and subject is more blurry than ever and media outlets aren't just covering the news they're part of it that story ahead. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that you may call. for leftist usa to defeat terrorism. to sell neighborhoods. the only because. i want you. to skew the thinks about this because you know the corporate media distracts us from what you and i should care about because they're profit driven industry that sells a sensationalistic garbage because of breaking news i'm having martin and we're going to break the set. up. r t is the state run english speaking russian channel it's kind of like al-jazeera . russia today has an extremely confrontational stance when it comes to us. welcome to the capital account i'm lauren lyster. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it's already been made who can you trust no one. with the global machinery see where we had a state controlled capital score sessions when nobody dares to ask we do r t question more. on journalism gets controversial is it

than average and media outlets aren't just covering the news they are becoming part of it that story ahead. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing but your mo is called. a day. far left doesn't want the usa to defeat terrorism. terrorist cells neighborhood. the only and the christian. folk all want to hold. your beliefs about this because you know the corporate media the structures from what you and i should care about because they're profit driven industry that sells a sensationalistic garbage he calls it breaking news i'm having martin and we're going to break the second. card is the state run english speaking russian channel it's kind of like al-jazeera . russia today has an extremely confrontational stance when it comes to u.s. . undertows and gets controversial is it time to get the cia involved apparently that's what a new york times reporter dead times reporter mark mazetti reportedly forward an advance copy of marine downs column to a cia spokesperson the piece was about the film zero dark thirty which is about the killing of osama bin laden here's a

the antiimperialist in new york. people who are saying not from the left that we shouldn't take colonies or extent protective status to cuba and guam and the philippines. he's against it from the right because he sees it as racially dangerous. he says it's dangerous for the united states of america to incorporate a subject population of pannish americans, the mixture of indian and negro blood and other unspeakable. new york is the great immigrant destination in the period, it's far from being immune from a racialist and ethnically discrimination rhetoric and ideology. there's a long-term jumping ahead a little bit chronologically. there's a long-term rep rep cushion or ramification of new york's role in particular in takes over parts of the spanish overseas empire in 1898. certainly any number of new york businessmen wanted the sugar. they wanted to be a captive market in the spanish caribbean for banking capital and so on. but you also have, as a result new york becomes more and more destination for puerto ricans und

is that selling off on the news? ket priced in qe3, that is where the rally over last couple months have come from. we rallied significantly since the june 4th lows. one thing investors seem to have forgot, underprice risk and underestimate risk you get into trouble. that is where we find people are pricing in qe3 and pricing political action. we're loom we have fiscal cliff looming. we're getting ahead of ourselves. be careful. take risk off the table. option prices in terms of hedging your portfolio are relatively cheap because the vix is so low. so it is an opportunity to investors to avoid the mistakes of the past. ashley: would you agree based on that the market is in dire need after correction? >> i don't loo to use the word dire that is too gloom and doom for me but i do expect a correction to come. i think we hit the highs of the year or certainly very near them. ashley: yeah. >> for the rest of the calendar year more likely to see more market volatility and potential downside risk than upside risk especially

these schools, like so many of the new deal are beautifully built. this is the school you just saw. teaching, they employed tens of thousands of teachers and librariance. new nutritionist. starving children don't learn well. they give them lunches. this is an art class in san francisco hospital. art class for crippled children. the photographers that i find of san francisco indicate that schools were integrated at the lowest level. you could mitigate the racial problem from the bottom up. there was also adult education too. this 1 learned one learned to read as many did. many of the community colleges were a result of the new deal. sacramento. i gave a talk at santa rosa and the city college in san francisco was largely a product of the pwa and has wonderful art work all over it by the art in action project at the treasure island fair. and then there's these special schools for crippled children. this is in the mission district and it's a beautiful school with all the features we take for granted because of the americans with disabilities act. it has wonderful tiles. this was not acc

, and political director for the pbs news hour. >> he got fired not for what he said, but for letting the cat out of the bag. because that's how a lot of them think. and there's nothing, there's no difference, alan, between an african-american liberal, hispanic liberal, a female liberal, they're all liberals, but the left wing media tries to draw this distinction that all blacks, all hispanics, and virtually all women ought to be liberal if not they're somehow-- >> he got fired and let him go and if he wasn't, screamed bloody murder. >> i think he got a bad deal and shouldn't have fired him and a hot mic and suspended him, punished him and useful illustration of more-- as mrc during a speech by susanna martinez, cut away from a hispanic broed casting plasticed an i way republicans nor not being inclusive. >> up next on news watch, did the media use isaac to upstage the g.o.p.? >> coverage of the g.o.p. convention gets complicated when hurricane isaac takes aim at the gulf. did the liberal media spin the storm's threat as a bad omen fo

we have to do the new deal forever? hat we have with the stimulus is similar to the new deal. you had an economy that was crashing the g.d.p. was crashing at a 9% annual rate. in that rate you'd lose the entire canadian economy in 1989. >> stephen: i think i left the canadian economy in the cab on the way here. who cares? it should be backed by beaver pelts and maple syrup. we're talking about american economy here. hold on, sir, your argument here-- and i hate to tell you, it sounds like the mad ramblings of a syphilitic brain... (laughter). >> i get that. >> your argument is that the stimulus worked. >> well, we lost 800,000 jobs in january, 2009, then we passed the stimulus in february and then you had the biggest improvement in unemployment in 30 years. >> stephen: in the next month? >> in the next quarter. >> stephen: so one point makes a line? that's your argument? one data point? >> every independent economist that's looked at this found it added 2% to 4% to g.d.p. which is the difference between contraction and g

some big news for snooki had the baby. now j-woww has some big personal news. er why? it could be heavy? little c.z. there. >> i get it, a tease kind of. >>> begin with the breaking news. deal between the national football league and their referees. the lockout is -- over. >> score. >> in the end it was the chaos of course, over that disastrous call monday night by replacement refs that forced the two side back to the table for some marathon talks. >> they have to go through it. it, but, hopefully you can build some character and we can learn something. one thing that we really learned from this as frustrating as it is ultimately it is a game judged by people who are imperfect. >> of course, some judgments are more imperfect than others. so, everyone is glad the professionals will be back tonight. it did not take long once the unroar got creche crescendoed after monday night. here we are. done deal. joining us now to talk more about the deal is espn radio new york's jason page. good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you for joining us. i have got to believe the

apple takes the wraps off a new razzle dazzle phone. is the excitement for the iphone 5 hype, or a gamechanger? >> tom: i'm tom hudson. a game changer in the defense industry, two of europe's biggest players look to join forces, just as the u.s. defense industry prepares to slim down. >> susie: the latest census numbers are in, and a record 46 million people remain below the poverty line. >> tom: that and more tonight on "n.b.r."! >> susie: thinner, faster, taller. we're talking about apple's hotly anticipated iphone 5. it was unveiled today in san francisco, and investors were impressed, juicing the shares up to $669 a share. but does the new device live up to the hype? erika miller takes a closer look at whether the new iphone will be fruitful for apple. >> reporter: this is the new device that could upset the apple cart in the smartphone industry. apple c.e.o. tim cook unveiled the iphone 5 in san francisco. and it has new features designed to fend off competition from rival android phones. >> it is an absolute jewel. it is the most b

new york city. mission plaza will be shared by the transit tower and the new station. e current design features redwood trees, california's: state tree, reaching upward toward the plaza's canopy above. an exciting feature proposed by the architect is a funicular as one of the ways to access the rooftop parking. the mission plaza leads into the grand hall on the ground level of the new transit center. it is a very light and open space which welcomes the public to the regional and state wide transit system. it features a floor designed by a san francisco artist and incorporates a comic images of california poppies. it serves as an ascetic feature and element of the building's structure. from the bus back levels, passengers will be greeted by permanent sine installation. buses and amtrak shuttle buses will operate in this light and modern facility. the vision is a safe, efficient, convenient, seamless station surrounded by the densest and a most beautiful urban neighborhood in the bay area. this vibrant new neighborhood will include seven residential towers within the tran

the new deal deals with things in a different way. when i was going to school, california school's were the best. now they are among the worst with the new budget cuts. of course, my university is being privatized. all of the higher education is being privatized. all through the uc system. how do you run a modern state with tax cuts? we resort to desperate, back last november, we were asked to vote to make four indian casinos in san diego county pony up money. i thought this was a joke. they voted to do it. now, the governor proposes to borrow against future revenues. how did they deal with these social problems when the economic problems were far worse than what we can imagine today? this is from larry halprin's. and it has these quotes from roosevelt on the wall. he said in one of his talks to the people, "the test is not whether we have more, it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little". it's a different philosophy than that which we have become used to. what i am going to show you is a lost civilization. it's a st

and how did the news media react to the words and warnings from other world leaders. cnn reveals details from an ambassador's private journal and ignites bitter reaction at a debate over what's fair game. new details surfaced about the deadly terror attack at the consulate at libya, debates what the white house knew and when they knew it and the press passes again. stumbles, fumbles and grumbles, as we placement refs get replaced by the real deal. how did the media force the play? and some of the conservative press gather a the a star-studded gala. >> i never did much understand why cnn thought it would beat fox news at 9 p.m. with a british host who looks like he just got a really bad wedgy at a british prep school. >> on the panel. judy miller, cal thomas, jim pinkerton, contributing editor american conservative magazine and daily beast columnist kirsten power. i'm rick fulbaum in for jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. have recent events in the middle east given you any pause for the support of governments who have come to power since the arab spring? >> i've

. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> look closely at this video and you will see a car backing up at a gas station. the driver hits the pedal and hits a gas pump setting the station on fire. good evening . >> a monterey miss judgement and a gas station explodes in flames. several cars were burned but incredibly nobody was hurt. all happened about 5:40 this evening in martinez. that fire caused extensive damage to the flex oil and gas station. deborah is live at the scene to explain what made the difference in this dramatic fire. >> reporter: you can see how this pump was shoved right off it's base. a fast thinking employee at this mess of a gas station drew an -- threw an emergency switch quite possibly saving lives, maybe saving the block. >> this video was shot by a witness across the street as two cars and a gas pump are engulfed in flames. here is what triggered it. a customer in a chevy sedan backed in to the station trying to position his car when he spinning out of control. >> i se

preparing to celebrate the start of the new season for the. team. was expected to emerge victorious. but the fans' excitement was suddenly overrun by a riff event. c. ward yeah but i wouldn't say that tonight's is the memorial service commemorate seeing the chief team killed in a plane crash and look at us to. be good to keep the players from deny men scope of hissing the puck into their own goal symbolically giving the victory at seafield a sloven. the. three. time to get out dani training will start soon when in forty minutes ok the can't. get to prove it's difficult to serve in the cargo and especially when they're only starting to end and when they're just little kids there makes it to have the food that they have to change a lot and parents have to forget about anything else pressing about what about the other children is they depend entirely on their training championship just saying you bring your work thanks while you're welcome. the parents of the successful hockey players have already gone a long way in raising their sons to become real ch

some are already finding fault, especially with the new mapping system. >> reporter: the new mapping irections and navigation app replaces the google one that's come with the phone since the start. >> it does have turn by turn directions for free but the quality of the data is what's going to keep from you getting lost. >> reporter: some locations misplaced it'll take time. >> it's not as good data and i know they are working on it but google has had severals head start. >> reporter: the other problem the new data part is new and won't work with the old system. >> people who have bought a speaker dock that relies on the phone nestling in and uses that older connection will be annoyed. they do make an adapter, $29. that's $29 you have to spend. >> seems like it's -- it's challenging to find the -- like the hole, i'm trying -- i guess i could get used to it. >> reporter: for many that will mean buying several adapters or buying new accessories. most buyers love it. >> super fast. first thing you notice is it's very light. i have the 4g and it's way lighter. you don't feel that it's bigg

media to report the news fully accurately and fairly the survey was conducted between september sixth and september night so why are americans losing the faith well there's this. the individual mandate has been ruled unconstitutional justices have just got it both the centerpiece provision of the obama health care law if in fact that's the final word on the individual mandate there could be a little bit more complicated what do you get from a shutdown reading through this again i we are reading now that the entire law has been held. and other times it seems like the twenty four hour news cycle is producing less than critical headlines i have to get the feeling take a look at this mitt romney has not been in too many too many. decided that something in your state is a quick look at what president obama's been up to our area is sitting down with the pirates making sure he didn't forget to mark the international talk like a pirate you know celery actually emits a hormone in and that actually tracks women fans are going crazy over these must have seven years a look at penn state back to e

there was an enormous change in what the news media was in the country. hen i went to abc news in 1997, fox news and msnbc were two months old. they essentially didn't exist. abc news didn't have a website. we created abcnews.com my first year there, much less than search for news and social media and twitter and all the rest of it. what is described as news has expanded dramatically. it is an enormously bigger tent. the news media now can cover a wide variety of things. it can cover everything from time honored journalism, the way people like peter jennings and barbara batters and diane sawyer do it and did it to blogs and gossip and it's under an umbrella of news media. a fundamental question is does that change the nature of journalism? does it really change the commitment such as peter had towards making sure you are covering something that's important? does it change the drive to make sure you are getting the facts right? that you're checking and rechecking? does it change the basic division between opinion on the one hand and fact-based journalism on

at the time, that took over the news cycle. rick santorum was using it in the republican party. -- primary. >> we have followed you because you've got a lot of publicity over the last year. i want to run one of the profiles that was done and you on pbs. >> the video i found in 2002 of mitt romney. i am a moderate republican, i am not partisan. >> i am someone who is moderate and my views are progressive. >> i will find a video of youtubers -- of mitt romney. i went to class and i came back, it was an all the new sites. it was everywhere. later that evening, it was nbc, cnn, all the channels for running it. videos are sitting around. they're out there. some of them are on c-span. >> where did you start doing this? when did you start doing this? >> back in the beginning of 2011. i live in new york city, i live in the ninth congressional district. there was a special election to replace them. i went to find out more about the candidates. i looked this whole area is video of david dancing at a music festival in brooklyn. it was the

narrator: the new federal strip literally straddles the site of the old wall and includes a new chancelleryd parliament building. like so much else in today's berlin, both its location and the design of the buildings are meant to express the spirit of a reunified city and country. the fact is, of course, that after reunification, east germany, in economic and social terms, is considerably behind west germany, and the decision to move or to designate berlin as the capital is in part a reflection of a commitment to trying to show east germany that it is indeed part of the new germany. narrator: also symbolic was the decision to refurbish the traditional seat of the national legislature, the reichstag. in part, this was intended to make a statement about germany's democratic government. herb: here we have this old german symbol that's transformed by this glass dome over this and transforms the building, and you can now go upstairs in the dome and not only see all of berlin right around you-- you can see potsdamerplatz, you can see over to oranienburgerstrasse, where the old synagogue used to b

last year she provided the money to buy brand new uniforms for the band ... uniforms that were on display at football halftime shows. still ahead on update news... a club on campus is keeping students fit, active, and healthy outside of the classroom. and we all know what happened to giants superstar melky cabrera... but what happened to the cult following he inspired throughout the summer?... we'll introduce you to one man who initiated the infamous giants super fan group... known as the 'melk-men.' but first, we asked students what their favorite feature of the new iphone 5 is. ">>>i really wanna invest in the new iphone 5 only unless my upgrade was available so theres no new features or anything that could sway me, its only about price for me. the thing that i'm excited about with the new iphone 5 is hopefully that siri is still on it so i can ask her a lot of questions. well i heard its gonna have like a projector on it which is pretty cool but right now i have the 4s so that does everything i need it to, so unless the new one can make a quesadilla or some

it's widely expected that the fed will take new steps to help the economy. fed chairman ben bernanke will speak this afternoon. and three-quarters of experts just surveyed by cnbc will have a new round of quantitytive easing. >>> there's a new item on mcdonald's menus next week, the calorie count. the fast food giant is getting a jump on federal requirements and could put pressure on other big chains. that big mac and medium fries and 16-ounce coke is going to set you back about 1,100 calories. >> bring it on, man. >>> toys "r" us is rolling out reservations for the season's hottest toys. a 20% downpayment will save you from scrambling for those wish list items. you have to sign up at the store. and you'll get an e-mail when the item becomes available. >> you don't have to wait in line on black friday. >> you have to hope your kid doesn't change their mind. give it to a nephew or a relative's kid. >>> when we come back this thursday, the high-speed chase that had bystanders chasing down cold, hard cash. >>> and then, $9 a gallon for gas? what? some drivers sa

electronic arts might be moving on the apple news. f the companies that have components in the apple aren't really doing too much at the 1:00 p.m. announcement. >>> the fed is in day one of its two-day meeting. the chairman widely expected to a new round of easing. chief u.s. equity strategist at ubs joins us. that is the question -- qe is either factored in to the market or not factored in to the market yet. >> there is a lot of expectation factor. if the fed doesn't come out with something like a half a trillion ondollars of qe, the market gets hurt. real question for me -- is this a trade or investment theme. i think this is a trade. i think if they give you a big number, i think the market rally extends but ultimately i think it rolls over because i done think it is great policy but the market's going to like it in the short run. >> you think the fiscal cliff issue is perhaps looming larger an much more important to the market than what the fed does near term. >> i'm not sure it is looming larger as much as it should be yet. i do t

>> the good news is we see an emerging business model for media, and the bad news is it involves giving 30% of your revenue to apple. but i think there is a lot of potential, actually, for building a business on top of distribution through mobile. the other thing we have got going on is really profoundly exciting and far more exciting than five years ago, that the tools are so much better than they were five years ago. they are profoundly better. compared to the dark days of 2005, media are now -- everybody is online. facebook can launch a product, and really, overnight, build community on thousands of websites. there really are some exciting things going on. in the last five years, things have changed a lot. >> does that count -- does that excitement also extend to content? >> i do not think we are there yet. i do not think we have seen any digital native content that has produced really ground-breaking journalism. a couple of years ago, we were pretty excited about what was happening at a place like talking points memo, where they were doing some great stuff. we have seen a lot of eff

when i heard the tragic news oh well now. if. the people's grief is expressed through hundreds of songs poems and street ought to remember the. fans drew his picture on the walls of the house where he lived the commemorative clock has also been put up to honor his memory at first they feared it wouldn't be allowed as according to law. until twenty five years after a person's death. this is the pose that he usually made after he scored a goal for some reason he always raced to stick to show off after getting the park and it's just. way. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. the war. in. iraq. wealthy british style. time. markets weiner scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max kaiser for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on r g.

so what's it tell you when the stock is on the new high list? either that it's part of a genuine bull market or part of a cohort of it or the company itself has some serious momentum. no matter how they get there, many stocks on the new high list often keep going higher. now, on a great bull market, like the one at 2009 almost has to double. we saw this success of investing in the new high list over and over again. the same stock would hit new high after new high after new high. following them turned out to be a great way to make money, even as the bears claimed endlessly that the bull market was false and couldn't be trusted. listening to the bears caused you to miss out on one of the greatest rallies in history. i got to keep you from ever doing that again. generally speaking things have worked well and things that have worked well continue to work well. i am not saying you can chase stocks that are hitting their highs because they'll keep going higher. i'm sure some of you will no doubt qualify, that's what i'm saying, i'm sure some of you wil

the maze. a little sluggish upper deck into san francisco. good news, southbound 880 earlier "sig alert" lifted that accident out of lanes. 880 near montague expressway that accident still in lanes multi-vehicles in lane four. westbound 580 harrison still in the right lane starting in the clearing phases. north 880 oakland stall lane four at embarcadero fifth exit. >>> the san francisco police department is on guard this morning after late night protest entered in vandalism at its mission district station. amy hollyfield joins us live. >> reporter: they were upset they took to the streets, spray painted the windows at the police station they've scrubbed it clean, a crew came out to take care of that. going to get back to business as usual in the mission this morning. video we shot overnight of what they did they spray painted the word "killers" across the door. they were roving around between 10:30 and midnight last night. witnesses say the protesters were yelling obscenities as they walked up and down the streets in the mission. police put on riot gea

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announcer: this is the bay area's news station. the kron4 news starts now. >>pam: it has begun, the apple 500 -- the apple iphone 5 machine is in full motion. this is new york city outside of the apple store. a handful of people are already camping out for the iphone five that comes out on friday awarded. apple sold awarded 2 million new phones in 24 hours through three-quarters smashing all previous records. from my free orders for the new fall are now sold out. gabe slate shows the best way to try and score the new iphone off. >> if you order online from the apple web site it says it will ship in two-three weeks. it is the same thing from the carriers of mind. if you want to avoid the lines and the drama in he did not mind waiting 3-4 weeks, or on line and wait for it to be says if you would like to be sent sooner, apple in a few carriers will open at 8:00 a.m. on friday to sell the iphone files i expect long lines at all of these stores. best buy, wal-mart and radio shock will also be selling the iphone 5. these stores are given less stock than apple store

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the year. they appeared in a los angeles courtroom. new public defender assigned. ez and nor wood are expected back in court obvious -- november 27th, the trial is expected to start within 20 days of that november appearance. they've both pleaded not guilty. >>> richmond ballot measure would put a pennye an ounce tax on sugary dings drawing big money -- the ski industry is planning on spending a million dollars in the next few weeks to take down the tax, $45 per voting household in richmond supporters say it sneeded to help fight childhood obesity they argue a typical child easts 40 pounds of sugar each year. >>> cal trains will be adding new trains because of increase in ridership. southbound and northbound train added to the evening commute starting october 1st. four shoulder trains which one run between morning and afternoon will be restored those trains were halted because of budget problems three years ago. cal trains hopes the at decisions will lighten crowding. >> back too our breaking news out you have san jose where two are injured in an overnight fire. ter

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protesters will gather near the new york stock exchange... elebrate the 1-year anniversary of the "occupy wall street" movement. marches and rallies are also planned in more than 300cities around the country.over the weekend... at least a dozen people were arrested... while observing the anniversary.the movement has lost its ability to organiie... since new york city mayor michael bloomberg evicted the protesters from the plaza last year. the space shuttle endeavour will have to wait until tomorrow... to make its final trip.bad weather forced the shuttle to postpone its piggyback flight to los angeles... where it will be put on display.the shuttle is scheduled to make several stops along the way... passing sites significant to nasa's shuttle program... including the mission connrol center in houston. endeaaor is scheduled to be on display at the california scieece center by late october. 3 astronauts are back onnearrh today... after ending their 4- month stay at the international space station. the trio landed in kazakhstan early this morning.

but i'm getting the new iphone! that's september 21st i think it comes out. > > i figured you would. thanks for being on the show today. that's andrew keene, president of keeneonthemarket.com. that's a wrap for now. coming up tomorrow, a new film about wall street opens this weekend, starring susan sarandon and richard gere. find out if our film guy thinks it's "so money." from all of us at first business, thank you for watching and have a great day! >>> u.s. ambassador to libya killed in an attack to the consulate in that area. >>> we are live in alameda where a man in a wheelchair is rescued from a burning apartment. >>> just hours from now the big announcement apple is expected to make about its newest iphone. all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this wednesday morning september 12th i'm pam cook. let's check in with steve paulson. what is the weather going to be like? >> if you're by the coast or around the bay it's 60s and 70s. a little bit stronger sea bree

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opportunity to play in the new facility. based on what we heard on beach l.a., this new facility is going to be totally fenced, isn't it? >> yeah, the current facility has fencing on three sides, we're going to replace the facility pretty much in-kind, there are no gates and it won't be locked, it has fences to keep balls in play but again open to the public and that's the beauty of synthetic turf, we can't allow the public out there 24/7, the park closes but we can utilize the fields at that level. >> commissioner antonini? >> and the comments of commissioner sugaya bring up another question and that is, while the lack of fencing in some areas and allow access of pick-up games is a good thing, but the bad thing is it allows access for those interested in defiling the park, graffiti, vandalism which we see after we spend a lot of money to fix up these playgrounds and then they're not maintained and even with the synthetic turf, there will be maintenance necessary, and it would seem to me that hopefully there's going be some s

tonight, the reset for mitt romney, or so they hope coming off a bad weeks, unleashing a new attack on president obama, regarding the chaos in the east. >>> and fighting breast cancer, what they hope can be a new breakthrough in a new roadmap to more effective teaching. >>> and education nation summit, what is coming to just about every school in the country. question is, are teachers and students ready for what is on the way. >>> a broken heart, could it really be fatal? tonight, the doctors who say yes and warn that women have the most to worry about. >>> and the panda, why it is proving so difficult to save these animals. >>> this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. >>> good evening, if the race for president seems to have an urgency not fully supported by the calendar, then think of it this way. there are roughly a thousand hours to go before the election. every day and moment counts for the incumbent president and the man trying to unseat him. while both men have squared off in separate interviews over the last 24 hours, the first debate is still at least week away. and comin

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consulate in libya >>> wall street comfort apple's thanks to the new i-phone coming thanks to the new-phone coming up a hot new gadget that made a, >>> new protest this morning over an anti islam, and how cannot obscure online movie sparks up to mass demonstrations in violent attacks. >>> suffering the worst staffing shortage in years >>> gain time for the san francisco forty-niners about to be deployed to that in the home game against detroit. welcome back. >>> we have a lot to talk about the next half-hour into the tech world after the unveiling of the big i-phone 5 also talk about some of the disappointments for the apple fans now that we have seen the specs on that. >>> and the economic implications and also talked with charles from the uc. mideast expert talking about that video and it sparked the violence or is there more behind it in the middle east. >>> as the protests continue >>> today the secretary of defense says expect more protests from the anti muslim video. it looks like the violence might be leveling off. the net some of the footage captured in several different count

the new deal and the fair deal are old measures for their generation but now this is a new generation. a technological outpoint an explosion on the bomb has led to an output explosion. an urban population regulation has overcrowded our schools and flooded our cities. a peaceful revolution for human rights demanding an end to racial discrimination in all parts of our community life, imposed by executive leadership. [applause] it is time for a new generation of leadership. all over the world. particularly in newer nations. young men are coming to power. men who are not down by the traditions of the past. men who are not blinded by the old fears and hate and rivalry. young men who can cast off the old slogans and the old illusions. the republican nominee is a young man. but his approach is as old as mckinley. [applause] his party is the party of the past. the party and memory. -- party of memory. his speeches are generalities on the almanac. their platform made up of old left over democratic plans have the courage of our old convictions. their plants -- plan is for the status quo and tod