[applause] >> lou, put your prophet hat on for a moment.you see this things resolving-- >> i wish i had a hat. >> mike: do you see it resolving? >> i think you're -- i do, i do. to the degree that it suits moody's or s & p or the left or the right, the tea party or dick durbin and his crowd, i don't care. the fact is it, we're going to start the process, everyone's got to understand, this is the beginning of a process toward taking control of this government and this country's future. >> mike: lou dobbs, thank you very much for joining us, i see the rain is starting to come down upon your head. you weren't kidding about needing the hat. [applause] >> you know what, lou. >> i'd take it. >> mike: there are a lot of places in the country having a great drought. i hope you get much needed rain there. thank you, lou dobbs for being with us. >> appreciate it, thank you. >> mike: coming up the conclusion of my exclusive interview with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and later, you're going to hear why paul williams is one of america's g

here with us now fox business anchor lou dobbs.ught to be taking over the fox business channel with that. >> come on over. >> bill: this really annoys me. if president obama would come out tomorrow and say you know what? we tried government stimulus to create jobs. we tried all this massive spending. yeah, we did some good he put propaganda points on. see if supply side works. we will lower tax sides a little bit. lower some of the regulations. $2 trillion worth of regulations. business have. stock market go um a thousand points in five days. am i right? >> i think you are. if he acknowledged two things. one, that the democrats and by the way you are exactly right on regulation and the burden, this the is secret tax overwhelming america. $2 trillion overburdensome regulation. if we would just physical we had a strong positive leader in the white house that would just say you know the republicans have said for eight years we have got to have low taxes and we have had historically low taxes and we still have 25 million pokes unemploy

so we are looking at tropical storm force winds all the way lou today. hurricane force winds along north carolina's outer banks as this begins to move to the north. we are looking at that storm surge right here. chesapeake bay, very low levels of the sounds there, over a foot. and on top of that, two to three inches of rain possible. so this will continue to weaken as it moves up. very heavy rain expected right through tomorrow and into monday morning. and boston, new york city, and here's the circulation right now. you can see these outer bands pushing into north carolina and in the next six hours through virginia. terry. >> all right, lisa, thanks very much. >>> as the tenth anniversary of 9/11 approaches. president obama and is using his weekly address to ask those to come together and remember those lost in the attacks. >> we remember the lives we've lost. we will stan with the families who loved them. we will honor the heroic first responders who rushed to the scene and saved so many. >> he says the nation will also mark 9/11 to pay tribute to the t

harry lou shot and killed himself while alone if a fox hole. yesterday the military announced they filed charges against three men accused of beating and taunting lou before he took his own life. the military said they are not responsible for lou's death but their actions deserve punishment. >>> a hollywood bit actor accused of a 1990 gang rape now faces 15 years to life on just one felony count of torture. prosecutors say joe san and an accomplice pulled an accomplice into a car on christmas eve, boat her and -- beat her and raped her. he has appeared in several movies but is best known as a role as a hin much man in austin power's movie. >>> police are trying to find a hit and run driver. don casper was killed august 14 while jogging on river road. investigators are searching for a white ford f-150 truck. it's like this one. it's a four-door super crew model. it has a gold stripe along the bottom. there's a $12,000 reward. the tipline number 707-588-5023, and the extension is 238. you can also get that number and much more information about t

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since betty lou's name was on the loan. sue could not assume the loan z she says that the bank won't take her loan payments anymore. >> soy actually got nervous they might try to take the house away from me. >> sue simply paid off the mortgage entirely. but just $17,000 left on the loan. however, that didn't help. bank of america still said it had to put betty lou's name on the check. >> i was losing sleep over this, ways getting very nervous ways never going to see this money. >> months went by. repairs were left undone, floors ripped out. nearly $25,000 still sitting at the bank. >> i contacted 7 on your side. just out of desperation. >> we contacted bank of america. executive offices agreed to look into her face. and -- case. within weeks the log jam broke. bank of america found a way to issue the check in sue's name. the bank telling us we truly apologize for her experience with the bank and trying to get the proceeds. >> without 7 on your side... i won't have that check. i'm so grateful. i am so grateful. >> and that i

and lou dobbs will have some analysis of that. later, dennis miller will analyze the president's vacation and the east coast earthquake yesterday. earthquakes, hurricanes, of! >> bill: in the impact segment tonight. welfare in america. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as just about everybody knows the government is broke. the government owes more than $14 trillion. so spending has to be cut, possibly including some welfare payments to the poor. in 2002, the poverty rate in america was about 12%. in 2009, it's about 14%. up 2 points despite, despite more than $4 trillion in welfare spending over that period. the big kahuna? medicare which counts for $276 billion this year alone. an 87% rise in 10 years. medicaid is money the federal government gives to the states to pay for health expenses for the poor. food stamps also big up a whopping 256%. in nine years. child nutrition programs up 82%. low income energy assistance up 190%. direct payments to americans who have low wages up 353%. that's the redistribut

lou dobbs thank you very much. next on the run down as the economy near you. dick morris happenings mentioned on the political implications of the economic chaos and a preview of the republican debate >> bill: the subject of this evening's talking points memo. riots in great britain are a reminder that there are people who will destroy, physically destroy society if they think they can get away with it. at this point british authorities are under siege. they say jails are overflowing because more than 1200 thugs have been arrested just this week alone is damage will be in the hundreds of millions and the entire country is on edge. the same thing happened in america back in 1992. when 58 people were killed. more than 2,000 injured after los angeles police beat a black motorist rodney king. the riots caused a billion dollars worth of damage. some neighborhoods in l.a. still have not recovered. i was right in the middle of those riots in l.a. can i tell you once violence starts to get out of control, some people turn into animals. that's what's going on right now

. >> before she died, betty lou gave her daughter susan the house they shared for 20 years.ded by gardens, filled with memories and now in need of a big repair job. >> my hardwood floors started buckling. >> contractors found a broken pipe underneath her kitchen and water seeping everywhere. >> i was shocked. i had no idea there would be that much damage. >> workers ripped out floors in the dining room, kitchen, living room and even cabinets had to go. state farm insurance agreed to pay just under $25,000 for the repairs. and sue figured everything would work out fine. but it didn't. >> the check was made payable to sue bensinger and b.a.c. home loan services. >> that's where the trouble began. state farm had written the check to sue and her mortgage lender, bank of america. the bank cashed the checks. promising to dole out moneys as repairs were done. however here's the first check made out to sue's mother, betty lou. >> i told her she died. this is a check in my mother's name, not my name and i'm unable to cash it. >> the bank issued another check made out to sue and her m

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it's lou dobbs' worst nightmare, a latino that can climb walls.laughter] not to in any way sun on his parade, but the new multiracial spider-man appears in the comic "ultimate spider-man," which is actually set in a different altd nat universe than that of the real spider-man who still exists and is still caucasian and also is not real. [laughter] but, of course, the arts are not the only battlefield in our culture wars. this conflict is also being fought in and around our pee hole. >> birth control for women now going to be completely free. >> no co-pay or deduckable. >> i might be for that if i didn't see a lot of people out there able to buy a new pair of shoes. >> if you can afford a $5 frappuccino at starbucks, you can pay your $5 co-pay. [laughter] >> jon: what if you can't afford a $5 frappuccino and yet still have genitals? see, dana, and you know i like you very much, you and i as well-known television personalities are able to use our salaries to live on and set aside our speaking fees for frappuccinos and contraception. [laughter] not e

lou dobbs thank you very much. next on the run down as the economy near you. dick morris happenings mentioned on the political implications of the economic chaos and a preview of the republican debate tomorrow night right back. luck? i don't trade on luck. i trade on fundamentals. analysis. information. i trade on tradearchitect. this is web-based trading, re-visualized. streaming, real-time quotes. earnings analysis. probability analysis: that's what opportunity looks like. it's all visual. intuitive. and it's available free, wherever the web is. this is how trade strategies are built. tradearchitect. only from td ameritrade. welcome to better trade commission free for 60 days when you open an account. >> bill: the subject of this evening's talking points memo. riots in great britain are a reminder that there are people who will destroy, physically destroy society if they think they can get away with it. at this point british authorities are under siege. they say jails are overflowing because more than 1200 thugs have been arrested just this week alone is dam

tomorrow in florida, lou piniella checking out the a's and rays. fourth inning, a's up 3-0.eks went into their hole. scott sizemore scores. a's up 4-0. coco crisp winning wild, steals third uncontested, four steals in the first five innings. 37 swipes for coco, and few problems for mccarthy. three strikeouts. right now the a's are on top, 5-0, in the seventh. >>> the words most often heard around cal bear football circles are, regroup and rebound. 5-7 last year, the bears hope to return the way things once her, when the teams were vying for national titles. practice was open today as the bears prepare for their season opener against fresno state at at&t, we'll hear from the head coach and a few of the employers at 11:00. >>> michael bush finally signed on with the raiders and turned out to training camp. he was offered a deal for $2.6 million. don't know whether he signed that or negotiated a multiyear deal. as a restricted free agent, didn't have a whole lot of options. he and darrin mcfadden provided a solid backfield tandem last season for the raider nation. >> sentence f

lou dobbs, who seemed a little alarmed last night over a recent development in the world of comic books>> peter parker, who was a white orphan from queens, was killed off in june during a fight with his nemesis, the green goblin. marvel comics saying it's replacing the iconic character with miles morales, who is part latino and part black. >> jon: my god, it's lou dobbs' worst nightmare, a latino that can climb walls. [laughter] [applause] not to in any way sun on his parade, but the new multiracial spider-man appears in the comic "ultimate spider-man," which is actually set in a different alternate universe than that of the real spider-man, who still exists and is still caucasian and also is not real. [laughter] but, of course, the arts are not the only battlefield in our culture wars. this conflict is also being fought in and around our pee hole. >> birth control for women now going to be completely free. >> no co-pay or deductible. >> i might be for that if i didn't see a lot of people out there able to buy a new pair of shoes. >> if you can afford a $5 frappuccino at starbucks, you

lou dobbs with the fox business network and syndicated host of lou dobbs.com joins me now. lou, the crude oil prices are down 43%, the gas prices are down only about 13%, so that's a triple disparity. what is going on? >> what is going on is typically as you know gasoline prices always lag the reductions in price per for crude oil. megyn: amazingly they don't lag in the hikes. if crude oil goes up gas goes up quickly. >> profits stay pretty strong for the major oil companies. this is so typical of what happens, with the exception that the margin, the spread right now between west texas intermediate, which is for u.s. crude oil versus brent, which is european crude oil has never been higher. and what is going on is even though the price of crude has dropped something else has also dropped, and that is the value of the dollar, and no one is talking about this. but the fact is producers are compensating for at the same time a reduction in the dollar, the value of the dollar in international markets. what happens to the american consumer, i think it's pretty interesting here an

lou fell asleep repeatedly on the job. >>> pet owners in the south bay will be able to renew or obtainses for free in september and october. fees will be temporarily waived in san jose, cupertino. to help with the gesture will encourage more people to comply with state law by having their cats and dogs licensed and vaccinated. >>> they have changed the way that we search. now they are improving the way that we surf. google has given some bay area households access to what is being touted as the fastest internet in the world. kit do put their new internet fiber to the test. >> this is google fiber, the information superhighway. to get a sense of how fast it is, watch the progress bar as it down loads a movie trailer in about 9 seconds. and cbssf.com comes up in a blink. >> you feel special? >> i do. i feel very special. >> christina flynn just got google's high speed internet at her home yesterday. stanford university is in red. google fiber is available for for the green area south of campus. it's part of a grand experiment involving as many as half a million homes to see what people m

lou dubose, editor of "the washington spectator.", thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me, melissa. so crack the code. >> first thing i want to ask you -- exactly. the first rick perryism i want you to decode is the texas budget. rick perry likes to talk about how he, as governor, simply made tough choices, he balanced the budget. now, you have a piece out on this this week dealing with the $27 billion shortfall in texas, so help me decode this texas budget. what's really going on here? >> well, for one, you know, he's required by the constitution to balance the budget. they can't deficit spend in texas as in most states, because the constitution prohibits it. the budget was balanced -- we faced at the beginning of this legislative session a brutal budget that just ended, a $27 billion shortfall. the interesting thing about that shortfall was it was created by the governor in 2006 when he passed a business margins tax. he appointed a committee, pushed it through the legislature, and the cynical thing was that $2

lou gill ton, pat buscovich and frank rowland , geotech -- gee owe technical engineer. are we safe standing here? >> (inaudible). >> okay. right behind us, we can see all the way down san francisco's ocean beach and water front all the way down to points stig identity. what is that. >> pacifica is sticking out. beside that the muscle rock, the next promenade to the north and san andreas fault. >> muscle rock is what? the middle ground? >> in the fog. >> the bunch is just coming out. >> it's the point furthest south. >> okay. and why is that important to us? >> muscle rock is where the san andreas fault comes into san francisco cocaine and city a nd -- county and city. >> this is -- >> coming out into the water. >> going into the water, and out past fill rock and frank, where are we going from there. >>çó port race, it comes up between valleja so,. >> that's balinsa and point rat fault comes in between those two. >> okay. how far offshore is the fault where where we stand? >> about a mile and a half to two miles offshore. >> i have a question. i always hear that earthqua

something about the view must be appealing. >> that was lou young reporting this morning. >>> in oregonjured hiker who had been missing for three days was found and rescued. 28-year-old pamela solano was lifted to safety yesterday. this morning she's in serious condition with a possible broken leg suffered when she fell off a cliff saturday. doctors expect her to make a full recovery. >>> scientists in uganda are showing off a newly discovered fossil of an ape 20 million, 20 million years old, calling it a highly important find, they say the creature was a tree climbing vegetarian unlike anything seen before, found on the slopes of an extinct volcano. >>> coming up on "the early show," why marvel comics is dumping peter parker and giving spider-man a whole new identity. all that and more coming up a little bit later on "the early show." i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." , mean that the living is easy but for man >>> summertime is supposed to mean that the living is easy but for many american children it means hunger, with schools closed, 32 million kids miss out on free

shooting to take a place i was in the future the woods very much the same that you see had tonight lou takes young people some people reportedly as young as seven year old children being arrested the only city so city that isn't an easy relationship am that if these parts of north london between the people here have the minds of the police and bases people say they might have been state should know that it's. definitely s.s.e. on the drive now and there's one group that has an extreme solution to its troubles and to report us all to dot com by muslims all is made on the sharia nor the british capital is not paying down well with long term let's find out more on their plans to get strict to sit. on flying high and moscow holds a hell of a frugal tug competition for how much aviators at least i try to reach for the skies wars are attempts that are sometimes called. the. wealthy british style. time. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's conjure for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. saudi arabia h

joining me now, is lou deboes, editor of the washington spectator and coauthor of vice dick cheney and alex ender and former senior interrogator and author of killer capture how a special operations task force took down a notorious al qaeda terrorist. he is currently a fellow at ucla center for international relations. is cheney trying to rewrite history in this book. >> i don't know if he needs to wre row write history. maybe he will just try to tell the truth. the guy is, he is the gungaden of military intervention. there is never a war in our generation that he supported vietnam, five deferments but, you know, grenada or contra, he ran the panama invasion, the invasion of panama, he rewrote the plan for the first gulf war. and push et had president into enter iraq. he is going to be unapologetic and i don't know he has it rewrite it because he has nothing to apologize for. >> matthew, he is rewriting history on water boarding. he is saying that water boarding is justified. he is standing by it. i mean, you are an expert in this area. how do you respond to what he is saying and conti

supports very much the same easy head tonight lou says of the young people some people reportedly as young as seven year old children are being arrested in the early sixty's so that is an easy relationship a big these parts of milk down to between the people up the mountains the police and bases people say a manifestation hope that some. definite yes you see on the try now and then as one group that has an extreme solution to its troubles and some reports assaulting dot com by muslims was made on the sharia nor the british capital it's not going to while we're talking to this find out more on the plans to get the strictness of. the flying high and mosque mosque it holds a hell of a souped up tug of competition for how much aviators at least i try to reach for the skies wash their attempts that are some joke on. the ball. is. to be. wealthy british style. market. why no one should really happening to the global economy with my stronger no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. there's a report on our. saudi arabia has pulled its ambassador from syria adding weight to the

in san jose, david lou abc 7 news. >>> and to the north bay now where a brush fire burning tonight has charged 90 acres but expected to be fully canada by the end of the night. burning interfairfield. no evacuation ordered. traffic in that area is not impacted. >>> the graeving family of bay area hiker wants to know why there isn't more supervision for climbers at yosemite national park half dime. 25-year-old hailey fell to her death yesterday. she's from san ramone and second person from that city to die falling from half dome in the last two years. laura has the story. >> according to family members 25-year-old hailey flame was very excited to scale the cable at half dome again. shown in this photo she has taken the same route a year ago. weather appeared much better than what the woman and 3 others encountered sunday. >> l rock was definitely very wet. and very slick. hailey had commented the cable was on top of half dome her and her party of 3 were come down half dome cable and she was approximately halfway down when she fell off of the cable. >> started raining about noon i believ

gone up exponentially so what does paul say and where should a colleague joining us for more now is lou rockwell he is chairman of the ludwig gun uses institute thanks for being here now nixon back then said that this decision was about protecting the dollar as a pillar of financial stability around the world was it or did it that the state did for exactly the opposite including the three decades of boom and bust we saw since then. well there's a reason a nixon was known as tricky dick and a person was lying when he really did all those things i remember the speech and he also impose price and wage controls in the manner of a dictator but it was a terrible thing again they also took the dollar off the remnants of the gold standard so i just executive this is own his own say so it was a terrible thing what this inaugurate it was for the first time in the history of the world money that was purely discretionary that is money that could be printed up by the central bank in our case the federal reserve just ad infinitum so that is exactly what's happened and that's what richard nixon intend

lou dobbs spoke with the former alaskan governor sarah palin about her thoughts of how president obama is handling this current economic downturn and gets into the g.o.p. field for 2012. here's some of that discussion. >> let's begin, if we may with the president and his jobs plan. are you excited to see what he's going to put forward? >> well, i'm not excited to hear his ninth speech about job creation, nothing's worked thus far and i think what we can happy, lou, is he will tell us that his plan is to spend more money, incur more debt, assuming that that's going to eventually get us out of debt, that's counterproductive really to debt and deficit reduction so he's going to tell us that he needs to spend more of our money and more money that we don't have and then he needs to increase taxes to pay for those things. he needs to find money to borrow or print more money to spend more money and he's going to repeat that cycle. nothing's worked thus far and i anticipate more of the same, unfortunately. >> rick perry ran off ben bernanke and the federal reserve. as ron paul put it, governor

. >> ate lous under very narrow circumstances in order to be able to put public safety ahead of free speech. but there are exception autos constitutional law professor says there are other court cases making it harder to restrict free speech. he says there is no clear precedent. >> that is because guess what framers didn't think about cell service. they thought about printing presses. >> i spoke to bart riders and asked what they thought bart could do to ensure they get to their destinations in a timely fashion in light of the fact they will probably continue, most of those i interviewed said people have a right to protest and others say bring in more cops to ensure stations stay open. i spoke with the police chief and he said two thoughts came to mind, bart needs good intelligence gathering and need to have adequate man power, namely mutual aid to keep these stations open. bart's answer said look. public safety is our number one safety, getting passengers to their destinations late is secondary. so he didn't answer that question. vic lee abc 7 news. >> and let's continue with that s

lou dobbs is host of the lou dobbs tonight program on the fox business network.reporter: great to see you. welcome back. megyn: thank you very much. so do we blame it all on geithner? geithner's responsible for the debt problem we have? >> reporter: no, i don't think we blame it all on geithner. i've only been blaming him and this president for the past several months for politicizing the treasury department and the role that it has played in this entire process of raising the national debt ceiling. this treasury secretary's indulged in extraordinary hyperbole by any standard, but certainly by a treasury secretary. megyn: when you think geithner, do you think extraordinary hyperbole? >> reporter: well, i do. and the other part of it is that this treasury secretary right now, megyn, has less creditability than s&p. that's how bad it is. megyn: how do you pin it all on him? >> >> reporter: i didn't. megyn: i'm just saying the administration has policies -- >> reporter: i'd like you to identify those policies. megyn: they like spending. they believe that was the way

sister mary lou consoles the young woman. >> what happened?ot in the face, in the chest. >> i'm so sad. i'm going to put my hands on you and i'm going to pray and pray and pray. >> reporter: a white catholic nun from iowa comes in here, into one of the toughest neighborhoods in new orleans, and connects with these kids. >> crazy. >> reporter: it's become a hugely popular lunch spot. before leonard entered the program, he had been in and out of jail five times for drug possession. where do you think you would be if you weren't going through this program? >> i would be somewhere in jail because i was really a wreck. i was a real wreck. >> reporter: cafe reconcile is a safe place for these young students but life outside this kitchen isn't safe. two months ago, sister mary lou got a phone call that made her question whether she could go on. >> it was horrible. i threw up my arms, said i'm done. >> reporter: there's a second part to this story. tomorrow, we'll delve deeper into what it was that made sister mary lou want to walk away, the very movi

lou dobbs react toss that. >> michelle malke nevment says the administration was dealt an embarrassing blow last week on its attempt to curtail oil and gas exploration. we'll have a fair and balanced debate on that claim. >>> a 16-year-old goes swiming in a lake and winds up dead, thanks to a brain eating ameba. dr. michael baden joins us live to tell us how that happens. see you top of the 1:00. jenna: america's asking about the economy and back with us, we now have economist mark zandi, chief of moody's analytics. mark, we certainly have a lot of questions, first to the extension of the payroll tax credit and also the extension of unemployment. a lot of our viewers have the question about where we get the money to do that if we're also in a time where we're cutting so many programs. is the money actually available to do that? >> yeah, that's a great question. we'll have to borrow the money, so that would add to the decifit in the near term. but i think we could and should pay for it in the longer run. so what we would do is marry those cuts, an increase in the e.i. benefits, with fut

prosecutor as loued so called west memphis three to plead guilty to murder.w trial. two men serving life jentss. jason baldwin was on death row, coming within three days of execution. >> we can still bring up new evidence and continue the investigations we've been doing. we can try to clear our names. only difference is that now we can do it from the outside. >> the nude bodies of the three 8-year-old victims were found in a drainage canal in the arkansas town of west memphis. >> how to keep track of where your charity dollars are going. >> and growing number of urban coyote sightings and advice >>> an increase in coyote sightings has california fish and game officials urging people to take precaution. signs have been placed along golden gate park telling people what to do if they encounter one of the animals. officials are warning against feeding them because that makes them more aggressive. >> they associate human beings with food. they also do not incur harassment from human beings. so it's a natural progression within nature that they try to take what the

lou will move into rebuttal. you have three minutes of rebuttal. >> i failed to mention the eye and a licensed contractor and there are very strict regulations when dealing with lead based paint in any way. there has been a tent there that has been living there for 13 years. i do not have the key to anyone's apartment. i had one shower on june 13. i know that because i was going to trial that morning and i wanted to shower before and thi went. i used the shower of an elderly man i know from tennis club. the port-a-potty was not a favor, it is required that he puts that there for the worker's use. i know he had, in writing, an agreement with a gentleman. it was told through his construction worker that -- they would be bathing in using my color. it was requested in writing that they have other arrangements. i've believe he made those arrangements. he never once made arrangements with me verbally and not written. i think i remember now, and hearing him talk about closing the floors and the walls, i believe after i

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either you make major modifications, or have the cindy lou hoo plan.ld cindy lou hoo everything was okay, put her back it bed and stuffed the tree back up the chimney? it and that everything will be okay? it is not okay. medicare won't be available by the time i even need it. >> we hear that over and over again, the question is whab do you do about it? joe madison said yes it needs to be reformed bp but we have rejected the ryan plan. isn't it just trying to ram it down the american public's throat even they they said, there is not the reform we want? >> i like a lot of as spefkts ryan plan. the tea party has everybody back in d.c. insane. they call us arsonists, suicide bombers, terrorists, jihadists because they -- >> they are not. >> they sure are. >> let me get -- david -- >> nobody is calling a jihadist or terrorist -- >> oh, yes they have. >> no, they haven't. >> i'm sure heidi will denounce sarah palin saying the president started in a terrorist living room. let me ask you david, give me the political landscape of 24. tea party goes back out. st

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we have to get our own lou dobbs on the air, and we have to get him educating the people on the pluses and how immigrants are the backbone of this country. i am going to close out the hearing. this concludes tonight's symposium. on behalf of my fellow commissioners, we thank you for coming here. i would like to thank our assemblyman, the staff, the san francisco board of supervisors, david chew, our speaker and our panelists, our partners and collaborators, and most of all to the members of the audience and immigrant communities who are represented for which we exist, thank you for coming here this evening. we have learned a lot and are well educated for going forward. please look for a written report on these proceedings by the end of the meeting. also we look forward to a report on april 13, 2009 of the joint hearing with the human rights commission by the end of the year. thank you all for coming here this evening. [applause] >> the meeting is adjourned. >> welcome, everybody. to the 2011 justice summit by the book. i'm so excited to be here. you know, we've been doing these summits

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host as well of lou dobbs.com. the president seems to have two points he made in the speech. i have a plan, he ticked off four items i counted as part of the plan to bring the jobs back. number two, because none of this has been implemented it's congress' fault. >> exactly. megyn: he wants to renew the payroll tax cut that he put in place, he and congress together a few months back. he wants to rebuild america's roads and bridges, focus on inch tpinch tpa structure. he wants to put veterans to work and more trade deals e. says congress can do it, congress need to move, congress could do it right now. >> congress could, but the problem is he hasn't put forward legislation for any of that. >> he says he has. he says he's got bills sitting right there that would rebuild america's roads and bridges. >> he may have bills sitting right there, but in point of fact those three countries in which he's calling for free trade agreements, he has not put the legislation before congress. secondly, he knows full well, even though