if you act like a maniac, they are going to act like a maniac. pails yourself. you are going to reach a point where you had enough. take some time out, take the whole group, have a seat away from whatever you are doing and just take a break. that was part of the things they found in oklahoma, they blew that thing up and all the disaster service people were sitting there taking a break, you know, they worked 12 hour shifts, 12 on, 12 off, but their break area was right across the street. the whole time they were taking a break, they were sitting there thinking they ought to be helping. so were they really getting a break in no. do something else. think about something else. pace yourself. emphasize teamwork, make sure everybody on the team is aware of the plan and if you are helping somebody, make sure they are aware of the plan. that's important. because some people just, what are you doing, why are you guys here? explain it to them. take a minute and explain it to them and they will help you, usually. it makes your job easier. rotate personnel as needed. people

. >> we have been hearing about this place for 22 years and this crazy maniac. where is he today?id he run away? we're going to get him. we're going to get him. and we're going to judge him. him and his children, one by one. in front of the whole world. he's finished. >> reporter: from everywhere in tripoli, you could see the huge plumes of smoke. a fitting symbol for the end of a brutal dictatorship. people cheered and celebrated in the streets this is one arab country that loves americans. >> thank you, thank you, obama. thank you mr. president obama. >> reporter: this was the dictator in february, just after this revolution began. appearing in public, on his golf cart, to prove that he hadn't fled the country. this, we think, is that same golf cart, today, paraded mockingly through the streets. one of the spoims poils of war. back at the km pound, as dusk arrived, the fun was replaced by fear. the party's come to a quick end. there is tracer fire over our heads and people realize that while they have won, there are still pockets of gadhafi resistance and this is not a safe plac

. >> i don't see him as the kind of person who could ever have the focus and the maniacal dedication. when you look at steve jobs he is a different ind could of leader. >> consumers at the apple store were shocked by the news. >> i admire him and it is sad to hear he stepped down. >> she apple. that's big. >> they say jobs' approval rating by employees makes him the third most popular ceo of all time after mark zuckerberg and google's eric schmidt. >> he is a beloved leader. he is iconic. he represents the heart and soul of apple. and frankly it will be very hard i think moving on. >> there has been quite an outpouring tonight of admiration of jobs both on-line and on twitter with one person commenting is that perhaps steve job stz thomas edison of our generation. in the newsroom, leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. >>> while jobs didn't say he is stepping down because of health reasons, that's the assumption. jobs was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2003 and under went surgery in 2004 to treat it. in 2008 he appeared visibly thinner. a lot of people were concerned. an

these maniacs. urging our enemies weakening our troops resolve and confusing the american people you should listen to these protests because they're obviously hoping saddam hussein who would have guessed that you could build a massive international peace movement on the protection of sadam hussein the media is culpable for the misleading of the american public they bought into the bush administration's rhetoric they don't understand that there was moral violence and immoral violence we use moral violence god bless this president he is truly a great man reducing troop morale confusing the american people involving our enemies they are absolutely committing sedition treason as far as i'm concerned there's a huge difference between personal opinion and opinion which the grades and the bases are military in a time of war it's a disgrace i don't believe that mainstream media acted responsibly in regards to iraq you know i was be little i was called a traitor i was called crazy palos on the c.n.n. accuse

really seems that he's possibly gathering some kind of a dream team on the russian soil meanwhile maniacs for his believe that signing an so will bring big dagestani football club into a new level in the international world of football. or world so a brazilian newcomer really you know the russian jews he will have to see how they enjoy the russian winters here in the cultural life of the north caucasus thank you . i'm going to get more news and videos of the latest updates on our website r.t. dot com here's what's on line for you right now iran launches a legal misdialed against moscow by filing a lawsuit in the international court tehran says the russian rockets it wants don't fall under the u.n. security council resolution. a group of topless and fierce ukrainian activists protest for freedom in the country by tearing up the lawn in front of a government building. a mysterious cabin identical to the famous hut on a chicken leg from a notorious slavic fairytale pit in a forest in latvia locals are puzzled tourists are flocking there. will be doing a recap our top story short the dots are

. >> host: may be using the wordpro gas light obsessive gore maniacal. >> guest: that it is true. not temporary focus. >> yes. >> host: the obsession. >> guest: in that goes back to the point* earlier of the coopting of the language of addiction and a lot of stories where that we describe our hobbies and marriages are whatever in terms that used to be reserved for addictive behavior. i am totally addicted to desperate housewives gore stamp collecting gore of assessed with justin bieber -- justin bieber budget is not enough to say i like baseball or stamp collecting the suggestion is in order to get more time or space to tell your story you have to be over the top but i am addicted to reading. >> host: first of all, we know language works that way then you need the bigger word than that loses the power so you get a bigger word but just to hear other people talk about to addiction i hear you say you are predicted to reading then i think without to say i am of addicted to a clean house. it could be afraid. >> guest: it could be in is a good point* but that means other ways to describ

really seems that he's possibly gathering some kind of a dream team on the russian soil meanwhile maniacs for his believe that signing and so will dream big dagestani football club on to a new level in the international world of football. time now for the business with maria. hello and welcome to business here and i see we start with gold which has suffered the biggest drop since late two thousand and eight after hitting every record peak of one thousand eight hundred dollars earlier this week the precious metal lost some shyness but comics exchanged race traitor margins by the most over two and a half years and that was to curb volatility but some a caution from of bochum gold says lucent sumantra dollars in forty eight hours doesn't mean the fundamentals have changed. people have to realize that you know prices of any assets they go up they go down the correct things will go up and up forever and that includes gold we've had a huge rally in the gold price in the past week and so it's only natural that there's some correction. so clearly i think what you're seeing is just the trading act

preparation for coming here i watched a couple of your shows and the fact is you're such a left wing maniac that i'm willing to concede that hollywood may in fact skew to the right of you but it actually does skew to the left of just about all the rest of us and i you know it's not even really in dispute very few people would dispute it there's a prejudice toward democrat type policies in movies you know you can watch a movie like the new matt damon film the adjustment bureau and the republicans are represented as quote unquote dicks you'll never see the opposite film they just don't make it and i think you know it's true that the right has a hard time mustering a good film so far lou i thought three hundred was a great one but but you know we might include any place it was made of those are good ones that basically had a conservative message is i mean the whole dirty harry branch numbers aren't you know but andrew goes a long time ago it was but i mean they continue a bruce willis is making basically the same movie over and over again but is that possible you know i'll concede probably in

. >> we need loud mouths and bad dressers who can match the tea people maniac for maniac. you say no new taxes on the rich? we say tax the rich at 100%. we will not lose the war of bad ideas. >> on keith olbermann's countdown show former vice president al gore called >> we need to have an american spring, a kind of an american tar tahrir square, where people from the grassroots get involved again. >> that, gore says, would even the playing field, but is that really what america needs? would an american spring or donner party just lead to hyperpartisanship? for the talk back question today, does america need a liberal party. facebook.com/carolcnn. >> thank you, carol. >>> the decision by standard & poor's, the downgrade could have rim effects from wall street to your street, everybody's street. over the next two hours we'll take a closer look at how the downgrade is likely to affect the stock market, the housing market, the auto industry as well as your personal finances. we'll begin with wall street on the first day of trading since the downgrade. alison kosik is joining u

>> i they this is an ego mani maniacal tone and he's shifting blame to obama like for iraq. >> i wantstraight to this information about moammar gadhafi. thanks to both of you. >>> this is breaking news coming in. he's reportedly broadcasting in an audio-only speech, calling on all tribes to fight foreign intervention. there are rumors in tripoli that rebel forces have moammar gadhafi surrounded while we've been unable to confirm the reports, there has been pretty heavy fighting in the libyan capital. bobby goshe wrote the cover story. as we hear about the fighting that's taking place, and that gadhafi is going down fighting. to remain fighting, what does it say about the fact that he can't grasp he is out of power? >> well, he's had a very loose grasp of reality for quite some time now, and we've seen with other megalomaniac dictator as they go down that understanding sort of deserts them completely, so it doesn't surprise me that he still thinks he has enough forces and they can drive out the so-called foreigners, when clearly it's his own people rising up against him. >> what do the

maniacal laughter. not so fast, mr.yeah, we checked the poll again today and, oh, oh what do we have here? it seems the crimson tide has turned a shiny silver. that's right. check out who is number one. that would be one anderson cooper. conan o'brien is number two. bam! sorry, team coco. if you want to jump ship to team cuckoo, you'll be welcomed with open arms. god, i hope that team cuckoo doesn't stick. read it and weep, read it and weep. anderson cooper, number one. wait a minute. 24 votes. is that right? fabio, 14 votes? why is fabio even on this list? 70 votes total for the entire survey? whatever, so it isn't some huge gallup poll. is the victory any less sweet just because it comes from a view dozen people voting on the pert plus facebook page? i think not. it's not about how large the playing field is but who wins and i won fair and square, which is what i like to call my hairstyle, the fair and square.

the last post by hackers we want anders to be forgotten, labeled like monster or maniac want do. then forget him. the head of foxcom that makes things told local local media he will bring a million robots over the next few years to the factories. a million. foxcom a huge employer in china. the largest factory has has many people in it as live in oakland. it would appear the robots are needed to help keep up. here in america we saw auto workers be replaced by robots, a cost issue. in this case it would appear what's really going on is it's a matter of they need the extra help. they can't bring that many people in, they can afford them, they can't fit them. so in order to keep up with our demand for ipods, and ipads and what not, a million robots. >> sounds like a hollywood movie. probably is. >> what could possibly go wrong. >> still ahead how the gilroy garlic festival almost became the calimari crisis of 2011. candid camera meets red light green light. where cameras are going into action today >> good morning. i'm bob redell. why one east bay town is turning to microwaves onto c

not like a maniac with a knife. >> yes. >> the politicians don't have a completely misaligned interestuse they're on a two-year plan and we have a ten-year problem. matt, if you were to look the money in politics amendment that jimmy is currently drafting for everybody in america, and the need to generate the 100 million signatures we're going to have to generate by next august on the internet to do this, just how corrupting is that, the money, and just how much of an opportunity would be created to have more of a conversation like the one all of us are desperate to have if we're able to at least diminish that impact? >> well, it would be huge, dylan. for starters, it would boost the ratings of the "d.r. show" to triple "american idol"s. >> i don't need them to watch -- hang on. watching tv could be bad for your health. i don't need them to watch tv. i don't need anything. we all need to put this amendment on our, whatever your digital identity is and send it to every politician, whether i get run over a bus or not. >> yeah. no. and i was having fun, but i think -- i mean, the bank iss

. >> charlie: this book is called "what i learned when i almost died" a maniac producer put down his blackberry and started to live his life. chris licht, thank you. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

back to the giggling maniac. >> piers, thanks so much.rd to the show. >>> coming up, "the ridiculist." in case you weren't watching, i couldn't keep it together last night. >> sorry. all right. i promise no bathroom puns. we used them all up last night. "the ridiculist" is next. do a ♪ ♪ some old and then some new tricks ♪ ♪ i'm very versatile ♪ so let me entertain you ♪ and we'll have a real good time ♪ [ male announcer ] the new hp touchpad starting at $399.99. ♪ in one place. the winning horse you could have picked. ♪ that "old flame" you should have called. ♪ that leap of faith you never took. but there's one opportunity that's too good to miss. the lexus golden opportunity sales event, with exceptional values on the lexus is. but only until september 6th. see your lexus dealer. >>> time now for "the ridiculist," and tonight we have no choice but to add last night's "the ridiculist." i'm adding myself again. also known as that time i completely lost it on national television. i was talking about gerard depardieu. now, we went back and

uday is a maniac and sort of flamboyant with his gesture.mely quickly, so very, very different individuals. this man, latif, he had to learn -- he wasn't an actor. he was a soldier. he had to, for the matter of his life and death and his family's life or death, had to suddenly become a really good actor it seems and do tv appearances, do speeches and to be thrown into the sort of lap of luxury and this opulence and extravagance having come from quite the humble background must have been extraordinary. and it begs the question how seduced was he by this suddenly all powerful position that he found himself in? i found that truly mesmerizing. >> the film "the devil double," dominic cooper, thank you for being on the show this morning. we'll be right back. of your s in one place. ♪ the race of your life you never ran. the trip around the world you never took. the best-selling novel you never wrote. but there's one opportunity that's too good to miss. the lexus golden opportunity sales event, with exceptional values on the lexus es. but only unti

as i watched our system move more and more toward this model maniacal focused on getting your based out and making sure the other side's base did not, as i watched solid representatives lose the ability to run in their party's primaries for nominations because of slivers of the base that turned out in primaries that may have a voter turnout of 10% or 15%, or maybe up to 35%, and i as i have watched elections dominated by these consultants driven to try to get referendums on the ballot because they will excite your side more than the other side. as i have had people ask all across the country, what can we do about political systems that can no longer debate is issues in a reasonable factors -- fashion, we have seen the center completely collapsed. the conclusion i came to is if we adopt a version of the australian system, modernized our registration system, we could move away from that and get a better debate about important issues and have a healthier democracy. >> thank you, norm. fred smith. >> we are a disparate nation of heterogeneous individuals. i come from a liberty-seeking group

and actually saddam had not been such a nar cystcistic maniac, i would have been bigger than egypt.ter: 6,000 years old. and it was really interesting. granted, here was the random place where it was like the hangout for al qaeda in iraq, but -- >> outside that, you're fine. souds so relaxing already. you were there for nine days. you actually saw quite a bit of the country not to mention quite a bit of the check points as well. plenty of checkpoints, right? how much were you able to see? >> you know what? i was actually able to see a lot. two tourisms, a nine and 16-day tour. i was only on the nine-day tour. we went all around. we went to mosul, kir kikukirku. >> you were on bus with other western tourists which actually probably made it more difficult. the rest of the trip you weren't. >> it was actually interesting because some people were there for interesting reasons. a woman was there because her iraqi diplomat lover died and she was there to see her grave. the only way to get into iraq was on a group tour right now. you can't get a single iraqi visa. and then there were some