i don't know any white man in port elizabeth, no. the white man i used to know is-- he is now in-- pity. we might have been able to work out a point there. you see, if you knew the white man, i would ask the white man to write a letter, stating in the letter that he's got a job for you here in port elizabeth, right? now, you take this letter from the white man in port elizabeth who's got a job for you straight to the native commissioner of king william's town. the native commissioner of king william's town will read the letter from the white man in port elizabeth who's got a job for you and write another letter. now, take the letter from the native commissioner of king william's town, plus the letter from the white man in port elizabeth, straight to the native commissioner of port elizabeth. the native commissioner of port elizabeth will read the letter from the native commissioner of king william's town, letter from the white man in port elizabeth and then write another letter. take the letter from the native commissioner of port el

you got a couple of points around port elizabeth, in down in the carolinas, around philadelphia that you need to fix. >> i love companies like yours because you are truly leading economic indicators. people don't ship goods that they don't plan on selling. >> absolutely. >> from your view right now, how's the economy looking heading into 2013? >> it's looking strong from our perspective. >> no sign of a recession or slowdown yet. >> not at all. not at all. we do a -- we do lead in a lot of ways. we do a lot of component parts that go into final assembled goods here in the united states. we also bring in a lot of things from overseas. we also lag in some ways. we do a lot of home delivery for online retailers so we see the economy sort of -- on both sides. we look backwards and we look forwards. and we're seeing strong growth especially in that capital equipment, heavy manufacturing which has always been good in this region. it is growing really well. >> that's great to hear. richard phillips, great to meet you. stay for the game. we cannot, unfortunately. there you go, plandy. he did

if i were elizabeth i wouldn't be running for senate and i would be selling tax-free cigarettes in ? ewwbury port. that's what they are associated with. >> research is saying our intelligence is diminishing. here is what i take from the story. we are getting dumber, but our pace of achieve meant will solve the problem. i told you it makes no sense. >> i was lead to believe that some of us are still smart. the greater whole were enjoying these things that some of women make. >> you should have got some of the bill. >> i can't understand why i can't use this with global warming. they will figure it out later. >> that's what we did with starvation and over pap layings. and over population. >> i think what greg meant was he was no longer hungry. >> he ate dinner. >> i had peanuts at the bar. >> there you go. >> and then i had some food. >> den mar kills fat tax. it lead to job loss and hurt businesses to get their fatty foods. bill you said this could work if they made the healthy foods cheaper. who is they? >> the dames. >> i actually put together a complete list of all of the things american libera

port, another rally at noon over at oakland international airport. in oakland, elissa harrington, cbs 5. >> thank you. >>> and let's check in with elizabeth. >> several different incidents from water main breaks to now major caltrain delays and we got off the phone with the folks there. they are saying one-hour delays. that's what that means. they are single tracking it now. the southbound track is reopened after a fatal accident involving a pedestrian on the tracks. this was near the palo alto station. a northbound bus bridge is set up. and a quick note, southbound 280 by woodside road overturn crash. >> showers around the bay area, delays at sfo, almost three hours. just some very low-level moisture outside but enough to produce some rain so yeah, watch out for that. temperatures only in the 60s. the main event coming later on tonight. hopefully clearing out for the holiday. >> thank you. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news this morning." remember, your next local update is at 7:25. >> charlie rose and the crew are coming up. have a great tuesday. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our viewers in the

elizabeth cohen, cnn, new york. >> you have to take a look at this dramatic video just released by new jersey and new york port authoritycaused by superstorm sandy. this is two new jersey path train stations under water in jersey city and hoboken. service at both stations remains suspended nearly three weeks after the storm with nearly all the ee equipment for signaling and train equipment damaged or destroyed. look at that. >> you wonder how long it's going to be before they can reopen that. >> congressman ron paul bids a not so fond farewell to washington after 36 long years. you ought to hear his parting shots at both sides of the aisle coming up. >>> welcome back, everyone. 51 minutes after the hour. we want to get you up to date on all the headlines right now. america's closest ally in the middle east may be edging closer to war. violence intensifying overnight between israel and palestinian extremists in gaza. hamas fighters launching hundreds of rockets into israel overnight with the israelis shelling hundreds of terror targets with artillery strikes. three israelis and 19 palestinians have been killed. >>> a par