but the -- this is the great part of knowing about jack after i've gotten to know him is that he spent he was away in the country thinking what he was going to do for him and his family and his friends from the japanese american community in san francisco when he came back here. so rather than let things like that get him down he started his business to reach out for japanese companies so that he would -- he would bring them and his clients. in 1959 he first approached the city about operating the concessions in the japanese teagarden. it had just returned to be called the japanese teagarden. during the war it was called the oriental garden. that was an enormous public event when it was turned back to japanese teagarden. so jack operated the concessions in the teagarden along with his other businesses from 1959 to 1992. and over the course -- if you recalculate the dollars, according to improvements that he's put into the guarden including this $500,000 that he gave to ms. mirata, he's given almost $1 million thus far. but i think the most important thing and the reason that the san fr

and i'm living proof. >>> let's get right back to jack for "the cafferty file." jack? stion this hour is u.s. economic leadership at an end? kathy writes, major u.s. corporations and financial institutions are u.s. in name only and hoove no allegiance to this country at all. they've already turned to new emerging markets around the world to take the place of u.s. consumers and u.s. manufacturing. if unchecked by the lawmakers they have purchased, they will continue to invest in other countries, suck this country dry and then leave for greener pastures with their money safe in offshore accounts, leaving behind a third world replica of the united states. jimmie writes, no, we've had a few economic idiots advising and leading the u.s., but there's been one person for years talking about our poor economic policies and only now is he being heard, representative ron paul has been leading on these issues for many years. he's the best candidate in 2012 to lead us out of this economic disaster. annie in atlanta writes, it's been for a while. free trade agreements anyone? we're o

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the inland area of the island is the domain of the jack of all trades. born and bred year, he has learned to be independent. the workshop is his castle. he designs, makes, and repairs everything on his own. he has become a specialist in customized vehicles. >> you have to take this piece by piece. then i will build it here again. >> his latest invention as this hovercraft, assembled from scrap. >> you can go on this and you'll have a very smooth flight. >> he sees himself flying over the waves. he is determined to be self- sufficient. he constructed a remote control for his old motor boat. he can launch his boat with it. he can set sail without getting his feet wet. his working day is not just about machines and gadgets. he also has to take care of the island have zander roads. and he goes on patrol daily and he has an eagle eye. >> if i can patch a stone, i will know it. >> not much happens without salvu being involved. he keeps the water supply going at the pumping station for himself and the three villagers who live here. >> about 65 feet from the surf

first, the president's defense of it as seen by jack lew, the director of the office of management andt. i spoke with him a short time ago. jack, the president's director, thank you very much for coming. >> good to be with you judy. >> woodruff: moving into congress, let's start with what the conservative republicans are saying. they are saying this is no where near enough to tackle the ten plus trillion dollar deaf can you tell. >> well, i think the president made clear last night that he wanted to do more. he wanted to have an agreement that would have had the kind of long term structural changes entitlement policy. that's the problem for the next 10, 15, 20 years. what we have is not quite that but it's substantially a drop n the bucket for the next ten years and it's set up where connecticut will perform a special joint committee and will have the power to make decisions quickly and to move through connecticut on an expedited basis. it's almost a trillion dollars. the and the second is directed to be $1.5 trillion dollars. so 2.5 trillion dollars is a substantial step. they put in

nicholas defined rivalry like the red sox and the yankee, like do you recollect and north carolina. when jackennedy was in power, arnold palmer was winning everything. he was the best. so good that the president wanted with a arnie to look at his swing and come play around. arnold palmer was a pilot and a hugely is successful businessman. he showed us what endorsements were all b he was most of all a competitor and a gentleman, and he still is as he approaches his 82nd birth day. we visit his home in latrobe, pennsylvania, he still lives there and also in florida with his second wife during the wier. right across from the golf course his father helped bill. with an office wi enough awards to fill a museum, we began with a ur ofo many memories a then a conversation about so many experiences. >> this is a norman rockwell. >> this was done years ago. >> charlie: when you first said do i recognize this guy. >> i'm not sure anyone would recognize that. >> charlie: norman rockwell painted your picture. >> yes. >> charlie: not bad. >> this is a number of times i've been on sports illustrated. >> cha

i will put that in writing and send it to you, the jack. taking it to a better place. thank you very much. supervisor mar: any other public comments? and we are again on the second year public option. the second year option for three year extensions. can we move this forward without objection? thank you. please call the next item. >> item #6. state and federal legislative update. >> members, please to be here today. the first time in i do not know how long that we have a state budget that was enacted on time. it was very nice coming across the hill. i would like to draw your attention quickly. we had two bills to take positions on. the first is on page 10 of the matrix. this is a bill that on the surface does not look like it does much, but is intended to be a rescue vehicle in the budget process. proposition activity funding in the budget, some of that money would be available in the formula for this agency and the central subway project. however, the governor vetoed the funding for anything that was not available for positive train control. working with bart and the a

. >> two people were shot in the parking lot. jack is a father of the 24-year-old 49ers fan shot four times in the stomach. he doesn't want us to use his last name. jack spoke to us after his son went through surgery he can't eat or drink. >> jack said his son just dropped a friend off. as he and two others in the pick up went to look for parking they saw a group wearing raiders gear jump their friend. >> my son's two friends got out to pull the other guys off and say stop, stop. my son got out z whoever it was, you know who you are, shot him four times for stepping two steps from his truck. >> jack said his wounded son managed to drive his truck to a parking lot gate. >> he opened the truck. the guy at gate looked at him and the man, whoever he was and said "help me, i'm dying". that guy, whoever you are... i owe you. we owe you. thank you. >> and the 49ers are recommend together nfl they postpone any future raiders-49ers preseason games and say the 49ers say they're talk together raiders about this, so this briefing by the mayor, po

. >> that was the president last night. jack, mr. director, the question i have, there is speaker of the house boehner bragging basically way back last december he said they were going to do this thing. hold the debt ceiling hostage to get their way. couldn't the president have said at that moment way back in december of last year, no game plaining. no hostagetaking. no terrorizing this country. i'm not negotiating with you guy. could he have done it? you can't play it that way? >> chris, last december we did raise the issue of the debt limit and it was clear that there was not an ability to get it done last december. so it's not that there wasn't an attempt. and i think you and i worked together in the congress and it's not -- it was not yet a pressing issue for congress to deal with on either side. so i think that the question of dealing with it then versus now, i realize there's a lot of people going back and asking, but it wasn't there last december. and enormous amount of good, important work was done last december. let me speak

another and his team's borneo thrashing of city had to wait almost an hour that i recall getting that the jack out moments later and where i was brought on and probably let himself in for setting up the silver for the third and the arjun time then finished off the night with a rasping effort from distance for known to man city and a humbling return to the top flight swans that. meanwhile chelsea midfielder john obi mikael has appealed to kidnappers to release his father in nigeria because spoke on british television and said he knew his father had been abducted before he played against on sunday he asked that anyone who had information to come forward adding i've always tried to help my country now it's time for my country to help make. that switch to tennis where there's been an upset at the cincinnati masters eleven seed andy roddick crashing out and see the german for the pole schreiber things were looking good for the american who won the first set on a tie break and was a break up in the second event he lost his way and his temper tried to level the match with a sexual frustration of runn

i also talk.the influence of some of the beats like jack kerouac . >> mm-hm. >> .and alan ginsberg who went to the arctic in the gift's, ginsberg did, and how that sense of ecology that emerged in the late 50s affected the save wild alaska movement. but fdr i write about a lot, harold ickes his interior secretary... >> yeah. >> .fred seaton, the interior secretary for dwight eisenhower, they all had a vision that we needed to keep some places wild like. >> right. >> .here in texas, guadalupe mountains or south padre island or big bend or the big thicket. these are.these are our gifts to our kids' kids. >> yeah. every state has places like that. >> yes. >> this is a story of a place as opposed to a person but in some ways this is a biography of this place every bit as much as some of the many biographies you've written over the years approaches the subject that way. you're bringing out the human qualities and i.that in my mind at least distinguishes this from the kind of book that would be written on this subject by somebody else. >> well that's exactly the way i thought of it. and ther

cup starts in three weeks but before that young goal for his had a chance to shoulder swings at the jack nicklaus signature course that is supposed to be one of the best in europe sort of a program for the working hard to prepare the course for a stage of the challenge tour however we managed to find time in our tight shuttle to host the junior championship youth golf is a cornerstone in developing the sport in the country it's important to make steps forward every year and i'm really glad to win here as the course is very demanding i'm satisfied with my performance i don't think i could perform better i'm aiming to play here at the russian challenge cup if i make the cut it would be great russia doesn't have long term goals traditions however were there for it's the goal for see these devoting to make the sport popular and you rory mcilroy may be found somewhere on home soil sooner rather than later complain about out of our team. that's all for the all the news headlines are coming up shortly with bail but first it's the weather stay tuned. for the full story we've got it for. the bigg

skippy the jack russell terrier. after a long life he died last month but tonight more heart break. atue donated in his honor is missing. >> reporter: this is where the little dogs come to essential eyes, the humane society dog park. they may remember one missing from their cycle, skippy. he had been honored by a statue donated for his work as a therapy dog. he died july 17th. >> that's the statue taken. >> reporter: the theft of the statue adds insult to the pain of loss. why was it taken? >> we aren't sure, there are ideas, it was made out of bronze. there are ideas that perhaps somebody was looking to make money off it. >> reporter: tom declined to appear on camera but shared his thoughts and some of the 28,000 pictures he made of the dog along with three family picture books. >> he had something special. kind of cheered everybody up when he was around. >> reporter: which is why he was a therapy dog. >> the school system working with special needs children and he did -- was a volunteer in hospice one day a week and the first dog started that program. >> reporter: getting over his

the jack to left makes it 2-0 oakland. 21st home run of the season. is dealing here in the top of the 7th, striking out escobar to end the frame. a's win 2-0. >> i think it's the best feeling i've had as far as, you know, command kind of after that first inning and it kind of came together. i felt like i could actually, you know, pitch the way i wanted to. i hit my spots and located pretty well. >>> to football, the 49ers have their work cut out after week one preseason flop in new orleans. one area that needs improvement fast is blitz protection. san francisco was stacked six separate times and the head coach would like to give his offense a chance. >> one thing is for sure we want to protect the quarterback better in game, handle the blitz better than we did as unit in the last game. because teams are going to blitz you if you can't execute. so that's been an important factor for us. >> the raiders undergoing final preparations today in napa. while oakland is looking to get all the kinks out, make no mistake about it, the silver and black are a prou

the facebook page. wolf? >> we will, jack. and to our viewers here in "the situation room," happening now, breaking news. incredible stories developing on both sides of the globe. first, a moment of fear and disbelief right here in washington, d.c. and up and down the east coast. many of us feeling firsthand a rare, powerful magnitude 5.8 earthquake. we'll have the latest on the massive evacuations, the gridlock, and the damage. and in the libyan capital of tripoli, black smoke and treacherous mayhem. teams are risking their lives to take you inside gadhafi's compound as rebel forces desperately fight to seize control. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." let's get to the stunning magnitude 5.8 earthquake sending shock dl shockwaves from the carolinas to the east coast of the united states. in 100 years you can see the damage at one apartment complex in the area. rows of crushed cars literally covered in rubble up and down the coast. it sparked massive evacuations. this was the scene here in our own cnn washing

. >> reporter: at the jack london square farmers market is a vendor scared of the economy. >> i'm hopinghings will get better. >> reporter: a new bloomburg survey shows that the economy probably failed to create more jobs. >> i'm in a masters program and there's a lot of people looking for work and i'm anticipating there will be some positions when they get out of the program. >> reporter: economists say we need to create 150,000 jobs every month just to stay even and that we're falling far short of that. the economists say the job creation is falling under. and one by area economists says the outlook is extremely grim primarily because of high unemployment. >> it shatters consumer confidence and that creates a weak economy, consumers hold back. employers don't create jobs. we've got a spiral. >> we have a lot of jobs in our industry. it just seems there's a lack of applicants. >> reporter: but this woman in the hospitality industry says she's encouraged by what she's seeing. >> we certainly see more business coming through the hotel. there's an up tick on that. a lot more leisure travel

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the republic of abkhazia in the caucuses will elect a new president in just over a week following the jack of its leader after cancer treatment there are a number of challenges ahead in the wake of the long running fight for independence from neighboring georgia as our she's been hearing. we are in the republic of a cause there were preparations are on the way for the august presidential election . is the country's acting president and also one of the candidates and he's here with us today the upcoming election will be the second presidential election since the cause a game recognition just how hard it is for a cause here to live as an independent state i hear from of course there are many difficulties and with the company the loss already but there is still an enormous amount of work to be done we optimistic about our future and some of the most important thing is that following our country's recognition we've had its security ensured now all we need to do is get down to work as there are a lot of things to be done for the country and people many of cause and currently reside approved the

and two people were shot in weather areas of the lot. jack shot four times in the stomach. he doesn't want to us use his last name. jack spoke to us after his son went through surgery. >> he can't eat or drink. he's chewing on ice he said his son just drop aid friend off. and as he and two others in the pick up twont look for parking they saw a group wearing raiders gear jump their friend. >> hi son's two friends got out. and pulled other guys off saying "stop" my son got out. whoever waits, you know who you are, shot him four times. for stepping two steps from his truck. >> jack said his wounded son managed to drive his truck to a parking lot gate. >> and the opened the truck and the guy at the gate looked at him. he looked at the man and he said "help me, i'm dying". and that guy, whoever you are, i owe. we owe you. thank you. >> jack's son is listed in fair condition. so is a person who was brutally beaten in a bathroom here. the other shooting victim, the one shot in the face was apparently tleeted. the hospital has no records of him. the 49ers are recommending to the nf

before he rose to the top of the business world. jack welsh knew him for 20 years. he joins me on the phone. jack, welcome. i know you're speaking from your home in nantucket. clearly, the projections about this hurricane are getting grimmer by the minute for that area. are you worried? >> it looks like it's turning in towards new york a little more than here. but we'll have to see. no one knows right now. >> presumably you'll be dealing with it in your normal fearless way, jack. >> i'm not sure. i've got the storm doors on. >> i want to talk to you about steve jobs. because you've described him as the greatest ceo of all-time. which is one hell of an accolade given some of the other candidates. why do you say that about him? >> you know, because i know steve jobs. i don't know him very well personally. but i've watched him for a long time. he just seems to have done everything right. i mean, if you look at the mac, and then getting thrown out of there and going over to pixar, making pixar a huge success, and then coming back and just creating this fantastic product