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. >>> chief meteorologist pollyanna with your forecast of lantastic labor day weekend the moon risingind the bay bridge find ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> away were deer and up and hot water with a colorado home honor after stumbling into his swimming pool. he woke up yesterday morning found the bag the buck you can see the buck stopped there. firefighters fashioned the ramp to free the dampen deer. we welcome called piano to cbs 5 weather team you'll be here every night at 610 and 11. >>> looking for to forecast for the most beautiful area in the country my wife's family from here all the hanging out every night. a look at the embarcadero many folks visiting san francisco bay area, weather was perfect, let's take a look at the temperatures conquered 67, oakland 56 in san francisco 54. santa rosa at 54. tonight and early tomorrow fog at the coast and for much of the day tomorrow mid 50s with some fog burning off in the morning. inland areas clear and mid-50s. a marine layer hugged the coast line. in the tropics tropical depression john the moisture several hundred miles south makes it to norther

the story in today's am leaving for us there pollyanna to see the place where leo tolstoy wrote his great works some of which i keep in my bedside watches in particular piece. so i'm referring to this because tolstoy dello and other classical writers have been a source of inspiration for us. but we've never tried to make adaptations of their works. might not be able my every time these writers can read the feeling that reasoning aided with what we were trying to get across we used their works is moot ifs in our films and we use their stories to present our own visions like there was an article machina just. say i think you told story think you better in the low end good but for now you have been of tremendous help just meant literature and cinema are two different languages if you know how old i know you are now it's time. to speak their own language we. will have great writers but we always betray them in our films. so you know if they're any mood to get to school to answer after hours just to remind you that my guest today was italian filmmaker paolo lot kaviak and that's it for now fro

[laughter] is nice of you to say but to look back i tried to say over the years you are being a pollyanna. but i still say to all the people who never gave up first in line of our people like my grandparents. the people who'd never ever quit who believe tina fey did not make it those after them would that they will lead sacrifice for these two boys people say you are i. i think we both have people that gave the last full measure for us so i cannot take too many balance of for that. >> host: over the course of our conversation to talk about the declaration of independence mr. lincoln, the "gettysburg address", who was fined and who was not. i just want to say that i do agree it is easy to be cynical. "we" did not mean that everyone but to pick up on that then segue, but to appreciate how extraordinary the birthday is. 225 years ago, august 1887, a self government a system almost no wear on the planet. you have a few sheep and goat herter's in switzerland before the swiss bank. [laughter] holland and the netherlands is in the process of losing it. english has the house of commons and the he

i'm afraid to think about what the right value is of assets of that world because i'll feel pollyanna and it will seem as if draghi has done something to staunch the crisis in europe. just to have a flight of fancy for a moment and think, do all risk assets take a leap up if all of a sudden europe doesn't melt down? >> you want to bring up your sound bite? >> i withdrawal it. >> bring up your sound bite with mario. you got into it with him. >> mario monti says the announcement alone of this esm bailout fund and this new bond-buying program opportunity is enough to keep interest rates in check in italy and in spain. that's why italy's not going to access the esm fund. listen to mario monti because i asked him long-term growth in italy, where does it come from and what's the significance of this esm fund? >> reporter: talk to us about how you see this growth happening over the longer term? >> well, i see this growth happening, first of all, and this is not so much longer term. i hope it is short and medium term, through a decline of interest rates. because these unduly high interest rat

you know, i try to say it over those years and that is dismissed as well as being pollyanna or somethinglike that. but i still say it's all the people who never gave up and had every reason to. first would be people like my grandparents. not the cynical people a little. these unlettered people who got up every day believed that even if they didn't make it, those who came after them would. it is almost as though they self-sacrifice. they were self-sacrificing rates for these two boys and for generations to come afterwards. so you know, people say you have and i've done or that. i think you and i both have people who gave the last full measure for eyes and then they come in many ways. so i can really take too many bows with that. >> said there is so much they are and over the course of our conversation i hope to mention the declaration of independence and the fullness of time you alluded to the last full measure in the gettysburg address. you mentioned who was in and who was sent and we in hamas changed over time. i decide to send little bit. i agree with the latest little easy to be cynic

this just isn't a pollyanna vision about politics. 46 million people turned age of 30 are eligible toll voters. in 2008, just about half of young voters actually went to the polls. 68% of them voted for obama. so what will young voters do this year? aren't they the ones worried about getting a job after college? seems obama and romney are so focused on women, latinos and the middle class, they've forgotten about young people. bill gray, the produce of "virgin voting," joins me from the cnn grill in charlotte. good morning. >> good morning. nice to see you. >> isn't that how it seems to you, no candidate is talking about young voter this is time around? >> what we saw last night with bill clinton, i think, was pretty enlightening, was refreshing to see that we're now starting to hear a little bit more about young voters. i've attended a lot of debate this is cycle, listened to a lot of speeches objectively. and we haven't heard too much about the youth vote. the youth vote was huge in 2008. and it could be huge again in 2012. i'm calling on the candidates to really engage us a little b