be doing privying. lifting heavy objects off of a doll and giving iv and turning off utilities. we are building you up to the hand's on scenario. >> what do you do? let's say you feel a tremor and it's going to shake, what are you going to do? all right. 40 people said -- >> where we going to go? >> under a table. >> [laughter]. >> going to be survival of the fitef. fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's t

but i do know that we did try prior -- i wasn't privy to those discussions. it took awhile. so, if there is interest, i would recommend you continue it for at least a month. >> commissioner antonini. >> i think i'm going to make a motion to continue with the understanding being that i was going to make a motion with intent to approve, but since it is a dr, i think this might be a better way to do it. and, you know, that we continue for -- give us a date or month off, linda. >> commissioners, a month would put you at october 25th. but that hearing is now closed, a full hearing. so, you could either go a week before that of october 18th or november 3rd. >> could we do two months? >> two months, okay. [laughter] >> november 29th. >> mr. junius, is that acceptable? >> it's a good idea. >> november 29th. >> andrew junius. we would like 60 days to work this out. we understand there are some issues. >> november 29 is i date i here. that would be approximately two months. >> that would work for us. >> so, it's continued to november 29, with the understanding that the aim is to appro

capital stories like these since mitt romney began his bid for the white house but we haven't been privy to stories about another pirate equity firm is closely affiliated to mitt romney and that's solo mayer capital solo mare was quote formed by a group of influential business leaders to leverage their industry expertise to access it executes a period of private investments and was founded by romney's son tagg romney with a lot of help from mit and shit should mitt win the white house solo mayor and the network of corporations and plutocrats affiliated with soul america stands to win big for more on the shadowy company and what role of might play in a mitt romney white house i'm joined by lee font contributing writer porting fellow for the investigative fund at the nation institute we welcome back. hey tom thanks for having me thanks for joining us so what in seoul american apple. well solar capital differs a little bit from normal private equity firms from normal private equity firms. analyze and buy businesses what so america specializes in is forming and investment relationships with

>> unfortunately, i'm not privy to these details. our professional police are obviously pretty busy in an ongoing tactical situation and don't have time to call us at the moment, but i can tell you a little bit about our community, if you're interested. >> i am, of course, and i was just going to say that it's a given they wouldn't necessarily call you first, but do, tell us about the community. >> well, the community is probably one of the more aft affluent community suburbs in the area. it's a highly desired place to live with great schools, et cetera. where the shooting took place is in a large retail commercial corridor. in fact, it's probably one of the largest in southeast wisconsin, so the city of brookfield population is about 38,000, but with this commercial corridor, we almost triple that in population in daytime hours with transients who come to shop in the area and so forth. so although we are typical sleepy suburban area because of the commercial corridor, it invites in a lot of other people which has been to the benefit

there are things i cannot say, because i am not privy to all the details. but i am hoping sports teams look at san francisco being a great venue not just for their sport, but if they do decide to invest in their own venue, the venue has to be successful well beyond those numbers of games that might be had there. we are talking about an entertainment arena. the same challenge for the coliseum -- i used to live in oakland and wanted success all around. you have to have an environment for other things to happen, to have other events that are successful, to make money for all the different investors. you have to have an entryway and transportation infrastructure that supports that. that is what we have in mission bay. the details to follow. i think we are more than just the warriors. i think there are other sports ideas coming forth. with my discussions with the niners, we have ongoing discussions about the legacy of san francisco. they obviously want the name san francisco forty-niners. that means there has to be a constant link with us. what does that economi

so, if there are any changes or ideas which have been added or subtracted, we are not privy to that except i express the same comfort with you here and mr. olson. you are here basically to layout the game board. i want to just inject to illustrate commissioner bruce's concern. i was working hard for katrina in norxv. -- new orleans. here we were looking strongly at hud housing projects and the was to assess what state of damage they were. and basically do what we thought was -- we thinking them for the reuse of the people were displaced by katrina. and to upgrade ideas, using hud standards and all the things you need to do, all we were told was that this site would be remission for higher and better use. i don't need to say more. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. in looking at this, i see one of these changes has not been accepted. i think it's probably better if it's possible once the legislation is finalized if they could come back to us and we won't set an absolute continuance date because we don't know when that would be, but have a look at it when it's in its final state rather than

we were privy to see some preliminary data. however, the concern for us is regardless of how you look at it, there are 76% of the 2014 class off track. there are 65% of the 2015 class off track. we have to figure out a way to fix this. we have to figure out that it's not okay for us to act like it's not a reality because these are our children. these are our responsibilities. so, coleman is calling for immediate agency and a call of action that includes a renewed commitment to the academic success of african-american students and other historically under served students of color from san francisco unified school district. this includes sfusd providing real access to a through g courses and career pathway courses at every school for every student. sfusd ensuring that adequate supports are in place for students to be successful in the a through g core sequences, prioritized for under served students of color. sfusd releasing timely and accurate data, monitoring the disparate progress and preparing students for successful graduati

none of us are privy to the information. i'm not. i'm the mayor of the city of chicago. if the commander in chief says i want to get to the bottom of it, i want an investigation, get the report, find out who is accountable, who is responsible for this act, and we will bring them to justice, just like he did when he brought justice to osama bin laden and the al qaeda leadership that is decimated in the afghanistan and pakistan area and just like he did to alawki hiding in yemen who tried to bring two terrorist attacking to the united states. that's what the commander in chief was. >> schieffer: you weren't there, but you were white house chief of staff-- >> rumor has it. >> schieffer: so many of-- versions of events could come out of this thing? i mean, you know, yes, yes, he-- yes, he said in the rose garden, he referred to a terrorist attack. but five days later, susan rice was right here on this broadcast and on other sunday broadcasts saying that no, it wasn't. and i mean, how is that that could happen? that was just-- go ahead. >> bob, first of all, no, bob, you have

debates maybe planning on keeping this kind of a tone for the first couple i don't know i don't i'm not privy to the details of their campaign strategy but i think it would be a bad strategy suddenly you know he looks like he's losing he looks like he's losing ground suddenly he's the comeback kid in a. robot from two thousand and eight he's back again that could be a tactic which could be kind of interesting kind of catalyst that's almost later sorry to jump to very quickly but i think that's a bit of a found safe i think that's a little bit of a fanciful idea that's kind of like him to say in the soccer team gives up a goal in the first half so they can come roaring back in the second half no shocker to actually dulls now but that's only one game at obama that's the thing that's only one game but this is a series if you lose the game you're you're potentially you're further back than you otherwise would but that's the problem no one sets a realistic also you know when they will make it better ok david i know you don't want to sort of like the ten seconds to go to david yeah i. was surprised

i certainly am not privy to what is going on.lai am glad to say we at gp for the 9.9% of the people we contract with businesswise have a superior relationship i with very good relationship. lou: i can say very simply folks i worked with including you, frank, have been outstanding throughout all these years, so thank you for being here. up next an infomercial executive and chinese government. we are going to tell you, we will be joined by the man who says that the fellow you are watching right now has been influenced by it. a man beholden to the chinese. stay with us. joining us next. lou: according to my next guest if those with ties to the chinese government is getting influence within the obama white house even attending 201116 or participating in trade discussions. extraordinary article. this man would be an agent nestled in the circle around the president of the united states is outstanding. speaker president campaign will's campaign will raise $1 billion in 2008, 2012 online cash and donations. 98% of this is under $250. the

>> well, again, i have not heard that, i'm not privy to any inside information, but in general, billave a pretty good sense how beauracracies, particularly the american government beauracracy works. we were probably too incautious before the attack and we are probably overly cautious now. i've seen that happen in other circumstances. bill: marsha blackburn was on her a house republican calling for susan rice to step down, and perhaps more after that she is suggesting. she referenced this on daily beast about cherry picking information where you will use certain information to fit your story. does that sound plausible sneer. >> sure it's plausible. look, i'm not in a position to judge our ambassador to the united nations. two things really important, where was the intelligence committee's thinking on that sunday morning, and secondly were her talking points which appeared to be consistent over five different talk shows, were her talking points cleared by the american intelligence committee. just as a matter of caution, inside the beauracracy that is a wise thing to do so you don't end

. >> but some in the white house, obviously, were privy to these piece of information.errorist attack, preplanned, al qaeda linked and somebody made to choice to not put that in the talking points that went to officials and congress. >> we don't really know who made that choice. some say this was the best evidence, others say this was part of the pile of intelligence and since it was in that pile, it's really unclear where these talking points came from, but certa certainly, you see just day susan rice said this, the administration walking back saying this is a preplanned terrorist attack. >> it was susan rice that went out and did the talk show rounds. you might say why wasn't it hillary clinton. the man who died worked for her. she is the secretary of state. does that add to the intrigue here as to why the ultimate person in charge wasn't going out? >> well, i think susan rice kind of got the short straw here. hillary clinton, i think our own candy crowley can attest hillary clinton doesn't do talk shows often. i think hillary clinton has been doing this a really long

what other information was colliding with that because we on the outside of the government are not privyng the administration was being told. i'd just like to stress this. on a nonpartisan base i i think these are very honorable people. president obama, secretary clinton and ambassador rice. i am convinced they would never mislead the american people and i think they need to be given a break on that particular question. >> all right, thank you very much. we appreciate it. going to be a big topic on the debate monday and still "outfront", name calling, physical contact. this is happening today in american politics. this season. you're going to love seeing the tape of it and that's next. and julian castro hit the national spotlight with that speech at the democratic convention, the rising star. shared prosperity. is he sharing it with the wrong country? an "outfront" investigation. and it's not letting up anytime soon. at unitedhealthcare insurance company, we understand that commitment. so does aarp, serving americans 50 and over for generations. so it's no surprise millions have chosen a

i'm not privy to what's happened. but i do think it is a strong al qaeda effort. >> more than a month later -- >> we are now toldle that ambassador rice was, in fact, acting on what the intelligence community supposedly told her on sunday after this attack. what they told her on sunday f that is correct, was factually false. we still don't know in detail. we don't know who the people in charge were. you have over 100 people in a five-hour running battle. this is not a temporary mob or a short-term thing. they now say at least four al qaeda members are involved. let me give you a bigger picture for a second. the way we handled libya as it collapsed, over 10,000 weapons moved in. the reason that is relevant, syria has one of the largest if not the largest chemical weapons stockpiles in the world. if that dictatorship falls in such a way that those chemical weapons get in to terrorist hands, we have an enormous threat everywhere in the civilized world in my judgment. >> i want to play something that president obama said

i do not want to over emphasize, there could be significant damage that we are not privy to because of where we are staning. from our vantage point, we can see that the wind is dying down and the waves have sub sided. but that's not to say that the worst has not been visualized by our eyes. >> it is amaze that this boardwalk hasn't been ripped up. >> reporter: yeah. >> we have seen that happen in past storms. this is really, at least where you are-- >> reporter: so truism it seems amazing. we will wait and see when the sun rises. we will check back with you. >> reporter: all right. >> thank you. >> atlantic city, about a 50-foot piece of the boardwrack washed away. so we know that damage happened. lots of evacuations, the storm forcing thousands of evacuations along the east coast. the threat of flooding a top concern inform connecticut, the governor has been telling people in low-lying areas to leave for days. molly is keeping an eye on things for us in new london and she has the latest. what is the biggest danger right now? >> reporter: you know, you mention the low-lying areas, that

>> i've heard from republicans who are privy to mitt romney's debate preparations yes it will be mitt romney who will try to turn every answer he can back to the my. i heard people close to president obama's campaign that he'll try do that too because he has to pivot to a closing message and he needs to start talking about the economy. of course we've seen economic indicators over the past couple of weeks that actually look pretty good for the economy so i expect that president obama will play those up too. but it's going mitt romney who will want to talk more about the economy. >> i want to bring in reince preibus, chairman of the republican committee. good morning. lot to get. a line we keep hearing is that mitt romney was the first to politicize libya. if that comes up tonight how does he respond? >> you know, i think it's just a matter of what our view is of america in the world and northern africa and the middle east and i think that the problem that we have in libya is not trying to politicize a terrible tragedy because bad things do happen and that doesn't mean in and of itself

i'm not privy to what's happened, but i do think it's a very strong al qaeda effort. >> more than a month later these things are still -- >> we're now told that ambassador rice was in fact acting on what the intelligence community supposedly told her on sunday after this attack and what they told her on sunday, if that's correct, was factually false. we still don't know the details. we don't know who these people in charge were. you have over 100 people in a five-hour running battle, and this is not a temporary mob. this was not a short-term thing. we now -- they now say at least four al qaeda members are involved. let me give you a bigger picture. the way we handled libya as it collapsed, over 10,000 moved in denali. syria has one of the largest if not the largest chemical weapon stockpiles in the world. that dictatorship falls in such a way that those chemical weapons get into terrorist hands, we have an enormous problem everywhere in the civil wi wicivilized world. >> i want to play you something that the president said in the debate. this was a question that never got answered, and it

i'm not privy. host: josh shapiro, not much of the president or vice president since the convention. guest: have been preparing for victory for more than a year. 50 field offices, thousands of volunteers going around knocking on doors, making phone calls. we are a bottom-up campaign. this will be one on the field in election day. i think the president as an organization second to none that i'm proud to be associated with. i'm confident we will have a victory on november 6th. host: josh shapiro, you're from the philadelphia area. bloomberg has a number of key counties to look at, among them chester, a lehigh, and others. why are these so critical to the campaign in november? guest: chair gleason will agree that the swing areas likely in the suburbs. montgomery county, that represent on the board of commissioners, is the largest among them. when you look at how that area has swung in past elections, that determines the winner. if you look at the poll that came out today, president obama has a mass of

we aren't privy to everything they know.hat's an area where i would look forward to having briefings and having the opportunity to learn more about. >> thank you very much, thanks to you for -- thanks to you the candidates for joining us and my colleagues for being here as well for this texas debate. we'll make this program available on texasdebates.org. election day is tuesday, november 6. good night. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> see the final presidential debate monday night live on c-span, c-span radio and online at c-span.org. coming up on c-span, two campaign events from earlier today. next, vice president joe biden in sun city, florida. followed by new jersey governor chris christie in virginia on behalf of mitt romney. later, a new mexico senate debate between martin heinrich and republican heather wilson. >> i have anned this question many, many times. it starts with the fact that from the day i was born until the day my mother die