transit center essentially lacks a major southern face -- as we know, it faces mission street at mrs. gore but is primarily bordered by alleys -- this could offer gate were to the south side, and we think it would be a great open space. there would be a small number of new high-rises that would be built essentially immediately across the valleys from the transit center, and that is part of the way of satisfying. they could offer public connections directly to the park level. we did complete a full historic resources the server prior to publishing the plan. a big chunk of the planned area is currently under way. through that survey, it identified a number of additional historic resources that should be individually protected as well as a proposal to expand this conservation district primarily to the west along mission street to take in more buildings that are really historic resources that were not captured in the conservation district adopted in the 1980's. the plan does propose to designate a small number of additional buildings as landmarks. that would be a separate process moving forwar

but mr. gore is not buying it. accusing mr. obama of embracing the bush clean air standards that the obama administration itself once called "not legally defensible." "the result of the white house's action," gore wrote, "will be increased medical bills for seniors with lung disease, more children developing asthma and the continued degradation of our air quality." and diane, white house officials argue that through other measures, new mercury and fuel efficiency standards, for example, president obama has done more for clean air than any president in decades. but clearly, environmentalists, fore the foremost among them, perhaps, al gore, are very disappointed. diane? >> okay, two vice presidents taking aim at their own side today. thank you, jake. >>> and still ahead on "world news," is the rain to blame for the epic allergy season? what if it's your fruit salad? >>> and a survivor from 9/11 goes back to the world trade center for the first time. what did she see that took her breath away? ♪ [ male announcer ] each of these pho

but mr. gore is not buying it. accusing mr. obama of embracing the bush clean air standards that the obama administration itself once called not legally defensible. "the result of white house's action will be increased medical bills for seniors with lung disease, more children developing asthma, and the continued degradation of our air quality." white house officials argue that through other measures, new mercury and fuel efficiency standards for example, president obama has done more for clean air than any president in decades. but clearly, foremost among them, al gore, are disappointed. jake tapper, abc news, the white house. >> it's not just al gore. hollywood legend robert redford wrote president obama needs to stand up for the future and that wewean't wait forever. >> a lot of folks are upset. the president is in a tough spot on this one. if you do enforce regulations you please environmentalists but lose jobs at a time when job creation is the number one issue of this election. either way he couldn't win. >> although envi

but mr. gore is not buying it, accusing mr. of embracing the bush clean air standards that the obama administration itself once called not legally defensible. the as a result of the white house's action gore wrote will be increased medical bills for seniors with lung disease, more children developing asthma and the continued degradation of our air quality. white house officials argue that through other measures, new mercury and fuel efficiency standards, for example, president obama has done more for clean air than any president in decades but clearly environmentalists, among them al gore, are disappointed. >>> back here now. fire officials are preparing for the worst as lightning storms and strong winds are are predicted in northern california, increasing the possibility of wildfires obviously. the department of forestry and fire protection is moving extra fire engines and crews in to several counties. they are worried conditions could be similar to the 2008 lightning siege that sparked about 2,000 lightning-sparked fires. and,

then they moved on to vice president and mrs. gore, and all of us went home to sen. and mrs. robb's house where we were camping out. it was like a bunch of old ladies after a tea; all of us had our story to tell. the kids were as excited as they could be, and they worried about chelsea -- "she doesn't have a chance to be a kid." i think the clintons have tried very hard to make her feel part of the action but without shoving her in front of cameras, and that's healthy. they also were impressed with the building they hadn't seen before, and they suddenly began saying "bill and hillary and tipper and al." that was kind of nice, too, though i hope they don't ever say it to them. c-span: this is not a big book. did you choose ... >> guest: i wanted a book that arthritic fingers could hold in bed. you know, so many books today you can't lift up in bed. c-span: two hundred thirty-one pages, not very heavy. >> guest: not very heavy, you can hold it in bed and it's easy to read. it's funny. it's a good gift book, i think. c-span: what you learn in this book is that you got tickets fo

so i think you guys are doing a great thing and as far as ralph nader costing mr. gorehe election, the supreme court stopped the count. so if it had gone to its conclusion al gore would have been our president. but the people aren't up in arms. we need to get -- most of the people don't vote. we need to get people up and off their butt. guest: to your point, i think the first one about the media, the landscape of the media has really changed in that we have 24/7 news cycles. i could be sitting here today talking about americans elect free of charges thanks to the people at c-span. and we see it around there's a huge amount of media that ultimately isn't paid for and a third ticket is going to be a compelling story and something people want to hear about and talk about. so the days you had to do these large commercial ad buys, it's a thing of the past. and i used the example before about the barack obama channel. it's not used to the same effect that it once was. to your second point about the debates, again, there's a very clear threshhold and that's fortunately a nonpa

gore. (cheers and applause) mr. vice president, thank you so much for joining us.(cheers and applause) what an honor to finally have you near wither underneath the glare of my scorn. (laughter) now, sir, let's get some politics out of the way first, may we? >> of course. >> stephen: okay. rick perry endorsed you in 1988. >> yeah. >> stephen: will you return the favor? (laughter) right now and endorse rick perry. >> well, it would hurt him a lot. (laughter) >> stephen: is that an endorsement. >> no, it's not. >> stephen: so because an endorsement would hurt him and you won't endorse him isn't that in itself an endorsement? >> um... you could put it that way. >> stephen: i just did. >> yes! he was a democrat back then. i don't know what happened. >> stephen: weren't we all. (laughter) i've got a little follow-up, rick perry question for you. rick perry said in one of the recent debates, he said of global warming, he said "back in the 17th century, only galileo said earth revolved around the sun, everybody else said the sun resolved around the earth." whose side are y

though with mitt romney exciting, even al gore on ambien would make the race more exciting. mr.omney, oh, you are awake. this is cool. universal is coming out with an undated version of the 1983 movie "scarface" which explains the line "say hello to my little facebook friend." poke me. poke you! tonight jimmy welcomes andy sandberg, pink floyd drummer nick mason and elmo. it will be a good one. it's "late night with jimmy fallon" weeknights at 12:35, 11:35 central on your local nbc station. it's time for your "first look" at entertainment news. something old with something new was a winning theme once again at the box office this weekend. the lion king in 3-d clawed its way to the top taking in just over $22 million. knowing a good thing when it now sees it, disney now plans to leave the updated classic in theaters longer than the two-week run initially planned. >>> brad pitt's "moneyball" opened in line with expectations at just of $20 million. and debuting closely behind in third, also cracking $20 million, was the star-packed family film "dolphin tale." after those films, the

mr. cain's opinion does have back up and the year 2000, blacks voted 90% for al gore. 2004, they voted 88%ohn kerry. 2008, they voted 95% for barak obama. jehmu green are, fox news contributor. so we're saying -- you were talking before the segment began that you're one of these brainwashed people. you would never vote for a republican, right? >> no. that's actually not true. can. >> bill: have you ever voted for a republican? >> not yet. but i think the diversity of opinions amongst black leaders at the national level is important and it's going to lead to progress. i think that it's great that like president obama, herman cain has only an american story. but his comments are not only insulting, they are offensive, dishonest. he basically said -- >> bill: wait. let's take it one by one. >> he's saying we can't think for ourselves. >> bill: let's take it one by one. the data backs up cain, when you have that kind of a plurality, over a 12-year period, i don't think herman cain is wrong. brainwash is an opinion. it's an opinion. >> here is what the data backs up. that african-americans vote

welcome back to spotlight i'm al gore in just a reminder that my guest on the show today is that a so-called of the award winning russian film director i listen to go mr sick or off after you won the gold mine award you said in one of your first interviews following day vanished i quote the current form of existence of the russian filmmaking industries fundamentally are wrong and should be changed immediately and . what is wrong in particular with the russian filmmaking industry. reporter has twisted my words a bit the quote is not accurate. or has changed it i was referring exclusively to the way funds are distributed in the morton film industry if the government finances film production as a not as a type of culture i emphasize no type of commercial special attention should be paid to the issue of fondest tribute the way funds are distributed to days totally unacceptable those funds are basically pocketed by a few people in moscow. a film funded not foster film production growth there has been only a couple of in the country and all last year's films the films that were produced after the reform after the responsibility for fun distribution was take

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mr. murdoch. that this document, the difference that this document made was it implicated "the news of the world" and gore donte lore without any doubt at all because it had passed through our office. >> indicated the paper but in terms of the widespread nature or the nature of hacking at the paper, with everybody doing it, it didn't, it proved that the paper as a corporate body had knowledge but did it prove that there were many reporters news of the world -- >> into, it had proved that it was done through the computer system of a junior reporter. >> okay. that doesn't --. >> obvious, the obvious inference can be drawn from that that others or others knew of it because junior reporter was clearly not doing of this own fact. he was just told to transcribe it. >> -- his name was on the top of it. >> his name was on it but he didn't accept he knows anything about it. >> can you ask you about the conflict of on-duty lawyers which mr. chapman told me would be your responsibility, that they would report to you. >> yes. >> how many on-duty lawyers would there be at "news of the world" on any given day or not ni