for the most part, the bs &e contractor will be able to move in at the end of september. just some shots of natoma coming down. it ended up being more of a thick-frame building then we envision, but it came down rather easily in about four or five days, and they have been removing the debris pile for the past few days, and there is a one-story concrete deck they have been working on. shaping the piece is for the hawkins and artworks -- shaping the pieces for the hawkinson artwork. the utility location continues to work. these are some of the tougher areas they continue to work this past month. that is beale and howard and the effort that goes into that. the work under second street at the end up -- of natoma. as i said, ministry repairs were completed this last june. there is a picture of the screen wall that was finished. as far as the bay area labor, we are still at over 80% coming from the bay area on the 52,000 hours that evans brothers has completed. about the same -- 84% on the 31,000 hours completed thus far by the trade contractors working for webcor/obayashi. thi

all of the os were black dots and all of the bs and ds were all block dots. but -- and this memoir was kind of funny. when he wrote it, it was like a stream of consciousness. he would go on for like 3/4 of a page before you'd hit a period. then you'd have paragraph that went for three pages. this was all singled spaced. so part of the task was breaking up this memoir so you have sentences that introduced just one subject and paragraphs that do the same thing. and then breaking this long memoir up into chapters and there are 14 of them in the book. and what resulted, i think, is really an absolutely delightful story. it's like sitting on the front porch with this old fella and having him tell you about what life was like. because it is written in that sort of pace. and what's also kind of interesting about these memoirs is that memoirs are the fellas who rode with morgan, even though there were upwards to 4600 troopers at one time. memoirs though left behind by those men are very scarce. this is the first memoir of one of john hunt morgan's officers or soldier

latin american countries where the parliament blows with the bs and corruption and wasting our time. ability of these two parties to function in a partnership to me is the kind of thing that drives people away from faith and their constitution. your thoughts? >> you know what it looks like, the fourth republic in the 1950s, the worst in algeria and china. >> france. >> frustrated with the government. the people said enough is enough. they called charles de gaulle back in 1958. we're close to a de gaulle moment in this country. but i think this country is so much stronger than france was at that point. france had gone through a real debate and everything. but no doubt three straight repudiatin repudiating elections and looking like we're headed for a fourth. >> any way you can advise, steve, that this president of ours, president obama, president of the united states, can recover leadership? >> he needs to offer a specific plan for improving the economy. i think he needs to be mindful of what could pass extending the payroll cuts for employers and employees. pick a fight on the tax cut

and you can imagine what a 1927 typewriter did to a page, all the os were black dots, and all the bs and ds were all black dots. but, and this memoir was kind of funny. when he wrote it, it was like a stream of consciousness. he, um, would go on for, like, three-quarters of a page before you'd hit a period. and then you'd have paragraphs that went for three pages. and this is all single-spaced. [laughter] and so part of the task was breaking up this memoir so you have sentences that introduce just one subject and paragraphs that do the same thing. [laughter] and then breaking this long memoir up into chapters, and there are 14 of them in the book. and what resulted, i think, is really an absolutely delightful story. it's like sitting on the front porch where this old fella and having him tell you about what life was like. because it is written in that sort of pace. and, um, what's also kind of interesting about these

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bs. but the bottom line is this rick perry is talking to his audience. he's not talking to you. he's not talking to the elite here in washington. he's talking to folks in this case he's taking to his base. i'm not disagreeing with you he's not talking to those facts. he's talking to how people feel, the job of unemployment is 9.2%. that's not reflected in the wonderful blue lines. the reality is if you've been unemployed since obama became president, seven months into his term, this is something that you're feeling right now. you don't think about whap before bush. right now that's what he's speaking to. >> the party of lincoln is no longer the party of fact. how do you feel? are you going to ignore the numbers. facts don't matter. >> i didn't say that. >> what i'm saying is speaking to his base. i'm not ignoring the facts. you can talk about the facts of the context of what people are feeling right now. >> for his base, facts don't matter. >> ignore the facts. go on. ron, your thoughts about this. it is interesting if you look at those numbers. we do have a terrible economy rig

a soundoff on where is the j-o-bs? top of the hour >> 80s taking on average about nine months to find a job. after several frustrating months of sending out resumes, our next guest decided he needed a new approach. matt perkins and miss tammy embark odd a cross country road trip in search of a new job. matt perkins and his wife are back in walla walla, washington with kyly, ryan and dalan. >> thanks for having us. >> matt, did you get any good leads by hitting the road? >> i did get good leads. nothing is solid yet. i definitely did get good leads while we've been on our trip. >> given that gas prices are up, that it's expensive to take road trips, why did you think that might be a more fruitful search than being online or talking over the phone or skype. >> i've been applying for jobs for six months. after applying for jobs online i had two prospects. i talked to my wife and said, you know what, we need to try something different. maybe getting face-to-face time with employers would be a better option. gas is definite

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. >> this is a child, a child walking down the street with his mother into the child was hit over some bs in the street. you murder a child, you do not want to see anyone killed, much less an innocent child. >> with the rest over night, is that a sense of relief? >> a little. we know that it will still be ongoing. of course at least we have someone who can pay for this child's life. >> we did have a chance to swim by the house of carlos this morning, the grandmother said they didn't know anything about the arrests that took place overnight. she did not even want to break the news to her son, the father of carlos because of this point, he is still very and inconsolable. hopefully we will hear more from oakland police department. at this point, we do not have any information about this person who was arrested, where he is from or how they made the arrest. as soon as i learn more i will pass that information along to you. >> an update on bay area weather and traffic. >> in san jose will looking pretty good, sunny skies. at the golden gate bridge, some portions of southern marin county, we ar

started running out of steam and some wranglers were called in to corner, capture and cart the bull away. no bshat. >>> now for a look at morning road conditions. wet on both ends of i-95 this maine and florida. heavy downpours on i-90 from sioux falls to rapid city and on i-80 across nebraska. slick on i-40 from memphis to amarillo, texas and wet on i-40 and 35 in arizona and mexico. >>> if you're flying today, are possible in just a few ays cities including denver and memphis. >>> after a week-long nationwide manhunt three florida siblings have been captured. >> we got their latest mug shots overnight. this is how the so-called dougherty gang looks now after a dramatic high-speed chase and another shootout with police. >> but in thend their final standoff wasn't as violent as police had feared. abc's ryan owens is following the story from walsenburg, colorado. >> reporter: the trio so many thought would never be caught alive was on a lonely stretch of colorado highway. police chased the so-called dougherty gang down this interstate for 20 miles at speeds of 100 miles an hour. >> the subjects

lawmaker as agreed, making it illegal for teacher there's to interact with students under the age of 18 on face bs or any other social networking site including twitter. the former ceo of sun micro systems says that is wrong and is hopeful that it will change. >> i'm comfortable longer term we'll understand online distance shifted will be a very important component. >> none of the teachers interact with students through facebook. and one says she seize nothing wrong with teachers and students communicating through facebook. >> it's important to extend our learning communities that solidify them into one community. >> many school districts for bid teachers to friend students. >> i don't use facebook. i use what is accessible with the district. >> and there is one web site that school districts do allow. edmoto wall is remarkably similar to face bs book but it's there for students and teachers to discuss, share and learn only school-related materials. students and teachers can not have private conversations. or share with those outside of their classroom network. >> in addition to that there are sch

she was well enough known but known for the queen of the bs, for all the "b" movies she had been?n is called "happy birthday, mr. president." did. >> that's at the same event. she's performing in front of a crew of sailors. she had been in musicals at that point, "follow the fleet" and "stage door." she was well-known but not as well-known as she had become. she was beautiful and the guys just loved her. >> interesting image of her smoking a cigarette which shows a different side of lucille ball. >> absolutely. >> and then -- let's see if we can show that picture. >> that is sort of in 1942, that's one of the earliest photos that we have in the archives of her. and like you said, she is extremely sultry there. sort of a different side of her. we're used to the wacky, rubber faced lieucy ricardo. this is her drawing on her past as a model and showing how beautiful she was. >> lucy and a fan, is the name of another photograph. >> yes, that photo was from the set of a movie she made and that was really important because it was her first lead role in a movie. and that also started ano

the west. >> sitting around and just bs you all the time, i won't do that.f i feel you said something bad about me i'll confront you. >> barry bonds will have another chance to confront a critic on another reality show "hater" this fall. bonds will try to convince the fan that can't stand him that he really is a nice guy. luckily for barry, no members of the bay area media were there to participate. if you were busy harassing joe herrington at a bachelor party this weekend, here's what you missed. >> he drops back and he throws, and bralon edwards with a brilliant pass at the 45-yard line. a one-handed number for the 49ers receiver. >> a great play by play for you. >> the best part of the nba lockout is the local pro-am league has been packed with nba players. kevin durant, he's made a career out of robbing people in center field. yesterday, there's a taste of his own medicine from adam jones. he can't believe it. jones has been the only bright spot for the last-place orioles. remember when you were a kid playing in front of the house, your biggest fear was

persons but we're persons the lawyer for santa clara county gelfand dulness the guy who is fighting against this idea he said it's bs to speak in the forty's the moment he says its mission was to raise the humble the downtrodden the oppressed to the level the most exalted upon the broad plain of humanity to make man the equal of man in other words african-americans and white people but not to make a creature of this state a body was soulless and mystical creature called the corporation not to make that the equal of a crew of a creature of god therefore i venture to repeat that the fourteenth amendment does not command equality between human beings and corporations and in fact that's how the supreme court ruled in santa clara county but over thirty times since then actually what had happened was the core of puerto john chandler bancroft davis slipped into the ed note but the court had ruled that way even though the ruling said no corporations are not people but he said yes they are and over thirty times since then the supreme court has ruled that justice hugo black for example in one thousand nine hundred thirty eigh

the destination. this one is how they are going to get between.arc and b bs, that's the car that's going to the worldolar challenge. this is in australia. 2,000-mile race taking place in october. right here is half of the design. the other half being there. this is the design. a projection they have been working fon. we have one of the members of the team. good morning. you say this is cutting edge. obviously the fact this makes it cutting edge. >> a few things that's unique. moon of the most important things for technology is having glass and panels. most teens use plastic. we partnered with a company called corning to use flexible flas. how fast will it go. what is itself range? >> i know what you mean. we've done some testing all over the place. and we know we can cruise at 55. that's manageable. we're going to be try toing push that up to the highest. for top speeds, probably around 100 miles per hour. >> i don't know if i would, you look at the has been here. someone like myself who is very slender could fit in there. you look at the profile. it's only a couple inches up from the ground so that'

the amazon challenge. here is what they said. >> back in july amazon signed licensing agreements with and bs >> this officer is now suing the city for sexual harassment. we will take a look at the new in the glowingrowing class of poorn america. >> >> people are in the hospital tonight, two are in serious condition and one being treated for non-life threatening injuries. >> paramedics are taking one victim inside of a hospital after two shootings in the parking lot of candlestick park. a 24 year-old man was shot several times in the stomach. he managed to stumble as security for help. in a separate shooting a man in his 20s was shot in the rv parking lot. he was treated for injuries to his face but is was are considered non-life threatening. this sign asks people to report unruly fans. that did not seem to stop the violence inside the stadium. police say that a man was knocked unconscious during the game. we spoke to fans to say they saw at least four different flights. >> people are arguing. hopper >> as a woman did not want to give her name and says she has no plans to return to a game. >> i know not even selected take my kids

kelly and the girls take care of the home schooling and homemaking and gill and the b bs go off and doving but when is first went down there i was thinking what are they thinking? 18 kids and over getting to know them months and months i thought, wow, i think we can all learn a little something about them. they're happy, well adjusted. accomplished, beautiful kids. >> you said you spent months with them before -- >> months and months and found the same things, you know, jaded new yorkers would go down and come back, wow, blown away. >> well, and it's good. results we'll be seeing on prime time "nightline" at 10:00, 9:00 centrararararararararararararar@ >>> co-sleeping, bad idea? it's not bad. 61% said it is a bad idea but 39% felt fine what you do. >> we are trying. we're doing our best. >> not as bad as i thought it would be. >> that's good. see you tomorrow. @b at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >>> good morning, a three week old has been chosen as the world cha

i like laura because i think laura is feisty and laura doesn't want any bs on the program and she ischarge when she is here. i think it was the just the pretty girl. just the pretty girl. the only reason look the only reason you are analyst for the factor you are just a pretty face. >> that's true. >> bill: did you just say that's true. >> both statements are true. i'm just a pretty face and have nothing upstairs. i admit that. >> bill: bernie goldberg breaking news tonight, ladies and gentlemen. maxine waters attacking the tea party in a theological way. and the first miller-o'reilly live exposition. we will show you a bit of that check is next. >> bill: back ever the book segment tonight. reality check we begin with maxine waters a little worked up about the tea party. >> i'm not afraid of big bad wolf. i'm not afraid of anybody. this is a tough day. you can't be intimidated. you can't be frightened. as far as i'm concerned, the tea party can go straight to hell. [cheers] >> bill: now, ms. waters, was that nice? there are very good people in the tea party. do you really want them t

if he rolls out a plan that has everything in it, not just the usual conservative bs, we'll cut taxes and everything will be all right, it's something that hasn't worked type and time again, in the 15 years that we've had the lowest tax rate, lowest highest tax rate in the last 65, only one of them was in the top 20 growth years in that 65 year period. it hasn't worked. but if he can roll out something that has a number of different things in it, i think he has a chance to really impress and really take off. it's a gamble because if it's the same old -- >> i appreciate that very much, but you are so flat wrong, it's not even funny. but i know -- j knows a -- >> those are the facts. >> yeah, just like the numbers we just saw on the screen. >> what does it mean to you? >> this one sense they mean very the because it is 14 months out and a lot of my friends on the left are going to be sitting there dismissing them except if the numbers showed a widened margin for obama, then they would be, oh, my god, it this tells you how right we are. the reality is we have a strong stretch ahead of us

i like laura because i think laura is feisty and laura doesn't want any bs on the program and she ishen she is here. i think it was the just the pretty girl. just the pretty girl. the only reason look the only reason you are analyst for the factor you are just a pretty face. >> that's true. >> bill: did you just say that's true. >> both statements are true. i'm just a pretty face and have nothing upstairs. i admit that. >> bill: bernie goldberg breaking news tonight, ladies and gentlemen. maxine waters attacking the tea party in a theological way. and the first miller-o'reilly live exposition. we will show you a bit of that check is next. let's see if we can get one past the defense. hut! go! here it comes! right on the numbers! boom! get it! spin! oh, nice hands! chest bump. ugh! od job, man. nice! oky, halftime. now, this is my favorite play. oh! i'm wide open. oh, fumble. fumble. don't want to fumble any of these. [ male announcer ] share what you love, with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. it's up... and it's good! good?! they're grrreat! toi switched to a complete0, multi

i like laura because i think laura is feisty and laura doesn't want any bs on the program and she isis here. i think it was the just the pretty girl. just the pretty girl. the only reason look the only reason you are analyst for the factor you are just a pretty face. >> that's true. >> bill: did you just say that's true. >> both statements are true. i'm just a pretty face and have nothing upstairs. i admit that. >> bill: bernie goldberg breaking news tonight, ladies and gentlemen. maxine waters attacking the tea party in a theological way. and the first miller-o'reilly live exposition. we will show you a bit of that check is next. just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with the strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. [ male announcer ] this is what it's like getting an amazing discount on a hotel with travelocity's top secret hotels. the easy way to get unpublished discounts of up to 55% off top hotels. harpist no

what he's done, there's only a couple of people in the past 100 years that can really be analogous to that. you've got walt disney, henry ford and steve bs. and, you know, those companies still thrive. they don't do it in the same way they did when their leaders were around. but they still manage to make it. >> reporter: in the cold, hard world of technology, analysts believe this will eventually mean an opening, an opportunity for the competition to take on apple. but that will have to wait. because today isn't just a surprise. it's sad. sad for the man who's fought with every fiber of his being just to go to work. to keep running the company he founded and loved so much. he wrote today, i believe apple's brightest and most innovative days are ahead of it. i'm neal karlinsky for "nightline" in los angeles. >> steve jobs steps down. thanks to neal for that report. >>> just ahead, we're going to take a look at what we're in for. hurricane irene. one of the biggest in years. unleashes its wrath. this is only the beginning. every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just goo

the more the debate is only about deficits, the debt clint, the deficits, that's a republican issue. however, 84% of americans care about bspecific proposal like the one i mentioned. you have to talk about econoc growth, you hav to talk about innovation. and as long as we're stuck in this morass of will the government close or not -- >> charlie: hold it. is it an either or proposition dealing wi the deficit or aling with -- >> no, i don't think it's either or i think y can say reduction of the long term deficit wr actually create a better environment for better investments. president says andñr i'llñr leae ô-all of you with this questions bus inñr iowa and other places. he's basically saying i'm going to martha's vineyard and when i come back in september i'm going to have proposal for economic . does he have less room because of the deal he's made on the debt ceiling? >> well i think it's unlikely republicans are going to goat a $50 billion tax credit for creation of jobs. i could be wrong but that gives him the high ground. that give hills the high ground in talking about the issue that 84% of americans care about it as

the car. >> that is just bs. >> why would you say that?. >> why would somebody admit to a felony if they didn't really do it? >> a lost stuff is b -- i don't know. a lot of stuff is bs that we do talk about. >> what wasn't bs, though, is that you have put together seven deals to sell stolen automobiles, right? >> just as long as with them, i did. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> seven times? >> just as much as they had, seven deals, i had seven deals -- >> with this group? >> yeah. >> how much money did you get from this? >> a percentage, maybe 50 bucks a car. >> 50 bucks a car. >> maybe. >> was it worth it? >> levi says, he commits crimes because of drugs. >> every time i've ever been arrested or every time i was in trouble was being high, meth or doing drugs, doing dope. >> is there anything else you want folks to know about your situation? >> i don't know, i guess i am sorry to the victims that i stole the cars from. >> levi plead guilty. next, todd, the guy who calls himself the middle man. >> i just coordinate it man. >> also unaware he's been ca

instead of reducing the nation's debt by closing tax loopholes for oil companies and private bs debt owners instead it creates r super committee that will decide how toco take over a trillion dollars in cuts. and the super committee will serve congress leading 525 members of congress sitting onw thea sidelines while a group oe 12 shapes the country for decades to come. painted it should be a no-brainer. the debt ceiling was ann to antiquated solution to problem we no longer face and should be eliminated.ld it was originally created to pay for world war i to providerwith country with economic stability while it were. instead of protecting the stability ofut i our economy so congress have decided to question the necessity of payin ourow bills. is another now they have taken our economy hostage and man did draconian cuts in exchange fore not leading our nation into default. and it has caused significant damage.ge, roll call reports that because of thell c prolonged debt ceilig crisis, the interest rate the united states government must pay has already increased, which means interest rate

i hope the president gets the message that his bs tour, blame somebody else tour is going to come homeo roo st for this president. they are leaving the president in droves, independents especially. the very people that had the most hope for this president are the ones that are the most disallusioned. i don't think he'll be worried about the economy next week when he's up in martha's vineyard, playing golf, dining with his buddies and staying in a multi-million dollar mansion. i don't think the economy and little people are going to be on his mind. megyn: the 39% approval rating is not good news. anybody would admit that. that is bad news for the president's re-election chances. however polls change. and all the statistics coming out today bill clinton fell to 37% approval in his first term and he rebounded and won a second term. now that is very rare, and it's very rare for presidents to win when they are this low when the actual election comes along, but can he do it? >> absolutely. i think barack obama will be reelected. he'll be reelected because the american people will see through

the country. there are so many countries where parliament just blow it with their bs and corruption and wasting our time. the ininability of the two parties to function in partnership is the kind of thing that drives people way from faith this their constitution. your thoughts? >> chris, you no he what it looks like? it looks like the french fourth republic in the 50s with the wars in nigeria. >> france. >> one after another government. and finally the people said enough is enough and they calls charld back in 1958. i think we are close to a degal moment. >> i think our country is so much stronger than france was that point. france had gone through a real defeat and everything. but there is no doubt, three straight reputating elections and we are looking like we are heading for a fourth. >> is there any way can you advise steve that this president of ours, president obama, who is president of the united states, can recover, recover, leadership? >> well i think he needs to offer a specific plan for improving the economy. i actually think, unlike some of my progressive friends, he needs to be mindful

the kid's never been in here for missing school or anything like that. i think he makes like, as, bshe'll really focused and he sees the future, but he'll tell me, it's just where i'm from. where i'm from people are not used to be successful. two weeks after he gets released he's right back in that jungle. he changes. >> now it's like i can do good in school, it's just, i can't be free long enough to finish a semester or just complete a class. >> it's the unusual or maybe never case that someone would just go out and start committing crimes and having this great school record. but it's hard to be good if you've already had a bet toward getting into trouble or all your friends are the type that are getting into trouble. and so it just becomes a way of life. in some neighborhoods it's almost like do unto others before they do it to you. >> i'm going to finish college. and i'm going to get my degree. probably go further than that and try to get my masters. my mom got her masters. she's going for her doctorate. so you know, got to do something like that. my parents are beautiful people.

the same party people. if michele bachmann can only serve up light bulk bs and this man has a history of doing well in the staterd to run on she does not. >> given the primary calendar money does matter. you can have winning in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina but you still have to have the driving power to make it through and the way they're doing the delegates you can come in second and that can matter now. >> there's a difference there as far as that goes. >> say perry is the guy, keep it on perry for two seconds because we're talking about him now. if he is the guy to beat and you are david axelrod, what is your strategy? >> i compare him to george w. bush straight on with a couple of exceptions, george w. bush was favorable, he could galvanize the evangelical christian blacks in the south he can't. he's legitimate southerner, five generations. george bush was a transplant with a twang but could rope in the people. he has troubling things in his background, he wants to get rid of medicare and all government socially funded programs. he said that on the record. he's got a lot of problems and i would be

he doesn't go to straw polls, he doesn't look at the zain any bs these candidates say to win straw polls and sometimes to win iowa or come in second in iowa when you actually have pat robertson being the eventual nominee. this happens every four years. michele bachmann's first answer, mark halperin was, i wish the federal government had defaulted, had defaulted a week after americans lost, some of them perhaps lost half of their pensions, lost half of their 401(k)s, when trillions of dollars went down the drain with americans suffering, she said that and got applause. if anybody thinks that guys like my dad are going to be voting that way when this rolls out of iowa and new hampshire and south carolina in the early stages and really gets going, they are out of their mind and they are stupid not only to prognosticate, too stupid to run slurpee machines in des moines. i'll get you go now. i got it off my chest. michele bachmann is a joke. now i will pass it on to you. her answer is a joke. her candidacy is a joke. and anybody that sits here and says she has any chance of winning anything i

bs busy, busy. working 24 hours a day. >> what were the notable jos, did you do the neiman marcus in. >> no. i-mag is a beautiful building, beautifully designed, except all the windows were in stainless steel frames, and the glass that have installed was glass that wasn't tempered, and they were glazed very, very tightly with a putty that had a hardener in it. so it was like they were encased in concrete, essentially. and so there was no room for these things to go, or to wiggle at all. so they all broke. well 85% of them broke. >> so the code requires that glazing not take the load of the building, as the building moves. the glazing is not supposed to be the element that resists the force of the building, because that is not going to work. glazing will break. and we can see now, in almost all buildings, that there is some kind of attachment system that allows the building to flex, and it does not harden. and we very carefully inspect and require a careful inspection of that and you have a handout today that has many of the code requirements in it and we can provide that handout if anybody w

local government employment continued to trend down over the months since an employment peaked in 2008. local government has shed 275,000 bs. from the survey of households, the on employment rate was 9.1% in july. the jobless rate has held in a narrow range between nine. 0% and 9.2% since. 44% of people have been out of work for 22 weeks or longer. this proportion was unchaste over the month and year. the labor force participation headed down from 64.1% to 63.9% in july. the proportion of the population unemployed was unchanged over th month at 58.1%. non-farm payroll employment rose by 117,000 in july with private sector adding 154,000 jobs. the unemployment rate was little changed at 9.1%. as i close my official statement, i would like to take a moment to recognize my colleague the deputy commissioner of bls. this is his last appearance before the joint economic committee after a 37-year career with the bureau of labor statistics. he is retiring in august i thought it would take a moment to voice my appreciation for his work and make a note about is a clear rebuke -- about his career and accomplishments of the year. he j

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the rebel noose tightens around tripoli, moammar gadhafi's options are growing limited. one possibility is exile. it is said gadhafi has asked neighboring countries to give refuge to his family member bs t not himself. he has had strong support from venezuela president hugo chavez. gadhafi seems determined to stay in libya until the end, when that is. >>> we have another witness on the line now, he's a pharmacist who helped organize a civilian hospital in a tripoli suburb. he says he has been treating wounded rebel fighters and has seen two deaths over the past two days. thank you very much for talking to us. can you tell us what you're seeing and hearing? can you still hear the sounds of battle from where you are? >> yes, actually from here we can hear the tanks bombing? >> i beg you're pardon, you are hearing tanks shelling? >> yes. >> about how far away are you from where you think these battles are taking place? >> because we can't hear it very clear, it could be 200, 150 meters away from us. >> okay. do you have a sense of just how big these firefights could be? does it sound like they are still significant battles in the capital? >> actually, what happened, all the civilians sur

that i have, by virtue of having spent my life the in the private sector -- in business -- and having turned around enterprises and not just what's bseing created, but actually created jobs -- i believe that is what the nation needs to get america back to work again and restore the values that will keep us prosperous. i believe this bill will enable me in a debate with back obama to elected him and say, "no, mr.. , you got it wrong. you do not understand that the economy works. you do not understand at your agenda made it harder for jobs to be created. i do. i have created jobs. i know how it is done. i would do a better job of slowing down that clot and, hopefully, did it reversing a getting americans back to work." [appuse] i love this country. i believe in this country. i believe in the american people. i am convinced our future is bright i am going to tell you why as we answer some questions, but i am going to turn out to you and get your thoughts. if you have to advise, i am happy to hear it. that y have questions, i am abbey to respond let me turn to you. tell me who you are if you would like. if you want to be anonymous, you

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