think of reason the administration kept pushing the youtube video theory, not straight with us from the get-go? i mean, people were suspicious. it's 9/11. it's americans getting killed. it's that part of the world. it's our property, because it's the consulate. is there any other -- is there any explanation that you can give us as to why we weren't told it was terrorism when they knew it? >> you gave some choices of incompetence, lying or cover-up. i think it's all three. i think it's incompetence. i think it is a fact that they have policies there that don't work. i think it's lying. he goes to the u.n. and says video, video, video, video after his own people before he went to the u.n. had begun to acknowledge that it was a terrorist attack. that to me is disingenuous. frankly what is puzzling is what they could possibly have thought they would gain by going through this. i think that just reinforces the incompetent component. >> greta: you know, i've been to think what could possibly be the explanation, because, i mean, it is bizarre that the american people weren't told. i mean, everybody w

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raised here is that the spending is going to get cut however that works out simpson bowles in even dozen ways to do it. then we can go along for essentially every bit of the visually you could have a balanced budget and you could begin to have between growth and pain of the doesn't now which is where we were in the late ninety's but get away from that sixty five percent problem that ross perot's so long about and which is a little bit over that they had in the seventy's but resent range not counting the social security debt which i. think we used to go in that knowledge doesn't really exist and there is no trust was no black marks for the trust fund and we can get there but we have to have political will and it's going to take compromise and what i was writing about last week that i think the most important problem that this country faces is how he'll with a deficit everything else falls out of it if you're interested in jobs jobs are going to be affected by how we deal with those. if your concern is health care that's going to be h

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the driveway. looks like he's going to park on the street. >> he gets out and goes to the rear passenger side. think he's going to get beer or pizza or something. instead, he grabs the hand of his 5-year-old son and leads him out of the car and up the driveway. and i hear frag say -- >> oh no! he brought his son with him. he's got the child with him. >> apparently the mother, his wife, was working that day. he was in charge of the child and figured he would ride along. and there's a collective gasp that you could hear in the house. >> just going up to the front door. he has the child with him. >> go to the back. this door doesn't open. >> he's one of the guys who had a very short online chat, but then on the phone is graphic about what he wants to do. and he has this conversation with del, who is supposedly a 14-year-old boy. >> making the turn, coming in the back door, coming through, walking into living room. >> and so i'm thinking, how do i handle this? and so he comes in, he's got the kid by the hand. he's startled. i'm going to tell you straight up right now. i'm chris hansen with "dateli

the gun at his head. he stated, let it go, or i will shoot. heckert let the get go. the officers took him into custody and saw fire arm that was formally in his hand was now under his body. when they lifted him up, they saw even more disturbing, a three-month old baby was on the bed to feet from where the two men had just been engaged in a violent struggle. manning told him that they were there for a provision search, and were still undeterred from his mission. hector stated that he had the gun for his own protection. he continued to search your the bed and found another weapon. a semi-automatic loaded pistol just a few feet from the scene of the bike. in this situation, i believe the courage and fortitude the sergeant manning displayed here not only save his life, the lead of his partners, and the life of the three-month old child on the bed, and for that he is being awarded the bronze medal of valor. [applause] >> sergeant orkes will read the citation. >> good evening. please allow me to introduce three members of the san francisco police department that i am proud

the, the family needs to be prepared right from the get-go, before the deployment actually even happens. as far as the family getting together, that includes the service member who is forward deploying. irregardless, if it's the husband or a brother as far as getting together to talk about, you know, what's coming up. a lot of the services have programs as far as for families to go to a predeployment briefing. there's a lot of information thats available through the department of defense, as far as on the websites. for families as far as to go to as well, there's military one source, as far as programs. so, families need to get prepared before the deployment happens. get their wills in order, medical power of attorneys, who's going to pay the bills while they're gone, those types of things. if i rent a home or a mortgage. if i'm single, who's going to be taking care of all of that while i'm gone. then once the service member forward deploys, then the families also need support. no only as far as, who the military, but from their communities as well, as kathryn had mentioned before, i me

get back to the san francisco apple event. brian, getting more details on the ipod. what's going on? >> we're getting more details on how you listen to the ipod, the ipad, the iphone, whatever it may be. we all know the ubiquitous white apple headphones. there's about 100 pairs around here. they are getting their first update in years. apple saying their new earpods, that's what they're calling them, come after three years of design and innovation. there's the look. they are apparently a little rounder, little more like a ball, less like a disk that fits in your ear. a lot of people complained that when they jog they fall out so apple addressing that issue. a stock you want to pay attention to, skull candy. they're a recently fairly public company that produces headphones, earbuds. that stock taking a hit. apple nipping around the margins on epoar pods. stocks in those spaces taking a hit. a rumor is that tim cook may be taking the stage at the end, after other designers and product heads. mandy, maybe we will get that, oh, and by the way -- one more thing. i sounded like herb -- by t

they had the ball inside the five at the end of the half, they were going it get the ball to start the third quarter and they didn't get a touchdown. then the bad kick. >> verne: yes. that one through the end zone. will come out to the 25. >> verne: notre dame has a chance to go 4-0 tonight. florida state has the same chance. here are the results. which seem most likely to finish? a lot of you like florida state. >> gary: and florida. >> verne: yeah, yeah. 34%. yes. florida had the huge win to open the year at a&m. >> gary: that really changed things for florida and allowed jeff driskel to emerge. they're going to get better also, and muschamp has sold to his team as we've seen, we're going to see corbin berkstresser right now. >> verne: berkstresser played the entire game last week in the win over arizona state university. that pass complete to marcus lucas. >> gary: he never asserted himself, whether it's play calling -- it could be coach telling him who to thro to but that position needs to assert itself more in this offense, the offense i watched when i was doing big ten football w

you have had them from the get go. it was one of the loudest things i've seen in my life. it was a great game. >> fans like you are what make the stadium rock. as we look back at the dirty dozen crew, this is just a little bit of what you make. >> it is the best in baltimore. >> you guys have oysters do. >> we have pork, we've got everything. what do you want to have? we will bring you some. >> let's get a big go ravens. live throughout howard county to be extra vigilant in this case. close to a dozen burglaries' -- police are hoping somebody can get some sort of description to lead them in the direction of what they believe is a lone suspect. >> i grew up here and moved back in here. 40 years, i've been here and nothing like this has happened. it's crazy. >> it is a burglary victims as what happened to him and the number of his neighbors just doesn't make sense. he says he returned home on to a clock in the afternoon to find a back door of his home kick in and the number of the valuables inside still one, including his tickets to the thursday night raven's game. >> they w

okay, todd, we saw gas prices jump during the arab spring last year. how bad is this going to get>> it's going to get horrible. first of all like you said at the top. we're at a record high this time of the year and start talking about the violence that's taking place in libya and oil based countries right now and you have to only assume at that this is going to spread. this is going to continue to move higher and this is something the u.s. economy cannot afford right now because they're looking at higher prices at the pump. less money to go out and spend. >> brenda: steve, we are seeing that supply could drive this higher, but demand might bring it down. the economy is in trouble around the world. >> yes, absolutely. first of all, the supply has not been disrupted and it's not likely to be disrupted and the gulf states, saudi arabia, especially, em rats are pumpi-- emirates wants us to stand up to iran. and the oil supplies-- we know what the trend line is, it's going to go down in the fall and it's not the biggest threat to our economy, it's the softening demand and the down tur

the offensive coordinator to get them in the groove. i disagree with using the option to get in the groove but i think it's up to kyle shanahan. get them in comfortable plays. let's get them going down the field, marching. >> you keep talking about those hits. he took some serious hits this afternoon. >> unnecessary. >> really unnecessary hits, getting outside the pocket. everyone has talked about it. we've talked about it on this show. rgiii addressed it after the game. let's listen in on some of the things he had to say about getting out of the pocket and taking those hits. listen up. >> the one thing i won't do personally is, you know, quit, or, you know, play scared. i've never played scared in my life. doesn't matter how many times they hit me. i'm going to continue to get back up. even if they have to cart me off the field, i'm going to get up and walk away. >> strong words by rgiii. but listen, in my mind, you've got to keep your quarterback safe. >> i respect it. i'm a ball player. i'm going do the same thing, but man you are the leader of our team. >> absolutely. >> you are the head. if you go down, you are the head of voltron. if you go down, everything goes down. >>

the cool sea breeze is going to win out and keep it on the cooler side. as we head throughout sunday, we'll have a little bit of cooling but overall, it's just going to get ortable here as we head throughout this upcoming weekend, while we'll have some low cards, the coast -- we're going to clear out and quickly, by 11:00 in the morning, all forecast models showing sunny skies for the east. for the south bay, numbers will top out slightly below average down here into san jose with 83 degrees, 86 in morgan kill, 84 in ever green, and for the east bay, in the 80s, a mix of 70s here for hayward and fremont. for san francisco, 69 for your high, 75 in san rafael and also 83 in santa rosa with 79 in vallejo. the numbers go up, they go down, but no major swings in the next three days. we'll get some 90s in here by wednesday, thursday and 23rid. not extremely hot, just very, very comfortable. fall begin in four days as we head through wednesday. to wash that car by next thursday. no rain, at least in the next seven to 14-day forecast. that's definitely some great news for us. >> nice way to head into the weekend. >> it is. >> let's get to sports. >> jim joins us

and then the customer is like, i didn't know she did those things but it is clear from the get-go. >> the other thing is to be clear. >> be clear. you can't come to somebody in the middle of the project and say, by the way, i decided to raise my prices. but you can do it ahead of time and use it to your advantage as a marketing strategy. you can say, listen, because of the economy i'm changing my pricing structure. however, create some sense of urgency. if you book me by x date you're a great customer, i will grandfather in the old rates, that kind of thing. especially if you do it at a time when you could be slow. it could be a great time your slow in july or august or november, send out that marketing piece and use it to get a bump in business. >> i think that grandfathering the old rates is really helpful because now you've done something special for me. >> absolutely and i feel valued as a customer which is you have to provide great customer service. you can't change your pricing or raise your pricing and say, oh, yeah, i'm going to have lackluster performance. no, you really need

drew griffin has been on the story from the get-go. what are we learning? is about an upset chairman of the senate finance committee who doesn't like money being donated specifically for injured and disabled veterans, going instead to a private fund-raising company. he and his committee have sent a letter now to quadriga art's chief executive officer, the guy i was trying to reach by phone, asking for detailed financial information about the relationship between quadriga art, the private fund-raiser, and the disabled veterans national foundation, that charity we reported on. that's taken in $70 million and given almost all of the money to quadriga art which says despite all that money, the company has made no net profit off the charity. the senate now wants to see specifics, asking for quadriga's records for the past three years in dealing with the dvnf including goods and services provided, accounting of all invoices, financial statements, including income statement, balance sheet and statement of cash flows. quadriga art reacted to this news by sending cn

the interest of your comment on that. to get i.m.f. money for europe you're going to have to get the u.s. sure canada england brazil china all agree for their you know basic allotments and there's not a snowball's chance in pain you're going to get the united states to say we shouldn't listen buddy to europe when they can't get their own act together when we have our own crisis here just not going to happen. you're going to solve its own problems absent the i am out thanks to the next divide and frankly us actually has signed a one hundred billion dollars loan commitment so the commitments that i draw in the money is different i agree with that i mean for for them to use that commitment for europe. that would be a real political nightmare for the i.m.f. i don't think i don't think they want to test that they think might be election proof that it would create perfect imo it would be able to get funded but in the u.s. for years john hollinger would you think might depend on the election on the outcome of the election if obama wins that make it easier for the i have to put in the bar when the

graves dot com that has a link to our facebook love to have you join us and we're going to get this thing going to make the country more civil and we're going to get people back to work and i'm going to start supporting him. last night really really supporting terry got to me that is great taking our country back one congressional district at a time jim graves thanks so much for joining me tonight and also thanks so much for having the courage to stand up and run for political office that's a tough tough thing that you've taken on i honor you for that. thank you tom appreciate very much thanks a lot jim graves dot com check it out. coming up while mitt romney's mormon faith has been on the backburner over the past several weeks it's possible that his faith is the only thing driving does mitt think he is the mormon savior of america and that he's destined to take over the white house no matter how many gaffes yeah i'll explain in tonight's daily to. wealthy british style. restaurant on. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at th

the absolute number of dollars regardless of the value that's going to you know get the velocity going to drive the economy forward try to bring the unemployment rate down but what happens is you're going to get more inflation a less real growth so you know and paul krugman the other say don't worry about inflation well he's right to the extent we haven't had a so far but look out here comes the thing that people don't get about inflation people focus so much on the money supply money supply is only a partial function of what produces inflation the other part is philosophy or the turnover of money that's a psychological and behavioral phenomenon it can turn on a dime right now people would rather save and pay down the leverage but once the inflation genie is out of the bottle they can start spending very quickly inflation can take off so it won't just go smoothly from two to three to four it could jump to seven or eight or nine percent inflation very quickly i want to stick on that inflation idea for a second but i want to actually more importantly get to something that our audience he

who have been foreseen this as an issue from the get go. the chronicle editorial every day for the first couple of weeks -- i knew there was something fishy going on and much more than just the case of the share collect -- the sheriff's elect getting into an argument with his wife. [tone] i do not know your background. i do not know the background of the commission and what politics are involved in the commission. i just hope that you make the right decision, because if you do not, i believe there will be a very strong movement against the mayor and against the policies that have brought this on. thank you. >> i will be brief. i really like ross mirkarimi and i like the work he did as a supervisor. but in the position of one of the lost law enforcement officials in the city, i wonder as a woman if i said to my husband, if he were an abuser, i'm right to get out. and he said to me, the sheriff, they let him keep his job. do you think anyone will listen to you? you need to think about the position that the ads and the message that sends to our

that's the way to get the economy going. worked for kennedy, for reagan, worked in the early part of the last decade. it will work again. >> we have to do something. since the recovery began, by the way, june 2009, household incomes are down 5.7%. that's since the recovery. when you're in a recovery, incomes are supposed to go up. >> yeah. what's disstressing and concerning is, at this point i don't know what governor romney has in mind. he's been saying all along he'll reduce taxes and shows up in ohio -- >> reducing tax rates. >> he shows up and says don't expect a huge tax cut, because what he's doing is lowering deductions and exemptions. great. i wonder if somebody will get around to telling me what those deductions and exemptions are that he's going to lower. he's been running for president for seemingly half a century and none of us know what he plans to do. i may like it, but he hasn't told me. >> the bottom line of what he's going to do, minus the specifics, he's going to lower tax rates by 20% for all income groups

for the construction training. >> what you do is get a 2 by 6 sitting on the saw horses. we will cut 10 feet. everybody goingo get one and you measure up 6 inches. you sure you got 8 feet. >> as a carpenter you have to let them know what's expected and they need to know the stuff to get going on the trades. >> the main thing they need to know is how to carry the stuff on the job and the hussle. >> you can't work with the gloves. >> my part is a small part. my part is the best part. the part that really teaches them how to go out and fish rather than go to the fish market. my job is how to teach them to fish when the fish market is closed. >> this requires i thinking. when you go on the job site they will pay you 20-15, dollars an hour you have to think and figure stuff out and get the jobs done in a record time. >> one of the things we try to teach with the construction trades is your attitude going to work. how employers look on new workers and it's about profitability and productivity. it's not how much swings it takes to drive, you know, ita about do you have the right attitude? can you show up on time? c

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it's the way they do it because there are two techniques they used to sort of get the taxpayers to get going. so we've got political engineering, whereby once a program gets going, and missile program, weapons program, it doesn't matter if the enemy was made for no longer exists. it doesn't matter that the thing can work as promised. but you try to do is get the projects spread out among as many congressional districts as you can, particularly congressman who sit on appropriations committees. the profits and jobs get spread around everywhere. you can't ever stop it. the other technique is to vastly overpromise what it can do an underpromise with the cost will be. so you combine all these techniques can you get an extremely unresponsive system. and meanwhile, conservatives say i don't believe anything the government says we've got to get things back. when it comes to the pentagon, everything they say is that holy scripture. this is just a recipe for bankruptcy. >> host: what is the myth of good government, the title of one of your chapters. >> guest: unfortunately, this would strike at the pl

have foreign issues, the president has an enormous benefit against his challenger because he gets to be presidential. when the president gives a speech about the arab, what's going on in the arab world, he gets to do it with the backdrop of the united nations general assembly. mitt romney does it, he's going to have to find, you know, the american enterprise institute as his backdrop. so there are enormous benefits. there is a price, which is you do have to go through sometimes tedious meetings. the thing about these meetings, five of them will be tedious but one will pay off but you don't know which one will pay off. i think that fundamentally they seem to have decided that they are in full campaign mode at a point when they really should not be. both for foreign policy reasons but also because, as david says, this is, you know, this is meant to be a full-time, 24/7 job. >> fareed, thanks very much. david, thank you as well. >>> talking about the campaign, there is new polling tonight. in four crucial swing states, together they count for 59 electoral votes, you will see whether president obama or romney has the edge now in those swing states when we continue.

going strong. >> the more people that come out, the more gets recognized and more will change. >> there were a few hundred people protesting in lower manhattan, much less than the thousands that turned out one year go, one of their goals today is to shut down the financial district. the police have been out trying to prevent that from happening and right now in san fransisco there's a protest at the war memorial building and later this afternoon activist plan to march through the financial district to the bank of america building. cate caugurian is at the building right now with a preview of what is coming up. >> well, as far as occupying kamins go, this one at 555 california is smaller than we're used to, you can see there are too tense set up behind me and a handful people but this could change in the coming hours as these protesters have been here since 5:00 last night, part of a 24 hour occupation, a small group of six held a press conference, they spoke about how the movement involved in the bay area, growing to 10 separate groups, and taking on other causes, like more recently helping the se

if the president wins the re-election, is this going to be an ongoing theme? how are you going getdone? >> the election is going to be dispositive on the issue of taxes. mitt romney is not for taxes going up. he's for tax reform, simplifying the code, and bring down rates. the president has insisted the only way he'll go forward is to raise taxes. the impact of raising taxes falls on small business people, our job creators. if we want to see jobs and investment return, we don't want to see taxes go up on those individuals because that's who we need as an economic engine. i do think going forward the election will really answer this question if we can't get it resolved before. >> not to mention the number that the president keeps talking about is anyone making more than $200,000, which, of course, is a number that includes a much wider wrath than what you would think in terms of the millionaires and billionaires that the president talks about a lot. let me ask you this, leader cantor. the latest abc poll, washington post poll, shows the president has an edge over mitt romney on the