next-to-last independent bookstore with a mind of its own, the next to last leftie looking for obama nirvana. [laughter] the first day of the wall street occupation set forth upon this continent a new revolutionary nation. [applause] >> in addition to its own programming as -- of artist talks, meridian has been a downtown host for san francisco states well-known port trees center. recent luminaries have included david meltzer, steve dixon, and jack hirsch man. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experi

. >> nirvana. >> either the beatles or u2. >> green day. >> radiohead. >> i like led zeppelin. >> just think -- this could be somebody's "stairway to heaven." [ indistinct singing ] one of the things that was so interesting here at the school of rock is how shy teens can suddenly transform into flamboyant performers. [ rock music plays ] [ indistinct singing ] >> obviously, teaching music is the real purpose, but that's just a vehicle to help people with self-confidence and get onstage and be empowered. >> and when they're plugged into their amplifiers... [ rock music plays ] ...empowered is what it's all about. >> it's cool to have the experience, just to know that you can be your own person while you're onstage and just do whatever you want and have fun with it. >> where do you see yourself musically after school of rock? >> well, i think i see myself trying to make a couple new bands. >> well, i'm actually going to berklee college of music next year. >> next year, actually, in school, i'm starting up jazz band. >> maybe starting up a rock band with a few of my friends. >> i'm probab

meditation, detachment and oving kindness are just some aspects of the quest for nirvana and releasem the suffering of perpetual reincarnation, which is at the heart of what buddhists believe. >> i like the sunshine. the food is delicious. and above all, i'm happy meditating here because i believe that the country has more darma than any other place on the planet. >> while the mon nastic routine, many find relieve away from the rat race which is, in a way, what holidays are for.

meditation, detachment and oving kindness are just some aspects of the quest for nirvana and releasem the suffering of perpetual reincarnation, which is at the heart of what buddhists believe. >> i like the sunshine. the food is delicious. and above all, i'm happy meditating here because i believe that the country has more darma than any other place on the planet. >> while the mon nastic routine, many find relieve away from the rat race which is, in a way, what holidays are for. >>> hello, and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm keikichi hanada in tokyo with the latest at this hour. >>> three suicide bombers staged an attack on an indian consulate building in afghanistan. the men triggered a massive explosion that killed at least nine people including children. police say they stopped the man in a car at the checkpoint near the building in the city of jalalabad. one of the men then reportedly detonated the bomb inside of the

fannie mae and freddie mac have not propelled our nation to housing finance nirvana. when compared to other modern industrialized nations, whether we look at rates of homeownership or spreads between mortgage interest rates and sovereign debt, the u.s. can typically be found either in the middle or the bottom of the pack. however, there is one category where the u.s. has clearly led, foreclosure rates. only in america, can you find a government that subsidizes housing more so that we the people can get less. we do not have to look overseas to see a well functioning housing market without government-sponsored enterprises. we don't have to look any further than our own jumbo market that has successfully operated without them. prior to the housing bust, the jumbo market was 20% of our total housing market. there was capital, liquidity, [inaudible] competition, eight 30-year fixed mortgage choice and innovation all right here in america. all of that was delivered for about 7-20 basis points from what the gse's offered. i would offer a modest amount to avoid taxpayer bailo

. >> nirvana, pearl jam time. >> fascinating though. >> i like we worked rock 'n' roll into the nasdaqd some scenes that look a little more like winter than late summer. check out the hail. >> white blanket of white laid down in central colorado. time to get out the shovels a couple months early. storms that brought the hail caused localized street flooding. >> for today's weather. more thunderstorms in colorado, elsewhere and the rockies. storms and showers from the gulf coast to the mason dixon line. dread three hs, haze, hot and humidity. in texas and the southern plains. warm along the western coast. >> 81, l.a. 89 sacramento, atlanta, miami. low 80s from baltimore more to boston. readings in the mid 90s across the middle of the nation. >> with summer winding to a close. millions of kids across the country are getting ready to head back to school. >> the school year will be more meaningful for three young brothers from west lafayette, indiana. cade, carson, cooper, made $100 running a lemonade stand this summer. >> but instead of spending the money on themselves, they decided to bu

, and, john, you can relate to this, they have been lied to, used, and hosed and expectation that nirvanaaits for them with the $15 wage, and by snapping your fingers, the great capitalist nation will bow and doo your bidding. it is not the way of the world or reality. >> no, it's not reality. a lot of of people use, well, look, if the wages were indexed say 1968, they always use 1968, you would have minimum wage at ten and a quarter. go forward 20 years to 1988, minimum wage is six dollars. go backwards behind 1968, minimum wage is $4. use numbers how you want. they are. the minimum wage is what it is adjusted to inflation to 1960, and what needs to happen is minimum wage has to be taken 90 of union and political influence and find a fair means of indexing it. wages are a basket of the above so you don't have an argument every single year. neil: it invariably comes down to expectation that the company, the fast food places, and, by the way, retail, macy's, and the like, also pushed to higher workers for more pay, they can snap their fingers and get the pay. is it the money sitting in a p

when someone seeks asylum they're not seeking to declare the civil liberties nirvana.re seeking to be protected from political persecution at home. he's not in russia because he thinks it is a pristine place or because it is what he chose. he was passing through there, he got forced to stay there by the united states but russia has very serious problems with its human rights record just as most large countries in the world do. what you asked me about is definitely one of them. >> glen greenwald, thanks for joining us today. we'll be right back. luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade. check my investment portfolio, research stocks... wait, why are you taking... oh, i see...solitary. just a man and his thoughts. and a smartphone... with an e-trade app. ♪ nobody knows... [ male announcer ] e-trade. investing unleashed. [ male announcer ] e-trade. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insu

at that same event he called it nirvana when he is out at a subway stop and someone is heckling him andkler is heckling the heckler. he loves it. so i guess there are some people out there who are responding to that. i think that he is definitely having a better response from them than from the media, and more willing to answer the questions from constituents than from reporters at this point. >> now, errol, this is a national growing, developing political phenomenon because we have it in south carolina. we have it here. now the mayor of san diego. are americans becoming more tolerant, or at least raising the bar on scandals than they might have done years ago? >> you know, it's an interesting question, rev. and the question about whether the bar is being lowered is an important one. i think that is why a lot of people get up in these forums and say listen, we don't want to see this in our elected leaders. and let's keep in mind. there is the personal embarrassment that anthony weiner often talks about. but he did do a lot of things publicly, including lying to lots of people in the med

projecting a high growth rate is nirvana for a high stock investor.l rule of thumb, when it comes to high octane secular grower, stock can trade it up a multiple twice as high before it gets too expensive for the vast majority of growth oriented money managers. and earnings per share at 20% clip, stock could fly as high as 40 times earnings. though it is too rich for me to recommend on this show and stock won't trade down to a multiple of one times the growth rate. or a nasty market that is just sour or growth or even secular growth possibility because of higher interest rates which makes stocks shrink because their larger earnings in the future become less attractive relative to the increased yield that people can get from cash or treasuries. by the same token, lower rates make growth stocks more attractive and cause the multiples to expand. even more important when you own a high growth stock you need to be expressly sensitive to whether the estimates are increasing at a faster or slower pace. they can soar to new high after new high but remain chea

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we can tell people okay, if young people for example are using nirvana and of course we don't want peopleto engage in behaviors that are legal, but let's just say that we know and we know that people engage in behaviors they sometimes should not engage for the engage in illegal behavior. just like when we have the speeding limit in our cars. people exceed the speed limit even though it's dangerous, but we try and keep them safe by asking people to put on your seatbelt to mature into a number of things. we can do the same thing with drugs like marijuana, cocaine, amphetamines. and in "high price," i delineate the things that we can do. like alcohol we have a considerable amount of information about how to keep people safe with alcohol. we can do this with cocaine. in fact, you don't need me to do this. people are doing it. if you do 80%, 90% of the people using these drugs without a problem, they are already doing it. but i am proposing that we have this education be even better and more widely available and we can decrease even more potential harms. >> when did you begin this education? >

happening today, it's basically nirvana for music lovers in san francisco.'s opening day for the outside lands music and arts festival. now, throughout this morning, ktvu's claudine wong is taking us inside that block buster event at golden gate park and join us live with a look at how it's adapting and evolving with society. >> reporter: that's right, there are changes to this year's outside music festival. let's give you a look this morning where it looks ready to go. we have people coming in here at 11:00 this morning. the music starts at noon, and then it's going to be a very busy day and a very busy weekend as this festival gets underway. 65,000 people a day expected. 28 music acts just today alone, and it gets busier through the weekend. this festival is going green and high-tech. cell phone coverage, obviously that's always a problem when you have a lot of people in one place. they're going to bump it up with broad band. you have four stages, among them, the pan handle stage which is powered by solar including sound and energy. it f you can't come her

by almost any measure, they have not repelled our nation to housing finance nirvana. when we look at spreads between mortgage interest rates and sovereign debt, the u.s. can typically be found near the middle or bottom of the pack. there is one category where the u.s. has clearly led -- foreclosure rates. only in america can you find a government that subsidizes housing more, so that we, the people, can get less. we do not have to look overseas to see a functioning housing market without government- sponsored enterprises. have a market that has successfully operated without them. the jumbo market was approximately 20% of our housing market. liquidity,apital, competition, consumer choice, and innovation, right here in america. all of that was delivered for , ant 25 aces points interest differential. a modest amount to avoid taxpayer bailouts and economic'. is important that whatever modest interest rate benefit they delivered to home buyers, to some extent, it was clearly offset by the inflation of housing principal for the same home buyers. it is not self-evident that

. >> this is nirvana for the closeout guys. that's why those are acting well.usly other than sears, people are buying home goods, home depot, and lowe's. they keep saying, carl, no traffic, no traffic, no traffic. was this a tipping point quarter where we decided to all do it online and therefore we don't need to go to the mall and the mall is the traffic, the interstate highway is empty so you don't browse at abercrombie while you may have been wanting to go to macy's. >> abercrombie, their turn yesterday. today it was aeropostale. much wider than the loss expected. >> how many days we have come in and you said the most difficult area to gain is teenage apparel. now you can gain it. they don't want it. the dogs won't eat it. no matter what you advertise, the dogs won't eat it. >> to your point about traffic. where did he wee the upside of traffic? appliances. >> sears. wow. >> they are losing share there apparently but it's the one thing that people won't necessarily buy online, right? it's a lot harder. >> a terrific article today in "the journal" about the e

by almost any measure, fannie and freddie have not propelled our nation to housing finance nirvana.hen compared to other modern industrialized nations whether we look at rates of home ownership or spreads between mortgage interest rates and southern debt, the u.s. can typically be found either in the middle or the bottom of the pack. however, there is one category where the u.s. has clearly led, foreclosure rates. only in america can you find a government that subsidizes housing more so that we, the people, can get less. but we don't have to look overseas to see a well functioning housing market without government-sponsored enterprises. indeed, we don't have to look any further than our own jumbo market that has successfully operated without them. prior to the housing bust, the judgement poe market was approximately 20% of our total housing market. there was capital, liquidity, competition, the 30-year fixed mortgage, consumer choice and innovation all right here in america. and all of that was delivered for about 7-25 basis points or one-quarter of 1% interest differential from wha

fannie mae and freddie mac have not propelled our nation to housing finance nirvana. to other modern industrialized nations, whether we look at rates of homeownership or spreads between mortgage interest rates and sovereign debt, the u.s. can typically be found either in the middle or the bottom of the pack. however, there is one category where the u.s. has clearly led, foreclosure rates. only in america, can you find a government that subsidizes housing more so that we the people can get less. not have to look overseas to see a well functioning housing market. without government-sponsored enterprises. we don't have to look any further than our own jumbo market that has successfully operated without them. the housing bust, the jumbo market was 20% of our total housing market. there was capital, liquidity, competition, eight 30-year fixed mortgage choice and innovation all right here in america. all of that was delivered for from 7-20 basis points what the gse's offered. modest amount to avoid taxpayer bailouts, government control and economic catastrophe. i think it i

next-to-last independent bookstore with a mind of its own, the next to last leftie looking for obama nirvana. [laughter] the first day of the wall street occupation set forth upon this continent a new revolutionary nation. [applause] >> in addition to its own programming as -- of artist talks, meridian has been a downtown host for san francisco states well-known port trees center. recent luminaries have included david meltzer, st