schmidt went up the red and black balls on the net. they keep it from dragging along the sea floor. >> you do not have many baby fish. these are really big fish. >> yes, those are nice, big fish. we found a spot that has some really nice cause. >> the inspectors also liked what they see on the danish trawler. evidently it is possible to fish without substantial by catch him. >> we see this all the time. when this guy is out here along with other fishing boats, he almost always has a better catch than the others. >> the next trawler. we get the impression that this one is not as careful. >> this time, it is small cod, say, about 10%. 8% at the most. >> baby talk's -- baby cod, ways that is in touch, never to grow up or reproduce the stock. instead, the sea gulls cry. the eu wants to ban the dumping it at sea by 2013, but by then, schmidt will have retired. >> that report brings us to the end of this edition of "european journal." thanks very much for watching. until next week, bye for now. captioned by the national captioning institute

i mean it's terrible. >> reporter: christopher schmidt, his wife diana who was seven months pregnant with the little boy the couple was going to name ethan, their sons 3- year-old samuel and 2-year-old connor all gone. >> from the impact to the explosion there's no way they even knew what happened. >> reporter: brad bowman is diana's father. we spoke with him by phone from his sacramento home. he says he takes some comfort knowing his family didn't suffer. >> two things there, that they went instantaneously hoefully not even feeling anything -- hopefully not even feeling anything to all five souls going at once. >> reporter: chris an air force veteran had moved the family to maryland to take a civil service job with the department of energy. they stayed a year living in this gaithersburg apartment complex where they are remembered fondly. >> she was a very nice lady, the family, everybody. >> reporter: the schmidts wanted to get back to their roots in sacramento and were making the move in two cars, diana and the boys in the 2007 toyota corolla, chris in a 2010 ford mustang. the coup

eric schmidt had been some interesting papers. he had been making the point that so much of the tech industry is project-based learning. google gives people time off to do what they want. they give them time to explore and hang out with other people, outside of the framework of this more structured enterprise. burning man, from the very beginning is project-based learning. it attracts people from every demographic that you can think of, every category. so you have to, potentially, encyclopedic knowledge assembled at this place. and the natural way to learn is project-based. scholarship is fine, academic models can be useful for certain things, but human beings tend to learn by engaging in project- based learning. if you look at the desert -- well, here is an example. i was on a tour for the black rock arts foundation. we went to various studios around the area where artwork was getting ready for la playa. all of the big ones involving armies of people with the various skills. it takes her attacker, a traditional art, overlapping f

eric schmidt had been some interesting papers. he had been making the point that so much of the tech industry is project-based learning. google gives people time off to do what they want. they give them time to explore and hang out with other people, outside of the fram

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eric schmidt had been some interesting papers. he had been making the point that so much of the tech industry is project-based learning. google gives people time off to do what they want. they give them time to explore and hang out with other people, outside of the framework of this more structured enterprise. burning man, from the very beginning is project-based learning. it attracts people from every demographic that you can think of, every category. so you have to, potentially, encyclopedic knowledge assembled at this place. and the natural way to learn is project-based. scholarship is fine, academic models can be useful for certain things, but human beings tend to learn by engagingin

emily schmidt with a look at today's memorials. >> at ground zero, at the pentagon in a pennsylvania field, this was the 11th year people gathered for an anniversary that doesn't feel like history. >> most of us still remember 9/11 like it was yesterday. >> crystal clear morning, much like today. >> it was a day like this one. a clear, blue sky. a sky that would soon be filled with cloudsf smoke and prayers of a nation shaken to its core. >> connor e.gallow. reading the name of 2753 people who lost their lives in new york. honoring all the victims with moments of silence, gathering at sites that have become sacred ground. >> it is a bittersweet moment for the entire nation. for all the country. particularly, for those family members gathered here today. >> on capitol hill, members of congress gathered to remember what was lost and what was saved during the attacks. >> the professionals who did their duty, who ran in so others could run out. the patriots who banded together in the sky over shanksville to save this capital and these steps. >> lawmakers sang god bless america just as th

in washington, i'm emily schmidt. &p meanwhile, there are more that's prompted this violence. the filmmaker behind it used a falle name, and the cast aad crew members say in a statement they were "grossly misled" about the film's intent. city police say they've made an arrest in a double shooting that outraged the community of mount vernon. vernon.janice park is streamiig live in mount vernon to tell us how police finally found quintin bass. janice? janice? we are live here at mt vernon park. two rookie cops were patrolling here and arrested a man on a gun charge only finding out later it was their prime suspect in a shooting that left a local artist dead and a comm hospitaa. till in the police say quintin bass is homeless aad had only been living in bmore since this year. they say robbery was the motive when he allegdedly shot and killed artist alex ulrich and critically shot larry peterson the man called the mayor of mt vernon. police say intelligence from the community helped them realize bass was the shooter. "oh a huue relief this is what we've been waiting for since the

emily schmidt has more on how democratic leaders are answering those questions. >> reporter: just as charlotte, north carolina, prepares to be the center of the democrats' political universe this week, party leaders found themselves talking as muff about the past four years as about the up-- much about the past four years as about the upcoming few days. it started with the sunday talk shows. >> can ask you honestly say people are better off today than four years ago? >> no, but that's not the question of this election. >> reporter: monday o'malley tried to rework the message by saying the country is clearly better off. >> we are clearly better off as a country because we're now creating jobs rather than losing them, but we have not recovered all that we lost in the bush recession. >> reporter: vice president joe biden said the same thing at an aflcio rally. >> you want to know whether we're better off. i got a little butcher sticker for you. osama bin laden is -- bumper sticker for you. osama bin laden is dead and general motors is alive. >> reporter: president obama continued the th

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i want to try mayor schmidt again. on that audio there, mr.you are also a stockholder in the green bay packers. are you suggesting that you might sue the nfl? >> look, we just need the proper refereeing and -- >> geraldo: i'm sorry i can't hear you. you you have to put the captions on the bottom of the screen. i'm he really sorry. i'm sure you had some provocative ideas is there. going back to willie davis. willie game itself, will lee, changed much? you had the awful bounty scandal involving the new orleans saints. you have all of the talk about concussions. you have, you know, no helmet to helmet contact. the game seems to be a lot more regulated on the one hand and then maybe there is this other streak, a dark streak going on sub terrainously. do you still recognize the game as you played it back in the lombardi era. >> i can still recognize but it is not the same game. i can tell you one thing that this hitting above the shoulders or the head-to-head whatever you want to call it, it has no place in pro football as far as i'm concerned and

. >> this is the first time that schmidt has ever met someone that she talked to over the phone. >> all dispatchers, every single one has handled a call like this but to be able to talk to someone as exceptional as livia and how well she did it reminds me of why i like to do the job. >> schmidt says she hopes all parents of young children will take this story to hard and make sure kids know what to do in case of emergency the girl's mother said she helped her daughter learn the information by using stickers. the above dozens of cats, some living and some dead removed from elgin home in a van today he is charged with a total of nine counts of animal cruelty and violation of a dead animal disposal the city worker trimming bush's spotted several dead cats in a van parked next to the house and told police, police and animal control found one dozen cats living in the house and as many as 60 dead cats in the one deadand one dead dog living in the van. i've never seen him before. >> they're taken to a veterinary hospital. still missing and nothing but a single cell phone call is a clue to one

>> schmidt: innovation never comes from the established institutions. or a crazy person or somebody with a great vision. sal is that person in education, in my view. he built a platform. if that platform works, that platform could completely ange education in america. >>n: 17 over 9 is equal to 1.88. >> gupta: inside classrooms, it's just khan academy math for now, but sal khan believes his strategy can be used to teach subjects like history and science. and not just in elementary schools, but high schools and even colleges. but no matter how big or how successful khan academy gets, sal khan promises he'll never put a price tag on it. >> khan: the for-profits have to mold themselves much more to the education establishment than we do. as a not-for-profit, we're just like, "what's our mission?" to educate children as well as possible. i've said it enough times, and it's in our mission statement-- a free, world-class education for anyone anywhere. >> gupta: and that's what sixth grader alex hernandez says he needs. has anyone in your family ever gone to c

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steve schmidt, as a political professional on the other side of this for the republicans in 2008, how was this speech? >> well, it was extraordinary, virtuoso political performance. there's no other politician in america in the last generation that could hold the attention of a crowd, have them yelling and screaming, speaking for three-quarters of an hour. i mean, i wish to god as a republican we had someone on our side who had the ability to do that. we don't. it would be great if we did. just an amazing performance. struck by the political almost genius of how he embraced the bush family and george w. bush for the purposes of marginalizing house republicans and pushing them to the extreme. it was a devastating critique, but it was delivered with an absence of malice or anger, smile on his face, logic aimed squarely at the middle of the electorate where he's so popular. very powerful endorsement for president obama, another good night for them. >> affable, effective, as a democrat, it doesn't get any better. i'm sitting here, i'm giddy, i mean, this is exactly what barack obama neede

howard schmidt will be closed between food or street until next saturday this is to clear traffic for that to enforce a 2012 conference being held of the muscone the convention center. the company behind the events as more than seven dozen people all of registered to attend. the committee the world's largest car computing event. >>> it's been six months the seat of the mark was last seen. family and friends gathered in morgan hill last night. she disappeared in march 16th. this research crews and of sir know what the going out on wednesday so we focusing their attention on saturday searches. >>> that still there but just wanted her to be back home with us. >>> reading of a prayer requests i felt a touch right and told me that she hasn't been forgotten. >>> 212 man has been charged with her murder after prosecutors said the mars the day was felt in his car. an amtrak police are searching for a retired firefighter disappeared while traveling on the california zephyr it could >>> he put the train at an amoco on wednesday to visit his family in montreal. he was know to be found on the tra

. >> final vote on the deal is still to come, teachers are back on the job and emily schmidt reports on what's in that final deal. >> chicago's public school students went back to class wednesday ready to learn. >> it feels kind of good, because now we are going to learn more things. >> i'm excited. >> this was the first school day since 29,000 teachers and support staff walked off the job september 10. giving students more than a week of out of school lessons about the fallout of contract negotiations. >> i hope there's no more strikes for the rest of the year. >> everybody is at fault at this. it shouldn't have happened. >> tuesday, teacher's union delegates voted to suspend the strike as karen lewis called it the best deal they could get at this time. >> when we started the process, the board gave us a 25 page contract that gutted our rights and gutted everything. we have worked to get those back. >> the proposed deal calls for average raises of 17.6% over four years. less than the 30% teachers wanted. seniority pay increases stayed in. though the district and mayor rahm emanuel g

emily schmidt is live. what is the reaction from the president's speech today?>> reporter: we saw the strong reaction with the party faithful inside the convention hall last night. another way to gain how gauge, is that the numb of tweets per minute when me was speaking last night, set a new twister record. republicans say look at today's new job numbers, they say the democrats are all talk. >> i accept your nomination for president of the united states. >> convention cheers rang out in charlotte. the latest jobs report numbers were sobering news. >> after the party last night , the hangover today. >> reporter: the labor market lost momentum adding 96,000 jobs, down from 141,000 in july, the unemployment rate fell, too, 8.1%. candidate, mitt romney, was quick to react at a rally in iowa. >> 95,000 i believe net new jobs created and almost 400,000 people dropped out of the work force all together. it's simply unmanageable. >> reporter: president obama and vice president joe biden gave their own interpretation of the numbers. >> after losing 800,000 jobs a month w

cnn's emily schmidt has a look. >> with 46 days until the election, political candidates focused on anotherver 50 crowd. >> life at 50-plus, i'm not quite there yet, but i'm told that can happen before you know it. >> medicare and social security are not handouts. you've paid into these programs your whole lives. >> medicare and social security are big issues for what aarp says are its more than 37 million members. a cnn orc poll this month asked likely voters who would best handle medicare? 54% said mr. obama. 43% sided with mitt romney. paul ryan told the crowd he believes romney-ryan would strengthen medicare, a campaign promise that received this response. >> the first step to a stronger medicare is to repeal obama care. because it represents the worst of both worlds. [ audience booing ] >> the obama campaign has said the plan paul ryan advanced in congress would cost seniors more. president obama said via satellite he didn't mind the word obama care, arguing it strengthened medicare. >> in fact, the health reform law we passed has already saved more than 5.5 million seniors and people

schmidt in front of mcfadden, now they crowd the line, hand off mcfadden. sticks the helmet down keeps ongoing. first down raiders. just inside the five yard line. under 8:00 to go in the third. ten-point lead for pittsburgh. >> dan: mcfadden was laying on top of brent keisel right here. watch this play awareness by mcfadden to realize his knee never touched down he put his right hand down on the ground got the extra yardage down to the five. heads up play by mcfadden, realizing he was never down, no whistle. first down raider. heyward-bey back in. hand off, mcdad ten. spins, mcfadden extends the arm, touchdown raiders! terrific individual effort by mcfadden for the score. >> dan: his 64 yarder was something i like this even better. this is all about foreand desire. right at the line of scrimmage, spins off then extends just enough to get to the goal line. this one will be reviewed because it is a scoring play. you got to love that effort. his knee was not down that's a touchdown. great effort on back to back plays by mcfadden. >> ian: mundy and lewis had a

we need to keep going with his plan. >> let's go to steve schmidt. it seems to me that i have never -- you are a political guy and you are as smart as anybody this business. you are really smart. let me ask you this. how did bill clinton come back from where he was in 19 8 after giving a clinker of a speech in 19 88? he is at 69%. he keeps rising. we know his past. it seems irrelevant now. problems he got into. how did he do it? this the lazarus stuff. >> no, it is incredible. he was 42 years old in 1988. he went and delivered the keynote address. when he finished he said in conclusion, and the whole audience stood up and started cheering. and the next night you saw his charm. i think it was on "the tonight show" where he was able to go laugh about himself and you just realized that what a know m momentous talent he is. if you love politics you have to be excited about the speech tonight. if you are a baseball fan, it is like the opportunity to see someone like mickey mantle play. it is going to be a great speech tonight from, as you said, greatest p

. >> let's listen to steve schmidt this morning on "morning joe," steve schmidt being the republican campaign manager of john mccain's campaign last time around. let's listen to steve. >> it was a very serious mistake because we're at a point of the campaign where these impressions start to harden into concrete. people are evaluating now on a daily basis who has what it takes to be the next president in a challenging time, who has the right temperament, who has the right character? he fell short on that with that statement. >> ari, it seems that the romney campaign, if they couldn't see this moment the way steve just described it, the stakes that were in this moment, then they're on their way -- they're posed to make many more mistakes between now and election day. >> i think steve is talking about the appraisal that happens. you can learn a lot about a candidate during a crisis. so people will take this crisis, which is obviously very important to the country, not just the election, and they may view mitt romney's behavior through that prism. but i would go beyond what steve's sayin

. >> how did you come up with steve schmidt watching the blood veins on the top of his forehead.cause he was stuck with candidate for vp that he had a hand in picking but he realized to his disaster she was a disaster. >> the guy who had been most instrumental in trying to sell her as the candidate turns out to be the guy who regrets it the most months after the election. man, wouldn't you like to see the decision process and the soul searching had he to go through in those rooms? and woody seemed leak the perfect guy to do it. he reminded me of something that he could do. >> you know what you have gotten into it is understand the roles played by the staff guys and women. they don't get famous by people like steve schmidt and ron cl i'm ng. >> those are the guys that i always find interesting because they are behind the scenes, they are trying to sort it out. i think i sort of relate with it almost as a story teller because they are in the rooms, the war rooms, writer rooms, and they are trying to come up with the story that is going to move their candidate along and they have a

at the time she used her married last name, schmidt and sued the san mateo county parks and rec department and received an amount through workers compensation. she now lives in clear lake. straup contacted us after seeing him on the news. the san mateo county court confirmed that in 2009mathay was charged with grand theft, but the case was dismissed. abc7 news also obtained a copy of the restraining order. the court granted the order because there was reason to believe he might take the children outside of the u.s. after it was revealed he quit his job, closed his bank account and got rid of his assets and sold his home. the order also points out mathay lived in tie land and had several bank accounts there. >> according to this restraining order, there must be a court hearing on the matter. the judge asked he appear in court two weeks from today. in the newsroom, abc7 news. >>> and more breaking news. in lake county, fire officials have now lifted mandatory evacuation orders. but a wildfire continues to burn out of control. the fire is near the blue lakes area on cow mountain west of scott

in washington, i'm emily schmidt. >>> members of the bay area muslim community also condemned the deadly attack on the consulate and expressed sadness for the families of the four americans. many say they also fear that the violence may feed into a distorted stereotype that some may have of all muslims. they say the very fabric of islam is peace and when an extremist faction commits horrific violence, mainstream muslims feel they must defend their religion. >> violence anywhere sets us all back. >> bay area muslim leaders we spoke with say they don't expect any backlash but they intend to be extra cautious. >>> the youtube video that sparked protest in egypt and libya is no longer available for viewing in those countries. the san bruno company says they took that step. the video does not violate its guidelines they say. it depicts the profit muhammad as a philanderer. go to www.ktvu.com for more coverage of attack. there you'll find a slide slow. >>> a renewed effort to bring closure to a homicide case that's gone cold by bringing it to the attention of the public. our john is live in be

even steve schmidt couldn't come up with how you characterize that.nd this other side with real living people. >> if you are not careful, you and steve schmidt are going to end up on one of those weird road trips. where you play theaters. >> if i can ride with newt gingrich, i can -- i've converted more difficult. >> i would pay, i'm just saying, speaker's bureau, people out there, i would pay. on the democrat's decision ezra was highlighting there, embracing the term obama care, president obama on the stump has been saying, i like the name, i do care. connecting it to the idea of my values is why i did this. is that smart? >> from a democratic perspective, it is the president's biggest legislative accomplishment, it's been his biggest political liability. the democrats have done a terrible job over the last couple of years, trying to explain this, trying to sell this to the american people. and they've paid a high political price for it. i think it's important that just from a body language perspective, democrats at a convention like this signal to t

last night on msnbc's special convention coverage, republican strategist steve schmidt told rachel maddow the coverage team he thought president obama did very well in his speech but we'll have to wait and see about its effectiveness. >> i think their convention was a home run. now we have to wait for the verdict. did this convention move the numbers? did it change the dynamic in the race? did it close the economic numbers where he's been lagging behind mitt romney? did it give a booster shot, as chris has talked about, of optimism to a pessimistic electorate that thinks the country's on the wrong track? the president tonight attacked from positions which heretoforehave been weaknesses. he went right after the republican ticket. it was an effective speech, as almost all of his speeches are, but we'll see over the next couple days how the country reacts to it. does he have a bounce out of this convention? is he able to open up a lead? >> and you don't want to miss rachel maddow's unique take on politics and all the day's stories. that's "the rachel maddow show" week nights at 9:00 p.m. eas

at the time she used her married last name, schmidt and sued the san mateo county parks and rec department and received an amount through workers compensation. she now lives in clear lake. straup contacted us after seeing him on the news. the san mateo county court confirmed that in 2009mathay was charged with grand theft, but the case was dismissed. abc7 news also obtained a copy of the restraining order. the court granted the order because there was reason to believe he might take the children outside of the u.s. after it was revealed he quit his job, closed his bank account and got rid of his assets and sold his home. the order also points out mathay lived in tie land and had several bank accounts there. >> according to this restraining order, there must be a court hearing on the matter. the judge asked he appear in court two weeks from today. in the newsroom, abc7 news. >>> and more breaking news. in lake county, fire officials have now lifted mandatory evacuation orders. but a wildfire continues to burn out of control. the fire is near the blue lakes area on cow mountain west of scott

staff sergeant schmidt was from petersburg, virginia, and stationed at ft.ragg, north carolina. >>> this morning the maryland student accused of opening fire on the first day of school is office shawly charge with nine counts of attempted murder. 17-year-old special needs student was critically wounded and is still in the hospital. the suspect, 15-year-old robert bladen is charged as an attack. he used an antique shotgun to open fire in the cafeteria at perry hall high school in baltimore county last month. >>> d.c. water will hold a public meeting tomorrow about flooding concerns in the bloomingdale neighborhood. they urge residents there in that flood prone neighborhood to install a backflow preventer to keep water from the main sewer line from gushing into homes. they say it will rebate most of the installation costs, up to $3,000. sewage backed up through toilets and drains into homes as well. again, the agency will have a public meeting tomorrow night at 7:00 at its bryant street pumping station. >>> chevy chase is turning into an urban town center. the

at the time she used her married last name, schmidt and sued the san mateo county parks and rec departmentunt through workers compensation. she now lives in clear lake. straup contacted us after seeing him on the news. the san mateo county court confirmed that in 2009mathay was charged with grand theft, but the case was dismissed. abc7 news also ob theopy of the restraining order. the court granted the order because there was reason to believe he might take the children outside of the u.s. after it was revealed he quit his job, closed his bank account and got rid of his assets and sold his home. the order also points out mathay lived in tie land and had several bank accounts there. >> according to this restraining order, there must be a court hearing on the matter. the judge asked he appear in court two weeks from today. in the newsroom, abc7 news. >>> and more breaking news. in lake county, fire officials have now lifted mandatory evacuation orders. but a wildfire continues to burn out of control. the fire is near the blue lakes area on cow mountain west of scott valley road and eight mil

they're with green bay mayor's schmidt.m back after this debacle in seattle where as you see right in front of your screen, a packers player intercepted this pass and the referee didn't call it that way. as you mentioned, it has become huge over social media. i believe that t.j. lang, a packers guard, his tweet after the game was reportedly the second biggest sweet in the history of twitter. and as we've just found out this morning, at least reports from nfl.com, the packers are not going to be fined for their, shall we say, regularly tweeted comments that came out after that game tharp sent all over the world over social media. >> found that really interesting. i thought some of the tweets were over the top. usually the nfl would come down hard on players, but they're not in this case. why do you think that is? >> the league is claiming according to this report that they don't fine players for critical comments when it's outside of a certain time period on game day. however, it's being perceived by a lot of people as they'

the difference for going to say schmidt so it's never easy especially when they come to stamford bridge you know they defend everybody behind the ball and there's not much space and so you have to find the areas where you can penetrate them. now staying with football and fans across russia holding their breath to find out if their city will be hosting a two thousand and eighteen world cup match for stating they'll announce the final show list of host venues live on russian t.v. in september the twenty ninth russia who won the big. back in december two thousand and ten currently has thirteen cities in the running it's not yet known how many will make the final shortlist but it's believed that the list will be narrowed down to ten or possibly eleven russia's sports minister saying earlier this month volgograd jaroslav cullinan grads. are among the most likely to miss out moscow some peaches but. will certainly see action with the ninety thousand seat luzhniki stadium in the capital a front runner to get the final. now to go off where there is a congested leaderboard after two rounds of th

emily schmidt. >> with 46 days until the election.l candid it's focusing on the over 50 crowd. >> life at 50 plus. the political candidate. >> and not quite there yet but it can happen before you know it. >> medicare and social shikari are not hand outs you have paid into the shore entire life. >> social-security. is what big issues is what millions of aarp says that is likely what would best handle medicare card the 34% saidbama.n vice presidential paul bryant said that he believes that mitt romney would strengthen medicare. a promise that received this response. >> a first response to a stronger medicare is to repeal all, care. (crowd boos) >> the possibility of costing seniors more. and he says that obama care would strengthen mental-among this has saved 5.5 million seniors and people with disabilities $4.5 billion on their prescription drugs. >> a september cnn and pole will ask about his job performance. 46 percent approved. 50 percent did not. it is a higher disapproval rating among younger voters. as a reminder, win over younge

re hypothecation wrought upon the world by the likes of jamie diamond lloyd blankfein and whatever schmidt coming out of new york well they balance sheets loaded with telling debt government debt that's right government debt as we found out now is just been totally trashed by the government's ability to swap their government debt for toxic securities we started. in ireland famously they took on more than ten times or g.d.p. sean fitzpatrick toxic debt we saw in greece the government they would know the referendum even though the people wanted a referendum they said no no the troika runs our country we lost our sovereignty so the country is full of toxic debt the sovereign debt has now been trashed same thing in italy well there's a little bit difference here between spain and ireland which are very similar they were nations without much government debt relative to the rest of the o.e.c.d. then they rescued all their banks transferred that toxic debt onto their balance sheet the italian government famously always runs a big debt m.p.'s wanted to passkey did not engage in collateralized debt