. >> four bridge inspectors teetering high above a river. >> just dangling there. wasn't sure what they were doing. if they would figure out how to get us. were we hopeless? >>> and fishermen caught in the perfect storm. >> they're pitting themselves against mother nature. mother nature wins sometimes. >>> a massive wave washes the captain and the crewmen into the frigid water. >> there were about three others that came through just boom, boom, boom. we're sitting up there going what are we going to do next? >>> yes, i have an emergency at the green point bridge construction site. >> what's wrong? >>> a crane arm snaps, leaving three people dangling underneath the danes point bridge nearly 150 feet above the st. john's river in jacksonville, florida. when fire division chief randy napoli arrives just minutes later, he knows he has his work cut out for him. >> i could see that arm hanging straight down with the basket on the end. and i feared we could lose the entire arm with all three individuals on it. if the boom hit the water from over 100 feet, it would not hav

when you teeter, you want someone in command who knows what he is i do, says clearly what he is doingl these other things are a distraction. neil: that is amazing his personal appeal that a president sheparding this economy. >> right, that is what i'm saying, he is saying he is a liklikeable guy. neil: so he should say he is an sob and evil. >> no, but he came from idealogical roots, make a big shift, come out fighting and use the debates for that. neil: thank you very much. a man who never had to beat any low expectations, they are already high and went higher we asked over 3,000 doctors to review 5-hour energy and what they said is amazing. over 73 percent who reviewed 5-hour energy said they would recommend a low calorie energy supplement to their healthy patients who use energy supplements. seventy-three percent. 5-hour energy has four calories and it's used over nine million times a week. is 5-hour energy right for you? ask your doctor. we already asked 3,000. >> if people think they are better off, i would say take a look at numbers with median household income, down every year

when you teeter, you want someone in command who knows what he is i do, says clearly what he is doingd all these other things are a distraction. neil: that is amazing his personal appeal that a president sheparding this economy. >> right, that is what i'm saying, he is saying he is a liklikeable guy. neil: so he should say he is an sob and evil. >> no, but he came from idealogical roots, make a big shift, come out fighting and use the debates for that. neil: thank you very much. a man who never had to beat any low expectations, they are already high and went higher. more after this. [ engine revving ] ♪ [ male announcer ] every car we build must make adrenaline pump and pulses quicken. ♪ to help you n just to stay ale... but feel alive. the new c class is no exception. it's a mercedes-benz through and through. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. why let erectile dysfunion get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest

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but in this area, our partners like virginia imports, making sure we get into giant food and harris teeternd people going out there and getting them. again, it's that community that has supported us, that has allowed us to get in about 2,000 stores nationwide. i tell everybody and it says it in the article, if you think that you are not in business as the c.e.o. of your brand, you're fooling yourself. >> you've managed to make that work. like i said at a time when the music business has taken a lot of hits. where do you see marcus johnson headed at this point? you have the wines. you've got the cds, the music. sooner or later you've got to want to sit back for a minute. >> then you have the lounges and the hotels. i don't know what rest is. like i said -- i smiled when i read the post because my dad taught me how to win by being a hustler. it's a testament to having a great father, great step parents, great mother and great friends. great inspirations like you. >> reporter: get out of here. we should note there's going to abnew johnson on the face of the earth pretty soon. you have an anno

vice president fung: okay, there was no directors teetering or appeal? >> not in this case.vice president fung: okay, thank you. i'm willing to float a motion if you are willing to hear it. i am prepared to uphold the department of streets and mapping on their permit, with two conditions. one is that they procure a building permit with any required modifications for exit paying for ada purposes, as required by the building department, and secondly that the installers of the gate, in this case the permit holder, supply keys to every unit in both buildings within one week. do you have a procedural question? president hwang: ok. >> if the date or to remain closed and locked, i would like a call box at the sidewalks of my drivers can call up to the apartment and open up so they can pick me up to the handicapped access in the building. vice president fung: mr. duffy, you have questions, comments? >> sorry about complicating things. the moving back of 3 feet of the gate could create the level landing issue, because i believe that slopes down towards the street -- from the street t

a wrecked car teetering on the edge of this backyard pool. this scene was deja vu for the homeowner. when he heard a loud boom last night, he knew exactly what it was. he says this has happened eight different times over the past ten years, despite signs warning drivers to slow down. >> what you have in place right now is insufficient. accidents are continuing. >> reporter: several of his neighbors have also had cars end up in their yards. leon goheen thinks the city of fremont should install guardrails along this section of sidewalk. >> any cars that come over the curve would hit the guardrail and not enter our property. lives would be saved. >> reporter: but sidewalk barriers would do more harm than good, they say, causing more injuries to drivers. police tell me the driver was likely racing. one witness put him at 80 miles an hour before the crash. the city said it can't necessarily account for that kind of reckless driving. fremont police tell me the driver from last night's accident has life-threatening injuries. meantime, goheen is plan

he started on the 84th floor of the abseils screw scraper and teetered down to the 20th floor. he said his training with the royal marines gave him the confidence to do this stunt but he says he will never do it again. >>> isaac moves on but the recovery is just beginning on the gulf coast. we'll have the latest on the storm's aftermath. howard has full details on our forecast. >>> jc, isaac may not be a storm any more in the tropical sense but the remnants will be plaguing us for the next few days. we'll let you know what that means. we go to break with a look at the allergy update. the tree pollen is up but it's tough on the weeds and mold. they're in the high category. grass is moderate. the full forecast coming up when 9news now returns. >>> a wildfire cut short the labor day weekend for thousands of tourists in california's angel's national forest. they were forced to evacuate when a fire broke out near a campground and grew quickly to 3600 acres. this is time lapsed video of the smoke and flames. crews are fighting the fire on the ground and from the air and the cause of

easing has driven stocks up & up, but economies around the world are losing their fire and still teeter on another recession. let's talk today with our trader, john brady, he's with rj o'brien. john, let me ask you about the gold sell-off. are you worried about that at all? > > the gold sell-off has been very very modest, so we're not actually worried about it. technically, from the longer- term perspective, fundamentally and technically, gold probably has a little bit of upside. in fact, last year's high of $1,830 an ounce, the yellow shiny metal has been below that level ever since august of last year. however, if gold peaks above $1,800 an ounce, we expect to see a new round of buying come in, as once again fiat currencies globally are called into question. > > what are the overall influences? a lot of people continue to look overseas, and not just europe. > > no, that's right, there's much going on. first of all, we certainly have a lot going on in the geopolitical world. the united states embassy is under siege in the middle east. but more importantly, you have china and japan beco

a small unit and possibly lose one and honestly the project sponsor with all the opposition was teetering on this whole new ledge slaix reducing down to 9 units, this is very close right now, so i am sensitive to your concerns, i'm afraid to show the drawing i broukt of the original proposal which went -- addressed the idea -- not the idea, the seating, this does not have a rear yard, i'm creating a dark pit of a deck here for open space, and i started out seeking a rear yard modification variance that stepped the building down and filled that space in and left it as a side yard but that would involve a whole variance, the neighbors could appeal it, we already went down that route and that's something that changed the plans in response to the neighbors. and it was sort of a preventive attempt to address that concern. so, i don't know. i do have a screen at the street that was also in response o -- to the noise from the deck, it's 8 feet high, maybe that becomes more semi-solid, which from the street at least would create that stepping. the other thing is, the photos, if you look at the ot

there the biggest success has come in the last six getting shit winning the men's hundred meters teetered six title alexi lalas into gold in the four hundred meter to the team category a long jump and a cold. one the forty six title while in the pool. won the men's s. twelve hundred meter butterfly and silver this the fourth gold russia has won in swimming at these games while the country has won twelve overall meanwhile oscar pistorius has apologized for his comments after losing his t forty four two hundred meter title the south african claimed the artificial legs worn by the winner in all of the area one from brazil were too long the story is now says he at least regrets the timing of his remarks. i'm fine leaving u.k. shell heise hockey season begins tomorrow the locker motive jaroslav will participate for the first time since the plane crash which killed the entire team a year ago to commemorate the play's lives and to support their families and in chelsea the stars of getting malkin and media coverage to lead two teams in a charity match with more his arch and corey ants. on septemb

so in a way it's kind of a teeter totter back and forth. a negotiation. and that negotiation is what is important. of how we then decide on where we are going to go. with which identity. i still see racism. >> on this campus? >> yes. >> how do you react to that? do you as a student do you experience that? >> i feel like the racism on this campus isn't as blatant as it used to be. it's more constitutional. i mean, it's just become so part of our society that we don't even notice when we are being racist or discriminating. even jokes i hear on campus is between asians or african americans or caucasians. yeah it's funny but to someone else it could be very hurtful. no one wants to speak up because you don't want to be that person that was discriminating. that was racist. you don't want to be that person to point that finger. i think as a young person, i think the way we are dealing with that identity is bay taking the negative terms and turning it into a joke. and sweeping it under the carpet. i really do think that is what we are doing in my generation. and

a small unit and possibly lose one and honestly the project sponsor with all the opposition was teetering on this whole new ledge slaix reducing down to 9 units, this is very close right now, so i am sensitive to your concerns, i'm afraid to show the drawing i broukt of the original proposal which went -- addressed the idea -- not the idea, the seating, this does not have a

egypt would have to be somewhat delusionary let's take on the economy forty four percent of egyptians teeter between extreme poverty and near poverty near poverty meaning that they can barely survive in a situation like this you need to be focusing on developments you need to be looking at the basic infrastructure of the country that is falling apart as opposed to follow the exact same economic model that was used by hosni mubarak for thirty years and has inherited egypt all sorts of foreign policy allegiances to other countries compromise on the sovereignty on the independence independence of the country economically and politically more see again perhaps might be will intended but in reality it is failing to strike that sort of balance where he is going to approach not just the united states not just the i.m.f. not just the qatar is and the saudis but to reach out to a variety of investors and every actively konami models that will finally free egypt from that bond that have lasted for decades under mubarak and also under other words said that during the seventy's briefly if your character

demand for dollars and how do you square that circle john because as long as the situation is a teetering on the extinction they'll be a demand for dollars to on why the derivatives contracts that are causing the problem yes part of what is keeping dollars as strong now is that debt in dollar terms creates a demand for dollars like you said so people are out there trying to find dollars and borrowing in order to pay off their existing debts but that's one of those things that can keep the game going for a while longer but won't save the dollar in the end because once people lose confidence in a currency the change happens very fast you know historically you know you see a system going on and going on and going to just falling apart you know why more germany was like two years it's still a hyperinflation that we we remember to this day and yet it was over in the blink of an eye just because people lost confidence in that currency and the same thing will happen to the dollar eventually if this history is any guide but. there they do have tools and there is a system that's which kind of tend

stuart: this report said that the fund from which this ability is drawn is teetering on -- [talking over stuart: teetering on financial bankruptcy. >> led his major concern that if we are shelling out this much, 90%, we are not looking at these hearings. being held on many of these. are people who are deserving of this get it? charles: a lot of people have legitimate illnesses and have to be out of work for a couple years who legitimately have to wait while young able bali -- focusing on men out there getting these checks is an atrocity. stuart: that is what mitt romney was talking about. this leaked tape that came to light last night. charles: his delivery was bad. [talking over each other] stuart: running for the new york times these days. charles: trying to be honest. >> we were chatting about this. stuart: the senate report on social security is exactly what mitt romney was trying to convey in that leaked video that is making headlines. listen to this. >> 47% of people who live in who leave it to believe the government has a responsibility and believe they are entitled to health care

said it found social security disability insurance and supplemental insurance company program are teeteringn financial bankruptcy. the agency added 5.9 million americans to the roles since january 2009. and 10.6 million people were receiving 128 billion in disability payments. he shuttings benefits may be going to people who aren't suppose to do get them saying the purpose of the program are saying all americans have a safety net. it should remember this law means being unable to work any job in the national economy. social security administration weapon told foxnews.com quote we share the subcommittee's concern a small amount of judges have failed the expectation. he has made substantial progress since most of it is decided. i don't know if they get a gold star for that but they are working. >> the key word being able to work any job in this economy. >>> an out of control motorcycle slams into a pole and bursts into flames. how did the driver manage to walk away from that? >> can you figure out what our word of the day is? >> that's an easy one. >> stick around for the answer. >> one minut

the cost of the fraud, millions in taxpayer dollars, for a program that's already teetering on bankruptcynow, one judge alone, judge howard o'brian in oklahoma city, approved 90% of the more than 5400 cases he saw from 2007 and 2009, by himself, he awarded more than $1.6 billion in benefits. amazing; right? now, buried in the report is a slip shot work allowing taxpayer dollars to slip through government hands like the virginia applicant who claims lower back pain is the reason he needs disability. he got it. a physical therapist found he didn't exhibit the symptoms of the chronic lower back pain. he also took an hour long nap preventing his working an eight hour day. i'm not kidding. there's the case of the oklahoma applicant who claimed he had chronic knee pain, shoulder pain, coronary artery disease, and obesity. in the brief hearing, he was asked no medical questions, and the attorney on the case told the judge more than once he was unsure there was any medical evidence to qualify for a disability, but the applicant got it anyway. the report also found the disability program is growin

leon gohene -- a wrecked car teetering on the edge of this backyard pool. this has happened eight different times over the past 10 years despite signs warning drivers on grimer boulevard to slow down. >> what you have in place now is insufficient. >> reporter: several of his neighbors have also had cars end up in their yards. >> it's consistent and, i mean i didn't say anything about the city but they haven't addressed the issue. >> reporter: godene thinks the city should install guardrails on this section of the sidewalk. >> any of the cars that would leave the road would hit the grate. they would be pushed back into the road and not enter our property. lives would be saved. >> reporter: sidewalk barriers would do more harm than good causing more serious injuries to drivers. in last night's crash, police tell me the driver likely was racing, one witness put him at 80 miles per hour before the crash. the city says it can't necessarily account for that kind of reckless driving. >> the driver who crashed here last night remains in the hospital with life threa

leon gohene -- a wrecked car teetering on the edge of this backyard pool. this has happened eight different times over the past 10 years despite signs warning drivers on grimer boulevard to slow down. >> what you have in place now is insufficient. >> reporter: several of his neighbors have also had cars end up in their yards. >> it's consistent and, i mean i didn't say anything about the city but they haven't addressed the issue. >> reporter: godene thinks the city should install guardrails on this section of the sidewalk. >> any of the cars that would leave the road would hit the grate. they would be pushed back into the road and not enter our property. lives would be saved. >> reporter: sidewalk barriers would do more harm than good causing more serious injuries to drivers. in last night's crash, police tell me the driver likely was racing, one witness put him at 80 miles per hour before the crash. the city says it can't necessarily account for that kind of reckless driving. >> the driver who crashed here last night remains in the hospital with life threa

ho psychological psychologically, having ohio teeter away from romney, that -- >> i don't think there's anybody who this the president doesn't have a ten-point lead and we ve six weeks to go. >> if the president was leading by double digits in ohio, would he be going treda >> i a g question. and both of these campaigns understand ohio is important. i think what this current map looks like for romney, though, is that florida becomes even more impoant. and while it's a state like north carolina where he's been re pne toead poorso, that's place where his investment of time is going to be absolutely critical. >> and the thing in florida, what's been amazing, ohio -- we've all been able to explain, ohio, different ways, we can talk presidentially decratlyors rik, to me and a lot of other, danielle, that the president has pulled ahead in some form there. >> i agree. i really do thing it comes down to medicare. i think thattish has really hurt mitt romney and also the demograpcsnflorida. they're growing especially in the i-4 corridor. >>ou cetth i went to the map. the camera-to-candidate ad, h

doubt teetering between positive and negative territory. keep in mind it has closed lower only three times this month. mean time, the s & p lower, retreating from the 4 1/2-year high it reached just last friday of last week and the nasdaq trading in a tight ten-point range today while apple trading just under $700 a share after hitting an intraday all-time high of 701.44. its market cap now more than $650 billion. >> big numbers. thanks so much, jackie. >>> don't be fooled by that 700 number. apple could still be a bargain or maybe priced to perfection. we tasked our very own mr. herb greenberg with the apple valuation chal leg. he claims he is up for it. here we go. >> here we go brian. after scrubbing the number also using analytics insight, after all the growth, apple is not valued higher, trading at 16.4 times its trailing earnings, barely above its peers, the market itself, around half its 2007 high. that's on the pe, lower on a going forward base circumstance suggesting you the market does not expect a toll grow faster than its peers.

the entire auto industry and the lives of over 1 million hardworking americans teetered on the edge of collapse, and with it the entire manufacturing sector of this country, and we looked everywhere for help. almost nobody had the guts to help us. not the banks. not the private investors and not bain capital. but in 2009, the cavalry arrived and our new president barack obama came in. he organized the rescue. he made the tough calls, and he saved the american auto industry. now, you know, you know mitt romney, he saw the same crisis. and you know what he said -- let detroit go bankrupt. >> well, this is before she got fired up. the former michigan governor jennifer granholm and i was in the hall last night and really she electrified the crowd that was in charlotte. she was waving her arms and fist pumping and really the cheers were pretty deafening and amazing here and louder than the vice president's response and louder than the president's response and standing ovations really lit up the room. president obama and vice president joe biden are in portsmouth,h new hampshire, and we are

we have seen triple digit swings in the stock market, major financial institutions have teetered on the edge of collapse. and some have failed. as uncertainty has grown, many banks have restricted lending. credit markets have frozen, and families and businesses have found it harder to borrow money. we're in the midst of a serious financial crisis. >> and for months on end, president obama's never had to say anything like that. do you notice the date there, september 24th, 2008? president bush had less than two months in office remaining. to the election, and then of course the lame duck, but the fact is this. president obama's never had those conditions since he's been president. it's been all upstart. republicans aren't focusing on the reality of four years ago. instead, they're blaming all the economic problems on president obama. it's just an easy call. some americans might believe it. mitt romney told voters how bad they have it thanks to the president. >> driving home late from that second job or standing there watching the gas pump hit $50 and still going when the realtor told you

i was in that room back in september 2008 when paulsen came in to tell us we were teetering. >> was he out -- >> he absolutely was. we left that room that night very, very concerned. if you recall, a week later, both suspended -- both candidates suspended their campaigns to come back and watch and looked where we are today as opposed to then. we are not that hemorrhaging $800,000 a month. we are experiences for the 29 tth consecutive month of job growth and that is a much better place. look at the stock market. where it was back then and where we are today. >> that's the thing. the metrics, i think everybody can see. the metrics tell a good story. >> yeah. >> it's the anxiety people are feeling. >> absolutely. >> how do you deal with that? >> i'll tell you how to deal with that. three nights ago i was in a rural county in my district. four years ago, there were one and two unemployed every month. there are now out of the top ten. they told me they have dropped to number 17 in south carolina. and people are so upbeat. i came away from there believing that people are now getting very pos