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let's call a spade a spade for a moment.u are painting 1.5 billion people with the same brush of violence and extremism, you're a bigot. and i think what's disturbing is the way that that's become part of the discourse. >> it's become politicized. 9/11 has been politicized in different ways since then. in a different way now. >> we have a lot of threats tangled together. both president bush and president obama for reasons you cited in your article have said that it is in our interest to make clear and no one more forcefully than president obama in the last few days that the u.s. is at war with terror but we're not war with islam. that's been viewed as essential to send that message to the world. the lesson we're seeing in this controversy over the mosque is not all americans agree. with president bush out of office, bush expecting those sentiments suppressed that kind of argument in the republican party. if you look at polling out recently in "time" magazine, republicans said that muslims should not be able to run for presid

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massive protests in europe start in spades tens of thousands throughout the continent get set to march against their government susteren measures. and curious tamper paris to elect a new parliament after a violent clashes wreaked havoc in the central asian republics will look at one political chances one politician chances to bring the country back from the brink. airfoil plans to quadruple as passenger flow and revenues in fifteen years its strategy is very similar to what germany has. details in our business program. you're watching live from moscow with me marina joshie now the mayor of moscow has reportedly insisted he will not retire and wants to stay in politics having been sacked by the russian president your english cough shared his plans with his callie's after dmitry medvedev said he had lost trust in the country's most powerful regional leader r t z corpus going off has the latest. early on wednesday moscow's former mayor came to his former office to gather some of his personal belongings and we were saying that he's going to have to make several further visits to his office

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there are special spade -- stages and tents.bookstore is here every year. >> it is fantastic. how often you get to spend an entire weekend talking about books? >> the support independently- owned bookstores around the country and hear some nationally-known authors speak about their books. >> we have holly robinson peete and her husband. daughter andz's her book about dieting and the dorm rooms at college. >> there is a state-of-the-art kitchen where some of the cookbook authors will be dishing up some of their recipes. organizers say there is truly something for everyone. the book festival runs through sunday. for complete schedule, find a link at our website wbaltv.com. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> now, your 11 insta-weather forecast with meteorologist sandra shaw. >> a happy friday to you. it is purple friday. what about the 95-degree high. that ties the record set in 1970 on the heels of the hottest summer ever on record in baltimore according to the national weather service and according to our 57 days above 90 degrees. we

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using spades and wooden planks, soldiers were able to free the man after several hours of being trapped and this is some dramatic video. these stands holding 350 spectators collapsed in brazil. those fans were watching a motor race when the stands simply gave way. 128 people were injured during that massive fall. 22 of them had some pretty serious injuries. authorities are still looking into what caused the stands to come down. >>> let's get another check of the evening rush hour. sunny one out there, patranya. >> what a pleasant way to go home this evening. you will run into traffic, especially coming on the capital beltway from virginia into maryland. route 7 to the 270 spur will take you 30 minutes right now and then bethesda to college park, another 20 minutes or so. if you are traveling up north towards baltimore, some good news for you, that earlier accident has been cleared. northbound, still a lot of traffic from the beltway up there and bwi parkway. more traffic coming up at 6:00. for now, i'll send it back to you. >> thanks, patranya. michael douglas is letting his smile do th

expect to see just where you expect when of fully spade stage performance >> cop and dancing kkk membersstrippers and save some. that's not exactly the offer. >> so jerry springer the offer at its south like a joke but there's a reason why i called >> it's a show this inspired on the jerry springer which run for 20 plus years now. the musical is written around loosely based on the show with a cast of characters. >> this is a show that started in england. they get the show i guess? >> the get the show their love to make fun of americans it's part of the appeal. >> it does bear in the uk. >> express jerry springer meets don take. >> it's a fully jerry springer show and then he goes to purgatory. >> there something else we should mention besides the man in the diaper. we should mention is filthy. there's so lot of dirty words in it. tell us about the controversy. >> there was an immense amount of protest at one point be pc recorded the show and decided to eric uncensored i got 55,000 complaints more than any other broadcasting history. took them to the high court. >> the high court threw ou

sonoma, fairfield, along the peninsula 8747 cisco today keeping it in the '70s along the coast the spade in the upper 80s for berkeley 12 in oakland in the '90s. ninety's breakthrough castro valley interest and ramon valley. plenty of triple digits through inland valley locations will muckrake, los gatos cupertino triple digits. upper 90s through san jose. dear 7 day around the bay hot day to day but you can see the cool down come tomorrow dipping down 10 degrees. continuing cool temperatures into the forecast heading into the weekend. by 5:00 p.m. check on commute. >> part delays right now reportedly up to 15 minutes from sfo making your way toward san francisco. due to trackside equipment problems which i here have just been fixed. bart technically in the process of recovery. these delays will and within 30 minutes or so. also monitoring the if it will have an impact on the trains later today. bridge check the bridge everything moving wall. we are hearing of the stall just past the lights. jumping over to the san mateo bridge everything pretty good along this ban right now 12 minutes a

over to the spade temperatures in the '80s 82 oakland down a day word fremont union city.ch 92 today, and down in the south bay '80s may be some nineties. ms. 7 day around bay highlights the warming trend monday as the day that we will watch out for in fact we could see some fire concerns with really high temperatures. >> a traffic the advisory for oakland on city streets near the airport hagen burger road is still blocked so you are still going to i use 98 instead of 66 because of that restriction we are now finally happened since the delay on the freeway. it is see the southbound lanes of highway 680 are slow from before 66 as you come down towards hagen burger wrote road your choice is to use 98 instead. not bad enough need to jump over to in the state 580, i would not worry about it to that extent. you will see slowing passing alameda off reps. that is actually sent first time this morning san jose slow traffic but figured it might dissipate and indeed it had an right on time. no delays passing guadalupe parkway sluggish around troubled it accrues. your westbound ride

rafael mill valley 83 galagos 73 into san francisco 83 the coast and into 85 redwood city or to the spademperatures topping out cover '70s and '80s as well. 84 into fremont and for the san ramon valley temperatures in in the mid-90s 93 for livermore. it will be warm inland with those temperatures in the '90s 84 for mountain view 87 san jose low 90s through los gatos and morgan help. 7 day around the bay which does show the temperature starting to drop down each day towards the end of the week. everybody says why couldn't you've slipped it given us the hot weather on labor day and cooler weather before but it does not work that way. >> keeping you updated on your holiday weekend forecast appeared bridge check for you make your way westbound 80 toward the toll plaza there is no back up to the tollgates no issues on the stand. nine minutes from the maze to the city. san mateo bridge westbound direction on the right hand side traffic from hayward to foster city 12 minutes across the span. golden gate bridge this is where we see most the fog is really hugging the coast coming through the gay s

the ace of spades. >> following the rules. doesn't always lead to justice. >> how do you do that?ot of tv. >> been around the block. >> you don't need to pad your resume. why did you want to do this? >> basically character driven stuff. the guy's got a lot of chinks in the armor. and the story is because he was on one of the highest courts and turns his back on everything to start practicing again t cases that he deals with are substantive. >> people are turning in to see former supreme court justice, he's got a gambling problem. >> he's got a few things happening. he comes to the courtroom certainly with a certain p certainly -- >> like on this show, the scams. >> in the book it means that you're in on the ground floor in terms of what's going is to be out there. >> all the good and the bad too. >> you had a big night in washington last night. you handed out awards last night. give us a brief rundown. >> it's a scholarship foundation for kids who are interested in the arts. >> and we wanted more importantly than anything else. >> mom's 80th birthday. >> and she's where watching t

stood up to wall street or the drug companies or insurance companies are not going to be paid back in spades with all kinds of campaign ads against us? of course we will. what's the answer? the answer is public funding of elections. that's the answer. the answer is -- [applause] in vermont, we've made some change but not enough. it's absurd that because somebody is a very wealthy person, he can outspend somebody else 10-1. it's absurd that because someone goes to a special interest, that person can get elected. we have to say in a democratic society, everybody has an equal chance. should be a certain amount of money people can spend, you can get it publicly if you have a certain amount of support. we've got to move on that aggressively. we are moving toward a situation where only the wealthy and powerful will have a voice in government. [applause] ok, we're going to take maybe two more questions. >> my name is christopher miers. i've worked very hard since i was 14 years old and i'm out of work now and i'm homeless because i can't find any work. and this is going to be probably a pretty hard

a lot of the wall street guys are likely spades. they're hard to catch.and you know, there's many new products. sometimes even call it innovation. as you noted, that may be a kind word in many respects. and i guess my question as to what extent was the kind of mismatch here a problem and both will be the future? and i don't just mean come you know, there's been a damning nation of the ethos of public service. it's been growing compensation deaths. in the public arena as we all know it's no picnic. and i guess my question is, what is your confidence level that we can chart resources. i saw almost no debate during dodd-frank of the talent level you need to be able to have effect of oversight. and to what extent was not a problem and will it be a problem? >> no, it's a very good question. and you're right that we can't outspend wall street in terms of hiring people, obviously. i'm a very strong incentives to evade regulation in certain circumstances. just a couple of comments. one is that this is one of the reasons why haven't the market discipline both be v

but she was feisty and pepperry and she did none of the spade work that most people who come into iowa who has presidential aspirations do. she didn't really use the opportunity to do anything but give her speech and get out of town. >> most of the speech or a good bit of it was dedicated to attacking what she calls, and really i don't know where she came up with this, quote, the lame street media. >> a very large portion of the speech, much to my surprise. i think to the confusion of some of the audience was devoted to talking about the recent "vanity fair" article about her, about how hur troops fight so the media can lie. >> they love that in ames. >> it rally it is base. it is something republicans have talked about for a long time. but she didn't do anything to lay out specifics on policy. >> all right. let me get to the news here. and then -- >> i'm sure in ames they're going through the article saying, i need someone to talk about this. their prayers were answered, sarah palin came to town. >>> the battle for leader of the republican party played out over the weekend with nearly

a lot of the wall street guys are likely spades. they're hard to catch.and you know, there's many new products. sometimes even call it innovation. as you noted, that may be a kind word in many respects. and i guess my question as to what extent was the kind of mismatch here a problem and both will be the future? and i don't just mean come you know, there's been a damning nation of the ethos of public service. it's been growing compensation deaths. in the public arena as we all know it's no picnic. and i guess my question is, what is your confidence level that we can chart resources. i saw almost no debate during dodd-frank of the talent level you need to be able to have effect of oversight. and to what extent was not a problem and will it be a problem? >> no, it's a very good question. and you're right that we can't outspend wall street in terms of hiring people, obviously. i'm a very strong incentives to evade regulation in certain circumstances. just a couple of comments. one is that this is one of the reasons why haven't the market discipline both be v

and low the mid-50s in the north bay, maybe a little warmer as you head into the south bay and the spadell see temperatures find just a handful of degrees not much more than that. 75 sonoma, san rafael 69, 75 fairfield, san francisco 64, upper 60s the low 70's further down the peninsula. the other side of the bay 63 oakland, 63 hayward, and the other side of the oakland hills pittsburgh, antioch mid to upper 70's. then the 680 mid-70s. ted rogers around the upper 60s those '70s, 69 sunnyvale, 73 san jose. 74 morgan hill. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. the warm-up does not last long, it's not much of a warm-up but we will tack on a few degrees, look again next week we could write back down again. let's get check on the right now with george. it >> date improvements on the commute on the bay bridge, interstate 580 was pretty slow, picking up the slows traffic is in the south bank in mid peninsula. mostly here on highway 101 we'll talk briefly about an estate to lead zero it is the ride out of downtown san jose out towards the west valley and cupertino not the worst commute de

a lot of the wall street guys are likely spades. they're hard to catch.and you know, there's many new products. sometimes even call it innovation. as you noted, that may be a kind word in many respects. and i guess my question as to what extent was the kind of mismatch here a problem and both will be the future? and i don't just mean come you know, there's been a damning nation of the ethos of public service. it's been growing compensation deaths. in the public arena as we all know it's no picnic. and i guess my question is, what is your confidence level that we can chart resources. i saw almost no debate during dodd-frank of the talent level you need to be able to have effect of oversight. and to what extent was not a problem and will it be a problem? >> no, it's a very good question. and you're right that we can't outspend wall street in terms of hiring people, obviously. i'm a very strong incentives to evade regulation in certain circumstances. just a couple of comments. one is that this is one of the reasons why haven't the market discipline both be v

those of us who have stood off the wall street or drug companies are not going to be paid back in spades with all kinds of campaign attacks by the same institution? of course we will. what's the answer? the answer is public funding of elections. that's the answer. the answer is - and in vermont we've made some steps but not enough. but the answer is, it's absurd just because someone has a million as a wealthy person can out spend somebody else 10/1. someone wants to proximate to special interests they get all kinds of money they can get an elected in democracy society everybody should have an equal chance. there should be a certain amount of money people can spend. and you have to move on that aggressively. we're moving toward a situation where the wealthy and powerful are the only's ones with voice in government. we'll take many - maybe two more questions. >> my name is christopher myers. since i was 14 and i'm out of work now and i'm homeless because i can't find any work. and this is going to be probably a pretty hard winter for me. since i'm going to be outside in it. and i don't fin

. >> and the spade's on the river. rick checks. viffer bet 5s,0,000. >> i don't know how i can miss every draw tonight. i fold. >> not flush draw, straight draw, everything. >> i flopped the set every time. >> it doesn't. i was either going to pete you or i wasn't. >> so viffer has made a believer out of rick that the bluff puts him up over 135 grand and barry is the only other player at the table showing a profit. the loose cannon, troy howard lost 10,000 more on the night and is now down 35k. >> it's pretty simple, if troy wants to walk out with any cash at all he's going to have to get more aggressive. >> okay. that's the end of another night. while viffer is running over the table, our loose cannon troy continues to struggle. tune in tomorrow to see if his fortunes will change or if his dream will come to an end. i'm amanda leatherman, saying good-bye for now and remember, if you have the cash and the guts there's always a seat open at the game. >> if you want to appear on the big game and be a loose cannon, logon to pokerstars

the river, the 8 of spades. barry checks again. >> check one pair, barry. >> barry wins a pot of nearly $18,000. >> he's probably blummed rick didn't make the classic river bluffs. >> barry does not have it out for you. he's probably rooting for you. >> for sure. >> the way the loose cannon works if you're not in with him you're always rooting with him, for sure. >> you're not in with them. >> you're not in the hand with them you're rooting for them. >> barry greenstein pockets a hand to put him under 20 grand and it's viffer who wins the lead with the most profits. the loose cannon has dug himself an early hole and is down 23k. >> with 122 hands to go, it's early, but he'll have to get on his horse soon. >> all right, guys. that will do it for tonight. are you feeling all right? >> great. great. >> just a little bit. barry keeps killing me, but i -- >> barry in. >> calling me with flush draws? >> it seems like you're just going up, david. up, up, up. >> i keep going up. >> do you think that's what it is? luck?