mr. rowe did offer some ideas, and he talked about the kinds of people he cares about. >> the people who keep the lights on, the people who allow the toilets to work, the people who pick up roadkill, the people who paint the bridges, the people who farm, the people who mine. >> it's safe to say there is a candidate for president who cares about those very same people. but it's not the candidate rowe was sharing the stage with today. rowe talked about putting these people back to work and so has the president of the united states. when president obama tried to sell his jobs bill last year over the refusal of the republican congress, he talked about the kinds of people who would get those kinds of jobs. >> it's a bill that would put people back to work, rebuilding america. repairing our roads, repairing our bridges, repairing our schools. it would lead to jobs for concrete workers like the ones here at hilltop, jobs for construction workers and masons, carpenters, electricians, engineers, ironwo

mr. ro mer row. >> police initially said the officers were on patrol. they were in the area sunday morning investigating a burglary. romero opened his car door with a pellet gun. police showed off the similaritys to a real gun today. the chief says the officers opened fire to protect themselves. >> the driver of the car mr. romero stepped out of the car. when he stepped out of the car, he had the replica handgun in his waistband. >> mario romero's sister says she watched from the window. she was adamant her brother never opened the car door. >> there was no doors open. >> police today said they have not spoken to her to get her account. >> we have not spoken to the sister yet. we would like to speak to the sister, but she hasn't been available for our detectives yet. >> i've been in front of the police station for the last two days. >> romero's family has also said police have been cruising by their house harassing the family. the family looked to meet with police of chief today. he told he will meet with romero's family next week. ktvu channel 2 news.

mr. vladimir who is in the front row to please come forward.he has four critical props with him that has significant historic reference. today it's my honor to honor one of our most incredible neighbors. he's one of my neighbors on 11th avenue, but he's a long time richmond district resident, born in odessa but living in the richmond for over 37 years. he came here around 1975 or '76 with his wife and daughter from the former soviet union. he's a tremendous member of the russian district since coming to san francisco. he's a journalist with exceptional photographer but journalist for russian publications including russian news covering so many significant events around the world but based in san francisco. he has carried, if you could believe this, four olympic torches in four olympic games, though he's attended i think over 10 olympics, as well. but he began in -- i think it was before the 1984 olympics in l.a. you went to lake placid i think as a first. he carried the the torch in salt lake city in 2002 and athens in 2004 and beijing in 2008

row. >> great book, mr. pelfrey. one question i have listed in irony. i noticed in your book you say that general motors was a top seller of the vehicles in japan prior to world war ii and there's the irony. what happened there? >> that's absolutely true and another story hollywood couldn't have scripted. general motors dominated the automobile market in japan right up until pearl harbor. in fact general motors had emerged to lead to a larger market share in japan than in the industry throughout the 1930's. then after world war ii, you can trace the roots of many of the challenges the u.s. industry faced to the man and douglas macarthur, general of the army. he was put in charge of reconstruction in japan and one of his first decisions and was made by him alone is that no u.s. automobile manufacturer would be allowed to re-enter the japanese market. hard to believe that the japanese would rebuild the economy by its own bootstraps needless to say no one envisioned that bootstrap economy would become. the japanese in fact studied his business strategies a

mr. kipnis because he had three years in a row based upon our findings originally regarding his driving requirements so it wasn't an issue where he had one bad year, he had an issue of three bad years so we had to move for the egregious behavior versus you had one bad year, let's see if we can work on it. >> but at this point, it's been found that it's been one bad year. isn't that what's in the record, only 2009 was -- >> correct, the hearing officer only found 2009. >> with that information and with that finding, would that change if you were to go back and start over and taking as true the decision by the hearing officer that it's only one bad year, would that then suggest to the department that maybe he should receive an admonishment rather than a revocation? >> well, not necessarily because we don't necessarily do the admonishment anymore, we will impose stiff penalties, so at a bare minimum even today if mr. kipnis had this issue and had no other issue with us, we would let him know that it's going to be a fine and/or revocation and likely we would look at mitigating factors whether it would b

mr. romney? >> will the administration's new row gram be enough to silence the attacks for karl rove.se haven't gotten a statement wefrom either as of y. they might have been planning this for some time. >> obviously rment it's medicaid they are going to go for medicare. it helps provide healthcare for america's poor. they are proposing an experiment in which they will be given permission to in essence voucher identifies a former premium support for several million poor americans to allow them to get healthcare coverage from private insurance companies rather than just simply to have the government pick up the tab for their health services. >> but they would have that option, right? >> they would have that option. look, let's be honest about this. the democrats have been demagoguing and the president has already proposed a voucher plan and presides over a voucher plan if they want to use the words. americans are not covered by employers and are not -- make too much money to get into medicaid will get a voucher from the government they can in essence use to get healthcare coverage from

mr. for labor has found itself the target of rows of attention, also his criticism.it was true for african-americans. he granted political visibility. never saw a single piece of sill rights legislation passed during his administration. he did understand african-american needs not as racial but economic. many new deal programs were legally desegregated. of racial justice was important, especially if you happen to be one of the people who was lynched, starving was also important. fdr tended to translate every group interest into an economic interest and would to what he could economically even if he held his hand socially. .. >> but instead relied on language like, quote: we know the human l factor which enters so largely into this picture. we're trying to apply it to all groups needing aid and assistance and not merely to the a few scattered or faired groups. demanding more than the president was likely to give you meant that he would castigate you as selfish or unfair. this rhetoric had a powerful nationalizing function for citizens were encouraged to think of thems

row. >> eric: as you heard brad say, mr. bush isn't the president. for every new job, four people have given up. the unemployment rate was 368,000 last month. they gave up. the unemployment rate's going down because they are giving up. the real rate is 17.1%. >> a lot of has to do with public sector job loss, right? so the overall rate is dragged down by the fact that state and local governments are cuttingions, due to cuts in spending, pushed by republicans. the focus here -- [overlapping dialogue] oomphp. >> that's not true at all. >> the stimulus -- >> the american jobs act would add 1 million jobs today. >> that's nonsense. >> eric: let's have brad respond. >> it's the republicans' fault? >> the root cause of our financial collapse was barney frank and senator dodd. >> eric: stop! let brad talk! >> they were asleep at the switch and should have sounded the alarm in the crisis that brought down our economy. you forget that, but that's the truth. let's talk about job loss. job loss is want strictly in the public sector. it's in the private sector.

spend less in 2013 than we spent in 2012, hasn't happened since before world war ii, three years in a row, mr. speaker of this body coming together and telling the american people we can do better with less. that's what this bill's about today, mr. speaker. again, strong supporter of this rule. strong supporter of the two underlying measures. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from florida. mr. hastings: thank you very much, mr. speaker. my good friend from georgia speaks out of both sides of his mouth. on the one hand you're saying that we began this process open and this democracy flourished and you were so passionate about it until when we left at 5:00 a.m. in the morning, you rushed home and you were on fire. i'm curious to know when we finish here tomorrow afternoon, what is it that would cause us not to be able to be here and allow, as you put it, every member to have his or her say for their constituents on this measure? but no, we're here on a closed rule. and i understand that the government has to continue and that's why

mr. obama would do a etter job. a cnn averrge of four recent found 51 percent of likkly - voters support president obama romney. "my friend mike rowe" one of romney's events wednesday was at a business leaders and t-v host mike rowe...he's a man known ffr taking on tough jobs ... but n ohio , he's overshadowed byythe two other even tougher. innwashington, i'm mily schmidt.-----end----- cnn..criptt---- the push for ohio vottrs s pspecially timely... even thought it's about 40 daas until the general election,, early voting ii ohio begins in a week....leaving little time to win over the firsttvoters. 3more people are pending they don't have! have!how much money... americans are racking u in overdraft fees. ((break 3)) -reporter pkg-as follows --so much for fiscal responsibility. a new study shows overdraft is making a comeback as more and more americans dip their ccecking accoonts - into peeative terrrrity. bank research firm moebs serrices says this past yyar alone -- thhn $31 billion in overdraft fees.thaa's up sharply from 2011. moebs says there are 144 million consumer checking accounts -- and of that &pnuuber, bout a quarter are

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mr. romney should "not be hostile but be assertive, clear, a dirt and not back off." >>> cpaigngith mro in ohio yesterday was mike rowthe host of "dirty jobs." the two agreed that creating jobs is the most important thing that america needs. >>> the "orlando sentinel" reports at jimmy buffet, the mayor of margaritaville, will be doina prmex m to help president obama. tickets for the private invitation only fund-raiser cost between $500 and $5,000. >>> steve harvey will tapen episode today at nbc in chicago with first lady michelle obama r hew t tal show. he says he is honored. the interview will air next wednesday. >>> and bill clinton told cnn he can't be president in the u.s. again but he does have other options. clinton says because of his irish heritage, he would be elle runorsint in ireland. since his home state of arkansas was part of the french empire before the louisiana purchase, he could run for president of france. but his french is so bad that he asys "within a week i'd be anhar morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> and now here's your "first look" at how wall street is going to kick off the day. the

to a hello mr clair welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us today. pleasure you have been writing extensively about the rising row of the asia pacific region are you sure that the region is bound to replace the atlantic and global importance is a true. well you know on the basis of population on the basis of economy on the basis of economic dynamism yes i think that the atlantic the asia pacific region will become the dominant region of the future yes the need you tend to see the future of the region rather in terms of most of all between the u.s. and china rather than cooperation what makes you think so. you know when you look at history when you have a dominant power that's been put in place for a very long time. in this case the united states and you have a rising power like china there's always going to be friction and conflict now that doesn't mean it will lead to war a conflict does not always have to lead to war but certainly there will be rivalry and competition are you talking about a possibility up a cold war between between america and china a cold war across the pacific. well tao i remember the cold w

mr. romney was very critical of the cry row embassy in egypt and their statement about the violence in whichme regret about the movie trailer that many of the terrorists and riot teres incited violence on the u.s. in egypt and lebanon. he says it's disgraceful that their first response was not to -- there had been rhetoric in the mission statement saying that the u.s. deplores anything critical of any religion, islam or otherwise. what the embassy in cairo said is they condemn the efforts by misguided individuals to hurt the feelings of muslims. after the romney critical statement the obama for america campaign fired back and said we're shocked at a time when the united states of america is confronting the tragic death of one of our people in libya that governor romney would launch an attack. at the time they did not know that the ambassador had died, perhaps there was a staff death and there was rioting overseas. >> is governor romney en route to the event? do you know if the statement will be read off paper? do you have advance knowledge of what he's prepared to say now? >> su nice to it s

mr. obama's presidency is that he had the first year he was in office, the first $1 trillion deficit in history. he's done that four years in a row now. mr. obama always loves to bring his predecessor, how the deficit for all of 2007 was $161 billion, mr. speaker. mr. obama increased the debt by that much in just one month. in 2007, the american -- america's debt to g.d.p. ratio was 62% according to the i.m.f. it will hit 100% this year. mr. obama spent nearly $1 trillion on a failed stimulus bill shortly after being re-elected. and then shoved a government takeover of our health care industry down the throats of the american people which is now projected to cost well over $2 trillion. he spent $3 billion on a cash for clunkers program that went bankrupt the first week he spent $29 billion to bail out bear stearns and $300 billion to bail out city groop and $35 billion to bail out a.i.g., $10 billion to bail out union pension plans and $50 billion to bail out general motors. mr. speaker, under the budgets barack obama has already submitted to the congress, he will add more to america's debt than all of the outstanding debt of all

mr. speaker, balance the budget four years in a row. the only administration in the lifetime of anybody hearing, seeing or knowing that we're here that that's been done. it was done because we paid for what we borrowed. mr. speaker, we're going to have an opportunity, not in the next two days of this session before the election, but we're going to have a lame duck. we're going to have to come back here. we are going to have to do some serious things. we need to as americans, not as democrats, not as republicans, we need to have a conviction that we need to come back here and not walk away from our responsibilities. very frankly the bowles-simpson, every republican member of that group from the house walked away from it, voted no. said, no, we will not agree. and so it didn't get the 14 votes it needed to be brought to this floor. i think that's a sad fact, mr. speaker. that should have had a robust debate. and perhaps modification. but it was a plan that said to all americans, we're all going to have to be in this together. a balanced pl

mr. speaker, balance the budget four years in a row. the only administration in the lifetime of anybody hearing, seeing or knowing that we're here that that's been done. it was done because we paid for what we borrowed. mr. speaker, we're going to have an opportunity, not in the next two days of this session before the election, but we're going to have a lame duck. we're going to have to come back here. we are going to have to do some serious things. we need to as americans, not as democrats, not as republicans, we need to have a conviction that we need to come back here and not walk away from our responsibilities. very frankly the bowles-simpson, every republican member of that group from the house walked away from it, voted no. said, no, we will not agree. and so it didn't get the 14 votes it needed to be brought to this floor. i think that's a sad fact, mr. speaker. that should have had a robust debate. and perhaps modification. but it was a plan that said to all americans, we're all going to have to be in this together. a balanced pl

row in january of 1836. he is sentenced to die in about a month. with the clock ticking, mrs. thorton said something even more unbelievable. it was amazing enough that she had testified on arthur's behalf in criminal trials, but now she goes out and starts recruiting her friends in high society of washington and she was a very prominent woman with many prominent friends, easy access to the leadership of the country. she went to van buren and said, the president, presidt jackson, tell him that he should part in arthur, you know, his mother is very good, the execution would be worse than the crime. and that she couldn't contemplate that arthur would be executed. and so the clock keeps on ticking down. i'm going to read you a little part of the book about what happened in february of 1836. in his cell, arthur bowen search for where to quell the fear of death. he hoped for a pardon from the president, but he had to be ready to did not happen. you have to make the truth of what was said all along. yes, he had a right to be free and liquor would destroy that freedom. arthur's protes

mr. obama took the long view on jobs. >> today we learned that after losing around 800,000 jobs a month when i took office, business once again added jobs for the 30th month in a row. we know it's not good enough. >> reporter: behind the scenes, white house officials and campaign operatives echoed senior white house adviser david plouffe who told supporters we come out of the convention with momentum. but the jobs report threatens to slow that momentum only hours after the president addressed the democratic national convention, what most were describing as a successful week. >> know this, america, our problems can be solved. our challenges can be met. the path we offer may be harder, but it leads to a better place. and i'm asking you to choose that future. >> reporter: instead of the rousing rhetoric the president had employed before an outdoor crowd of thousands in 2008, last night mr. obama struck a more professorial tone in a gathering that had been forced inside by bad weather. >> you didn't elect me to tell you what you wanted to hear, you elected me to tell you the truth. >> reporter: today the president ridiculed the republicans. >> tax cuts when times are

. >> if they've been zaer rowing in on social conserve fives lately, recent polling could explain why. last week, for the democratic convention the race was tied. mrromney got a one-point bounce from the republican convention and the ropleny campaign downplaying this bounce that a chief pollster saying, while some voters will feel a sugar high from the convention within the basic structure of the race has not changed significantly. that's the question. has it change and what doesn't recent polling reveal about the romney campaign strategy? let's talk about it with john king, bill burton, and senior romney adviser bay buchanan. >> this election is all about the economy. in the last couple of days we've seen mitt romney endorse steve king, talk about -- appear on the stage with pat robertson, talk about not taking god we trust off the currency even though as far as i know, no democrat has even suggested taking god off the currency or the coins. is he all over the place now? or what is he doing here? >> no. i think it's clear this election will come down to the economy. i think the governor is obviously very strong on that issue and certainly far mor

rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses der carefully before investing. >>> mrllo. >> in july, 2010, clinton mania finds its way to the small town of rhinebeck, new york. >> hey, guys, keep walking. >> mr. president, how does it feel to have your little girl? >> it's good. >> the occasion? chelsea clinton's marriage. it's a private ceremony, but media interest is overwhelming. >> of course it's a wedding that's being billed as fit for american royalty and it doesn't appear to disappoint. >> long time clinton friends ted danson and mary steenbergen are among the few famous guests invited to attend. >> watching the support that bill gave his daughter and the way he honored her and the admiration that he has for her and the respect he has for her and for this lovely man that she married was very moving. >> chelsea asked one thing from her father, that he lose 15 pounds for his health before she gets married. >> she told me the other day, dad, the only thing you got to do is walk me down the aisle and you need to look good. >> five months earlier bill clinton experi

mrs. romney and her team were there when the cabin filled with smoke. pilot declared an emergency. jim avila picks it up from there. >>reporter: the row many any private campaign jet 10 seater was at 40,000 feet when thick smoke began filling the cabin. on board ann romney secret service agent and her press secretary sarah hailey. >> it was apparent it was an electrical fire. never actually saw any open flames or hing but there was a significant amount of smoke. >>reporter: crew moved the passengers towards the emergency exit as the pilot declared an emergency open the radio. the plane was heading from omaha nebraska to santa monica california when it turned around. as you can see in the flight path tracker it began a rapid descent to denve denver. >> we have an electrical issue here and we will declare an emergency. probably need assistance we have smoke in the cabin and. >> very scary for all of us when you are in a cabin and you see smoke coming out of the back of the plane that is something that is very disconcerting. >> request fire truck. >>reporter: mrs. romney first off the plane at denver international airport. she called her

row to zero. bottom of sixth. ground ball and kennedy can't make the play. pegan scores. 2-2 game. and in the seventh, mr. mr. scutaro, two runs score. the giants beat l.a., 5-2 and now lead the dodgers by 5 1/2 games in the west. a's in seattle trying to shake off the three-game sweep at the hands of the angels. and cespedes, gets past him. 1-0. in the fourth, here it comes, there is goes. george kotarres, a low hop. three-run blast. 4-1, athletics. five innings, one hundred, struck out 7. given 5-0 on the year. a's added a couple runs courtesy of josh donaldson. fair ball left field corner, brandon moss in. the a's go on to win 6-1. they hold the top wildcard spot in the a. l., half a game up on baltimore. >>> in retirement don nelson has at least half a dozen business renne first going on on ma in hawaii, but last night it was about the been hall of fame. nobody in history has won more game. two stints with the warriors, one of twelve new members enshrined in the hall. he talk about his introduction to basketball as a kid on a farm. >> my uncle walt bought a basket and a basketball for me and put it up

row to zero. bottom of sixth. ground ball and kennedy can't make the play. pegan scores. 2-2 game. bases loaded in the seventh. mrutch, marco scutaro. a little flare, a little bloop, and two runs score! the giants beat l.a., 5-2, and now lead the dodgers by 5 1/2 games in the west. a's in seattle trying to shake off the three-game sweep at the hands of the angels. mission accomplished as they faced king felix. and cespedes, gets past him. he scores on the error, 1-0. in the fourth, here it comes, there is goes. george kotarres, a low hop. three-run blast. 4-1, athletics. five innings, one hundred, struck out 7. griffin is 5-0 on the year. a's added a couple runs courtesy of josh donaldson. fair ball left field corner, brandon moss in. the a's go on to win 6-1. they hold the top wildcard spot in the a. l., half a game up on baltimore. >>> in retirement don nelson has at least half a dozen business ventures going on in maui, but last night it was about the induction into the hall of fame. nelson spent 31 years on the bench. nobody in history has won more game. two stints with the warriors, one of twelve new members

mr. speaker, balance the budget four years in a row. the only administration in the lifetime of anybody hearing, seeing or knowing that we're here that that's been done. it was done because we paid for what we borrowed. mr. speaker, we're going to have an opportunity, not in the next two days of this session before the election, but we're going to have a lame duck. we're going to have to come back here. we are going to have to do some serious things. we need to as americans, not as democrats, not as republicans, we need to have a conviction that we need to come back here and not walk away from our responsibilities. very frankly the bowles-simpson, every republican member of that group from the house walked away from it, voted no. said, no, we will not agree. and so it didn't get the 14 votes it needed to be brought to this floor. i think that's a sad fact, mr. speaker. that should have had a robust debate. and perhaps modification. but it was a plan that said to all americans, we're all going to have to be in this together. a balanced pl