actually dressing the pets in costumes make the people look more like idiots than the animals do. i can't agree with you more, but someone is spending $300 million in pets' costumes. maybe they're just too embarrassed to come forward with those pictures. come on, guys. mailbag@wusa9.com. that's our address and i'll be nice about it. that's our report. i'll be back here at 11:00 with anita brikman and tonight we will be your no bull zone after the vice presidential debate. you can watch it all on www.wusa9.com. we'll see you then. bye bye. >>> "entertainment tonight," the worldwide leader in entertainment news. >>> from new york city, robin roberts goes home. >> it's overwhelming to see the sky. >> the gma host bald but visibly weak and able to dance. >> vp hopeful, paul ryan all pumped up. the just released photos before the debate. >> plus all the candidates awkward moments caught on camera. >>> justin bieber with a gun and selena. j.r.'s markest days, fighting cancer, eating through a feeding tube. what larry hagman told "e.t." >> i lost 35 pounds. >> i was getting fed through a

joe biden did a good job at speaking to the american people, looking into the camera and a lot of peopleching this would hope that there will be three vice-presidential debate instead of presidential ones because they had a lot of firepower. >> thank you. thousands of u.s. home gave us your instant feedback on the candidates. using your smartphone. we got a lot of reaction. many agreed. biden said that the world is behind the united states could and many disagree that ryan said that with president obama we get speeches and we don't get the leadership. the big win by the nationals was not the only victory at the ballpark denied. >> another dc council member is accused of wrongdoing. but in jim gramm is defending himself. you will hear from him coming right up. >> tomorrow night, late, there could be a freeze. [ femalele announcer ] it's one of the hardest decisions a famimily can make... realizing a nursing home is the only choice. for many middle class families medicaid is the only way to afford the care. but as a governor, mitt romney raraised nursing home fees eight times. and as presi

he wasn't looking at the opponent or hardly ever looked at the people. ing down. >> and he was meek. and instead of looking out and appearing strong, confident he backed away. >> when you have a chance to talk about this as the election goes ahaechld you dwiz are great. i want to charge the university one of the best folk use groups i've had. who won the debate? >> romney. >> there you go. >> wow. >> and frank luntz that is a great observation about the president looking down, agitated and not seeming to want to be there. we'll talk about that. still plenty more still to come tonight. post debate edition of "hannity" and coming up next, rudy giuliani will join us and later on, juan williams and rob portman who helped well prepare mitt romney for the debate. ve lately. but because of business people like you, things are beginning to get rolling. and regions is here to help. making it easier with the expertise and service to keep those wheels turning. from business loans to cash management, we want to be your partner moving forward. so switch to regions. an

now, the people looking to oslo for the long-awaited break through. >> colombians are longing for peace, but what exactly are the biggest obstacles that the government and rebels are bringing to the negotiating table? >> we put that question to our next guest. >> i think there are at least two big obstacles. one is to solve one of the biggest challenges of colombian history. difficulties to survive in the rural areas does feed in the war on one side and in the narco trafficking and drug production on the other side. it is one of the crucial issues that parties have to cope with. the other is to find equilibrium between the possibilities for the farc to participate on one side in colombian civil politics and the rights of victims of violence of all sides, all armed actors in the conflict on the other side. >> we will have more on the situation in colombia later, but regional calls are backing calls for the cease-fire. >> the arab league and turkey are on board, an iranian state media says that tehran has also thrown its support behind a plan. >> the syrian peace envoy proposed the deal t

the united states. that looks like screech from "stave bell." the hat on backwards. >> not a flattering assessment, but a lot of the people look at the pictures and they are cheesy. >> well, it is -- you know, it could be worse, because when you hear never before seen pictures of the vice presidential candidate, at least he is fully dressed, because it could be different. >> but the question is are they harmless fun? well, we are trying to find out and jeanne moos got the reaction of the glamour shots. >> reporter: does this picture say mr. vice president to you. this is paul ryan. >> is that him? >> no, no, that is worse. that is like, oh, no. >> oh, yes, and the photos of paul ryan working out that came out in "time" magazine have plenty of fans tweeting, too, and just like that panties drop and the internet melts. >> looks fine. >> the knees are bony. >> and noted one poster, big bird call and he wants his legs back. paul ryan is the broest bro to run for vp and he is channeling the inner marky mark. just as marky mark pumped iron, so did paul ryan at a photo shoot almost a year ago when the fitness buff congressman was a runner up for "time's

the outcome on which looked more confident. not beautiful but more competent. the more competent looking person won the election. >> peoples with narrow ang gu lear faces are seen as more competent. as the face becomes rounder people say that person looks less competent. >> people make instantaneous de tations based on looks. >> looks, posture. >> obama is more competent person than john mccain. romney and obama are about equal. it is about people who stand behind the candidates. people were already seated behind a podium when a staffer highlighted here came on stage and got some white people to move out. >> if you look at a candidate he has a bunch of people behind him half bb men half will be women. >> a certain number will be of a certain race. the camera will see minorities behind obama. >> there will be a percentage of blacks percentage of hispanics a percentage of asians. >> i assumed it went out that way. >> that's why you are sitting where i am sitting and i am sitting where i am sitting. >> people have to be cynical about babies. >> kids are a good attraction. i always like to use kids. i am always worried they a

people's local communities. some of the young people don't have those opportunities and are looking in ways they can address the lenges in their communities. host: a look at the view of the vote and how balanced out in campaign 2008 -- guest: young people are a diverse population. 32% of 18-29 years old voted for senator mccain and this is something we need to factor in when speaking out to young people. host: abby is from tufts university. the website is civicyouth.org. good morning caller:. i want to give thanks to seize them for doing what you all do. i disagree with del lady -- with a lady. i believe the youth of boat -- vote means we are fed up with what is going on. we will not just talk about it. when need to start being americans again and not republicans or democrats. there is nothing we cannot accomplish. host: al engaged are you? do you talk to your friends about their vote? caller: i am volunteering my time. i'm doing a whole lot more compared to other young folks. if you want to make an impact, that is how you do it. guest: i share your sentiment. we don't care who you vote for but we wonder boys to

to politicians, when you look to public officials these are not people or leaders that the public feels they can have confidence in in terms of what they are saying or doing. interestingly, out when we look -- ask people about the ethical conduct of politicians if you look to the right hand side we ask about public policy and there's a consensus, 82% believe they don't act ethically or very honestly in most situations but on the left-hand side we also ask how do they conduct themselves in their personal lives? the public is very disappointed in what they see in terms of leadership. we talked a little bit about is it possible to be in business? is it possible to be in politics without having to compromise your ethics? the public hands down thinks that in fact you can. you can be in business and don't have to be successful and don't need to compromise your ethics in order to do so. similarly in politics there's high expectation that in fact you can win, you can be successful in the political realm and not have to compromise your ethics. what this leads us to is a tension betw

people? the home is their cell. people talk a lot about noise -- very noisy in prisons. that is interesting to me. looking at the communication level, the rise of frustration of being caged, wondering, where does redemption fit into the equation here? [singing] i think both of us really believe the death penalty is wrong, and is flawed for many reasons. the list is as long as my arm -- about several others. we feel this is important for both of us, personally, to participate in the debate of this issue in a way that we can help people frame it for a conversation. >> thank you for coming this morning. my name is bob hayden. i am with the department of the environment and pleased to be the emcee of this event. you can tell from the display that this has something to do with some electric vehicles. so, i would like to start the program with our first presenter. and introduce to you a man who is certainly no stranger to bringing clean technology to san francisco and electric vehicles, are mayor, ed lee. [applause] >> thank you, bob. >> you for your leadership. good morning, everyone. we are going to be talkin

. >> the challenge is they've got to connect not just with the people looking into the television and watching them but the people on the stage with them, some 80 or so undecided voters chosen by gallup so they have to keep those folks in mind. it's a more intimate, up-close adventure with voters. >> president obama is under pressure after his last turn on the debate stage got bad reviews. >> one bad debate is losing a battle. two bad debates could mean he loses the war. i think you'll see a different president obama this time around. he's got to be seen as being aggressive but yet not overall aggressive. >> romney has enjoyed a post-debate bounce in polls and boost of confidence on the campaign trail. >> there's more energy and passion, people are getting behind this campaign. >> at a town hall without a podium and with audience interaction, the candidate's style and body language can take on added weight. at the first town hall style presidential debate in 1992, president george h.w. bush repeatedly checked his watch, a sign some said showed he didn't want to be there. bill clinton

people desire. that does not mean -- that means they will use the car in a different way. here in san francisco, statistics are always something -- potentially, there are over 500,000 people looking for 450,000 parking spaces. this goes for most cities, about 30% of all of the traffic are people looking for parking places. imagine if you could take away some of that uncertainty, you could relieve a lot of the traffic that sits on our roads. with that, of course you reduce not only the congestion and the co2, you make the issue much more sustainable. we started to think about this over the last couple of years as to how we could provide some of the solutions. one thing that is for certain, there is no silver bullet. there is no one thing that a company or city could do that would solve all of these problems. it is involving different ways of driving, different ways of ownership, different ways of power in cars. you heard that these are fully elected vehicles. the need to bring this into a holistic approach. what we have been doing under our solutions for the i brand, we have m brand, which is the most powerful actor in the alphabet. those products are well known. but the i brand i

looks less competent. >> people make decisions based on looks? >> looks. >> mitt romney and obama appear about equal. consultants even worry about theple who stand behind the candidate. at this obama rally, people were already seated behind the podium when a staffer, highlighted here, came on stage and got some white people to move out. >> if you look at a candidate for president, he's got a bunch of people behind him, half will be men, half will be women. >> and a certain number will be of a different race. in this case, the result is that the camera now will see some minorities behind obama. >> there will be a percentage of blacks, hispanics, a percentage of asians. that's the way you do it. >> i thought it just worked out that way. >> you did? that's why you're sitting where you're sitting and i'm sitting where i'm sitting. you don't have a clue how this works. >> people have to be cynical about baby kissing. >> kids are a particular attraction. i like to use kids. i'm always worried they'll pick up a baby and drop it. >> how much superficialallity, but for all the >> politics is a nasty business with constant fighting. it's like

the broader definition of unemployment called-- people work part-time who want full-time jobs. people who have given up looking, 14.7%, unchanged last month. this is a better report than most people expected. happy days are not here again. and that's what they will be arcing about on the trail. >> brown: and diane, i think you told one of our producers today it was a tale of two economies, still, so that's clearly what the candidates are seeing. >> absolutely. i mean unfortunately this is still a very, we're in a recovery, that's the good news. still a very uneven recovery. at the end of the day, it's still subpar. there is no unpopping champagne corks over this economy. and i wish there were. it would be nice to see a trend more in the right direction in that no matter who wins. >> i think are you still expecting to see those ads come from both sides, right? >> they're not going to go away any time soon and we're not going to see a major shift in that trend before the election. let's face it. you can't fool the american public. they know what is going on. at the end of the day, you look around, see the houses

that are either die-hards, the people that are the leaders of the community that want to rebuild, or people that couldn't leave. and that's really telling because when you look at these pictures you're going to see abdomen abject poverty. that's not really what it was before the earthquake so it went from bad to worse for these people. but what you saw time and time again is they were out and rebuilding and carrying on and i think that says a lot about people in general and that's the next take away, is that no matter if you look at van turkey, you go to china, you go to india or you go to the united states, go up to the dakotas, you go to missouri, you go to joplin, what you find is that people are more resilient than we give them credit for being. people will will come out in their community and help themselves given the opportunity. now, again, back to the politics. being a heavily kurdish region, they don't have the greatest relationship with istanbul, they don't have the greatest relationship with the turkish government. it's a completely different world. it's completely opposite. when their armed forces show up, it's not really lacked upon as a good th

and it looks as if you know but rachel don't you see the usually it looks more authoritative when they speak directly to the people. but it's interesting being worked at it looked to me it looked like obama had could attempt for him that's what it looked like. right it came off a little strangely and that's not normally the way it does come come off when an incumbent uses that tactic and speaks directly to the people who did look like he did have contempt for mitt romney and didn't really want to gauge but romney was engaging them all night and i think that was romney's strength or one of the strengths from a perception standpoint in this debate you know viewers would definitely have picked up on i think ok i'm going to ask comments about you know i was going to say david i think for the first time romney got what he wanted he looked presidential for the first time. yeah yeah i think he did he's looked out of touch before he seemed to be connecting he was connecting punches and he was connecting with the american people who after all are very aspirational race you know they want to be mitt romney they don't necess

timing wasn't right to go on about the forty seven percent or else people would be tired of it before we get to the election ok rachel couples i get i got to really look for the break go ahead rachel. twenty seconds go ahead. yeah i think in this debate people are going to see it's kind of like watching a foreign movie without subtitles i think policy wonks even have a hard time understanding the concept of revenue neutral tax cuts and i think the average person is going to be looking at this and just a very superficial level saying oh that sounds good he looks good oh he's smirking oh that's really not a very nice game and he let me go bad on my way to going to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the first presidential debate in the u.s. state. mission free accreditation free in-store charges free arrangement free. three stooges free. download free blog plug in video for your media projects free media. dot com in. overcoming a barrier like this seems. to crave something high. when you reach the people. who do whatever it takes to get on the top of the world on artie's wealthy british stock. markets. find out what

looks less competent. >> people make decisions based on looks? >> looks. >> mitt romney and obama appear about equal. consultants even worry about thend the candidate. at this obama rally, people were already seated behind the podium when a staffer, highlighted here, came on stage and got some white people to move out. >> if you look at a candidate for president, he's got a bunch of people behind him, half will be men, half will be women. >> and a certain number will be of a different race. in this case, the result is that the camera now will see some minorities behind obama. >> there will be a percentage of blacks, hispanics, a percentage of asians. that's the way you do it. >> i thought it just worked out that way. >> you did? that's why you're sitting where you're sitting and i'm sitting where i'm sitting. you don't have a clue how this works. >> people have to be cynical about baby kissing. >> kids are a particular attraction. i like to use kids. i'm always worried they'll pick up a baby and drop it. >> how much superficialallity, >> how much superficialallity, but for all the ♪ one, two, three, four ♪ ♪ you say ♪ flip it over a

the cbo as well. let's talk about this jobs number today. good news in general. what is your take looking deeper into the numbers? >> most people look at the top line number as 114,000 jobs created, unemployment rate 7.8%. inside the report there are more news and in particular the drop in the unemployment rate comes from the fact that when they went door to door and asked people do you have a job, are you unemployed they got back answers that suggested we created 8937,000 jobs last month. there's no way that's right. it's a statistical mirage. >> going to be revised? >> almost certainly will go away. throw that out and you have a picture that looks like the reports in recent months, enough jobs created to sort of barely keep up with population growth, some increase in earnings, increase in -- >> revisions in the last two months, upwards. the summer was not as weak as we thought. >> we're not getting 200,000 jobs. we have a labor force participation rate that are 1981 levels. it's not a report that you want to celebrate. it's not a report that says we're falling off a cliff either. more hum drum economic news. >> mitt romney wa

. >> they have to connect, not just with the people who are looking into the television and watching them, but to the people on stage with them, 80 or so undecided voters chosen by gallup. it is a much more intimate and a close interaction with voters. >> obama is under pressure after his last turn on the debate stage got bad reviews. >> won that debate is not bad -- two that debate could very mel -- very well mean he loses the war. you could see a different president obama -- he could be aggressive but does not want to be seen as overly aggressive. >> romney has seen a boost in polls and confidence on the campaign trail. >> people are getting behind this campaign. >> at a town hall without a podium and with audience interaction, the candidates style and audience can take on added weight. at the first town hall debate president george h. w. bush repeatedly checked his watch a sign some saw that he did not want to be there. commentators said bill clinton walking toward the audience to handle a question about the recession, highlighted his ability to connect with voters. one thing that

the syrian people their life was not paradise in the form. of their conflagration up a very good point what about the people because it looks like the proxies are not thinking about the people they're thinking about the other proxies helping the other proxies. yeah you know i think that i think i'm probably somewhere between between myer and i am on this i think that there is a genuine popular base for the opposition in syria there are indigenous factors that contribute to this conflict certainly but i also think that the syrian government the government retains the support of probably a narrow majority of the syrian population you know at least half of the syrian population i think still supports the government that's why i say i don't think there's really a military solution to this i've not that confident that the government can really win militarily particularly as long as the opposition is supported by outside players but i also don't think there's a way for the opposition to win and that's why i come back to my basic point that the only way out of this is a negotiated political process the problem so far has been that there are players th

recently about each amounts of money that have pumped into european projects that have pumped into the people looking at the you know if you're a crack sitting in brussels and if there's a big question where of the year are missing millions going you know this money going to these projects and still you know people are facing very very severe austerity measures in their own homes this is affecting people on a daily basis and say i think there is definitely a very strong feeling that they're out they day will close to ties and i think what people are going to be looking for ahead of david cameron going to these negotiations next month and certainly with this rift that we see. it is part of a wider rift in the government people want to see leadership here from david cameron and they don't want it to come from brussels they want it to come from their prime minister and be talking in their national interest in europe than just our live from london our correspondents are for. spain and italy are denying claims they will be seeking aid any time soon the leaders of both countries are pains to stress that re

the district, who understands how to bring people together. and who has, as andrew said, a vision for the future of what the district should look like? i understand and remember the past. it was not always bright in the district. q+!rknow how to make good th happen and bring people together in our community. and also, i know what a great district 5 could potentially look like. the african-american art and culture complex was once a place falling apart. it's now a place thriving with artists and the community and with you if you come visit us. it's an amazing facility and it's exactly what i want to make district 5, an amazing district 5. london breed for district 5 supervisor. >> thank you very much. thank you to all of you, [ applause ] >> before you leave tonight, let me remind you, if you are not registered to vote, please register right away and encourage others as well. if you have moved, you need to register again with your new address. on believe of myself, the [wo-uflt/] league of women voters, and sfgtv and our sponsors thank you and good evening. [ applause ] >> i tried to think about this room as the dream room, where we dr

it's about the people looking to create chaos on the backs of the worker when the world's focus is on egypt. the financial pressure that is coming is going to mean the demonstrations, protests, god forbid riots, and maybe worse, are coming. how do you know when you're entering the last days? well, it's, quite honestly, it's almost like how do you know when jesus is coming back? it's seven years of nightmare and it's just growing problems. it's chaos. and it's war. >> that's who's hosting the mitt romney campaign gala fund-raiser tonight. in texas. along with dick cheney. they will be joined by mr. romney's son, josh romney, who will be attending in person. as will the chairman of the republican party, the nationwide one. and they will be getting an exclusive video address from the vice presidential nominee of the republican party, paul ryan. you know what's interesting? in this last couple weeks of the campaign as the republican side has been trying to win over undecided voters in the swing states, trying to make mr. romney seem as moderate as possible, in order to do that they have s

the people of the union look at lucian only. saying don't get on when do you think it's a good look at the inclusive system. this is ginseng look at these weekend. people so there is no single that can gauge. it on any other region and skin one boat into the bullet they send in a state both know that country this cannot be achieved except if we turn all of these into the people the son and not the enemy until the people it's own do so to everyone so this isn't making a. concensus this is so there is no need to quote anyone to engage in but. i'm out of sukkot from buckaroo banzai largest opposition party l. well fuck thank you for coming on r.t. to take. part are still ahead for you here on the program of the two main us presidential candidates obama and romney brace for that last you will the pushing of a challengers to the margins. plus i meant the rolling wave of fancy austerity protests european leaders aim to take control of around six thousand banks by creating a centralized supervisor that adding more after a short break. h

at these pictures, you look at the people, you look at the children, a couple pictures of the inside of the tent, it was spotless. if you look at the children they are not filthy by any stretch. there are no bugs. i'm a paramedic, i've been bugs. there are no bugs. my lesson is how do i set things up, how do i bring this back and how does our department, how does our city, how does every single one of us that has a word to say about this help our community set it up to where they will be that resilient? because what we've seen here is we plan for 7.9 or we plan for 7.5, it's often times more than that and there's always complications. look at japan. who knew? we plan for one thing and then you have the cascading effect. we've talked a lot about the secondary and tertiary effects of disaster. it makes it more complicated but at the end of the day we have to be more resilient. so that's the take away. every single one of us, whether you are a nurse, in the fire department, dod or emergency management to help make our system a little bit more resilient, a little bit better. i hav

like people have stopped looking for work. if theple were looking for work like on the day that the president got elected than the rate would be at 11%. a lot of people lost their jobs during the recession and that millions of jobs are still needed to go. it will take more than 32 days to get this under control. kitche >> the manager here this gas station stated that gas prices here have increased over 155 in the past two days. ÑóÑó chech>> the full and drug administration is text is stating that trader joe's peanut butter may have salmonella. they're setting that they have expanded this to recall for all that places that have manufactured this product. whole foods, safeway and targets have all use this brands. >> they say they're for chicago clinics have received this shot. there have been five deaths and the state department of public health have stated that no cases of meningitis have been reported. >> today marks one year since the death of apple's ceo steve jobs after a battle with pancreatic cancer. he is remembered for many th

it is in your backyard because if iran becomes nuclear, it's a threat to the american people. lookt the linkage today between -- [inaudible]. and hezbollah and al qaeda. what is the connection between hezbollah and iran and venezuela? why did he walk together? by are the flags flying? one thing that is common, the hatred to the shared values, to the american cause, the israeli does, to what we represent. so if you ignore the threat coming from iran, it will come to the shores of the united states, and to all, we're all going to remember the incident in the attack of 9/11. and look, al qaeda decided to attack the towers in new york city. they could have done in the towers of tel aviv city. they have the capability and i can show you that with respect to our intelligence and to our security