in these walls of new direction, we're safe. you can go through all the emotions and traumas of life and be able to find a remedy or solution or cognitive therapy way to deal with it. a lot of people don't understand about dual diagnosis. i would not have been allowed to stay in a regular program. my mental illness, my symptoms, included a lot of mania. i was constantly looking for things to do. i couldn't control it. it's gotten to the point now, when the daughters call with disasters and stuff, i can use my third step and leave it to faith that it's going to work out. i came in the door begging for help. i just could not calm down. and it took, it took the three months of them putting up with my behavior, before i even started listening. and then of course we got into the 12-step process, which helps you grow as a person. and between the two processes, learning to deal with mental illness and the 12-step process, i got lucky, and i came out with a chance. it's up to them whether they want to do a type of what we call cognitive

in our history except possibly the civil war so there's no question that we need to head in a new direction and fortunately there is evidence that that's beginning to happen well if and it's not if i could stay with you then but a lot of people are very critical of the obama administration's policy on the war on drugs even they don't like to use that term anymore there's a lot of disappointment is that a valid thing to say. it's partially fair and partially not i testified before congress last month and when i pointed out was that on the one hand the obama administration is pointing in a new direction on drug policy different from the prior bush administrations the clinton administration nixon administration what have you they have they are for example speaking about drug problems as health issues rather than criminal issues they are pushing to reduce the very harsh mandatory minimum sentences which have had an extraordinarily disproportionate impact on african-americans in america they did finally support federal funding for needle exchange they have allowed the states that have legalized

it's a choice between continuing to move the country in a new direction as she said, and backsliding toward the bush era, which the republicans would do and return to the same agenda where they drove the economy into a ditch. they focused on the wealthiest 1% of americans and ignored the middle class. those are the types of choices that our candidates across the country offer. so it's a stark contrast and stark choice. i think americans will choose to continue to move the country in the direction it's been in where we have private sector job droet from bleeding 750,000 jobs a month just before president obama took office. i think at the end of the day you'll see us hold both houses. >> larry: let's switch to another quick area. ben, do you think this muslim question with the center that proposed to be built in new york will have a national effect? >> i do, and i rarely have seen people so worked up about

president obama, speaker pelosi has focused on creating american jobs and moving the economy in a new direction. under her leadership, congress passed tough wall street reform legislation to rein in big banks and protect consumers. historic health care reform is for promised achievement and she continues to be done energy, security to create jobs, combat climate change, and physician america to a clean energy economy. thank you, speaker pelosi for everything that you have done. [applause] >> thank you. good morning. thank you all very much. i accept your kind reception on behalf of the members of congress who have worked so hard to make this day possible, the role that we played -- we heard from congressman miller on behalf of our california delegation. of course, we are proud to work with our former colleague in the senate, barbara boxer, whose leadership was instrumental in making this possible, working with senator feinstein. i think we all have a good team. maria, thank you for your leadership as director of the transbay joint powers authority. nat ford, mayor newsom -- i just want to the k

will we also did, i think, moving in this new direction is the others attended this meeting, and i wantedr exactly " what we were doing. also, the earlier comments we made is just a perception. we recognize that we are working towards more communication, and there is room for improvement, and i think your point is well taken. the tenderloin had a relatively large community meeting, and i do not even know if they had issues for you tonight, but i think it is a good point. we are aware of it, and we are just trying to get it to be as quick as we can. bucommissioner meko: it is a learning situation for us, too. >> what is working and what is not and where we are heading. everything you're asking for, we are doing. it just may not beginning to you as quickly as he won. : commissioner if -- commissioner: you refer to a task force, and we would like to think that everyone is a member of the task force. we have been trying to come up, and it is very similar to what officer mathias brought up, and we're trying to move this along accurately and efficiently. we are trying to come up with the best p

play-by-play, and new moves that require less button push as the ball carriers are taken in all new directionsonline team play gives players control of specific units on offense and defense so you can drill down with the b line or become a secondary special. the level of realism is why fans pick up this game year to year. the same impact that fantasy football had on fanatics is same to the interest level that madden created. fans can spend even more time in the heart of the action. from the game console, lawrence scott. >> is the pga championship in san francisco or wisconsin? it's been hard to tell the last two days, thanks to heavy fog. today, though, the skies cleared. good thing. because tiger woods and many others had to finish off round two before jumping right into round three of the season's final major. tiger on the 17. this is his tee shot. very nice beginning to the hole. he would go on to birdie. birdied his last two holes actually so he finished 3 under. the birdie here on 11, 12 under. finished at 13 under. has a three-shot lead heading into tomorrow's final. tiger, ten shots bac

san mateo, a dark shot but dresden when i say it's pretty good conditions as to make to win new direction. bright lights begin their in the hayward. hood 12 minutes for men tend to, golden gate foggy but a nice easy ride. at 37-5808 and a ride. we want to quickly remind to the northbound 880 where meets 92 is closed up 4:30 a.m., so just follow the detour in place until then. james. >> thank you, the free this morning in the operators are set to receive a nearly 6 percent wage increase and even as all other city workers have agreed to cuts. the border directors will receive the pay increase for review and i should say today interpret the 22 barbara grow from 4791219 will miller corporate off for his reaction about the possible hit their right. >> i believe in union but this union is out of control. >> i think the raises are inconsistent really of the times. >> voters will have a chance change the wage rose in november to above measure that would open operators pay to negotiations. also developing this morning ec transit labor dispute a judge made a ruling on the dispute. in effect of bloc

. >> the latest headlines for you on "bbc world news." direct peace talks between israel and the palestinians will resume early next month in washington. there are hopes for a deal with in the year. more aid money has been pledged for flood-stricken pakistan, but there is also massive social unrest. pakistan's current life-and- death battle with the monsoon floods is one the people of mozambique know all too well. can years ago, the african nation lost 800 people -- 10 years ago, the african nation lost 800 people two downpours. andrew harding has been in mozambique finding out what others can learn. >> the great green limpopo. it is on its best behavior today, but this giant river has a habit of becoming a lake. 10 years ago, this river flooded and 2 million people were affected. at first, the outside world seemed to shrug. until this moment. at treetop rescue for a mother and her baby girl born in the branches. they helped persuade the british public to donate some 30 million pounds in aid, the same amount raised today for pakistan. this baby

it also takes direct aim at google's dominance of the search market. >>> 4:47 right now. now to news for your bottom line. more bad news in the housing market could send stocks sliding again today. nicole lapin is live at cnbc headquarters with more. good morning. >> a very good morning to you. investors get more housing news today after stocks sank tuesday on disastrous existing home sales which fell to a 15-year low last month. new home sales are forecast to rise. stock futures were higher this early morning, but have flipped around and we are looking to a lower open, following yesterday's sell-off that saw the dow dip briefly below that key 10,000 mark for the first time in seven weeks. asian markets fell overnight. europe, a touch higher this morning, but basically on the flat line. the dow falling 133 points yesterday to 1040. the nasdaq off 35 to 2123. and speaking of off, sales of tiger woods' brand nike gear are off more than 7%. nike makes about $65 million a year from the woods brand. the company issued a statement stating, buy wood, despite his personal problems. but it is

their obviously they don't want to go back to the business as usual they want to try to go in a new direction is there some optimism coming on the scene or is there are you still very much in the throes of this depression well i think the crisis is ongoing . you know that doesn't seem to be you know that we have the parliament so an investigative committee that produced the report of two thousand six hundred pages describing the events leading up to the crash and the situation within the administration and the public of ministration doesn't get you know it gets a c. minus or a b. even and there is no changes being made sense so i don't think people are very optimistic but it got to what's going on currently you know and in the indian ministration and i think we owe reaching a point where you know when you come to a point where you desist the shock treatment that you go through and i think we had about two to get there were people are unwilling to. undergo all of these. economic. measures that we are being put through courtesy of the i.m.f. . and i think we're willing to fight there's the emot

additional opportunities for science played the important role for development of new same keepit directions to create new startup companies it's very important for creation lobs a new branch of the economy so this is again must emphasize one of the most important parts much more important than spare for a long there is this really is very important vital because because we've talked in this studio with a couple of people who have scientists who have emigrated to where we went to work in the west and one of the main reason for for leaving this country and going to work to carry out scientific research in the west which they mentioned was that we want to feel that somebody needs what we're doing exert influence our brain to do worry that this is what exactly is this is a main problem right now for science and that our friend you for instance the same keep it resides would be requested by state by economy and by society nor on would be started to criticize that action like that they may have science and start to speak that good to me but don't need them so on. eve as a country needs science we

. >> they spoke out for new direction to bring integrity, integrity back to washington, and we will make this the most honest, ethical and open congress in history. >> the accusations against waters come after president obama gave congressman rangel a less than ringing endorsement calling the ethics charges against rangel "very troubling." >> he's somebody who is at the end of his career, 80 years old. i'm sure what he wants is to be able to end his career with dignity, and my hope is is that happens. >> meantime, congresswoman waters has said she is confident the investigation will discover there are "no facts to support allegations that she acted improperly." >>> we're going to turn to the investigation of that massive leak of secret military records. tens of thousands of secret pages about the war in afghanistan posted on the website wikileaks. tonight, there is growing evidence the army private charged with disclosing the classified records had outside help. david kerley is in washington tonight. >> reporter: tonight, private bradley manning is in detention at the quantico marine bas

bridge is continuing here even though the volume is going on the right side your screen, it is a new directiony is still accident free and your right to the old gate bridge there's no problems here. the fog is not wood sill your ride and the bridge should be a very smooth commute and drive times will be under 25 minutes before marin county. >> q george. is 650 right now develop a new state of the art flood control system, pumps installed at the mill of the 17th street cannot have raised the ire of the government watchdog some critics say that there will be a failed if there is a major storm. they admit that the pumps need to be replaced with that will happen until 2014. rosenthal is the director and says without them out of the water will rise to the top levees and very likely the levies will fail as they did it during katrina. she also knows that the corps of engineers is protected from a protection felt. >> the nation in believes that a billion people were displaced by pakistan, there is some video here, a new videos show that levee gave way and of course pakistan 8 million people are in tha

here is the new direction 101 northbound as you make your way up towards guadalupe no major delays orlems rain now a good ride in the northbound direction golden gate, arrived 21 minutes as a major drive time from novato to san francisco. none is our guest today. james. a hearing is scheduled today in the ac transit labor dispute. there will focus on a bid by ac transit to have a judge to reconsider the july 16th ruling that ordered the bus agency to engage in binding arbitration with union leaders to reach new labor agreement as of now the two sides have agreed on an arbitrator by no doxepin scheduled election know it happens. we also have our board is replaced by aaa year in northern california such as gas prices in the bay area and across the country at once again going up. will the national average price for a gallon of unleaded gas is $2.78. the bay area is paying higher than that the average your $3.20. that is up 5¢ from july. and the average prison sentences so just a penny more $3.20. oakland is $3.21 san jose 320. dominion has put on hold to tassos and the parking meters and