mork from ork? you once called me the nutso from outer space?> working with henry winkler. >> we started rehearsing, and i realized that i was in the presence of greatness. hands down, this is not hyperbole. >> henry winkler met williams the day he got on to the set. >> i just realized, my only job is to keep a straight face. and it was impossible. because no matter what you said to him, no matter what line you gave to him, he took it in, processed it, and then it flew out of his mouth, never the same way twice. >> born in chicago on july 21st of 1951, williams grew up in michigan, played football, then settled with his family in marin county, california. despite his shyness, high school drama drew him out of his shell and led him to become only 1 of 20 actors admitted to the prestigious juilliard school. along with classmate christopher reeve. >> we were both program at juilliard called the masters program, an accelerated two-year program. basically to get us into the acting company really quickly. he was obviously brought in as the handsome le

and think that jim o'neill's ork is -- to the expert which could ffect 15,000 jobs. and also they have talk to companies across europe. it's going to be an important part of the economy. >> this government in the interest of fuel workers. i want to see a successful in the industry. we have seen some good steps in resent years. . i think we should talk to clash and we should judge them by what they say and do. and we should give every assistance that we can to try to invent these businesses. that's exactly what we're doing. we're looking all all the flexibility. and i'm sure that the business department andly be looking into this personally will do everything we can to superintendent port into this. there's a shopping center in my husband. with more jobs on offer than here are job seekers congratulate blue water for his strix for his 50% fool. d what can know be described in the revolution. since then, and it is no disappoint? are how many jobs have been supported. d i green water has done rather than to go shopping. >> will the >> he remained in yum. >> what we want

a lot of ork and black.eople showing their giants' pride confident this team will bring home another title. >> i think those guys just got iting on the. nothing will stop -- just got it going on. nothing will stop them. >> bruce bochy, he has us playing baseball like never before. here we are. >> we just watch it at home. we just watch it at home and cheer on the team. we live in the marina. every time they won before and we come out and chestnut is a huge celebration and madness everywhere. a lot of fun. >> reporter: looking forward to that again. >> yeah. >> reporter: this morning at the dugout store at at&t park, fans were scooping up all of the attire they could find, especially the we own the pennant shirts. hoping the team will be able to close out the royals when they come back. they play friday, saturday and sunday at at&t park. san francisco police are also preparing in the event the giants are able to clinch a world series championship once they come back home here. san francisco police said they w

and deputy chief shines and submit and orkes. >> and commissioner hwang sat in as one of the advisory members from the commission and also, composed of acting director marion from the occ, padrini from risk management and acting captain, dorantes from the taining division and sergeant ting from the range. >> and brief summary. 1107, 1107 occurred on december 14th, 2011, in the 11 block of larkin street and on that date, day at 1:30, three uniformed officers conducted a registration check of a vehicle, and findings that the registrations have and did not match the results and conducted a traffic stop. and the driver pulled over and ran from the vehicle and the officers ran afterer them. and there were passengers in the vehicle and they stay with them and they continued to chase the driver and at some point turned and fired at them and the officers shoot up and one officer fired and the suspect was hit and mortally wounded and that was found to be in policy. and the officer involved shooting, and may 13th, 2013, on the 300 block of mission. and 11:40, two sergeants that were conducting

boston has about 240,000 about half of them take transit to ork. philadelphia, 240,000 jobs about half take transit to work. in these cases i don't see self-driving cars as an ultimate replacement for transit. owever, that's it. that's pretty much the wind. those five or six cities where the transit makes a big difference in where trying to get rid of transit and replacing it with self-driving cars is going to cause too much congestion. for most of those cities outside of new york the bus transit makes more sense but that's another issue. then we got out of the window. 173,000 jobs in downtown orlando league of atlanta but only 17 ake the transit to work. so if we substitute the cars and have less congestion, while i don't think you're going to see any increase in the congestion you will probably see the reduction in congestion. 170,000 jobs only 13% take the transit to work. denver, 120,000, 20% take transit to work but that's not going to be big enough of a market to support transit in the uture. so basically outside of the five or six cities i d

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just in time for labor day, the market basket employees went to ork. they have 71 full-service supermarkets across new england. they employ roughly 25,000 eople. these employees had one demand, they were calling for the return of their ceo. upon his return, she stood on the back of a pickup truck and made a very memorable speech, which i think is very relevant to what we are discussing today. this is what he said. you have demonstrated that everyone here has a purpose. you have demonstrated that everyone has meaning, and no one person is better or more important than another. whether it is a full timer or a part timer, whether it is a stacker, a cashier, a grocery clerk, truck driver, warehouse director, store manager, supervisor, customer, vendor, r a ceo. we are all equal i working together, and only together do we succeed. they launched their protest because they wanted to work for a guy like him. someone who didn't treat him like they were another cost of doing business, but rather as a valuable asset. worthy of dignity. he understands the doing ri

new edge land journal of medicine just published an article which can measure the infectivety of an ork niche and the likelihood that it's going to be tranz mitt. for ebola, it's been calculated between one and two. that's for an index case, it's likely to transmit to one or two people. >> so we're going to see what they're going do in dallas, right? there has to be a bigger version across africa in which health care workers are basically doing this kind of detective work to find, isolate, treat and quarantine all of the people that might be infected. you can imagine the scale of logistical challenge they have on their hands there. >>> much more to come including the director of the secret service on defense. i'll talk to someone who was at that hearing and some pretty strong words for the director. plus, former secretary of homeland security tom ridge will be here to answer some questions about where we've gone wrong with our approach to security. that's ahead. >>> here's a question for you. how many alcoholic beverages would you say you consume in a week? five? ten? none? coming up, i

part of it was triggered right a change in the way industry ,orked around margaret thatcher not something we necessarily supported, but it did change the economy. we saw similar things happen in germany when we asked how would the world change quickly. they focused and got themselves out of trouble. perhaps they are to internally focused to help struggling parts of europe out. is one fundamental problem. i think it would be a mistake to completely. off we are nervous about some of the banks. we are nervous about the tightness of spreads to the underlying bonds. we are wondering what happens if we see a second outbreak of european fear and terror. if it happens, where does french debt go? >> the next move in the big election? >> we are hoping it starts to become that. at the moment there doesn't seem to be any catalyst for change. worsts things look their that is when things begin to change. >> john lewis might have some advice in the u.k. as well. we are going to talk about tesco . they are turning to tack. they are launching a new version of their tablet today. shares are their lowest in

the 24th district in upstate new ,ork, the republican there democrats are favored to pick up one seat, the california 31st congressional district. strange seat because of the top two system, which knocked democrats out of the .allot this year this time around they have a better shot. the president is starting out with a plus two, twice as many seats. if you have just joined us, we are focusing on the house this election. --s is david washington david wasserman with us. good morning, homer. the republicans always seem to have a one track mind. right now they are trying to make it all obama, but he's not running. they need to change that tactic or something. obama is not running. host: we will get a response. butt: the caller is right, republicans are trying to make him the issue from race to race. we saw something very interesting happened several weeks ago in the senate race. knows that it would be very, very difficult to win reelection if it was about national issues. the obama approval rating in louisiana is in the low 30's. when she showed up at a tailgate several weeks back, she a

to take such a position, you have got to be very confident that your soul as a very precise tuning orkdo you want to say is what you need to say to people. i am not a saint. and i do not feel that my soul is such an absolutely precise tuning fork like that. i check what i want to say with the reason from the point of how this will reflect on those people under interest -- those people i consider important. i told you what group of people consider important. and i probably have not said a but i will say what now what interest i consider important. the interest are the interest of y country. i checked the things with my reasons and what my reason tells me i should never say you were never hear me say publicly. >> tell me that again. heck with your reason? >> i check what i would like to say with my reason for what kind of consequence will, from saying t. -- will come from saying it. i am never going to go about pplying -- lying, but to restrict myself in what i do say, i do that and i will continue doing that based on the reasoning i just described. >> what is your fear? do you fear toda

ork long-term to address legal -- excuse me, legal immigration. we have to do that. he congressman says he has been there for eight years working on, hence of reform. and yet there were two years when the democrats controlled the house and senate and presidency. nothing was done. we need to focus on the issue. i don't believe in amnesty. that is what this bill would do. there are 5 million people out there applying for the legal immigration process. we should not be putting others ahead of them. > a follow-up? >> waiting for a long-term solution to immigration reform will not make u.s. citizens safer. putting 20,000 more border patrol agents in the field by passing the senate bipartisan immigration bill and bringing it to the floor of the house for a vote will make us safer. >> let me ask you this. if you are elected to the senate, would you try to repeal the president's deferred action on childhood arrivals? >> could you state that again? >> would you try to repeal the president's deferred action on childhood arrivals? >> no, i would not. >> is that working? >> yes.

we feel very humbled and position to be in a ork on this international disaster ebola and to try to develop some preventative and strategies. thank you very much. > so i'd be happy to take any questions. >> her condition is fair. is her condition deteriorate something >> she's not deteriorating. why we have said fair because of patient confidentiality but she's stable and resting comfortably. >> do you know how long she'll be here? not know how long. we'll get her here until she is virus.d clear of the >> how the prognosis on that? >> we don't know. make those kinds of predictions. this is a serious infection. optimum getting the care and not appropriate to be ake a prediction when she'll get out. she'll get out when she's well virus. and free of >> well, she has the care of and cians and nurses technicians with extensive experience and knowledge of infectious diseases and infectious disease control. happening, she's getting optimum intensive care needed, but also being done protection of m healthcare workers. sure layperson has seen video of a person with this virus. can you talk about wha

a hotel has been sealed after after a british man fell -- they were in contact with nurse teresa r orka who was desperately ill after she caught ebola from a patient being treated in madrid. the death toll has passed 4,000, though the cdc believes the actual number is far higher. dr. kent brantley, that the virus is devastating entire nations. >> you have seen the news reports and i assure you the reality on the ground in west africa is worse than the worst report you have seen. >> tomorrow, customs and border protection begins it's enhanced screening protocols from travelers from west africa at jfk airport in new york city. newark, dulles, chicago o'hare and atlanta airports will follow soon after. >>> thousands of protesters are back on the streets of hong kong tonight, demonstrations that had been leveling off have rekindled after the government called off talks with student leaders. protesters want a greater say in choosing the city's leader. back home, another down day on wall street t dow lost 115, the s&p 500 fell 22, the nasdaq was off 102. for the week t dow gave back 2.75%. >

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as far as republicans are concerned, ork bama is on the ballot this fall.t has been true for months and months. if you travel to the states or look at the ads, it is as if we are running against not the opponents, but president obama. even in governor's races where they will not be asked to support the agenda, you have candidates pointing the fingers. that riles up the base and independent voters are mad enough that they want to cast the vote against him. >> the president out in california at the home of gwyneth paltrow. she had no problem expressing love for the president. she said you are so handsome i can't speak properly. this is his primary role. fund-raising. >> there were a lot of strategist who is sa we never realize we could advertise on how sandsome he is and not have to deal with questions about leadership. as low as his rating gets, there is a third or more of the country that strongly supports him. democrats are going to meet a lot of people who don't vote in mid-term elections. it's a kwapdry of how to excite the base and they are discouraged

so i think that it is important to recognize the -- done ork that people have on our behalf over thet 10 years in iraq and afghanistan our responsibility to them. and as we are debating getting deeper engagements with isis -- may be getting back going into syria -- that we have a tougher our exit ding of what strategy is. name rory kennedy does what positive things for you documentary and what negative stuff? >> i would say that, largely, it is a positive. there are certainly doors that been open to me because of my last name and peoples connection to my family. i think that -- there are issues for certain people, there is more resistance or a sense that i in with a particular set of politics or that i might bring to the film. that was to some degree the case with this. there were people who are but i ive to what i was, think that everybody we approached ultimately came around. some may have done it because of my last name, others were maybe a little more resistant. working on another documentary? few that i are developing in my head. days in vietnam is the name of the documentary. t

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. >> but it's confusing to the public because, ork, so she's in isolation but she doesn't have ebolan't have a fever, she's completely healthy at this moment. >> exactly. >> those photos are a little bit alarming. >> so she's in this plastic tent outside of the hospital. she's not even in the hospital, right? >> yeah. >> she's using a port-a-potty to go to the bathroom. >> it looks very disturbing. >> now she aol be transported by a private ambulance or car. we don't know if that will be an ebola-protected vehicle. but if it's not, won't that just confuse people further? >> i agree. i think that part is confusing. she's not sick so why have all of this stuff done? i think it does make sense, though, i mean, you know, past that part. let's say she was in her home. it makes sense to stay in your home for a 21-day period. most of us don't have 21 days to just give up so i think it would make more sense for government officials to talk to these relief organizations and individuals and say, you know, what would make this more palatable to you? what would make you think this is acceptable?

when he voted against the rains act to limit the government overreach, he turned his back on west orking people of virginia. when he said in 2009 when all of those permits were held up by the e.p.a. and nick rahall said the e.p.a.'s just doing their job, he turned his back on west virginia. and when he runs these ads and says i'll never let anybody stand in the way of our west virginia ways, well, i'm telling you, barack obama, nancy pelosi, harry reid are staying and standing in the way of our jobs and he's standing there and helping her every step of the way. he voted for her six times as speaker. if he is elected here in two, three weeks, guess what, he is going to vote for her again. >> congressman rahall. >> there he goes again. carbon tax that never became law. that was not even in the bill. if you read the bill. i am for coal. i'll look at every coal miner in this state in the face and as i have done. references has been made to the rains act which would have required every regulation of the federal government to be subjected to congressional approval. outrageous. that would have

but we've -- in attempting to orking on this collection, there is misinformation about harding and indeed everybody connected with him, his wife, carrie phillips. it's unbelievable and the question is, what's wrong, what's wrong with the picture, why didn't the historians correct this stuff? we have been trying. and we have a nice collection out on the table of some of the things that we have found from our own collections about harding. so i'm going to -- i think some of this is really important and let karen, who found most of this stuff, briefly describe it nd then we'll go on. >> welcome. jim said a few words about the display. i hope you had a chance to look at it. there is a handout with anes a and item list on it. take some time to look at that. after hearing about the cuss towedial history of the letters, i would like you to contemplate the home of the harding-phillips' correspondence, hidden in a box n a closet for 35 years. carrie phillips never sold the letters, never published a book and as far as we know she never showed the letters to anyone. she has been accused of black ma

beginning next year they cannot use traditional cigarette, cigars ork pipes at their desks.y are raising the minimum online order that requires freeshiping. on average they have to spend $82 to avoid shipping prices. many shopping online are buying more or choose the slower method to get the perk. >> i do too. a graffiti artist left her name on ten national parks across yosemite. piers appear on an instagram account. >> sounds like she wants to get caught. >> here i am. >> the gunman recently converted to islam but it is unclear if he had ties to terrorist groups. the threat of extremists acting alone is a growing concern in our country. margaret brennan is in our country looking at one idea to embrace before they act. good morn to you. >> they're looking outside of government for inspiration. a model is the small center for it. it's first community led program to fight violent extremism. >> more often than not, it's a u.s. citizen that's engaged the activity. >> patrolling the streets of montgomery county maryland, the police chief says it's what he can't see that worries h

other challenges that we face as a nation, especially the challenge of making sure that our economy .orks for every single american and that includes the challenge that brings me here today, protecting americans from financial fraud and identity theft. as president i believe that america is stronger when our middle class can count on things like affordable health insurance, medicare, social there are rules to protect our kids from dirty air, dirty water, rules to protect consumers from being taken advantage of. i know you agree, those of you at cfpb, because that is your mission. that is like part of the financial reform we passed in the lake of the woods financial crisis since the great depression was the creation of , to make sure we're looking at every aspect of the financial system and ensuring that the american people have the basic protections that they should be able to count on. arehave one mission -- you a watchdog for consumers to make sure the american people of somebody who's got the backs. because of the good work of many of the people who are here today, americans have saved

obama which, as you just mentioned, opposes these mandatory 21-day quarantine periods on ebola in new orkte and in new jersey. but sources are telling our colleagues at fox news that last week the joint chiefs of staff recommended to defensechuck hags returning from west africa undergo a mandatory 31-day -- 21-day quarantine, the very same policy decision the president is fighting in new york and new jersey. the sources stress, however, that secretary hagel has not made a final decision on this just yet. stuart: yeah, but it is a standoff. >> reporter: oh, yeah. stuart: the prrsident says, not so. not for people returning from west africa. not so. >> reporter: that's right. and the president is the commander in chief, so he has a small rebellion going on among his generals. stuart: you've got it. peeer barnes, thank you very much, indeed. back to that nurse, please, she has been released, but she still says her mandatory quarantine was a violation of her civil liberties. let's bring in judge andrew napolitano. can the state confine someone in the interest of public safety without getting

orking for additional loans some kind of swap, the domestic subsidy is hard to touch with the government facing elections next year. they've been talking about for long. venezuelan oil is about nine cents per gallon domestically. they could generate about $13 billion here. this is a government that is terrified to do anything cap put ramifications. that is potentially destabilizing. i think that is off the table for now. i think maybe you will see some cut back instic 2016. i would expect it to be gradual. i don't see them just eliminated it outright. >> i would like to ask a related question. saudi arabia supports a welfare state. is that threatened by the .ecline in price somewhatsome's desk controversial inside said he read it. one of the leading billionaires wrote an open letter to the oil minister a couple of weeks ago. he said this could be a catastrophe at the prices keep going down. government to the keep prices up by cutting production. said anything like that before in saudi arabia. this was a member of the royal family. it is highly unusual. think it would be a catastrophe for

put more people back to ork here in america than europe, japan and every other combined.economy thisrogress has been hard, but steady and it has been real. the direct result of the america people's drive and determination and resilience but also the decisions made by my administration. o, it is indisputable that our economy is stronger today than when i took office. economic measure we're better off now than when we were office.took at the same time, it is also ndisputable that millions of americans don't yet feel enough the bits of a growing economy matters most and that is in their own lives. not truths are incompatible. our broader economy, in the come a long way, but the gains of recovery are broadly shared, or at broadly shared enough. we can see that homes in our community respect selling for and stock market has doubled and maybe the neighbors new healthcare or a new car families feel, that is real, too. it is still harder than it pay the bills and put away some money. even when you are working your off it is harder than it should be to get ahead. just a hangover from the grea

a health orking in care facility is in danger, just as he nurses who contracted ebola while treating duncan in a dallas. to one death ected and so far. in our survey of over 3000 nurses from over 100,000 hospitals in every state, 85% of the nurses say that they are not adequately trained and level of preparation for ebola facilities is their icient. many say hospital has not conveyed any kind of response plan to ebola with ay that no education opportunity to interact and asked questions has been insufficient supplies insufficient and fluid resistant impermeable gear are also problems. there to equip isolation rooms in many hospitals. who ially those nurses mr. duncan did not wear impermeable gowns. this is what happens when guidelines are inefficient and cdc ntary. the new guideline that protects a direct testament to brianna aguirre, who first on pres. us and called obama to invoke his executive and have congressmen mandate equipment that meets international standards. purifying d respirators were approved. at least two direct care units for required. nt is continuous on site care i

[laughter] it was a pleasure watching jim ,ork them, and i mean work them and you standing there just so nice and forceful. bill, despiteady all the help that you got from public office, all of it would not have mattered -- it was the one-on-one, bipartisan consensus that you pulled off. it was pretty incredible. i think the most remarkable thing about jim was that -- i cannot say the day that he died because i had not seen him for two months before that. the same remarkable man the day that he died that he was when i met him over almost 37, 38 years ago. as the old saying goes, there are two things you have to know about jim brady. one was that he was tougher than you, and two, that he was smarter than you. those were helpful going in. he had an incredible mind, but the thing that i loved about him most is he seemed more driven by his heart, as much by his heart as his mind. as i said, he never let up. he understood that it was really necessary to get important rings done, to question the judgment of other people. but the thing that he never did which is done today, is he never quest

treatment units and resource them by using the ater out of the air, so my biggest challenge right now is orkingthrough the environment. the ambassador tells me that the season is about to change, so we are about to go into ifferent conditions. i would not say we underestimated, but i think we did not realize how wet it would be here and that is somewhat of a challenge will stop >> major-general williams has outlined some of the physical challenges of stop i would identify the issue of poor infrastructure. that, you can interpret in many ifferent ways. as a goal infrastructure, human infrastructure, this is a very poor country only 11 years removed from a long and devastating civil war that really destroyed everything. some of that rebuilding has happened, but when you have an epidemic like this if ebola epidemic, that's affecting all parts of the country, it's very difficult to access many of the parts of the country in order to find out exactly what the disease is doing in some of these remote areas. we have the overall challenge of understanding how we can communicate with all parts of the co

sawyer was an individual who .orked in liberia after attending his sister in flew before he could board the plane back to minneapolis and could have been patient zero two months before we had the experience here. i'm sure there will be expert reports on the case that occurred here in dallas. studying of what happened to patient zero on july 30? >> i am not aware of that. i will have to get back to you. apparently some travel history is given that perhaps provided a really important clue that was subsequently lost among all of the activities involved with treating individuals. from the cdc standpoint, are you concerned at all with the directives and mrs. you have been putting out for months? somehow they weren't getting through to the frontline. really there was only one response, i am here for a fever and a stomach ache. i traveled here from africa. that door where the two men in blue suits will lock you into an isolation unit. that is the only response, is that not correct? >> i agree with you -- as in ane who has worked emergency room, you know that --ngs in retrospect >> from ac/dc p

a sea of ork orange here -- a sea of orange here.loss in game 2 last night in kansas city. we're seeing a lot of hard work going on. of the crews are power washing all of the seats. we see the grounds crew out here as well. we saw them putting the finishing touches on the field this morning. the giants are expected to fly back home. then they will hold a practice session here at at&t. meantime earlier this morning. this was the scene as all of the players' equipment arrived on a truck. it was floeb out from kansas city and offloaded by a couple of workers this morning. it's all ready for the team when they get here. the field is ready to go. the world series rushes to san francisco for the third time -- returns to san francisco for the third time. the team struggling as they dropped that game to kansas city. but they are hoping to bounce back in game three. the series tied at a game apiece. the giants host three games back here at home and despite that offensive outburst by the royals last night in the 6th inning, giants' fans say th

i think it's proven to have orked in the past. >> last one. >> my great grandfather would turn over in his grave. but i don't think. we have automobiles from other companies. they own a shop on sunday. not more -- population is -- not here sundays so it gets hurt to say one day, you can do this. you can't do that, ok? >> yeah, you know, any legal product should be able to sold any day. >> we have a religious holiday for christians. saturday night is sabbath for jewish people so why ded did we pick sundays in particular. it seems unfair to others. but regardless any legal roduct will be sold any day of the week. >> i wouldn't support that. and i'm against the fact that 60% of minnesotans. ok. commissioner johnson. >> and this is frustrating to me because everybody says let's do it. but the last two years there. we'll get it down. thank you. >> after that a little excercise. we'll go to -- this one's about definition medical center which is topic a. it's a new approach for public private partnership. the plan calls. before approves. the commission of efforts that ill drive economic growt

[speaking spanish] who is going to do that other work echo -- the other ork?t to everyone here is, i want to make sure because republicans can sit down with me and say, we will give you all of the doctors to my computer wizards, they can all come. but don't bring any of those mexicans to work in our outer culture. they want to have a program of the past to deal with our agriculture industry. no more of those programs. [speaking spanish] [applause] >> if i could just add to this discussion just a bit. i just returned from houston, texas, where they are exhorting -- absorbing thousands of naccompanied children into the school children -- the school system. and i spoke to some of these children who had come here, many of them on their own. little kids, 10-year-old kid to a comfort guatemala, honduras, on their own, on buses, crossing with coyotes. i asked them. there was a group of them at the table and i said, what did you want to be? why did you come here? doctor, engineer -- those are the people who are our future. they came here to get an education. their par

andrew cuomo's policies have new ,ork last into many categories and no amount of taxpayer ads will changehat. >> new york has a proud history of fighting discrimination. that is why it is shocking rob astorino has repeatedly violated federal discrimination laws for years. the only county executive in the nation who refuses to comply. $10 million in penalties for civil rights violations. "the new york times" on asked her minute -- diehard resistance to civil rights laws did not work out for the south half a century ago and will not work now. rob astorino -- so far right, he's wrong for new york. democrat jeanne shaheen is seeking a second term, running against former massachusetts republican scott brown in a race that real clear politics says is a tossup. senator shaheen has a small lead in most polls. here are some of the ads running in that new hampshire race. >> one thing i'm definitely going to change. >> new hampshire, we have some of the highest energy cost in the nation. >> $42 and month more out of your pocket. >> $12 and $.47 per month extra. $50 a month, about 50% more, and they

my opponents say that i do not .ork well with others when you have good public policy, i work with you. if you try to get me to do bad public policy, it goes in the garbage. i do not have time. that me to you this. in the last two years, when the democratic-controlled -- with the democratic controlled ure, 80% of the bells pentagon -- bills across my desk i become law. two thirds of those were sponsored by democrats. thehe other hand, of all of bills that i ascended to legislature, 54% died in committee. who is working with who? mike michaud, you have no executive experience to bring to the job. why are you the man to lead the state? >> thank you for having us here, and i want to thank the main state chamber as well for hosting the event. as most of you know, i am not the most entertaining or an ord. --orator. i am more of a listener. the reason that i will make a great governor is that i have a mission, i have experience working in the legislature and in the senate, and the 12 years in congress. i know how to bring people together. if we are going to solve problems here, whether worki

around to the people of colorado after we orked together and try to political aign and opportunities. we worked together and stood to talk about the oad work we had been able to accomplish together and stood side by side with fema directors going about how we were together. >> gentlemen, do you think has the oh bam ha authority to take action on the issue of illegal immigration. so, what should he do for the power? risk of hat is the having obama act. failed immigration system. >> i'm sorry. is intended to go mr. gardener. senator, please. take the question. >> i think your question was immigration reform. president have authority on taking action on illegal immigration? system.ave a broken the senate passed a bipartisan bill close to 70 votes and we house and nothing has happened. every business leader has called reform.gration many of the communities want to see the right folk when yous it laws and nforcing our il the president in the action of action in the house of which consider all his options. up too many ing families. he called on congressman and he hasn't act. he hasn't moved

dropped out of the work force all together because they are so discouraged they don't want to look for ork. obama care has cost 2.5 million jobs. arkansas seniors, over 4,000, will see medicare plans canceled. i just saw one last week in arkansas. time and time again, mark pryor has rubber stamped barack obama's big time agenda. a vote for mark pryor is a vote for more of barack obama's policies. >> mr. swaney. >> i'm glad you asked that question. it's a very good question. i'm not particularly disturbed by the negative content of these ads that come from out of state. but i am disturbed by the sense united decision that made them possible and inflated the huge sums of money that are now we ted to these campaigns are very opposed to this decision by the supreme court of citizens united. it leaves two concepts of corporate personhood, the idea that a pile of paper is equal to an actual flesh and blood human being. this is something we very strongly oppose. as a result, we are in favor of and do support a constitutional amendment that would change the onstitution and define human beings to b

when he voted against the rains act to limit the government overreach, he turned his back on west orking people of virginia. when he said in 2009 when all of those permits were held up by the e.p.a. and nick rahall said the e.p.a.'s just doing their job, he turned his back on west virginia. and when he runs these ads and says i'll never let anybody stand in the way of our west virginia ways, well, i'm telling you, barack obama, nancy pelosi, harry reid are staying and standing in the way of our jobs and he's standing there and helping her every step of the way. he voted for her six times as speaker. if he is elected here in two, three weeks, guess what, he is going to vote for her again. >> congressman rahall. >> there he goes again. carbon tax that never became law. that was not even in the bill. if you read the bill. i am for coal. i'll look at every coal miner in this state in the face and as i have done. references has been made to the rains act which would have required every regulation of the federal government to be subjected to congressional approval. outrageous. that would have

>> well, the coach brothers and bill cassidy have literally ork straight a $25 million beau cuss -- bogus campaign run on television. that's the -- this is the first debate he's agreed to show up. maybe he just wants to use the power of unlimited, undisclosed bogus television ads to sneaks his way to the senate. corporations are not people. they should not be given unlimited rights to speech. the richer you are, the louder you get to speak. our democracy is based on one man, one vote, one woman, one vote. the power belongs to the people. not that the rich have the power but all power equally. this distorts our democracy. you can see it playing out in this exact race in louisiana. i don't -- i want to run on my record of 18 years. it's hard to get your voice over those bogus ads. something needs to change. >> congressman? >> it's ironic. they're spending our campaign -- outspending us about 5-1 before labor day. mayor mike bloomberg is all about gun control put about reid's p.a.c.arry you didn't know it was senator reed. they're doing whatever weck they can to get senator landrieu re-elect

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the war in women -- it has not orked. they have a seven point advantage. not enough for me they have turned off a lot of folders -- not enough. they have turned off a lot of voters. they should have been talking about the economy. instead, they pivoted into the single issue and it has not worked and turned off eople. >> everyone in the room and the live stream is a pundit. some get paid for it. everybody here has a conversation in their circle of influence. on election night, what is the state we can watch for how the night will go? >> north carolina is a -- if it is a go for us, it will be a great night. obama had many paths to get to the 280 -- we have a lot of paths to get the majority. some in runoff scenarios. new hampshire and other east coast -- states will post early. if we can keep it tight, and then looking to the west to alaska. we will not get returns until :00 or 2:00. that is what we are looking at. >> do agree that new hampshire and north carolina are bellwethers? >> i would add georgia in their, iowa. alaska, the reality is in rural parts t

at the same time, we need to ,ork with our partners developing sanctions from the department of treasury, entity , bringing suits to make sure that we leave no tools in the toolbox. we bring everything to bear. those who of the day, would steal information from hard-working american businesses and customers decide it is not worth the risk of getting caught. >> american express, thank you for coming today. my question is, could you shed your perspective on the impact of the latest botnet takedowns that have taken place in partnership with law enforcement as well as the private sector community to affect that? >> i will refer once again to game over zeus. that is an example of a takedown where several things were happening at once. you needed action inside the united states to disrupt the command and control servers and keep them from sending commands to the botnet. you needed the cooperation of foreign partners because many of the servers were in foreign countries, so that they would simultaneously take action. could, you extent we need to find attribution of the bad actors responsible an