thank you next we have kai wilson forsley. >> i'm kai wilson forsley and i'm a little excited to be hereis particular task force. i'm sure you guys reviewed my information because, i guess have to. in terms of citizen access, i organize event in which individuals can engage with their public servants, as well as work with those individuals. i put on a yearly event in the tenderloin, and i work with the police and the schools, and things like that, in terms of public access. i'm also on a library committee that's sponsoring a series of voter education events. i'm a leader on that committee. and i've been appointed as one of 12 people by the city librarian, to make policy recommendations for the public library. and as we know, the public library is the largest public accessible learning institution in the country so that definitely speaks to public access and civic access qualifications. in terms of participation in local government, me being here with my ample qualifications for local government, people always say they want -- underrepresented as well as youth voice. i'm here, trying to b

i love you mary kay and i truly consider you one of my best friends. you and your family are always in my prayers. >> this has been a really difficult month, really difficult month. i'm so used to celebrating my birthday, i call it my birthday month. yeah. i would start with, you know, dinner dates with my girlfriends, taking the kids out for crepes and ice cream, just like last year, you know, this year's different. for the rest of my life, i don't ever want to celebrate my birthday again. i've told everyone that. because they were planning on something but i said, no, i don't want to. it's not that important any more to me. it's just getting older. >>> coming up -- >> becky didn't have that spirit. she didn't take care of numero uno mentality. she had never leave a fallen comrade, even if it cost you your life, which it did. >> clarence butterfield has an emotional moment and mary kay concepcion writes to her deceased son. >> the last time i talked to him and said good night, i never said good-bye to yesterday's long past. i would have marked the mom

bob woodward, katty kay, kelly o'donnell, and the great joe klein. that's the show. thanks for watching. that's the show. thanks for watching. see you back here next week.

nippon ishin no kai" means restore japan. hashimoto wants to review japan's pacifist constitution, promote free trade, and cut the number of diet members in half, along with cutting the salaries of those who remain. his populist and nationalist views have won him support. but some find him -- some see him as a charismatic politician, who is more about style than substance. you know, he is aiming to win more than a third of the seat in the lower house. make no mistake, hashimoto will be a key player in the coming elections. >> nhk world's senior political commentator masayo nakajima. >>> japan's coast guard says six chinese ships entered japanese waters friday morning near disputed islands in the east china sea. the ships left the area around the senkaku islands in the afternoon. the coast guard says two vessels belonging to china's state oceanic administration entered the area at around 6:20 a.m. they were followed by four more ships soon after. coast guard officials warned them to leave the area. all the ships had left the w

tyrone woods children, wife dorothy, tyrone jr., hunter, kai, newly born.and samantha smith, also remembered today at the service. the secretary of state talking about the california cool of chris stevens. his laugh, smile, personality. calling it goofy but contagious. colleagues in mourning this week. >> they are indeed. i know president obama's visit to the state department meant a great deal on that morning when they learned of ambassador stevens' death. people are truly in shock. there is resolve there. they want to move forward, do the job they have set out to do. and as you heard the secretary and the president say, they will continue to do that job despite the violence we have seen across north africa, across the middle east since then. and some very powerful words about that anti-muslim movie. secretary clinton very strong words about that. >> saying we had nothing to do with it. and, in fact, jake tapper, our chief white house correspondent also with me. new calls for restraint from the new president of egypt. >> that's right. president obama has b

nippon ishin no kai means restore japan. hashimoto wants to review japan's pacifist constitution, promote free trade, and cut the number of diet members in half, along with cutting the salaries of those who remain. his populist and nationalist views have won him support. but some find him -- see him as a charismatic politician, who is more about style than substance. you know, he is aiming to win more than a third of the seat in the lower house. make no mistake, hashimoto will be a key player in the coming elections. >> nhk world's senior political commentator masayo nakajima. >>> japan's coast guard says six chinese ships entered japanese waters friday morning near disputed islands in the east china sea. the ships left the area around the senkaku islands in the afternoon. the coast guard says two vessels belonging to china's state oceanic administration entered the area at around 6:20 a.m. they were followed by four more ships soon after. coast guard officials warned them to leave the area. all the ships had left the waters

ana marie cobs and john kay part next on more of the romney tape. ? anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating?

chris: katty kay. >> mr. president, what exactly are you going to do over the next four years to boost jobs? the only question that americans are interested in this -- >> mr. president, do you really believe that jerusalem is the undivided -- undivided capital of israel? chris: major. >> mr. president, bob woodward's book, it says that you ordered your economic team not to put housing into the stem luss plan. you've had no housing problems since and one of the chronic problems in the economy, what are you going to do and when is it going to be? chris: the toughest questions for mitt romney. thanks to david ignatius, katty kay, helene cooper and major garrett. and that's the show. thanks. we'll see you back here next week as we celebrate believe it we'll see you back here next week as we celebrate believe it or not our 10th anniversary.

with us today, john heilemann, katty kay, helene cooper and joe klein. first up, mitt romney may not have been the love of their life, now he is out in the arena has the republican's champion, a political gladiator who has now thrown down his gauntlet. >> this president can ask us to be patient. this president can tell us it was someone else's fault. this president can tell us that the next four years he'll get it right. but this president cannot tell us that you're better off today than when he took office. chris: john, that is it, that's the gauntlet, can the president and what will he do to answer that charge that he has not made things better? >> is a perennial questions in elections and the case of romney against obama. explicitly and implicitly, the president has to answer that charge. they have tried in chicago for the last year to say this isn't just a referendum on us. it's a choice. you're going to hear that framing throughout this convention in charlotte.

i'm here to speak on behalf of my colleague and friend, kai wilson forsley. every day, kai works for public access, the citizens of san francisco, the underrepresented, and usually the undersupported for public access to key cultural, financial, and political information. she mentioned voter registration. this is what she does every day for the 99%. and if the one shows up, them too. one of the great critiques that the average person has about government is that government isn't working and we don't know why. so we need greater public access to critical government information and that's one of the things the sunshine ordinance task force is very good at. i know that if kai wilson forsley is appointed nothing will get in the public's way of getting this information because she's breaking down critical information for us every single day, through the san francisco public library, and the many nonprofit areas that she's responsible for. so i give her my highest recommendation. thank you. >> chair kim: thank you. >> ♪ the appointments have begun, before the risin

karen kay a takes us shopping in charlotte. >> reporter: conventions only last once every four years.epublicans have their elephant share of ms. in tampa. in charlotte for the democrats, it's much the same. it show political pride there's everything from hats to socks. the youth vote play a major role in democrat success in 2008. it might be part of a long-term party strategy. as it's been for generations of campaigns, there are buttons, lots and lots of buttons, inside and outside the hall. >> i like this one with the image of them. >> reporter: the point is to create a lasting memory but some may not make the plane ride home. >> from cupcakes to candy boxes that feature the first lady and president obama. >> reporter: they have likenesses of the president, first lady and more, a pretty sweet way to represent. i'm karen kay farks abc2 news. >> she will be covering everything from the latest headlines and her show now days away. we're so excited to have katie couric's new show monday. it will air every day at 4:00 just before our newscast. you can head to abc2news.com/katie anytime fo

kay is housed in timpanogos star-2.scott lives next door with the men in star-1. >> i never actually contributed as far as in the making of it, but, yeah, i was using. i love him. there was nothing i would have ever done to hurt him in any way. so, yeah, i mean, if he was going to go down, i was going down with him. >> she could have decided, well, this guy is a no-good guy and left me. it means a lot to me that she still cares. you know, she's still there. >> although they live just 100 feet apart, kay and scott are not allowed to visit each other. the few moments a week she passes by in sight of the men's yard is the extent of their contact. >> there's times i wish i could just sit down and talk to him or give him a hug or whatever. but i feel lucky, i do. i'm lucky that i just get to see him and have him right there. >> just a little glimpse makes my day. you know, it's right there on my wrist, my watch. when it comes that time, i'm there. >> with their parole hearings coming up, both scott and kay hope to be out of

john kay sick tried to do the same thing in ohio.were able to beat him back by more than a 2-to-1 margin. what doing now is mobilizing, organizing and educatingur members. this is possibly the most important election organized labor has been faced with for many many years. we've under attack like never before and we have to fight back. >> ifill: mr. hoffa, here we are in north carolina, probably the least unionized state in the country. organized labor has made it clear that they weren't particularly happy with this choice. are you still unhappy? >> it is what it is. we're here and we're going to parts ate and play a major role in this campaign. and support barack obama. i think we could have had a better selection. now that we're here, i mean, we're all in this together. organized labor 100% behind barack obama and the democratic party. so i think you're going to see a tremendous turnout here. i'm excited about being here. we have a lot of support here. a lot of our teamsters from this state and other states are here. so you're goin

reporting from washington, i am katty kay. for the seventh day, protesters demonstrate against an anti- islamic video. each of the presidential candidates are promising armageddon if the other wins. but what can each of them achieved? >> this country has become essentially ungovernable, with as boyz n. aboyz n. >> we have a special report on the population debate in china. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. there were more deadly protests in pakistan today against an anti-islamic some made in america. at least 19 people have been killed and tens of thousands of taken to the streets, burning banks and cinemas and attacking the diplomatic enclave. there were demonstrations in indonesia, iraq, and lebanon. >> in the city of lahore, an ger that could not be contained. it quickly became a day of rage. karachi was closed for business, like the rest of the country. >> we would like to show the world that all muslims are united on this. we are ready to die for the profit. -- for the prophet. >> the d u

so the army kay and the dozens of americans who have gone to bat for them have now gotten their wish but it's not quite so simple as you know a peaceful group wrongly put on a list of evil terrorists i want to read part of a document put forth by the bush administration in making the case for war with iraq from back in two thousand and two the section of this is titled saddam hussein's support for international terrorism it says quote iraq shelters terrorist groups including mujahideen ecology which is used terrorist violence against iran and in the one nine hundred seventy s. was responsible for killing several u.s. military personnel and u.s. civilians so i should mention this is just one of six the bullet points in the entire list of saddam's terror related activities and now a decade later things have changed immensely to talk more about why this is the case i'm joined now by jim obviously the policy director of the national iranian american american council so this is really interesting jim all i know that your group has worked tirelessly to try to prevent this from happening wh

reporting from washington, i am katty kay. for the seventh day, protesters demonstrate against an anti- islamic video. each of the presidential candidates are promising armageddon if the other wins. but what can each of them achieved? >> this country has become essentially ungovernable, with politics as boyz n. >> we have a special report on the population debate in china. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. there were more deadly protests in pakistan today against an anti-islamic some made in america. at least 19 people have been killed and tens of thousands of taken to the streets, burning banks and cinemas and attacking the diplomatic enclave. there were demonstrations in indonesia, iraq, and lebanon. >> in the city of lahore, an ger that could not be contained. it quickly became a day of rage. karachi was closed for business, like the rest of the country. >> we would like to show the world that all muslims are united on this. we are ready to die for the profit. -- for the prophet. >> the dea

kai reed met with some of them here in maryland who say the attacks were in no way representative of the islamic faith. >> we hope people will come to their senses and to understand that everyone has a right to survive and lived. >> the killing of diplomats and ambassadors is in no way allowed and our religion of islam. anyone who does that is not doing the right thing and it does not reflect our religion in any way. we stand with our american brothers and sisters in condemning the violence, in the hope that this will not ignite more violence. >> according to the latest census numbers, muslims make up 3.5% of the state's population. this mosque has a congregation of 10,000 people. they said their policy is not to react with violence. they have reached out to local leaders from different faiths since the attacks. >> the best we can do to these people is just ignore it, move on, and walk away. we need to work together, not work against each other. >> in baltimore, kai reed, wbal- tv 11 news. >> we have learned that state delegate sydney austin and state prosecutors have reached an agre

and again, to kay and -- who was everywhere all the time which was just incredible and we appreciate that, to the city attorney's office, just incredible support, always available and always supporting us nudging us when we were getting too close to boundries in any respect. and our consultants have provided both technical assistance and advice and often led us when we weren't sure where we were going. so i really appreciate that. so to that end, kind of my own. one of the things that we subscribe to at united way where i serve by day which i now get to return to my day job as chief operating officer of united way, is we talk about living united. that that's what we try to instill and catalyze in our communities. everyone owning and being trustees of community and i feel like this task force and all that have supported have done the same. so to that end i have for the q 2 team united t-shirts. i have for the city attorneys team live united t-shirt. and for each of the task force members. and we have coffee mugs. so i will be giving those out to you as you depart. so with that, and ag

senator kay bailey hutchison served tex sass in that role for 20 years. senator hutchison.s the time for being with us today. >> i appreciate it. so glad you're coming to houston looking at that great, dynamic envinment. we're happy you're there. melissa: we discovered the secret in texas and especially houston is doing it right. when you look at the employment picture. or real estate where prices have gone up 16 out of the past 17 years. what is the secret sauce from your perspective from the government? >> we believe business is the economic engine of america. it is entrepreneural city. they were the wildcatters of the past. they have developed in the refinery center as well as oil and gas and pipelines. hear is the government environment that i think makes the difference. we're low-taxed state. we don't have a state income tax. we have a very good regulatory climate. it is solid but it is not intrusive. and we have right-to-work laws. so you can join a union or not. you have a free choice. these are the parameters if we followed nationally we would see such a boost in ou

anchor of bbc's "world news america" katty kay. and our chief white house correspondent and political director chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. with both sides in full preparation mode for wednesday's first presidential debate, the struggling romney campaign is recalibrating his message to better connect with voters on the economy and to attack the president on his handling of the latest foreign policy crisis, the evolving explanation of what exactly happened in libya when our u.s. ambassador was killed more than two weeks ago on 9/11. we'll hear from a top obama adviser, david plouffe, in a moment. but first, joining me now, the republican governor of new jersey chris christie. welcome back to "meet the press." >> happy to be back, david. good morning. >> the key battleground states, nine of them, we've been polling in nine of them, and all nine it's obama advantage across the board. look at ohio, plus seven. virginia, plus five. these are key states. is the race over? >> absolutely not. and that happened pretty quickly, right

kai reed spent the day at camden yards. >> waiting in line and spending money. it has never felt so good. this man gladly spend four hundred dollars on tickets for thursday night's game. >> it is just exciting. it has been overseeing years, and it is an historic moment. >> fans have been lining up at the orioles box office for hours, caught up in the spirit sparked by tuesday nights when and new york's loss to tampa bay. most admit they have not felt it for very long time. >> i was at the last playoff game in 1997. >> sitting there watching them trying to get to first place last night, i was so happy. >> the orioles are looking at a nearly sold out weekend. the organization offered a ticket deals like four dollars bleacher seats. >> it is great for everybody. great for the orioles, fans, the city, businesses. >> and business is booming. sales are ignited at the pro shop. >> sales are hugely up. everyone wants orange. especially this weekend with the yankees in town. >> also sales at bars, restaurants, and hotels. the hilton said they are at capacity for the week

jim clyburn, brian sweitzer, kay hagan among others will be here and in a few minutes we'll hear from the obama campaign stephanie cutter and aren'ty chairman ryan. first to my first reads of the morning, two hours of them today. the president lays out his best case for a second term here on thursday night. while mitt romney's task in tampa was to get voters to get to know him and like him, the president must persuade the country to have faith in him. despite an unemployment rate that remains stubbornly above 8%, he hoped to cure, campaigning on sunday, he said the republican convention was like a time warp blasting romney is out of touch. >> it was a rerun. it could have been on nick at night. we've seen it before. you might as well have watched it on a black and white tv with some rabbit ears. those ideas don't work. they didn't work then. they won't work now. >> and the president previewed the themes democrats will focus on this week in charlotte. >> thursday night i'm going to offer you what i believe is a better passport. a path that will grow this economy and create more jobs an

catty kay and our white house correspondent and political director, chuck todd.he founder and chairman of the faith and freedom coalition, ralph reed and the former democratic governor of pennsylvania, ed rendell. the big debate starting here on wednesday, chuck you're looking at the map and haas what romney campaign is looking at as they look to restart the campaign. as chris christie said. >> nine battleground states, here they are, one of them, we've moved into the lean obama category, but we've pulled in all of them the last couple of weeks, the president has leads ranging from two to eight points. what's interesting, we asked a few other question, including job approval rating, romney favorability and who wins on the economy. in three states the president had a job approval rating of 49 or above. romney's unfavorable rating was higher than his favorable rating and the president led omni on the economy. in three of those states, iowa, ohio and new hampshire. in one state did you have the president's job approval rate 49 or lower and did you have romney winnin

our hearts go out to tyrone's wife, dorothy, and his three sons, tyrone junior, hunter, and kai born with his grieving family, friends and colleagues. glen doherty who went by bub was also a former seal and an experienced paramedic. he too died as he lived serving his country and protecting his colleagues. glen deployed to some of the most dangerous places on earth including iraq and afghanistan. always putting his life on the line to safeguard other americans. our thoughts and prayers are with glen's father bernard, his mother, barbara, his brother, gregory, his sister, kathleen, and their grieving families, friends and colleagues. i was honored to know ambassador chris stevens. i want to thank his parents and siblings who are here today for sharing chris with us and with our country. what a wonderful gift you gave us. over his distinguished career in the foreign service, chris won friends for the united states in far flung places. he made those people's hopes his own. during the revolution in libya, he risked his life to help protect the libyan people from a tyrant. and he gave his

we'll talk to senator kay bailey ru hutchinson. you better off than four years ago, we're going to focus on two realtors, how about your house, worth more than four years ago, california teachers are accused of pension spiking. cashing out unused sick days to boost their pensions. mark will give us some clear examples of that. and we want to know what you think. we always do. varney@foxbusiness.com is how you reach us. friday morning, seven early movers today. the software company said that apple is unlikely to use its technology. it's not going to do it. therefore the stock is down 58% and the wall street journal is reporting that apple is looking to create a streaming radio service, whoa, that hurts pandora, down 17%. better than expected profits at the gun maker smith & wesson up 17%, medical equipment maker, action ray, earned less than expected and it made less profit. down 8%. better than expected profits of the beauty products retailer, ulta, up 7%. and the bedding retailer, mattress firm holding. what's the name of it, matt

i also wanted to thank the consultants and kay for all their work in getting the draft maps and the boundaries up on the website so quickly. and lastly i would like to thank any fellow council members who came to testify so passionately but respectfully for their neighborhoods in district 11. so far we have only lost population in those areas we all agreed to sacrifice to keep district 11 whole. it is an honor to serve with them on the council and to have them as friends. thank you, and one last please, don't make any further changes to district 11. >> thank you, ma'am. yes, mrs. brown? >> hi, my name is marzel brown and i work with central city collaborative. and today i'm here on the behalf of the bristol hotel. which is located on 56 mason. mike nolty has showed you the little map area of where we want to stay. it is very, very small as you can see this little section right here. that's what we need to keep in district six. so if you guys will help us out, and remap that, it will be a great deal to us and the tenants in the bristol hotel that we deal with on a daily basis. thank you again f

our hearts go out to tyrone's wife, dorothy, and his three sons, tyrone jr., hunter, and kai, born justonths ago, along with his grieving family, friends, and colleagues. glen doherty, who went by bub, was also a former s.e.a.l. and an experienced paramedic. he too died as he lived, serving his country and protecting his colleagues. glen deployed to some of the most dangerous places on earth, including iraq and afghanistan, always putting his life on the line to safeguard other americans. our thoughts and prayers are with glen's father bernard, his mother barbara, his brother gregory, his sister kathleen, and their grieving families, friends, and colleagues. i was honored to know ambassador chris stevens. i want to thank his parents and siblings who are here today for sharing chris with us and our country. what a wonderful gift you gave us. over his distinguished career in the foreign service, chris won friends for the united states in far flung places. he made those people's hopes his own. during the revolution in libya, he risked his life to help protect the libyan people from a tyran

the orioles dense the toronto blue kay -- against the toronto blue jays. the boston red sox coming to town. we've had over 3,000 -- 30,000 in attendance. we'll have another great crowd tonight. the orioles need to win. the yankees won in minnesota. nick markakis' cast has been removed from his broken thumb. he should have his pins removed in tampa. and matt is having one heck of a se. i want to take you all the way back to 155 games ago to opening night, right here at camden yards. we had a man dressed in a batman costume ran out on to the field. we learned his name is mark harvey. now i want you to flash forward about six months to last sunday neat's game between the new england patriots and the ravens. that's harvey, but he has turned his antics into a message for kids. >> you don't have to have special powers. just make a friend, take up for someone being bullied. that's what i came up with. >> reporter: he came up with t-shirts, too and wrist bands. 3% of the proceed -- 20% of the proceeds go to different organizations that helps bullying. again, it's