i know people are saying this is a mistake, this is how you develop project ins cities, look at am stam, paris, london, there are buildings about today versus about yesterday, you get a rhythm, you get a counter point and you get honesty and various scales and all that, to rebut a couple of comments, i feel like i'm at the rnc listening to paul in fiction, the square foot added to the previous project was like 100 square feet. i don't know where 1400 square feet comes from, we've added about, i don't know, 50% to that with more one floor. i don't know where that square footage comes from, thank you very much. >> okay. public portion is closed. moving to commissioner comments, commission near antonini. >> well, thank you, i'm usually very sympathetic to families trying to expand their existing space to be able to accommodate their needs, however, i think in this case, we have an extraordinary exceptional situation and i'll tell you why. i think i remember 2002 when i was first on the commission, maybe it's a different project, but i remember when i was first there, there was a project th

in san jose $4.19 from $3.85 stam time last year. high gas prices or not, this couple from the central valley says coming here has become a labor day tradition. >> we're here for three days. we come down here to have some clam chowder and hopefully the seals are still out. beautiful. so we'll take it. >> reporter: nutrition to all the traffic on the roadways, aaa says there's going to be more air travel in california this weekend. and about 6% to 7% increase this year from last year. coming up tonight at 6:00, we'll talk about how more people are spending their labor day weekend this year. for now, live in san jose, stephanie chaung, nbc bay area news. >>> marine experts are relieved. today they so no signs of the wayward dolphins who had been spotted in the creek. the bottle nosed dolphins were first spotted wednesday night and experts had worried they had spent too much time in the water. today no signs of the mammals. presumably they've headed back out to the ocean on their own. >>> there are now five confirmed deaths in louisiana

." >>> we turn now, though, tonight, to a global stam people for the new ipne 5. millimeters lining up from tokyo to the long lines in london, from paris to sydney, trade ya, and right here in the u.s. 2,300 iphones sold a minute. all over the world. and tom, abc's matt gutman on the lines in this country. and the surprise snag, too. >> reporter: the fervor of buyers today matched only by the frenzy of sales. the numbers -- staggering. in presales, before the stores even opened, apple sold 2 million iphones in the first 24 hours. making $1 million per minute. and analysts expect the company to sell up to 10 million units just this weekend. that's 2,300 iphones every 60 seconds. sprint was sold out by late morning. >> are you ready? >> reporter: and across the globe, thousands of groggy fans spent up to a week in line, turning apple's flagship store in new york into a campground. >> a lot of fun. incredible device. really looking forward to playing it. >> reporter: getting one, a status symbol. many in line here entrepreneurs -- some hawking phones from as far away

police chase started in howard county when officers tried to stam a sedan. the pursuit finally ended when the car finally stop. they took two people in the car into custody. officers closed two sublanes near baltimore for the stop. official says they got a call about 7:00 this morning ha a passenger was in possession of a dangerous substance. his flight was already airborne on the way to dallas. authorities turned it around and armed officers pulled that passengers christopher shell from his seat for questioning. it became clear to investigators that shell may have been the victim of a prank on his 29th birthday. >> that this was a hoax, and a pretty nasty trick was played on a passenger, and it resulted in really a threat to all the passengers. incredibly foolish and irresponsible thing to do. at the bottom line, it's criminal. >> the hox will cost tens of thousands, not to mention the disruption in the lives of dozens of passengers. >>> airne seats are about to get even tighter. united airlines is installing what it calls slim-line seats to the airline can

not have said it this way, but with the lousy obama e kconmy, that unploem ploimt ove 40%, and food stam republicans the highest in history and entrepreneurship in the lowest level in 30 year, and so we have to do better, and we need a job creator and i believe in that part, we need more jobs created because we need more people working. >> for the american people to throw out barack obama, they have to belie that mitt romney understands their cares and concerns, and can do something about it. it is very hard for them when all they see in the last 48 hours is a sound bite of him saying that he does not care about nearly half of the population. his words, not mine. >> well, it shouldn't have been said that way, and i think he would agree. but i didn't read the full context that way. he wants the economy to be better to create more taxpayers to have more people funding government to do something about this $16 trillion national debt. i mean, that is the larger takeaway. but he certainly would not say it that way again, but the broader point about to have a champion for the small businessman

romney's stam. >> the response was absolutely, very appropriate and there was no statement condemninge violence until after governor romney stepped forward. the most important thing here, the sadness of the loss, the murder of four americans. that's primary and our hearts go out to the families. secondly, the people -- the lack of leadership. that's what this is about. you ask senator feinstein, flat footed. the issue is not flat footed in what happened at the embassy. we were flat footed in egyptian from the transition from mubarak. hillary clinton called assad in syria a reformer about a year ago. syria, we subcontract our syrian policy to kofi annan, which has been a failure. and the israeli prime minister, you think you should be a little concerned about whether america's going to stand with you when facing an iranian nuclear weapon? >> general clark, you were caution on this. you wrote an op-ed saying be careful, it's going to be your problem. in a sensuous it's a miracle this hasn't happened yet. you were a one cautioning the obama administration not to do this. >> and not to ru

i don't think it will be drastic but there will be a stam back. >> coming up, the ceo who just got an raise. but first your tweets. >>> welcome back. you've got questions. well, our traders have answers. seema modi joins us with all the treats as she usually does. >> the first one here. coach mark wants to know how to play united rentals as a housing play. seen renewed strength in the housing sector with the latest economic report. let's do ladies first. stephanie, what's your trade on uri? >> a very volatile stock. it is 100% u.s. and that's where the strength has been in terms of construction. the avi number confirmed that last week, so i think you want to be very careful where you buy. the low 30s is very interesting. >> thank you. cl tweets what do you think of caterpillar over the next year? just last friday caterpillar reporting a 14% increase in worldwide sales. steve, is caterpillar the way to rebound the rebound we're seeing in construction and the equipment mining sector? >> if i came out to you and said i'm going to buy a stock based upon the company eforecast of 8% gdp for

another 20 million people on food stams since president obama became president. 23 million americans out of work, under employed, or just given up. the reality is we'll have a big choice, a big debate in the next couple of weeks, there will be a series of debates, both presidential and vice presidential. we think the issues in the macro environment are certainly on our side. >> you've got less than 50 days left. you have a debate in about two weeks from now. how important do you think this debate is two weeks from now? >> i think everyone has a tendency to overstate the significance of debates. all of the debates are important. the debates that we're having, though not formal debates, have been very important. i think it's a broader discussion to present the choice in the election. >> sounds like you're trying to lower expectations now. >> i'll tell you that president obama is a very experienced debater. we saw how we did in 2008. vice president biden is one of the most experienced debaters in national politics. he's been doing this for decades. he's run for president a couple of tim

they are the gold standard their methodology and stam hing is beyond reproach.tion gets closer and numbers tighten up. you will have the obama campaign to continue to attack them. they are again that gold standard that everyone is looking to. and if they show obama drifting behind. it will be something that the obama campaign can be negative toward. >> steve: sir, thank you for sharing your expertise in the polling business. it is a real-life nightmare from a member of the make every. chicago teacher's union caught using children in the protest. yeah. lady and that's not all . details straight ahead. happy birthday harry conic, junior . he's 45. ♪ ♪ [ angela ] endless shrimp is our most popular promotion at d lobster. there's so many choices. the guests come in and they're like yeah i want to try this shrimp and i want to try this kind. th wait for this all year long. [ male nouncer ] red lobster's endless shrimp is back, but only for a limited time, for just $14.99. try as much as u like any way you like, like new teriyaki grilled shrimp or new parmesan crusted

cause back, you're a walk -- >> i stam still sick with this cold. i wrbrought my puffs plus. >> you're like the guy who has all the dirt coming off of you. >> she has something different from what i understand. >> what does she have? >> i don't want the imprigs that we're under the -- i want to make sure people don't have the misimpression because the second i heard that she was sick and i was sick, you -- >> i don't even think people believe your wife is with you. and becky absolutely not. chinese exports grew at a slower pace and imports fell. highlights the challenge facing beijing's policymakers as domestic demand slows while the global economic outlook darkens. in japan the government is revising second quarter gdp slightly low person the economy growing at 0 about.2%. among the reasons companies kept the lid on capital spending amid worries about europe's debt crisis and a global slowdown. italy's primary mario monti says the country has no plans to access the ecb bond buying plan. monti speaking to cnbc's maria bartiromo this weekend. >> on l

in who is suffering from malnutrition, they couldn't find any witnesses like that, because the food stam himself have been pushed out too hard, because they seem to be available. they brought in janet, the president of the organization. and she testified that this was in march of 2007, she testified that one of the growing problems of obesity is rooted in -- excuse me a second. hopefully i set up the suspense just the right way. janet testified that one of the growing problems with obesity is that even though most people know where their next meal is coming from, they don't know where all their meals are coming from, therefore, they tend to overeat and when they overeat, they become obese and if we give them an unlimited amount of food stamps, they wouldn't be concerned of food insecurity, they would eat less and that is bizarre. i didn't know how to argue against it. people are overweight because they didn't have enough food stamps. i deal with this here in this congress. wonder for people po call for common sense in this place -- excuse me. and so, mr. speaker, that's the food stamp ar