an 11th-hour newport, rhode island came into the running. that's because san francisco change the terms of their proposal. newport was the host of the america's cup for decades in but the very last minute they were unable to get there and package together for today's deadline in the were able to commit to the america's cup which is a shock to a lot of people. as imagine what it does come to san francisco the waterfront ec here will see renovations. we talked to across ross to see who this water was. >> this is the world couple sailing i think san francisco is poised to put on the most spectacular event. of worldwide. the thing or the perfect amphitheater for that. what propels that level of new revenues is going to be the tourism that this will bring and that will generate the kind of revenue that otherwise your ago would of been possible. >> we were talking early hint about a number of places that kept posting over and over again carry and this could stay in san francisco. >> that's a big thing to remember that a lot of people don't recogni

if we could not build the sailing village in the new location, we were going to go to newport.at was about. >> let me just say, maybe i am just old hat in some respects, being around labor negotiations for the past seven years, i did not think anything was particularly surprising about the negotiations. it is surprising, as i sat up front, the team will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars over all. they are bringing something extraordinary to the city. they want to make sure there is some certainty in the process. michelle just referred to the fact, i refer to it prior, that there is less certainty because of venues because we have to build them. to answer your question, we have to work through some of those finer points in the last few weeks. it the end of the day, what was remarkable to me, we agreed and committed to a process and got to where we needed to go within the spirit of the legislation that the board of supervisors supported unanimously. so i was pleased with that process and certainly with the outcome. it was a very advantageous process at the end of the d

newport was not able to for decades but was able to commit to the cup. drain the cut to san francisco will made renovations to several peers in san francisco, you see areas that could see renovations. supervisors talked about what witnesses he feels for the city. >> but it this way there would be no other motivation to also reach purpose our peers and a fort. quite frankly they would remain in the paralysis that they're in right now, four city to have this post and quite a luxury to be able to reach a match and parts of the port of san francisco, i don't think any other city in the u.s. can boast that prospect. >> everyone feeling that this is what's going to happen but were still waiting on official word nothing that's come out yet. >> it's exciting for walt auto this competition we weren't sure. where is the mayor because he's been semi involved. >> witness stand he's out of town in mexico so he's not here for the big announcement which is kind of a big surprise with all of that. were waiting to hear from him. >> bottom line it could mean a lot of reve

and an effect of the economy of newport. can i give an assurance that no final decision will be taken until the economic impact assessment is published and considered? >> well, i know how important the s part office has been to newport and how many jobs it has provided obviously we want to see diverse economies right across our country and that is what the regional growth fund is there to help achieve in terms of areas that are threatened with public sector job reductions. but i'll certainly look at the case the specific question and i'll make sure he has an aner. >> the prime minister will record his visit to my constituency hospital as part of supporting the campaign to prevent the forced closer of ame and consultant-led services. does he agree with me that there should be no forced closures particularly given -- particularly given -- particularly given the fact that our local gp's are opposed to it as are ieed the residents? >> my right honorable friend makes a very good point. any local changes to the nhs have got to mee

newports and italy are also suggesting the shooter had a history of mental problem plums. the african nation of sudan could split into two. thousands of sudanese refugees celebrated in a makeshift polling places in eight cities across the down. the elections will last all week as part of the peace till the end the long civil war in which 2 million people were killed. sudan is one of the world's poorest regions, but is rich with oil. coming up a rash of shootings in one south bay city, why they may be connected. >> latest look at future cast shows the wet weather coming up for this week that will tell you more about this as well as a cold night for tonight. this coming up. san jose police are investigating to shootings over the weekend. two people were killed when injured at a nightclub on 13th street. and this morning a body was found about a quarter at the 1000 block of north 12th street. kron4 is more wing kelly talk to police to believe these two crimes are covered nec did. >> sent as a police were alerted to trouble here at the mexicali club is 30 p.m. saturday night,

generational level of support because growing up in southern rhode island where southern rhode island newport was the host of the america's cup for 53 years out of a 150- year tradition, of course, that enthusiasm is compounded once we knew that mr. ellison had won the cup, the san francisco should pounce on the ability to try to become the host here. naturally, we wanted to do everything we possibly could to work together as a city family to extend our families to secure that particular right. needless to say, the people of rhode island are a little bit upset with me, and i and my home town, as my mom likes to remind me. i'm sort of kidding. they said the politics thing does not work there. come back home. that idea is completely off the table. as it relates, i think, to index steps, we are very appreciative of the fact that the city family came together in what was amid very extraordinary circumstances. the board of supervisors, supervisors, room 200, as well as with the private sector to be able to proffer what seems to be the strongest deal that will possibly could devise in meeting a dea

backyard as san francisco was selected as host for the world cup in 2013 beating out the likes of newportrhode island and other cities. san francisco becomes the first city in nearly two decades to host the world premier event. when they won the world cup back in february, it was almost a foregone conclusion that san francisco would be picked to host the next cup considering the winner gets to pick where it will prercht its entitle. they have seized a tremendous opportunity to showcase in san francisco bay, provide jobs and more than a $1 million boost to this city's economy. the race is expected to create close to 8,000 jobs. quite a bit of work will need to take place before the 34th america's cup as many of san francisco's city-managed piers will need to be renovated. preliminary races are set to begin in san francisco in 2012. tom, back to you. >> boy, a lot is happening here in the year 2013. christine, thank you very much. >>> now let's talk politics. gavin news gavin newsom still doesn't know the exact date he'll be sworn in as lieutenant governor, but he is announcing his post-ina

there was stiff competition with newport, rhode island. sailing fans say san francisco is in for a treat. >> amazing economic horsepower and potential. and to me personally this signifies the end of the recession. good times are coming to san francisco. because of the america's cup. >> reporter: race organizers say making the deal is just the beginning of lots of work ahead. the america's cup is coming to the bay area in 2013. san francisco now has to prepare for thousands of visitors and navigate the logistics of having the race on the bay. race fans say they can't wait to see the sailboats sailing past the golden gate bridge and past alcatraz and they can't wait for all the visitors, it's going to be an economic boom for the city. that story is coming up a little bit later. reporting live in san francisco, jeanne elle, bay area news. >> what a beautiful venue it's going to be. hosting the 2013 america's cup will create an economic boost for the bay area, as jean just explained. city officials, in fact, say the cup could be worth up to $1

. >> newport rhode island and the city in italy were in also in the running. it will include building a new infrastructure along the bay to host the event. it will bring millions of dollars in revenue. the announcement is generating a big picked us along the waterfront. as we report, some ports will see a great deal of improvement. >> drummer john king is celebrating. it's new year's eve and news that san francisco will be hosting the next american cup. >> it's fantastic. i think it's a wonderful thing, it's like getting the world cup or olympics. >> members of the organizing committee said they were not sure this day would come. >> there's an awful lot of negotiating through the media so you sometimes wonder what the story is. >> a spokesperson said today there there are only minor changes which involves oracle investigating. 30 and 32 along with peers on the north side of that very building. peter 27 to serve as a public interaction base and, all of that in return for free rent and long-term development rights. >>> and they were ecstatic saying why they foll

in newport, about 40% of all the races were canceled. in valencia, half of all the races were canceled. by contrast, the reliable wins in san francisco, averaging 20 knots on a summer day, permitted a schedule of summer race days. reliable race days would present a media coverage, generate bigger audiences, improve sponsorship a dissipation and potentially enable more teams to compete for the america's cup here. lastly, our spectator from the course. by creating a spectator- oriented course along the northern waterfront and essentially keeping boats so they could not go below san francisco, we could have a media-friendly event, which would make this the biggest in the america's cup history right here in beautiful san francisco bay. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. next speaker please. >> i'm with latitude 38 sailing magazine and have been sailing on the bay and enthusiastic supporter of of course having the cup here. i just want to make note -- it has been noted several times, we know the greatness of having a championship team in

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cup event, which they believe will be bigger than the america's cup matches they used to happen in newport. i can tell you on the basis of conversations in the last week with figures and said the america's cup organizing in rhode island, they have a bid for the america's cup world series regatta, and all they have to do is take be wide out, take out the world series, and they have the america's cup bid. >> i speak an endorsement of the america's cup, but with the special feature i would like to bring to your attention. let's speak about pier 30 and 32. if this new proposal is going to be -- it is a bit of giving away the family jewels. the only thing i can rely upon is this report, and the gentleman knows how to crunch numbers with his unimpeachable integrity, and that is a lot of money being raised. it is a gift of public funds, and it may well be illegal, so i would request you to approve of this project that is being proposed for the america's cup. everyone is going to enjoy this. as a former seaman, i agree it would be a wonderful thing. you are being railroaded to approve this thing.

we did hear about some authority representatives travelling to newport and other locations to see if there were other viable competitors to san francisco, but we do not have a lot of information about those bids and discussions. commissioner mirkarimi: thank you. commissioner chiu: colleagues, additional questions? ok. are there other members from city staff that wish to make any presentations with regards to this? any further discussion, colleagues? colleagues, before we vote, i want to really thank everyone who has taken part in this. whether we have sale or not, you know that to win a sailing race, every member of the crew has to work together -- the skipper and crew -- and i'm very grateful to all of you for the roles you have played. supervisor mirkarimi, supervisor alioto-pier, and others who have been supportive from the beginning, thank you. but also, supervisor daly, i want to thank you for injecting significant fiscal reality into the discussion. supervisor campos played a significant role in helping to ensure that the agreement is tight. i want to thank all of the members

santa rosa and newport beach follow a similar practice.or silva says she doesn't want to see any business penalized for calling police. they'll hear the proposal 7:30 and also hear from the public. ann notarangelo, cbs5. >>> well it's not even opened yet but a new pizza spot isn't sitting well with some people and not just for the colorful language on its menu. grace lee is saying that the shop's paint job has some people seeing red there in san rafael. grace? >> reporter: that's right ken, it's called pizza or gas miikka and if you have seen the menu at some of its other bay area locations, doggy so i'll, kama sutra, and others on the menu. it's not causing the fuss but the color yellow on the exterior of the building and now it's up for review by the city. american pizza, could it be any less controversial? a slice of pie. but pizza or gas miikka is arriving in a loud color scheme. >> the color represents happiness. >> reporter: the sunny shade is causing a stir and now san rafael could cause the owner to mute his hugh, he says it's not

i have been to and seen the great improvements made to other america's cup venues like newport, rhodeand, san diego, california, valencia, and auckland, new zealand. we have an opportunity to host the oldest trophy in the sport, to bring the global recognition to our great city, and to bring over $1 billion in economic value and nearly 9000 jobs. we have heard that through the day. i would like to talk about time. time is of the fn -- is of the essence. teams are pushing very hard to learn what venue is going to be for the 34th cup. they need to know whether it will be raced in 25 knots or five knots. san francisco provides 25 knots. they need to know. the city also needs to know so we can start the ceqa process and begin building what we need to do it and deliver on our promises as a city. timing truly is of the essence. my profession is mergers and acquisitions. i have worked with larry ellison before in my other life, and i know from firsthand experience that he will walk away from a deal if it getsre- traded -- if it gets re-traded or renegotiated at the end of the day. we trust t

so consequently i made my living in the clubs in the early '60s and eventually got to newport where if singers. but all along the way, i'd be-- been meeting people like tom paxton and eric andersen and bob dylan and joan baez and mimi farina and dick farina, who became a very good buddy of mine. and peter, paul, and mary, before they were peter, paul, and mary-- when they were peter yarrow and mary travers and noel stookey. but we all felt, as i did at that early time, that we could make a difference and that music would change the world. and i believe it did. mary always says, "yes, we thought it would change the world, and it did change the world." certainly there were a lot of taboos that were broken, a lot of things from the '50s that changed-- the illusions about america's invulnerability. the war went on for far too long. but perhaps if there hadn't been all those voices behind the peace movement, it would have gone on longer. who knows? i can only say that the-- the passion and the music were a great and driving force. and i've always felt that it was a privilege to be a part o

late this afternoon, san francisco beat out newport, rhode island, in the bid

. >> there is an e mail saying it's official and minutes later had to retrikt that and so newport got the word and san francisco got the race. there is owner saying the races will be a boon. >> to bring people into the city. will be publicity for the city. >> and there is next door there are about 20% to 30% more. >> that much? >> yes. >> operators say months of racing in 2013 could interfere with the regular routes but who cares? >> i i think there will be people that want to get closer to yachts. i think the thi would it be good. >> horn blower party yachts figures it will be better than anything they've seen it will be huge. i won't be surprise fd it doubles our business. >> the westin st. francis figures business can increase 20%. a spokesman said 10%. >> it would bring a world spotlight on san francisco as a destination. this is priceless. >> and this there is is what san diego promised when the cup was held there and the figure was half that. san francisco native paul is a six-time america's cup veteran. he is the ceo of the team from sweden. >> each team has about 120 people on

the pch and as we were going to the shake shack, this guy was walking past and clearly walking from newports car slowed down, a young guy, looked like a nice guy, you know, he only had that a little bit, and he decided to slow down the car, lean out the window and go, get a car, loser! i was like, whoa, man! so, that made me -- i know, it was kind of harsh. so that made me think i should learn to drive, lest i be a californian loser. >> jimmy: really find inspiration anywhere. >> i'm scared of the angry masses. i do whatever they say. >> jimmy: you have to remember to drive on the right side of the road. >> i was in jacksonville about three -- five weeks ago and i nearly -- i went onto slip road for the highway in the wrong lane and that was terrifying. i could have ended my life. i don't know if i'm be deported for saying that, but -- but that could have been really dangerous. >> jimmy: you'll be fine. many of the female celebrities do it constantly here. >> really? which ones? >> jimmy: you know which ones. [ applause ] now, this movie you're in is an animated movie and i hear it's very g

it was between san francisco and newport, rhode island. and how close were we to closing this?t was not just a guarantee. and our board of supervisors really provided leadership also with the mayor and they came back to us. is that what he is a billionaire? >> and i think he knows how to make a deal. and just for the record that you stuck with the initial financial offer? >> we did. and it is because the mayor, and the board said that we will give them a deal to give them. for their peers but no tax breaks. >> and also, the event organizers wanted to stick close to the giants stadium. >> initially, they saw. #50 as the place for the wanted to do business. pier 50. and then when the racing came and saw the pier with 27, 29, they said this is perfect! and they said that they do not have time to move a ground, so let us stick with. no. 50. >> and what happened and 2013? >> the ultimate race will be in september. july, august, september and a series of races. these boats are going to go faster than any has ever gone. >> and as a sideline, larry baer. with giants tickets, can you se

the president of the red barn company in newport beach was the largest. the new town center includes offices, stores, theaters, up to 300 homes and a town square. to date all that has been built is a temporary food court. >> new numbers show amtrak intracity passenger trains are gaining passengers even as the state prepares for a high-speed rail. two local lines rank among the nation's five busiest corridors. the capital corridor from san jose to auburn saw a 10% increase in ridership last year. the san joaquin by more than 2%. the spokesman says a big part of the reason is the system's on-time record. >> if you want to learn about the hi-tech economy, you better go where the action is. that's what brought the best and brightest graduate students from mit here from across the country. lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> students focus on innovation. >> 109 mit sloane school of management students are in silicon valley on what's called a tech trek. it's four days filled with tours of local companies, meet and greets, one-on-one's and net working opportuni

and san diego italy and newport, rhode island made pitches and san francisco looked like it might lose the bid. because it was too expensive said the city. the supervisor was on san francisco's america's cup committee. >> the alternate proposal required a lot less upfront and certainly not requiring the liability that was originally being asked of us. >> less expensive proposal gives ellison control of piers 30 32 and pier 27 where bower limousines is head quartered. gary schwartz is the chief financial officer. >> we've been planning on that taking place skpon the moon. we think it's a terrific opportunity. >> horn blower cruises says it can carry 4,000 people to the race course z their pokes person says the company will likely bring in more votes. >> this is going to be like fleet week on steroids. huge. >> the next races will be in 72-foot catta marchans capable of speeds excess of 50 miles per hour. the city will months of racing in september, 2013. hotels like westin st. francis says koit mean a 20% boost in their business. >> and are you saying people interested in yacht racing h

the team headed by oracle ceo larry orson chose san francisco today over newport, rhode island. venues for the race will be built at several piers along our northern waterfront. ellison's group will invest up to $80 million for upgrades to the piers in x change for long- term development rights. the mayor's office projects the race could inject $1.4 billion into the bay area economy. >>> a powerful earthquake gave argentinian's a rude awakening this morning, a magnitude 7.0 earthquake hitting around 7:00 a.m. in the northern part of the country. not clear if there were any major injuries or damage. >>> violent storms ripped through the midwest, killing at least six people. three people died when a tornado touched down in cincinnati, arkansas yesterday. dozens more were hurt. the twister reduced several homes to rubble, as you can see there. cincinnati, arkansas is a very small town, only has about 100 people. nearly everyone is affected by the storm. >> i was in shock. i couldn't believe it. this is my hometown. i grew up here. everything's gone. it's all gone. there's nothing l

naval war college in newport, rhode island. the program is a little over an hour. >> it is a great pleasure to be back again at the naval war college where i have so many friends and am honored to speak. and going to talk tonight about a part of the world that should be a central focus of the united states, but still is not yet. as is often the case, elements of the u.s. military are ahead of the curve. it .. also, our whole outlook is with the atlantic and pacific in the center. i am here to say tonight we have to focus on a third emotion. the indian ocean which has been consigned to the edges of our consciousness but is rising importance. another thing that we have all been prisoners of is we have all been prisoners of cold war era studies. at the end of world war ii america found itself a great power. a great world power and therefore it needed experts. area experts for each part of the world. artificially divided eurasia into the middle east, south asia, central asia, southeast asia, east asia pettersson university did this

three people were killed in the crash in newport beach. one is critical. police say an oncoming car lost control, became airborn and set off the ten-car crash. authorities are investigating. >>> nasa astronaut tim kopra was injured on saturday. it may affect the flight to the international space station. the mission has been scrubbed over fuel tank cracks receive tim -- several times. here she is, miss america. 17-year-old teresa scanlan took home the crown last night. she's the second youngest winner in the 90-year history. she's 17, by the way. the first winner from nebraska. and finally to look that good, she likely eats her fruits and vegetables. parents of this tot are introducing her to grapefruit juice. she tastes the juice and then after a few seconds realizes just how sour -- oh! her reaction is adorable. in the next video they give her tabasco sauce and she throws the spoon at them. just kidding. >> janice huff is here with a check on the weather. >> i hope no one gives me that when they don't like my weather forecast. good morning, y.erodyb we'r

america and europe in the major financial centers of the world could now include hong kong and the newport as well as the european and american centers that we coordinate our rules and regulations and standards in such a way and in a trance way that we don't have this race to the bottom that we saw in the past. because with british institutions, to follow the money you have to go to almost every part of the world and ended up in tax havens and regulatory havens that really were, if you like, lowering the standards we've got to expect if we are going to have proper financial stability for the future. so the lesson is not whether america and britain are doing the right or wrong things. i think they're trying to do the right ends at the moment. the lesson is we don't coordinate, than some other regime offer itself as a lax regime and cars were problems in the future. as far as diplomacy is concerned, you know, there is not and that has come out of these tapes that suggests that in most cases, america is not pursuing an honest and principled foreign policy. or certain parts to question, certai

. >> if we could not build it we were going to go to newport. a lot of those fears are not contributing to the economy they could be more beautiful, we want to do about them in such a way that is both environmentally friendly makes an economic contribution to the city. >> the last time it was posted in the u.s. presence in diego in 1995. >> we will take a break, a live look to the san mateo bridge, just a drive for 92 we are traffic moving pretty good in the commute direction those taillights from hayward foster city back with more public to a moment. welcome back, dr. klein said he says he's sticking by his research, here's more. >> parents panicked after 1998 study artisan to vaccines. in response many stopped vaccinating their children. now the research conducted by andrew wakefield fraud by leading roche medical journal. it also claims he was paid nearly $700,000 by lawyers looking to file suit against vaccine makers. >> all the way through we see him chiselling the data falsifying medical histories of children and essentially concocting a p

and an effect of the economy of newport. can i give an assurance that no final decision will be taken until the economic impact assessment is published and considered? >> well, i know how important the pos part office has been to newport and how many jobs it has provided obviously we want to see diverse economies right across our country and that is what the regional growth fund is there to help achieve in terms of areas that are threatened with public sector job reductions. but i'll certainly look at the case the specific question and i'll make sure he has an answer. >> the prime minister will record his visit to my constituency hospital as part of supporting the campaign to prevent the forced closer of ame and consultant-led services. does he agree with me that there should be no forced closures particularly given -- particularly given -- particularly given the fact that our local gp's are opposed to it as are indeed the residents? >> my right honorable friend makes a very good point. any local changes to the nhs have got

and an effect of the economy of newport.can i give an assurance that no final decision will be taken until the economic impact assessment is published and considered? >> well, i know how important the pos part office has been to newport and how many jobs it has provided obviously we want to see diverse economies right across our country and that is what the regional growth fund is there to help achieve in terms of areas that are threatened with public sector job reductions. but i'll certainly look at the case the specific question and i'll make sure he has an answer. >> the prime minister will record his visit to my constituency hospital as part of supporting the campaign to prevent the forced closer of ame and consultant-led services. does he agree with me that there should be no forced closures particularly given -- particularly given -- particularly given the fact that our local gp's are opposed to it as are indeed the residents? >> my right honorable friend makes a very good point. any local changes to the nhs have got t

downward mobility, the newport, chronic poor, locked into a prison industrial complex, militarism, not just iraq and afghanistan, but the pentagon, the military budget being 50% of the u.s. budget which means there's no wiggle room to deal with the situation of working people and poor people in our debate about the budget. then there are the spiritual issues, the spiritualism, but narcissism, the spiritual malnutrition and moral constipation we see in the nation. the emptiness of the soul and the right and good being stuck in you can get out. that is morally constipated. the right and the good want flow. i'm not just talking about are wall street brothers and sisters. they are human beings like anyone else with two much greed. a military industrial complex of private contractors, too much monopoly. our debate about education, privatizing taking place and to teachers and teachers' unions being cast as welfare queens. teachers need to do the job, no doubt about that, but $4 billion a month in afghanistan and -- for me, coming out of the legacy of martin, curtis mayfield, and other great

downward mobility, the newport, chronic poor, locked into a prison industrial complex, militarism, not just iraq and afghanistan, but the pentagon, the military budget being 50% of the u.s. budget which means there's no wiggle room to deal with the situation of working people and poor people in our debate about the budget. then there are the spiritual issues, the spiritualism, but narcissism, the spiritual malnutrition and moral constipation we see in the nation. the emptiness of the soul and the right and good being stuck in you can get out. that is morally constipated. the right and the good want flow. i'm not just talking about are wall street brothers and sisters. they are human beings like anyone else with two much greed. a military industrial complex of private contractors, too much monopoly. our debate about education, privatizing taking place and to teachers and teachers' unions being cast as welfare queens. teachers need to do the job, no doubt about that, but $4 billion a month in afghanistan and -- for me, coming out of the legacy of martin, curtis mayfield, and other great

let's go to newport, florida. rick is an independent. caller: i understand in the past decade the chamber has argued for tax breaks for corporations that go overseas. i am not forgiving to corporations overseas. but when i look at what tax revenues these corporations have brought to our country as a percentage, they always seem to be dwindling in the past 20 years with our trade agreements. 1.5 million jobs going overseas in the past decade as opposed to happen million jobs created in the manufacturing sector here in this country does not seem to be a policy that the u.s. chamber of commerce should be advocating. could i have your response? guest: let's talk about your tax point first. you have to understand the u.s. has a different tax system than any other major economy in the world. in the u.s., the tax income all over the world instead of a territorial tax system, what you make in the u.s.. that is different from just about every other country. as part of that, there is a will that money earned overseas is not taxed until it is broug

[applause] the family of corporal andrew hutchins, of newport land is also with us.poral hutchins gave his life and service to maine and the nation last november in afghanistan. corporal hutchins wife, heather, is due to give birth to their first child, allyssa braelynn, and march. all of maine shares the sorrow of the family of the fallen heroes and we honor their service to protect our lives and our liberties. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in a moment of silence to honor the sacrifice of our fallen heroes and to reflect on the loss of their families and members continue to endure each day that week remained free. thank you. one area where we must put politics and special-interest aside is our education system. students are the most important people in the classroom. every decision we make and every dollar we spend must be focused on the individualized needs of each child. [applause] our standards must be higher, administrations must be leni, the dollars must go to the classroom. [applause] and most of all, we have to find the solutions to make maine the numb

downward mobility, the newport, chronic poor, locked into a prison industrial complex, militarism, not just iraq and afghanistan, but the pentagon, the military budget being 50% of the u.s. budget which means there's no wiggle room to deal with the situation of working people and poor people in our debate about the budget. then there are the spiritual issues, the spiritualism, but narcissism, the spiritual malnutrition and moral constipation we see in the nation. the emptiness of the soul and the right and good being stuck in you can get out. that is morally constipated. the right and the good want flow. i'm not just talking about are wall street brothers and sisters. they are human beings like anyone else with two much greed. a military industrial complex of private contractors, too much monopoly. our debate about education, privatizing taking place and to teachers and teachers' unions being cast as welfare queens. teachers need to do the job, no doubt about that, but $4 billion a month in afghanistan and -- for me, coming out of the legacy of martin, curtis mayfield, and other great

let's start off, we are going to go to newport, rhode island. this is a traffic shingled cottage.dence, rhode island, as the place with all the famous old mansions. this is not one of them. it is the kind of cottage that sells well because everybody pictures new england this way. it has those box hedges we saw outside. inside, look at that beautiful pristine white trim. white floors. how imparactiable, but how delicious. it's new and tiny, but totally workable. there is out back in a minute, a tiny deck big enough for two people to have a cup of coffee. there is a shed in the backyard that comes free with the house. >> something like this, you have to be really looking for something like this. >> everybody when they think of new england thinks i want a shingled cottage. this is a cream puff of a house. >> we'll go to a new england-style farmhouse. this is in portsmouth, new hampshire, three beds rooms, $374,000. >> portsmouth is a great town. it's 50 miles from boston, the third oldest city. look at that house. i wouldn't call this mellow yellow. this is a courageous owner. look a