>> for constructing our shoes, we are using wooden pegs. they're called shoe pegs. this was a fairly new method in the early 1800s for shoe construction. these pegs go through the layers of the leather. there's a pair that i just finished, and these are the pegs that hold together the bottoms to the uppers, the tops of the shoes. one of the very important last steps of constructing a shoe for us is to take a special tool called a float, a kind of special file. that is designed to reach into the shoe and if any of those pegs are sticking into the shoe, we will simply file them smooth and it's a very important last step. you would know it if we forgot to do this because otherwise those pegs would be sticking into your foot which you would probably not like very much. so we file the peg smooth. this will get a pair of leather laces. and that will be a finished pair of shoes. and so in this shop, we're making an everyday leather work shoe. it's nothing too fancy. in the 1830s the work shoes, at least, were still made what we call straight. what that meant was there was

so we file the pegs smooth. this will get a pair of leather laces and that is a finished pair of shoes. so in this shop, you're make an everyday leather work shoe. nothing too fancy. in the 1830s, the work shoes were still made from what we call straight. that meant there was no left or right shoe. they could go on either foot that. might seem unusual today, but that's how shoes were made for hundreds of years and makes my job easier. that's what is made in this shop. these are some i am just finishing up. in the 1830s in a shop like this, all we would have been doing is just attaching the bottoms of the shoe, the soles and the heels. at this time, we would be getting the uppers finished. the uppesr were sewn by ladies and girls in their houses. they were doing that to sew the uppers. young men like myself were doing the rest, doing the bottoming. that was the system that disciplined here. actually a shop this size probably would have had up to maybe eight or nine people working here. it would have been a very b

these pegs go through the layers of the leather. there was a pair that i just finished and these are the pegs that hold together the bottoms of the uppers. the tops of the shoes. one of the important last steps of constructs for us is to take a float, a special file. that is designed to reach into the shoe and if any of those are sticking into the shoe, we will simply file them smooth and it's a very important last step. you would know it because otherwise the pegs would be sticking into your foot which you would not like very much. this will get a pair of leather laces and that is a finished pair of shoes. you are making an everyday leather work shoe. nothing too fancy. in the 1830s, the work shoes were still made from what we call straight. that meant there was no left or right. they could go on either foot that. might seem unusual today, but that's how shoes were made for hundreds of years and makes my job easier. that's what is made in this shob. these are some i am just finishing up. in a shop like this, all we would have been

. >> peg. >> i just wanted to say, i've been doing this 25 years. and suddenly, i realize, what we have to do. we are -- women -- there are a lot of us. money, some of us have it. the power the men all have. we have got to take over their offices. we have got to run for [ expletive ] senate and house of representatives. and i say that word all the time. i hope no one is offended. and you've got to do it in the states too, with so much of this. we have to do it. otherwise, 25 years from now -- i will not be here. i promise. we're going to be saying the same thing. >> thank you. that's a freight great note to end on. i think we need to flood the ticket and hopefully everyone will consider running for office or help support an excellent woman for public office. thank you. and we're on to our next plenary -- concluding plenary session. >> do i hear a peg yorken for senate campaign? >> thank you. i'm sorry. >>> we're going to go right on, because we're -- dhabi debby walsh is -- the reason we're moving so fast, we are on c-span live, and we wanted to kee

peg is a leader in supporting women candidates. she's practically under here's, and played a leadership role in the los angeles based political committee, one of the largest women's packs in this country. please welcome peg. [cheers and applause] .. there's one thing about most women. we always do more than is expected of us. after 10 years and 20 years in the senate, barbara boxer is the epitome of that. senator boxer was elected to the united states senate in 1992, you're year of the woman. can i have some water? she was elected to the united states and in 1992, the year of the woman. i remember that year while because that was the year we doubled the number of women in congress from 5% to 10%. think about that. hughes, right? it was a long time ago. in my state of california became the first in the country who sent two women to the united states congress. [cheers and applause] , california. the year before college and i were of the house of representatives, barbara let the march of women members of congress that decides to the u

he plans that stand outside and present the pegs to people going outside. he's not looking for numbers burks he just wants to make sure they know how he and others feel. awc7 news. >> if you would like to watch the farrakahn speech, we have a link on our website abc7.com. look under "see it on tv." >> today parks the 53rd anniversary of the failed up rising against tibet. this morning there will be a tibetan flag raising ceremony. and then a march to un plaza. at 12:30 protesters there rally outside the chinese consulate on laguna street. it wrapped up at 4:30 about a candlelight vigil. >>> and mirkarimi trials trial hasn't gun yet. his and his wife's attorney spent a part of yesterday trying to get a key piece of evidence then out of court. the. they want to introduce a movie that shows the bruise on her arm. when they ruled against him yesterday morning his attorney filed another appeal in state court in the afternoon. lopez is refusing to testify against her husband, and they said that makes the video hearsay evidence. >> you can't cross-examine a video.

. >> is there a country that pegs it better? pegs the salary to the ceo? is there a model out there. >> the best model is the united states between 1948 and 1975. >> what were we doing then that we aren't doing now? >> our workers were union. under dwight eisenhower it was 91%. we had huge expansion of public education. we had investment in highways and bridges and we made this country work for average-working people. >> we will be right back. don't go anywhere. much more ahead with robert richt. and then super tuesday and attack ads going back and forth. we'll tell how is going after who. and ten states in place. we'll take the political this is countdown south carolina. forgot the name of the show p.m. what makes sam adams boston lager great is as simple as abc. a, the appearance. amber. [ jim ] b, balance. sam adams has malt sweetness hoppy bitterness. [ jim ] c, complexity. pine notes grapefruit notes. only believe your own pallet. go taste them. [[vo]]...we're the idea nobody wants to hear. ...until the truth reveals itself. boat-rockers. and above al

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estimates peg the cost at $150 million to build and $5 million per year to operate. >> this is when we're having to take a cut from that. that is where we're looking to other institutions. whether schools, federal government or private entities to fill the gap. >> there are warning sis imin place because of california's size it's harder to create one here. >> there is more complicated than in mechl or japan. >> and living on top of faults means any early warning will be just seconds, if any. and greatest system mimicking early detection would have been able to give downtown l.a. 11 seconds warning enough to shut down public transportation or a nuclear power plant. >> it could give the public a few seconds to drop cover, and hold on. >> someone has to pay to doctor a central system sending warning as cross networks and air waives. >> there is around ability to save live autos one researcher at caltech which got a private grant says with funding there would be a system within three years. >> thank you. the agency that manages california's power grid is trying to get ahead of possible summer

the problem is, our weak dollar and oil is getting prices so would you revert to a system where you pegy to something more solid? is that what this is about in or what? >>guest: no, that is what it should be and i have argued that case for a long, long time, and i think that what we should do in this country, because they will not change over quickly, they will wait until it is worse, we ought to be able to use the parallel currency. but internationally they are still using the dollar, the people are drifting from the dollar and not using the dollar as a reserve as much as they used to, and there are rumors, well, if iraq wanted to use the euro or gold, and china wants to use something else, and that is a beg deal because that would play havoc if more and more left the dollar as the reserve, our problem would be worse, the price of fuel and oil would go up higher in terms of dollars. so, no matter --. >>neil: but the dollar thing, you are so smart you are going to least me in your wake, but the problem with the dollar, it is indicative of the problem in washington, to control our financ

. >> jimmy: the "square peg" one. >> the "square pegs" one. is that a reference?you know, you got to eat healthier." i said, "well, i'm on the road a lot, so i eat at mcdonald's." they said, "well, they have salads at mcdonald's." and you know, i don't know about you, but i don't want to get a salad at mcdonald's. you know? to me going to mcdonald's for a salad is kind of like going to your coke dealer for a five hour energy drink. [ laughter and applause ] like, you know you're gonna get the coke. >> jimmy: yeah. >> hey, hey, juan. you have the five hour energy drink? dude, you're getting the coke. you're right, juan. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're not gonna get a salad. >> same thing as mcdonald's. i go, "can i get a salad?" the woman's, like -- "ahahaha." and like, i just get so peer pressured into like, "give me the big mac, all right! can i get the number two with a shake?" >> jimmy: and a salad. >> and a salad. does the salad have carrots? i'll take the double quarter pounder. just stop mocking me. the whole thing was -- i finally got the idea of rehab, which

. >>> peg sis is back. ready to party at the preakness infield. how he got fans ready for opening day. >>> a thank you note i could only treatment about getting sent from a student to a meteorologist and compliments he was as awesome as a monkey wearing a bacon tuxedo. the letter has gone viral since shared on a facebook page. now 10 year old and meteorologist have been reunited. it's beautiful. andrew has their story. >> reporter: it's been the thank you letter read around the world. powered by the mind of a 10 year old and meant for the meteorologist who visited his school. never before had albert ramone received anything like it. never before had anyone. even pictures were included. i shared it on mispersonal facebook. within 24 hours it was on multiple web sites and on the front page of abc2news.com and we started getting phone calls from big shows. >> reporter: flint meyers harrison, a young self proclaimed ultra overlord and middle child had gone viral. >> did that surprise you? >> yes, a lot. >> a monkey in a bacon suit, where did that come

. >>> an analysis shows that peg's pipeline data sheets -- pg and e's pipeline data sheets were running higher than the utility could justify. it also found crucial records about that pipe missing. under federal law companies missing informs about that pipe must assume they are the lowest grade and thun them accordingly -- and run them accordingly. >>> the company that makes the "pink slime" is suspending operations at three of its four factories. beef products incorporated is shutting down its plants in texas, kansas and iowa. the tree factories make 900,000 pounds of textured beef each day. the closures come after public outcry about the meat that includes ammonia treated filler made of beef bits. the federal recently said school lunch programs could opt out of buying product. >>> a hayward woman was arrested after being pulled over three times for feeding. police say she was caught twice saturday night driving more than 100 miles an hour. she was issued citations both times and then she was pull over for a third time for driving 76 miles an hour in a 53 mile-an-hour zone. the chp say

that is pegged to the for the performing arts garage. the daily maximum rates are unchanged.t would remain at $25.20 $8. monthly rates are also unchanged. -- $25 and $28. there were 20% fewer parkers in december 2011 than in 2010. the impressionist was at the de jong in 2010, not in 2011. december 2011 revenue was 36% below the revenue in 2010. january revenues were 27% below january of the preceding year. your to date, we are 17% behind on revenue. i will say there has been a little bit about take lightly. -- a little bit of up to take lightly. the proposal is before you for your approval. >> maybe we will have public comment and then questions. >> it is there any public comment on this item? thank you. >> it good afternoon, commissioners and members of the public. golden gate park concourse. traditionally, the heart of the park. here we are, living in times of scarce resources and we have one of the greatest architectural examples of a non-motorized, non-fossil fuel transportation concourse, the carriage concourse. that is what the music concourse is. it has been diluted do

an ap january survey shows that unemployment may be 8% on election day, the december survey had it pegs8.4%. this would seem to complicate the job of running against the president's economiced record to some degree. >> it may complicate it but it does not change the economy, it will be the issue this november. it has been for the last three and a half and it will be for the next eight months. the president is weak on this, you gave statistics, the projection is maybe by november the unemployment will be down to 8%. well, his economic advisers in 2009 said pass this stimulus program and it will never hit 8%. so, three years later, we are getting down to what his people thought would be the cap. his policies have failed. more importantly, gasoline prices every american, except for here in new york city where you can take a cab or if you work here a limo, this president five years ago was saying how my energy price it is are going to make you have to pay more. and they have, he is weak on that. >> and certainly the estimate of where the unemployment rate should be and where it is, post is

peg thompson and her search dog checked remote fields near creeks. >> the dog will find anybody out there, alive or dead. >> despite finding the purse and cell phone, they cannot confirm if she ran away or was abducted. her mom said she has asthma and left home without her inhaler. she hopes the search will bring her daughter home. sierra sent a text after 7:00 aim o friday morning. that was for a friend and there was indication she was in distress or she planned to run away with. as for the search, deputies said it will continue until it gets dark tonight. nbc bay area news. >> it has been a painful several days in the case. if you have information, detectives set up an e-mail address on the screen. tips@sheriff.scc.g .organizatio. we also put it on our website. >> the week long search for a missing gilroy mother is over. they found the body of martha gutierrez in san benito county. her son, an iraq war veteran killed her before his 11-year-old sifter and turning the gun on himself. damian trujillo is live where they will have a group prayer service in memory of those who were killed. da

that thing woulding pegged. this guy would be spinning. here's how you shut it on and off. like the gas thing, the valve thing with the square head. there are a couple of ears. you lineup the 2 ears. there is a hole to put a padlock. if it's on ita in direction of the /phroe. flow. when it's off, these 2 lineup. the 2 ears will lineup so you can put a padlock in there. that tells you you hava shut off. like that gas circle thing, if you see that thing in a sidewalk and you are standing in the street and you have that in front of you and look directly at the house you will find the gas shut off. same with the water. if you have the water thing in front of you and look directly at the house. 9 times out of 10 on the floor you will find the main water shut off, here. a lot of places have the sprinklers if you shut off the main in the street you shut off the fire systems. so, if you have a choice of shutting off the water in somebody's house go for the one that coming between the foundation, usually it's in the garage or basement. you turn it to the right. right to tighten, lef

the italian says controversial striker call us test still isn't much after his self-imposed thing on pegs on argentina and well. god knows he is a top striker and his moment needs to drain and it's important to. score. form this is very important because you. got to get the game proper read all this. denise passion net is the more important over time goal to give to a three two win time just cause and petersburg the capital club pulling one back in the best of seven contests to trail two on the field also poses an assist in that win which gives states got to live in the playoffs later on and deny minsk will try to cut down the deficit in their respective series against atlanta and now moscow while it's evenly points between al qaeda in face each other in the late game. that is now and andy murray will play roger federer in the final of the combined championships later this saturday after powering pass three time defending champion live out brockovich omari end of the world loved ones ten gave winning run games on the french for his australian open sided. with the serbia it was a solid vic

he's been pegged as the -- as massachusetts moderate. as newt gingrich constantly calls him. like any candidate who has been in the public eye for a long time, more than ten years on the republican side, he has a lot to live down in terms of a party base that has moved rapidly rightward and is still evolving in that direction. so policy positions that were once considered acceptable, like for example, the individual mandate health insurance romney care in massachusetts which was actually recommended by conservative think tank heritage foundation, are no longer acceptable positions. i would add, because he continues to fail to get a lot of the evangelical christians who make up the republican base, there are also suspicions that, although it's not something that comes out, people don't want to talk about it, there may be some serious bias against romney because he is a mormon. you hear a lot of evangelical christians speak about the lds, about mormonism as if it's almost not christianity. i think that's somewhat damaging. he may be suffering from that. in any case, it does see

the club is that bad become a policeman don't kill innocent move to meet boys with this dangerous pegs askew take that's absolutely brilliant and you know if you're going to hunt down hunt the city what would you spot on and i would add to that if if trayvon martin instead of being seventeen year old young african-american had been a seventeen year old white girl this george zimmerman george would have been in jail instantly there would have been any debate about it i mean just think about that for a moment if that had been the case and that should tell you everything about the problem that we have in the united states republicans and conservatives are we're past race we don't need affirmative action or there's no racism in america come up take a look at our nation take a look at what's happening this is it in our face when you do something. that's it for your take my take tonight if you like your comments or questions heard on this segment or the big picture listen up we want to know your to send us your comments by visiting the tom hartman facebook page by a twitter at tom underscore

nations who might have a little bit more difficulty in getting their gold well imagine a so-called peg national in the case of grace the adult some big you know pretty sizable gold reserves but now they don't own it anymore do they basically who are going to glue grievously sleep in the small car and swear by it at the races dressed in berkeley that we're going to go. crisco nce may not love or be their own national passion or may be given away but it was funny it was in the small group of disagreements by the new york times. i suppose the concern is you know free society you would expect assets like a yard sale but i think what concerns people is the block transparency on the lack of oversight was under and basically has very little said it was a small print that i wanted agreements. almost as a sort of a small paragraph in new york times very lucky it's a source a whole really. sort of. select respect for the rule of law and this parents should know exactly what's up over the course of their own stable which really should be put on the table every which you were under. a rush. like i

you go to a tree and it just pegs the needle. 60 miles from the crippled plant, we found small amounts of radiation in the soil and trees. and a lot of distrust in the residents. does he trust what the government tells him about radiation? i have no idea what's true and what's not, this cabbie tells me. i have no faith in any of them. we heard this skepticism again and again, in a culture where respect for authority is ingrained. >> the japanese government didn't say there had been a meltdown until more than two months after it occurred. i think people are still very skeptical of the government. but there's still a resolve to go forward. >> reporter: and the social fabric is as strong as ever. gosh, look at this. as family photos are pulled from the mud, they are cleaned and organized with the faint hope the owner survived, on the off chance they'll come looking for a piece of the life that washed away. thousands of people have found those little glimpses, those little momentoes there. and we actually found some of your old friends from a year ago. >> i heard that you did. >> reporter:

nations who might have a little bit more difficulty in getting their go there as well imagine a so-called peg nations in the case of grace the adult some big you know pretty sizable gold reserves but now they don't own it anymore do they basically it was it was in the will who was recently in the small claims where the basis interest from berkeley political to go. crease owns may not longer be their own words of the national action may be given away but it was funny and that was in the small produce agreement by the new york times arms a source of concern is greece's bankruptcy you would expect to be on sale but i think we're concerned is the block transparency or the lack of oversight was on and basically very little of the said it was a small piece of i want to be agreement people almost as there it is sort of a small part of new york times very rough it's host a whole really. it starts sort of. like respect for that group of law and this parents should know exactly what's up over the years with their arms table which which will be put on the table every which we were under the. irrational

. >> they are pegging the up the pieces in the nation's heartland, mourning the dead and amazing stories of survival. >> good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> i'm maureen naylor, heather holmes is off tote. >>> the hardest hit regions appear to be southern indiana and eastern kentucky and these pictures tell the story. this is a tornado that hit henryville, indiana yesterday. the storm killed at least one person and severely daniel damaged that city. >> one of the hardest hit communities is marysville, indiana, across the ohio refer from louisville, kentucky. reporter craig boswell is there with how people are lending a hand. >> reporter: ken, good evening to you. there is a path of destruction that stretches for miles across the hoosier state, 14 confirmed dead. in the tiny town of marysville, indiana, tornado survivors are shell-shocked. >> it's just unbelievable. the naked eye can't hardly see all the damage it really did do here. the whole place wiped out like that. >> reporter: the national weather service says the ef-4 tornado shredded this place and move on. it's back-breaking work sort

designed to assist low and middle income families buying homes and it also was being here at the feet of peg was a very similar or had a very similar objective to that of fannie and freddie that was not only time he was in favor of government backed mortgage that when he was a senator of pennsylvania he was on the banking committee and at that time he said that he supported fannie and freddie because they help those who need housing assistance the most sore today and he went from being a pompom daughter for the mortgage giants to an all out hater i can only draw one logical conclusion from all of it back when rick was getting started in politics he saw how beneficial programs like p.h.s.a. and the freddie's advantage of the world can be for homebuyers firsthand because he used them but now no longer in financial need for the programs he offer privatized at all even time he is denying people the ability to access programs himself used when he was making chump change straight out of college but guess what rick you can't escape her past roll let the record show that you yourself ass broke buyin

palast is an investigative journalist and author of the book voters picnic and pursuit of petroleum pegs power pirates and high finance carnivores affect to be out in bookstores on november fourteenth. welcome there so first of all i want to ask you what is fracking and what is so dangerous about it well fracking is brand new wave getting gas and oil only out really really use for about a decade or so. it what we do they do is they drill down then they go horizontal through shale deposits which normally couldn't get gas out of except then they use an explosive and blow through an explosion they blow sand through the pipe zillions of holes and then they dump chemicals and high pressure waters that wracks fractures the rock around the pipe when that pipe but when all that rock is fractured then the gas little gas bubbles within that rock start pouring through into the pipe and up the pipe now sounds good because this is now increased the amount of the actual gas that we can pull out of american the american soil by a good five hundred percent i mean just quintuple the melt of natural gas s

nations who might who've been more difficulty in getting their gold reserves well imagine a so-called peg nations in the case of grace national some big you know pretty sizable gold reserves but now they don't own it anymore do they basically it was soon will who was recently in the small car and square recent arrests in berkeley who told the gold reese owns may not be their own words of our national action or maybe you can wait but it was funny and i was in the small critics agreements in new york times arms a source of concern as you know greece is i suppose you would expect assets like are you on the table for me more concern is the law transparency or the lack of oversight was under. very little of the sort of the small print of one of the agreements that it took almost as they are sort of a small part in europe i'm very lucky it's a source after all really. starts sort of. like respect for their group lower base pairs. and their arms able which it will be put on the table every british viewers under the. russian. base beca you know mark i was reading david mcwilliams this morning and

the stock is going to be somewhat pegged to oil and gas prices. i'm agreeing with that. but i think it's seriously undervalued. it trades like a commodity play when it's a purveyor of highly proprietary technology. the health care technology company that makes robotic machines which turns average surgeons into brilliant ones, their technology makes up for the shortage of skilled surgeons in the country. national oilwell is very similar. their rig technology makes up the difference to allow oil companies to perform all different functions. the market just doesn't get what national oilwell varco does and is trading at a 61% discount to intuit surgical, even though the growth rate is the same. of course people are always nervous about the low price of natural gas having an impact on business, which is why the stock is only up 6% in the last 12 months despite a big rise in oil. but they haven't seen anybody backing off ordering for well stimulation equipment and land rigs. while the united states makes up 60% of revenues, it's only 16% of their backlog. they trade like an in

. >> i had you pegged as more a fan of -- well not comedy.uestion which monty python character is mitt romney most like? remember what he said about trees in michigan? this made me think about a certain band of knights and their fixation with trees. but that wasn't quite right. then it hit me. here is a guy who at first glance is perhaps the least intimidating opponent imaginable, but with his arsenal of negative ads has proven to be a blood thirsty attack dog or attack rabbit. >> that's the most foul-tempered rodent you ever set eyes on. >> so mitt, if rick santorum is the black knight that makes you the killer rabbit. granted the opponents you have gone up against are less knights of the round

and without it a real class dives in fact that already is done for the median wealth in america now pegged at under twenty six thousand dollars that's actually income well with forty nine million americans in poverty and forty six million americans depending on food stamps now to mention the fifty three million americans who don't have health insurance and will never be able to get it if obamacare is struck down by the high court or the one hundred million americans with health insurance who will once again have to live in fear that their health insurance company will drop them as soon as they get sick common practice called rescission or the seventeen million children with preexisting conditions whose only chance of receiving the care they need also the cons on obamacare being ok well this isn't just about health care this is about the middle class and as more and more americans fall out of the ranks of the middle class and into the working poor and they resign themselves to the fact that their life isn't going to get any better the old american dream is dead for them. and their only hope

beyond that, they pegged the power to craft the mandate precisely to their commerce power. q l.i.een to ignore the repeated sexual references -- who am i to then ignore the repeated textual references? you really were opposing it. >> i think it refers to tax alone about 34 times. penalty has been meant to mean tax. there are other provisions in the affordable care act that use it. they often use them interchangeably with the word "penalty>" ." does it function like a tax? hear it and natalie functions like a tax. -- hear it absolutely functions like a tax. if you have not met the requirements, you have to pay. call me with one thing. you have to check off a box on your 1040 income tax return reporting whether or not you have insurance, right? if you do not have insurance, then the penalty kicks in. >> correct. >> is there any enforcement mechanism in the statement? where would i find it? >> it details it in a supplemental briefing. it is two things. the secretary of the treasury would be able to offset future credit against any unpaid taxes. united states could bring a suit agains

your wives are there to cut you down a peg. this house has stood for more than two centuries through wars and peace, a hardship and prosperity. these rooms have posted presidents, prime ministers, kings, and queens. there has never been in i quite like this. men and women from every quarter of our military, every branch of our service to answer the call. who go to war to defend the peace. a culture that celebrates fame and fortune, yours are not necessarily household names. there is something more. the patriots to serve in our name. after nearly nine years, it is right. tonight is an opportunity for us to express our gratitude and once more, welcome home. this is not the first time we have paid tribute. this will not be the last. history reminds us of our obligations in moments like this. this year will mark the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war. a time when our veterans and not always received the respect that they deserve. i've seen americans come together. we want to express those simple words. thank you. it did you carry

. >>> florida's governor is peg out about the trayvon martin shooting. governor scott said when the investigation is over, he'll reexamine some of the state laws, including the so-called stand your ground law. scott said he'll determine if anything needs to be changed and he's confident that justice will revail. -- prevail. >>> another big story and it has us all day dreaming, what if? what if you want $540 million? that is the estimated jackpot in tonight's mega million jackpot. >> it's being called the ever in the world. it's one of the many places selling tickets today. and the doors have they opened? do we have another hour or so? >> reporter: they did. they just opened up and we saw a few people going in buying their lottery tickets. $540million is enticing and i started to think here in the last half hour since i last talked to you i'm feeling a little guilty since will asked me what i would do with the money. i said buy a house and go to florida and then i seed the story with randy smith. i should have said build a hospital. but everybody is dream

. >> reporter: as far as gdp growth is concerned, the indian gdp has been pegged to grow about 6.5%. they're confident of being able to achieve that in terms of what they can do on the fiscal deficit side. the number has gone horribly wrong. the deficit has exceeded what was estimated in last year's budget by almost 1.3%. it's now 5.9%. importantly, the deficit next year is 5.1%. how credible is that number? that continues to be a question mark. that's why markets to india are reacting to that news. there is the possibility or there are question marks whether that deficit number is achievable. in terms of big ticket bonds, the finance minister has tried to stay away from controversial reforms. we do have a coalition government in india and coalition partners have been opposing crucial for indirect investment reforms. that's why the budget has remained silent on those. so on balance, the finance minister has raised taxes as far as industry is concerned, which will be passed over, especially on the excise and service tax to consumers. it stayed away from big bang and reform announcemen

in alabama 45% pegged the president asmus limb. 41% unsure and 14% were correct. 66% of mississippi republicans do not believe in evolution. and 53% have a favorable opinion of rush limbaugh. let's brink in markos moulitsas. good evening. >> good evening keith. >> this is still an issue. is this a vestige of past campaigns or still none nonsense that is actively pushed. >> last week we had in arizona have kind of a investigation into a bomb's birth certificate and declared unsurprisingly that it was a fake! so he's pursueing that doggedly. you can be assured. today we had a congressman, a republican congressman question obama's birth certificate. this has not quieted down. they're keeping this up full deep. >> speaking to politico and saying he was not surprised by the numbers given the prominence of folks that you mentioned and quoting mr. jensen, with both the religion thing and the birth thing i'm not totally sure all of these voters really think that obama is a muslim or christian i guess that takes us back to a place we've been talking about for four years. w

. >> that wasn't a peg leg. it was a young franken stein preference. reference, come on. tom, you said we all want elevators for our car. you said jay leno has one. romney was on leno on tuesday night and leno didn't bring this up and maybe that's why. >> interesting point. >> diane, you said it doesn't matter. i don't have a people elevator in my building. >> i don't have a people elevator in my building too. i don't mind somebody running for president does. i am outraged you would want an elevator made of people, sir. that is illegal. >> it is a car lift and not a car elevator. all it does is gives you more storage room. >> but then again how could the media explain a lift. it has to be an elevator. i am wearing elevators right now. >> jaime, you said maybe it should be a law you have to have an elevator in your law to be president. i don't know that. but adding a car lift to your home does. it provides jobs. >> shouldn't the green knees like this because it concerns -- it conserves space? rather than parking your cars literally -- >> although it is powered by seal blub

if they need to peg it towards the specific events that are happening, then all the better.the end of the day this is something that is real and we're just not talking about it. >> okay, amanda, last word, real quick. >> well, i think in recent years what we have seen talked about and conservatives have been effective at is calling into question the credibility of these scientists, and manage to shift it from the actual science to whether these scientists have been too political and things like that, and that has distracted the debate from the real issue, the very real pressing issue of what we need to do to address this issue. and part of it is is that it's out of the media is that the white house and congress where not addressing it. they say its toot hot of a ball and they've dropped it for right now. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> when we come back, well, fox news takes on hollywood. but you know what, we're going to be fair to them and say hey maybe they did a decent job maybe. but we think they should bevillely investigated. and one of their boss