don't misunderstand me. if i'm frank about it, the primary responsibility is not having confront it, and dealt with it. and what i don't accept frankly is this notion that along in 1997 it was all operating fine. then it got bad. in 1992 we weren't around. i mean i think -- the other thing i think -- i think this is very important. and i tried to say this in my speech in 2007. think a large part is due to the world in which we operate and the technology that has changed. this is a huge different r shl. you have 24-hour news channels. these guys have to say something. they have to say the exact same thing they were saying a few moments ago. so you have the environment in which we work, both of us, is far more raw and brutal, and in a sense, crude in terms of the interaction. so i think one of the things that -- this isn't because you got ahold of back people. but the world has changed. and the question is, and by the way, i know this is a question being raised in many different countries, is how do you create

don't misunderstand me. anybody in business would love to have that opportunity. so when you see that out there, it's like are you kidding me? are you kidding me? i can borrow this money at this ralt? that's what i'm going after. i'm going after that brass ring or that gold ring. you didn't need to capitalize through this program. the truth of the matter is the money was so cheap, you had to go after it. that's not a condemnation. it's a good business move. not for the american taxpayer, but those of us that can borrow money at a very low rate. now, i'm trying to imagine this feeding fren si. so my question is what did the american taxpayer invest in. we have a slide. can somebody put the slide up? >> when you're in school, an a is a really good score. bs are good. but the truth of the matter is, a b is a high-risk. it's a junk rate. now, american taxpayers may say you know, we risk some of youfr money -- you know what, we had to take that gamble. so we're telling people we made good investments for you. but the truth of the matter is most of the money went to junk

>> you misunderstanding me.'m just saying the odds are in a room full of 50 people, a couple of them are going to be dummies. >> be nice. >> how do you feel about the fact that miss rhode island won when it isn't even a full state? rhode island, it's like a mini state. >> i love rhode island. she is gorgeous and beautiful. i wish her the best. >> okay. thank you, audrey. the most important thing i think is your teeth were definitely the whitest of anyone. [ cheers and applause ]. that's miss ohio audrey bolte. she's sticking with the answer. sometimes you have to stick to your guns no matter what. tonight we have a good show for you tonight. our ninth annual spelling bee tonight. a young lady, edward sharpe and the magnetic duo. we'll be back with andy samberg. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] 3 o'clock. my daily meeting with a salty snack. and then at 3:15 with my guilt. [ female announcer ] special k cracker chips. 27 crispy chips. 110 delicious calories. mmm. good meeting. same time tomorrow? [ female an

free money that goes out to these countries but i don't blame you for going after dick don't misunderstand me. anybody in business would love to have that opportunity so when you see the outfit dislikes are you kidding me? are you kidding me? i can borrow this money at this rate. i couldn't help myself but i can do it for almost nothing to i'm going after that brass ring, or that gold ring. you didn't even need to capitalize to this program. the truth of the matter is the money was so cheap you had to go after. that's not a condemnation. that's a smart businessman. not a good business move for the american taxpayer. i'm trying to imagine this feeding frenzy, when this money was put out there. who came after this month at the numbers of people that came after this money. what, 15 billion that was put out the? i think that's what the number is. so my question then comes down to what did the american taxpayer invest? we have a slide that shows credit ratings. can we put the slide of? do we have access to the? when you're in school, a be is a pretty good score. i lived on these. the truth of the

me just. so. the misconception big misunderstanding big mr presentation things however i would want you to know that the god of this of the absence of the presence of the ocean. actually presents the split up evolutionist to get. the feeling that this is a different guy and different era is different philosophy and different goals. this spirit is stupid so i don't not think that the egyptian usually post. but it was definitely. subject to a lot of pressure it will still be able to force to finish off that a proportion but it splits and the general feeling that we have already and a bit different. is today what does a more seem when you mean for egypt are you concerned that egypt will become and more is now mr state. and i believe there will be a lot of. disagreement on that point. egypt is not so ready to be anything but a simplistic it means that the successful or preview of president morsi by what it would do to. deal with the problems of egypt rather than get into political talk about the leaders of the of the muslim brotherhood are you concerned by the growing islamic fundamentalism in the regio

misunderstanding. >> it is the right thing to do. excuse me, sir. it's not time for question, sir. not while i'm speaking. >> the person asking the question was neil monroe right there in the light colored khaki jacket. he's a reporter for the daily caller. monroe asked the president why do you favor foreigners over american workers. he later said he thought obama was finishing his speech and wanted to get a question in before the president walked back inside. he said, quote, a roert's job is to ask questions and get answers. our job is to find out what the federal government is up to. a good reporter gets the story. we're proud of neil munro. >>> the next republican nominee for governor in virginia will not be chosen by voters. they'll hold a convention rather than a primary. convention delegates will decide between bill bold iing or ken cuccinelli. >>> a proposal that would have made virginia one of the most restrictive and expensive state in the country for women to get an abortion has been struck down. the virginia board of health rejected a requirement that existing abortion c

. >> the question you asked earlier is what do people most misunderstand about china. it seems to meple spend there the more they worry about growth and all the numbers they come out rather than the actual activity levels. six months ago people were worried about chinese inflation and property bubbles and all that. this month they're worried about hard landings. the fact is, yeah, infrastructure and residential real estate got jammed down pretty hard last year when they were worried about inflation. but the place is steaming along just fine. and it's not a place for tourists, though. it's not a place where someone can waltz in, buy a public stock and make money. you have to really know what the insiders are doing. >> import/export data absolutely blew away expectations. we're showing you the numbers on the screen. the actual not even close to what the estimates were. does that tell me you're loading up on the names that you love, the tried and true one in your port noel owe, fcx, freeport, some of the other mining names? >> about a month ago april numbers were coming out ugly. i sold

me too. their own misunderstanding.o so much trouble >> reporter: but if volcker has put himself in the line of fire, the president has been an even bigger target. president obama has taken a lot of heat from wall street. he's often accused of being hostile to business, waging class warfare. do you think that's true? >> no. i don't understand the depth of that feeling. i really don't. he's a great socialist. he's out to undermine the free enterprise system and so forth. no connection with reality. how could you have a president of the united states taking office in the midst of a financial crisis and a deep recession and not be critical of the financial system? he would have been deaf, dumb and blind >> reporter: volcker believes the banking system is in better shape now. but while there's more work to be done, he may not be the one to do it. do you think you would back in the mix like this at 84? >> no. somehow i'm not so happy about it. i think it's time to get out of here. >> reporter: the banks will be glad to see t

that is troubling to me and i want to ask for clarification if on that if i'm misunderstand. does president obama believe that we should build large-scale world leading physics facilities in the united states as we used to do or is he satisfied in spending the scarce research dollars in solar panels and wind turbines while the next generations of students are forced to study abroad for fizzecs. >> let me start, and the space formulation that the united states has fallen from first to third by any respectable sentiment. it issest hat number one in space and intends to stay that way. on high energy physics, it is not true that we are not content to lead the future of high-energy physics for doing that to the rest of the world. we support fundamental research broadly and we support research in high-energy physics and the president's 2013 budget has $800 million for research and facilities in the high energy, high energy and cosmic frontiers provides funds for new initiatives in all three of those and there is an ongoing planning exercise in the office of physics at the doe for t

me. and i want just to ask for clarification on that, if i'm misunderstanding. very clearly, i would ask the question, yes or no, does president obama believe we should build large-scale leading physics facilities as we used to, or is he satisfied in spending on other things while our students go abroad for physics? >> i simply do not agree with the space news formulation that the united states has fallen from first to third. as i know of, the united states is still number one in space. and intends to stay that way. on high energy physics, it is not true that we are content to leave the future of high energy physics and facilities for doing that to the rest of the world. we support fundamental research broadly, and we support research in high energy physics. the president's 2013 budget has $800 million for research and facilities at the high energy, high intensity and cosmic frontiers, provides funds for new initiatives at all three of those. there is an ongoing planning exercise in the office of high energy physics at the d.o.e. for the development of new facil

misunderstanding. >> it is the right thing to do. excuse me, sir. it's not time for questions, sir.t while i'm speaking. >> the man asking the question is neil munro, right there in the light colored jacket. he's a reporter for "the daily caller" a conservative website. he asked the president why do you favor foreigners over american workers. he later explained he thought president obama was finishing his speech and wanted to get a question in before obama walked back inside. "the daily caller"'s editor in chief commented, a reporter's job is to ask questions and get answers. our job is to find out what the federal government is up to. a good report are gets the storer. we're proud of neil munro. >>> mitt romney kicked off his every town in america counts tour yesterday in new hampshire. he's traveling through what's called the back roads of america because they're often overlooked by washington. romney also hammered president obama saying he has failed to give the middle class a fair shot at achieving the american dream. >>> we are following breaking news stories right now. we begi

misunderstanding. >> i was real upset, but i prayed to god and read my bible. i know the best thing for me to do was just to come home. >> she was so grateful to see her family, she did not express any bitterness about her ordeal. >> the officers were very nice. they came in check on me. i was eating and drinking and not so depressed and crying so much. >> tiarra brown's family tells us the victim of that stabbing, as well as to witnesses, were shown her picture and they told police they did not know her. we were unable to contact the person who filed a complaint with the commissioner that kicked off the whole situation. >> we have learned that internal police documents reveal new information about the man accused of killing and then eating parts of his victim. the documents were written last december when alexander kinyua admitted to vandalizing a computer lab at morgan state university. he was kicked out of the rotc and cited by the campus judicial officer and he was referred to as a virginia tech waiting to happen. kinyua were as interested in may for the series beating of a roommate an

that's the fundamental misunderstanding of mitt romney's argument. >> absolutely to me that requires us, therefore, to have an argument about what xworchgo meant to do. >> the problem for running for ceo of the country, again, when are you the ceo, you work for your investors, for your shareholders, about maximizing return, and you don't get to say, well this group of people over here, they are not really helping us out in terms of gdp, let's get rid of them. in essence what we had when we put our chips on the idea that the markets can take care of everything, that if we just get government out of way, the private sector can fix all of life's problems. we lived through that that's how we got the great recession and a lot of people got kicked out. mitt romney, the capitalist, he's an investment banker, he looks at things that somebody else built that somebody else created and figures out how do i maximize that for myself and the people who gave me the money to step in? that won't get us there. >> is it possible that jay-z, coming up, more of what we need in this moment? and beyonce wo

misunderstanding by a president who is out of touch. >> the president later clarified his remarks. >> the economy is not doing fine, let me be as cleari can be. the economy needs to be strengthened. that is why i had a press conference. >> the big question is if congress will take of the issue before election day. >>brian: of this year is a live human walnut creek. low 90s this afternoon and still warm for this evening. a beautiful night. notice that we have clear skies over the entire state of california. >>brian: here's a look at what your temperatures for like around the bay area today. here is if the date your 7 day around the bay. >>vicki: >> said ground rules and rules of the road for the family in terms of what they can do, how long they can be on line, what they can share and who they can friends. >>vicki: is there a new iphone about to be unveiled? coming up the latest possibilities from apple. the signs read danger that is not stopping people from crossing. dude you don't understand, this is my dad's car. look at the car! my dad's gonna kill me dude... [ male announcer ] the security of a 2012 iihs top safety pick. the volk

me start with you. is all this a simple misunderstanding?rd come out with the truth of how he feels and admits he wants fewer fire fighters and fewer cops and fewer teachers? >> he told the truth. and then he got rebuked even think scott walker, reverend al. and then he decided to hold up the etch a sketch and shake it and hope that he could change the -- history. and hope he could get rid of those tapes that you keep playing and it is not going to work. i mean, it is so -- it is ignorant on one level. because he says well, the federal government doesn't hire cops and fair fighters. actually the federal government provides a lot -- millions and millions of dollars that actually do help hire cops and firefighters and teachers. that's one thing -- >> he was the one that brought up the president and firefighters and cops and teachers. how can he turn around and talk about what the federal government does? he related the president and federal government to that. >> absolutely. he also -- he's resisting, you know, resisting the jobs act which wou

quixotic, most people tell me it was -- i thought of relative distance between the press and the government, particularly myself, was a good idea. now, it would be easy to misunderstand that and to say that indicated an hostility between me and the press. i wasn't hostile to the press. indeed, when i first became prime minister, i tried to get -- i didn't want try, i did get "the guardian" and "the independent" back from the lobby which they'd excluded

me. i was not so depressed and crying so much. >> an honor student spends the weekend behind bars because of a misunderstanding. >> we have some rain in the forecast. >> we had some closures as you travel in southern anne arundel county. we will check on the major roads. >> this is a live picture from london. guests will be arriving as we speak and the que >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. my husband calls this -- [laughter] >> i have also seen -- [laughter] we have to explain this. >> i get this. i sympathize. we like the cooler temperatures. "turn the fan off!" i get it. >> i'm not talking about you. >> there is a price to pay for that comment. >> i'm trying to think of something nice to say. temperatures in the 50's right now. a north wind at 5 miles per hour. a mixture of sun and clouds. 73 for a high. if you want to see the venous transit today, you can see the planet venus traveling across the face of the sun. i have details on my facebook. t a really cool t

quixotic in most people tell me it was -- i thought a relative distance between the press and the government and particularly myself was a good idea. now it would be easy to misunderstand that. and to say that indicated a hostility between me and the press. i wasn't hostile to the press. indeed when i first became prime minister i tried, not only tried try but i did go back to the lobby from which i think they excluded themselves if i remember correctly. i think that appointed press secretary who i thought would serve the press well beyond controversial, and would be able to speak in a manner that the press would accept it as being authoritative, so i was keen to build a good relationship and let me not pretend anything otherwise. but i thought to close a personal relationship was probably not for me. >> in one of your colleagues patentee used the word to meaning in this context. is that a term which you would associate yourself with? >> i prefer undignified. i don't think it's the role of the prime minister to call out the press and i think it is an undignified if it is done to obviously if it is done but if it is done obviously i think there are clear downsides to th

me. i'm talking about deep sea bed. you talk about international bodies that have permission to issue permits? did i misunderstand you? >> i think so. >> so if currently somebody was going to the deep sea bed to try to mine rare earth minerals, there is no current authority other than what authority -- >> under isa, the convention. >> mr. donahue, the last time i brought this up the chairman and i got into a 15-minute discussion and i blew up the whole meeting. this veto thing is an issue of which there is a lot of conversation. the chairman in his response back to you talked about the council. i'm not talking about environmental right now, i'm just talking about the council. the veto is when you object and there's an absence of consensus? that's what i understand the definition to be. but i also understand on the council and the assembly there is an override that absence of consensus that says a simple majority of those present and voting or a 2/3 vote of the assembly. am i right or am i wrong? >> senator, having watched the discussion here, committed to get some more detail for your colleagues, and not wanting to st

misunderstanding book club this week. mr. schreiber, thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> i also want to apologize for mr. romney calling you schreiber. >> par for the course. >> the first time that mr. romney raised your book on the campaign trail, that we know about, a couple of weeks ago, he said, "in the book," talking about you, "he talks about how larry summers, who was the president's chief economic adviser advised the administration that if they put in place obama care, it would slow down the recovery." he repeated that last night. for the record, in a way that he'll understand, is that what's reported in your book? >> no, the argument, if i understand it correctly, is that there was something sort of intrinsic to the american -- to the affordable care act, the health care reform act, the expansion of government or whatever it was, that would slow down the recovery, that would hurt the economy, and that, you know, despite that, despite knowing that, they went ahead and did it anyway. i found no evidence of this. i encounter nod administration official who felt that way. they all thought this w

misunderstanding in our political system. >> attorney general, i want to bring you in. your statement and correct me if i'm wrong, you focus in on what i think is an interesting part of the conversation. businesses and their responsibility in all of this. i grew up in the state of texas. and i went to school with a number of children whose parents were in the country illegally, who were exploited as a workforce in the state of texas, where businesses, many of them donated to different campaigns, seem to escape the eyebrow raising that we get from someone who perhaps is pulled over. you have businesses, the hotel industry, the restaurant industry, that would perhaps in many ways in certain states as you well know be decimated if they had the iron fist of some of the actions taken by lawmakers. with all of that said there seems to be enough blame to go around when you look at congress with the 13% approval rating, attorney general, where there needs to be action here and different states like yours are put in a position to take action that is seen as right and wrong depending open your perspective. >>

misunderstanding by a president who's out of touch. >> reporter: the president later clarifiered his remarks. >> the economy's not doing fine. let meas clear as i can be. the economy needs to be strengthened. that's why i had a press conference. >> reporter: the big question is, whether congress will take up the issue before election day. sandra endo, cnn, washington. >>> you met richard deaner there in the piece. he'll join me next hour to talk more about the struggles of finding work and dealing with the loss of unemployment benefits. >>> a different kind of relationship baggage. a woman arrested for trying to get a secret tryst in this big pink roller bag. yeah, she's in trouble. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. homicide of young people in america has an impact on all of us. how can we save these young

ordinary americans have such a profound misunderstanding and misperceptions about what this issue is and who we exactly are. to mef this "time" magazine cover is, you have 35 people here from 15 different countries, mexico, nigeria, israel, korea, philippines. you know, when we think about illegal immigration, we think it's all about mexicans and the border. that's not the reality. >> what happens if they want to become legal? >> that's the problem. there isn't a process. people don't know that. we're being in iowa and cedar rapids, mitt romney telling the audience, people like me should get in the back of the line. where is the line? if they can tell us where it is, if it's in times square somewhere, i'll go there right now. there is no line, there is no process. >> i'm fascinated in the story. you say you called at one point after you came out and you sat and waited for the government to knock on your door. they didn't. so you called and you got nothing. >> this is the reality of it. at the end of the day, most people in my situation haven't been encountered by the government. there's 11.5 million of us, right?

misunderstanding. >> within hours the president pressed reset. >> listen, it is absolutely clear that the economy is not doing fine. >> joining me from chicago, president obama's senior combine adviser david axelrod. daid, thank you, as always, for being here. let's start out with a simple yes or no. do you agree with the president that the private seshthor is doing fine? >> i agree with the president who called the press conference on friday to say that we need to take a series of very urgent steps to accelerate job creation in this country because we have storm clouds rolling in from europe, so, candy, the press conference was called to press for hiring -- hax credit for small business, to press for red tape away so families who have underwater homes can refinance under today's low interest rates and save thousands of dollars a year, and, yes, to push to give state and local governments had ep to rehire some of the hundreds and hundreds of thousands of teachers, firefighters, and police who have been laid off in this last couple of years. we've created 4.3 million private sector jobs in the last 27 months, but we've lost almost half a million public

misunderstanding, by a president who is out of touch. >> reporter: the president later clarified his remarks. >> the economy's not doing fine. let me be as clear as i can be, the economy needs to be strengthened, that's why i had a press conference. >> reporter: the big question is whether congress will take up the issue before election day. sandra endo, cnn, washington. >>> it was supposed to be a race to history at belmont stake but was fans will v. to wait another year to see a triple crown winner. high schools in six states enrolled in the national math and science initiative... ...which helped students and teachers get better results in ap courses. together, they raised ap test scores 138%. just imagine our potential... ...if the other states joined them. let's raise our scores. let's invest in our teachers and inspire our students. let's solve this. but don't just listen to me. listen to these happy progressive customers. i plugged in snapshot, and 30 days later, i was saving big on car insurance. i was worried it would be hard to install. but it's really easy. the better i drive, the more i save. i wish our company had somet

misunderstanding. >> we just listened to the presidency the private sector is doing fine. my question would be, are you kidding? >> take it from me, the private sector is not doing well. >> analysts are debating of this will have any lasting impact on the presidential campaign. the president put it under the heading political games. fact >> one of the things people get so frustrated about, instead of talking about what would help, as we get wrapped up in these political games. that is what we need to put an end to. >>pam: the president later clarified the comment saying he had been comparing the performance of the public and private sectors. >>jaqueline: our bid weather story this afternoon has been the wind. take a look at the crime and wind gusts at sfo. 51 mi. an hour wind gusts. let's take a look at future cast and what we can expect with the winds. very breezy along the coastline. that will continue this evening. that is the glue on your screen curious from we will see reversal an hour winds into tomorrow. by 11:00 for of the breezy. into the 6:00 hour, look at this area of blue near fairfield indicating when gusts in the 20

misunderstand that. and to say that indicated hostility between me and the press. i wasn't hostile to the press. indeed when i first became prime minister i tried to get the guardian independent back in the lobby from which i think they excluded themselves if i remember correctly. i did appoint a press secretary who i thought would serve the press while beyond controversial and would be able to speak in a manner that the press would accept as being authoritative. so i was keen to build a good relationship. not me not pretend anything otherwise, but i thought to close a personal relationship was probably not for me. >> one of your colleagues, lord patten used the word demeaning. is that a word she would associate yourself? >> i prefer an dignified. i don't think it's the current prime minister to court the press and i think it's a little undignified if it is done. but if it is done obviously i think there's clear downsides to that term. >> in paragraph 6 your lack of close relationship may be a fact or two -- a factor to mediate your government to mistake in judgment the media made about you. wou

me feel good. it's a feel-good movie. >> reporter: it's fitting perhaps that the film's title is peace, love and misunderstanding.onda's long and veriyed life. >> show us some more of the apartment. is this the first apartment you've had of your very own. >> it's the first apartment i've had by myself, yes. i've been living in an apartment with a roommate. >> reporter: her earliest days in the public eye she seemed to exude confidence. how else do you pull off the role of a space traveler in barbarella now a cult classic. >> should i tell you what i would like? >> i think i know. reporter: her first husband, the french director, talked her into the role, she says. >> probably half of all the fan mail i get is barbarella. >> reporter: to this day it still draws fan mail. >> all that hair was actually mine. >> reporter: that's all your hair. >> that ain't no wig. reporter: she went on to win two academy awards. she was nominated for five others. but jane fonda says she rarely ever felt she was good enough. >> i didn't think i could say no to anything. >> reporter: because? because i was always just so astonished th