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ned ryan and sal russo there. interesting that someone who is a self-identified evangelical, he doesn't want those issues to dominate, he wants it to be the economy. a split tea party and split gop are potentially problems for my next guest, rince priebus. setting your party's agenda, having trouble coalescing, as that interview just showed. does that worry when it comes to a national election where your party's split in half? >> no, it doesn't because i think you know, and i agree with sol. i don't think anything's split at all. you have a party here that has multiple candidates running for president and you're going to have some people supporting one over the other. that doesn't mean that there isn't complete unanimity in the fact that we need to save this country from a president who seems to have a love affair with the man in the mirror without actually following through with any promises. while we may be picking our horse so to speak and having a debate amongst each other, certainly we're going to have a unif

ned ryan and sal russo there. interesting that someone who is a self-identified evangelical, he doesn't want those issues to dominate, he wants it to be the economy. a split tea party and split gop are potentially problems for my next guest, rince priebus. setting your party's agenda, having trouble coalescing, as that interview just showed. does that worry when it comes to a national election where your party's split in half? >> no, it doesn't because i think you know, and i agree with sol. i don't think anything's split at all. you have a party here that has multiple candidates running for president and you're going to have some people supporting one over the other. that doesn't mean that there isn't complete unanimity in the fact that we need to save this country from a president who seems to have a love affair with the man in the mirror without actually following through with any promises. while we may be picking our horse so to speak and having a debate amongst each other, certainly we're going to have a unif

44 -- 41 and 44 record, wins final 20 games, meanwhile one guy not going to keep manages, tony la russoff his world series, announced his retirement he leaves with 2,728 victories third most in major league victories only one of two managers to win world series titles in both leagues. >> story here at red skins park, red hot 49ers come to town sunday, brian back to you. >> now you have the news edge news always on myfoxdc.com, a lot of little ones out there running around tonight, do us a favour drive slow. see you back here tonight at 10, news edge at 11 have a great night    [ nurse ] i'm a hospice nurse. britta olsen is my patient. i spend long hours with her checking her heart rate, administering her medication, and just making her comfortable. one night britta told me about a tradition in denmark, "when a person dies," she said, "someone must open the window so the soul can depart." i smiled and squeezed her hand. "not tonight, britta. not tonight." ♪ [ girl's voice ]s voice ] hi todd, hi, samantha. not tonight." do you wanna be my boyfriend? [ chuckles ] sure

our first stop this month takes us to the annual forum hosted by russo yanno russia's leading demo technology company and many of its partners are showing off all the latest developments both big and small i just gathering in moscow at the end of october there are new products ranging from a nano printer that can create images on water to the newest innovations in nano medicine and cutting edge energy production there's even a friendly robot to answer all the participants questions as well as the so-called futurist or fully equipped with. bring us one step closer to world free from long checkout lines there's plenty to please the eye here at the roof nanotech forum but for us the star of the show is this much hyped plastic logic one hundred company execs hope that this winter device will eventually replace traditional school textbooks this sixteen ounce device can replace a few steps of text as will soon tire libraries worth of books several regional governments have already started trials in schools around russia. as in the midst. of this project with. original the company was faulty and can

if you look at how we're operating in the middle east and how the american military operates around russo a good reason in their minds while that why they are bigger and they plan to stay. what is your prognosis the for the real time frame to hand afghanistan back to the afghan. i quite frankly don't think we ever intend to hand it back to any of the afghan people we put cars are in charge in december of two thousand and one as a supposed to get worker and of course never never elected a bad time a friend of a patsy of the american government and he remains there to this day. you know we had no intention of allowing the afghan people to choose if they had if you were allowed to choose i think we would be long gone. because this is not about the afghanis and it's unfortunate because a terrible terrible things are going down the country. by americans and by nato but it's not about this is about big power they can't kick us out in we're going to stay we built permanent bases or we want to terrorize pakistan iran and be there to to look out over the mountains into china. and you've just highl

john russo. by phone, he told me the chief tried to regulate what mayor gene kwan's office refused to acknowledge, a gang problem on city streets. the answer lies with the mayor. >> my assumption is she will put a deputy chief into acting to quiet for a while, to calm everything down. >> reporter: the mayor spokesperson told me, any information needs to come from down the hall. she sent our crews to the city administrator's office, saying the add strait -- administrator is the one who hires department heads. >> nothing is more important and tougher than the crime we're facing in oakland right now. >> reporter: jade hernandez, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> and within the past hour, we asked ron davis, the police chief in palo alto about the job. he said he is not applying for the position. >>> the san francisco defense attorney's office is launching an investigation into mayor ed lee's political campaign. it was prompted from dennis herrera. it calls into question $8,000 in donations made by airport s

john russo. by phone, he told me the chief tried to regulate what mayor gene kwan's office refused to acknowledge, a gang problem on city streets. the answer lies with the mayor. >> my assumption is she will put a deputy chief into acting to quiet for a while, to calm everything down. >> reporter: the mayor spokesperson told me, any information needs to come from down the hall. she sent our crews to the city administrator's office, saying the add strait -- administrator is the one who hires department heads. >> nothing is more important and tougher than the crime we're facing in oakland right now. >> reporter: jade hernandez, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> and within the past hour, we asked ron davis, the police chief in palo alto about the job. he said he is not applying for the position. >>> the san francisco defense attorney's office is launching an investigation into mayor ed lee's political campaign. it was prompted from dennis herrera. it calls into question $8,000 in donations made by airport s

rangers who lost last year have a 3-2 series lead tony la russo reacting to the fact that he didn't have the right pitcher ready to go into the game, so they had to leave the guy in and this is what happened next. >> he knew it. >> he didn't want to throw that pitch. mike napopoli got the bases loaded. >> apparently he called and they said they didn't hear the phone ringing in the bullpen. >> very odd. >> did you know i wonder if the rangers lowered the volume of the ringt it on vibrate. >> that would be cheating. >> can't do that on a land line. >> wait i am surprised they don't have strobe lights that go off. >> yeah. >> very odd. >>> listen, take a look at -- it is beautiful outside really really nice, let's take a look at the bus stop forecast, get the kids ready for school this morning, we've got partly sunny skies, is what we've written, mostly we will have a lot of sun, comes up 7:27 a.m., some areas where there is a little bit of fog we will call it partly sunny temperatures ranging from 20s to 50 degrees here is a look at temperatures across the country, we remain at 50 degrees

joining us with more insight, former democratic congressman of illinois, marty russo.g. >> pleasure. >> and former republican congressman of pennsylvania, robert walker. good to see you. i want you to weigh in on that song and performance tony and i did. let's go right to the new apparent front runner, at least what some polls say. folks are liking herman cain. bob? >> he has come on very quickly. we've had a number of those in the course of the republican primaries. and we'll see. he has certainly faced major questions about his 999 plan on the debate the other evening. and i think the 9% sales tax will be an issue for him going forward. for now, he's the star of the show. my guess is the guy who is really in the lead, and probably has the best chance of getting the nomination is mitt romney. there are a couple other people coming on. i happen to be with newt gingrich. >> who had a showing. >> he had a good showing. in a poll yesterday, has bumped rick perry for third place. there are a number of things happening there. it's certainly not a subtle issue. >> seems to m

what sal russo said, there is hint of truth. both sides are upset about crony capitalism but they have very different, in fact totally divergent prescriptions how to solve the problem. this group, on wall street would have the government in effect take over virtually everything. many socialists who are there. there are symbol on their website is the fist of solidarity which is socialist workers of america website. these are people who want massive government involvement. tea party wants to move precisely the opposite direction. pull back government so there is not as many opportunities for crony capitalism to take root. martha: one thing i wondered, if this isn't sort of a pr victory for the white house? the administration talked a lot about, you know, fat cats on wall street and about corporate greed and about how the money is disproportionately spread out in this country. i wonder if they look at this, certainly a former member, van jones looks at this as a victory. do you think their message is hitting home? >> no, i don't. i

russo's testimony on strategic forces and says the opposite. they claim they have a filter. it will magically solve the problems they cause. in my expected to bear the expense of the certification certification installation downtime and test flight surrounding these filters? mr. carlisle will tell you not. and oh by the way -- speaking of business was talk about environmental impacts. recently took a business trip to florida to an army conference. they made the trip on a direct route tank is to gps. saved an enormous amount of fuel not following the airway routes. this is the next -- the entire precept behind nextgen, direct routing. any impact on gps we lose those environmental improvements in the reduced carbon foot end of each pool -- life. fireman concerned about the safety of every flight. gps need signals enhanced by augmentation services have created a precise flight environment today that is unraveled in our history. flight is so much safer today than when i learned to fly 30 years ago. i'm no longer comfortable getting up in bad weather. now let me put you in an ent

according to a documentary by the late arron russo, entitled "american freedom to financial."f this is true, means the income tax has always been illegal. guest: it has to be ratified by three-quarters of the states in order to be ratified as an amendment. they keep a very careful records of this, and that has to be certified. you can go on the web and find that very quickly, which states ratify the income tax. if you want to, you can go to washington and it is kept in the national archives and found out exactly what the vote was in each state legislature and what have you. host: jim hines has this tweet -- guest: well, we tried raising tariffs in 1930 with the smoot holly tariff. today we have a global economy. you know, i did not look this morning when i got dressed, but i am probably wearing clothes made in seven or eight different countries. if we raise the tariff on goods coming into this country, every other country would raise goods on american goods, and we would have a collapse of international trade, which would be bad for just about everybody, so the tariff is a ter

we're getting saucy with vinny russo at the ritz carlton in where else?smells great. it's a salmon. >> salmon. quinoa flake. >> is that a wild salmon? the expensive kind or the other kind. >> this is right now, wild salmon just ended. we use scottish salmon today. >> okay. >> we're going to get that searing. >> a little olive oil. >> extra virgin olive oil. cauliflower. >> this is the kind of cauliflower vinnie comes to us with. how did you get that? >> i got it from a farm in ohio. >> no, you didn't. >> i did. yeah. i did get it from a farm in ohio. >> okay. all right. you're throwing all that in here. >> that. some garlic. >> oh, oh, it's popping. >> some lemon juice. >> that seems awfully healthy to be from new orleans. >> yes. this is a first. >> i'm sorry. i haven't seen any butter yet. i haven't seen any bourbon thrown in there. >> some -- >> what is that? >> chef vinnie. quite the chef about town. >> we just prepared it. then we have a full -- watch this one. let's get that one off. then we have one right here. then i have one prepared already. >>

russo's testimony on strategic forces and says the opposite. they claim they have a filter.will magically solve the problems they cause. in my expected to bear the expense of the certification certification installation downtime and test flight surrounding these filters? mr. carlisle will tell you not. and oh by the way -- speaking of business was talk about environmental impacts. recently took a business trip to florida to an army conference. they made the trip on a direct route tank is to gps. saved an enormous amount of fuel not following the airway routes. this is the next -- the entire precept behind nextgen, direct routing. any impact on gps we lose those environmental improvements in the reduced carbon foot end of each pool -- life. fireman concerned about the safety of every flight. gps need signals enhanced by augmentation services have created a precise flight environment today that is unraveled in our history. flight is so much safer today than when i learned to fly 30 years ago. i'm no longer comfortable getting up in bad weather. now let me put you in an entirel

russo's testimony on strategic forces and says the opposite. they claim they have a filter. it will magically solve the problems they cause. in my expected to bear the expense of the certification certification installation downtime and test flight surrounding these filters? mr. carlisle will tell you not. and oh by the way -- speaking of business was talk about environmental impacts. recently took a business trip to florida to an army conference. they made the trip on a direct route tank is to gps. saved an enormous amount of fuel not following the airway routes. this is the next -- the entire precept behind nextgen, direct routing. any impact on gps we lose those environmental improvements in the reduced carbon foot end of each pool -- life. fireman concerned about the safety of every flight. gps need signals enhanced by augmentation services have created a ecise flight environment today that is unraveled in our history. flight is so much safer today than when i learned to fly 30 years ago. i'm no longer comfortable getting up in bad weather. now let me put you in an entir

striking thing especially when you contrast it to famous nineteenth century memoirs or going back to russon the eighteenth century memoirs intended to be a kind of social instruction like this is the life people should be and it is up testimony of personal suffering and individual -- that is why it is in the book. >> malcolm bradley -- malcolm glad well. >> the arch motivational speaker for the managerial class. he makes a great deal of money and he is making the laws of the markets seem like a property of human minds and i was talking earlier about the need for this culture that we have and he supplies those beliefs. he tells his readers if you just follow the right trend and latch on at the right time you will triumph over market forces. if you trust your instincts will judgment which is the argument of his book that is going to be right the vast majority of the time. not that america doesn't want to hear that because the other curious thing about our economy is managers don't really -- there are not a lot of reliable d. j.s for what managers do or produce. they get a lot of money if the