there was discussion earlier with.org sayer about crash systems. we don't want the operator to become comfortable that the system is going to intervene on their behalf, so that is taken into consideration into the systems design. i think the abs experience highlights the importance of education. we need to be educated consumers about what the systems can and cannot do and how they should be using them when they are driving. and so we have taken those lessons to heart. >> my last question is houston before i can get in my car, say go to work and sit back and read by ipad and read the morning paper on my ipad and have it take me to work? >> three weeks. 's the one problem at a time, please. >> thank you very much. >> i would also mention you could ride the metro if you want to do that. [laughter] mr. sayer, when you are having a dialogue with members weener about the percent of accidents that were chevy to do distractions, you came up with a number and which percent were activated to cell phone use. i think member or -- members weener are maybe membe

>> you know, i'm used to the nay sayers.e heard that same story last year and it turned out to be a beautiful, beautiful weekend. >> not a nay sayer. i believe that this type of project, there's enough believers who would want to do it. >> reporter: except for the finances, this was perhaps the most successful race of their year last year. they really, really want it to happen again this year. the city can't say if they have a drop dead deadline for one they would have to cancel the race. reporting downtown, back to you on tv hill. >> it is scheduled for labor day weekend, the same time as last year's inaugural running. >>> five story building in san diego is shaken by a man-made earthquake. it's all part of a $5 million experiment. the building withstood the quake because the cylinders at its base act as shock absorbers. the new technology is being considered for hospitals. the engineers say the building swayed only six inches during the simulated 8.8 magnitude quake. that would be quite an eric. >> yeah also there were bri

mark sayers cbs five. well you are unable to reach the he would police department or the executive director of the oakland soldiers night for comment class's at the university are centered to resume on monday to three weeks after the massacre on its oakland campus most class's will be held in the same building but to spend a nursing student from a brother, 43 year-old one goes to church to give police records show is in on the county schoolteacher trends can emerge as a restraining order against her estranged husband's but she was denied. >>> a week later she was murdered. she was walking at a divorce attorneys office in petaluma on sunday when police say that she shot by her husband's who then turned themself because he ruled that there was not enough evidence that she was in any immediate danger. the first time san francisco suspended jeff is explaining that cruz and his wife's arm. and in an interview with the radio was murdering me says that's on year's eve he and his wife identified on the way to lunc

. >>> reported san francisco and mark sayers cbs five. well munies' in the have free rides drivers are being asked to pay more. like the starting in january part demeter's lumber be free on sunday. and the citations will go up five bucks. the board of supervisors still love to give final approval to the changes. deglaze the city of the planning and zoning that advocates are calling it treading on the constitution a heated battle has been brewing in the sleepy suburb of the an issue that can residence sell guns out of their homes the city had just reached the vicinity. >>> it wasn't a welcome sign city hall instead reads no guns allowed. so residents fired at the council with words. >>> if you want to have a gun sell the is it business more guns less crime. >>> the controversy started a caretaker applied to sell guns out of the city-owned caretaker home the application denied because militant on house. so went around that restriction so they could reapply using his father's address? >>> was that appropriate? >>> was exactly 293 yds of a gr

this piece right here is a nativity scene that was given to president clinton by i can't sayer earafat on one of the his visits to the united states in 1997 i think it was. >> what's it made out of? >> mother-of-pearl. mother-of-pearl. different colors. on the cart here we have a few other things. what a great hat. i do like this hat, because it says on the front, bill clinton, washington, d.c., 52nd presidential inaugural. it looks like a regular old hat, but it's a man logic hat. it pops open. let me get it to see. we have a city scene of washington, d.c. in the hat. this was gin by a don or, just an american citizen who lives in virginia. nice, little piece. we had these great tennis shoes. a man in california made them, painted for the president. the presidential seal on the side with bill clinton. i got to show you the backs. the backs say numero uno and the chief. got 42nd president right here. 42nd president. nice piece. not something you see every day. this is an interesting piece. this is actually a campaign piece that was given to president clinton by a donor from england, ac

we are authorized to distrust the pay troetism of the parochial nay sayers. washington doesn't coin the word un-american, he's very much fostering public suspicion. as lincoln would later say, having learned it from washington, in this and like communities, public sentiment is everything. with public sentiment nothing can fail. without it, nothing can succeed. he who modes it goes deeper than who he enacts it. he makes it possible or impossible to be executed. in the fair weal address, he is engaged in the task, shaping an endurining sentiment to support and just as importantly restrict the efforts of future american statesmen. from union, it is but a short step to the constitution. washington's main point in the section is that true liberty entails duties upon citizens. the basis of our political systems is the right of the people to make and alter their constitutions of government. but the constitution which at any time exists till changed by an explicit and authentic act of the whole people is sacredly obligatory upon all. it's not only disobedience to law

we are authorized to distrust patriotism of nay sayers. he is fostering certain political positions. positions which could under mine the continuance of the union must be made disreputable. as lincoln would later say, having learned from washington, in this and like communities, public sentiment is everything. with public sentiment nothing can fail. without it, nothing can succeed. consequently, he who molds public sentiment goes deeper than he who enacts decisions. he makes statutes impossible to be executed. in the farewell address washington is engaged in this ultimate task, shaping a fundamental and enduring public sentiment that will support and just as importantly restrict the efforts of future american statesmen. from union it is but a short step to the constitution for the constitution furthers an intimate union. washington's main point in the section is that true liberty entails duty upon citizens. he delivers a lesson in democratic theory. the basis of the political systems is the right of the people to make and alter constitutio

former palestinian leader i can't sayer arafat. >>> maybe they are opposing me but not to kill me. >> a ground breaking interview with dr. death. >> something almost ghoulish in your desire to see the deed done >> appears that way to you i can't kit tuesday size you for that. >> reporter: and -- criticize you for that. >> reporter: and one on one with the chinese president. >> reporter: his other interviews, read like a whose who of news makers. >> you must be good to me. >> why would i be otherwise. >> you would love to control this piece. >> absolutely of course i don't trust you. >> reporter: throughout his career wallace found himself occasionally the story a documentary he narrated on general westmoreland led to a $20 million liable suit westmoreland accused him of producing a story slanted and untrue. fox news sunday host chris wallace sat down with his father on his program >> you don't retire because? >> because i love -- it is not work what i do. i love what i do i get up in the morning and i think i am going to have the opportunity to ... i wasn't that happy about waking up

so, i think there -- i don't want to be polly ann-ish about it, but i don't want to be the nay sayer that i think todd is. at least the trends are in the right direction. >> let's not freak out over one month. when you take the predictions, you take the data and add it up into a trend and gary, you're a chart man. oh, my god, the sky is falling, 120,000 jobs. if we had 130,000 jobs in the home survey different than the corporate survey we would have had much bigger numbers. let' be calm. >> and what's the economy collapsing because of recession, in 2000 we had the housing market. where is the big part of the economy that's shrinking fast that's going to cause recession. >> brenda: what about student debt? what about student debt is that-- >> the household-- brenda, you're right the household balance sheet right there is in disarray right now. more people owe more money than what they're making right now. and-- >> how is this more disarray than the last three years, todd? >> the retail numbers were there, toby. last 60 days, retail numbers were up and people were spending, weather is

sayer slot swat between laguardia and the epa. if you look back over the years that opposed different mergers and you look at the data today, the data today will tell you this is a super competitive industry and will remain a super competitive industry for a number of reasons. one, we have ease of entry. number two, nonstops compete perfectly and one-stops compete perfectly with nonstops but we still use anti-trust analysis from the cib days. so it the same methodology, the same work, even though we have very different networks, very different forms of distribution, open skies across the world. it's a very different world than where we're 30s are 40 years ago at the time of deregulation. we ought to have iota worldwide scheduling guidelines rule all of our slot controlled airports and competitive policy to allow consolidation. our competitors certainly are around the world. so china has three major airlines. europe has three major airlines. latin america is quickly going down to two major airlines or south america is going to two

. >> i am used to the nay sayers and we heard that same story last year and it turned out to be a beautiful weekend. >> i believe there is enough believers who want to do it. >> this was perhaps this most successful race except for that one last year and they want it to happen. the city can't say they have a drop dead deadline for when they would can cancel the race. back to you. >> it is the same time as last year, the orioles are looking to extend their winning streak to 3 games coming off a victory last night. he hit one and then the next guy hit one to the same spot. the birds win, game three is in the southside of chicago this evening. the ravens will be in the national spotlight many times. they open the year on monday night football hosting the bengals here. later they face the patriots, followed by a thursday night game with the browns. the ravens have their bye week in week 8. the team will visit pittsburgh on the sunday before thanksgiving with a return match up in baltimore two weeks later. the regular season will wrap up with a road game at cincinnati. >> -- schedule but i just

plus, apple crossed the iphone nay sayers selling more than the prediction we got today, from the errant analyst. when the truth came out at the bell it reversed today. there had been a lot of chatter about how the ipad sales might be weeker? they're up 151%. and it would have sold more if there were not supply constrain. if not, apple would have earned $13. wow, i mean $13, that's $3 more than the $10 the analyst were looking for. they made a fortune with everything their selling. gross margins up are 47%. on the strength of iphone sales. so much for the game of trying to divide apple's iphone sales from a at&t and verizon. the old concerns surfaced like in the old days. with the numbers low and must be ignored. i reiterate as i did @jimcramer. apple is an investment, not a trader. let me put a different spin on the apple o begs. the general feeling i get is the only thing we make better than anyone else is iphones, ipads, and macs. the masses believe that we make nothing else that can triumph what's being made by the other guys. but the winners in today's stock market away from apple s

hair that time and make some custom mx custom web stephen is also the one who does george washington sayer. so is the progress of this continues, i just went she has eyeballs are in, but his hairline is then the incredible week in the background advance one base coat of paint on his face. the wednesday day creates magic puts the very paleface and puts george washington. i write in the book and i try when i speak to schoolchildren all over, i try to bring all of this too late for them by saying every time i see this figure, i know it doesn't felixstowe though when he touches face, but it looks so real. here is one of my favorite images of young george washington and up close and personal look at the figure. i remind people that each was one hair at a time from each eyelash one at a time and i think the incredible skill is the these incredible pieces look like. so george washington also where the experts created of the way his body looks is because they studied the textiles there's many pieces of clothing that george washington wore during his lifetime. the uniform on the left is this a sony

anybody that could take the nay sayers at they word and report them as making any sense is all is irresponsiblefight back with the facts. >> if i can just quickly. >> yep. >> there used to be a time when insurance companies owned the firefighters, right. so unless you had the right plaque on your house, the fire company wouldn't put out the fire. we wouldn't do that today, if you see somebody's house burning down, you have want to rush in and help them. this should not be a partisan issue. our planet is on fire. we should all be figuring out how we can save it. >> bill press and his "full court press" can be seen right here every day,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y,y, >>this is outrageous! [[vo]]cenk uygur calls out the mainstream media. >>the rest of the media seems like, "ho-hum, no big deal." we've have no choice, we've lost our democracy here. just refreshing to hear. no other television show does that. we're keeping it real. attack on women that perhaps the majority of the population woke up? >> idaho is not known as approaching act i.v. you had hundreds of women show up, t

despite all of the nay sayers out of europe. i like this story going forward, still. >> how about you, josh? are you getting into these names that are finally moving. we have seen pretty good earnings over the last week and everybody yawned. but now we're seeing some action. >> the large caps have been the trade. we have been long exclusively large caps. no small. another name that i'm long, it's a mcdonald's place so to speak, 3,000 locations, they're all latin america and the caribbean that's a very, very important stock right now. raco is the ticker. >> racos golden arches in spanish. >> i think if you're looking at mcdonald's. i love this name. i still look at starbucks. they're taking care of business as far as difficult markets they have done well. easier markets they have done extremely well. how they have done from an excuse standpoint, absolutely, you got to love it. my argument for mcdonald's and starbucks. i'm into starbucks than mcdonald's right now. i don't know how much more upside i see in mcdonald's. i like what

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and will >> were the leaders a sayers go? they only extrapolated what verizon and at&t had to say.ina. the china numbers are off the charts. also, half the buyers who came into apple stores, new buyers. this thing is just getting started. there is always a bull marke

we saw our market move up at 8:30 when the retail sales numbers came out and immediately the nay sayers say, just what kelly was saying, pulling forward all of the information. apparently the market thinks there is good news out there. >> here in the u.s. versus -- enough to offset overseas. >> with apple, there are clearly concerns. apple is down five days in a row. there are big macro concerned the last five days. it has been on the mixed side the last few weeks and let's be frank about that. >> and the lows today, there is some discussion as to whether the valley is short covering. so the real request going forward is going to be, which do you believe? do you believe the rally we are getting today or the sell off last week? >> 195 on the ten-year, low estd since november there. but let me dwell a minute more on europe. >> they did inl promprove, abso. after spain closed, you know what they did in argentina? they are threatening to nationalize their oil company. last thing that spain needs, nationalizing products. >> great it see europe lining up against argentina. which made disastro

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i think they did a great job addition piet many nay sayers in this community.she put money into investigative journalism. she's not alone. right now we have a champions to do what the founders had in mind which is to hold the people accountability. to speak truths to the power. that's let's rely on bring back the old media. but i think this democracy thing is a very shaky proposition, and i want to add one thing really pessimistic point. if you look at the greatest disaster of the befallen democratic society it has been economic society germany was the most disciplined and it wasn't even the place in europe where where we had the hardest time. the thing we never figured out is how the civilization descended into the basherrism. you can't deliver, and you outsource all your good jobs, you have ge which is celebrated in two out of three jobs -- you look at apple. don't create jobs here they create them in china. and you're creating a prescription for disas netter country of a kind we've never imagined. we're in an unstable situation. i'm worried about the country

. >> it's interesting because the more we go up, the more the nay sayers come out and say now we're doomedse we went up and you can't go up forever. which is it? momentum begets momentum and the more we go up the more we're likely to go up until some point, or the more we go up means we're doomed? >> you know, you have to take the gains we've seen and put them in perspective. the value of the s&p 500 is right where it was at the start of 2011 because we saw double-digit earnings growth last year and no returns in the market. so we're pretty much back to where we were on 1-1-11. that's one way to look at it. yeah, you're going to get a little pullback at some point. that's without -- that goes without saying. >> maybe that would actually be a welcomed thing for those who perhaps missed out earlier on from the huge big gains that we saw over the first quarter. i want to ask you, you've got a few lists here. and you've got some stock picks, but you do say they're for those who are perhaps willing to take on more risk. >> yeah. some of these names -- we're bullish on the market. the names we w

reporting from arizona, i'm jamie sayer for nbc bay area. >>> don't forget sharks and kings highlightsight. >> thank you, henry. >>> for a full half hour of bay t central tonight at watchen s 10:30. >> we'll be right back. or >>> are you ready for the winter olympics? it could be happening. california and nevada leaders are joining forces. they want to bring the 2022 winter games to the lake tahoe area. lieutenant governor gavin newsom and brian crowlicki announced it today. lake tahoe hosted them back in 1960 in squaw valley. the last time the winter olympics were held in the united states was in salt lake city back in 2002. this time around salt lake city is also vying for the 2022 games along with denver, so the national candidates, salt lake city, denver and the lake tahoe area, and i think we're biased in saying lake tahoe for sure. >> it's great for you. you cover all the olympics. you could just drive there. >> we could all just drive there. >> we'll all go. >>> that's going to do it for us. we'll see you tonight at 11:00. >> thanks for watching. have a good night. [ male announ

. >> and you have called him a nay-sayer from time to time. >> and i as a key obama apolist say thingels on cigarette pack, while tobacco companies say the government goes too far. the new labels would go a lot further than the current ones do. they would wrap around the entire pack cage and they would have things like diseased lungs and even a corpse. anti-smoking groups say that congress gave the fda the right to the labels when they mandated them back in 2009. the case is likely to make it all the way to the supreme court. >>> ron paul is still attacking other candidates. here is a new ad he is airing down in texas. >> let's get this straight. we're debating between a big-ceiling, debt raising, liberal, a moon callny guy, or a man with the plan to balance the budget. >>> and president obama is on the campaign trail today down in florida. he is talking about tax fairness and the economy, and specifically pushing for the buffet rule which is to make sure that millionaires and billionaires say the same amount in taxes as the middle class. join us in chat current.com/stephaniemiller. w

strategy based in part on women voters is in jeopardy, president obama differented hised a remember sayer's wife. >> i don't have a lot of patience for commentary about the spouses of political candidates. >> reporter: a democratic strategist said during an cnn interview dismissed an romney's views, saying she never worked a day in her life. >> mitt said to me more times you would imagine, ann, your job is more important than mine. >> reporter: president obama's reelection campaign instantly saw trouble. a week ago, the president hosted a conference on women and prominent democrats have spokeai a republican war on women. before the day was over, rozen issued a written statement. "i know my words on cnn last night was poorly chosen," she said. "i apologize to ann romney and anyone else who was offended." in a new poll the president has an 8-point lead over romney when it comes to women voters. a growing challenge as both men now pursue gender specific strategies. now romney's wife's role in the campaign has grown larger over the past few days. >>> today president obama heads to colombia for

i was at a dinner party in summer, and i was making this argument, and he said just what your nay sayerhave a real problem. so there is a real problem with the system. and barack obama for better or worse is no lyndon johnson. he is a go along guy. >> but some of the people you note had much bigger majorities. you actually say jdr and johnson, correct. >> yeah, and there are a lot of things that barack obama didn't have. the most important thing they didn't have is [ inaudible ] profoundly dominated by the power of money. >> yeah. >> and look what has happened. now they have to deal with a much more difficult political situation. >> yeah, that's why -- one of the subjects we talked about today is the supreme court, that's why it is so important because the court has moved so far to the right, that i think that's going to be one of the key fights in this next election, right. >> it ought to be, but it won't be. >> i'm talking about the reason to get out and vote if for no reason. >> there is one party that is crazy, and one party that is not crazy. it's not even that mitt romney is crazy

. >> five years from now will we be going tofr to europe and sayer that iing, wow, that was scary oring i'm going to greece, i'm going to have to turn toll dars into drachma. >> the problem is the voters, the mass of people never quite bought into. >> and what if they change the political elite. >> right now you're dealing with fragmentation in europe and conflict between germans, greeks, spanish, finnish but also this real tension between the voters and the elite. >> we have to talk france. >> well, french is critical. there's one factor to know and that's in the last couple of years we've seen no less than ten ibt governments in the eurozone essentially be kicked out by vote of professional testing what they don't like. i think there's a good chance france can be another supply in. >> in your heart of heart, don't you think you'll still be using euros in the next five years? >> she's from where they never bought into it anyway. >> at the end of the day -- the issue is this -- germany could basically guy greece. they could send all of them down on the club med and solve their proble

so far all of the nay sayers out there, and i agree the economic news has been choppy in the past we'renew highs. >> good place to end. bob pisani, thanks. over to you, carl. >> let's go to the anyway mention for the latest in energy. sharon? >> oil prices now near $105 a barrel. we are expecting to hear from president obama around 11:15 a.m. eastern time on market manipulation in the energy markets. of course he's likely to talk about more enforcement staff. increasing the penalties to $10 million. criminal penalties for market manipulation as well as requiring tried traders to have collateral. the fact remains gasoline futures which is a big reason why we are talking about high oil prices have been coming down and the gas crack has come down considerably as the spreads narrowed. we are talking about prices at the pump now that are $3.90 a gallon. that is, of course, higher than a month ago by six or seven cents. we have seen prices slipping several pennies or so over the past week. it will be interesting to see where prices are as obama is talking. david? >> thank you, sharon. want to

were to pick somebody with a military record and let me bounce this off of you, politico reports that sayer sarah pay lip's v.p. pick is allen west, republican congressman, because of his military service, would that make you -- would that make mitt romney more apeeing to you? -- appealing to you? caller: no. i keep looking at the bible and i'm a christian and i just -- i just can't feel it, you know. he looks like a vampire coming in he doesn't strike me as being a guy who's sincere so and honest. if he shows his -- i will look at it again. host: all right. let me show you and the viewers, a "u.s.a. today" headline. wisconsin voters picked romney. romney's win here suggests that republicans don't want to take this to the convention and duel it out says a political consultant. the message from wisconsin voters to santorum, he said is throw it in. ralph? caller: no, i don't think that has much to do with it. i think it's gotten to the point now where romney -- i'm trying my best to find something positive. every time he speaks, he criticize and attacking someone but he's never said what he w

first, last night on america history tv, c-span sayered african-american life in washington, d.c. you can watch the entire series on c-span.org. here's a little bit of it. >> i was lucky enough to been at the groundbreaking for the national african-american in culture and what it reminded me of is the idea that american history and african-american history are violently entwined. they're one and the same. but we can't truly understand our history as a nation without including the diversity of stories and individuals who should be a part of that conversation. african-americans have been involved in nearly everything that happened in the history of this nation. they were at its founding. they were at its growth. they have been a part of everything this nation has done. and i think our task is to make sure we understand that role but also recognize how it's helped to enrich this nation as it's developed into one of the most foremost places in the world. this fact, i think, is important because we need to know that our history, african-american history is american history. and as we l

the sayer still quite chilly.miles an hour. but later today we should climb into the low 60s and lots of sun. winds will diminish tonight. we will get chilly, down by -- down to the low 30s by dawn tomorrow. and maybe even scattered frost and then sunshine the rest of the day tuesday. warming back into the mid and upper 60s. then wednesday, warmer weather moves in. mid 70s. could get afternoon or evening showers. maybe thunder. >> thank you, tom. traffic coming up next. stay with us. >>> good morning. if you are traveling along i-66 eastbound earlier we had a crash at route 50. it made fairfax county parkway jammed but your lanes are open now. no accidents on i-66. either inside or outside of the beltway. and no issues across the american legion bridge. >> it is national grilled cheese month. we will tell you what you can do we will tell you what you can do to the never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-rais