jamal simmons, lois romano, and joined by jennifer ruben, writing for the "washington post.", i'll give you the first words there. a coup to get the first dropout to endorse you -- level of importance? >> a two on a scale of zero to ten. he did not exactly burn down the barn when he was in the race. of course, what is significant that there hasn't been a single governor, even though rick perry was head of the rga, who has come out and endorsed him. i think that's significant. in part because i think it shows he hasn't been able to capture the establishment side of the party to go with the tea partiers. and partially because i think it may reflect on his personal qualities, his personal relationships with other politicians. >> i know you've been tough on perry and some of your -- in some of your writings, but let me counter that and say there were a lot of new republican governors elected who didn't have establishment support. i'm thinking rick scott comes to mind, in particular, who -- and nikki haley who thought i'm not going to play the establishment endorsement game. >> ri

lois with the story. >> reporter: swivel, store, and study all while doing it in style. they are not only brightening up the classroom, but everything else as well. she sayings it helps her be intentive. >> i have add. i have to move a lot. you are allowed to move with them. >> reporter: they swivel 360 degrees, and they are for right or left-handed students, and they are extremely easy to get in and out of. >> reporter: having a dynamic environment is needed for 21st century students. >> it allows flexibility that you can move from one structure to another. they are working as an entire group. the manufacturerrer worked with sjsu to develop a -- the manufacturer worked with sjsu to develop more. it's out with the old and in with the new. melissa ri, update news. >>> dominic uridia is up for arts and entertainment. >> reporter: we have a lot of things going on around campus today. phil's open mic night, featuring everything from comedy to music. courtney joelander with the story. >> reporter: from rap and guitar to harmonicas and standup comedy. open mic gives the puck l

we are just bee loy coyt tower, which is lit up in red, white and blue.t's another reminder of a common spirit that emerged all across the country in the wake of the attacks. ♪ god bless america land that i love ♪ ♪ stand beside her >> reporter: dozens of san francisco police officers and firefighters gathered outside city hall to pay tribute to who they consider to be their fallen brothers and sisters. the more than 400 first responders who died on that fateful day ten years ago. ♪ >> reporter: mayor ed lee paid special tribute to the first responders from san francisco who travelled to new york to help in the recovery effort. >> we sent volunteers there to help, body recovery, and recovery of that city. but we also know what it meant to new york -- what it meant to the country. we're here standing together as one country. >> reporter: willie brown, who was mayor of san francisco during the attacks recalls the initial panic felt by san franciscoans in the moments after the first plane hit the world trade center. >> 93 was a flight headed to san francisco

loy? >> who makes this? >> american fittings. >> oh, yeah. e.m.t. only, four-inch, wet location. shows a little u.l. stamp on it. >> i have to add for the small fittings, when you can't put those marks on, you have to go to the box. it says it on the box. >> there's nonmetallic cable for you. it's the white stuff. and the yellow stuff. >> what's the dinches between white and yellow? >> white is 14-gauge wire. in san francisco, it's not used in commercials. the national code it's restricted to type five, wooden construction. >> this gauge up to 15 amp is used for your typical plug loads. >> this wire is used for the laundry, the circuits and the other slightly larger -- >> is there a piece sticking out here? it's noticeably bigger? >> no. not noticeably bigger. >> it has actually multiple conductors in it. three conductors >> three conductors. it's got a white conductor that's called the neutral. a black conductor that's called the ungroud grounded wire, hot wire. and it's got a conductor that's called the ground wire. >> let's take a-- it must take a lot of that wire in the house

video on demand all season long fueled calls and lois says feeds now in the palm of your. question on the. wealthy british. sometimes suppliers. market finance come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to a report on our deep. anticipation in the west bank turns to anger as the upcoming house painted for statehood at the u.n. looks like it's on shaky ground with u.s. president obama vowing to veto the move this amid speculation american castilian leaders may have already agreed on a water tower below the world markets softer a gloomy assessment of the us economically. auspex by the federal reserve this is a fresh wave of austerity cuts prompts mass protests and strikes in debt ridden greece. at an old nasa satellites plunging towards the earth with hundreds of fragments expecting to come crashing down but u.s. scientists still don't know where russian experts think the debris could pose a serious danger to people's health if they come in contact with a human up nex

s failed attempt to join with force never to explore the arctic there lois was broken by the russian partner scenting k p p who was seeking compensation for the courts from the british parent company. let's have a look at the markets now and let's start with the oil prices they are lower has investors fear europe's debt crisis will harm economic growth tempering demand for raw materials lights which as you can see is currently trading at eighty five dollars per barrel while branches hollering at one hundred and ten dollars. european markets seeing heavy losses in early trade the puts is one point three percent lower shares in the u.k. lenders are under pressure after the independent commission told banks they will have to ring fence their retail. following the credit crisis says lloyds of down three point two percent growth bank of scotland is down three point six percent and barclays shed three and a half percent. and that war is weighing on the russian markets as well the interest is standing in last week's losses in monday's trade the r.t.s. m m i six a deeply in the red three poi

his government so knows them it does not as you brought up know who these murky nationalists and is lois who until recently were guarded quoque terrorism quote remember george bush. khadafi as again i quote our valuable ally in the war against terrorism well he was speaking of about the militants in benghazi who can control cultivated for a long time by the british so they just don't know they're hoping for the best but you know something is always of the men with the guns make the rules and this war was not won by the libyan people as portrayed in the media was run by special forces from britain and france and by their air forces and i think they will have a very important say in the make up of the future libyan government can you have any worries or said something you're right and jump in. you know i just wanted to add something to what erica said and that is that my understanding is that the qatari government was actually central to the financing of the rebel movement and one has to ask oneself what role they may expect to play going forward i mean they made this investment in the reb

all right lois show the people the your work show the people oh my god it's too hot for t.v. . yeah it looks fantastic look out it out it's hot. yeah i can feel it over here buddy you are burning up the art world you put up on e-bay and it's already attracting dozens of big prices skyrocketing people understand that the wave of today is a burning banks and you're on the bleeding edge of this movement now tell us what exactly gave you that moment of inspiration to create change burning you know i kind of led up to it through a series of paintings that i that i started doing of one of them was these sort of fantasy riot scenes because we've been seeing so much of that on television and then there was also a series of just just regular buildings that were on fire well then i combined that the chocolate in my peanut butter was my love for impressionist plane air painting painting on location combined with my with the symbolic fire of of economic destruction that is being wrought upon us so you're kind of like the cézanne of arson yeah yes maybe the monet you know you know who was a

lois with snooki who can't even pronounce his name you know to be called mr anderton that he did but i mean what what what's up with with jon stewart writing the job that we always sort of charged journalists with doing which is holding a lawmaker's accountable interviewing heavy garrick like admiral mike mullen what's happening when you stephen colbert is doing it to me can't make them out there basically they're not really all they're doing is occupying the space that these guys once did you know occupied that's all it is it's not anything more complicated these people have abdicated their role to do investigative reporting to cover the news that people don't necessarily aren't comfortable with you know are and are not about say the. propaganda arm of the republican party that some say fox has become so you take that out of the equation this is wide open field and you have you know comedians that can move into that because they have this young kind of hipster audience that has expanded so now they have the freedom to do this that was pristine for journalism professor at georgetown

. >>> in june "newsweek" reporter lois romano wrote mrs.bama took secret outings in the washington area but always eluded the press. until now. an associated press white house photographer caught this shot of the first lady in a target store in nearby alexandria, virginia. she was incognito with a hat and glasses. msnbc confirmed her secret service detail was with her at the time but her communications director woulden disclose what the first lady actually bought only saying it is not uncommon for the first lady to slip out to run an errand, eat at a local restaurant or otherwise enjoy the city outside the white house gates. and who else, where else, would you go once you got outside those white house gates? first stop, target. >>> coming up, some african-americans have been expressing disagreements with president obama's policy priorities lately, but herman cain believes african-american voters have been brainwashed to vote for president obama. that's coming up. >>> later, a witness to the police brutality that occurred at the occupy wall

is second currency in the world, remains stable, because we have a credible central bank, there is a loyis so much euros at currency, the problems are let's face it, we are not complacent about this, different fiscal positions and levels of competitiveness among the members of the monetary union. >> you're saying there's no circumstance -- you're saying the answer has to be greater coordination on fiscal policy. there's no possibility of anybody exiting the euro. >> we are going forward in terms of integration. >> this debate in europe, no one is discussing the way forward, but just how fast and how far it's going further integration. we have already taken very important steps in that direction. >> ten years from now europe will be more integrated. >> much stronger, i can tell you. if there is a real emerging problem globally it's europe. before it was european countries. we were not united. only after the fall of the berlin wall you have this continental dimension. in fact, europe is stronger today than it was five years or ten years ago as a block. so europe, five, ten years from now w

. >> reporter: then, there's lois crosby. she started at fair haven more than three decades ago.verdosed twice. the second time, i overdosed, even the doctors don't know how i'm alive. >> all seven of your former students said they either thought or tried to commit suicide. a, are they lying to me and b, how does that make you feel? >> it makes me feel bad but i really don't believe it has anything to do with us. >> reporter: there are also these two former students. tell me your name? >> frank. katherine. >> reporter: katherine and frank, two of the pastor's children, he and his wife adopted when they were young. >> i haven't spoken to him in 25 years. he won't speak to me. >> reporter: frank said his father got mad when he wouldn't finish a 10 mile run. >> he stripped me down and hit me until he couldn't move his arm anymore and i was black and blue. as punishment i had to wear a dress in day camp tore -- for the entire day to show what a sissy i was. >> you ran cross-country and came in second place. he said what? >> told me i was never to lose a race ever and lifted my skirt

i'm currently at loy-ola university of chicago pursuing my undergraduate with management with a paralegal and i plan to go to law school next year. [applause] >> and so i have this like -- this fantasy like my dream would be i'm teaching -- 'cause that's where i teach loyola law school and i work in the innocence project and you can sign up the summer after your first year and so i have this like thing, i'm at the podium getting ready for class and he comes in and he's a student. but he keeps saying he's not going to take my class. why? why is that? >> i can imagine her being my teacher like jovan, i expect you to be the best. i want you to be -- >> why? >> it would be brutal. >> darn it. [laughter] >> but i also work for mareville academy in displays and work with troubled youths, those who had a hard life. i worked directly with them, counseled them, teach them life skills. and actually this monday will be my second year anniversary from being married. [applause] >> my wife is actually in the back, andrea mosley. [applause] >> we have a question here. >> in your time in jail, did you me

. >> reporter: then, there's lois crosby. she started at fair haven more than three decades ago.ity was too much for her. >> i've actually overdosed twice. the second time, i overdosed, even the doctors don't know how i'm alive. >> all seven of your former students said they either thought or tried to commit suicide. a, are they lying to me and b, how does that make you feel? >> it makes me feel bad but i really don't believe it has anything to do with us. >> reporter: there are also these two former students. tell me your name? >> frank. katherine. >> reporter: katherine and frank, two of the pastor's children, he and his wife adopted when they were young. >> i haven't spoken to him in 25 years. he won't speak to me. >> reporter: frank said his father got mad when he wouldn't finish a 10 mile run. >> he stripped me down and hit me until he couldn't move his arm anymore and i was black and blue. as punishment i had to wear a dress in day camp tore -- for the entire day to show what a sissy i was. >> you ran cross-country and came in second place. he said what? >> told me i was ne

hell loy, everyone. i'm craig melvin in for thomas roberts today.we start with the political football playing out in washington. president obama venting to house speaker john boehner on when to hold that major jobs speech. the officials insist they got the okay to address officials next wednesday, the same day as the republican presidential debate. but after john boehner says no, the president will unveil his jobs plan on the same night as the first day of the nfl season. >> our intention was merely for the president to address the joint session of congress as soon as possible upon congress's return of their recess. our interest is in not having a political back and forth here at all. our interest is in the president speaking to the people, speaking to congress about the need to do things, to create jobs and get the economy going. >>> nbc's mike viqueira is live on the north lawn for us this morning. vick, does the white house really believe that anyone is buying that they didn't know what they're doing? >> there's a lot of disbelief about washingto

. >> and then there's lois crosby. she started fair haven more than three decades ago.utality was too much for her. >> i've actually overdosed twice. the second time i overdosed, even the doctors don't know how i'm alive. >> all seven of your former students said they have either thought or tried to commit suicide. a, do you think they are like to me and b, how does that make you feel? >> it make mess feel bad but i don't believe it has anything to do with us. >> reporter: but there are also these two former students. tell me your name? >> frank. >> katherine. >> katherine and frank, two of pastor's children, whom he and his wife adopted when they were young. >> i haven't spoken to him in 25 years. he won't speak to me. >> reporter: frank says his father once got mad when he didn't finish a ten-mile run. >> he stripped me down, got his belt to out and spanked me until he couldn't move his arm anymore and i was black and blue from my lower back to the bottom of my legs. as a punishment, i had to wear a dress in day camp for the entire day to show everybody what a sissy i

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the investigators lied that ambassador loy from the swiss embassy in tehran did not want to see us.n falsely, that they we would be given due process and access to our lawyer, the courageous and persistent mr. masud chaffey. the most infuriating, most infuriatingly, they told us that our families stopped writing us letters. releasing us is a good gesture and no positive step should go unnoticed. we applaud the iranian authorities for finally making the right decision regarding our case. but we want to be clear, they do not deserve undue credit for ending what they had no right and no justification to start in the first place. from the very start, the only reason we have been held, from the very start, the only reason we have been held hostage is because we are american. sarah was held for 410 days. the two of us were held for 781 days. it is far too long and it is far longer than the american hostages at the u.s. embassy in tehran in 1979. it was clear to us from the very beginning that we were hostages. hostage is the most accurate term because despite certain knowledge of our inno

it's an accident that involved an overturned car at that lois. >>> let's go to steve.ay we start off with the low clouds and fog. most of the marin coast, san mateo, san mateo looks to be solid there. the weekend we'll have a very cool saturday morning. no doubt about it. and then the days will get warmer -- 80s and 90s inland but not on the case marin county, 46. pour some of these thunderstorms have really erupted this week into southern california as well. also up in the sierra. it looks to be winding down a little bit. but a cold front actually moved through northern california. right there. right there. 48, sonoma county airport. mostly clear this morning for marin county, it look likes and also into sonoma county. 50s for others. there goes the one system. high pressure will be in right behind that one after today but that one has to go through the pacific northwest and extreme northern california. then you can see the highs out here. saturday will be the transition day and then sunday does look warmer. we start off with some low clouds. it will be getting warmer

loy 80s for many. morgan hill -- low 80s for many. morgan hill, 78. 74 san mateo, redwood city, san carlos, low to mid-70s there. >>> a cyber attack can bring us to our news. why senior military leaders are so concerned about this possibility and what the pentagon is doing to prevent one. >>> also -- what progress, if any, has been made in boat safety after that tragic accident in mexico three months ago? >>> an unemployed woman last east is using unique strategy to try to find a job. 1...2...3... jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. ha! she's so pretty. yeah. or, we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. >>> good morning. patchy fog out there. it will be breezy, highs, 70s, a few 80s. >>> a new government program may be the key in preventing cyber attacks against u.s. defense contractors. the pentagon's pilot program could serve as a model for other government agencies, including homeland security. analysts with th

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is donald trump the republican king make or is this just a publicity park loy on his point. >> i think he speaks for some of the populous elements within the republican party that are upset with the current administration and upset with many of the policies coming out of washington. i do think in that regard him saying nice things about a particular candidate could be somewhat helpful. alternate the end of the day no one will vote for a particular candidate because donald rum says so. jon: what about contributions? obviously he's a wealthy guy but individuals are limited as to how much they can contribute, right? >> that's correct, jon, however, donald trump as many people in his income basket probably knows a lot of people with this kind of money. if he puts the word out in his circle that he'd like a particular candidate to get his help, both the donald and his friends could do some bundling for the eventual republican candidate. it didn't hurt to meet with somebody, although it was brief and fleeting was able to peak the interest of some voters. this is a man who definitely knows bu

north carolina man survived four days in the utah desert after breaking his leg on a sole loy hike.ne richards says he lost his footing and fell ten feet into a canyon. he then managed to drag himself five miles back to his car. eventually a helicopter spotted him and got him straight to the hospital. >>> check out these amazing pictures of water spouts along lake michigan. dozens of funnel clouds spotted. there were no reports of any damage or injuries. >>> reno, nevada, more than 400 people attended this memorial service after that deadly air race crash that killed 11 people. reno's mayor said it was a chance to show support for the victims and their families. >>> two u.s. hikers back on american soil and blasting iran's brutality during their imprisonment. josh fattal and shane bauer arrived at jfk airport and talked about living two years in isolation. >> from the very start the only reason we have been held hostage is because we are american. >> every time we complained about our conditions, the guards would immediately remind us of comparable conditions at guantanamo bay. >> f

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i rise in strong support of the amendment offered by my colleague, congresswoman lois capps, and in opposition to the underlying bill. the majority's latest assault on clean air and public health. i'd like to thank congresswoman capps and all my colleagues who have spoken in opposition to this bill which puts the held of all americans, especially our children, at great risk. this amendment simply requires the recognition of the very real health consequences of air pollution. for example, curbing mercury pollution will protect children and mothers from toxins that damage developing brains. when this amendment the required report must assess the effect on birth and developmental defects and infant mortality rates caused by the delay. what's wrong with that? who could be opposed to that? for such a small additional effort, this assessment would provide crucial information affect the health of all fements. as a mother of three young children whose health is among my greatiers concerns, my urge my colleagues who are parents and grant parents to consider the impact of this bad bill. delaying the sta

confidence, right now there's a terrific loss of faith, our congressional po ratings are at all time lois. as people see us on tv and don't think we're putting the country first, at least blue dogs, a small group of individuals is trying to put the country first, and i think the group -- there are other good-hearted men and women, generally backed by -- who are trying to do the right thing. they need to come to the four so the country's interest are but -- >> the chairman on the committee yesterday, what do you take away from it as far as the ability to -- [inaudible] and where are the two signs of hope? >> there's always going to be processturing in the first hearing or two. i think we all need pray for a miracle that one of more of them is willing to consider the argument on the other side and do the right thing. there is a solution to be had. the bowles simpson commission was not perfect but they got everybody from senator dick durban to senator cobin was that possible six or eight months ago? then it should be possible now. paul volcker but that's what we're going to try to encourage