they're not willing to ask the hard questions we are on that note for our first guest this evening jim miller is the executive director of the brave new foundation and the producer of the documentary we think. jim thank you so much for joining us this evening now it is notoriously difficult to see see clearly in the fog of war especially when folks like you and i are in the comfort of our homes or studios in washington or los angeles but these death tolls in your view do they indicate that the situation on the ground in is unraveling. thank you so much for having me on and yes the statement that you made at the beginning of the segment just wraps it all up very clearly sixty six people dead this month that tops sixty five i believe in july of two thousand and ten which was the last hole we've had more troops put into the country and as a result more violence so if it's not helping at all well of course that's not helping a person nobody wants to see more casualties but what does that say for the president's plan to withdraw all of the troops from afghanistan i mean. you know we seen a preside

on the safety advisory committee are kimberly from the volunteer program, and john miller, the gardener, supervisor, jim wheeler from aquatics, and the committee is chaired by sean mcfadden. this is a very fantastic result and we have talked about the responsibility in difficult times, to operate as efficiently as possible, and we have much more to come next month when we talk about the year in review. and we have received two additional fantastic grants. we had a $15,000 grant, and this is our summer camp for children of the autism spectrum, conducted in glen canyon. this is extra staff for children who need this, and they will be working with mainstream silver creativity's. we also received last friday, 1251 week camp scholarships from the children across the city. this year, and we will talk more about this next month, we have awarded a half million dollars in scholarships to children who need them fulfilling the commitment to make certain that all the children participate in all of the programs regardless of ability to pay. i was actually looking -- >> this is an event done by mercedes, and the 50th

jim axelrod, wyatt andrews, and michelle miller are in the storm zone. mark strassmann is following the airlines' attempts to get back in the sky, now that irene has cleared out. as qaddafi's family escapes, barry peterson has discovered the high-flying life the dictator was living. and anthony mason with the new journalists, in a world where everyone carries a camera. >> i was frantically deleting old videos from my camera to open up space for it. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. turns out it wasn't the wind, it was the water. long after hurricane irene fell apart, rain from the storm did the greatest damage. parts of 13 states from north carolina to maine are deep in floodwaters. at least 35 people have died in the region. some homes were reduced to rubble. nearly five million homes and businesses are spending another night without power. even in a flood, there was fire. in pompton lakes, new jersey, this home erupted. they think it was a gas line that broke. the house was safely eva

. >> judy miller and national editor rich lowery . jim with the american conservative mag wreen . host of the upon combs show. fox news watch is on right now. ♪ despite the bipartisan support for the deal, it is a deal no one want to take credit for. >> there was not much joy either in washington. the showdown over the debt ceiling has been averted but the fight over the national debt and deficit has only just begun. the debt deal dominated the news conference after president obama signed the bill in law after months of heated negotiations. leading up to the deal, the media seemed like everybody was on the same page. they wanted the deal to get done and have a bill to sign . then he signs it and then the story is different, isn't it? >> you could think they are dancing to the tune of wall street to make sure they are maid off and we wake up to realize nothing was aleviated. the media are only now catching up to that when jake tapper asking jay carney. can the president walk and chew gum. the media is turning on him a bit. >> the deal gets done and these are the headlines. spending

jim miller is the former budget director to president ronald reagan.e came to washington to testify that this is the solution. the cato institute, which is a strong government watchdog group, and citizens against government waste have weighed in support. day and a number of conservative groups have weighed in support as the way to actually control spending going forward. this is why we're doing it. people often ask, "republicans, where is your jobs plan? where is your government jobs plan?" we believe that is the problem. we think washington is in the way. history proves us to be true. as federal government spending rose, jobs along main street shrink. they do for every decade in the last 40 years. but the opposite is true as well. here's the chart that shows from 1981 when president reagan started to shrink the size of government, through 2001. we shrunk the government fairly significantly, and during that time, we grew 37 million new jobs in america. but when we started spending more as a nation -- 2001, you can tell where the attacks of 9/11, the wa

. >> and judy miller, national review editor, rich lawrie and and jim pinningerton, and daily beast newspaper kirsten powers. i'm in for jon scott. fox news watch starts right now. >> i think there's an element of racism every time people claim the first black president doesn't love this country. here it comes from the radical country club that loves to remind white america, president obama is other, not like you, and perry also wants to let you know that he is pro business. >> i am a pro business governor. i don't make any apologies about it and i will be a pro business president getting america back to work is the most important issue that faces this country. [applause] >> being able to pay off 14 1/2 or 16 trillion dollars worth of debt, that big black cloud that hangs over america. >> that black cloud perry is talking about is president barack obama. >> wow, that was msnbc ed schultz accusing texas governor rick perry of racism and with creative editing. >> that big black cloud that hangs over america, that debt that is so monstrous, there's only one you get rid of it that's practical, th

miller's market with groceries tumbling off the shelves. most damage was very minor. meanwhile, a nuclear powerer station is within five miles of that epicenter. abc's jimthe damage there. >> reporter: this is the north anna nuclear power station. we're just five miles from the epicenter of this quake. but this is not considered a high-risk area. in fact, the álant designed to withstand quakes of 6.2 on the richter scale, about four times as long. we're told there was no damage to infrastructure, no radiation released, no damage to the cooling pool for fuel rods, for instance. but power was cut off to the plant so they had to go to backup generators inside. when they did that, one of those backup generators failed, so they had to go to a backup-backup generator, showing the importance of all the failsafes in a nuclear power station like this one. full power is expected to be restored shortly. and officials say at no time were people living in the area in any danger. jim sciutto, abc news, mineral, virginia. >> you know, we should point out at the west coast is having a bit of a chuckle at our expense. >> 5.8, what is that? that's a picnic. what are you

miller from the senator for american progress in "the washington post." something in me, and i suspect millions of others have snapped. it is the sign of confidence in obama's leadership breaking. host: congressman jim himes, what do you think of this? -- thought you might a imagine that i hav heard similar argument -- guest: you might imagine that i have heard similar arguments. at one level, i agree. i do not know why the president did not realize earlier that he was negotiating with people who did not want to make a deal with him. people who have said, flat out, as mitch mcconnell or jim demint did, that their objective is to make him a one-term president, yet he said let me meet you halfway. i was not in the room. let me say this as well. i am not a spokesman for the president. my role is to be a check and balance on the president, but i will say this for the progressive wing of the democratic party. the man has been in office for 30 months, look at the rest of the months. i say this to the progressive wing. after decades of attempts to get universal health care, we got health-care reform done. we assured the women will get paid what men did for the same work. we pass reform in student loans, a

jim lowry with the arlington police department. to his right is mr. greg sackman with the seattle police department and next to him is ben miller with the mesa county sheriff's office and then dave bagett the school center for asymmetric warfare and to his right i have mr. f freborn with unmanned experts and last but not least on the end mr. ed tobar within texas llc. what we're going to do each one of the panelists will get up and give a short presentation. on their background their air of expertise both with the first responding community and the uas community and then after everybody has given a presentation, we'll open it up for questions, answers and discussion. and with no further ado, we'll start, mike, mr. mike o'shea. >> i'm program justice and i'm in a division called the office of science and technologies and pretty much what our job there is to support federal, state and local law enforcement with local technologies and while i'm there i have three hats that i actually wear. one i'm the program manager for the corrections technology center system which is a system of regional centers across the country that provide tactical support to state and l