obama administration officials this morning over a government loan guarantee for east bay solar plant solyndra. mpany has just gon >>> a house committee grilled obama administration officials this morning over a government loan guarantee for east bay solar plant solyndra. the company has just gone bankrupt despite that massive loan. >> iran's judiciary is reviewing bail granted to shane bauer and josh fattal half million dollars apiece. the judge has the final say though despite iran's president saying yesterday he expects the two to be freed on bail this week. >>> cigarette smokers face tougher restrictions in sonoma county. people in apartment and condo complexes in unincorporated parts of the county will have to light up outside. county supervisors unanimously approved the ordinance yesterday. >>> well, if you like cooler weather, which some people do, it's actually -- you will like what you see over the next couple of days of. we'll see a cooldown today and continue to see that into the next several days. this morning, as you step outside, if you are at the coastline, certainly se

. >>> at a house hearing republicans pressed obama officials on a $535 million loan given to solyndra. a recently bankrupted solar panel manufacturer once channeled by the president. >>> e-mails suggest the administration was in a hurry to provide taxpayer money despite red flags about their viability. administration officials insist the deal was handled properly. >>> hundreds of people on board a cruise ship off norway's coast have been evacuated after a fire broke out in the ship's engine room. at least two people have been killed and they have received unconfirmed reports of four still missing. >>> a new report shows s.a.t. reading scores for the class of 2011 were the lowest on record combined reading and math scores also fell to their lowest level since 1995. >>> and nasa has unveiled plans for the world's most powerful rocket aimed at launching the first crew of astronauts by 2021. the program's price tag -- $35 billion. >>> and now here is an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,246 after rising 140 points yesterday. the s&p nudged up 15 poin

. >>> at a house hearing republicans pressed obama officials on a $535 million loan given to solyndraa eventually bankrupted solar panel manufacturer once championed by the president. e-mails suggest the administration was in a hurry to provide taxpayer money despite red flags about solyndra's viability. administration officials insist the deal was handled properly. >>> yesterday supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg safely slid down an emergency chute to evacuate a flight at dulles international airport. smoke in the engine forced passengers to abandon the plane just after it pulled away from the gate. >>> a new report shows s.a.t. reading scores for the class of 2011 were the lowest on record. combined reading and math scores also fell to their lowest level since 1995. >>> and nasa has unveiled plans for the world's most powerful rocket aimed at launching the first crew of astronauts by 2021. the program's price tag -- $35 billion. >>> and now here is your "first look" at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,246 after rising 140 points yesterday. the s&p nu

obama officials fear this could ignite passions throughout the region. they are furiously lob bying right now to try to convince the palestinians to drop the bid. but the president feels the u.s. would have to veto it, if not, in one fail swoop, israel would be occupying a sovereign country. the palestinians could have access to the international criminal court. and the u.s. believes the peace process would be damaged. >> so, it is a tough choice. and his critical opponents have been jumping in all day. >> reporter: rick perry just happened to be in new york today, just happened to be meeting with some orthodox jews and here is what he had to say. >> simply put, we would not be here today, at this very precipice of such a dangerous move, if the obama policy in the middle east wasn't naive and arrogant, misguided and dangerous. >> reporter: and for perry, this is an opportunity to paint obama has having emboldened the palestinians at the expense of an ally, which he hopes will be suppo is support from jews. >> and it will all play out this week. thank you

what's coming up tonight on the big picture republicans have some work to do now as president obama officially submitted the american jobs act to congress today so which political gamble will they take on it saying yes and giving president obama political victory for saying no and solidify themselves as the party of no just inside which money well and even if republican members of congress go along with the president's jobs plan still has another hurdle to clear thanks to one person governor down in florida governor rick scott is screwing floridians out of the ends of thousands of jobs. you need to know this lawmakers will be back in session tonight and waiting for them will be president obama's americans jobs act which was formally submitted to congress today. this is a bill that will put people back to work all across the country this is the bill that will help our economy in a moment of national crisis this is a bill that is based on ideas from both democrats and republicans and this is the bill that congress needs to pass. no games no politics no delays i'm sending this bill to congress to

him as his former boss did in the 90s. >> there's a teflon counting around so many of the top obama officials is for the american people will you allow that coating to stand after you know what has gone on? after you know the hell that brian terry and his family had to go through? when people decide in 2012 who they want running the white house they will decide if they want somebody like president obama who put eric holder in place. >> sean: we may not need to wait until 2010 tell. the. now even the white house's knowledge of and involvement in fast and furious is being exposed. july 26th, for the first time special agent in charge, bill newell revealed he informed a top national security official at the white house about the operation in september 2010. >> [ unintelligible ] >> how many times did you talk to him about in case. >> the specifics of this case? i don't think i had one specific conversation with him about the specifics of this case. >> could you take the word specific out and answer the general, did you talk to him about this case? >> i might have talked to him about this case, y

>> a former obama official wants less democracy while another top democrat says elections should be suspendedose the left's assault on the u.s. big business leaders slam the president over his inability to create jobs. >> we're it's a little bit frightening. >> can you years? and did pressure from the white house prompt ford to pull the plug on an anti-bail-out ad. >> i wasn't going to buy another car bailed out from our government. >> the ford owner from the commercial is here, and he says yes. >> also, michelle malcolm is here with more examples of allegedz',2#.u f3.wk 3"c!2cqm o>2fkdzqw+9jnhjsÒ(ló!txhñliht,uo(x?.d6 1olíó5ó at thee. we're on the road to 2012. "hannity" starts right here, right now. warnings are likely to gain momentum in light of stunning comments recently made by two prominent democrats. tonight we begin in north carolina where that governor, bev purdue, declared yesterday that in orderbgrc+hnoaqtíjjpg2ód this country's problems elections should be suspended. listen to this. >> you have to have more ability from congress, i think to work together and get over the partisan

of the things you criticize most, like the interrogation of detainees was credited by obama administration officials like director panetta at the cia was seventh produced the crucial information that allowed us to fight terrorist include terrorists. >> guest: i don't think the record shows that panetta said that water boarding people or harsh interrogations' did that, and i think that -- and that is a great. >> host: i believe actually he did say that. >> guest: interrogations'. >> host: he was asked about the enhanced interrogations' and he said that, yes, what we learned -- i think perhaps you mentioned -- >> guest: let's say he did and you are right. i would -- there are so many differences in things to talk about there, one of which is the cost, the trade-off between doing something like that and the larger trade off with our reputation, with weather that created more terrorists and not, and i also think that there was indication that these enhanced interrogations' actually produced evidence that could not be done otherwise because reporters have been after that for a long time, and the funny th

. >>> president obama officially sent his jobs bill to capitol hill today and once again challenged congress to get americans back to work. >> i told congress that i'll be sending them a bill called the american jobs act. well, here it is. >> president obama waved the pages of 447 billion-dollar jobs package, surrounded by teachers, military veterans, firefighters, and small business owners. the president says they are the types of workers who will benefit from the plan. >> this is a bill that will put people back to work all across the country. this is a bill that will help our economy in a moment of national crisis. and this is a bill that congress needs to pass. >> while the president launched his new bill outside the white house, inside his top budget aide explained how the president plans to pay for the jobs measure. he unveiled a $467 billion companion bill, which calls for a shared sacrifice. >> as we're going through the process of dealing with paying for jobs and growth package and reducing the deficit, the most fortunate have to be part of that. >> the so-called pay for plan slashe

why isn't rick perry pointing to obama administration officials who cite romney care as a template for care. >> paul: dorothy, we've seen him for an hour or more, is this the same rick perry that we've seen in the meetings? >> magically, you've touched on the exact point. the trouble with rick perry in public he's not the rick perry that we see in private. the rick perry we see with that aggie ring standing there, a military man, is one tough customer, the first impression you get is, not only does he look tough, he is tough. what happens when you put him in the public arena, he becomes an inhibited person, suppressing all of that arrogance because he he thinks that it wasn't necessary and this makes him constricted performance. >> paul: overhandled by the political advisors stuffing him with this or that. >> possibly. you can't conceal who you really are and here he is, being this nice guy, smiling over these assaults on him. whereas when you confront him at some, across some table, you don't want a fight with this guy. >> what about mitt romney? he certainly is practiced as jason say

essentially the argument for the infrastructure portion of the american jobs act which president obama officially sent to congress earlier tonight. shouldn't we fix those bridges? shouldn't we fix these roads and bridges that need fixing in america? for two reasons. one, because we need them to be fixed. there is no lovely wooden path staffed by volunteers with golf carts who are going to give you gummy bears that's going to take you across the ohio river. these things need to be fixed. also paying to fix these things now will pay people to do the fixing which will mean those people are employed and getting paid to do that fixing which will mean those people can in turn can pay for other things which will mean money going into other businesses which will make the economy go. that's the idea of economically stimulative spending. don't give money to rich people. they're going to put it in the bank. they don't need to spend it right away. they have a cushion. unemployed construction workers or otherwise unemployed people, they don't have a cushion. they'll be spending the money they're earning now b

e-mails obtained by abc news and the center for public integrity reveal the role of senior obama administration officials in the solyndra loan. it was a loan shelved by the bush administration but put on a fast track just six days after president obama took office. >> hello, everybody. >> reporter: the president had nothing but praise last year for the solyndra company and its $535 million government loan. >> it's here that companies like solyndra are leading the way. >> reporter: but behind the scenes at the obama administration, there had been many concerns about the solyndra loan, as aides pushed to have the president personally announce it. "this deal is not ready for prime time," read one e-mail from a white house budget analyst in march 2020, obtained by congressional investigators. vice p psident biden's chief of staff wrote then, "if you guys think this is a bad idea, i need to unwind the west wing quickly." but the deal was quickly pushed through, with ththpromise in thousands of new jobs. >> it makes you sick to your stomach. and at the end of the day, more than 1,000 people lose their jobs and

tonight the last word officially projects president obama will win reelection 433 days from now. >>> and later, frank rich on our country ten years after september 11. why instead of being a united country we've ended up with what he calls a busted one. [ female announcer ] what if your natural beauty could be flawless too? discover aveeno positively radiant tinted moisturizers with scientifically proven soy complex and natural minerals. give you sheer coverage instantly, then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. aveeno tinted moisturizers. yeah. well we're the two active ingredients in zegerid otc. i'm omeprazole. and i'm sodium bicarbonate. just one pill a day ... gives you 24-hour relief. & one mission. two ingredients heartburn solved. >>> coming up, why one historian says president obama is definitely going to win reelection, it's called the 13 keys to the white house and it has predicted every presidential election since 1984. and later, the new york woman

bush administration was skeptical about solyndra's viability, and now have e-mails from obama administration officials suggesting the loan was rushed under white house pressure despite appeals that it was, to quote one of those e-mails, again, this is from an obama administration official, quote, not ready for prime time. to critics, the white house's handling of the solyndra loan violates this pledge candidate obama made again and again in 2008. >> i am going to fight as hard as i can over the next 70 days to make clear to the american people that they deserve a president and a white house that is fighting for them, that's not fighting for the special interests, it's not fighting for the banks and the oil companies and the well connected. but it's fighting for you! >> at a minimum, the white house has some explaining to do. at first, it said it had no involvement in pushing the loan to the finish line. but e-mails subpoenaed by the committee show top white house aides, including former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel did get involved, asking, for example, if the white house could do anything

rhetoric the discourse has shifted completely in the other direction so that you get obama administration officials as well as republicans all saying the same thing that the public sector can never really create jobs and this is really contrary to u.s. history you know without the space program we would not have had the gains in high technology computerization the internet allows its existence to the defense department program darpa. and yet it gets cast in far different terms that these great leaps in in the american economy and in. innovation and technology . somehow is or from the ingenuity of the trying to sector alone in public just in the way it's an interesting point you bring up looking at the example of infrastructure if we want to stay on that what the united states government really be able to create jobs in a way that it hasn't passed air as quickly when you have a lot of red tape one person that reports that if you tried to do you know the hoover dam today it would take a decade to get it approved. certainly hoover dam today would require you know the permits the environmental regulati

county officials are in an all out brawl with the obama administration's department of housing and urban as hud in 2009 the county officials agreed to build 750 affordable housing units that look like these. construction is still ongoing, a year ahead of schedule. county officials are upset saying they are getting a litany of outrageous demands from d.c. for hud westchester county is too white and houses are too expensive. in a letter hud ordered county officials to explain and analyze westchester's long history of segregation and fix it. westchester county is mostly caucasian. segregation has never been legal. >> what hud is trying to do is create this aura of segregation. >> administration officials assume segregation is to blame for the racial composition. county officials see other factors. >> i reject the fact that it is race that has driven the formation of the neighborhoods. people live in areas difficult event by economic reality. by family dies -- family ties. >> obama administration is not shy about its belief that the feds know best when it comes to building local communites.

attacked the another officer seven years ago and had been diagnosed with schizophrenia. >>> top officials in the obama administration say that they were optimistic that two americans being held in iran will be released soon. secretary of state hillary clinton who was in san francisco for a conference says she is hopeful that iran will release shane bauer and josh fattal as a humanitarian showing. secretary clinton says she is getting assurances their release will happen. >> because we have received word through a number of sources publicly and privately that the decision will be executed on. >> reporter: iraq and the gulf state of iman are also working on the release of the two uc grads. iran is demanding $1 million bail for both. >>> the thought of another tuition hike had students fuming the surprising move made today by top uc officials. >>> a shake up at the top for the giants as the ceo of team steps down. how he responds to reports that he was forced out. whatcha lookin' for hon? ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, >>> closed captioning b

attacked the another officer seven years ago and had been diagnosed with schizophrenia. >>> top officials in the obamatration say that they were optimistic that two americans being held in iran will be released soon. secretary of state hillary clinton who was in san francisco for a conference says she is hopeful that iran will release shane bauer and josh fattal as a humanitarian showing. secretary clinton says she is getting assurances their release will happen. >> because we have received word through a number of sources publicly and privately that the decision will be executed on. >> reporter: iraq and the gulf state of iman are also working on the release of the two uc grads. iran is demanding $1 million bail for both. >>> the thought of another tuition hike had students fuming the surprising move made today by top uc [ female announcer ] at jcpenney we're giving you a big thank you this friday & saturday with the simplest way to save extra. just use your jcpenney rewards credit card and get an extra 20% off all apparel, shoes accessories and home. no exclusions. save an extra 20% off brands for h

reasons first the drone program for example one of the things that one of the recent former obama administration officials talked about as being bad i agree you're creating generations of terrorists we don't have to do i'm not saying we should use drones we should use boots on the ground and grab people because when you kill someone you lose the intelligence value of being able to talk to them secondly and more importantly in many ways is the fact that we have done all this military activity we've reacted but we've really got. to understand the root of the problem terrorism is a symptom of a larger issue does this radicalism which continues to be an issue for a lot of countries not just america is going to continue to be something that is the fundamental cause for the terrorism something which even most western countries such as the french and the british are still dealing with but no clear understanding of how we're going to deal with this this this radicalization and that really has to be what we look at for the future to really resolve this for the long term and that was lieutenant colonel anthony shaf

reasons first the drone program for example one of the things that one of the recent former obama administration officials talked about as being bad i agree you're creating generations of terrorists we don't have to do i'm not saying we should use drones we should use boots on the ground and grab people because when you kill someone you lose the intelligence value of being able to talk about it and that was lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer senior fellow at the center for advanced defense studies. all right so it's really important angles to look at this from human rights violations are taking place in abundance freedoms for americans have been cut back and yet there are a whole lot of people unsure about how and what we have achieved earlier i spoke to the investigative journalist and author of the guantanamo files and he worthington he was in london and to start things off i asked him a pretty simple question where exactly is this country ten years later post nine eleven her system. well it's just a masterly we have a whole load of problematic legacy issues really left by the bush administration which

officials said no one inside the embassy was injured. >>> today president obama heads to north carolinato north carolina state university to talk about his job's proposal. >>> you know, the president's sales pitch comes as his disapproval rating hits a new high. 55% do not approve of the president's jobs performance. >>> add to that a sobering setback for democrats. bob turner filling the race to fill weiner's seat. the first time in a century that a republican has captured the democratic ninth new york district and turner did it with an anti-obama campaign. >> been asked by the people of this district, to send the message to washington and i hope they hear it loud and clear. we have been told this is a referendum. and we're ready to say, mr. president, we are on the wrong track. >> all right, back to the story of the impact the great recession has had on all income levels in this country. more people than any time in american history are being fed by the government. one in five children lives in poverty and the middle class is pummeled and just over 49 grand a year. these numbers are p

one official told nbc news it would be difficult for president obama to leave a large u.s. ence on the ground in iraq, once the u.s. and the iraq agreement expires at the end of this year. officials said once negotiations with iraqis got underway, the mission was quickly narrowed to a training mission and 3,000 would be sufficient. maybe at some point this country can stop spending billions of dollars in iraq and afghanistan, and maybe we can get our fiscal house in order and put that money to work for our own use in infrastructure. >>> perry is still kicking mitt romney's rear end when it comes to the latest polls. and, of course, romney's 150-page jobs plan may not be helping him much. that's coming up next. >>> and what happens at a koch brothers retreat stays at a koch brothers retreat. that is until someone leaks the audio to a mother jones reporter. [ groans ] [ marge ] psst. constipated? phillips' caplets use magnesium, an ingredient that works more naturally with your colon than stimulant laxatives, for effective relief of constipation without cramps. thanks. good mo

out of washington tonight where counter terrorism officials say they received terror threats against washington, d.c. or new york city. president obama has reportedly told officials -- >> regardless of the arguments we will have in the future. this plan is the right thing to do right knew. >> the $450 billion plan provides tax incentives to companies that hire new workers, new federal stimulus and infrastructure projects and tax cuts for working families. the president urged republicans to pass tax increases to help pay for his plan. you can watch more of the president's speech outline on ktvu.com. >>> governor brown announced a plan today to restructure business and individual taxes that has bipartisan support in the assembly. corporations will only have toll pay state sales taxes instead of instate sales. it requires companies to pay $8 billion a year in revenue taxes. and give start up companies a deduction on new equipment. the governor must still get support in the senate to pass the plan. >>> city leaders joined forces today to break ground on the city's new projects building. major ed lee was in the driver's seat literally whe

christmas tree growers at a convention giving them the honor of presenting first lady michelle obama with the official white house tree. and they want to present one tree in particular. >> this is a balsam fir. >> okay. >> this tree trouble is in the range of 18 to 20 years old. >> white house officials are expected to visit the couple's tree farm next month to look for an 18.5-foot evergreen. the schroeders will deliver the tree to washington, d.c., in late november. >> that's the big tree. >> yeah, what a big honor. >>> if you're feeling really t europe really soon. we'll tell you why in a moment. >>> our top story, yahoo ceo carol bartz is out. she announced she was fired in the past hour. >> we have exclusive information tonight. at 4:20 carol bartz sent a note to yahoo employees based in sunnyvale saying she was fired over the phone by the chairman of the board at yahoo. carol bartz has been with yahoo for the last few years. has not been as successful as most people would like her to be. now she has been fired. once again, carol bartz, one of the most powerful ceos in the silicon valley and acro

did top obama administration officials give favorable treatment to lightsquared including overruling the pentagon because its major investor is a big obama campaign and democratic party fund-raiser? in its response to this and other inquiries, is the white house violating this commitment? >> let me say it as simply as i can. transparency and the rule of law will be the touchstones of this presidency. our commitment to openness means more than simply informing the american people about how decisions are made. >> on that transparency question, it seems pretty clear the administration is falling short. exhibit "a" the federal communications chairman, himself, a big obama fund-raiser had a huge role in green lighting the lightsquared project. jen kousky was called to testify at today's hear on the controversy, but he didn't show. >> personally, i believe this is an absolute effort by the chairman to avoid the oversight questions, by congress to avoid the responsibility of the issue of how this will affect gps and what the fcc's process is. appear to be irregular as to how this manner is m

top obama administration and energy officials are in the hot seat facing questions about whether they rushed $500 billion in loans to solyndra despite warning signs the company was in trouble. >> the administration officials held out the company as a shining example of how the stimulus was creating jobs and invigorating the economy. just after two years of receiving this $500 billion loan guarantee, solyndra has closed its door, laid off over 1,000 employees and filed for bankruptcy. >> reporter: now, two solyndra executives were expected to be hood here in d.c. this morning but they are not testifying this morning. they say they need to stay in california to deal with a potential buyer of the company's assets. i will have more on the obama administration's response in all of -- to all of this during my next update in an hour. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:16. a few details are emerging about president obama's visit to the bay area on september 25th. he's scheduled to attend two private fund-raisers on the peninsula. the first is an afternoon reception at the woodside home

just today the commission put together by president obama officially released the results.ls paints a monday sinister chilling people of the gaut mall an std trials. the number of victims greater than previously thought. researchers did diagnostic tests, including blood tests and spinal taps on as many as 5,000, including orphans and school children. researchers deliberately infected 1,300 people with stds, the commission calls what researchers did, quote, unconscionable. the victims were among the most vulnerable, included prisoners and psychiatric patients and soldiers and prostitutes. these are pictures of a few of the victims included in the commission's report from the national archives and records admission. many were exposed to sieve flis treated with penicillin. at least 83 died. whether or not they died from the stds or treatment now remains unclear. one of key things this report found was that the same researchers involved in the guatemala trials did similar experiments with prison inmates in indiana. three years before that. here's the thing they went to extreme

now that security is being put to the test by what top obama administration officials are calling a credible, but unconfirmed, threat. the report comes from an intelligence source in pakistan who heard that three unnamed men flew to the u.s. on orders from al qaeda to set off car or truck bombs in new york or washington this weekend. officials believe that source has been reliable in the past. the fbi and border officials have been searching through weeks of travel records looking for clues. some of the men may have u.s. passports. in new york city, police presence was beefed up not long after the news broke last night. they are patrolling landmarks like time square, which nearly fell victim to a car bomb last spring. in washington, d.c. and new york, bags are being checked at subway stations, cars and trucks are being stopped at tunnels and bridges leading into manhattan for inspection. officials are giving the familiar warning, if you see something, say something, and the public is listening to that warning. today, the number of tips to new york police reporting a suspicious package triple

a senior obama administration official is confirming to cnn that al awlaki is dead.joins us on the phone. we know a little more at least about where he was killed. >> reporter: that's right. we have just gotten a statement from the yemeni embassy. they sent the location as to where he was killed. it was just about 140 kilometers from the capital. it happened about 9:55 a.m. local time. still not a lot more details. we're still trying to find out if the u.s. played any role in intelligence sharing. if this was a drone strike? how it happened and how they gathered the intelligence. before now, al awlaki was widely believed to be in another province in yemen. that's a special homeland. it's a province that they pointed to when they believed that's where they thought he was hiding. >> just to remind our viewers who he is. he's responsible for the underwear bomber plot back in 2009 here in the united states in detroit. he inspired the fort hood shooter that killed 13 people in 2009 as well. do we know what al awlaki's life was like in yemen? >> we don't know. we have idea

. >> hours from now president obama will officially send congress his proposed $447 billion jobs billaration to hit the road. he was in richmond, virginia on friday and set to visit in ohio and north carolina on wednesday. centerpiece of his plan calls for lower social security payroll taxes and increased spending to hire teachers and rebuild schools. we have a rough start on wall street this morning especially for bank stocks. jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange where investors are not very happy right now. >>> good morning. the markets opened a little birt better. we are still down. as you mentioned the bank stocks especially in europe. investors are responding to speculation that germany is hoping to protect it from a greek debt default. all these european leaders are trying to help greece are throwing in the towel a little bit. u.s. banks would be hurt if there was a greek debt default. global markets are in trouble. here is how wall street looks. about 200 point drop but we're down 80 at the moment. s&p 500 and nasdaq in the red, as well. bloomberg is trading

now that security is being put to the test by what top obama administration officials are calling a credible, but unconfirmed, threat. the report comes from an intelligence source in pakistan who heard that three unnamed men flew to the u.s. on orders from al qaeda to set off car or truck bombs in new york or washington this weekend. officials believe that source has been reliable in the past. the fbi and border officials have been searching through weeks of travel records looking for clues. some of the men may have u.s. passports. in new york city, police presence was beefed up not long after the news broke last night. they are patrolling landmarks like time square, which nearly fell victim to a car bomb last spring. in washington, d.c. and new york, bags are being checked at subway stations, cars and trucks are being stopped at tunnels and bridges leading into manhattan for inspection. officials are giving the familiar warning, if you see something, say something, and the public is listening to that warning. today, the number of tips to new york police reporting a suspicious package triple

president barack obama shook hands with city officials before making his great to two different campaign events. the first stop was here at this woodside home. guests paid $2,500 per ticket to attend this private event. 7500 to take a picture with the president. the second of that was a private dinner or plates for $35,000 each. on monday president obama will be at the computer history museum in mountain view. linkedin is presenting a town hall meeting starting at 11:00 a.m.. the focus will be putting america back to work. >> the president will be heading to seven californians more fund- raising events in san diego and los angeles. >> stay with kron4 coverage of president obama as the town hall meeting. >> an officer involved shooting tonight on cherry street. the officer stopped to man, one of the passengers got out and iran. the suspect dropped drugs during the police. the officers caught the man, a struggle and shooed into one of them shot and killed the man. a loaded gun was recovered from the scene. if police are still looking for the driver of the car. an investigation and the deat

of the things you criticize most, like the interrogation of detainees was credited by obama administration officialslike director panetta at the cia, was having produced crucial information that allowed us to fight terrorists, including to find wanted. >> guest: i don't think the record shows that panetta said waterboarding people or harsh interrogations did that. and that is a great -- >> host: i believe he did say -- i think he was asked about the enhanced interrogation and he said yes, i think perhaps you've mentioned khalid sheikh mohammed. >> guest: there are so many different eggs to talk about these, one is the trade-off into it not in a larger trade up with the reputation, whether there is a terrorist and not and i also think if there is indication that the enhanced interrogations optionally produced evidence that could be got that we couldn't seem to have the funny thing about classification is that ministration -- often every administration selectively declassify this information that would make its case. she never actually came out -- >> host: absolutely clear in my mind. but the general

base republicans will never nominate a flip-flopper like mitt romney or a former obama administration official like jon huntsman. michele bachmann's campaign has been sinking like a rock. she said something interesting on the the stump in iowa recently. >> we can't settle on a candidate, because every four years conservatives are told we have to stand next to the wall, sit in the back of the room and we have to get around a candidate that we're told is electable, right? we're told the conservative is the candidate who is not electable. we're told only the moderate candidate in the race is the one electable, but that isn't true because we know that the american people are looking for their champion. they're looking for a fighter. >> bachman is right on this. america is looking for a fighter, and i'm putting my money on this guy. >> you know what? if asking a billionaire to pay the same tax rate as a plumber makes me a warrior for the middle class, i'll wear that charge. i'll wear that as a badge of honor. >> the battle lines for the ideological war in america could not be any clearer. president

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