lex stay on the line. updates also cancelled no refunds. >> stephen: to remember, if you would like to atone for your sins that number is 1-888-oops-jew. wow, the calls are starting to come already. shalom, how have you wronged me. >> hey, stephen, this is ira glass. >> ira glass, host of public radio this american life. i recognized your voice because hi the sudden urge to pledge $50 for a dr. who fannie pack. so ira what is your apology. >> stephen, i apologize for never having you on this american life. >> yes. >> so tonight my apology to stephen colbert, act 1, the apology, act 2, you forgive me. >> stephen: well, of course i forgive you ira. >> thank you, stephen, really, i really have come to realize if anybody should be a guest on this american life it's you because you are america. i read will-- learned that from watching your show. >> stephen: thank you, i watch your show too. >> my show is on the radio. (laughter) >> stephen: of course it is,. i turn the sound down and i watch my radio. >> stephe

among them virginia state democratic chairman, brian moran of lex lex. >> i think the republican convention, kvirginia delegates got prime seat argh you having prime seating. >> we are receiving a great deal of attention. >> moran was beaming on the convention floor. a prime spot for a state that could help swing the election. but for the district of columbia and maryland, two very democratic places, they're way back into the convention hall. no matter where they sit, though, the democrats are gathering with one thought in mind. a second term for barack obama. >> a lot of excitement on the ground. we're feeling optimistic. we have got to got to work and make sure, we are successful november 6. >> reporter: at the democratic national convention in charlotte, i'm tom sherwood, news 4. >> life sometimes just ain't fair. tomorrow is labor day. except for cops, firemen and news reporters of course, nobody works on lay bore day. that include delegates to the convention. tuesday they get done to business and we'll be here to cover it. jim. >> you are working tomorrow, right, jim? >> yes, like i sa

that charge reduced to lex driving. >> there is a lot of parents making critical mistakes when it comes to using car seats for kids. one one in five parents and the majority of the mistakes include using the wrong shots. killers are the number one accident for children ages 1-12. >> that is a >>> coming up at 6:00 a simple solution to a dangerous problem. a hospital worker invention to keep himself and fellow workers safe on the job and there is someone setting fire to a play structure in a neighborhood that needs places like this and there is what is going to take, those stories and more coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> and world news is coming up next, i'm cheryl jennings. >> thanks for watching. we hope to

in the race for campaign money, federally lex commission figures for august show mr.million to 67 million dollars. and the obama organization has more cash on hand, 89 million compared to 50 million. but those figures don't include the bank accounts of the two national committees or those independent super pacs. as to where all money is going, the obama team has spent $236 million on tv advertising compared to romney's $92 million >> i approve this mess osgood: but again that figure doesn't include tv spending by pro romney super pacs >> restore our future is responsible for the content of this message >> osgood: $205 million so far. it's not over yet. by campaign's end the cumulative number of political tv ads, national, state and local, will total $3.6 million... 3.6 million ads. ♪ vote for me >> osgood: again 44 days and counting to election day. and that brings us to bob scheiffer here in new york today with a special guest on "face the nation." good morning, bob >> schieffer: good morning, charles. well he was the star of the democratic convention, and today we'l

inspired if the west is always lex doing all those how to do things we should do our own business but meeting with president putin is about rid of or informant or when they have to be from toes always manage discussions but it is not the prove of coverage if you are giving the impression that you would like to undo ourselves we have to talk about these issues we have to discuss these. in detail and so i do think that the so-called pope who led the we have a washout is due to defect. when it comes to come. thank you thank you very much for being with us that was cool care prime minister luxembourg talking to us on spotlight and that's it for now from all of us spotlight will be back with more first of comments i was going on a rush and then stay on the party and take you know they stayed there and take a picture in which they did. the body move. sigrid laboratory to mccurry was able to build a most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything turns mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans and world this is why you should care onl

but at the end of the week but as little lex pointed out it won't end the discussion. if you look closely at what mitt romney did in his 2011 taxes as we've done at "the huffington post" he disallowed enough of the deductions to inch it over to 14% and no more. if we calculated that the white house is worth 200,000 to him because that's what he paid to get it over 14% and then, of course, in tax law he can claim those deductions later on. he forewent $2 million of tax reductions. taxes over the next three years and i bet you anything he does, he'll eventually take that tax reduction. everyone will sit around doing these calculations and brings up the whole -- this in conjunction with the videotape, the 47% of pay no taxes versus this, just doesn't solve any problems force him at all. >> this strikes me the word cute, a good four-letter word for this, very cute to put out only what you promised to put out and not 10 or 12 years and give a sketchy look and have this trap door where you can grab the money in this year's election returns. >> i think what the romney campaig

they really want lex to do a grassroots campaign. it's got to be a long-term thing. neil: charles and lori rothman, thank you. all romney has to do is remember a single line. a single line. that line after woman: i remember the moment. -i'll never forget that moment. woman: that changed my life. man: at that moment, it hit me -- this is why i joined the guard. we're soldiers, always ready to protect our country, but we've also got communities -- family, friends, neighbors -- who count on us. i couldn't believe it. i just saved a life. somebody from my hometown. announcer: see what it means to be a citizen-soldier, at nationalguard.com. neil: what a debate allows you to do is allows you to be you if you want to be you. not to nitpick what your opponent has said. it was on to ron and then what he would do differently. ron versus reagan. ronald reagan. in 1980, they did both. they dispelled notions about his challengers. in this case that ronald reagan was in the cowboy that would recklessly send us down the path to armageddon. he did that with a smile with one simple q

they really want lex to do a grassroots campaign. it's got to be a long-term thing. charles and lori rothman, thank you. all romney has to do is remember a single line. that line after this. ally bank. why they have a raise your rate cd. tonight our guest, thomas sargent. nobel laureate in economics, and one of the most cited economists in the world. professor sargent, can you tell me what cd rates will be in two years? no. if he can't, no one can. that's why ally has a raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. neil: what a debate allows you to do is allows you to be you if you want to be you. not to nitpick what your opponent has said. it was on to ron and then what he would do differently. ron versus reagan. ronald reagan. in 1980, they did both. they dispelled notions about his challengers. in this case that ronald reagan was in the cowboy that would recklessly send us down the path to armageddon. he did that with a smile with one simple question. are you better off than you were four years ago. very simple and very clear and very ronald reagan. for

they really want lex to do a grassroots campaign. it's got to be a long-term thing.thman, thank you. all romney has to do is remember a single line. that line after i'm so glad you called. thank you. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what? i know. don't worry, we have cancelled your old card. great. thank you. in addition to us monitoring your accounts for unusual activity, you could also set up free account alerts. okay. [ female announcer ] at wells fargo we're working around the clock to help protect your money and financial information. here's your temporary card. welcome back. how was london? [ female announcer ] wells fargo. together we'll go far. >>neil: everyone is giving mitt romney advise. not me. go with your gut. the truest thing to tell any candidate, get back to what you secretly believe. that is what a debate allows, allows you to be you. not to nit-pick what your opponent has said. ronald reagan dispensed with those detail by telling jimmy carter, there you go again. it was on to ron and what he would do differently, t

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collective members for they pretty much go to expose lex security and rather the need for security in order to protect vital information and according to anti-sex they've uncovered millions upon millions of these u.d. i.d.'s unique device id codes that long to apple products i phones i pads and the like they've come in contact with millions of these in the way that they say that they got these was they have to left top belonging to the f.b.i. so there's two questions right here if if this is all legitimate. one who is safe if there's twelve million was random i phone codes just sitting around here and then hanging out yeah and then to. who is especially safe when those codes are stored on the laptop of some random f.b.i. especially it bears mentioning that the f.b.i. came out and completely denied as did out at you as to apple apple should say the f.b.i. didn't completely deny this exists they said that there was i don't have the exact wording from answer but they said that there was no breach as far as they were aware so did the f.b.i. hand over the files we do know that the f.b.i. w

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we have dutch lexes coming up on the 12th of september. deciding the funding and leveraging, and reports from greece. so we have had a smooth run so far and i think september will be different. >> michael, what kind of strategy are you using right now, are you remaining cautious? are you going to try to put a little more on the table? >> it's interesting. i think the fear of a 2008 repeat is getting replaced by the fear of overstimulus. everyone is focussing on the fed next week, china is the place to look at. unlike europe and the united states, they can do stimulus on the fiscal side and the monetary side. that means they could miss out on the inflationary move. all year it's been about the u.s. you might see money coming out into other riskier areas of the globe. >> do we have to look at china or talking about the fed and ecb next week. >> absolutely we have to keep looking at china, i think a lot of their most as ifty issues, one of these days the lights will go on. i don't think it will be a good thing. i'm looking at three things. i

. >> students return to class lex the lawyer for anne arundel county executive john leopold is calling for testing meat be the testimony to be tossed out. the accusations were first brought to light by the 11 news i-team. the lawsuit is called in material and important. he added they contain only sensationalized allegations about irrelevant matters than double hearsay. the lawsuit of recently named leopold and three other men of sexual harassment, creating a hostile workplace. he was also accused of using spies to detect this loyalty among county employees. >> for the most part, it is business as usual on the campus of morgan state university. a man was shot there are around this time last night, forcing the campus into lockdown. we have continuing coverage of the investigation. how do students seem to be reacting tonight, nadia? >> we just got word that there is a rally about to start at any moment now on campus. students just say it is the united front to show that the shooting should never have happened here, so we expect that to start at any moment now. in the meantime, police were

it is with text and lex. their mission is to show you a good time every time.s on red eye stay at the econo comfort suite located minutes off exit 23 near the garden state parkway serving complementary breakfast. >>> we're back. let's see if we got anything wrong so far. a poor man's don scott. >> i am just so outraged right now. >> i was going to ask how you were feeling are you saying i am a john scott for the 47%? >> yes, you are. that's what you are. innocence of muslim film makers arrested. you said it is a crappy video. who is they? >> guys who make really weird movies. >> like aaron sorkin. >> sherwood schwartz? >> no, i said it twice. >> lses, greg, you said -- also, greg, you had said the assistant d.a. was a threat to run on a lengthy pattern of deception. lpa i like to call it. you see the problem here? >> i do. >> i want you to know that i spent all afternoon at the doctor where they administered a number of unusual tests. >> i don't think you were actually at the doctors. >> you understand you were in your office all afternoon, right? >> oh my god.

. >> ity tt tt tty -- i think itt important lex of my lifetime. they are picking between a economic systemen gauged by the government, and more involved with the government, verses the republican side which is going to be less government and more free market. so, it's a choice. i think the candidate that can make the best argument as to why they're model or approach is going to create better economic growth will win the election, and we'll see. i think it will be very close. >> it has been very close in the polls, and it's not just about growth, but also about jobs. we have a jobs report coming out on friday, businesses, i don't know what you're hearing out there, but they're unwilling to add new heads to the payroll, what's stopping them? >> uncertainly of what's going on and the political environment. you have china that is slowed down, but in the united states, i think you could argue, if you got clarity on the new tax policy, deal with the fiscal cliff issues including dealing with the structural deficit in a way that's something about long te

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cnn money.com's managing editor lex harris joins me with a preview. the question is, will it move the needle on unemployment? >> it almost certainly won't. as you said, the economists we spoke to are looking for 120,000 jobs. i've seen some estimates that are a little higher but to talk about a real recovery, you need to see 200,000 or more. 120,000 is not awful and continues this story of slow, steady gains. >> lex harris, thank you very much. we're also following breaking news out of china. a series of earthquakes killing at least 43 people. the four quakes range from a 4.8 to 5.6. the earthquakes damaged more than 20,000 homes. >>> hurricane leslie spinning in place in the open atlantic right now. but the storm still has its sites set on bermuda. leslie is a category one hurricane, expected to remain stationary through the morning, 430 miles seestd of bermuda. bolters and swimmers on the east coast are being warned to look for dangerous swells. leslie is expected to intensify and pass east of bermuda on sunday morning and it could be upgraded to a

. >> of course, that was gene hackman as lex luthor in "superman." >>> now the late night reaction tot romney in that secret tape. >> the big rollout of romney 9.30 started yesterday. how did the reboot go? yes, the romney campaign's reboot was spoiled by footage from last may of governor romney at a $50,000 a plate fund-raiser talking to rich people about poorer people, in a matter you would imagine cartoon rich people talk about cartoon poorer people. >> there are 47% of the people who will vote for the president no matter what. who are dependent on government, who believe they are victims, who believe they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you name it. >> release the hounds. >> mitt nailed it. obama supporters are nothing but lazy parasites. get a job! get this. the 47% who don't pay federal income tax are mostly elderly, children and the working poor, and u.s. military personnel deployed in war zones who are exempt from paying federal taxes on combat pay. see. romney mentioned the troops in a speech. >> i bet there will be more of that -- more where that came fr

we finally have the details and joining me now via skype to break it all down is lex friedman, staffriter with mac world. good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you. >> thank you for joining us so early. i've got to ask you first off, on a scale of one to 10 how excited are you about the five own 5? >> you know, i think i'd put myself firmly at an eight. i think it looks good and matches expectations. the challenge that apple faces is whatever the rumors are getting to south phone will be, by the time the phone is released turn out to be accurate. i think this time around the he features that it is sporting are really impressive features. >> it is slimmer, it weighs a bit less. also, of course, as you said, the bigger screen and same prices so that is kind of some good news. also, the iphone 4s started at the same price that the if ona own 5 will start at. it will work with 4glte network and also ios6 is going to be the operating system but those of us who have the previous versions of the iphone and some of the ipads can also upgrade to ios6, is that right? >> that's right. ios

my name is lex and i'm unaffiliated. enjoyed your talk very much and agree wholeheartedly. in the course of talking you never once mentioned the d word, democrat. it should not be surprising that unions pursue their self-interest and feather their own nests but they have complicit politicians and elected officials who will work with them and they are predominately democrat. >> well, i go a step further. a lot of people say the democratic party has a subsidiary to -- subsidiary. i believe government employee unions have a subsidiary called the democratic party. if you look at that chart i was talking about if you go to shadowbosses.com and you look at the chart you will see the top 10 house and senate candidates. they are all democrats. next question. yes, sir? >> larry hartley. this couldn't be more timely and it will have quite an impact on what we will be doing in the next few months on this session. let me ask you this and the issue of the party, on the federal level which is absolutely accurate my experience at the state level getting into this now with their state and

and you saw the fact that this was being done online, using on lex technologies, created extraordinary opportunities for communities to connect. and what was otherwise viewed as a medical problem, organ, you know, donation really was recognized not as a medical issue, but as a social issue. people not signing up. it's not about the doctors it's about the people signing up. those are the kind of things that he cares about that he wants. and, frankly, i would say all of the peep at facebook want the company to be able to achieve. >> so the big personnel mobile, social mobile, local. >> right. >> gavin: and mark obviously -- >> talks about that. >> gavin: that's the big plan, he made the comment that people may underestimate the significance of this. that's i imagine the most dominant and focused now and facebook is moving the transition as we all transition away from the p.c.s to mobile. >> i think people have again commentators, have really underestimated the natural connection between the service that facebook offers and the growing ubiquitous i of mobile devices. facebook is all about

>> hi, i'm lex, and i'm unaffiliated. enjoyed the talk very much and agree wholehearted by with the premise. i was surprised you never once mentioned the "d word," and in this case, democrat. it should not be surprised unions pursue their own self-interests feathering their own nests, but there's officials who work with them, predominantly from the democratic party. isn't that the case? >> well, i go further. a lot of people say the democrat party has a subsidiary called unions. i believe today government employee unions have a subsidiary called the democrat party. if you look at that chart i was talking about you can find on www.shadowbosses.com, if you look at the charts, you see all the top ten house and senate candidates they contribute to. they are all democrats. next question. yes, sir? >> larry, this couldn't be more timely. i just think that it could have an impact on what we do in the next few months in decision on this issue. let me ask you this. by the way, on the issue of the parties, the federal level, what y

if tea lex were to be held today, it would be a shock if mitt romney were to win. he has to find a way to shake up that narrative. >> one of the things we've seen in the polls is older voters moving more in the direction towards president obama, and one of the key issues in this campaign has been medicare which has really been brought to light since mitt romney brought on paul ryan as his running mate. do you think retrospectively that could actually cost him? >> i think this is more about mitt romney than it is about paul ryan. it's always more about the principal than it is about the vice presidential candidate. that being said, when you talk to trks over the last few years, ever since paul ryan unveiled his medicare plan several years ago, what they've said is we hope we can play even on medicare and this is in congressional races and senate races. the idea is they want to be able to play even on it. no one saying on the republican side we think we can win 70% or 75% based on this. that's usually where politicians want to be. they want to have issues that resona

does anybody have any questions they would like to ask lex. >> i did want to just mention c-span is here today. it will be shown at a future date so we will pass the microphone around is what i'm trying to say if everybody would speak into the microphone. >> give your names, look at the camera. >> that would be great and i can't help but remark about "fraternity". >> the spirit of fraternity. >> we do feel like we are fraternity in many ways. eddie? >> first of all i would like to thank diane for chronicling this very special experience for us, the people who lived through it but before it began to tell you about my assessment of last night and where we are at would like to recognize a pioneer who is one of those only african-americans that was at holy cross for an extended period. bob cretul can you please stand up? an amazing track star, great scholar and continues to do great immunity service working with me at urban edge. bought this great work in the area of affordable housing. [applause] last night we all got together about 1:30 and we finished everything. ted loves to be close to

citizens they cannot actually vote in federally lexes. that's because guam is one of 14 u.s.er made it that far. >> guam you have to say i'm from guam usa to kind of assert. i'm part of the united states. >> reporter: the japannese military invaded guam in world war ii, but now a new generation of japannese has returned. a million a year armed with cash and credit cards to shop, basque in the sunshine and play in guam's krystal clear waters. while tourist dollars support the island's economy, an unwelcome outsider is undermining its eco system. the poisonous brown tree snake. >> the chances of spotting a snake are almost 0. they blend in so well with the branches that unless they start to move during the day you still don't see them. this is a hit-or-miss proposition >> reporter: even hunting with the biologist of the u.s. geo logical survey, it took two hours to spot the nocturnal snake >> yeah, i've got him. reporter: on an island that has at least five times more snakes than people. this is an adult. >> it's an adult reporter: with no natural predators they've hunted to ex

also with us onset, lex has written a number of books and currently a writer for mac world.xplain to us the cord that you have and i guess it's no longer compatible? >> so the cord light is an i will wlum natured charger cable for the iphone. so it's basically all those people that have trouble plugging in their phones at night when it's dark, the cord light helps with that problem. and so i wouldn't say that it's not compatible. it's compatible with all the other iphones and devices that are out there right now. >> but not the new one. >> no, it's not. the new lightning connector that has been released, we will have to basically start over and design a new one around that. >> are you upset about this? >> i wouldn't call it upset. we see it more as an opportunity to build a new device and to have a new product on the market. there's definitely some challenges associated with it. most are schedule based. so we're probably not going to be able to release the new cord light for the new lightning connector until next year. so we'll miss the holiday season which is a challenge. >

in the race for campaign money, federally lex commission figures for august show mr. million dollars. and the obama organization has more cash on hand, 89 million compared to 50 million. but those figures don't include the bank accounts of the two national committees or those independent super pacs. as to where all money is going, the obama team has spent $236 million on tv advertising compared to romney's $92 million >> i approve this mess osgood: but again that figure doesn't include tv spending by pro romney super pacs >> restore our future is responsible for the content of this message >> osgood: $205 million so far. it's not over yet. by campaign's end the cumulative number of political tv ads, national, state and local, will total $3.6 million... 3.6 million ads. ♪ vote for me >> osgood: again 44 days and counting to election day. and that brings us to bob scheiffer here in new york today with a special guest on "face the nation." good morning, bob >> schieffer: good morning, charles. well he was the star of the democratic convention, and today we'll sit down fo

dagen: how bad will inflation get lex back do we have any idea how awful it could get >> there is a lotslack in the economy. the tricky thing will be with the federal reserve. how do they start to pull this money out of the economy when they start to see progress on the labor market. dagen: do you think their present actions will have any impact on the labor market? is the economy bad enough to do what they did last week? 2015 as on interest rates may go up. >> chairman bernanke is clearly concerned about the labor market. dagen: which is more dangerous? putting your money into something that is extremely risky? >> treasuries do not have enough yield. that is part of the problem. for example, high yield bond. if you look at the returns they have gotten so far, they are up 11%. credit is up over 5%. that is not anything you see in a "normal market." the whole country has gone looking for yield in all the wrong places. dagen: what are you selling here and what are you buying? >> mortgages have really run with the federal reserve buying a lot more mortgages. we have some great corporate. l

if tea lex were to be held today, it would be a shock if mitt romney were to win. he has to find a way to shake up that narrative. >> one of the things we've seen in the polls is older voters moving more in the direction towards president obama, and one of the key issues in this campaign has been medicare which has really been brought to light since mitt romney brought on paul ryan as his running mate. do you think retrospectively that could actually cost him? >> i think this is more about mitt romney than it is about paul ryan. it's always more about the principal than it is about the vice presidential candidate. that being said, when you talk to trks over the last few years, ever since paul ryan unveiled his medicare plan several years ago, what they've said is we hope we can play even on medicare and this is in congressional races and senate races. the idea is they want to be able to play even on it. no one saying on the republican side we think we can win 70% or 75% based on this. that's usually where politicians want to be. they want to have issues that resona

and those are words that seem to have disappear prd the republican lex -- disappeared from the republican lexicon. >> does labor consider itself to be part of the solution to the current economic woes, and what specifically can labor do to bring america roaring back? >> i think we can continue to do what we're doing, number one, elect barack obama. i think that's number one. number two, i mean, we're out there basically working on legislation, we're working on plans to get america moving again, put people back to work. we're working with the administration, the democrats in the house and the senate, to come up with bills that are going to where we can start rebuilding america, shovel-ready jobs where we can get bridges, roads, tunnels rebuilt, put people back to work. we've already seen it with the auto industry. we need more of things like that that are putting people back to work that are real, and you can count, and you can look at them and say 100, 200,000 people are back to work because of that action, and that worked. >> how can labor help challenge foreign companies like foxcon to