>> good morning, neal. it is a historic week as you said all morn unprecedented the doubling ofhe national debt in five years and stock market failure and now the ratings downgrade and despite all that no statement from the president of the united states. potentially most historic news in 80 years and where is the president he left for camp david and hasn't been heard of him since. i led against raising the debt ceilingly. that's what the markets told us and what the american people wanted and the president refuse to lin to them. he has to come up with a new deal to restore the market in the nation and address the nation from the white house. and he needs to demonstrate to the country that he is unwilling. he needs to stop being awol on the economy. it is time to lead. this is about the country and american people. we have seen this morning, the markets went down five and half percent . rippling affect could be out there. 18 countries have better ratings than the united states? we can't have the administrat

>> good morning, neal. it is a historic week as you said all morn unprecedented the doubling ofhe national debt in five years and stock market failure and now the ratings downgrade and despite all that no statement from the president of the united states. potentially most historic news in 80 years and where is the president he left for camp david and hasn't been heard of him since. i led against raising the debt ceilingly. that's what the markets told us and what the american people wanted and the president refuse to lin to them. he has to come up with a new deal to restore the market in the nation and address the nation from the white house. and he needs to demonstrate to the country that he is unwilling. he needs to stop being awol on the economy. it is time to lead. this is about the country and american people. we have seen this morning, the markets went down five and half percent . rippling affect could be out there. 18 countries have better ratings than the united states? we can't have the administrat

as much as neal and i watch it and i agree with neal entirely we all know who they are. this was i think a little bit more... it blunted the message a little bit initially. >> woodruff: how does the s&p downgrade look now four days out? >> well, it's amazing. we've seen this remarkable volatility in the stock market and other financial markets, but ironically one of the effects in the market has been to have money gush into treasury bonds so u.s. treasury yields have fallen dramatically over the last three days. it's a good time to refinance a mortgage, for example. >> woodruff: which is contradictory. >> it is but what happens is the u.s. treasury bond is still viewed despite what s&p said friday evening as the safest asset in the world. when times look scary, when the world looks scary global investors still say i want the safety of u.s. government bonds. >> woodruff: is the u.s. economy strong or not, diane? >> it's not strong by any means but it is still limping oi long. that's about the best we can hope for. it certainly better than the alternative. that is the doub

>> guest: how are you doing, neal, good to hear fru.perry is proving himself to be successful in incent vising job growth and that is the position government should have. any time you have somebody who comes down from washington d.c. and government creates job. you need to run away. if government is growing jobs that means they are growing it is government. they have to set the right tax policis and economic policies and so that we can grow jobs and those conditions have to be set. >> neil: it is a tricky balance, right though, congressman. your state's new governor rick scott is cutting the fat and going to the bone and his popularity ratings suffered measurably. i am wondering if there is a boomerang affect. oh, gosh, we have to cool temperature we can't go too much too fast. what do you say? >> guest: going back and looking at it when i was a commander, there are time when you have tough measures and training in that nature and your soldiers complain about it but in combat, they'll see the policies that you implemented and training t

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here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: if you feel yourself daydreaming around the cubicle, wishingr office was more like "mad men," complete with a steady diet of booze and cigarettes -- >> does wonders for your career. >> reporter: -- but feel more like you're stuck in "office space," living the life of a drone -- >> if they move my desk one more time, then, i'm quitting. >> reporter: -- then silicon valley may be the place for you. while so many businesses nationwide are struggling, america's newest tech companies are locked in a war for talent. and it's fueling an arms race in laid back, unorthodox office space. >> the first thing we said is that we wanted to make sure that our office is a recruiting tool. the company is only as good as the company can get. we want to hire the best people in the world and they have a lot of companies that they can work at. >> reporter: brian is co-founder of airbnb, a thriving startup that connects people around the world with unique places to vacation, by turning anyone's home into a bed and breakfast. they can't hire people fast enough. right

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my name is neal, community planner with the san francisco coalition. i just wanted to give you a brief summary of the j.f.k. drive project. i definitely commend staff of the recreeks and parks department as well as the n.t.a. for coming together to come up with a really exciting project that i think is going to be transformative for the park and how people get around the park. how people get around the park. so far there have been two

my name is neal, community planner with the san francisco coalition. i just wanted to give you a brief summary of the j.f.k. drive project. i definitely commend staff of the recreeks and parks department as well as the n.t.a. for coming together to come up with a really exciting project that i think is going to be transformative for the park and how people get around the park. so far there have been two community workshops for planning for the j.f.k. workshops. j.f.k. drive separated, one in june and one just earlier this week. we have seen overwhelming support for the concept as it's come through the multiple option stages to one particular option that's going forward with design details. through surveys, emails, neighborhood group meetings that we have been a part of, people overwhelmingly support it but fully separated. i wanted to make sure that you understood, we are excited about this one particular project, but we have a coalition, we have a vision called connecting the city where there are 100 miles of separated cross-town bike way that is get

>> thanks, neal. and now to the government's urgent message for everyone from the carolinas to maine. watch out for irene. it's a big one. a hurricane with winds of 120 miles an hour now, and it's gaining strength as it cuts through the caribbean. the big question -- will irene strike the u.s.? where, when and how hard? it's on its way, bearing down now on the bahamas, and abc's linsey davis is there. good evening, linsey. >> reporter: good evening, george. irene has clearly arrived. and it is hitting us hard, not only bringing us drenching rain, but increasingly rough surf. the storm surge is expected to get ten feet or higher and that could obviously cause some significant damage. irene's rampage through the caribbean produced widespread destruction when it was just a category 2 hurricane. now, as a 3, with 120-mile-per-hour winds and up to a foot of rain on the way, the bull's eye is on the bahamas. and irene is just getting started. flying into the storm, hurricane hunters took measurements. but f

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i'm neal karlinsky for "nightline" in mountain view, california. >> the phone of the future.our report for tonight. thank you for watchingng abc ne. we hope you'll watch "good morning america" in the morning. weaver always online at abcnews.com. have a great evening, america. >> dicky: up next on an all-new "jimmy kimmel live" -- jamie foxx. >> jimmy: that's xaps when you wear a cheetah print sheet. >> you got it, baby. >> jimmy: obama continues his

be careful with the pop tarts, neal. >> it's heaven. >> all right.erg employees are -- collecting royalties. yes. if were you to look at how we got into debt, and you look at the projected numbers for increased deficit in 2008, something like $5 trillion, the projected, and then you look at the projected number of 2010,s 13ds trillion. you have an $8 trillion increase in projected debt over two years. between 2008 and 2010. two-thirds of that $8 trillion in projected new debt for america, that began when barack obama became president, is directly correlated to the recession, the housing collapse and increased entitlement expenses as a result of the unemployment. in other words, $6 trillion of the $8 trillion is from the financial crisis. you sat in the middle of the resolution for the financial crisis. we're having a whole debt debate whether to cut social security, take food from the poor people, tax the rich people, but no one talking about the way this happened through the collapse of the clinton money machine. can we get out of this if we do not

but we have that i know neal the former director general of the israeli ministry of foreign affairs and also a former israeli head of mission to ankara turkey dr thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. how unexpected is it that athens has come to israel's aid in stopping this year's gaza bound for tele greece was never so close to israel and the changes a recent change especially on the military dimension didn't greece save israel from another public relations disaster. but saved israel. it was the side that pulled the biggest there was to important ship of the flotilla mavi marmara in to participate in this year's flu which is a difficult area to relationship between israel and turkey is the main reason why israel and greece have grown closer together definitely. was the only reason. when the relations between israel and turkey were very close and this was so close draining to the it is worth. of equipment and. it was almost unthinkable to be in the military link with greece but the change was a very dramatic change to a fuse and call it will it was almost natural for israel to

tonight, neale godfrey tackles budgeting. she's c.e.o. of the children's financial network. >> back-to-school means back-to- spending. but suppose you could turn it into back-to-basics? this is a great time of year to teach your child about budgeting. start by helping them make a spending budget for the two major categories of back-to- school-- supplies and clothing. the first step is to get a list of all the recommended supplies your children will need for the school year. "need" is the operative word here. give each child a small notebook and show them how to list each item and put its price next to it. ask what supplies they think they'll need or want for this year. you can see where we're going with this. you agree to pay for all the needs, and have them agree to pay for their wants. next, do the same thing with their clothing budget. their list should be specific, detailing how many of each item they think they'll need. you may be surprised at the total cost and, hopefully, they will be as well. after getting the totals, you decide t

more news in fifteen minutes but first let's get the latest from the world of sports you know neal is here and bragging rights lie firmly in the northern half of the english premier league today don't they they certainly do particularly in manchester goals and he scored by united and city quite extraordinary we've got the story of the day plus the rest of the sport coming up. thanks for joining us this monday morning here in the central moscow i mean you know neal and these are some of the stories we're covering this hour. spoil sure who's most fiery football darby ends up all square between sports and six. edging closer a second street formula one probably not look so open inevitable first battle after victory number seven of the year. raise a glass thomas bjorn wins on morris in five non playoff to claim the johnnie walker championship claim. let's kick off a football where sunday soar crocker of a must be in the russian premier league sports are costing the leading sask the stadium sports act went into the clash aiming to keep the two month on the run intact and it was the red knig

this is all part of a strategy to take on apple's iphone and here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: at some point, in the past few years, the phone stopped being a phone. android phone or a windows phone can be a life-changing experience. what is google doing in the phone business? >> i would like to say that we are in the portable internet business. >> reporter: it's the e swer to the iphone. our cameras were the first to be allowed inside android's headquarters. for years it dominated. but google grew and grew. by the beginning of this year, took over the top spot. the stakes are extremely high. because the phone and all of the information that it provides not to you but about you have the future o ocommerce. >> this is major battleground for r e future of computing. because location gives you a lot of information of where you are and what you're doing. >> reporter: by putting android on as many different phones as possible, google is taking a page from microsoft's windows back in the '09s, which dominated appleby getting on many different computers, when apple back then, just li

abc's neal karlinsky has more. on the visionary man who sparked it. >> reporter: before steve jobs was a modern day thomas edison, he was an adopted kid growing up in cupertino, california. by the time he was 13, seen here in his school yearbook, he was already obsessed with technology, something he reminisced about during his visit to the cupertino city council this year. >> when i was 13, i think i called up hewlett and packard were my idols. i called up bill hewlett and he gave me a job that summer. >> reporter: it turns out talent runs in the family. as an adult, jobs tracked down his biological sister, successful author of "anywhere but here," mona simpson. she remains one of jobs' closest confidants. steve wozniak, the man who co-founded apple with jobs out of a garage, spoke witit us ove the phone about his friend this morning. >> you have a great incredible person like steve jobs, around other bright people, they pick up from example. his way of questioning things. a lot of the dna will persist in apple for

since the great depression or even the civil war for more on what i'm talking about i'm joined by neal president and co-founder of life course of course associates and senior associate at the center for strategic and international studies he's also the author of eight books you know what i want to talk about tonight before the tourney we'll welcome back thank you for having me great to have you with us. somebody called into my radio show a couple days ago and i don't know if you noticed the sales of the fourth turning on amazon it was like nine hundred today so that this is a good week. somebody called into the radio show and said i've got to read to you know because i talk about your book all. i moderated and said i got a retainer from the fourth turning and he reads this quote and this is this is something that you wrote in one thousand nine hundred ninety six it was copyrighted in ninety seven so you guys were reading this in the mid ninety's. one of the four scenarios you could bring about the fourth turning crisis he said quote an impasse over the federal budget again written more

there in oxford thanks very much indeed neal for being with us here on our team now the five month long conflict seems to have no end why is this deadlock do you think . well i think outside interference has not been very helpful here because i think if we think back ten days ago president and sad said that he was going to allow multi-party system in syria frank straightaway said that was provocative and i think what's happened is that instead of being responsible members of the interest community are actually being done the opposite and that's what that's one of the these terrible things are still going on in syria what do you think these promises of political reform there by the president have not appease the protesters. who are you know i think the only way serious problems can be solved is brian turnbull dialogue the government has said they're willing to indulge in a dialogue but i think the opposition have been emboldened by the support they are getting from foreign countries such as the usa france etc and i think that's what's really creating this very dangerous situation where w

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for "good morning america," neal karlinsky, abc news. >> and police believe the gunman also shot andre's diane sawyer with a preview of tonight's "world news." diane? >> hello, bianna, and hello to everyone. good morning, america. tonight on "world news." for the first time, glen campbell is going to talk at length about his diagnosis of alzheimer's. he has sung the songs that move us so much. tonight he will give everyone strength with the story of his life. bianna? >> lookingngorward to his story. thanks, diane. >>> and finally, players at the little league world series arere anything but camera shy and this proves it. the pitcher from south dakota, bounced one off the camera shattering the lens cover but leaving the camera itself working just fine. strangely enough a player from the same team did the same thing over the weekend. what is it with the cameras? >> the chances of doing that? >> i'm just loving these baseball stories. i got more and more and more. >> the little league world series. so many great stories. they're adorable. >> the runner and the pitcher has his hands up i

what about the corporation, neal. >> dennis, come on you know that businesses would be happy and in their selfish interest if they had an environment that was hospitable in this country. it isn't and you know it. >> pay taxes. >>> and you talked about an atmosphere that was theatrical. you and i agreed. what makes any businessman or woman invest? >> we had a phony solution to a fake crisis. we have a problem with demand right now. we have to get america back to work. the idea of a deficit. 74 times in the 1962. anywhere be running around and saying the sky is falling. it is falling because of all of this contouring. we have to get america back to work and avoid a double dip recession and we are headed to that unless we focus on jobs. >> dennis, kucinich, good to see you. >> and the white house, and standard and poors, we connect and you decide. after seven decades you are going down and your triple a rating will be a thing of the past. our white house guide with us now . the white house not happy with what s&p did. what can we look forward to or not in the next couple of dayings. >> we do

the watchdog is looking at allegations that he secured a job for the daughter of neal wallace, who at the time had a pr contract with them. he says he is furious and considering legal action. on the day this episode closed, so did applications to replace stevenson at the top of the met. >> of course, you can get much more on that story on their website. you can also get in touch with me and the team on twitter. >> this is newsday on the bbc. >> tens of thousands have joined anti-corruption protests across india. the man whose campaign fueled the uprising could be set to leave prison. >> 13 have been killed, including a former nps violence continues in pakistan's largest city karachi. as many as 400,000 children could starve to death in somalia unless urgent action is taken to fight the famine. andrew mitchell was the first british minister to visit the capital for 18 years. islamic countries have pledged $350 million for the famine victims. karen has sent this report. >> mogadishu, the most dangerous city in the world and the hundreds place on earth. they are taking no chances. first

thanks for joining us this is sports today i'm you know neal our headlines this hour. game on the twentieth the english premier league season kicks off with bolton on walls leading the way following some very touching. goals go or eight strikes find the back of the net in the russian premier league game between moscow and turkey brawls in the we've got all the day's highlights in just a moment. prince of pittsburgh lo fi salty's biggest stars. his views with see the game life in the u.s. and see kate crosby. but let's get going with the russian premier league leaders. normally escape the second straight the fate the army men cloying are to draw away to rubin it was the home side who knob the lead against the run of play it has to be said ten minutes from half time the referee judging the ball to have been in this c.s.k. penalty area. not show he was the moment stepped up one nil the routine fast forward to the second half on similar scenes striker wagner love pushed in the six yard box ses the ref penalty but surrogate blasts over from the spot still one nil the visito

here is a tweet from neal lewis wednesday. john tester of montana quote a vote against the bipartisan budget bill is a vote against montana.erinis his opponent danny rehberg boded know this evening. . at is from roll call. a couple more calls here, redcliffe content is next up on our republican line. >> caller: good afternoon. talking about what happenedo today. i agree with obama and what he did. it is the best for the countries. country. and also. >> host: do you agree with the outcome and the presidents agreement with leaders of a d congress on the legislation that is justream past? >> caller: i agree with the congress.li >> host: with what passed this evening, are you in favor of it? >> caller: yes, because the ia,ntry will go into default and they had no other choice. >> host: let's get a call from woodland hills california on art line.ican >> caller: i think we are in the silly season a little early with amer couple of comments, bi hear republicans and democrats and maybe i havefa a little more prenab domestic outlet as

neal karlinsky, thanks very much. >>> breaking news out of libya. a group of rebels are reportedly surrounding gadhafi's compound where they believe he is hiding. we go to abc's jeffrey kofman. jeffrey? >> reporter: the source is reuters. they arereaying gadhafi and several of his sons are in that apartment building. we are watching closely. and we will keep you posted. that gadhafi compound that was liberated this week. who's on top that have building? it is controlled not by rebels. but by snipers. >> there is some militia of gadhafi from the building. >> reporter: some gadhafi soldiers just won't give up. this route is -- >> not safe. this is not safe. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: all right. yeah. come on. we're as far as we can go inside the gadhafi compound. let's go this way, please. come on. this is not an image of victory. a rebel soldier shot in the neck. we watched helplessly as he died. he got to taste just 24 hours of a free libya. the news was better at the rixos hotel where 35 journalists and hers were freed after being held by gadhafi loy

kneel neal that's okay. >> is that okay? -- noel noel go ahead, thank. >> ask yourself when should a country borrow? we are borrowing huge amounts now. there's nothing wrong with borrowing money to create prosperity. every growth company in the world borrows money to create growth. growth countries should be the same way. we are borrowing money to basically pay people who are unemployed, who should be working. borrowing money to subsidize losing companies that should be allowed to sink. borrowing money to fight wars in countries we don't even -- this is the wrong time for [ inaudible ] we are running up deficits and we are destroying our ability to borrow in the future if we need to. neil, i don't know whether s&p was right to downgrade us or not. but we are borrowing at the wrong time. borrowing is a privilege that a country should use only when it can use the proceeds to create greater prosperity. that's not what is happening. >> neil: you are right about that. i want to talk to mitch mcconnell he told me we could have got

tricks from alexander to get a shock or should rock offend done he added one girl each evening five neal victory meaning a pittsburgh club go top of the table at least for a while elsewhere would be the host really a soviet over and look mighty trouble to face goodbye later. meanwhile mention city one top of the english standings following a call for the big tree at spurs and sky blues winning five want to overtake liverpool at the summit zac cole with an amazing full goals to his name in this one city rivals manchester united could join them at the top of the can beat in the latest match elsewhere full of stay when listened to going down to walk away to newcastle and stoke are currently in their action against was drawn the latest school that neil neil. a bit of tennis now and well number one counting was not he has become the first player in nine years to win the new haven open title for a fourth consecutive time just days before the start of the u.s. open. of course had a great chance to have korea final god couldn't match the top ranked dane plenty of exhausting really isn't the open

you neal. and in other football news the players' strike has finally been resolved in spain's lally go with the new season due to kick off on saturday after a week's delay the player and league officials finally reached an agreement that put an end to the strike which has disrupted the start of the season in the top two divisions talks between the science reconvened on wednesday and dragged on late into the night eventually the meet agreed to pay the unpaid wages of more than two hundred players reportedly in excess of fifty million euros and were also now allow players to end their contracts they don't receive their salaries for their clubs in the future. now it's just two days to go before the start of the athletics world championships in sas career the showpiece event has lost one of its biggest attractions former world record holder powell has pulled out of the one hundred meters due to a growing injury and twenty eight year old jamaican have been racing against time to get fit for the big

up next we get the latest from the world of sports from you know neal and i understand there's been a big upset on the tennis courts what happened yeah it's all happening in canada and both the men's game on the women's game the u.s. open final round some of the season is just weeks away on some of the favorites the really shouldn't be losing in the first stage at this stage up on we have much more in the coming up in just a second. great to have your company this is sports to me i mean and we'll play you head over the next ten minutes or so including. hearing up with the latest euro twenty twelve qualifiers kicking off a number of months time russia sealing their strongest eleven for tonight's friendly with serbia. net the last two time defending champion on the murray crushes on account of the mobsters in his opening match against kevin understood. this in the purchase of the play no it's again it's taken off in the recent helpful for the second time not a lot of stress free flowing thrills and spills a little. more than just the second black star pitch side where russian football m

elsewhere in tomsk local side point neal know with one car both teams had a number of opportunities but failed to convert any of them that didn't change their positions in the standings though with cards hanging eleven spot wildstorm sit back while. also on sunday premier league revenues will go big city already won in lisbon all brother has opened the sunshine. to the match and found the back of them have to offer and want to take five minutes before half time give the go go on double bonus advantages and they don't arise know. what's. after the break the news no good team added that. from the start for new fall in the box against him i hate the sound because it has managed to get a consolation goal though with more minutes to go an example problem for firing home for the final result of three want to ball down. in the meantime andriy would serve to recruit more big names in the next few weeks there are reports that in which the la club show an interest in the manchester united defender any minute so it's not near also been player reportedly offered nearly twice as much money as he's c