ones that i'm thinking about i know well one of your best friends among the russian scientists is mr healthy off why did you agree to co-chair the skolkovo council because you're friends with author of what did you have any of the reasons i the i was asked by george for of who are much admire and respect our he told me that he thought it would be helpful to the to. the his undertaking and. i wished to do what i can to support him. that said then such a project takes on a life of its own it becomes a challenge and i can see many other good reasons why i should try and help it succeed like one first and foremost so that russia will be. more successful as a country and a better force for good in the world is not a fact is it it is a job for you are you paid for that or indeed your in the offer of payment which i must tell you is not beyond what i receive from anyone else to provide such a consulting service i'm offered by many more than i have the time to do and i've chosen to do this at a comparable level of remuneration because of the reasons that i thought scott has already been dubbed the r

mr. sharp, we hear there's a fight between main street and wall street, however, the economy is interconnected, and we must make sure both a healthy if we want to grow our economy. can you tell me about the impact that financial regulations will have for main street small businesses? >> yes, mr. chairman, thanks for the question. as i said in my testimony, it's hard to know exactly what the impact will be. we heard that from the first panel as well. small businesses have the hardest and most expensive time really complying with new regulations, and as you know, there's a flood of regulations headed their way, and in this space in particular, again, our concern is that some companies may be directly regulated who didn't expect to be regulated as my fellow panelists, mr. fleming mentioned, and others may find access to credit lines or credit instruments they rely on are more expensive or unavailable. there's no way to know for sure what the impact is going to be, but those are the two areas where we're hopeful there won't be an adverse impact. >> can you tell me how small businesses use the equity in their home to finance small busi

healthy debate. >> pelley: give us a little bit of insight, mr. speaker, how did the grand bargain fail, what was the breaking point and how did you tell the president that you were walking away? >> it really boils down to two issues. the president was insisting on more taxes, and the president never really got serious about the kind of spending cuts that were necessary in order to put america back on a sound fiscal footing. >> pelley: you don't think the president was negotiating in good faith? >> no, no, i-- no, i do believe the president was negotiating in good faith. we had a lot of productive conversations, a lot of tense conversations. but it became pretty clear to me that i wasn't going to be for higher taxes. and the president wasn't going to cut spending as he should. >> pelley: what did you say to each other? >> i just told the president, mr. president, i'm not going there. i can't do that. >> pelley: if this super committee that you talk about recommends increasing revenues, can you support that? >> we'll see what the committee does. bu

healthy. >> this is a highly disturbed, very primitive woman who is so psychologically dependent on this man that she would do his bidding. >> mr. messner? >> reporter: abc's chris cuomo tracked down some of the parole officers for answers. >> we just want to ask you a question. >> reporter: they didn't have any. according to new details released today, garrido violated his parole several times but not sent back to jail. he tested positive for drugs, submitted watered down urine samples. in 1993, he finally did land back in federal prison for failing a drug test and nancy garrido became jaycee lee dugard's only jailer. >> whole month he's gone. >> yeah, she said he was on an island with a friend. but he was actually sent back to prison. >> so, just the two of you. >> yeah. she would lock us in every night. she wanted to watch this scary movie called "the unborn." it was awful. it was very scary. >> reporter: august '93, her husband, fresh out of jail, again. nancy garrido was out trolling the playgrounds. that's when this video was taken. >> show me your split, did you? let me see it now. >> want to see -- show you? >> yeah. >>

mr. obama today. >>> also ahead, a major deal goes down in silicon valley. how it could save you money on your cell phone bill. >>> also, obese and healthy. why people carrying a few extra pounds might be healthier than initially thought. >>> good afternoon, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. an amazingha way to start off ts monday with plenty of sunshine still in san francisco. and warm air in livermore, 85 degrees. 78 in san jose. we'll talk about some 90s coming up. >>> right now, a couple of protesters on the scene at civic center bart. a protest is planned for right now. bart police there. you see something going on between groups of people.we'lbe following this. >>> we're following developing news. nbc chopper high above the civic center bart station, as we've been telling you throughout the newscast. there was a protest planned for 5:00 this evening. our helicopter is trying to get some shots here. now as we zoom closer down below, there is are a large contingency of police officers and about 15 to 20 ploifrts, at least we think they're protesters. this is the civic center bart station in san francisco. there was a protest plann

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pleasure i've enjoyed it but mr nation is a simple way to make members of congress responsible to their voters again and it's by getting corporate money out of politics like most healthy democracies and figured out various ways to do money is to politics what cancer is to our bodies and with the time freed up from fundraising the members of congress can begin to listen to we the people the phrase that the constitution begins with and their constituents and in fact take it a step beyond that you know the constitution it says members of congress can't be arrested you know unless they commit treason or felonies then we could be basically there had there are no responsibilities there are no members of congress must do this laid out the constitution i'd like to propose one you know it's maybe idealistic but i'd like to propose a this comes out of the fact that john boehner the new rules are we work two weeks on one week off in four days a week by the way so there's plenty of time to be back in the district so how does suggesting that you have to use at least half your vacation days which are about half a year old town hall meetings to talk to your constituents if you're go

mr. drizzle on your morning drive. 80s and 90s. then saturday that looks like the day we may see upper 90s. still a healthy marine layer. we won't see a warm up on the coast where the low clouds hang out. inland we'll see low 90s. saturday looks to be the warmest day. come sunday, keep an eye on this. if your plans include the high country or certainly towards yosemite, look out for thundershowers as the high tries to build closer back towards us. we'll start to see how much coming out of the south for now. areas south of lei tahoe for the weekend as bay area temperatures warm up. tonight lows in the 50s. more drizzle and a few sports for the morning. for the afternoon it will be t-shirt weather. they'll want to dress in layers. things will warm up quickly. 65 in san francisco. not much change for the peninsula and coast, but inland, up towards concord and the inward portions, that's where you'll see 80s and low 90s. likely to come in time for the weekend. mid 90s inland and cooling early next week. we get two or three day brief warm-ups, and then we cool down once again towards next week. >> that's nice. >> it is nice.

. >> i do not think it's healthy for this country for this man to behave in a way -- to act like this president is unpatriotic, who did what mr, your nominee and president, did not do. >> he wasn't your president, either? >> he was certainty my president when he was -- he was not nigh nominee. >> i think he means he was a republican president. you know that. >> i thought it was our president. >> he was all of our president. >> but he was also a many president. >> and you guys went after him with every tooth, saw and nail that you could -- >> give an example, michael. >> you have to prepare for these shows. >> thank you both for your time today. >>> president obama is focusing on jobs. can he get republicans ready to get serious? >>> plus president obama came face-to-face with the tea party in iowa last çnight. we'll introduce you to the young fella that had his facts wrong. >>> and paul ryan remembered what it was like facing his own constituents. >> we do -- -- >> his plan this time around -- charge money. i'm serious. stay with us. announcer ] anan anthis...is the netwo. a living, breathing intelligence that's helping driv

healthy. but they still wonder what the full story is behind the curious case of mr.at we found him a good home. >> that's a happy ending. mr. wu says he hopes things will be fine with the child as well. >>> from the cnn center, this is cnn saturday morning. it is august 20th. i'm alina cho. t.j. holmes is off this morning. we are watching a developing story in libya. rebel forces are closing in on tripoli. will its leader moammar gadhafi flee or stay and fight? i'll get a live update from tripoli in a moment. >>> a new york grandmother is being evicted. now the building's owner may have a way for her to stay. >>> the next time you shop online, you may want to protect yourself with a virtual credit card number. what is it? we will explain. >>> first, the developing situation in libya. rebel forces tell cnn that four arab nations have been asked to take in moammar gadhafi's family. libyan officials are denying that. this comes as gadhafi may be preparing for a last stand in tripoli. rebel fighters have been battling gadhafi forces less than an hour's drive from tripoli

mr brace. learned a lot about it in your book. he was the children's aid society guy. he really wanted to make healthy living for young people kept in terrible conditions. sometimes had to work five or six days a week. he did a lot more than anyone else thought of doing in public space and believe in that mixing so that you might have a place where the carriages could go and see a beautiful view but you saw and even more beautiful view when you walked the walks poor people could walk. al final who wrote about olmstead many years ago talked about our olmstead really wanted people to feel that any man could stand on a hillside and say to his family's is is our estate. so he took that english concept and really wrote about that and felt strongly about it. i think he did a pretty good job considering. can't get to some of these people. >> you mentioned olmstead and vox won the design competition for central park. what was it about their design that beat out the others? >> it really stood out. it was different from the others. 33 competitors and it really stood out from the others in a couple regards. one

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mr. brace, who was -- i learned a lot about in your book -- who was the children's aid society guy. and he really wanted to make healthy living for young people who were kept in terrible conditions, um, sometimes had to work seven, five or six days a week. so i think he did a lot more than anybody else had thought about doing in a public space and believed in that mixing so that you might have the place where the carriages could go and see a beautiful view, but you saw an even more beautiful view when you walked the walks that the poor people could walk. and, um, al fine who's a writer about olmsted who died many years ago talked about how olmsted really wanted people to feel that any man could stand on a hillside and say to his family, this is our estate. so that he took that sort of english, you know, concept and really wrote about that and felt strongly about it. so i think he did a pretty good job considering. can't get there. [laughter] >> thanks. justin, you mentioned that, you mentioned that olmsted won the design competition to design central park. what was it about their design that made it beat out all of the

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healthy and more secure? >> thank you for the question mr. chairman. we the people care about marriage, care about what it is because it is the nurturing environment for children, and a mountain of social science data and diluted overwhelmingly the best environment for raising those children is possible is an intact home headed by a married father and mother. in fact, i have put in my prepared statement. >> it my specific question though, if you do have parents legally married and they are same-sex, and there are children, are those children benefited by saying that in that family, they will not have the same financial benefits that another family, married parents of opposite sex would have? are those children -- are those children not put at a disadvantage by denying those same benefits to them? i am talking about now a legal marriage under the state laws of the state you live in. >> no and that question -- without question children are certainly better off than having no parents, but. >> wait a minute i don't understand it. they would be better off i

healthy and very happy. and she's absolutely adorable. >>> five minutes past the hour. let's go to al with a check of your weather right now. mr. tropical storms warnings up throughout the caribbean. about 145 miles south southeast of santo domingo, dominican republic. moving west. cutting a swath across the caribbean. this weekend, by sunday into monday it is somewhere along the southeastern atlantic coast. again, the code of uncertainty says it could make landfall any time over the weekend. we have a risk of severe storms stretching from the mid atlantic coast to the central mississippi river valley. showers and thunderstorms already firing up with that system, cold front making its way. we are looking from anywhere to a half inch of rain to an inch as you get down to washingto >>> pretty comfortably cool weather around the bay area, thanks to the low clouds around san francisco, even misty skies out there around the golden gate bridge. if you want to find the warmest temperatures around the bay area, head over to livermore, 92 today. 81 degrees in fairmont. 60s for san francisco. low 70s in oakland. speaking of low 70s, even

by naafa, including the focus on healthy nutrition, you know, one of the things she said was that children of size could expect lower expectations for future suck. mrsa, obviously has not met jason, peggy howell, and lisa tealer, these of the most successful people i know. i will leave you with naafa's tag line, understand, it, support it, accept it. thank you. >> thank you, brandon. and to wrap up, we as i mention at the beginning of conference put a call out to all the youth to give us their version of discrimination. and we had quite a few submissions. we have our winner here that we'll let you see it now. get it up here for you. >> fat, lazy, porker, loser. those are just a few of the names i used to get called. it was my first year of high school when i was bullied because of my weight. it was bad enough feeling uncomfortable in my own skin and frequently depressed but to be criticized on top of it only made me feel worse about my elf is. i was just one of many people who have suffered. over the past decade weight discrimination in adults has increased by almost 10% and not enough is being done to prevent it. in today's society, being thin is a