he said his office was investigating whether stimulus contracts were steered to friends and family. so far, it has not confirmed that anywhere. so just like mitt romney lied in his very first ad, in a really blunt, schoolyard kind of way. they're now lying in the new ad that is about solyndra and mitt romney is lying about it personally out of his face at his big campaign stunt today. if you don't care that he had his own solyndra, what he is saying about this scandal that he is hypocritically trying to lay on the obama administration is just blantantly not true. it is a lie. it is a checkable thing. he says something was concluded by a inspector general that was never concluded by a inspector general. it is not true. that seems important given that he's running for president. even on a busy "newsday." even after you've been driven to the president's photo op with a blindfold on, even on a crazy day in american politics like today with the return of george bush and the nonreturn of dick cheney and even like the john edwards verdict in the middle of it, even in this nuts day in ameri

the steering committee has been to critical to success of this anniversary. have spearheaded the yearlong program of events and tributes, the anniversary weekend events, and have raised corporate and philanthropic funds to support this effort. nancye and mary, i invite you to introduce the ceremony of opening our anniversary gift to the bridge. please give a warm welcome to nancye helmand bechtel and mr. larry baer. [applause] >> i have to say, it has been a real thrill for the entire year i worked on this. what could be better than to be involved that great icon back there? it is a work of art, it is an engineering marvel. when dennis was talking about the armed services, service personnel who came in and out of the bay, when we talk to them about being part of the celebration, they were thrilled to do it. as i said, more than just this beautiful icon we have, it was a symbol to them of liberty, democracy, and as they left, it was the last thing they saw as they sailed out of the golden gate, the first thing that impressed them as they came back in. to our m

. >> and or yits defends a practice of steering mac users to more expensive travel deals. >> just how much of a warm up can we expect in the next few days? find out in the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and mirror, mirror on the wall. the technology letting you try on an outfit without changing clothes. stay with us. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> redwood city police has seen the future of community policing. it's life access to an officer whenever you need one. there is one of the first cities if the nation to provide lividdo chats between cops and civilians. it's designed to help breakdown barriers and make information more accessible. >> hi, officer i wanted to find out information regarding how to file a police report. my car was broken noo.. >> interesting. and this is not for emergencies. it's staffed 9:00 to 5:00 monday through friday. not after hours z for more information on going onwlin the redwood city cop go to abc 7 news and click on see it on t have. >> imagine driving a car and taking a nap. probably not a good idea. or trying on clo

independent inspector general looked at this investment and concluded that the administration had steeredney to friends and family to campaign contributors. >> that is not true. an inspector general did not look into the investment in solyndra and conclude that the administration had steered money to friends and family. that did not happen. that is a lie. he says something was concluded by an inspector general that was never concluded by an inspector general. it's not true. that seems important given he's running for president. don't you think the can dapt telling a big, blatant lie in the middle of the news sickle deserves a little follow up? yes, it does deserve follow up, and it got some. praise be. this is great news about the news. since my plaintiff cry here on thursday night, news organizations have actually been fact checking mitt romney's statement and calling it what it was. they're calling it a lie. there was this from the associated press on friday. romney misses mark on solyndra friends and family claim. quote, he didn't get the story completely straight when he accused the a

committee, then, leadership on steering committee we he tried to put best people in place, to get the job done. >> what did jean think of your zbloub. >> as a matter of fact jean is retightered from teaching very supportive my district changed she -- she goes knows all about it, i will just politics, do you the golf outings she goes out to all the districts, you i run from very far we were as you beneficiary to mississippi river she will do that v.p. of republican organization my home county one of the smallest counties in the state, they have two -- 20 -- 00 some woman this that organization viable thing she is garden club so i don't think she sis ever ready to come back to washington we don't live in washington we live in illinois. >> what city do you live. >> a town called plano illinois 60 miles west of chicago. >> how would are three boys. >> i have two boys one is 26, i believe the other is 29. >> just two children. >> two children. >> what do they do. >> one is going on final year of law school north western this year -- finally i hope gets a job. >> and, my other son, works he

[applause] i want to welcome not only them, but all of the steering committee, and the host committee members who are here today. please identify yourself. [applause] the bridge and the city of san francisco have a special connection. cynically, physically, and culturally. we have been so honored to have the city as an organizing partner for the 75th anniversary with a fabulous leadership of mayor at the and the super support of the special events director martha colon, as well as all of the city departments. ladies and gentlemen, please help me in giving a warm welcome to the mayor who bridges us all, mayor ed lee. [applause] >> thank you very much for that wonderful welcome. thank you, everyone, for coming. we are glad you are so boring. that is wonderful. -- so orange. thank you for joining all of us. so glad to be here with our board of supervisors, police chief, fire chief, so many of our other department directors. a wonderful occasion to celebrate the 75th anniversary of this iconic symbol and a bridge for so many other reasons, not just transportation. in fact, when i was cour

your best bet -- to steer clear of the construction and take the fort mchenry tunnel. the road work should be finished by october. >>> damage control. we're learning about the drastic steps the u.s. government took after an army private handed over information to wiki leaks. we talk with the maryland congressman who's calling for change. >> bradley manning stands accused of providing thousands of documents to the whistle-blowing website wiki leaks. he should not have had access to sensitive information in the first place. there may be bigger fish to fry as intelligence committees try to plug what is not shaping up as a leak but a break in the dam. >> why do we have a serious problem? >> reporter: in a joint news conference, denounces leaks from within the cia and the department of justice related to drone strikes and computer virus attacks on iran. >> our allies would not want to work with us anymore if they see information gets out to the public. >> reporter: speculation that the obama administration leaked info to make the president look good is being dismissed. may

don, take it away. >> thank you. >>> a little steering of your own, here is sharon. >> you have to steer around some problems. we have a long list of them including debris on 97 northbound at benfield boulevard. tire treads in the road. a new accident at falls prop way. another in the city south robin son. one in hempstead 482 at route 30. another accident in belcamp near route 7. 152 near 95. on the beltway, speeds are down to the mid-30s on the west side. delays there. there is the average speeds on 95. southbound lanes are slow as well between white marsh and fort mchenry tunnel. there is a live look at 152 at 95. that is where we have a report of one of our accidents. there is another look outside. that is 295 southbound at 195. it's looking better than it was about 15 minutes ago. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. they have your car. now is the time to make the jump. marty and don, back to you. >> this morning's coffee is with david hasselhoff. satellite interview is by lean pockets. >> the hoff, welcome to the eyewitness news morning edition. >> welcome b

. >> remembering 23, i was all engineman no steering. i have the wheels but no steering. it is marcus true -- it is true, when you are young you are likely to listen to the nay-sayers. about what kind of job he should get and how you should look. those are people that are not particularly happy with how they behaved. you have to listen to that interior voice. open yourself up to the fact that experience is going to teach you year after year and decade after decade, i've very badly wanted to write a newspaper column when i was 21 years old. you are a really good writer, but you have not live long enough to be qualified to live out loud. if i had written a column when i was 21, i would be apologizing for it today. especially when you write a book like this looking back on your life, there is such a depth of understanding that you acquire under -- over time with the help of the people that love you, that is how you get back to what you think and believe. tavis: i am trying to juxtapose the notion of young people knowing not much of anything or nothing at all with not foreclo

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what about the steering wheel. should not be used while driving. couple of you.nation, the globe that says not to be used for navigation. i think the globe is the winner and that means kelly watson from texas is the winner. she gets a thousand bucks. [ applause ] >> second goes to dave warner from milwaukee. he gets $500. now, your questions for my guest bob jones and drew curtis and paul who catches fraud on tape. first from my facebook page, they say what would it take to make these people that file lawsuits to pay the legal fees of the defendant, maybe even a fine to the courts. >> good question. that is called a loser pay system. it probably would take a law that cancelled contributions for trial lawyers. they give so much money. >> john: they win in politics. >> and actually the people who support bringing loser pay is afraid to support it because it makes them a target of all the money the trial lawyers will bring into their races to defeated them. >> john: we're going to talk about that more in a moment. >> my question is for you john. i was wondering abou

if it will form and the reason endowment is courageous steered in luxembourg that raises funds for all the operations and activities of the organization and then i will rephrase my question as co-chairs you and mr quest the esky have to report to the endowment in its trustees about how that money is used there must have been considerable sums committed in the past five years is it worth it be the flu or beyond any doubt we are happy with the luxembourg forum we held at fourteen meetings over the past five years hosted by practically every major capital in the world where crucial decisions are made of the top. washington moscow london paris and now we've made it to berlin but it is the big deal if there is that so you're saying the form is worth its salt at the same time here is your recent quote the world has become much more tense and much more unsafe than it was a year ago we've even closer to breaking point in global security what makes you say that would you consider yourself a pessimist or a just well informed. related should you well know what though it is a let me put it blaine

. >> it's a very aggressive fire and we're basically trying to tlp steer it right now. we're not really actively engaging the fire, we're trying to help steer it away from the communities and the homes. >> reporter: the 450 firefighters here have done their jobs. no homes have been lost, but the fire is unpredictable. >> the fire right now is very tricky. .t's trying to run a couple of different directions and mother nature's not really helping us right now. usreporter: over half the >>tion's inventory of firefighting aircraft is combating the eight wildfires burning across colorado and more olor has just arrived. the air force has deployed four c-130 cargo planes to drop fire retardant to help contain the fire. >> the way the fire's growing and the actual area, the miles that it's taking up, we need a lot of resources. >> reporter: scott, there's a cloud of smoke behind me. i would guess about two miles away that represents the front away that repr it rises several thousand feet and feet air. and as the people around here must wonit they must wonder how long it's going

and in essence gave state leadership hands on a steering wheel or at least ability to put their foot on a brake. and i think that was a key element of creating confidence that the facility, that the facility could be operated safely and that they could assure its citizens that, indeed, it would be operated safely. >> so instead of my way or the highway, federal government calling the shots, you've got the state in the car? >> yep. >> one of the front seats of the car. >> that's correct. >> and with the ability to put a foot on the brake. almost like in driver's ed when i was in high school, you'd have the student driver on one side and the instructor on the other side, both with a steering wheel and the pedals and everything. so -- >> right. and i believe the next panel others are likely to comment on the value of this. it does mean that whatever new entity is created by amendment to the policy act that it will be very important that it have the authority to negotiate and enter into these sorts of agreements on behalf of the federal government. another key thing that was done was tha

at about the same time captain bainbridge himself is injured, but he stays in command, and to steer "constitution," they formed a human chain to relay the orders from the quarter deck where the captain and the shattered wheel was down below to men pulling on the ropes to adjust the ship's tiller, so it was amazing that they were able to continue to steer constitution that way, but they did, and if you take a close look, we have a wonderful battle diagram here. we keep it behind doors so that the light doesn't fade it because it's 200 years old, but this was from a sailor who served on "constitution," and he was injured in the battle but this wonderful diagram was found in his attic in marblehead. so you can follow "java" is in red and "constitution" is in blues, and it follows the track as the ships are firing broadside to broadside, broadside to broadside, and then in the third position you see "java" there, the red ship crossing "constitution's" stern, when the wheels was firing away. then the two ships come together again, split apart, and in this meeting "java" loses her foremast,

so they're going to clear steer of the state. >> i agree with hogan in a sense.wasserman schultz was on the ground. they're nervous there could be a loss. they don't want him directly associated. i don't think this is a referendum on the president at all. i think this is has been a very wisconsin focused election about collective bargaining rights. about what's going on on the ground in washington. i don't think it's been a national referendum on the president's policies at all. >> i agree with that, krystal. i might have misspoke. the republicans will try to turn this into a referendum and point out -- >> well, that's certainly true. another thing is it's not just the governor's race. there's also four state senate seats being recalled. it would be a consolation prize if they're not able to take out scott walker. but there's still a good chance here. again, it depends on turnout. the absentee voting has been very strong and brisk. the bigger the turnout, the greater chance they have for winning. >> let's talk about november. wisconsin has gone for democrats in e