the pendulum swings the other way. then in 2006, apple comes out with the iphone and we start the pendulum back the other way. we have the first production value introduced. i believe to the first approximatation we'll spend the next ten years making content on the web much more differentiated and much more compelling and much more interesting and therefore more valuable. that doesn't mean that the songs pete wrote 40 years ago will be more valuable. he'll have to put them in a form that people say, wow, i got to have that. but the opportunity will be there. >> roger, you bring up the changes on the web. your band, we're going to hear from your band in a little bit has become sort of a laboratory on it. so you have a band, so what. my viewer is going to want to know. it's a laboratory. >> the key thing to understand is, when we formed elevation in 2004, bono had a plan for saving the economics of people like pete townsend. it was, we put together an idea we call project independence that would have allowed artists to h

but it's a pendulum swing. >> how is it a pendulum, jon. >> jon: well, sometimes to protect the greatererty, you have to do things like form an army or gather a group together to build a wall or a levy. >> i'm not big on building walls but we do have to have a armey. i'm not in favor of walls to keep people out of the country. >> jon: i understand that. but as soon as you build an army you have now said well, government isn't always inherently evil because we need it to help us sometimes. so now it is just that old joke, i'm not going sleep with you-- would you sleep with me for a million dollars, sure, how about a dollar. who do you think i am. we already decided who you are, now we're just negotiating. >> you said government that governs least governs best. but they tried that, the articles of confederation, they tried it 8 year, didn't work,. then we tried it with the constitution. >> we tried it with the constitution and 9 same generation who wrote in the constitution congress shall make no law bridging the freedom of speech-- the president of the united states john adams prosecuted

, than five dozen seats in e1 congress from red to blue over those two elections.ok in 2010, the pendulum? republicans had a huge year in 2010. they took back all of the w3 democratic gains in congress from the previous two elections and then some. now, the next big election is in 2012.i] is the pendulum staying on the republican side or is it swinging back? joining us now is democratic pollster, celinda lake. miss lake, thanks very much for joining us tonight. nice to have you here. nice to be here. >> what did you think we learned in terms of yesterday's results about turnout?f @r(t&háhp &hc% about voter enthusiasm. about who actually showed up to vote. >> well, we learned that we have been terrified about the disenchantment of voters, and disenchantment of voters, and base. and what we learned is two things. progressives get behind a message, our voters come out to vote. and we've learned what the tea parties have done for a year cÒn -- in taking this country over the cliff canwo/ be very mobilizing and very r'k the occupy wall street crystalized that and tinó election results in 2011

is the pendulum staying on the republican side or is it swinging back? joining us now is democratic pollster, celinda lake. miss lake, thanks very much for joining us tonight. nice to have you here. >> thank you. nice to be here. >> what did you think we learned in terms of yesterday's results about turnout? about voter enthusiasm. about who actually showed up to vote. >> well, we learned that we have been terrified about the disenchantment of voters, and particularly the democratic base. and what we learned is two things. one, when democrats a progressives get behind a message, our voters come out to vote. and we've learned what the tea parties have done for a year can be very mobilizing and very empowering to democratic voters. and i think the occupy wall street crystalized that and ting election results in 2012 showed what can happen when democrats unite and turn out to vote. >> looking ahead, as a democratic pollster, is there a particular result or a particular state profile or results from last night that seems like a bellwether for you for next ye

there's sort of a pendulum that swings back and forth.retty extreme place. we've seen over 170 votes in this congress, alone, most of them initiated by the house republicans, to overturn air and water rules. we're talking about the kind of votes that will literally gut the clean air act. something most americans are sitting at home assuming will be there to protect their families. it's really important to remind folks that we're not talking about the ability to see across the street which is a nice thing, we're talking about pollution that gets into your lungs, makes you sick. if you have a respiratory ailment, you'll be at the hospital or the doctor. if you're vulnerable, we're talking premature deaths. just one of our rules, the mercury rules that the president talked about in this joint session to congress is estimated to save, to prevent 17,000 premature deaths a year. so we're not talking about the abstract clean air act. and even those pictures. we're talking about public health. we're talking about who pays those costs. health cost

it's time for the pendulum to swing back. doesn't it? >> wow.t's tough. >> you think. >> you would think. >> oh, how times have changed. right? >> wow. >> the redskins have a message for fans like derek mcginty. stop writing eulogies. we're not dead yet. the gang with some words who think the season is over already. and the nats feel they found the right man to lead the crew. and he's sitting right under theirÑÑÑ >>> if you're a jaded redskin fan like derek mcginty, you're probably saying i have seen this movie and i hate the winning. the team's three and won start seems like a distant memory and their place in the division from first to worst complements of yesterday's loss to buffalo. total domination by the guy's wearing blue. if you listen to sports talk radio, you think the end is near. in other words, the confidence meter moo. how do players feel about that? >> i guess a lot of times it's easy to think. but us in the locker room, we don't feel this way. >> this is a different team. this is say different group of guys. and all we can do is

and we will have that full pendulum swing and should average around 59 this time of the year. 10 above normal and 69 today. and 64 tomorrow and we will go near normal with the showers and upper 50s on thursday and then go 10 degrees below normal on friday. heading into the weekend we return with the west southwesterly flow and sunshine dry weather and high temperatures back between 55 and 60. tanya. >>> we have an accident reported caton avenue at wilkins avenue. keep that in mind. major delays on the beltway on the northwest side 695 near 795 at old court road. both loops are stop and go. the inner loop is stoped due to a traffic - -- actually a brake fire at park heights. let's see what that looks like. inner loop at park heights is to the right of the screen. the arrows are pointing everybody to the left because it's on the right shoulder. so, it's good idea to stay off of the beltway on the northwest side on both loops. either go through the city but remember that everybody else is doing that too. take the jfx but this is the time it backs up. >>> kent county and queen ann

i've seen the pendulum swing all over the place and there's no easy answer to your question except the thing that does not work with control. i think inherent in that top level control is not just plenty of room as a person but i think any control which is corporate oriented where orders come from the top and it's contempt for the people at the bottom the. the corporate model doesn't care for democracy no matter what they say. there's contempt for parents. there's contempt for elected officials. bloomberg not only did not involve parents in decision-making and they also left -- froze out the elected officials in communities. and what do we got? we got some great ideas. and some great breakthroughs in terms of training and emulating what goes on in industry in general but overall, the system is collapsed in terms of being able to improve the education of children. and one of the reasons they've locked out families and parents and community. it won't work. a better system is a board of education with a mayor who makes education the top priority but does not try to micromanage it. you can

and that's about 10 degrees above normal and this time of the year, you swing the pendulum one way and it has to swing back the other way. and tonight we will cool it back down into the lower 40s. again there could be patchy fog and we increase the cloud tomorrow as-- clouds tomorrow as the wind shifts to the east. there's the cool down into the upper 40s dramatic swing on friday. >> reporter: we have a medical million on the inner hoop at the -- emergency on the inner loop at jfx. let's look live at our traffic cameras. it's moving well. 95 at 175 if you are making your way southbound from dorsey and elk ridge you are doing fine. and jfx at northern parkway is doing fine. flashing lights off camera here. we don't have reports of any incidents, though. so good news there. follow us on twitter at maryland traffic. >>> the italian prime minister about to step down? many say the increased political uncertainty in italy may force him out of office today. >>> plus, pregnant women in britain may be able to choose the date they deliver their children. more on that coming up when we go around

. >> i wanted to ask what education here in new york and has seen the pendulum swaying both ways back to where we have a have the centralized system run by city hall. this one model work better should the school system the centralized line top down? or does that motto not work? >> i have been involved in education new york city for most of my adult and political life certain they when i was a commissioner the promise it was education in. when i went to state legislature i was assured to so i am concerned and very active there is a question except what does not work is control. not just top-level that as a person but when the orders come from the top this you don't care for democracy the contemporary elected officials and they also close out the elective official tata and you got some great ideas thin trading that goes on the industry in general but overall being able to improve the education of children because of the parents and members and community. but does not try to micromanage. >> i think i want to open to questions with the last 20 minutes. i will start by asking both of you w

about this super committee of twelve slashing and burning the budget and we this does occur when the pendulum swings from the left to the right into perceived left right battle we're going to see massive posteriori that these senators and congressmen are going to be look throw their hands up in the air and say i didn't have anything to do with it because it was an automatic cut if we couldn't come up with a deal in the supercommittee then these cuts are going to be in place so it least inside europe you have these seventeen e.u. nations that have a voice and what we're finding out is if a boy isn't lining up with the banks they're gone. let's talk about the super super committee i mean in some senses and the super committee came about because the left and the right as you say i think i'm a little bit are of trouble first raising the debt ceiling dealing with budget ensues so the supercommittee is from a lot of things that we've seen happen especially in the last year or so have happened as a result of our perceived crisis here and yet as we i know you've spoken about this a little bit the res

. >> yeah, the pendulum has swung anonymous attacks are common. >> is that the key to anonymous attacks you know, 20 years ago someone says something you know who that person is if you want to take that person to court to get this thing corrected you can do that this is all out there in the virtual world. >> all out there and the internet doesn't play fair and so, people find certain freedom, to say anything, and make allegations, and hurt people, without any recourse. >> i could ask motivation but for every person there is probably a different set of reasons why they took it upon themselves to do this. >> with small business we find many attacks on small business are actually coming from either former employees, or competitors and because the content can be placed up and doubt placed on the internet, anonymously, there is no way to track it down. >> right. you yourself was the victim of this can you tell us. >> i was my first client i came out of the financial services industry, i ended up in litigation, prolonged litigation and the initial court documents filed found their way to the

. >> arthel: you're telling us there will be this economic pendulum, if you will, the economy is noto slow down and stabilize for a while? >> well, there has been talk recently about depressions and recessions. i don't think we have that. so i think we can grow one, 2%. whether it's 2% or 5%, if we have 9% unemployment, that's just way too much. the norm here for the last ten, 20 years has been about 5, 6%. we got to get back down there or you see what's happening with the occupy wall street and everything. there is a lot of that going on because of the lack of jobs. >> arthel: of course, the super committee, they're working hard. they've got that soft deadline coming up on monday to try to cut $1.2 trillion from our deficit. do you have any advice for them as they're carving down there? >> cut $4 trillion. the big problem with all this deficit talk is over the next five to ten years, deficits going to go up between 5 and $10 trillion. they're saying they're going to cut 1 to $2 trillion. that's not enough. here is a great number. the next seven years of our taxes have already been s

. >> ll, i thin that the pendulum swings, and when something horrific happens, people's automic reactionmebody needs to do something. but it doesn't necessarily mean that this issue should be kicked up to congre. i really do believe this needs to stay exactly in the jurisdiction where the offense occurred. congress has a lot of other things to pay attention to, but i think this needs to be handled, and again, i think this one place, the media gets beaten up a lot, but i think this is exactly where the media is needed more than ever, to bring light on to this situation. th's the best thing that can be done. >> all rig. et me switch gears now and talk about the important isues of this campaign, as well. and talk about your standing in the campaign. here's a flyer that you are circulating, and as a key point it makes, it is that i a the one, true conservative in the race, and i can win. you've got a book coming out, and here's the cover of it, "core of conviction: my story." what is the distinguishing character, as a conservative, betweenou and mitt romney? >> ell, i think the distinguishin

quality and there's concerns they've overcorrected and it's hurting the housing economy and the pendulum swung the other way. so at a time when you have all these foreclosures coming on to the markets at a time when you need more buyers you have fewer. >> warner: well nick timiraos from the "wall street journal" and josh boak from politico, thank you. >> thank you. >> suarez: now, the second of two stories on increasing access to dental care. last night, "newshour" health correspondent betty ann bowser looked at problems of costs, coverage and access. tonight, she examines one program in alaska, which has been met with both praise and skepticism. >> reporter: from the air, you can see the isolation. toksook bay, a tiny village of about 500 people on the edge of the bering sea in southwest alaska. right now, the native alaskan yupik people who populate the area are busy braiding fresh tomcod fish with dried grasses and hanging them up along with skinned red salmon to dry. this will be the primary source of protein when winter comes. the yupiit live today they way they have for generations

. >> the swing is a pendulum that catapults fliers as high as 30 feet in the air.has never performed the swing in a show before and they are hoping it will wow the audience. >> we were trying to have something maybe more exciting for the crowd, something they had never seen before. >> what the audience sees is certainly not what anyone expected. with the swing, timing is everything. >> all week before the show during practice, i had been leaving a little bit early, and so i had been going straight up. >> on the night of the show, nicole is determined not to repeat the mistakes she's made in practice. she takes off and does a single back tuck, but she overcompensates. >> i went too far the other way. i waited too long and i pushed really hard, and it sent me more horizontal than vertical. >> the slight miscalculation makes a big difference in where nicole lands, and the mistake is compounded by something else that goes wrong that night. >> we would usually practice with an additional smaller crash pad on the end, but for some reason that day it wasn't there. >> with

initially, pendulum supposed to cover retiree benefits.including health care, but in the course during court fights, lawyers have made the argument that health coverage wasn't a vested benefit like pension so they are allowed to change it. and even if they had promised it, as many did in writing, they prevailed in court because they put a little sentence in tiny print somewhere in the document called a reservation of rights clause that says we reserve the right to change our mind simply. so people had no idea this existed and he did note that was all that mattered was whether was the sole cause in a doctor that they were unlikely ever to see. said david the handouts the company gave them, they played the h.r. people to talk to present you will have this. and not realizing a flimsy that promise was. >> i appreciate your comments, and even though it does raise my blood pressure listening to you, i was, my group was included in your latter example there. the company promises 170 years, and lo and behold, a little clause buried about 300 pages

given the brain is floating in fluid inside the skull and at the head can act as a pendulum when the body is struck, movement of the brain significant because concussion can occur with or without a direct blow to the head. as long as the skull and brain inside of it is accelerated or decelerated with enough force, the normal process these of the brain can be compromised. this includes transit disorientation, slow thinking, or other signs of dysfunction. symptoms like headache and sensitivity to light are quite common. concussion cannot be diagnosed by any one test. diagnosis can only be made after a careful clinical evaluation performed by a health-care professional. it is important to realize concussions are not the only brain injury that can occur from head trauma. bleeding in and around the brain or skull fracture can occur any time. there is emerging evidence brought forth by dr. mckee that forces from multiple impacts that may not even produced concussion may have a potentially negative long-term health affect on our brains. helmets have an important role to play in head injury

the culture has come full pendulum in the last 50 years to the point where it now must swing back. some of the freshmen that you helped elect in this last congress are helping swing it backed, but it is painful. of course, the people in leadership positions within the appropriations committee are by and large it those who came up through the ranks over the years of that culture of spending and now trying to recourse the ship into a culture of savings and cutting is causing tremendous turmoil within the congress. we need more. we need to be at the point in 50 years when i am no longer around, when most of us in this room are no longer around, that our children and grandchildren are saying it is time for the pendulum to swing again, that we have gotten our fiscal house in order, that we have right sized these run rate -- runaway entitlement programs, that are spending is appropriate for our gdp, that we are spending enough on those constitutional duties that the founding fathers enumerated and that we are spending less at the federal level, and trusting our states, our governor, and

the culture has come to a pendulum in the last 50 years to the point where it now must swing back. and some of the freshmen that you helped elect in the last congress are helping swing it back. but it is painful because, of course, the people who are on leadership positions within the appropriations committee are by and large those who came up through the ranks over the years of that culture of spending. and now to reverse the ship of a culture of saving and cutting is just causing tremendous turmoil within the congress. we need more. we need to be the point in 50 years when i'm no longer around, when most of us in this room are no longer around, that our children and grandchildren are saying, it's time for the pendulum to swing again, that we have gotten our fiscal house in order. that we have right sized these runaway entitlement programs. that we have spending appropriate for our gdp. that we're spending enough on those constitutional duties that the founding fathers enumerated. and that we are spending less at the federal level and trusting our states, our governors and our sta

. >> it's always the pendulum swing.e. when dominos has artisan pizza it's hilarious. business was was supposed to be made one by one one with the dough and dominos came along and manufactured it and now going back to the extremes. these are trampled on and overused and lose their meaning and then it's on to the next buzz word. >> seems classy, doesn't it? wheat thins? >> doritos has an artisan like. the luxurious term is artisan. >> people are convinced by this? >> it gets your attention for that moment. you have to break through somehow. things are changing so quickly, especially with the internet, that if you say the right word, people's ears perk up and think think it's fancy or newer and they are more hip. >> back in time here. you trace trends back this in the '90s where the big word was extreme. >> absolutely. extreme really started with -- it was around earlier but extreme sports and anything that attracts teenage boys attracts advertiser so we got extreme tacos and extreme deodorant and extreme toothpaste but th

. >> so a swinging of the intelligence pendulum? >> that's right.there was a great reluctance on the part of policymakers to deny the validity of the report. a difficult dilemma, because when they produced this result, a process that had been adhered to, but it produced a flawed result, without question. >> now, we have news reports that israel is thinking about, reconsidering once again a strike on the iranian nuclear facilities. you faced a similar situation in your administration regarding series a. from your memoir, i know the israeli officials came to you and said, here's the intelligence we have about senior year. why don't you tell me, the folks here, what happened and how it played out inside the administration? >> what happened, this would have been early 2007, was we acquired information and intelligence that said that the north koreans had assisted the syrians in building a nuclear reactor, much like the one they had in pyongyang in north korea, that they'd use to to develop their plutonium-based weapons. and that such a facility had been