ned has done several full-scale mockups to make sure it works. he has tested it with vehicles. it will be enormous and totally unique to san francisco and the transit center project. finally, we are working with the los angeles artist born in the bay area, tim hawkinson, one of the most important contemporary artists today. his idea was to create a giant welcoming sculpture made of the rubble and debris of the demolished former transit center. we have very carefully called 40 pieces of concrete with our contractors so that they can be reassembled as a 40-foot high structure welcoming people to the transit center. finally, of view of the transit center from the air and from neighboring buildings in the evening. >> thank you. are there any questions? director sartipi? director sartipi: i do hope bus operations were considered in the design, as well as the consideration of future changes if they take place in operations. >> bus operations have been a critical factor at the bus deck level and on the ground floor. they continue to be a subject of much discussion, as you can imagine,

do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert are they my guest ned made a leyland of seventy asset management if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r t t v dot are you until next time acknowledge or saying bio.

do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert are they my guest ned nader leyland of setting out asset management if you ought to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r t t v dot ru until next time alex and i were saying but you know. it was shot four times in total. war as it were and. three of the boys are still in my body. and people should be allowed to defend themselves wherever they are guns in the hands of law abiding decent people are not a problem national rifle association. basically retired military we love to shoot holes and i'm sorry if you know that the bullet comes out here and this makes it go bang and what's in front of here is going to die. that's all the training you really really need raise your hand if you know something. to live what i want to philadelphia the streets. tell a lot of hopefully we will never have to use the weapons for self defense but we should be prepared for the full class including the teacher a. seventeen students.

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we have got to stay together, ned. it will not be long. then we can get away from all of this. all that we have is each other. i would kill myself if i thought this thing would destroy us. i couldn't take it. >> for more information on today'show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: join the next time for a conversation with grammy-winning singer seal. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it is the cornerstone that we all know. it is not just a street or a boulevard. it is the place where walmart stands together with your community to make everyday better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.

techs made the nasdaq the leading index, ned by marve and cnet technologies.p penny and gap were among the s&p's worst. macy's rose strongly and barnes & noble tumbled after saying it may break off its nook. and bmw was top in luxury car sales. finally, a florida man, threatened with foreclosure by bank of america for being 80 cents short on his monthly mortgage payment after he hit the wrong numbers paying over the phone, finally got a human at the bank to listen to him. he won't be losing his home. >>> and bill clinton likes hockey, the nba team got fired up after their coach got fired, plus two of the big three miami millionaires sit the game out, but the one who played was key. your early morning sports headlines, straight ahead. >>> as we head into the weekend, everyone wondering when cold air will return. i'll have your answer. you're watching "early today." >>> very good morning to you. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." the miami heat are without two of their big stars last night but they still managed to come out on top. here's nbc's fre

will be less prepared to handle multiple nets the ned -- threats if needed. >>> the state of virginia has reached a settlement. under the $2 billion agreement, virginia will phase out most of its care centers scattered across the state. the centers have been criticized as being nothing more than bare houses for people with -- warehouses for people with disabilities. from now on the state will boost funding and services aimed at letting people with disables remain in -- disabilities remain in their local communities. >>> its turned into a police involved shooting. >> it began around 7:20 yesterday afternoon near the 400 block of pond street. police say two men were in a car which was pulled over when a shot was fired from an officer's weapon. one of the men was struck and is being treated at a local hospital. the second man in the vehicle ran away from the scene and police are still looking for him. there's no word why the officer fired the weapon. >>> a former prince george's county correctional officer has been indicted for his alleged role in the death of ronnie white. >> white died

do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert are they my guest ned made a leyland of seventy asset management if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r t t v dot ru until next time mac eyes are saying bio. here he is still reeling from escalating outbreaks of violence as its plight spreads to new york where un security council members seem unlikely to reach consensus on the youngest. fall coupon i.d.c. protesters dig their heels in as they wait for you police crackdown after the deadline to leave their camps said by city authorities passes. and the london security goes large for the upcoming summer olympics with tens of thousands of troops and high tech spy drones all that it fears the spirit of the games will be damaged by a show of force. what are you going to live from moscow joshua welcome the dust has not yet settled over the suburbs of damascus which in recent days has seen some of the fiercest fighting since the syrian unrest began well the crisis gaining momentum moscow has offered a platform for dialogue between the

profoundly bullish confluence of events at the moment and i have high hopes for this year all right now ned well known derivatives expert janet's have a call the. it's only suggested both in writing and in a televised interview that there was clear manipulation and gold and silver this manipulation she said was most evident during the options expiration months so this is that our becoming mainstream that gold and silver are openly manipulated something we've talked about before do you think there's a growing awareness that the that these prices are fake number one and what about this idea that manipulation clusters around the option expert in months i think it is becoming more accepted people when i when i discuss it people don't. look at me as a crazy person they met seven or eight years ago i think there's still a degree of apathy if i'm honest about about the subject but reference what janet because he was saying about option a story i think there's some truth in that but i think that the medication is going to with some blowing the opiates knives to trip over and hit your head on the fl

around two hundred fifty million dollars but for some reason missing to think that you know taking the ned flanders route will going it's going to help him beat the other candidates and connect with voters take for example this scene from a group chat at a copy house down in florida over the summer. we're going to go the extra also thank you. thank you great thank you very very very weak this great thank you. is on link did ya write that service for the common people now do you also remember when he made that speech in new hampshire where he said that he too has nightmares about being unemployed i know what it's like to worry whether you're going to get fired or a couple of times i wondered whether i was going to get a pink slip. hey mitt if you're so nervous trying to sell or excuse me if you were so nervous try selling some more of your homes to help you and your family get by but all jokes aside somebody please let him know that we're just not buying it he's a front rather than the g.o.p. because there's nobody else not because he's somebody that people can identify with so i'd say just

kaiser report thank you matt from running a special feel with i just feel you now actually live now ned silver is the well over twenty percent of the twelve and it's in backwardation so first tell us what is backwardation backwardation if the. the opposite of can tango normally in the precious metals market you'll find that the futures show you effectively the contrast trading higher than spot rather than lower backwardation effectively shows that there is. extreme tightness in the silver market at the moment we're seeing the spot contract trade daily just a smidgen higher than the front munch month which is margin and this is very very bullish and particularly in precious metals one wouldn't expect to see that and it does appear to be being created by the problems with m.f. global bear in mind precious metals investors and most sensitive investors overall counterparty risk and of course what happened with m.f. global was an extreme counterparty event and that leads many people to leave the futures market in the pressure is going into the stock market which is very bullish for twenty tw

do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert are they my guest ned nader leyland of seventy asset management if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r t t v dot are you until next time i can either saying bio. russia's foreign minister warns that the u.n. security council will never approve of foreign military intervention in syria but says. retaining the current condition of the peace. and the syrian opposition has rejected a chance for talks with the country's president instead of threatening the assad family with a brutal and bloody end. plans to expand the u.s. military presence in the asia pacific backfire on the philippines and some in china . the island nation. station more american troops. this year's first e.u. summit exposes a deepening divisions within the union despite most members agreeing to fiscal restraint. and democracy. live from the heart of moscow this is. showing syria's opposition has made a chilling a pledge to the country's leader a valid president bashar al assad and his family will be killed like li

oh, yeah, ned rice. he's a brilliant, brilliant comedy writer.nd i know a fair number of comedy writers. among the hollywood right-wingers i believe there is a disproportionate number of comedy writers because, a, they're smart. to be funny is hard, to have a political opinion not so hard. they're smart and also, i mean, a lot of humor is politically incorrect. and they're used to -- well, anyway, that's my guess. a lot of them are comedy writers. but ned more than pretty much anyone i know you can, you can give him, you know, i don't know, i need a joke on the mac book air and he'll send you, like, seven jokes. when he's free. i mean, he's very busy. [laughter] >> host: um, when you -- why'd you go to public schools? >> guest: well, because i was too young to object, i suppose. [laughter] i mean, people move to new canaan, allegedly, for the schools. and, yes, kids from new canaan high school go to good colleges, but i maintain if you moved the exact same population -- we still have our married parents at home, and we still have our parents with

this is ned books into a serious hit in to douse a 11. they have basically become irrelevant with the rise of the tablet. there is no place in the market for these smaller net books. was the rise of the iphone and android, they have lost more market share. but barry is on the ropes and may not last long. sprint is now the only major carrier left offering unlimited plans. to those 11, one of the most popular web sites, mobster was removed from the west. lastly, this story is still ongoing, netflix took a beating in 2011. they did is are things that upset users. they lost close to 1 million subscribers, they raised prices and try to separate dvd services and streaming services while not adding that much more content. it's a confused and angered customers. >>marty: coming up, we will be taking a libelous outside. beautiful star to a brand new year. plenty of sunshine. here is a live look at the approach to the bay bridge. we will be right back. >>marty: and good morning and happy new year. a live look outside, we are beginning 2012 with a be

regardless of the knox -- nominee, i believe they will be elected and we ned to uphold them. >>neil: thank you, mark. tonight on fox business the kingmaker in south carolina, tea party favorite, republican senator demint caming to the aide of mitt romney and says the attacks, his rivals are coming too late and too unfair. tonight at 6:00 perform on fox business network. you don't get it? demand it! anyway, despite those words of support the latest polls show that romney's lead is slipping, and after a quick rally in south carolina and this morning, romney now is taking a campaign to florida and west palm weapon, and the week hi standard and to romney risked losing more ground in south carolina, i know he is there. where does he stand in south carolina? does a trip leak this, does it hurt? help? what? >>guest: it doesn't hurt. he could afford a day or two or a couple of days between now and the florida primary january 31st because he can afford to lose south carolina. obviously, romney campaign would refer to win it but it is not particularly hospitable territory and florida,

. >> reporter: and house speaker bush says this legislation would go through two committees, ned of one- instead of one to increase its chances of going to the floor. washington state and new jersey are also considering same-sex marriage this year. mary? >> one to watch. thank you. coming up at 6:00, we'll tell you what the polls say about approval ratings for the governor and the president. >>> and the secret service is looking into a smoke bomb thrown onto the white house lawn. ts clune -- ts clune -- it's unclear who is responsible. police put the white house on lockdown. but the president was not home at the time. so far, there are no arrests. >>> hope is fading for finding any more survivors of the italian cruise ship disaster. now, the focus turns to identifying the dead. anna metranga reports for wjz, with the latest on the tragedy. >> reporter: rescuers say the chances of finding anyone alive, inside the wrecked costa concordia are slim. >> the possibility is 5-0. >> reporter: corado is in charge of a special cave rescue team, brought in to navigate through the murky water insid

. >> that's old english for ned. >> let's watch a clip from your -- >> "mobbed". >> from "mobbed." >>ular. watch this. >> oh, my god! >> we want to! >> let me tell you what this is. >> let me put something to you first. here is a guy who has one of the world's most infamous germaphobias, right? >> yes. >> your idea for a tv show is to bring thousands of people all crammed into a small space. >> first of all, do you see me in the middle of that crowd? it's an idea and great show. it's spontaneous music and dance. this week, it's amazing, actually the best one yet. watch right after "american idol" on wednesday. if you have something intimate you want to share with somebody that would change their life forever, the clip you saw was from a past show on the internet with a girl five years and never met her and now he wanted to proclaim his feelings about her, so much so he thought -- he employed us. he flew out to l.a. from pittsburgh with everything he owned in a truck to say, i really care about you, i want to stay with you. if you ayes, everything in my truck will stay here and if you

lots more and a story out of ned more support. then, i got my number. my tired, achy feet affected my whole life. until i found my number. i tried the free dr. scholl's foot mapping center. in two minutes, i got my foot map and custom number. i'm a 440. that matched up to the dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic inserts with the right support and cushioning i need. i am a believer. i'm a believer! i'm a believer. find your closest foot mapping center at drscholls.com. wait -- scratch that -- what makes you trust a car insurance company? a talking animal? a talking character? a talking animal character? how fancy their commercials are, maybe? or how many there are? well what about when a company's customers do the talking? esurance customers are saying stuff like "awesome" and "rockin'." and they aren't even paid to. fancy that. esurance. insurance for the modern world. click or call. matter which position i am in i wake up feeling good. it fits you so perfectly... it fits you. you wake up and you're revived and rejuvenated. it's just like wow! tempur-pedic

. $15million was nedded to fix it. so this philanthropist will donate half of that money. rubinstein is 62 years old. he is the co-founder of the carlyle group. he is a local man born and raised in baltimore and he has been donating money to the city recently. just last month, $4.5 million of his was donated to the national zoo to help with their giant panda program. he has also given significant sums of money to the national arrest vives and to the kennedy center he has said publicly many times that he is planning to giving wait bulk of his welt. he remembers visiting the city as a child and want to see national monuments preserved. we'll hear more on the announcement at 9:00 this morning. back to you. >>> now, to the other top stories we're following this morning. a bethesda mom is accused of leaving her young dot anterior lone in her apartment off rock for of the drive. montgomery county police say the 6-year-old girl was trying to cook something in the toaster oven. a neighbor called 911 and found the girl wandering the hallways. mother is charged with leaving a child

in addition, we now know with the technologies we have, we don't ned necessarily need the manpower we my police department as well as the military, a large part of our expenses is sustaining that force. not only while they're in the military, you understand even after they leave and they've given that incredible service to our country, we're still paying in terms of the benefits they receive. so shrinking that force lowers overall expenditures. but the preparedness is what's critical. so when you have generals, when you have leaders, military personnel telling you that we can be far more effective with less expending, it's a procedural issue, we're going to pursue that, lower military spending, because everybody knows that the amount of money you spend on something -- and we see this with public education -- doesn't mean necessarily that that's the strength of result we're going to get. you can spend less often and get more. >> one more prediction question. who do you think is going to win the gop nomination? >> it's clearly to me going to be barack obama versus mitt romney, dem and r

why shouldn't you ned an i.d. to vote? >> voting in like buying cigarettes. a constitutional right. voting is featured in 10 of 26 amendments to the constitutions, right up in article 1 and article 2, central to our democracy and second of all, we're not just talking about i.d. here. there are plenty of states that require or request i.d. before somebody goes and votes. the issue here is requiring i.d. that 11% of americans don't have, and saying if you don't have that i.d., your vote's not going to count, period. >> on that point, how many of these cases when it comes to voter fraud, where someone is using a different i.d. or trying to vote twice, when you look at the tifklook at the tifk s the tifktatistics, when you thi of the number of people that vote, it's a real blip on the radar, if anything. correct? >> it is. a person is more likely to be struck by lightning than to commit the kind of in-person voter fraud that these laws are supposedly meant to protect against, and as i said, 11% of voting aged eligible americans do not have this kind of i.d. the d

ultimately the regulations would ned to be approved by the council. still the beginning of the process here. again, food vendors are optimistic. they say it has been very difficult operating under those old rules so they really are hopeful things will get better. back to you in the studio. >> megan mcgrath live from northwest. thank you. >>> right now firefighters in reno, nevada, say they are gaining the upper hand on a fast-moving brush fire. the fire is 50% contained. yesterday 80-mile-an-hour wind gusts helped spread the flames. as a precaution more than 10,000 people were evacuated. among them was vice president joe biden who had been making an appearance at a local high school. >> apparently you have a fire in the nearby hills. and they just told me that if -- i don't want you to get out of here relative -- let you guys out of here relatively soon they will make you get out of here. >> so far the fire destroyed more than 20 holmes and scorched more than 3700 acres. one person was killed and it is not clear how the fire started. >>> let's check i

he neds eds to continue to lead this county if he wants to pull this one out.er population center, davenport and cedar rapids here. here is our biggest question still remaining tonight. in the western part of the state, look at the open areas right here. this is a very conservative part of the state, and right here, these are mostly small counties, half a percent, 1 percent of the vote. but right here, where sioux city is, woodbury county, 3.5% of the population. you watch the western part fill in, if the margins stay the same, and all these counties here, we're at 46%, if the margins stay roughly the same in this part of the state, it is the conservative western part of the state that could well settle this race, anderson. we're watching the math come in. it is just a fascinating time. and as you look at the colors, we had a two-way race four years ago, a three-way race now. we're going to be at this a while. >> just a couple hundred votes right now separating the top three. let's check in with alex castellanos, and also erick erickson. they're at santorum hea

we ned to watch this together, because the owner gets inside the elevator and it seems like for a fewonds he just kind of is staring at the dog outside. take this from inside the elevator the owners inside, right he looks around, pushes the butt on the dog is still outside. it appears he's looking right alternate the dog. the doors close, still no movement and suddenly he feels the elevator starts to move, he starts to freak out, push the button, stop the door. you see that leash it got yanked so hard to the floor the owner actually bussed his wrist it hit the bottom so far. the elevator rider is going up. you can see he's anguished, oh, my gosh i just hung my dog. his head, he's clearly distraught and then you take this now from the outside of the elevator where the dog was. the tkaeugs on the outside of the elevator, he goes in and now you'll see this part, right, the elevator door closed, there is the woman who distracted the dog in the first place, so the doors close, and boom you'll watch the dog go up, luckily the leash snaps, the dog falls down, again the doug is totally fine a