturalism a -- tangible reality by uniting people in celebration with music, dance, artistry and food and these endeavors continue to be a significant contribution to the vitality of our communities. whereas the theme of this year's san francisco carnaval, li

jane would bring the lethal chemicals and see that the execution ran smoothly. fred the oldest plans a procedure. eight nine minutes before the execution is good you were moving from the one they say i'll take him and sad execution chamber with a payment of six all sort of restraint of when they first come out of the so they had his look on or thirty five known for twenty years and be known for a long time have his look at. this belief that you're going to be one of them it's going to work i'm in there and you know hank and you know legard he any day golden or like a man but i wish it was somebody you wish it was somebody who knows. well you said you walk most of the gurney they look at you because they don't know they've never done this before there's a sense of stress maybe nervousness. as far as you know same one individual that once they entered the door to the chamber the nerves got to him so bad that they became weakened in the evenings and you know that he's kind of and strapped down payment for a step and grabbed him by the arm and you know just held him

supervisor jane kim is also here. they are both here because i know both have a strong commitment to our youth in san francisco. i want to welcome all of you here tonight for two reasons. one, i know we are going to give some awards out for our youth leaders, but the other reason i wanted to make sure you had a good invitation to come to city hall tonight was because we have been waiting for one of you to register, wondering if you are going to run for mayor or not. there is a vacant seat for youth to lead the city. i think you can take this job and run with it. this city needs to be more kid- friendly, more youth-oriented. i think you could have a big input to make sure that what we are doing will be there for you to raise families as well. i want to congratulate all the nominees tonight. all of you who have been participating in this competition for the fellowship have been doing great work. i have been reading through some of the accomplishments that you are a part of. i got to meet some of you, luckily, last month

how did you jane decide to become a reporter?t two years, and jane kept on telling me she wanted to work with me. i do documentaries and i did a documentary on world war i. she said, daddy, when you're done doing your show on soldiers, i want to do a show with you. every weekend, we tried to find a project and when the hurricane came, she was a little stressed. she has never been through a hurricane before. >> sure. >> i was watching your show. watching cnn. i said to jane, do you want to do your own report? and she gets to hold the microphone. she said, i'm in. >> she didn't look stressed at all. were you nervous in front of the camera? no. i can tell. that is a natural. >> she just wanted to wear a different outfit. >> we notice that. how did you choose your uniform? they give us these red jackets to wear at cnn so we have to wear the same thing whenever we are out there. you were choosing different things. was it depending on how much rain was coming down or how much wind there was? >> no. >> because you wanted to wear differe

bloomberg's jane king is live at the stock exchange. we're seeing a rebound. >> well, it is fading quickly. of course, we just closed the books on the worst day for stocks since december 2008. as you mentioned, this fed meeting, they are crucial but it will be more so today. one of the most important ones i remember in recent memory. will fed chairman bernanke mention another round of stimulus, known as qe-3 to give a jolt to the economy? we'll see. we will get the statement, 2:15 eastern time. so ahead of that, the markets started off positive, but we have lost the gains. pretty quickly here. the dow is up by 25 points. a few seconds ago, we were unchanged. but there is where we sit now. the s&p and nasdaq higher by single digits. we lost 18% in the last 11 trading sessions. i think wall street would like to see a better trade than right now. a lot depends on what the fed says. the silicon valley index is trading up as well, quarter of a percept. at the lowest price in ten months. crude oil here this morning. an hour ago, opec slashed

hamsher founder of firedoglake jane thanks so much for joining us tonight now i know that this is a personal story for you too because you were out in front of the white house this week and you were in fact arrested tell me why this makes you why you're passionate enough about this to go out there and risk arrest. well you know dan choi bill mckibben in iran a panel at the power shift conference earlier this year called what do you do when the president's just not into you and dan's experiences protesting in front of the white house chaining him self to the white house gate and really helping don't ask don't tell to get repealed was a very powerful i think for bill and so when he was designing this action he really kept that in mind so dan said that he would take part in it and volunteered me to and i was happy to do it and you know it was it's a very very important issue but more than anything else it's you know it's something that the president has the power on his own to either prove or disapprove he doesn't need congress to do it this is one of the things where we really get to

. >> jane masry. >> and what did you feel during the quake? >> i was on a call for work and i was sitting here and all of a sudden, the house started shaking and i wasn't sure what was going on and it started to get stronger and stronger. i was trying to get out of my desk but i was having a hard time pushing my chair out. it kept shaking me in the desk. [ inaudible ] >> it was shaking more powerful and i grabbed my kids and we ran outside. and it just continued to shake. >> has there been any damage to your house or anywhere in the area? >> there doesn't seem to be any damage to the house. some things off book shelves and a few things fell off the wall but nothing major. >> have you ever been through an earthquake? >> never. never. i've never been through an earthquake before. i was scared to death. the -- poor little kids were scared. >> how far are you from minister. >> 30, miles, 40 miles. >> you are fairly close. it was felt in new york city, north carolina, south carolina. >> have you felt any aftershocks at all? >> we felt one probably

jane betemit is a lawsuit student there. she joins us on the line. when you first of all saw that benghazi fell into rebel hands, did you ever imagine this next stage that tripoli would also fall? >> we've been waiting anxiously for months for tripoli to fall, and we're delighted for the people of tripoli. tripoli has been a city under siege for months now. and finally people can speak freely, demonstrate freely, and freedom is in their grasp. >> do you think the national transitional council is ready, is in a position to take over, for some kind of coherent government? >> i support the transitional -- the national transitional council. i mean, they have plans for -- security plans in place. i have faith in them. i do know the libyan people support them. they are our government. >> they have quite a specific blueprint that talks about there not being a security vacuum, that there will not be a power vacuum. you feel confident that they can deliver? >> i do feel confident that they will deliver. i mean, they have done great things so far. we have seen

nick janes reports live from sacramento. >> reporter: good afternoon. we know so much went wrong here. the question is how to fix it. that's the subject of the community forum being held in the capital here behind me spearheaded by vern pierson the el dorado district attorney and senator ted gains. pierson calling the failures of law enforcement in this case reprehensible and saying that there may even be more garrido victims out there that we don't know know about. pierson is just wrapping up now. a scathing 162-page report is being delivered detailing the top five failures of law enforcement from how garrido was able to escape capture for so long, how parole agents were at the house 70 times but never spotted jaycee dugard in the backyard and how he was released early. how phillip garrido would brag about his earlier sexual assaults to his victims, his m.o., the way he would pretend to hitchhike and then smack the victim heads on the steering wheel, handcuff them, the report says, and then take them to a prepared place where he would assault them. so

we know the movie "barbarella" where jane fonda strips naked. and she is on a glass table. not for the reason you think, but to represent being weightless .'s she has her hair flowing out and stuff. i didn't think she looked weightless. i wanted to check on the vomit comet to see what it would happen if i did the exact dare jane fonda did with billy gibbons playing the guitar and me singing. and so i let my hair down like jane fonda. maybe not too much, but as close as i could get. and i stripped fully naked. and the astronauts seemed to think what i said i am going to sing barbarella and strip naked. for some reason these heroes of america thought i was kidding. actually little hue de knee went weightless. then i had the long hair and it came forward. while i was naked with little houdini bouncing around in zero g i vomited cinnibon into my hair. there is no surprise. once you have told penn gillette you can be weightless on the vomit comet with billy givons, you know you will see my penis and vomit in my hair. >> you named it little houdin scpi not little doug hening. >>

i'm jane king, bloomberg news. >> wait.t kristen to admit she is wearing polyester to save money. >> i don't blame you. you know what? it works well on tv, too. no wrinkles. >> thank you, jane. >>> the latest numbers we are hearing the dow is off 203 points. we'll keep checking numbers for you. >>> other news, baby cribs that are thought to be too dangerous to sell and retail stores are available online at ebay and craigslist, including drop-side crib banned a month ago because infants could get trapped in them and die. san jose based ebay reached a deal with the consumer product safety commission to shut down the used crib auction in a few weeks. san francisco craigslist will update the warning about the used cribs but removing the listings is difficult because they are moderated by the site users. >>> nation's leading pediatrician group has a new recommendation on children playing sports in hot weather. american academy of pediatrician says it is safe for healthy children and teenage athlete to play sport in hot and humid

jane o'brien reports from washington. >> there are almost 14 million asian-americans in the u.s. everyone has a different story. these photos focus on the korean term for ethnic koreans living abroad. all the works here focus on similar issues of identity and immigration, raising a complex question. what does it mean to be asian in america? >> what is the identity? it's something that i've inherited through heritage, or is it something that i have to confront through stereotypes? or is identity a practice that i compose in choices of how i stand, how i dress, how i choose -- make choices in my profession. >> all seven artists have different backgrounds, heritage, and life experiences, which reflect the wider asian-american community. these photos describe the clash of cultures when she moved to new york. while this one with japanese and mexican parents adapts traditional japanese or the trails. >> this painting is crossing the delaware, a knockoff of the famous american painting, in which the artist inserted himself into the role of george washington. >> shimamura is the oldest a

actually, i couldn't have said it better, jane.d the definition, we actually broadened the medical perspective. that is what my aim has been over my career, to help people understand that specifically with addiction, the disease manifests in the biological area, psychological, soesh and spiritual. we've actually come up with guidelines as part of the definitions as to what areas people need to pay attention to. because the disease affects all these different areas and treatment has to be more broadened. >> i was going to ask you about that. jane, having been treated for it, how do you think treatment should change or will change from here on in with the new definition? >> my recovery did not involve going to rehab and as you know, recovery is an anonymous program in the sense. i don't really want to delve into that too much except that i feel that this is a very good step in the right direction. look how many people we're incarcerating in this country who are basically addicts who need treatment. we could change our entire prison i

i want to publicly acknowledge sarah and eddie and jane. these are my new friends. i recently met them but i worked with janery for many years in the community and it's an honor to continue to work with you, especially implementing such an important message. the beautiful thing being out here on thursday -- you guys in the media realize this because you're out here every week, but we have been coming out here and doing thing as long third street on a weekly basis. this is a commitment that mayor ed lee has made with -- to me in january and he's been continuous in honoring this moving forward. i also want to acknowledge my colleagues here. this is not the first time, nor will it be the last time we are here. a few weeks ago when we had our town hall meeting with the kenneth harding shooting, my colleagues were here. i think that today is important because what it represents is that we have a city that is starting to come together and act like a city. no more will you find district feuds but everyone is caring -- everyone is considerate and compassionate about the peo

thanks so much, jane. >> thank you, andrea. >>> and too much texas trash talk? what is it about rick perry that's scaring some republicans? the politico briefing next on "andrea mitchell reports." yes, it's new beneful healthy fiesta. made with wholesome grains, real chicken, even accents of tomato and avocado. yeah! come on! [ barking ] gotta love the protein for muscles-- whoo-hoo! and omega-rich nutrition for that shiny coat. ever think healthy could taste so good? [ woman announcing ] new beneful healthy fiesta. another healthful, flavorful beneful. >>> could loose lips scare off voters? some republicans have worried that rick perry's shoot from the mouth style cold doom republican chans if he gets the nomination. lest talk about the perry campaign, the things he has said about su seeccession in the pas. what he said about the president not sure if president loves this country. who's concerned about this? >> it's suburban members, andrea, especially those that could be facing a tough election next year. keep in mind, there are a lot of conservatives in the h

. >> jane king is live with the latest. hang on, jane. buckle in. >> no kidding.his has been crazy. we're up today. we have the job report coming out a bit better than expected last month. the numbers, in july, the u.s. created 117,000 jobs. we expected 85,000. so a little bit better than expected. jobless rate dropping, actually, to 9.1% from 9.2%. in california, currently stands at 11.8%. so that is much higher than the rest of the country. so let's see how the market is doing after that bloodbath that we had yesterday. a bit of a rebound here this morning. the dow is up 100 points. s&p and nasdaq all trading higher. the big question is this going to ease fears of recession and banking crisis in europe? the shares of mountain view based linked-in soaring. in their case, the job market, weak one is helping out the social networking company. they have sales from hiring surface tripled. the bad news for brocade communication, they lowered the third quarter guidance, facing softer than expected i.t. spending environment. they'll have full financial results in the fe