they said that they are meeting the deficit reduction target and that they might also require another 8:17 and about 45 minutes, president obama will be announcing the new initiatives to help the veterans find the jobs as it seems like they have finally found something that they agree on. good morning, allison. >> yes, with veterans day on friday and president obama and congress are taking steps this week to try to lower the high veterans and the the unemployment rate. and nowed today, president obama will be meeting with the members of the american legion and the disabled veterans and iraq and afghanistan veterans about the struggles, that they are facing as they will be trying to find work when they will be getting out of the military. the labor department will be estimating about 12% of the veterans who have served after 9/11 and they are now out of work. today, the president will announce that they could download the veteran gold card that will give them access to six months of the personalized case management and job councilling from the labor department. the president is also pr

they say they are split.ocrats and independents are against shipping out 11 million illegal immigrants. so does your polling suggest a more moderate stance on this issue would be beneficial to whoever the gop nominee is? >> this is the most mis understood policy issue in -- this is the most misunderstood policy issue. most voters say we should look at what happened to prevent future illegal immigration. but they are not angry at immigrants. they are angry at the federal government. they understand why they would like to bring their family here. but they would like them to do it legally. ultimately most americans say they would like a welcoming immigration policy to let anybody come here legally except those who are triple nams or national security threats. the idea that there is an opening for something different than the harsh rhetoric we have heard is have much a positive when you get to the general election and ultimately it will be positive with the republican party. republicans are even more supportive o

raise the red alert as they do in washington to get their way or they crash the market like they do on wall street to get their way well that's in the next headline europe's rescue euphoria threatened as portugal enters grecian vortex yes you gave in to the speculator terrorist on greece and now they're going for portugal monetary contraction in portugal we are told has intensified an alarming rate and is mimicking the pattern seen in greece before its economy spiraled out of control telegraphed interview simon ward of henderson financial and he says the e.c.b. must cut interest rates immediately and launch a full scale blitz of quantitative easing of up to ten percent of euro zone g.d.p. well this is the plan for the eurozone that they're going to lever that up by trillions and trillions of euro and try to completely debase the euro because as our friend talks about it's a currency war where a currency de basement is the goal and now the eurozone has gotten away from all of the bundesbank concerns about having a say unit of currency yeah no central bank cares at all about that max

way they are in holds barred when they get into the topics and tell it like it is and they have a way they don't like to go against the other g.o.p. candidates that are running. they try to be fair. >>neil: to be fair to herman cain he has not dropped out, and these are just allegations and it has in the been proven but the woman yesterday coming forward and not at all connected with the harassment charges in the past, was another sort of a drip, drip, drip that has been dragging this campaign. if you are a fundraiser and you know about money, the chase is a sure thing and steps back from a not so sure thing. is that what is going on? >>guest: you can see it will be hard. think about it. what if i worked for herman cain, and i asked him, neil cavuto, for money, aren't you going do make reference to the fact he seems disorganized and the campaign seems iffy, with another allegation? this is not just another sexual harassment allegation. this is someone coming forth saying necessity had a 13 year on-and-off affair. this is a little different. and the fact that he is back pedaling and sa

>>neil: why is that inevitable they will bust out? they argue they can get this together.ou think the better thing is for every country to do their own thing. italy goes back to their lira and greece pack to dachma. greece cannot hope to compete on an even basis with germany. and that's why we have exchange rates. that's why currency go up and why currencies go down. the greeks are stuck now in a currency that it is overvalued possible by 70 percent. there is a different work ethic, a different pattern of business. greece and germany cannot survive together inside the same situation. we warned about this from day one, and to a large extent we have been proved right. but what is really scary and what has happened sense i was last on f three weeks ago, warning about all of this, we saw if greece the prime minister papandreou dare to use the word "referendum," saying heel put the pack only to the greece people to see if they want continue part of the euro and the bosses in brussels rounded on him, had him removed and replaces by somebody would would not be elected as prime mi

they are coming forward. they are opening up.they are getting rid of the officials who were involved in the cover up. but in the case of the church, you said there was an apology. there wasn't an apology that met the levels of the victims of abuse have been looking for, that's a. b, there is still talks the pope was involved in cover ups and for example, the archdiocese of l.a., biggest award in the united states, $650 million, promised in '07 to release all the documents relating to chd sex abuse that it had in its possession. it still hasn't continued it. >> they are still thinking it's the spanish in quisition and the 15th century and they can do what they want. >> the institution has hand held horribly. and again, it's that culture of secrecy. they think they can manage it internally. >> why do women put up with that? >> why do women in the church? >> in the catholic church. >> it's just the structure of the church. it is the structure of the way the church is set up. and you're talking that it's not the catholic church. you'

they just set up camp in the oakland library and they are here to tell us why they picked that location. tara? >> reporter: they plan to occupy this spot after seeing a list of foreclosed properties. this house behind me, the gray one is the one that just slipped into foreclosure according to protesters and this is the lawn where the tents have been pitched. there are ten of them in total. we are on the corner of 8th and linden and we have seen a lot of people coming by here honking in support. demonstrators say they have received permission from the homeowner to be here and they are peaceful except cheering on the protesters remarking on how appropriate this protester is. >> we are not in a park, we are at somebody's house that bailed out and we got sold out. >> reporter: now the last encampment they took down was the one at snow park which happened yesterday morning. mayor jean quan said camps can no longer be tolerated because they are putting a strain on local businesses. they say they hope this idea starts to take root nationwide. they say it is a win-win, they are drawing attentio

they prefer they don't hear anything about it.ek in ohio when there was a vote, 88 counties, all counties voted against the individual mandate. the problem for people out there who don't like it, public opinion doesn't matter when it comes to the supreme court. the reason that the question is being asked is not just because of a precedent. there is a division amongst the courts. that is why the supreme court will take it up. >> eric: can we talk about the national federation of independent businesses is also suing the obama administration on grounds that the constitutionality of the law far exceeds anything that they see, is in this book right here. what do you think when the job creators are around 70% of all new jobs in america think it's unconstitutional and will hurt their business. >> brian: it's interesting. go back to 55% in the open. 55% of the country wants to repeal according to the rasmussen poll. i believe president obama can't lose. here is why. it's unpopular. the stat read is unpopular. if it's rejected sentiment go

they are stopped here. they just dispersed. they were very happy with the protest saying was peaceful and what they wanted to do. we can look at video. they walked up broadway and came to the police station. when they got to the station, they stood outside telling the officers about how to do a proper peaceful protest. they stood in front of thors, it was a kind of not really stair down, the officers were inside. the people on the other side and even gave the officers room. they felt like they were giving them to much so they backed up and gave them a lot of room and we can come back out live. it's over the protest is over. this is all about the veterans because two veterans in this occupy were hurt due to police. > this memorial made by occupy oakland is to honor those who served our country. one of those people is scott olson. this video shot by ktvu shows him boeing hurt after officers set off rounds of tear gas last month on a crowd trying to go back to the camp cleared earlier this day. as a result one of the chance sister

fictitious reports they they they falsify accounts they commit massive fraud they commit massive counterfeiting this is the closest to a memory on twitter that moment we've had because it was the royal family of france that caused the country to be bankrupt at the time and perhaps marie antoinette thought she wasn't taunting the population. intentionally like these guys are yeah but these guys at this derivatives exchange the largest derivatives market in the world they are responsible more than almost anybody else for the global financial crisis that we see before us but it is only question is where can i go to start insurrections i mean as a chicago is it grace i'm thinking in belfast because you know there they know what it takes to start an insurrection and get a lot of requests to go up to belfast to start a new country called the independent republic of max kaiser and i got to go after the baxters so belfast i'm coming to your town soon get to declare this in parliament we need to speak to david cameron again there won't be any parliament left by the time i get there i'm pursuing a scorch

they can do what they did under the law. they got there now, to the point be they have a difficulty legal system. it is not new information. >>randy: true. >>shepard: only our thing is right and everyone else is wrong? >>randy: i take ours over everyone else. >>shepard: you go there and you are this their world. got do go. >>arthur: what is amazing they had a do over of the natalee holloway case and they came up with the exact same result. >>shepard: failure. thank you, gentleman. the people running president obama's re-election campaign should thing about where they send him on the day they light the christmas tree. >>arthur: as a native new yorker ... >>shepard: it is nightmare on 6th avenue, add the president and stir ... are you receiving a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. is the pain reliever orthopedic doctors recommend most for arthritis pain, think again. an

basically they are in control so they have responsibility. if you have a neighbor, whoever choose one of them who would be launching rockets daily into your cities, you would not ask who exactly did it. you expect whoever is in control there to make, to put an end to it immediately. charlie: everybody would awfully -- agrees with that but you got to stop the missiles being shot at you. >> everybody agrees in principle and everyone critical. not everyone. criticize israel when we take the proper action to put an end. >> charlie: that's the definition to what the proper action is too. there's a definition what the proper action and lots of people in israel had trouble with the invasion of gaza as you know. >> and they used double standards. they do not ask themselves honestly what would have happened if your family or your kids, if you have, were attacked this i with a. i was voted american candidate for president named barack obama and he gave interviews to american tv stations when all these rockets. and he id if my two daughters would have b

they generate revenue, they purchase, they buy taxes.re of over the to because of the foolish and reckless spending, we give them zero interest loans, we bail out the banks directly. we bail out the insurance companies, insurance fees are rising, uninsured is rising. so for the wealthiest 1%, they got bailed out directly. >> i had a guest on here a short time ago and we were talking about fund raising for this particular election cycle. and we talked about the amount of money that the president has managed to raise and how much of that money has been raised from wall street bankers, from some of the very folks that the administration has criticized so very often. what's your take on that? should the president in one breath be criticizing wall street as much as he has and in the very next breath be showing up at fundraisers and accepting large checks from wall street donors? >> we must, in fact, review the public financing of campaigns. when people give big, they expect big returns. too few are giving too much and have too much control. t

they had nine days and they didn't discuss.t the history of this, particularly for a few person, and everyone goes through the attacks. and he will have more. you figure out what you are going to say, get it all out at one time and get it done with. today, because he is still remembering things he talk to people, dribbling out and it gets a second round. the more important story is this, what is going to happen, he has been recipient of a huge protest. it first started with donald trump, then bachman, rick perry for a while, and a week ago it landed on herman cain. he's the outsider. if he's able to handle this well, it could backfire. but it's interesting about the poll he showed in iowa, and he's running dead even with perry in texas, but what you have is a phenom ma, and the phenomena is he represents all the anger and frustration and discontent against politics as usual and usual politicians. if he handles it well it could help them. you have two frontrunners in iowa. >> he will have agene way. see, make no mistake, the sam

on very and they were able to projected on the wall and tore all the right stuff, so they knew they were in their right area. the owners were to drive by the area and see if there was any enemy activity. well, this means sale right into the harbor and the harbor so shallow they could feel the swells against the reef. they were close enough to the beach to could count the coconuts on the palm trees. they see the destroy your coming their way. mush morton executes the first successful down the throat shot to shoot the profile of the destroyer. it's almost impossible because there is a narrow range you can actually shoot otherwise the torpedo would go too far and you would miss it completely plus it is a narrow target. they sank the destroyer and side of the harbor and it is quite a dramatic scene. that just lead to the lower. this continued, but it's important to note we were having a lot of problems with the torpedo with the time they simply wouldn't six loan or one true. one of the higher ranking members of the submarine command was in engineer who designed the torpedoes, said he was rel

want i think they want democracy they want rule of law they want. quality they want social justice and they want to feel that their human rights are being respected this is why people went out into the streets and january twenty first and i do not believe in all that egyptians want a religious rule or islamic rule this is not what what egyptians of all political currents are talking about except for a fringe group of maybe salafist who are giving their discourse without really knowing what it means in general this is absolutely not true i think people in egypt know what they want exactly and had are still continue continuing to fight for it ok to be karl i mean looking at western media mainstream media covering these events here i can't help but feel that they face where they're not ready yet they're not ready for they're just are they going to college to let me go to chrysler going to get a car in london first or i still get this and it's impression that you know that you know look at all these disturbances maybe they should coffee elections becaus

if they were, they would be calling me for money for it they aren't.s is something that sprung up, it's grass roots. >> it's not grass roots. it's too organized. >> bloomberg said they were busted in new york yesterday. he said it and he's not a conservative. but here's my question. why won't obama, why won't democrats say this movement is not anything we want to be a part of? they endorse it had and they continue to endorse it after all the rape, violence and criminality. >> not all democrats endorse it. >> many have. >> but it's a push-back on the policy that's been benefiting those people. >> whoa. and action of individuals -- they tried to do that with the tea party and you fought me on that. >> you know what i love about this? barney frank. a great congressman. he says i endorse, i think they are great people -- >> thank god for that. >> and where does he go? he goes to wall street to raise money the very same day. >> within a couple of weeks of the protests there was a website that had link toss union activities and it was a very slick website. >

they told the protesters they could camp out until at least today and in the past they were told they could not have an encampment. the mayor tells the press democrat it does not make sense to have a forced put down of the movement. >>> they are planning marches and rallies and protesting the use of police force, school closures, library closures and what is called an unfair economic system. tomorrow's strike will include a strike with the goal of shutting down the port with the 7:00 p.m. work shift. we will will continuing coverage here and on our website. just go to the tab and click on the occupied protest tab. >>> threatened shut down of the port by the occupied demonstrators tomorrow, look at this, a long line of trucks sitting outside the port and that's because long shore men say they were improperly serviced in vietnam. the explosion killed three dockworkers. the long shore men want to know which containers are at risk. >> there are a few companies that refuse to provide transparency and what we are looking for is the records and whether they came from vietnam. >> now the coas

and now they are tied again to when they lose there.ut they're home on sunday. >> hope they can get it by then. >>> and this is not about the game but a man. >> when i saw mike on friday he said don't think i'm crying because i saw you. they were caused by chemo. this a man who inspired more people than he will ever know. >> and every play. and 1, 2, 3. >> today his team plays and one of the biggest fans. >> he is back. >> this is your game. >> make every day count especially after the day of february 22nd. the day he learned he has stage 4 pancreatic cancer. >> i want to coach. you can see the bond. and the love. it is overwhelming i want to be surrounded by people like that. >> his sister died after learning she had cancer. >> he is a miracle. i believe in those. i will until the day i die. >> he knows what he is up against 56,789% survive this. you knowway calls himself mr. 5%. >> i'm okay. >> as the game ends... >> happy birthday. happy birthday! >> mike is 58 years old. instead of blowing out candles he is airing out his arms figur

they were like classmates, which they obviously had been, but they were teammates, too.ccolades they were getting, they were congratulating each other. i thought that was fantastic. that goes to really the folks who have set the program up. i am congratulate and all of you for really setting the tone for the young people to participate and supporting them through it. ups and downs, you know, struggles, challenges, when the road is easy, then when it gets difficult, all of that mixed together, i just thought it was great. i apologize for not being able to attend the sunday cook out. it also sounded like it was pretty fantastic. darn it. next time, i definitely want to make it. i will put it on my calendar so i can attend. just the bible is just wonderful. -- the vibe is just wonderful. i want to thank all of the adults use -- who helped set the tone for young people to be able to thrive and do academic work, and get paid for it. it is the summertime. they need jobs. most of them would actually have to go look for employment to sustain themselves. you know, as a priority,

they r they set this deadline at thanksgiving and they say, we want to get this done for the holidays have to set this crazy deadline for ourselves but guess what, in the end, they may not make it and it just made slide and i think they are the ones who are going to suffer. because the american public is going to say, you promised us that this was going to be a solution when you kicked a can down the road after the debt ceiling debacle in late july and you're not keeping your word. >> so if it slides, punt, you know, kick the can down the road, what about president obama? what does he do, then? >> it's interesting. i've been talking to people over at the white house. right now the president hasn't gotten involved in these negotiations. people are saying that he ought to come become and get involved. when that happened last time on the debt ceiling, some say, particularly the democratic party, it didn't work out so well for him. clearly i think at the white house they believe that if congress does nothing, they can blame a do nothing congress. the real question out there, brooke, is wh

what did they expect when they tell us at 10:00 that they fired our football coach. football is awesome. added another future leader of america. we are finding a way to express our an anger. but they were not ticked at why paterno was not dismissed. they -- his assistant coach raped a boy in aing loor room. it is -- in a locker room. it is football. i get it. meanwhile, what is the ashton angle to this story? there is always one. the beautiful, but empty headed actor is quitting twitter after writing wednesday night, quote, how do you fire joe pa. as a hawk eye fan i find it in poor taste. >> what a dummy jie. kutcher said he had no idea of the scandal and said he is turning over management of tweets to his media team. fyi, here is the media team. >> still more intelligent than anything has been said. here is the deal, sherrod, do you think the students realize they were protesting a disgraceful end to paterno's career by acting disgraceful themselves? they made it worse. >> half of these kids are probably just high. >> you are saying that because you are high. >> ki

maybe they will prove that. >> maybe they would.ight and settlement. no employer should say anything i don't care how good or bad employee is. i think this guy is a hero and that's going to save his former employer. megyn: when they ask, you want to say no to and that's where you get problem. the one you say no to, they get upset and you are getting sued. i agree with jonna, don't do it. >> the good part of this equation is there has got to be more offers. this guy is a hero. i can't believe any employer want wouldn't him on the payroll. megyn: president obama called him to congratulate him. he couldn't take the call because he was working. >> a construction job. megyn: we'll be right back with why you should never text and walk at the same time. are you receiving a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. megyn: the national association of re

so they were caught flat footed. they thought they were going with the law. chancellor reed has now told them we are not changing your vote. this is what's done. so that's what we did. >> belva: it is like $6,000 now at some universities. >> right. they are over 13,000. this is basic tuition and mandatory fees. it is over 13,000. i think two-thirds of the country, students have debt. they can't graduate on average $25,000 in debt. students are saying we just can't afford this. wasn't education supposed to be free in california. as a matter of fact, it was. >> belva: more demonstrations expected this weekend. some coming from cities like oakland and san francisco i suppose. rp stude are students involved in this? >> students are regrouping. they are planning occupy at uc berkley. i have to tell you how creative the students are getting. they floated their tents because they were told no tents. they floated them in balloons. they'll come up with something new. >> it continues to grow. >> yeah. >> belva: mostly growing. the root of all of it leads to the univers

and, they are not facing charges but many are questioning how much they knew and when they knew it. according to court documents sandusky when the victims over 15 years through a charity he founded for at risk kids. listen to what he said back in 2007 about his work with children. >> it has been an opportunity, an opportunity for me to have been touch by so many great people who have volunteered their time and energy and opportunity to see some special young emovercome some challenges in their life and go on to lead a life of excellence. an opportunity to low out a rope to some kids and if they grab hold they can be champions. >>trace: but at least officials say eight young boys became victims, subject to graphic sexual assaulted, many which took place on the campus of penn state university as the nittany lions prepare for the final game today without their beloved coach, it is clear that this ugly scandal is far from over. the penn state board trustees has appointed a special committee to vest exactly what happened and why it took so long for police to get involved. and, now, the p

they look later on, they have to pay $5 to use the fare.for them, but one of the things they have to laugh about. >> we also you mention the industry and we learned a short time ago, the airlne industry collected $1.5 billion in baggage fees alone in the second quarter of this year. that's up 8.5% from last year. can we expect this to keep rising? can we expect airlines that make money off of baggage fees to keep racking it up? >> absolutely. no question about it. i'm happy to note that not $1 of that came from me. i carry myç bags. as a result of that, they can add all the fees they want. >> if you are going for a week, you can't carry on all that stuff? >> if i'm going for a week, i shouldn't be going. as far as spirit goes, they are good people with a different kind of approach and different traffic segment. i understand that, but don't expect the industry to jump on that stuff. >> it's more of an ala cart system and they are trying to keep the fares going, but the necessary add ones where they make their money now. does this make it ha

they have a car in a back entrance they come in. you are not hurting they. you shut down wall street what happens? these people are so out of their minds they are going at it the wrong way. and why didn't you ask me about the ryan gosselin thing? >> in the middle of the response i was questioning my own. >> first i want to talk to bill because like occupy wall street you were the first and only media presence to show up at the people protest. why is the media not paying enough attention? >> i was finally written on by the pink haired one. it was a day of days. i want to talk to you. right now they have the ryan gas lynn -- goes ling mask. this is actually a kitchen knife. the ingu knew tee of these kids, they are the mcgivers of outrage. >> you could never take that on a plane because it would be a weapon. >> you know what else would be a weapon -- >> the tsa hates this face. >> you know who really lost in all of this, hopefully ryan gosselin's publicist. >> you found the best people to make them look at good as they have done. good job. >> that's a fair que

they take over a public park they didn't pay for.o go nearby to use bathrooms they didn't pay for. to beg for food from places that they don't want to pay for. to obstruct those going to work to pay the taxes to sustain the bathrooms and to sustain the park so they can self-righteously explain they're the paragons of virtue to which we owe everything. now, that is a pretty good symptom of how much the left has collapsed as a moral system in this country and why you need to reassert something as simple as saying to them go get a job right after you take a bath. [ applause ] >> bill: wow. joining us now to analyze radio talk show host janine turner in fort worth, texas and our pal juan williams in washington this evening. juan, was the speaker too harsh. >> you can't throw too much red meat to lions bill. he was playing to the base in a big way. you can hear from the applause it was a hit with the far right public audience he was talking to. once you get into deriding and making fun and mocking people who are homeless. people who may b

they want it explained. they want to know how it came about. they want to know is it yiewn fied? they want all those answers they don't get from local media. it's not a requirement in that legislative sense, but that's why we exist -- to give the people the information that they want, and information in a way that they can rely on. >> guest: alhurra came under fire in the past for running hezbollah speeches and from playing top executives that didn't know arabic or were not familiar with arabic media. i think that shows the difficult needle that alhurra is trying to thread. it's a difficult path. how do you find your talent and take sure they don't fall on either side of that tricky path? >> guest: yeah, it is tough. it is tough. recruitment is a difficult issue. obviously, we don't pay the salaries the competitors pay out there, and as you probably know, there's new channels that are going to be started in the next year, and they've already come and, i guess, paid us the greatest complement hiring away our employees showing they think they are good quality employees, but they ar

they are much more careful now because they know they might be listened to. there is a bookstore on capitol hill that still sells audio and videotapes of osama bin laden. it is not necessarily radical, to the extent you would see books by adolf hitler or david dukes, you would call it a radical bookstore. the availability of that material makes it a lot easier for anyone to read it and become in viewed with this hatred for the united states to the point where they might carry out violence. host: joe lieberman wants google to crack down on the web sites. guest: there is a free-speech issue. i am not a lawyer. inside the united states there are more protections for websites them outside of the united states. central command in tampa created a new digital command designed to respond to conspiracy theories and paranoia disseminated against the u.s. that mobilizes radical moslems. they spent hundreds of billions of dollars doing this, responding quickly to any website. at the same time, the pentagon and lights as guests of the pentagon the very same groups that sp

they say they will be there until 9 a.m. as far as downtown closures go, we're not hearing of anything specific but again, possible delays closures around citycenter on your 14th and broadway area. novato this is a developing story. we were getting word of a pothole and apparently it's causing bad problems in that area. reports of some crumbling pavement, this is southbound 101 right there by highway 37. they have the two left lanes blocked off for this repair work and they are saying they are going to be out there until at least 7:00 this morning. you can see we are already seeing delays in this area so you may want to consider using lakeville highway as your alternate to get over towards highway 37. then get back on southbound 101. we'll have more traffic in a bit. in the meantime, back to you. >>> 6:08. solyndra almost saved from bankruptcy. what the feds nearly did days before the collapse. >>> plus flames tear through a condo in the north bay. the challenges that firefighters faced as they tried to rescue a woman from t

option and instead they say they can't take a day off. the other side, not so much for a business, they are not a business at frank ogawa, and we spoke to the businesses and businesses without exception is being hurt by the occupied oakland and many businesses will not be open today because of the one day general strike. in oakland kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> they are getting a mixed response from downtown owners, however the port of oakland will remained closed. all city offices will be open for businesses. all oakland schools will be opened even though many teachers are putting in for a day of unpaid leave. >>> and san francisco is now formally weighing in their city. that story is coming up at 4:45. . >>> the alameda city council approved a tough new smoking ban, all apartment buildings, as well as outdoor public places such as bus stops an amount tm -- and atms. they are considering banning smoking at beaches but further study is needed on that issue. >>> frank mccourt have agreed to sell the team. dodgers filed for bankrupt

and i'm sure they need maintenance. they will rust. >> kind of a slow process. the galvanized coating turns white. so when we see that. we will wire brush it and cold galvanized it and do exterior point >> recently, i noticed the bolts and their diagonal bolts were looking very rusty, so we put our wrench on and it snapped right how far. we went on the inside of the building, with the property owner's permission and opened up the hole and there was the head of the bolt, the washer and we pulled that out with effort and it became the size of 2 or 3 toothpicks. >> water has been coming in. >> any time we do work through the skin, whether brick, masonary we do that to keep out the pests >> any place there is a bolt, you really need to calk or seal that. water will find it's way and it will corrode inside and you can't see it unless you do, as this gentlemen said, do thorough testing. because you can't see it. you can't see it. even small stuff like this will allow water to get in. this is not a structural hazard. >> any comments or questions? >> if you look at this

they came in, and they were laughing, and the older ones started punching me. one of the little boys -- i do not know, somebody was saying something about my hands. he wanted to see my hands. i just raised them up. i was wondering what they wanted to see my hands for. what happened was the white boy placed his hands against my hands, and his mother looked at my mom, and my mom looked at me, and she gave me a backhand slap. from then on, i knew that i was not supposed to talk to a white child or interact with a white child. that was a very early age. i was maybe around five or six years old. then, my mother explained to me about -- and words stuck in my mind -- "white folks." another occasion happened to me in a five and ten-cent store. i have to tell you this to put it in perspective. it was not just march 2. it was all the bad experiences that i have had as a child at that young age that i should not have had to have gone through. there was a lunch counter. i still tell everybody i love the smell of that by then 10 -- that five and ten. i looked over and saw t

[laughter] they put me and handcuffs and they did all of that. so i wrote about it. my lawyer, she was also a teacher. she encouraged me to tell my story. the next week, the assignment in class, it was to talk about -- writing about an experience of injustice. i was ready to send this. i did not think anything of it, but she said that people should know about your story. i sent it to somebody. the editor from "the new york times" called me and said that it was a lot of racy for them. but people just kept running in, i got letters in from brothers and death row. we are reading your article. we are glad what you are saying. they will not believe us. you have all of these degrees. next week, mike wallace calls me for an interview. i was talking to ms. colvin earlier. she said the media has a certain way to take people and put them up and you do not hear about everyone else. as if these are isolated incidents. so they called and his producers were like, we want to interview. we want to interview you on your campus in cambridge. i said, my brothers would like to, too. we

they didn't care what they did and the city pitcher was just segment builders and i think they took pictures. oh medium sized ok then now this is mania. this is on fire and was the biggest haven in the area there feel right here it was probably i was a no one hundred fifty foot deeper than what the water is right now. but i think there is a public policy issue here. if you can account for all the risk and environmental side should be in charge while i'm going around these my whole life and i'm still scared i mean if. we're just no forgiveness if anything happens around it. if you start going down that is your history. it sounds crazy but those holes are actually a blessing and state can afford to move everyone out and often already pounded his gavel that the current problems weren't bad enough so things had to get worse to get things done. several areas collapse that summer in off finally agreed to a study to prove the extent of the undermining. not that need to be proven another study felt exhausting you know it felt tired to have to prove that the land was actually undermined and more hole

if they feel they have a conflict they will recuse themselves.f not they will remain on the case and do the right thing. megyn: as the lawyer who may wind up arguing before the supreme court you are a smart woman to word your answers the way you did. you don't want to be too hard on the justices. this is a huge litigation. we are talking 1/6 of the nation's economy. i know folks on your side of the aisle. we have seen cases all over the country challenging this law and the individual mandate. those opposed to the healthcare law were all rooting for the court to take your case in particular, the case that had worked its way through florida and the 11th circuit coast appeals. why is it good for your side the justices have chosen to review this case? >> we have the most comprehensive opinion right now in the country. we have 26 states, we have the national federation of independent business, and we have two individual plaintiffs. we also have a bipartisan opinion that was issued by a judge appointed by president clinton and a judge appointed by pres

did they do this?ell, teachers have to perform because the principal can fire at will. >> yeah, we have at will contracts with the school. >> sharon clark runs another new orleans charter and she, too, fires the weakest teachers. >> i call it freeing up a person's future. >> the charter law also allows parents to fire a school if they don't like this school they can send their kid to another. >> sharon needs to work hard because she worries about losing her charter. >> yes, every day, sir. >> good morning, class of 2013! >> good morning! >> the competition drives schools to try different things like this morning ritual at sci academy. >> who are you? >> education is my future and the future is now. >> why are you here? >> this seems a little cult like and some kids didn't take it seriously but something worked. >> it is an amazing difference. since he has been here he has become more sponsible. thinking. >> even though i didn't like the school at first as i went to school i started to want to go to col

will they? you're being a realist christine and the answer is probably no. >> but don't you think we have had multiple opportunities this year, particularly what we're facing down here with this deadline and this super committee, we could show the rest of the world that we're not republicans and democrats, standing for just entitlements or standing tore just no to raising taxes, aren't we americans at the end of the day. this whole process infuriates me because we have an opportunity to lead the way, to show a little leadership and to right the ship and yet in both cases we're down to the drop dead last second to do something about it. >> let's say that. i want to talk more about the super committee when we come back and something the president said. he used the words americans and lazy in the same sentence. what did he mean by that? we'll get into that next too on "your money." [ indistinct talking on radio ] [ tires screech ] [ crying ] [ applause ] [ laughs ] [ tires screech ] [ male announce

they turn to studies. they turn to therapy. lot of people in this country particularly evangelical biblical based protestants they turn to the bible. on this matter the bible is not particularly vague. several times in proverbs as we've been hearing all hour it says very clearly if you spare the rod, you hate your children. if you want to discipline your children you will be aggressive. i think for these people there is comfort in the bible and of course what we know in america is sometimes the people who put their faith many the bible come in conflict with people who put their faith in science or the law. >> how far buzz the discipline go and how do you define that discipline. gary tuckman, bruce detailed alleged abuses of girls defied going to the bathroom for hours and hours, force fed, starved some of these girls said. abusive sounding stuff. if it's true, how could that be justified? >> i think it's hard to justify based on religion. these are extreme people who are cutting themselves off, taking the most extreme view of r

they said they need them, they will come.hey also mention that there have been issues with crowd control. we were talking about 4000 to 500--to 5000 people. another thing that they did say, i am looking in my nose here, it will have a minimal amount of police presence which is what you have already seen. another point, going all over the place here but the port is closed. they said the money this brings in is about $39 billion per year. shutting that down in one day, that is about $8.5 million. they will have a press briefing to keep you posted if there is any other information about what is going on here. but so far no arrests have been made. they're estimating about 4000 to 5000 people are here. >>pam: thank you, she's keeping in touch with the city officials and their response to all this. on the line to talk about today's general strike is a member of the oakland city council. thank you for joining us what is your initial reaction to all of this today? >> i am on the march right now, it is very peaceful, a lot of families

them to leave they did not, 3:12 they came to enforce the law and at that point they reacted violently. they threw molotov cocktails and at that point they used bean bags and tear gas to beat back the protest he is. police were here until 4:30 in the morning then they left 15th and broadway, as for the protesters, i said what was the point of violence if it was going to detract from the message of occupied oakland. >> we know from the arrests that the majority of people would come from the outside of the city of oakland and they are not for it other than disruption. >>> i am upset there is a small amount of people who decided to vandalize and make it bad for everybody else. most of us, that is not what we are here for. >> still, the man you first heard from, he was very disappointed here. a lot of the builtings alone, he thinks there is $300,000 dam downtown oakland there is about a million dollars worth of damage and i have to find out how many officers and firefighters were hurt as well. on the other side there is still an encampment there and most of the protesters are peaceful and

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