one is from teddy roosevelt's great-grandson. he works for barclays capital and he is in charge of their clean technology group. he wrote in saying that conservative environmentalists is not an oxymoron. the record of my great grandfather and richard nixon showed that the gop is also the green old party. reconnecting with these routes is crucial -- these roots is crucial. the other quote says, everyone on the planet depends on data for their survival and prosperity. -- depends on nature for their survival and prosperity. we should be able to find common ground on issues so fundamental to our well-being. with that, i want to conclude today's session. we have a couple of minutes for questions. are there any questions from the floor? >> there is a lot of talk about the public meeting to be involved. i think we are seeing that on things like chemicals. my question is, what is the threshold? how much public outcry to you need to make these changes? what is the bar, or is in their 1? >> the question is, what is the threshold of public

it tells the story of teddy roosevelt try to battle new york. he does a great job of the historian and the story teller. richard grew up in new york when he saw mickey mantle play in the world series, played illegal blackjack, and was mugged seven times. [laughter] over the years, his travels have taken him to cairo where he worked for a time as a card shark and claimed he specialized? ripping off the members of a royal family that shall rename main nameless. educate at university of michigan and the school of jowmplism. he lived in new york with his wife and family where he 0 -- besides book he has written for "the new york times," times, vice, harbors, "sports illustrated" and village voice among many others. ladies and gentlemen, lock up your daughters and keep a firm hand upon your wallets. i present to you richard zachs. [applause] [applause] [inaudible] can you guys hear me? is it coming through? because kevin was so nice this that introduction, i won't tell the story of some of the nights we have shared. [laughter] [laughter] okay. a lot

and reverend parker, i'm going get to teddy roosevelt. i prompts all right he pull bullies his way on the stage. keep him to the side for a few more more thans. reverend parkers was started reform movement that lead to teddy roosevelt. he was a french circus, and the women performed nude high kicking and also a game of nude leap frog. they are a detective who was asked in court what his role was in the part of the investigation. and he replied, i was the frog. [laughter] the third main brothel district was tenderloin which stretched from 23rd and 46th street. engulfing two-block path. high energy, goty, dance houses, bribe taking police captain alexander williams said he had been living on rump steak until 8 transfer there. host excited to taste tenderer loin. that name tough for half a century. they have dance halls. steven crane was a hot new yorker. and william raldolf hurst who was the hot new newspaper man vied hired to write a piece discuss the tender lyon with an old-timer who told him, always somebody blowing champagne for the hou

. >> was that in the company, the era of teddy roosevelt and his lament over the overcivilized men in the famous speech he gave? >> right in the strenuous life. in that period, 19th century turning into the 20th century as roosevelt's roughriders were going up san juan hill and pursuing the spanish american war there's an effort to buff jesus up essentially, emphasize his scenes where he kicks the money changers out of the temple or where he's a carpenter and he's buff and got strong muscles and that sort of thing and that was an effort to bring men back in the churches, there were very few at that time and there was an effort to attract them. >> we won't try to summarize the various permutations of the image of jesus in your book, but one of the funnier aspects of it is your portrayal or your backgrounding of the laughing jesus. correct? >> yes. >> what was that? >> well,, you know, i think this is where the friendly mr. rogers jesus sort of ends up is the jesus who laughs. >> who produced the laughing jesus? >> well, there was a couple efforts to do it. there was a fellow called hub

next, documentary filmmaker ken burns takes on teddy roosevelt kind of.ay have heard of the presidential race that takes place at the home baseball games. all from mt. rushmore hold a race during every game. the hero of san juan hill, the winner of the nobel peace price teddy roosevelt has yet to finish first in any of the races. well, here is ken burns and teddy's high profile supporter in the senate. >> appropriately george washington won the first presidents race on july 21st, 2006. by the end of that series, tom and abe had also tasted victory. teddy, meanwhile, had already suffered a pulled hamstring and been disqualified for illegal use of a golf cart. there were hopes the streak might die on teddy roosevelt bobble head night. it did not. >> i'm often consoled in times after i see my beloved t.r. finish last, i'm reminded of his immortal words, credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood. his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat. go teddy

otherwise, 66 moving well up from manassas to the beltway and the beltway to the teddy roosevelt bridge>> 6:44, 72 degrees. >> "good morning >> news around the region now. a falls church man known for trying to save a man's life the night of the derecho has now been arrested, reportedly for soliciting sex from a 12-year- old girl he met online. the girl's family members said that he pointed a gun at them. police found a loaded gun handcuffs, and condoms in his car. he had performed cpr on a man who came in contact with a power line. firefighters are struggling to contain a huge wildfire a popular california park. hundreds of campers were forced to leave the national forest after a fire broke out sunday afternoon. the flames have borne more than -- burned more than 3,600 acres. no word on what sparked it. >> "good morning america" anchor robin roberts tweeted sunday, "heart aches too much to write about momma yet. being sunday her favorite day, my family and i thank you for your prayers and support." she has left her gma team for a medical leave for a bone marrow transplant. her sister w

elrich in alaska so far on 66 royal all the way to continuing tod the teddy roosevelt bridge. everything looks good so far on 66. back to you. >> thank you. coming up, an update on a local student struck by a police cruiser. >> montgomery county try to piece crash ina deadly gaithersburg last night. collided around 8:00 on t seneca. one woman died and several others injured. of a highway was closed while police investigated. counselors will be at watkins mill high school today to help with a serious accident involving a classmate. 15-year-old jenaya richards was e cruiser while to cross the road. responding to a after aat broke out football game. >> of maryland task force is considering whether laws should regarding people with illness in their access firearms. the task force was established in june. it will hold its second reading today. the panel is looking into laws policies related to law t officers access to records.alth >> for travelers to the east of d.c., a dec replacement project today on the westbound 301 in bridge over maryland. e celebrand significant delays. singl

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achieve energy independence he wants to drill on federal lands, overturning the policies that teddy roosevelt put in place 100 years ago. i don't think that is going to happen. >> we all agree on one thing. both of the candidates are offe >> that's right >>> issue two. meet the vice president. >> everyone who feels stuck in the obama economy is right to focus on the here and now and i hope you understand this too. if you are feeling left out or passed by, you have not failed. your leaders have failed you. none of us should have to settle for the best this administration offers, a dull, adventureless journey from one entitlement to the next. a government planned life, a country where everything is free but us. it is the exact opposite of everything i learned growing up in wisconsin or a college in ohio. [ applause ] now when i was waiting tables, washing dishes or mowing lawns for money, i never thought of myself as stuck in some station in life. i was on my own path, my own journey, an american journey, where i could think for myself, decide for myself, define happiness for myself. that is wh

one is from teddy roosevelt's great grandson. he is currently a managing director at barclay's capital. he's in charge of their clean technology group. he's pushing for clean energy and clean technologies. he wrote saying that conservative environmentalist is not an oxy moron. my the records of my great grandfather and richard nixon show that the g.o.p. is also the green old party. reconnecting with these roots is necessary not only to honor our covenant with future generation bus for our relevance as a political future. the other was mark tersi fwmbings of the nature conservancy he wrote, everyone on the planet depends on nature, the environment, for their survival and prosperity. we have a strong tradition in america of bipartisan support for conservation issues. we should be able to find ample common ground on issues so fundamental. with that, i want to conclude with that, i want to conclude today's

you would make sure that it was safe. 100 years ago, teddy roosevelt was president, and your pipes were brand new. now, our infrastructure is old. 100, 200 years old. it's not been upgraded or fixed or replaced, sometimes, ever. man: if these systems are not maintained, sooner or later they're going to fail. they all have a life expectancy. if you don't maintain them and constantly check them and then do what's necessary to rehabilitate or repair, you're going to have a big problem. and they're going to collapse. they're going to fail. and all of a sudden, the water, or the sewage that normally goes through them, will not have any place to go. it'll back up into homes, it'll back up onto the street. it's normally out of sight, out of mind. once it comes to the surface, it's a whole 'nother animal. melosi: you're talking about system-wide problems that would take tremendous human resources to correct. this is true with drinking water, as well as wastewater. man: first, our top story. thousands of people are without water tonight. woman: a flash flood of the manmade kind. apparently, a 12

i like these two: teddy roosevelt said, courtesy is as much a mark for a gentleman as courage. charles eastman, who helped found the boy scouts of america, said, "to have a friend, and to be true under any and all trials, is the mark of a man." there's no question that each of us will leave a mark, and it may not even be the one we think were leaving. i'm lou heckler. >> susie: that's nightly business report for friday, september 14. have a great weekend everyone, and thanks for watching. we'll see you online at: www.nbr.com and back here monday night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> join us anytime at nbr.com. there, you'll find full episodes of the program, complete show transcripts and all the market stats. also follows us on our facebook page at bizrpt. and on twitter @bizrpt. vo:geico, committed to providing service to its auto insurance customers for over 70 years. more information on auto insurance at geico.com or 1-800-947-auto any time of the day or night.

not bad at the teddy roosevelt bridge. coming out of manassas, we are seeing volume delays. as you continue through centreville and to vienna, that is. in maryland, to from call earlier accidents on the north side. if you are traveling on route 5, will slow on branch nearue northbound bet allentown road, earlier crash is on the side of the road. back to you. >> thank you. 6:42, 64 degrees. we will go to adam caskey when at cox farms. >> and there's a new type >> the latest on the colorado movie theater shooting. of the documents filed in court will be released. to released public's e has ordered the release with some exceptions by 10:00 a.m. eastern time. prosecutors and defense asked the justices of the documents to protect the investigation and the suspect's right to a fair trial. james holmes faces 152 charges including 12 murder charges. tie" is chelsea handler. today at 4:00 they will talk about family, friends, and sex. it is 6:45. many people enjoy having alcohol with pizza. >> a ballston pizza parlor is serving its with alcohol in toppings. the -- a boston pizza parl

way to the beltway and continuing to the teddy roosevelt bridge, nothing. , all lanes are open. moving without the letter from morning, this especially in the southbound direction. are not seeing any into ations heading germantown and continuing to the spur. k at democracyloo boulevard. no delays or incidents or the of your monday morning drive. that's the latest. >> we are looking at 57 degrees. a children's dance class which include gold dancing, coming up. and a harry potter star could your computer to crash. and a harry potter star could your computer to crash. be sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, x: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering just you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching baband d crowd cheeringng and i found myself in the middle of this paradeeet, x: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering honoring america's troops. sfx: sounds of marching baband d crowd cheeringng which is actualllly in tquite fitting becauseadeeet, x: sounds of marching band and crowd cheerin

and goshing washington, abe lincoln, teddy roosevelt. mes they've run, teddy never won. and senator john mccain has been outspoken so i asked him to weigh in. >> anti-teddy, anti-bull moose. anti-great white fleet. everything the man in the arena is clearly a discrimry action no place today. >> and jay carney calls it's an outrage and that the president agrees with senator mccain. and some from the obama campaign has caused a stir on social media. the design featured a logo where the stars normally go and painted stripes. and we have asked your thoughts about this and we have received a lot of comments, arrogant and disgracement. dylan, says how is it insulting. if it was way more accurate i'd be insulted, but what campaigns don't take stylistic cues from our flag and michael sa

. >> timeless advice from teddy roosevelt. speak softly and carry a big stick. end of quote. president has a big stick. >> dana: i laugh about that every day. >> greg: i don't get it. could you explain it to me? >> dana: no. you have to figure it out on your own. >> andrea: that might be the most effective line to reach out to single women. >> dana: one of my favorite days in politics. >> bob: anyway. >> dana: i am looking forward to it. it will be good. >> bob: i think he will essentially be introducing the president. joe when he is on script, i would suspect he will be kept on script, but somebody said cal thomas my partner, column said that biden is the clint eastwood of the democratic national convention. i don't think it is going to be like that. it stays on point. make a good case. blue collar case. right guy to be introduced. >> eric: i wonder if he will introduce new policy by accident? remember when he said -- >> dana: release it here. >> eric: same-sex marriage. the next day he had to come out and say i'm in favor of same-sex marriage. >> bob: he has had policies. >

looking out across the teddy roosevelt bridge into the city, blue skies and justice scattering of cloudiness. the skies will clear out tonight and it will get chilly. 43 in frederick in gaithersburg 54 in the nation's capital, 60 in annapolis. what is going to happen for the nighttim hours, the numbers will drop, but it will be three or four degrees milder than last night. 77 in frederick 76 in fredericksburg 72 in lexington park. we will slowly drop into the mid-60's and cool overnight, 52- 59. we will take care of the weather for you for the last full day of summer in of the minutes in the studio. >> a death connected to a medical spot in maryland is prompting state health officials now to take action. the first person got an infection after having liposuction at a medspa in timonium. >> cosmetic surgery centers in maryland should be licensed. currently they are not because the idea is doctors performing these procedures already have a license. monarch medspa in timonium shutdown after three people suffered from infection from a bacteria and one of them died. these women are shocked about

well two things the bully pulpit you know that is i think it was teddy roosevelt said it was the presidency so it just you couldn't regulate you could stand up there and tell you we need to do this in fact j.f.k. famously said you know what we need to be on the moon ten years and america fell behind it and i think the next president you know or even this president should be out there saying we need to rebuild american manufacturing the first thing you can do is try to buy things that are good for economy now one of the things i point out in my book which is though is that times have changed things are made many countries so we need the country of origin labels to get percentages of content by country not not just you know made this place or that place but the other thing is that when you buy imports some countries buy a lot from us what builds our export market so for example korea seventy percent but china is twenty five percent so if you buy a thousand dollar television from china only two hundred fifty dollars coming back if you buy korea seven hundred eighty dollars coming back and that

it is the president of the united states sitting alone with his laptop in a room where teddy rooseveltat or lincoln sat or taft sat -- we all know taft ate with his hands. what was our president doing? donating to his own presidential campaign. >> i want to make sure folks know i am not just talking the talk, i am walking the talk. the united states of america and my occupation is president. [laughter] birthplace -- 1>> i think he is someone who built his own niche of putting satire to politics. i know a lot of times my youtube videos will be on "the daily show." i think that is incredible. if they are on cnn or fox, they're going to one audience, but when they're on his show, it is at least getting out there to a completely different audience. >> what is the longest time you ever spent looking for clips? >> i do not know. there was a clip of newt gingrich supporting an individual mandate with hillary clinton. i knew when i started out, i knew he had supported one. i spent a long time looking for that clip. maybe a few hours. i stumble upon clips. i will look for them and find them in

of course teddy roosevelt, a new yorker played a key role in that war as well. it is important to recognize of course there's a lot of jingoism. here you have this industrial, financial, gun nation in the united states flexing its muscles. new york is perhaps the most muscular part of this country and we need to expand overseas, takeover colonies and markets that we deserved. and yet, there is also again a sense of unity around that. they are dissenting voices in new york from both sides. you have, for example on the left daniel de leon of the socialist labour party, one of the most important marxists in this. he denounces the spanish-american war and then against the filipino rebels in the philippines has succeeded in 1899. these are wars started by our expansionist capitalists. on the other hand, in other new york old, coral shirts who was himself a german immigrant from a liberal from the german revolution of 1848 who came over and became a republic can come antislavery this was certainly a liberal in the early stages of his public career in america. by the 1

threatened our economy and our way of life, the american people came together, under the leadership of teddy roosevelt and other progressives to bring our nation back from the brink. we started to take children out of factories and put them in schools. we began to give meaning to the word consumer protections by making food and medicines safe. and we gave the little guys a better chance to compete, by presenting the big guys from rigging the markets. we turned adversity into progress because that's what we do. americans are fighters. we're tough, resourceful and creative. and if we have the chance to fight on a level playing field, where everyone pays a fair share and everyone has a real shot, then no one, no one can stop us. president obama gets it, because he's spent his life fighting for the middle class. and now, he's fighting the level playing field. doesn't grow from the top down but from the middle class out and the bottom up. that's how we create jobs. and reduce the debt. and mitt romney, he wants to give tax cuts to millionaires and billionaires, but for middle class families who are hanging

sieve ways threatened our economy, the american people came together under the leadership of teddy roosevelt and other progressives to bring our nation back from the brink. we started to take children out of factories and put them in schools. we began to give meaning to the word consumer protection. by making food and medicine safe. we gave the little guy the better chance by preventing the big guy from rigging the market. we turned adversity in to progress because that's what we do. [ applause ] americans are fighters. we're tough, resourceful and creative. and if we have the chance to fight on a level playing field where everyone pays a fair share and everyone has a real shot, then no one -- no one can stop us. [ applause ] president obama gets it because he spent his life fighting for the middle class. and now he's fighting to level that playing field. because we know the economy doesn't grow from the top down but from the middle class out and the bottom up, that's how we decree tate jobs and reduce the debt. [ applause ] and mitt romney wants to give tax cuts to millionaires and billiona

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and i also greatly admire, you know, franklin roosevelt, teddie-- teddy roosevelt, greatly admire lincoln. >> i hope we can consider this as we follow the campaign. governor o'malley from maryland, back in a moment, stay with us. we continue in charlotte with the mayor of los angeles antonio villaraigosa, the chairman of the democratic national convention and co-chair of president obama's re-election campaign. i'm pleased to have him on this program again. >> it's great to be on the show with you, again. so if the republicans felt that their mission was to define mitt romney, and somehow give the story of why people who voted for president obama in 2008 should vote now for governor romney if that was their mission, what is the democrat's mission? >> i think our mission is to tell the story that we're better off today than when president obama was elected. we're better off because as you remember, we lost 800,000 jobs the month before he got sworn in. they lost 3.5 million jobs, six months going into that. he's had 29 consecutive months of a growing private sector job creation, about four