lax after an explosion in sacramento killed a man two years ago. as well as a break in the financial district 30 years ago. but that raises a question, do state and regulators share in this blame? >> the ntsb's investigation will have recommendations for both federal and state regulators. but ultimately as i said, we're the owner of pipe. we're the ones that put pipe in the ground and we're the ones responsible for maintaining that. it falls upon us to ensure the safety and integrity of our system. >> reporter: debra herzman told me by phone state and federal regulators are also to blame. with billions of the dollars needed to upgrade pg & e's vast pipeline system, who will pay? >> part of it will be to the extent that we've made mistakings. and that's on us. we need to make the investment to fix those mistakes. >> reporter: but what about procedures and equipment that would be applicable to all utilities that truly will follow. >> reporter: generally those then will be costs that will be borne by the customers. >> reporter: at this point three thi

the final report shows decades of deficiencies at every level of pg&e's operations compounded by lax regulations. the ntsb says faulty wells lead to the blast. and while it couldn't confirm who did the work, the report concludes it should never have been used when it was put in the ground 54 years ago. >> you cannot place blind trust in an operator that doesn't deserve that trust. >> the pipe is our pipe. we are the ones responsible for the pipe when we put it in the ground. weary responsible for the maintenance over the length of time while it is in the ground, and we take full responsibility for that. >> the utility missed an opportunity to address short comings in 1981 when a pipeline erupted in san francisco. in that incident seen in old film from the archives,35,000 people had to be evacuated. in that san bruno neighborhood tonight, a sense of satisfaction with the government's report. they believe the hammer came down where it should, squarely on pg&e. john is there live. john, it is exactly what they wanted to hear. >> reporter: neighbors have been following this closely as th

lax leasing allows private investors to see the flying machines in that sin before buying them on the spot it's also the scene of death defying our stars from some of the world's leading aerobatics. passing glide into the cockpit of one of their planes and live to tell the tale. engine check. instruments check. runway check. and then it's takeoff of the russian aerobatic display team the as moves they're nine first class pilots are performed over two hundred times in the past nineteen years but they all have to start somewhere. and draw a training to join the team he thinks he's nearly good enough now but still remembers his first flight as a solo pilot. without any warning they told me i was going to do the next flight on my own i had no time to be scared it was no longer an instructor at my back it was unforgettable takeoff you're on your own controlling the plane then when you land you've done it i think you're a real pilot at that point. he has moves are always trying to hold them a new voters they practiced most weekends thinking of new tricks and practicing old ones. every word

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phillips' caplets use magnesium, an ingredient that works more naturally with your colon than stimulant laxatives, for effective relief of constipation without cramps. thanks. good morning, students. today we're gonna continue... >>> for all of our conversation, one of our greatest trading partners and allies, they are financier of our own government and one of our greatest potential competitors, china. over a billion people, millions of our jobs, of course, trillions of our debt, they are the second largest u.s. trading partner and like it or not, the country of china is now inextricably linked to our own nation. but how much do we truly understand about that country, its own diversity and how it functions behind the great wall? is it, in fact, the monolith we conveniently absorb for purposes of our own political dialogue? our xoek kskoka, he's written a new book. the changing he saw taking place in beijing especially during the '08 olympic games. karen and susan and jimmy are also here. tom a pleasure. what do america's leaders who engage in policy with china, not just on trade, but across the

there is going to be a security reaction from nigeria, which has been fairly lax so far. a political and economic solution has to undergird that reaction. there is a disconnect between the state and the communities. that is going to be a long-term project to undertake. cooperation with the neighbors in try to break the links between the two groups is going to be important as well. >> we know about islamic extremism in other parts of the world. is this a new variance emerging in africa? >> it grows out of that disaffection, poverty, unemployment and frustration that does exist. >> thank you for joining us. in other news, the mexican president has declared three days of mourning after more than 50 people died in an attack on a casino. armed men broke into the building entrenched it with fuel before setting it on fire. tens of thousands of syrians are rallying across the country on the last friday of ramadan. we cannot verify the video posted on youtube. opposition groups say at least two have been killed by security forces. federal of america's reserve says the fed will not

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lax is a dump.e we going to have -- it is almost as bad as penn station in new york, which is a rat house. why do we have such terrible infrastructure, especially in airline industry, where airline is state of the art? >> we haven't had a transportation bill for two years. we are on the two-year extension right now. we need people in congress who think big. who want to do big things. creative things. and want to put the money behind it. that's what we need. if you look at the president's vision on transportation, $550 billion over six years, that's more money than has ever been proposed by a president. the president has a big view on transportation. let's do big things. you know what, chris, if the president passes a transportation bill, that equates to a jobs bill. a transportation bill puts people to work and does it in projects where people can really think big. >> i think you're right in new york city, down at the bottom of penn station, it is a rat hole. you should arrive like a prince. new yor

dollars have been squandered over the past deck case because of widespread corruption, poor planning and lax oversight. >>> facebook's bounty on security flaws n less than a month they have paid $40,000 for tips from hackers. threats from other hacker groups may have triggered the campaign, too, as facebook tries to protect its more than 750 million users. experts say the social network can use all the help it can get. >> every day malicious hackers are banging on facebook. and the facebook security team can use some extra help. >> facebook isn't the first tech company to help hackers to represent how the. google and mozilla have been running similar programs. >>> hewlett-packard announced this month that it was getting out of the tablet and smart phone business to focus more on selling to corporations. the company dropped tablet prices and said there was a stunning demand for them. 99 bucks, who can blame them? so hh will produce another run of touchpads to meet demand. >>> apple's biggest competition this upcoming holiday shopping season may be amazon.com. industry analysts predict amazon

today, you're going to hear some troubling revelations about a company that exploited weaknesses and a laxafety system. >> reporter: investigators blasted pg&e, and state and federal agent sis that oversee it, saying all three share the blame for what happened here. >> the cause of this pipeline accident was flawed pipe, flawed operations, and flawed oversight. we saw a pipe that was installed in '56 that really was not up to standards and was not evaluated or inspected in the 50 years since it was laid. >> reporter: they also faced criticism for putting "blind trust in pg&e instead of protecting the public." >> it's not happening. >> reporter: they say they need to end the grandfathering clauses and want remote control shutoff involves. >> what we're focused on is how to learn from the experiences and facts and integrate them in how we evaluate our pipeline. >> reporter: pg&e president admits the company needs to improve company response, but leak evaluations are found under way. >> we're bound and determined that these recommendations get approved this time and this this never happens ag

whether it conceivably feeds into an endangerment of the population, if it is regarded as and is too lax? are we -- you know, multi- culturessism attacked now, particularly in great britain and elsewhere. >> it's a huge issue in europe. muslim immigration is a huge issue in europe. in france and it's been that way -- when i was a student in france, it was a huge issue back then. it's a huge issue in germany with the turks. they have three million turks who are living in isolated communities. it's one of reasons germany would never accept turkey into the european union. so it's a very critical issue to european politics. >> it's a seminole moment for the right wing party in europe because they've been exploiting fears about immigration and fears of their culling tour being submerged by all of the immigrants. and now they really are rushing to distance themselves from this fellow, and i think people are doing -- same kind of self- examine we did after the shooting of gabby giffords, is the kind of inflammatory rhetoric is that appropriate in politics? >> why would -- >> there's been an exp

>> today you're going to hear troubling revelations about a company that exploited weaknesses and a lax safety system -- >> reporter: investigators focused on the size of the pipe. you see at 30 inches it is big enough for an inspector to get inside and spot any potential problems. >> we saw a pipe that was installed in '56 that really was not up to standards. and was not evaluated or inspected in the half century since it was laid. >> cpuc and fimsa also faced criticism they were not holding pg&e accountable. >> it's not happening. regulators need to regulate. >> reporter: the ntsb says regulators need to end grandfather clauses that allow half the nation's pipelines to avoid testing. the agency also wants automatic shutoff and remote control valves. where do you think the blame lies? >> well, i think that the ntsb has made it very clear that the piece of pipe that was put in had a well defect in it. >> reporter: chris john says his agency does not dispute the ntsb findings and admits the company has a lot of work to do. >> we've been overhauling our entire gas system, separating it fr

the frightening exit for passengers at lax after a jetway collapse, sending two people to the hospital. passengers were deplaning when a portion of the floor board caved in, causing two people to call some ten feet to the tarmac. the american airlines flight had just arrived from a stopover in chicago. those injured passengers are said to be in fair condition. >>> also new at 11:00, at least two people are fighting for their lives after a car crash in san francisco. it happened at bacon street and bayshore boulevard at about 7:30 this evening. the crash involved a minivan carrying a family of three and a mustang with two people inside. one person from each vehicle is being treated for life-threatening injuries. a child inside the minivan is recovering from minor injuries. the cause of the collision is still under investigation. >>> up next, it's been one of the biggest south bay murder mysteries to rock the bay area. and tonight, the killer is named. but one big question still remains. >>> and if you think blocking b.a.r.t.'s trains is too much, wait till you hear what the group has do

union the charges typically been used against most of the political prisoners that ended up in through lax. this is how i found out there is a rest. talking about god knows inappropriate. well but at that time i think got down to providence when i made inquiries in the commandments office where i was in for amnesty but. i was surprised to hear this you'll be ok so read. central moscow today this building houses the newseum embassy in russia but from the one nine hundred thirty s. until his arrest it was levante barrios residence none of his relatives saw him alive after he was detained later that gave rise to rumors claiming that barry had been shot in his home before he was due to be arrested. two armored personnel carriers with soldiers inside crèche with a gate leading into the courtyard security personnel rushed out of the house to see what was going on we know very came to the window to investigate the commotion that no mention was hit by machine gunfire it was a military like approach. most historians do not subscribe to the theory one of them nikita petrov has found a girl living in

today you were going to hear some troubling revelations about a company that exploited weaknesses in a lax safety system and a system of oversight. government agencies placed a blind trust and operators to the detriment of public safety. we know now that this tragedy began years ago with pg&e 1956 installation of a woefully inadequate pie. >> are listening live to a hearing on the san bruno gaslight explosion that killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. big revelations are expected to come out today. when when knit when it and and and and did cool been popped been with >> a 66 era in seven of diane afghanistan so far this month. that makes this august the deadliest month for phorcys and a decade- long war. until now the deadliest month was july 2010 when 65 soldiers were killed. president obama announced last month that he would begin pulling out the 33,000 extra troops that he dispatched. >> 6:41 a.m.. we're getting closer to labour day weekend. only a few more days of work. here is a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. visibility is not too bad. no. we have a lot of fog.

through lax and the entire repression machine of the soviet union. many episodes of his life and the circumstances of his death are still couched in mystery. this army bunker in central moscow is more than ten meters underground. beriah found himself here soon after his arrest in the kremlin there was no chance of escape or help from the outside. area was interrogated by none other than a soviet union's prosecutor general. of the initial charges put against him was force participation in widespread political repression. this list contains the names so forty six people in beers your instruction the rest everybody there is also know things first category which means education. i confess that all those resolutions were approved by myself in person. or the forty volumes of the bay area case which still a couple of such chills you hear you can find records of interrogations and it doesn't mince for some reason most of these materials have not yet been to classifieds. the bay area case is a peculiar one. to be found normally prisoners have their pictures t

thousands of new spectators on friday some of the most spectacular aerobatic displays are still ahead at lax twenty eleven before the show closes in just two days time and it's not just about entertainment many major contracts are being signed as well you cannot is there for us. there are sounds of jet ten propeller engines in the skies scores of various types of aircraft on the ground it means the musters thousand and eleven air show has opened its doors to the public the first two days it's function mainly for official and business delegations inking out those billion dollar contracts with some of the biggest names in civil and military aircraft producers from across the world but now or do you people can see and even touch some of these planes themselves and there's a huge variety of them from old ones for example this plane is from the times before the second world war just some of the most advanced ones like the airbus a three eighty jumbo jet all eyes are on the skies there's a huge program in store for all the visitors seen stunning performances by aerobatics teams from across the wor

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business is lax with kareena here an artist there with us. i don't look into business the soft be uncertainty plaguing the world's financial markets pushed capital outflow to a five year high last week analysts from emerging portfolio fund research say foreign investors took almost five hundred million dollars out of russia that's a quarter of the total emerging markets hopeful during the period. oh prices and makes the saw that's off the oil refiners and terminals along the u.s. east coast whether in the worst of a tropical storm easing fears a fuel supply disruptions looking at precious metals now gold is lower this hour losing nine dollars twenty cents but still trading high of one thousand eight hundred seventeen dollars per walk arounds and so was trading at around forty one dollars per ounce stocks in europe a high of a trading is the end is the end as long the markets are closed for holiday week stocks among the strongest performers within minutes rounding seven percent financials are leading the gains societe generale two point six pe

phillips' caplets use magnesium, an ingredient that works more naturally with your colon than stimulant laxatives, for effective relief of constipation without cramps. thanks. [ professor ] good morning students. today, we're gonna... >>> back live on capitol hill, the house has passed a compromise plan to raise the debt ceiling, the government's credit line to enact some spending cuts over the next ten years. the senate will vote noon tomorrow on that plan. the president of the united states expects to sign it by the time the sun sets tomorrow, ahead of a midnight deadline when the government would run out of its ability to borrow more money. as this played out the former speaker of the house, now the democratic lead he, nancy pelosi, liberals in her caucus do not like this plan. they think it could lead to social security cuts and medicare cuts. she's a partner with the democratic president who wanted this compromise. listen to nancy pelosi as she outlined what she didn't like. >> on the other side of the grid we have problems with no revenue in the bill when we are having severe cuts. and we n

criminal shopping spree that they're going on because of the lax approach that we've had to actually arresting people and punishing people in the country for years it's been it's it's almost impossible to get arrested for something if you're arrested it's very difficult to actually get convicted and if you're convicted it's almost impossible to get a meaningful sentence these people have nothing but contempt for the law and you can see in their faces not even bothering to cover their faces up they don't think anything is going to happen to them. we want to know what you think about what's happening in the u.k. on our website are two dot com we're asking what's the driving force behind the riots so far the majority think it's. heavy handing policing others blame it on the struggling economy and the failure of multiculturalism in europe while the rest believe it's criminals trying to grab anything they can join the discussion and have your say at r.t. dot com. the u.s. markets have opened strongly stocks climbed in early trading after seeing the worst drop since the crisis of two thous

of thrills of some spectacular airborne stunts on the final day of the lax international. violence has flared up again in the middle east with israel and gaza exchanging fire since thursday as it's called off and ceasefire with the jewish state to do to the continuing occupation of palestinian lands more than ten people have been killed after three days of attacks on each side israeli government is reported to be considering a possible ground offensive inside gaza with one hundred twenty members of hamas already said to the rest in the west bank that says israel's been gripped by massive social protests for a month now and as. fall asleep or found out many protesters believe the escalation of violence with gaza could be used to silence public discontent. thousands of people are not seen here in tel aviv holding candles in memory of the victims of mind then the demonstrations are happening not only here in tel aviv but also in jerusalem and a number of other major cities around israel in stark contrast to the protests we've seen happening of the possum and the mood here is

is this is this is a kind of criminal criminal shopping spree that they're going on because of the lax approach that we've had to actually arresting people and punishing people in this country for years it's been it's it's almost impossible to get arrested for something if you're arrested it's very difficult to actually get convicted and if you're convicted it's almost impossible to get a meaningful sentence these people have nothing but contempt for the law and you can see in their prices they're not even bothering to cover their faces up they don't think anything is going to happen to them there is a mechanism which we could use to deal with this if you like me to do elaborate on . i actually want to go back and talk about you saying that the armed forces need to be brought in we're hearing that a senior london police officer says that it is possible that authorities will use plastic bullets to quell rioters why haven't water cannons rubber bullets tear gas or even the armed forces being brought in yet. i think because the police force over the years have been. this culture of politi

the debt drama that seen its top credit rating take a knock now if you or i get into that the bank is lax without delay yet it's only now that america which shows trillions is seeing its credit score decline online talk show. people in new york why americans are so keen on boring. why do you think so many people allowed themselves to get so far and that is the is the age that we live in everybody sees the person next door that they've caught the brand new car the lifestyle and that's what they want is so much advertising and people just wanted to spend money so i think that's the difference between americans and europeans but you have advertising in europe are you just you don't pay attention to it or i think we pay less attention to it and we probably think a little more about what we need and what we can afford but it's all about thinking yes i think so is it worse for you to be interpersonally than it is for a government to be into. it's much worse for government to be and why because we trust the government to do the right thing and they're doing absolutely the opposite of that we don

capitol they found the capitol doors were locked they found their elected officials offices were at lax they found that . the phones were turned off an e-mail went unanswered and so we just continue now with seven days left we're not taking anything for granted we have had some early polling during this campaign that kind of showed that we were had a double digit lead over our republican opponent and we take that good news we put it on the shelf and we know that we all were too hard and too long to come up short in this campaign and so while this may have started when it was five degrees outside and we were protesting at the capitol and citizens came out to petition their government we're going to put exclamation august when it's ninety five degrees out because here are the stock here in wisconsin new york i mean there are volunteers are just so engaged in what is happening because there is so much at stake really not only for the state of wisconsin but for many other states maybe have an environment that would be similar to going to were doing away with some of those collective bargain

alive because that day is lax throughout us stay with us. thankfully found yes a very warm welcome to business here on our say let's begin with oil it's getting a rebound among commodities on wednesday the relief rally comes as the us federal reserve promises to hold interest rates near zero for the next two years well joining me now to discuss the issue is alexandra nevada from gazprom bike meant that for being with us here on r.c. now the international energy agency or the i think that tomorrow this year is going to drop due to the recession do you agree with that no really i don't think all of them are drilling drop but i think actually it's the growth rates for demand for the next year and the zero probably be lower than. a list of international agencies and opec thought just you know a couple months ago so if divonne is not going strong why is the price fall in consistently over the sessions today notwithstanding. the simple reality that the current we all prize them doesn't have much in common with the demand and supply the point there

people that we've seen in the stories that we've been discussing today the waste is in part because of lax oversight of contractors and also poor planning but more talking about a country's wars remember the u.s. combat mission in iraq is supposed to be over in fact it's the first anniversary today of ending that combat mission so just left us that meant well for american troops it means they're still dying look at this list of people the ones you're seeing right now are some of the fifty six people u.s. troops who have died in iraq since the combat mission holder anded there this is on top of the forty five hundred that have died since the war began being killed now close to fifteen hundred iraqi civilians have been killed during the time since the combat mission ended and that's on top of the roughly one hundred thousand who have died since the war began and remember there are still forty six thousand u.s. troops in iraq and both sides are still talking about whether to keep u.s. troops there next year after the final deadline for withdrawal so what lessons should we be taking from iraq

investigators are puts much of the game on pg&e and on lax state and federal safety standards.e a live look inside the hearing room. we've been listening to presentations from other investigators who have been working the case for nearly a year. much of the focus is on pg&e operationing and the failure to make sure the pipeline was safe. >> today you're gonna here about flood pipe, flood operations and overnight. it was not a question that if this pipeline would burst. it was a question of when. >> ahead of the hearing, the -- blood pressure >>> temperatures drop off. it does look like a rebound thursday and also friday. we're getting to the end of august, we gidge of september and when you get a system from the north, you usually get high pressure behind that. low clouds and maybe a little mist out there along the coast. dense fog and then gray skies, 50s and 60s. there's just a few pockets of sun. once again, it does get a reinforcement by systems moving into the north. we're on the southern edge of that. but a lot of 40s near santa rosa. santa rosa sonoma county airport, unl

today that money would go very far for the people use if wants to help now the waste is in part through lax oversight of contractors and also poor planning but we hold on remember isn't the u.s. combat mission in iraq over in fact it's the first anniversary today of ending that combat mission so just what has that meant to look at this for american troops that means they're still dying the ones you see here fifty six of them died in iraq since the combat mission and did there and just remind you close to forty five hundred died since the war began and close to fifteen hundred or rocky civilians have been killed during the time since the u.s. ended its combat mission on top of the roughly one hundred thousand who have died since the war began and remember there are forty six thousand u.s. troops still in iraq and both sides are still talking about whether some of those u.s. troops will remain there next year so what lesson should be taking from iraq is the conflict in libya continues for example well author america's failure in iraq michael o'brien is here to help us figure that out thank yo

you go to the la guardia airport and go to kennedy and lax and los angeles airport.it is really sad. especially i travel a lot. i have no choice i don't want to and i land in some of the most incredible. >> mike: you land better. >> guest: i land okay. >> mike: trump jet with a name on the side. >> guest: built in the usa. >> mike: unlike obama's bus. >> guest: i don't know if that is his fault or not. >> mike: it is a terrible optic. grest guest he is not paying for the bus. why the united states paying for a bus that he's going out to campaign. he's campaigning in the bus. they got a couple for 2.2 million and made in canada. why doesn't he, he has a tremendous fund. he does do that well. fund raise. why don't they buy a couple of buses for two million bucks. >> mike: it would make more sense. we talk about the market. most people say dovenald trump is a rich guy. he will land on his feet. but what about a retired school teacher that person need to worry in >> guest: yes, if you look at medicare and medicaid and everyone want to cut social security and extend the a

it shows decades of deficiencies at every level including lax regulations. n.t.s.b. a pipe with faulty welds led to the blast. many residents of the san bruno neighborhood say they have gained a sense of satisfaction from the findings. >>> last 50 years i have been paying my pg&e bill and i am so disgusted with those people. the tragedy that they caused and the tragedy they brought into all these family's lives. >> unfortunately i know no matter what i say or actions i take could never make up for the tragic loss of life and injury to the citizens of san bruno. >> the ntsb couldn't confirm who did the work but they say the pipes should never have been used when it was put into the ground 54 years ago. >>> meanwhile, the california state assembly has passed a bill requiring utilities to install automatic remote controlled shut-off valves across the state. leland yee authored the measure. the line that ruptured in san bruno had nine shutoff valves and he believes the utilities should bear the costs of upgrade their transmission networks. >>> a suspects in a series need

we have a government that is too lax and the cutbacks are coming where they shouldn't come. they are cutting back 20% of the london police force. >> two things. i feel bad for cops. they are in the tightest spot. they are dealing with the hardships. they should be more protected and given more authorities. but also you used name clive. not a stereo type. not all people are named clive, except for clive owen. joe, what do you make of those saying they are just getting their taxes back. i bet you support that. >> that's a novel way to get your taxing back. i don't think it will spread to the united states. >> philadelphia. philadelphia is having a curfew. >> but that's actually for fun. it is not going to happen for two reasons. americans are too out of shape to sustain looting for any period of time. and also we have korean grocers in the united states. and that's what they need in england. they will be on the rooves with guns defending the property that they worked hard to gain. >> that's why they came to america to protect the private property. >> they were the american dre

while pg & e got the brunt of the criticism, investigators also blamed state and federal regulators for lax oversight and for giving utility a pass on old pipes when they should have been pressure tested. >> you have got to make sure they're doing it the right way and when they violate that trust the penalty has to be high. >> reporter: among the 29 29 recommendations the safety board made. better inspections inside the pipes and the elimination of a rule that exempts older pipes from getting tested. san bruno's major who sat front and center during the proceedings had this to say about the final report. >> the ntsb did a great job. i think now we as a community will keep doing what we have been doing and that's rebuilding. >>> now the ntsb is done with its san bruno investigation its work on this issue is far from over. there are four or five more pipeline investigations pending. and the agency had to put off a lot other cases because of lack of funds. >>> we put those findings to chris john he is the president of pg & e. the night of the deadly gas line explosion, pg & e president chris j

>> today you're going to hear troubling revelations about a company that exploited weaknesses and a lax safety system, and a system of oversight. government agencies that placed a blind trust in operators to the detriment of public safety. >> today was an important milestone in determination of the root cause of the accident. it's a tragic accident. and we're sorry our pipe was involved and the cause of the accident. >> pg&e president says the company is doing all kit to correct the problem that's led to the accident. >> i'd realize that our words don't mean anything until our actions prove that. >> it's too late for the city. but not too late for the communities going forward. >> and board members took multiple opportunities to say individual employees and workers are not to blame, rather, the system in which they were working. the national transportation safety board issued 39 safety recommendations. it believes most ever after an accident investigation. live in washington, d.c., abc 7 news. >> and the ntsb report raises a lot of questions about pg&e and how they went about their busi

it was more laxative than anything else. luckily rob had meter read. >> fantastic. >> it was fantastic. >> to the greg-alogue. it is a lawn mower of logic in a front yard of falsehood. >> all right. so as rioting in london spreads like plaque on teeth, there is something more toxic than the violence going on. it is some of the reaction that stinks a little of justification. says one looter while other punks stole chocolate, this is the uprising of the working class. weary distributing the wealth. that's a revolution. i'm sure those folks in syria are inspired. i tell you the world sucks. if the man looting the store is viewed morrow man particularly than the man stocking the shelves, but you can find the idiocy anywhere. academia and those who think the behavior is okay, as long as you dress it up as a response to the man. you want to see how romantic looting really is? i want you to check out this video where a boy is seemingly helped by looters until they rob him. >> yeah, that's inspiring. but what is worse is the way we

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lax oversight of contractors, corruption. among the remedies?will help. sarah palin's travel plans adding to speculation she's about to enter the race for president. she's expected to announce her decision at a tea party rally in iowa on september 3. we knew that. now comes word palin will fly to new hampshire for a speech on labor day. hmm. >> gretchen: a coloring book has some seeing red today. the publisher of we shall never forget 9-11 says the book is meant to honor the victims of the attacks and educate children. it shows the world trade center cross at ground zero saying it resembles the christian cross and is, quote, a sign of hope. there is also a picture of osama bin laden hiding hyped a woman -- behind a woman as he is confronted by navy seals. >> very clear that they had an agenda and it is anti-muslim. >> gretchen: the book has already sold out of its first print run of 10,000 copies. the publisher plans now to print more. >> steve: meanwhile, there is no escaping shoe jokes for "married with children's" al bundy. remember him? >> t

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