in the community and with many nonprofits and last year teammates give over $15 million to the local united ways and that is no exception here in the bay area. we value the partnership greatly. congratulations on 50 years. the bay year is celebrating 90 years this year so we have been partners all those years and the tradition conditions. mr. mayor speaking of partnerships one partnership that we were all a part of that you make didn't think is the summer jobs plus initiative. target joined by more than 100 companies with mayor lee to launch that program here in san francisco and one more example when we put out the call to employers who will participate and target was there like you are on so many civic initiatives. we are proud to be your partner and work with you and the bay area. we are very excited and we can say unequivocally to every neighborhood in san francisco this is a good neighbor. the commitment to community is part of the dna of target corporation and the volunteer hours, the giving, the against ros itd of the company and its teammates really is at the top of the heap nationa

. >>> south africa accung local units of chevron, bp and other oil giants of price fixing. they said companies exchanged sales and customer data for nearly two decades to repress competition. they want a final of 10% of their revenue for the last fiscal year. >>> ikea will invest $2 billion in solar and wind energy by the year 2015. the furniture giant is aiming to produce as much renewable energy as it consumes by the year 2020. we'll check back with them on that one, you can bet on that. >>> next o "money", iran allegedly behind a devastatg cyberattack on a global oil giant. how long until our electric grids and water supplies get hit? we have a former member of the jot chiefs of staff. >>> the fed says it will keep the stimulus juices flowing but how much long until the well runs dry? moremoney" coming up. ♪ lissa: forget about horses. we've been telling but the growing threat of cyberterrorism. new intellince shows iran was behind the most destructive cyberattack on a company ever. the target was saudi aramco. that was last august. that could have been in retaliation fo

we have about 1850 local units of government.ere's a lot of bureaucracy there and so we put some common sense changes into place to try to bring order a little bit to some of the elections. look, acorn and some of those groups don't like it but the voters consistently and als on the voter id bill. 70% of the people in wisconsin wanted a voter iron d bill we gave it to them and now it's caught up in the courts. host: hatie. guest: -- caller: yes, sir. i'm going to ask this gentleman here. i'm going to ask him if romney is so good with jobs why doesn't he have plants and everything there? if he's so good with jobs and everything he can count that. now, president obama has preant lot of jobs for so many months and also with his republican house he could have been making other jobs. do republicans think more of the republican party instead of the whole country? and the democrats -- i'm a senior citizen here. and whoever would do the best for everybody, i would have voted for them. but you have to think about romney. now you say that

. >>> south africa accusing local units of chevron, bp and other oil giants of price fixing. they said companies exchanged sales and customer data for nearly two decades to repress competition. they want a final of 10% of their revenue for the last fiscal year. >>> ikea will invest $2 billion in solar and wind energy by the year 2015. the furniture giant is aiming to produce as much renewable energy as it consumes by the year 2020. we'll check back with them on that one, you can bet on that. >>> next on "money", iran allegedly behind a devastating cyberattack on a global oil giant. how long until our electric grids and water supplies get hit? we have a former member of the joint chiefs of staff. >>> the fed says it will keep the stimulus juices flowing but how much longer until the well runs dry? more "money" coming up. ♪ bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good o have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey,ood call on tho

what we saw was that in almost all the cases, the local units are paying fees for the use of intellectualperty that's basically that basically exists within the hamburger. the unit, for example, of burger king in the u.k. pays burger king in switzerland a royalty for using the brand. now, in one sense, that, of course, is up to the company. you could say where they want to have their -- you know, where the value arises, they may say the value didn't arise in the u.k., it shouldn't be taxed here. of course, the home of the whopper is the u.s. what we've noticed is these fees don't go back to the u.s. they end up somewhat in this corporate ether in places like zurg. >> it's not illegal, is it? it's just a loophole that's there to be exploited. the question is, should the loophole be closed? >> absolutely. we found nothing to suggest there's any illegal activity here. what we do see is a strong trend in the part of companies to allocate any profits they make to intellectual property. so not to the activities, the factories they have or the fast food restaurants they have, but to the use of t

dave green is president of the local united auto workers union. >> but the whole economy will benefitthis because our parts suppliers, the people who work there are out shopping at the stores, they are paying tacks, you know, they're investing in their community. >> reporter: the auto industry employs one out of every eight workers in the state. youngstown is the largest city in the region and reaped many of the benefits. it's not just auto breathing new life into northeast ohio. in youngstown, the once declining steel industry has come back. and the evidence is french-owned bn m-star which makes field tube force natural gas drilling. the company chose youngstown for its $1 billion expansion. you might not think of ohio as an energy powerhouse, but it is on the verge of a natural gas boom of its own. northeast ohio hit on vast shale formations which are rich in gas and oil. advances in hydraulic fracturing known as fracking have put the possibility of extracting that energy within reach. tom waltermire is chairman of team northeast ohio, a nonprofit economic development group. >> the

locally. at sfo, united and us airway flights to new york and boston and newark are canceled through at least 1:30 this afternoon. >> video almost doesn't seem real, like out of some kind of movie there. because of sandy, the red cross says 11 states had to cancel more than 100 blood drives. based on that reality, the red cross in oakland is trying to help fill that void. >> it feels good. you got to help when you can. it's so little from this far away. >> the next blood drive is tomorrow at the california college of the arts in oakland so if you can get out and give some blood to help. >> want to see how our forecast is holding up. how we looking now? >> it's going to be drizzly through the rest of the morning. we don't have the best of news but there is rain in the forecast. if you are making plans to head out to the parade or even as you head home from work expect showers because we're talking about a pretty significant chance. as we show you the future cast, you'll see temperatures in the 50s. 57 in san jose. of course, we've been telling you about the parade. all the way through 3:00, yo

. >> greta: according to what we can piece at 4:05 local time united states, 10:05 in benghazi cable, u.s. diplomatic mission under attack. what we have been told during that time is that president obama, vice president biden and secretary of defense panetta were in the oval office together. there was a second e-mail at 4:54, third e-mail at 6:07 our time, 12:07 in benghazi and the 12:07 one was update to. they claim responsibility for benghazi attack. that the third e-mail. apparently the facebook and twitter. in the e-mail tracks we have, there is never one, any reference to some videotape or some protest. >> look, it's standard procedure for any diplomatic facility around the world. if there is a demonstration you report it back to washington. it's good method ideology so you can assess the threat level. there were no cables, no e-mails no nothing that day about demonstrations outside the consulate. with these e-mails show beyond a doubt that the state department was fully possessed of the information in realtime. it leads to the question why the administration asked for c.i.a. ass

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we have about 1,850 local units of government. so there's a lot of bureaucracy there. so we put some commonsense changes into place to try to bring order a little bit to. so elections. look, acorn and some of those groups don't like it, but the voters consistently, and also in the voter i.d. bill, 71% of the people in wisconsin want add voter i.d. bill. we gave it to them. and now it's caught up in the courts. host: patty from houston, texas, good morning. democrats line. caller: yes. how are you all doing this morning? host: fine, thank you. go right ahead. caller: i'm going to ask this gentleman here, i'm in houston and i'm going to ask him if romney was so good with jobs, why don't he have plants and everything there, if he's so good with jobs and everything, he can count that. president obama has presented a lot of jobs. so many, so many months, and also with his republican house, he could have been -- instead of going -- talk more of the republican party stood up the whole country and the democrats all is because -- i'm a senior citizen here, and whoever would do

local dot-com's. 14 city-wide newspapers, 13 ethnic, 16 different neighborhood papers. the high schools, the special interest things, universities, tv stations, radio stations. together, those add up to 100 units of local coverage, and that is not counting all the new stock that venture capitalists like we fund in the jungle all the time. this is at some level deflowering of local journalism that happen because it is cheap to be in business now. you do not have to have a big printing press and truckers and unions and all those things. you can be right in the business in a way that was impossible in the last 25 years. i think there is a flowering going on of local journalism and lots of capital chasing that opportunity right now. >> would you agree with that? when you look at local news, do you think it is being covered well by the sources that were just cited? >> i think in the san francisco area that is true. that is probably not true in all areas, but we are seeing with the development of patch and many other high for local news sites that there is a rebirth of coverage of local news -- and many other hyperlocal news sites. >> i was a foreign correspondent for a number of years. many freelan

. >> we meant sherry gaunt in lordstown, long time gm worker and vice president of the local united autoworkersrnment didn't step in, might not be working, might not have a job. >> here at gm's lordstown, ohio, plant, they're cranking out the chevy cruz. they're got from one shift of 100 workers to three shifts with 4500 workers today. but like most autoworkers these days, she felt the pain of the layoffs. >> how much does it play into politics for you in this election? >> it means everything. >> everything? >> everything. we're doing real well right now. >> her coworkers told us a similar story. who are you supporting for president? >> obama. >> why? >> because he's for the working class. and he helped with the bailout. >> it speaks about his dar character, speaks about his concern for us. >> in warren, ohio, some former autoworkers are angry. >> i was one of the innovators. bruce worked for delphi for 34 years, a senior engineer, nonunion. >> what did the auto bail out mean to you? >> the effect on me and my family is a loss of all my health care insurance, a loss of all my life insurance, a

approximately 12 armed security, with an additional six persons that would be focused on training that local guard unit. >> would the gentleman yield? >> i'll be happy to yield. >> isn't it true we had this in testimony yesterday, they'd have as much as 30% turnover per month in the people you were training. you weren't getting good career people coming in and had high turnover in the unarmed and armed portion of the training? >> we had -- just for clarification, the guard force was somewhat confusing. in tripoli, the guards that we employed were directly hired by the embassy. >> i'm only speaking of benghazi. >> those were subcontracted. the decision to go with the subcontractor was largely based on how long we would be in benghazi. we were concerned if we brought on board full-time employees, then we would have to find positions for them if that post went away. so yes, there was very high turnover with those people. in terms of the guard that were there in february, they were there for the duration. >> if you want to finish up, that will be fine. >> they did go to benghazi on two different occasions

unit. our long-term security plan in libya was to deploy an armed locally hired libyan bodyguard unit. due to libyan political sensitivities, armed private security teams were not allowed to operate in libya. that was the case under gaddafi and was the case under the free libya. our existing uniform static local guard force, both in tripoli and benghazi, were unarmed. similar to our local guard forces that many other posts around the world. their job is simple -- it is to observe, report, and alert armed host nation security or armed response forces, possibly ds agents of that is the case. the use of local nationals as armed bodyguards is a routine practice in the department and often do so to comply with the local firearms regulations of the host nation. local nationals provide us with continuity, local expertise, threat awareness in their community, and language and cultural skills. i am confident the committee will conclude that officers and employees of the department of state, diplomatic six researchers, and mission libya conducted themselves professionally and with careful attent

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lead poisoning is the number one environmental hazards threatening children in the united states. today localls are meeting to assess guidelines and laws associated with lead poisoning. >>> a epicenter of a meni gite ies outbreak may lose their license. they found unclean conditions including black fungus in the steroid. more than 300 people have become ill and 23 died including one confirmed in maryland. >>> barnes and noble is looking into a security breach. they say the credit and debit card information of customers at 63 stores has been compromised. the store is warning customers to check unaugustized transaction. >>> stewed antiglen burnie high school are getting a look at the dangers of texting while driving. they will drive a car simulating a virtual experience on the road while texting behind the wheel. they will text while driving to see how dangerous it is. >>> national food day and baltimore's mayor is going to plant a fruit tree at a local high school. this day is used to promote healthy sustainable affordable school. >>> forecasters say tropical storm sandy could be a minimum hur

unit. our long-term security plan in libya was to deploy an armed locally hired libyan bodyguard unit.due to libyan political sensitivities, armed private security teams were not allowed to operate in libya. that was the case under gaddafi and was the case under the free libya. our existing uniform static local guard force, both in tripoli and benghazi, were unarmed. similar to our local guard forces that many other posts around the world. their job is simple -- it is to observe, report, and alert armed host nation security or armed response forces, possibly ds agents of that is the case. the use of local nationals as armed bodyguards is a routine practice in the department and often do so to comply with the local firearms regulations of the host nation. local nationals provide us with continuity, local expertise, threat awareness in their community, and language and cultural skills. i am confident the committee will conclude that officers and employees of the department of state, diplomatic security service, and mission libya conducted themselves professionally and with careful attent

we have about 1,850 local units of government. so there's a lot of bureaucracy there.nse changes into place to try to bring order a little bit to. so elections. look, acorn and some of those groups don't like it, but the voters consistently, and also in the voter i.d. bill, 71% of the people in wisconsin want add voter i.d. bill. we gave it to them. and now it's caught up in the courts. host: patty from houston, texas, good morning. democrats line. caller: yes. how are you all doing this morning? host: fine, thank you. go right ahead. caller: i'm going to ask this gentleman here, i'm in houston and i'm going to ask him if romney was so good with jobs, why don't he have plants and everything there, if he's so good with jobs and everything, he can count that. president obama has presented a lot of jobs. so many months, and also with his republican house, he could have been -- instead of going -- talk more of the republican party stood up the whole country and the democrats all is because -- i'm a senior citizen here, and whoever would do the best for everybody, i would h

approximately 12 armed security with an additional 6 persons that would be focused on training that local guard unit. >> would the gentleman yield? >> i would be happy to yield. >> isn't it true we had this in testimony from the r.s.o. from benghazi they had 30% turnover per month in these people you were training. you were not getting if you will, good career people to come in. but had a very high turnover both in the unarmed and to a lesser extent in the armed portion of the training? >> we had in terms of a point of clarification, we did have -- the guard force was somewhat confusing. in tripoli the guards that we employed were directly hired by the embassy. >> i'm only speaking of benghazi. >> those were sub contracted. the decision to go with the contractor blue mountain was largely based on our concern of how long we would be in benghazi. we were concerned if we brought upon board full-time employees we would have to find a position for them if that post went away. it's my understanding there was a high turnover with those people. in terms of the armed security that were there, the 17 february

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but they are not a threat to the united states anymore. they are localups. >> jennifer: so fascinating. thank you so much for enlightening us as to what really >> thank you very much for having me. >> jennifer: you bet. we already have a shrine to mitt's flips inside of "the war room." i think we have to build a barrel. so how is ry (vo) what is said here could decide the election. current tv presents coverage of the presidential debate. with unrivaled analysis and commentary. >> was this the game changer? is this going to change the dynamic? (vo) the only network with real-time reaction straight from the campaigns and from viewers like you. >>now that's politically direct. [ dennis' voice ] i bet he's got an allstate agent. they can save you up to 30% more by bundling your policies. well his dog's stupid. [ dennis' voice ] poodles are one of the world's smartest breeds. are you in good hands? endless shrimp is our most popular promotion at red lobster. there's so many choices, the guests love it! [ male announcer ] don't miss endless shrimp, just $14.99

units sustained damage. s reported. in montana, two local men vanished while hiking. they are both veterinarians from virginia. one ofssey spoke with the man's mother is about. the about the missing hiker's suv's friend'ss in his herndon.in his mother says the two were supposed to fly back to dulles never made their flight. they are lost somewhere in glacier national forest in montana. >> he walks his dog, so i see him every day. herndon arebors in concerned. >> yes, because he has a small daughter. >> the national park service out 50 people this weekend the missing men, but the search has been hampered by a to a foot and a half of snow at times. mother believes the snow may the man to lose the trail. she's holding out hope. a person works as an animal party aldus in vienna while the ther works as a veterinarian in richmond. there is a site found that they believe may have been a campfire and some footprints. the latest we have heard is they found the two missing hikers. vienna, tom roussey reporting. >> opening statement today in of two prints stored county officers

s united planning organization which runs the local chapter of foster grandparents she is passing along some of her famous recipes. >> i think the kids are keeping me well, come to think of it. and that is why i'm 75. so therefore, i just got to keep on living. >> reporter: for grandfather thomas, it is the kids at minor elementary school who keep him young. >> i paid my dues. i take the things that i learned through life and give it back to somebody. if i didn't do that, i would be home watching tv all day long. this is my family. >> reporter: stitching generations together, learning life's lessons along the way. chelsea clinton, nbc news, washington. >> that is our broadcast on a friday night and for this week. thank you for joining us here. i'm brian williams, of course, we hope to see you right back here on monday. and in the meantime, please have a good weekend. good night. good friday evening. i'm janelle wang. i'm jessica aguirre. it's the last day of school for two young girls. the parents say the daughters are getting kicked out of their district for something they have no cont

temporada regular termina este mes de octubre, y dc united tendra tres compromisos, el sabado 6 visitara a toronto fc, el sabado 20 tendra su unico partido de localy cierran la temporada visitando el sabado 27 a chicago fire. la clasificacion directa esta solo dc united, no depende de otros resultados en espaÑa ganaron los dos grandes del futbol, al barca le costo y real madrid goleo, tenemos imagenes y reacciones. hasta aqui los deportes, tendremos mas esta noche solo a las ... un atacante suicida taliban embistio una motocicleta cargada de explosivos contra una patrulla afgano-estadounidense, matando a 14-personas entre ellas tres soldados estadounidenses.. este es ultimo de los ataques que se producen mientras las tropas internacionales ayudan a las fuerzas afganas a tomar el control de la seguridad del pais para que las tropas extrajeras se retiren en los proximos dos anos... en los 11 anos de guerra en afganistan el numero de bajas estadounide

the reason why we couldn't come up with a replacement of the rent control units i think has a lot to do with costa hawkins, the local control. i don't see anything that would legally prevent the city from accepting these units. no, we haven't talked to should iverctiontion, but we can't imagine they wouldn't accept thea units. they have a robust system of administering units. somebody comes forward, here's two units, they've been recorded why would they say know? >> do you know if there is a requirement to rent them? >> yes, there is a requirement in the policy to rent them. * no wince they're completed the units are required to be redthctionved and sold. the units are supposed to be occupied. >> and that is the intent? >> that's the intent. * >> so -- i generally would not be supportive of demolishing -- i would agree with staff. this is a somewhat unusual case in that you've brought this proposal to us to add two bmr units. i do see the nexus in my one semester of law school, but i believe the attorney to opine. >> i have two comments. one is thank you for taking care of this beautiful home. if you look at some of

but they are not a threat to the united states anymore. they are locals. >> jennifer: so fascinating. thank you so much for enlightening us as to what really happened. >> thank you very much for having me. >> jennifer: you bet. we already have a shrine to mitt's flips inside of "the war room." i think we have to build a barrel. so how is ryan's malarkey? we'll get our shovels next right here in "the war room." presidential debate. with unrivaled analysis and commentary. >> was this the game changer? is this going to change the dynamic? (vo) the only network with real-time reaction straight from the campaigns and from viewers like you. >>now that's politically direct. >> look these guys haven't been big on medicare from the beginning. and they have always been about social security as little as you can do. look, folks use your common sense. who do you trust on this? a man who introduced a bill that would raise it $6,400 a year knowing it, and passing it and romney saying he would sign it or me and the president? >> jennifer: i just loved that moment. in t

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united... y los grupo locales en sus comunidades pasan estas formas para que se comprometan a votar por candidatosington anuncio que estara disponible para atender las necesidades de sus conciudadanos, una vez pasada la emergencia. ademas, servicio de inmigracion cerrara varias de sus oficinas; las citas serÁn reprogramadas para fechas futuras. mientras... ya hay refugios disponibles... el condado de montgomery anuncia varios lugares a los que podra acudir para protegerse, a partir de este lunes al medio dia. y se suman las universidades de george mason, marymount, de-vry, y el nova a las instituciones donde se suspendienron clases para putin. mantenga regresamos a el debate con jorge ramos. >>> vamos a hablar con el doctor richard carmona. que fuera asesor con el presidente bush. quien serÁ el tercer senador hispano en washington. antes tiene que ganar al actual senador de california jeff blake. esta es una Época en que no es fÁcil, para un demÓcrata ganar en arizona. el doctor carmona nos acompaÑa vÍa satÉlite de tucson. >>> doctor carmona. gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> doctor trabajÓ con