anthony quinn hughes is the only suspect in the case.n san francisco, alejandra cerball kron 4 news. >>> there was a hearing on capitol hill with lawmakers looking into what caused solyndra to fold. some members of congress are now asking how they can take half a billion dollars only to file for bankruptcy. democrats say it's important to invest in our economy. republicans see solyndra's failure as an example as why government shouldn't interfere with private enterprise. >>> a new poll of california voters, president obama had 54% approval rating in june, now it's 46%. another poll asked if they think the country is on the right track, 21% said yes, 68% no. in an effort to get more voters, president obama pushing his new jobs bill. this is video in north carolina today. president obama new billed with cut taxes for the middle class. republicans argue they are on board for that but ruposed to the proposed tax hike for wealthy americans. >>> temperatures much cooler out there today. inland valleys low 80s. 88 antioch. san francisco, just 5

patrick quinn, thanks for joining us. we understand that the attacks are still continuing tonight. >> that's correct. a lone gunman remains inside the building that overlooks the u.s. embassy and continues to fight afghan forces. afghan forces have opened up with heavy machine guns, tracer fire can be seen impacting the building. it's been 12 hours since at least four or five taliban entered that building. 12 hours later one of them is still there. he's still fighting afghan security forces. >> ifill: patrick, how unusual is it that an attack of this kind would happen in the diplomatic district of kabul? >> well, this attack is very unusual to start with. it's probably the most complex and coordinated attack that has ever taken place in kabul. it's probably the most significant attack that's happened in the so-called diplomatic quarter. we've never had so many... there were a total of four attacks today. three suicide bombers and this attack. this has never happend before. this level of complexity and coordination is extr

the quinn cafe just one of about 20 such coffeehouses in this area near tully and king roads just inside the door a man who identified himself as the manager of the business declining to make any comment on what happened here on sunday evening. reporting live in san jose, i'm mark sayre, cbs 5. >>> right now, republican presidential hopefuls are about to face off at the ronald reagan library in simi valley. they are of course looking to make a good impression tonight and it's going to be the first debate for texas governor rick perry since he entered the race. he has already surged ahead in the polls in just a matter of weeks. the economy and jobs are likely to dominate tonight's debate. of course the man they are looking to replace, well, he is putting the finishing touches on his jobs speech tonight. the president is set to roll out his plan to create jobs tomorrow night during a joint session of congress. we are told among the ideas are extending payroll tax cuts, providing new federal spending on repairing infrastructure, giving money to states to prevent teacher layoffs, and an exte

on the newshour tonight, margaret warner gets the latest on the assassination from patrick quinn of the associated press in kabul. >> woodruff: then we look at shifting arguments for and against the death penalty, as a parole board in georgia rejects clemency for a man slated to be executed tomorrow. >> ifill: we talk to two now openly gay members of the military on the day the pentagon officially ends "don't ask, don't tell." >> woodruff: spencer michels tells the story of an opera that recounts the life and death of a man who saved others in vietnam and again at ground zero. >> he had no choice. duty came before anything else. duty to one's fellow man takes precedence over all other values. >> ifill: and hari sreenivasan has a follow-up to yesterday's conversation about big money in college athletics, this time with n.c.a.a. historian joseph crowley. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: somebody has got to get serious. >> i think... >> we need renewable energy. >> ...renewable energy is vital to our planet. >> yo

quinn carlos quishpe-cuaman carol millicent rabalais christopher peter a. racaniello leonard j. ragaglia eugene raggio laura marie ragonese-snik >> and my son, robert, we love you. we will never forget. >> and my beloved husband. >> michael ragusa firefighter engine 275. >> peter frank raimondi harry a. raines ehtesham raja valsa raju edward rall lukas rambousek maria ramirez harry ramos vishnoo ramsaroop lorenzo e. ramzey alfred todd rancke adam david rand jonathan c. randall srinivasa shreyas ranganath anne t. ransom >> and my dad. we miss you and we love you very much. >> and my son, we miss you and we love you. >> faina aronovna rapoport robert a. rasmussen amenia rasool roger mark rasweiler >> william ralph raub. >> gerard p. rauzi. >> alexey razuvaev. >> gregory reda. >> michele reed. >> judith ann reese. >> donald j. regan. >> robert m. regan. >> thomas michael regan. >> christian michael otto regenhard. >> and-sun -- and my son. mark, you made your mom and me proud. your family and friends love you and miss you every day. and by the way, but emily says hello. >> and my f

for instance, pfizer created caduet, a quinn combination of lipitor and norvasc while bristol-myers squibb introduced resays we put the butter plavix. you got your blood thinner my chocolate! (laughter and applause) wow, that sounds good. i could go for some of that. well, this year many of prescott's most popular drug patents will expire along with many of the patients who took them. (laughter) so to protect their intellectual property, prescott is proud to combine its greatest prescription hits into one patent-extending drug. introducing vax josh beckettaxa. whether you're suffering from angina, eczema, dry mouth, damp mouth, constipation, diarrhea, night terrors, day terrors, brunch terrors, sore throat, deep throat, lock jaw, slack jaw, jabber jaw, gnaws your asses, heart arrhythmia, erectile dysfunction, blood in urine... (laughter). blood in urine, gleurn blood, shingles, cedar shake, down spouts, aluminum siding or whatever this yellow one does right there, vac vaxamalgam will cure it or cause it. warning, don't take it with dairy products, which should not be a problem since it is

the chicago tribune reports that governor pat quinn will issue thousands of layoff notices this week. it also says he will announce plans to close a number of state facilities, including a prison. state workers are expected to oppose any layoffs. a union spokesman says layoffs would violate collective bargaining agreements. a lawsuit is likely. quinn's budget office says the state faces a multi-million dollar shortfall and unless action is taken, several agencies may run out of money by the spring. >>> michele bachmann's presidential campaign is in flux today. campaign manager ed rollins will move into an advisory role and deputy campaign manager david polianski is leaving. rollins, who had a stroke a year and a half ago, says he no longer has the endurance to work 12 or 14 hours a day. politico.com reports that polianski had strategic differences with bachmann. with rick perry's entry into the republican presidential race, a recent cnn/orc poll showed bachmann slipping to fourth place among possible gop contenders. a campaign strategist is taking over as bachmann's interim campaign m

turned in to local officials by the wife of a man who frequented this very coffeehouse, called the quinnafe. according to san jose police, officers in full uniform walked into this cafe around 8:30 on sunday evening and that is when they immediately saw and cited two 22-year-olds and a 23-year- old for serving customers while topless. it is a violation of the municipal code. police say those women will have to appear in criminal court. but one customer today says he does not think police should be spending their scarce resources citing topless women. >> i like coming here. and all of a sudden everyone has to get searched? >> reporter: now, because the women were only cited but not arrested, police are not releasing their names. the owner of the business hasn't been cited. police say that could change in the future. the quinn cafe just one of about 20 such coffeehouses in this area near tully and king roads just inside the door a man who identified himself as the manager of the business declining to make any comment on what happened here on sunday evening. reporting live in san jose, i'm

neighbors long complained about scantily clad employees at quinn cafe. we have cell phone video that was given to authorities by the wife of a customer there it is. on sunday, san jose police workers walked in and found two women working half nude. those women were cited but not the owner. quinn cafe is apparently one of 20 types of coffeehouses like it in the area. >>> it's 5:12. coming up, a terrifying 911 call from a deadly ihop rampage. >> plus the search for clues after a pro russian hockey team is killed in a plane crash. how one of the victims is connected to a bay area team. >>> we are starting out with patchy fog again today. it looks like it's going to break up not as hot but we have subtropical moisture coming our way. we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, i tell ya, i work a long day, every day. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything you can think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every weekend, seems like we're headin' down to the lake. we're pullin' a boat or somethin'.

mark quinn is the san francisco district director of the u.s. small business administration. the small business administration covers not only san francisco proper but the bay area. the severed his third district is responsible for a business loan portfolio of 12,000 loans worth $4.2 billion. in 2009, the sba approved $500 million in lending. next, we have the executive director of the san francisco small business office. she was in san francisco in 1986 to open the buffalo exchange limited store, and in the 13 years she worked for buffalo exchange, tennis district manager, she held her open the company from four to 11 stores. in 2009, the mayor appointed her as executive director to the office of small businesses. next, we have the ceo of opportunity funds. he has combined his background as a community organizer with an education from stanford to develop an innovative, not-for- profit financial incision that uses market principles to affect systemic change. it operates one of the nation's largest individual development, programs, a leading provider of micro loans in californ

on and both russia and britain understand back some six years full of many issues on which the two quinn see eye to why and lots of mutual understanding let's not forget the litter in yankee song when former russian security officer alexander litvinenko was poisoned by polonium and died in london britain then was looking to bring back a russian citizen which it thought could have been behind the killing that was followed by a diplomatic wow expulsions and pretty much although not official as severing of ties on the highest level also over the past couple of years british authorities reluctant to actually die russian citizens wanted by courts here in moscow just a lot of issues that have really interrupted moving forward in both russia and britain one thought to stop both countries understand their responsibility as major economies in light of the financial crisis there's a major deal under work under works between shell and russia's gas from of course in the energy sphere and bruce investment in russia has reached forty billion dollars by the end of twenty times so both the leaders and o

class it's not about failed supply side economics anymore it's about a great forgetting to use daniel quinn's term and a reeducation of this nation. just getting by is now the new normal and if we don't remember soon what the american dream used to stand for and just how important the middle class was in making america the economic superpower that was for most of the twentieth century but america will quickly come to resemble mexico let's stop forgetting and start remembering. that's the big picture for tonight for more information on the stories we covered this in our website at tom hartman dot free speech dot org dot com you also check out our two you tube channel sarah links over thom hartmann dot com entire show is also available as a free podcast on i tunes and you have a free thom hartmann i phone or i pad app but the app store is honest feedback on twitter and tom others who are on facebook autonomy score of them are blogs message boards telephone comment lines all over town. and don't forget from ocracy begins when you show up when you participate get out there and get involved show u

canada's see and ideology reflects something very wrong with our nation today bro phrase from daniel quinn david lewis is the poster child for a great forgetting in america at such a young age he feels invincible as most young people do many things he'll never need those government programs that he deems socialist would stance and medicaid in the past at least young voters still believed in the positive role of government to help their grandparents and help those who were poor but today's brainwash young people want to scrap the entire system are the products of thirty years of reeducation in our schools that have forced f.d.r.'s new deal in the history of labor off the pages of our history books are the products of a broken down news media that no longer gives people the facts needed to make a well informed vote they are the product of hundreds of right wing think tanks that spew lies as if they were facts same social security's a ponzi scheme but all of her recipients are usually drug addicts and the truck in the tax cuts for the rich create economic growth just on and on it goes they ar

host: we are talking with patrick quinn of the associated press. nearly 80 american soldiers wounded in the attack. where is the taliban primarily located? are they training for these types of suicide missions? guest: the taliban are over -- are all over afghanistan. they are concentrated in the kandahar. and in the east, in pakistan. the insurgents are training, getting them weapons, maintaining safe havens just across the border in pakistan, in these lawless, tribal areas. most of the ruling council is also located in pakistan. basically, they are rearming and training in a place where the united states has no troop presence. united states and the international coalition depends on pakistanis to deal with some of these insurgents. that relationship has not been good. host: on the eve of the 9/11 ceremonies around the world, an attack has taken place injuring 80 american soldiers. no u.s. casualties at this point, correct? guest: that is correct. there were no u.s. casualties. nato has lost about five soldiers in the attack. fighting is still goin

now, illinois governor pat quinn is reportedly considering laying off thousands of state workers. he blames state lawmakers for the budget they sent him. >> there's no question their decisions will result in a situation where our state won't have enough money to get through the fiscal year, so we have to make reductions and i'm prepared to do what has to be done. >> reporter: quinn didn't spell out specifics but "the chicago tribune" reports in addition to layoffs the governor may close a state prison, juvenile detention center, homes for the mentally ill and developmentally disab d disabled. >> we think that threatening layoffs and facility closures, huge cuts and needed services and the loss of thousands of jobs, that would plunge the state into chaos. >> reporter: illinois' budget problems drew attention earlier this year after lawmakers passed a massive tax hike to create revenue. those who follow the budget policy say the fact the state has been mismanaged for years is magnified by the slow economy and stimulus drying up. >> the cuts will leave people screaming and going to i

response to it paul krugman called post nine eleven shameful donald rumsfeld of all people called quinn's remarks repugnant and even canceled his subscription to the new york times so why are we back to this then some say the chance of a greek default or up to ninety eight percent of our investors suffering from a relying on bailout mentality and i'm sure we've heard a lot about the evils of illegal immigration at tonight's republican tea party debate but what about illegal immigration let's have a talk about this important group of job creation we have all that and more for you to night including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. now over the weekend we saw a violent attack take place in afghanistan that injured seventy seven u.s. soldiers so in response the mainstream media once again decided to remember that hey we're war. patella been screaming responsibility for a massive explosion that injured seventy seven u.s. troops a suicide truck bomber attempts to kill as many american troops as possible a massive truck bomb rocked a

. >> california $1.7 tril quinn in home equity. the bank executives for possible crimes. >> and tonight's money matters positive economic news triggers another triple digit day for the dow. wall street drove dow industrials up after claims fell to a five point low and government raised its estimate on how much the economy has grown. nasdaq dropping 10 points after cutting the growth forecast. and there is a number of pending home sales fell in august but mortgage rates have fallen to just over 4% lowest since 1951. the finnish phone maker nokia says it will cut jobs it's losing out to android and iphones and hopes to cut costs. and bank of america plans to charge $5 monthly fee for using a b of a debit card. this will not apply to atm transactions and there is no fee for any month do not use the card. >> coming up a decision to clear cut those trees for a solar installation. >> and promising treatment for an ailment becoming too common as we age. so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small.

as he tries to quinn the governor to sign a bill that will make it possible.tatewide database won't be ready for four years. voters identity would be confirmed by comparing voter signatures with signatures already stored in the dmv computer system. several other states already use the internet to register voters. >>> why would you want a t-shirt with a starbucks coffee stain already on it? >> i don't know you want one? i can provide one easily. >> i may want the latte that goes with it. we'll explain in the bloomberg business report. >>> a voice from the grave will haunt michael jackson's doctor on day two of his trial. new evidence that includes a recording of the drugged pop superstar. >>> a judge decides whether marin county supervisors were in the clear when they passed rprp >>> welcome back. warm just about everywhere across the state mid 90s through the central valley. 103 palm springs. 71 san diego. 81 l.a.. sunny and 79 big sur. 80 tahoe. >>> this morning michael jackson's personal physician will be back in the los angeles courtroom for the second dave

what's interesting there's a quinn pea yak poll that shows rick perry isn't losing anything by sayingeme. half say it's fair to describe it that way. where perry gets hurt is with a general election audience, where his social security stance is problematic and all floridians with seniors in florida, they don't agree with that either. for now it's not hurting him with the base. >> i was going to exactly with joy, with the poll, it's surprising how large. half of the electorate is over 60 years. talking about social security is something that tikz up the ears of the voters here. >> what are the other issues in florida that these two candidates will probably address tonight? >> unemployment is a huge issue. we have 10.7% unemployment here and it's much higher in the rural counties. in addition to social security, i would add medicare into that, it's an issue that affects a large amount of our population here. >> let's look at polls here. i want to start with the perry versus romney poll. this is head to head poll in florida and right now again, this is if the election were held today thi

we've had people stock in the bottom couple of quinn tiles and we need to create job growth -- excusewth in wages by bringing back this manufacturing sector. so i would say that the overall policy is a good one, except that we haven't focused on where we need to if we want to create the kind of -- wage inflation, if you will, that we need to create a vibrant middle of america -- >> senator, we've been through reagan's tax cuts, we have been through bush 41, bush 43. okay? we saw 22 million jobs created during the clinton years. okay? so since the 1980s, okay, now we've got president obama as the second democratic president. the point being here is, the economic plan for the republicans to continually give the tax breaks to the top, can't you admit it just hasn't worked and we've got to do something different? >> well, i would say that it certainly has worked in a lot of respects. we had very low rates of unemployment. we had record low rates of unloimt for quite a long time in this country until we had the catastrophe that was caused in large part by the housing infree, fannie and fre

let's look at the line up in terms of how the field looks according to quinn i pee ak. tracker is tracking hot political stories, you may not be surprised when you look at the tracker that sarah palin, still the question as she was in iowa over the weekend, dropping hints. will she run? tom freedman, there's still a great deal of interest in sarah palin as a political force in the middle of this huge conversation we're trying to have. >> to me personally, it is a sign of the apocalypse because this woman, everything i hear from her has nothing to do with what we argue in our book, the long term trends of where our country is at. there is no short term solution, not just giting rid of obama. what strikes me about this moment, we are having this crisis and an election and there's these two circles. one of my favorite quotes researching this, went to singapore. they live on the edge. they said we here lived in a that much door with no doors and windows, feel every change of temperature and have to adjust. do you live in a brick house with central heating? you think you can

patrick quinn is the bureau chief there for the associated press.an you explain to us what is transpiring today? caller: a group of insurgents with assault rifles occupied a very tall building and started firing at the embassy, nato headquarters and offices of the afghan intelligence service. random rockets are being fired all over. especially the areas where the foreign embassies are located. there are no injuries at the embassy itself. one police officer and two insurgents have been killed so far. gunbattle are raging all over downtown, mostly in the area near the embassy. host: what other kinds of responses are there, for the folks guarding the embassy? can you speak about the push back you have seen? caller: there is very little that i can tell you. kabul is an armed fortress. this is their third major attack in a month. they attacked a british diplomatic office just a couple of weeks ago. a number of people were killed there. and they attacked a major hotel exactly one month ago. right now the afghan police, nato and u.s. forces are fighting th

. >> and my father, fdny paramedic, ricardo quinn. dad, you are a grandfather now.early 3 years owed, and i will never let a do go by without him knowing that his grandfather was a hero. we live you. we miss you, be safe. [names being read] [names being read] >> and my beloved mother. we miss you dearly. >> and my father. dad, your three daughters love you very much, and i want to say thank you to my sister and brother in law for serving in the u.s. military. [names being read] [names being read] [names being read] >> and my sister. judith ann, reese. all of us love you and miss you very much. you will live in hour hearts forever. >> and my son, donald joseph regan. we miss you and love you. i know you know you have two grandchildren and twins coming. god bless you. [names being read] [names being read] >> and my uncle. we love you and miss you every day. >> and my father. [names being read] [names being read] [names being read] >> and my niece, katherine, who was the lead flight attendant on united 175. she had a radiant smile, a contagious laugh, boundless enthusi

peter brown is the president of the quinn polling list. thank you for being here. 57 to 39 disapprove over approve. when you talk about republicans you've got 92% disapprove although only 20% of democrats do. >> obviously the president has some problems. his approval numbers are down. elections in which there is an incumbent running for re-election are really about two things, one, do voters think that the incumbent is doing a good job, are they happy with him? number two, if they are not happy with him, then there is the question can the other team do the job? that's what the race is about, can the republicans establish a credible challenge to the president. megyn: this is the worst approval number you've seen for the president thus far? >> thus far in the seven states in which quinnipiac polls, that's correct. megyn: it's not great news for barack obama but it may not be great news for the candidates on the stage tonight. the only two that made marks on your board was romney and perry. megyn: we surveyed florida republicans, the only peo