this hearing and we believe that this is plenty of time. this hearing that we're talking about is only for the interim conditional use. we continue -- we continue to operate with the non-conforming use until this is completed. this will not be done until 2012. we will recommence the hearing on the permanent addition, and the other reason is because this cannot make much progress until this hearing takes place. this is the baseline project that they can analyze with potential changes. and that material and analysis will not be ready until the end of 2012. and this time is the continuation -- and there is a rule that the nonconforming use needs a new conditional use to continue with operation. the issues here are not particularly complicated and there is plenty of time for any factual questions to be answered. there'll be a staff report a week before the hearing. we have evidence that may be jeopardized, and we are trying to reschedule the new events for 2012 so that this -- if this is not resolved until 2012 it will be difficult for us to sc

this is a good thing but this does not deter people. it is so many years before this is carried out, if they carry this out at all. most of the inmates died through suicide or by old age. for those reasons, this is not a deterrent. >> f i was plotting the murder of my partner because the slept in this morning, i would not think about if i was going to get the death penalty or spend the rest of my life in prison. i would ask myself if i would get caught. in california, half of the people who commit murder are not caught. we need to catch the people committing murder. this is what she means when punishment must be firm, if people get away with murder, they learn that they can and the community learns that they can. this is really the fundamental problem. we can do much better job if we were actually to replace the death penalty to life without parole and invest the money saved in solving homicides. every victim's family should have some justice. >> i wanted to ask you to perhaps tell the audience about the controversy related to the death

this. anonymously for many years, he did not give away the idea that he was a lunatic and a murderer. he was the biggest contributor to the oxford english dictionary. and when james murray, frustrated that this man would never come to any of the banquets, said that if he will not come to me i will go to him. he took a train -- to where the asylum as that. the horse-drawn carriage came and picked him up. there was this huge mansion and he was shown to a man who was sitting in a book lounge, and he said, good afternoon. i am james murray. you are w.c. miner. he said, i am not. i am the superintendant of the lunatic asylum. he is mad, a murderer, and an american. and they became the best of friends. >> we found this. some still pictures and audio. let's watch. >> this is simon winchester. i am wandering the united states, researching a new book. i have recall the number of audio postcards. [beethoven's fifth plays] i am in the middle of the missouri river in west montana, one of the most remar

this is another thing if you actually have to do this. i was watching them die in the gas chamber, and wondered what my children thought of their father. and ultimately, what will my god asked of me when my time comes to be judged. this, more than anything else, was weighing very heavily on me. >> you get to know these people never forget what they did. when you execute someone who has been there for 12 years, you are not executing the same man who came in. the notion that the system has no flock, -- stanford law school has posted something from 1900, and this is well documented. these are innocent people being executed. in that same time, almost 400 other people were released from death row before they were executed because they were found to have been innocent. >> ladies and gentleman. at 4:a.m., edward earl johnson was executed in the gas chamber -- with the sentence of the second court, and i'll be glad to entertain any questions that you may have. >> he indicated his innocence, and he regretted the situation and he felt no ill will t

in this. the other way is to encourage the students to walk. do they need to get on at sutter and mason and ride? encourage them to walk and bike. the best way to transport small numbers of people, this is with the prius. this is put out by the co2 emissions for each mile. >> i am linda chapman, and i live at the heart of the campus. this is a good institution. someone in our building thought this was -- and there is the academy of students. they were all at the academy. this is where the boss has to go. this is a very serious problem. the encroachment was a different kind before the academy. this is the executive suite. and they're turning this informally. and they would be out, one way or another. things were done and they were gone. the same thing happens with the academy. these buildings cannot be grandfathered in. as an official in the federal government, i would say -- they have been doing something illegal. and henceforth they will not be able to continue this. they cannot continue to r

this is why.literally jumped off the truck, over the bridge and into lady bird lake. >> what if he had hit that little -- over there. >> he didn't know they were there. >> right. >> oh boy. >> wow. >> and he totally survived. it was a stunt. this is eric summers and they are calling him a stunt man. i don't know if he is a professional or just some dude who really likes stunts. >> like a jack ass style stuntman? >> right. they obviously have this plan because there's several different camera angles that shot his jump. >> i think the suit was a nice touch. this would have been less cool if he was just wearing regular clothes. >> he did it in style. >> what would have made it cooler, if he had a kilt, make a chicken suit? i think he knows, he's going to dress to impress at all times. umbrella would have been a good touch. >> umbrella would have been a great touch. >> it would have been the best touch, is a monocle. >> i think you want to see the planter's peanut guy. >>> launch to splashdown, we hav

but this is because of the development of treasure island, so this makes sense. the total cost under the agreement including the proposed five-year extension, this would be from the term from september 1, 2005 through september 30th, 2020 for a total of 15 years, the estimated cost is 550 million. this is 2 million more than the currently estimated amount. for that reason, we are recommending that you amend the ordinance to provide the updated estimate of 15,000,950. we recommend that you approve the ordinance. >> for my understanding, the department does agree with these recommendations, correct? >> that is correct. >> are there members of the public that wish to speak on this item, item number six? seeing none, this item is closed. >> i think that this helps to clear up a number of my questions. with the litigation that is going on with the eir and d.c. court appeal and a number of financing issues -- and the ceqa appeal, there's the possibility that this will not happen for five years. what will happen if there is not a need for additional electric there? >> t

by every member of this conference and of this entire congress and i urge them to support this noble product that has been a tough fight, but we have accomplished it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. dicks: i yield one minute to the gentleman from maine, mr. michaud, who i have enjoyed working with on these important issues before our committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. michaud: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i rise in support of a provision in the underlying bill that will move the heaviest trucks traveling in maine off secondary roads and onto the interstate. people in the state of maine already know the benefits of this common sense provision. that's why it has the support of organizations throughout the state of maine such as maine department of transportation, the maine department of public safety, the maine state police, because they know it's safer to have these trucks on the interstate. additionally, letting heavier trucks use the interstate reduces fuel consumption, cu

would this take?way too long for me. i love having my nails done, but i don't think i have the patience. >> i would get upset if my nails broke and i spent all that time doing that. >>> so all weekend long we pick pigged out at family's houses. here's the bus ride home in serbia. people who had a lot to eat. bus is -- listing a bit to the right. >> the people who ate a lot have to sit on one side of the bus? >> i have no idea why the bus is doing the old dukes of hazard two-wheel. >> are the back wheels on the left side touching? >> they're on the ground. >> it looks like a catastrophic mechanical failure or a lack of maintenance. >> they stop for this guy. >> and he's getting off. >> would you see that bus coming down the street and think, yeah, i'll get on. >> the people are like, yeah, this is normal. you didn't notice riding on the bus like this? >> you know, the whole way? >> well, if this is the bus they have and it's the only bus they can afford to have? that's the bus you're going to roll with

this is democracy in action. this is how it works.hat, who could have believed ten years ago, i'm from new york, ed, and i watched our members, bus drivers, rescue people on 911, but more significa significantly, the guys sitting here, their brothers and sisters in new york ran up burning buildings, steps to save people's lives. who would have thought ten years later people like kasich could turn around and make them and us the public enemies? that's what's wrong in america ed. >> how do you win over the independent voter on that? do you tell this story, does this story continue on from ohio? >> i absolutely believe it. i think if the average voter in america is starting to understand, they're waking up, understanding what rich people have done here. what congress has done and not done. our congress has played to their fiddle and changed all the laws and all the tax rules to help them and to hurt us. this was their next step in their game and we stopped them dead in ohio. >> what i think has to be grabbed by the american people on thi

how did this happen? how did this happen here? how is college sports organized? how should it be organized? because that is an education should take place at universities that doesn't. >> rose: from college sports to a look at a great public space here in new york city called the highline. we'll talk about how it came into existence with amanda burden, chair of the new york city planning mmission and head of the department of planning, diane von furstenberg, the great designer and major contributor. joshua david co-founder of friends of the highline alo with robert hammond. >> one of the most extraordinary things about it is that it's elevated it went for a mile and a half connected three manhattan neighborhoods and when you walk on it you're floating among the roof tops but you're still low roof tops, just 23 feet in the air, b youe still connecd to the streets. and the plants. it's a magical garden in the sky and it's planted to be this linear ribbon that goes for one mile and a half and you can walk on it without coming in cont

this much.ving the exchange, i could barely get out because the gates were blocking me in. they had already started. nypd had already started erecting all of those barricades, getting ready for what was coming their way. you know, there has been a lot of skepticism whether or not protesters were going to be successful in storming the new york stock exchange. still, clearly they were taking great precautions. the barricades, the security most certainly stepped up today around this building, suzanne. >> all right. alison, thank you. i want to bring in attorney richard herman to talk a little bit about the legal questions here. first of all, richard, explain to us how this is going to work. you have a standoff between police and hundreds of people located in this very small area of the city. the mayor says they are allowed to be there as long as they don't have erect tents and sleeping bags and camp out. is this a scene that essentially could play out for hours and days? >> well, suzanne, the key t

we've been work at this. the department of transportation as well as the contractor and many workers and the subcontractors. we've been work on this for 21 months. on february 3 of 2010, the first deck section was put into place. and i want to thank all of cal tran's workers, whose efforts over that period of time has led to this point as well as the contractor and the subcontractors for all the continued great work. the engineers and construction crews will be working night and day to livet all those 28 deck sections into place for this world class bridge and they deserve a lot of recognition and our sincere thank you. i'd also like to give a specific thank you in recognition to american bridge and floor enterprise, the main contractor on this project and to all the employees who have made this achievement possible, and we'll hear from the project manager of that endeavor a little bit later. i want to thank the oversight committee. we'll hear next from steve hemmingger. but i'd also like to thank mr. rinehar

they put into this. i have to absolutely agree with the statement that this is a better plan than the last one that we were looking at. this has come a long way and i know that this is going in the right direction, with the cultural and social heritage district, this is something that san francisco will end up being the leader in this kind of process and this is an excellent space for this, and it will work here, and it is definitely needed here. the neighborhood commercial district, i think has to be expanded, and it has to be compatible with the fillmore, as well, but two sections of fillmore that are not always compatible with each other at the moment. this is a great worry for me because they have not solved the tunnel overpass problem, and this, combined with the wall that is a terrible design, and never should have been allowed in the first place in my opinion but a lot of us were not involved at that time, this blocks off japan town and other than a stairway going down the backside, really. it has

that is what this does. many of the issue will be discussed as part of the eir, which has been mentioned by other commissioners. i think that is entirely true. just a few observations. they make a good point in the document about housing impact. you have a lot of students, they are going to live somewhere. i was a student in san francisco and i made an impact because i took up housing that somebody else could have. it is a zero sum situation whether or not the university owns the housing or is owned by others and the students live there. that is the subject we are taking up. that being said, we have a success story in that we have an institution, as was pointed out , bringing a lot of revenue into the city, employment into the city, students, and there will be impacts. of course, that is what we will analyze in the eir, but we cannot discriminate housing for students just as valuable as others. students often of the lower income level than some of the other people. it does not mean that they necessarily are

this has cost insurance but this is the most important. the community is not engaged in this process. thank you. >> this is maria harrison? >> i am here for health and environmental justice, representing the many members of bayview-hunters point. this body indicated that capt. would not be the alternative. but you are here with this notion -- and i really hate to do this by would like to draw your attention to the other areas, midway village in particular, and for every eight -- eight years, they have had to do this over and over. and they have the plastic and all of those wonderful things that we are hearing about. this is midway village of los geneva. this is very close but one thing i would really like for you to consider, in the pass years we have come before you and we have said that people first -- we are the constituents that you were put here to represent. when we say 87% of the voices in san francisco are against this, cleanest to the fullest extent with residential standards, and you allow them to remove a segment of cleaning and

in this way. he says people are out to get me. certainly, there is no love lost for the media in that part of the republican party. and this may well either increase his support or not have it go away. i don't think he's handled it well. i think he still shows signs of a campaign that is not up to snuff. he needs to have a consular in there saying, stop talking. he needs to have someone in there for lodgistics saying, let's bring him this way. they need someone to say to him, you were great. say here are the doctors, say i know you want to talk about things that happened many decades ago, but i want to hear about health care. it's a tough situation, but there are ways to handle it and for that, you need staff who have been there, done that. >> do you think it's going to really have an effect though on his base? the conservative base, the tea party supporters who love him right now and put him atop the national as well as so many of these statewide polls? >> right now as i say, we don't know enough

i just think it's -- this was a bad move. this was sloppy. an enthe cain campaign is handling this in a sloppy fashion. >> jennifer, to day in's point, they're making more than missteps. are they doing anything right here? >> not that i can see. first of all, they have attacked another individual in the race which is probably not going to endear him to conservatives and steps on the excuse. remember, up until today the excuse was that this was some kind of liberal conservative to get rid of a black conservative. well, how does rick perry fit in that to scheme? just about everything he does pours oil on the flames here. what you didn't mention was that mark block was actually one of the individuals who tipped politico off to yet another incident and this concerns an iowa talk show host who says that cain came in to his studio and made some inappropriate comments to his employees so it just seems that the cain campaign, i don't imagine they're doing this intentionally but they seem to be building and building and making this worse every single

this is just how he is reacting to this. if this was a democrat i would be saying the same thing or an independent the same thing. he seems ill prepared regardless of what party he is. >> absolutely. i would challenge a couple of things that my friend will has said. one, i don't think that everybody likes herman cain. there are some people who think he is likable and some people who can't stand his very face. and the fact he is playing politics with the allegations. i go back to what i said about this when the story first broke. he went on the christian broadcasting network and said he was called by god to run for president and that he likened himself to moses. so if someone goes in your face and said, did you do anything that may question the trust your wife may have with you. you don't say i need to see the fact and hand out papers with the society of journalism code of ethics on it you answer the question and hopefully it is a. no the reason he is doing the dancing is i think the reason he is having problems. it is becaus

this is not -- this is an attack on the middle class in this country that's been going on for 40 yearsainly hope it doesn't take 40 years to turn it around. but we're going to be there every day to do just that. >> you know, your president, mary kay henry, who was just arrested, has said that supporting the movement and endorsing the president of the united states are complementary but they're separate. explain that. you're the first union to come out in this election season. we're a year away, and you're already supporting president obama. and you're out getting arrested. and you say it's going to happen again. you're going to be more involved in it with more resources. how is it separate? >> look, it's president obama that put a jobs program out to put people back to work in this country. it's president obama that is better than any of the candidates. but the election next year, while it's extremely important, is not the goal. the goal is to win for working people and middle-class americans. i saw earlier on your network a stat that's just amazing. 65% of people used to live in middl

after this is completed this will no longer be a rent-controlled unit. the general plans demands this commission do something about. this is your bailey wink. the priority policies sets this as the highest appropriate policy preserving these kind of units or at least get a demolition application. make them go through the process that's through the code. don't tell us this isn't a demolition. make a statement, take a stand on this issue as well. it's a hard question. alteration/remodel, no. the direct impacts and -- there has been an effort to address the -- the direct impact of closing up so many windows. and if you look at my exhibit six, this is from the developer's plans. you'll see -- there's 15 windows being impacted. this is the neighbor to the north, these blue windows right now are a great source of light to the middle of their house. it will be completely closed off. the lower neighbor who has lived there the longest mr. smith virtually no light will get down there now. this is the south side neighbor. these are historic windows. all these windo

so, this is fritd thing when you see this.s why after the oklahoma city bombing in '95, they basically shutdown pennsylvania avenue outside of the white house. they don't want people to get too close to what's going on. >> no driving. >> the fact that this guy allegedly managed to penetrate a window on the south side of the white house over there. >> still frightening. >> even though the first family, they weren't there or anything, but still scary. >> so politics. >> yes. >> rick perry. controversy. what's the story? >> a little controversy. they screwed up a little bit, but not a big deal. i don't think. they were checking to make sure that there were no non-u.s. citizens that could come to one of his town halls and that would have been inappropriate. they said somebody just screwed up and said, yes, if you are a non-u.s. citizen, you can still come to an open meeting, a town hall that he was having. so it was just a little -- a little embarrassment. he has got bigger issues than that. >> a minor kerfuffle. >> the other cand

>> i can show you this is the picture. this right here is the 6 x 9. and this top normally sits on the top of the speaker. and if you flip it over, it's got oneery highest range, which is the smallest speaker. you can see the little brass part. it's supposed to have another one where the dome is, so they're making it look like it's real on outside, but when you flip it over, there's nothing under it. no bass, no wires. >> now this retailer that's involved is best buy, but the manufacturer is where? >> the manufacturer is a company in china called p. yang. >> how dot speakers end up in a big store chain like best buy? is it best buy's fault for not inspecting this manufacturer? >> to be clear, when we say best buy, we're talking about the best buy store brand, which is called insignia. it seems ludicrous to me that you could have tens of thousands of speakers sent back for return. you would never once notice that you're missing probably the most expensive part of your speaker? >> we tried to contact best buy for a comment. but they did not respond by ou

i intentionally did not watch this this morning beforehand because i wanted to share this and experiencer. the farther-daughter dance at a wedding. this was in texas. things start out like they're supposed to but check out when things really got going. let's check this out together. ♪ ♪ >> i blof it. i think it is great. this is great. apparently this goes on for several minutes. but -- what's her name here? ashley richmond and her dad, they started things out the way you traditionally see them but then they go through every classic dance you have ever seen with all the music to accompany it. they say they actually practiced this reynolds twice a week for a month and a half. >> that's cool. that's the way it should be. those father-daughter dances are always kind of sappy and sad. should and celebration. that's the way it should be. that's beautiful. >> we've got another piece here. they say we're going to fast forward to the ending when you think it is over. so let's look at that as well. >> that's good stuff. >> apparently the wedding was last year but it is just hitting the internet a

this is always been a state scenario. what is interesting about this this will be very political.nd the timing of it is early next year in mid next year. but it could determine who the winner of the elections. >>catherine: this will unfold in the middle of the presidential campaign. >> typically government to institutions stay out of it. they will try to stop this potential winner all losers in the area. >>catherine: and i use a wal-mart is winning the consumer pricing wars? >> absolutely, you're talking about saving less than 1 percent between target, wal-mart and amazon.com. they are also bidding fears and kmart. they are doing everything they can to try to get us to shop now. it should be noted that there are 40 more days of shopping before christmas. the year is wrapping up quickly and i'm waiting for my candle fire. >>catherine: i was thinking about getting one. >> the reviews out of the new york times, are all full, so maybe we do not want one. catherine >> maybe we do not we will see you tomorrow. >>jacqueline: we will have sunny skies in the noon hour. temperatures in the

this is where it plays into this fund-raising letter. if he's going to be, or portray himself, let's get that straight, as another clarence thomas, as an african-american conservative being pilloried by the politically correct press, i'm sure that's how they're going to portray it to the people on this side of the world. let's listen. >> obviously, someone is encouraging them to bring it up now, because i'm doing so well in this republican nomination. that's all i would say. why are you bringing it now? secondly, are you being used to try and help paint a cloud and help sabotage my candidacy? you and i both know why they're doing it. because someone does not like the fact that we are doing so well in this campaign and that i'm at or near the top of the polls consistently. i absolutely believe that this is an intended smear campaign. >> let me ask you this, alex. if you found out, as a source for your own organization, if it was another case and you found out that one of the campaigns had leaked this against him, would that become a polit

this guy used to do stuff like this with the animal, be you know, in the water riding this thing.g to take care of him, take care of the hippo, but he swims with him, gets really close. >> this guy really thought he had a relationship with him. >> he called the hippo, quote, loveable and a gentle giant. but obviously he proved that is not. >> when it comes to stuff like this, there is no exception to the rule. wild animals are wild animals are wild animals. >>> at the beginning of this month a young man posted a video to youtube that now has resulted in the termination of one man's position. >> shut the [ bleep ] up. >> this is on an ottawa city bus. >> shut your ignorant [ bleep ]. don't say another [ bleep ] word. >> the man you're seeing standing in the aisles on the bus is 20-year-old matthew toronto. the man who is yelling at 20-year-old matthew toronto is the bus driver. he's screaming over and over again telling matthew to shut up. >> shut the [ bleep up. shut up i sad. shut your [ blee face i'm going to stick my fist in it. >> he threatens him, saying he's going to put his

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call this toll-free number on your screen now... for this free information kit, including this... medicare guide and customized rate quote. martha: you know where that is? california. that is police in riot gear and protesters supporting the occupy wall street movement clashing in oakland following what had been a peaceful dave protest. that reruptd after protesters started a large bonfire in the middle of a downtown street. it shut down oakland's port. one of the busiest ports in this country. we'll have an update and get to the latest information. bill: president obama saying the country is better off because of the policies he pursued and passed and america is better off because of them. what does house speaker john boehner think about that. >> are you kidding me? why don't you ask the 14 million americans who are out of work whether they are better off than they were 4 years ago. bill: senator, good morning to you and welcome back. i remember speaking with you about a month ago. you said the president is making things worse. you can see the shape of a campaign taking place. wh

all this dysfunction and all this gridlock. what can get done at this point? it doesn't seem like anything. >> chris, it has to be. it has to come forward and about this country, about the next generation and right now about individual politics and partisan politics. and we're not getting anywhere because we're afraid of who is going to get credit for whatever we fix something. we've got the blame game down to a science. we can, by the end of every day, we know exactly how to blame somebody else and it's wrong. just not how we do things in west virginia, where i come from. we try to work together and identify the big problems. our country is $17 trillion by next year. we're going to $21 trillion. break this down in smaller denomination. every business day, chris, we go $5 billion more. we have to borrow to run this country. >> on monday, before the supercommittee announced its failure to reach a deal, you sent a letter to president obama ask asked him to intervene and he did not intervene, do you see this as a massive failure in leadership? >> leadership has t

woman doing in this car with the spam how dare she i mean this this literally was one of the comments on the fox commentators made a couple days ago then the cain campaign put out this long press release talking about this woman's financial history she says longing for it was for me down to the down to the penny in our kind of thing and of what that is vic i think we've got a graphic. there it is right there and you know it's like here's here's all her personal finances and here's all about her life and so is the message that fox news and herman cain are now sending that powerless women should not be in the company of powerful men but the message is that we're going to be able if you launch an accusation of somebody especially an accusation to not only damage the potential for them to pursue their as in this case he wants to become president united states but also damages reputation in the long term so cain of course has an obligation to defend these allegations and defend himself against these allegations and that also means vetting the women who are making these accusations i think

this. whether it was jay carney saying this high-level obama bundler or fund-raiser who met several times with people in the white house, didn't discuss solyndra when in fact evidence suggests that he did, whether it is president obama saying these things went through all of the regular procedures when his own energy secretary stephen chu said both before the loan was approved and afterwards it would be expedited. you have a series of contradictions. that is the problem here. this pattern that the white house is facing. bill: so the e-mails, could they prove the white house knew the company was hurting sputtering, wanted to hold the news until voters went to the polls? that would have been a bad headline, stephen, clearly. >> horrible headline absolutely. that is exactly what the e-mails suggest. i suspect one of the things we'll hear from house republicans tomorrow when they talk to stephen chu, energy secretary about this in a hearing on capitol hill what accounts for that. they will ask

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we still have this threat to this date.'m in washington, and we are another iconic city that could be in the terrorist cross-hairs. bill: what does it say that he had loyalty toward al-awlaki. >> he was a charismatic figure with followers. they are not all gone. he was just one of the leaders of that organization, and we have to worry about the rise of other charismatic terrorists who want to do harm to americans and march can interests. despite to think about the holidays and other things, american citizens have to be village -- have to be vigilant and they have to tell people if they see something that's not right. bill: why were federal authorities not called in on this? >> i'm not quite sure on that, i'm not a lawyer. as a counter-terrorism type or national security type. i'm glad somebody was on top of it. the fact of the matter is, they were in concert with federal authorities. one thing we had to worry about after 9/11 was the controversy piping of information and lack of sharing. i hope there was coordination with f

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this is how many people would be affected by this increase. of course, the first million dollars is untouched. and then it's .7% after that. you know, 99.8% of the american people aren't going to be affected. the polls show the american people are with the president on this. but 100% of republicans have said no again. you know, the word "sabotage" has been an undercurrent of conversation in america about the righties, well, they're just trying to sabotage president obama sew won't get re-elected. sabotage is a hell of a word. let's see. google's definition is "deliberately destroy, damage or obstruct something, especially for political or military advantage." now, when i hear the word "sabotage," man, i'm thinking about war. i'm thinking about major confrontation. but of course political. now, do you think that the republicans are helping the economy by saying no to everything? do you think that they are damaging the middle class by saying no to everything? and do you think that they are obstructing? well, the record shows it is a record amoun

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>> at the time of the economic crisis like this, this becomes counter-productive because this is like trying to pay a growing debt with a shrinking income. this is impossible. this is a vicious circle. people are aware of that. the u.s. was making precisely the same point that this has become the problem. this is not the solution. >> isn't this also the point, in the u.s., if you take on big vested interests as mr. papandreou has done, then you will pay the price. that is why people are so scared of touching some of the big entitlement reforms. >> the big interest in greece are not the public sector workers or ordinary workers, it is those that have never paid the taxes. they're not paying the taxes even now. i am not sure because this could help the interest of some people but it is not the kind of response that will really deal with the problem. in the case of greece, this is a revenue problem. >> thank you for joining me there from new york. we have sorted out our technology and we can go back to greece. matthew price joins me their lives from athens. to what extent is what is bein

i support this. i read this over the weekend. what worries me is and what is happening with the state of california and prisoners coming to stamp francisco. i think this program helps with that. are we going to see a tidal wave of jobs? probably not but you will see a few. i see how those individuals change and how they have come back into society. i listened to some of the human rights comments. i agree you are helping a solution. especially with the state of california and us in getting many more prisoners. this is what we have done historically over the last 40 years. it is the right thing to do. i support this. >> i must confess i did not consult delancy street, but when criticism, because it got politicized. some had suggested that this was putting criminals before the victims which it had not. i do see this as crime prevention. many had been incarcerated. this happens to be a high number. delancey street called me and said, this is the kind of legislation we would support. in the media they were saying that. i agree there a

this guy is amazing.and i sitting up here in whatever nate berkus designed for you. >> these are kevlar. >> it's lovely. and there's a lot of vases. >> and i'm thinking fire pit down the road. >> can definitely make s'mores after the show. it's lovely. >> this is halloween, you're a father of two. do you go out trick-or-treating? >> no, i'm a 48-year-old man. i have enough candy. >> do you dress like underdog? what do you do? do you dress up? >> we usually go out. nate always goes out as a jedi, either obi-wan or annikan. >> which is sad because your son is 25 now. >> it's a little ugly, but he makes his mark. i will throw on a pirate hat or something along the lines of head gear. i try and go easy. >> your usual. >> my usual as well. >> and your daughter? >> maggie will go out. this year she wanted to do black tight, black shirt, black lipstick and blood on the face. she wanted to go with scary princess. >> what is halloween like for apartment living in new york for folks who are joining us from resident

this is just another reversal from this campaign. he still believes -- they singled out politico, saying they're considering legal options in terms of what politico has done in their reporting. they are very much playing the blame game, but it seems they can't get their stories straight, whether it's perry, whether it's racist liberals. it's just a mess. one of the things that will damaging is as the more details come out, the more flesh that gets on this story, that will be damaging. herman cain has been in a position where we don't really know the details, so he's had some details trickle out, but the more and more these women begin to want to speak and put the story out there, i think that could be damaging to him, and as well, also very damaging. of course he's had this preemptive defense, which is whoever else come out they're lying as well, but again i think we're going to see from one of these women, perhaps a statement from her attorney. >> well, one of the attorneys went to the restaurant association today, they're trying to

does this disqualify him? >> i don't have all the facts on this case. but, sexual harassment is serious. we have to protect women in the workplace. i think mr. cain has to answer these questions. you know what is most disturbing is a poll that i saw, "washington post" poll, 55% of republicans think this charge is not serious. i think it's important that he get the facts out. i don't have the facts. i think it's important, also, that we look at how women are faring in republican primaries. personhood amendments are sprouting out everywhere. the extreme right wing of the republican party has taken over to the point where we now have an amendment in several states that criminalize a women's right to choose. that prevents in vitro fertilization. that prevents birth control. even in cases of rape or incest. i think what you're seeing is a huge assault on women's rights, in the republican parties. and an extreme right wing that has taken over that is going to make it very difficult for anybody in a general election in the republican party to be a centrist. >>

earlier this evening this is the victim that was shot he did not survive. we have complete coverage on this story and reaction from the police, the city council and the protesters. we start with j.r. stone with what happened he was to smooth the way from delivering a live report when the shots rang out. >>reporter: this is the middle that is being held right now. when the gunshots rang out we were down there in the distance. we came in this area that is not roped off with yellow tape. there was a man lying on the ground in the distance. he has been taken away. you can still see it items there and investigators said. we talk with a witness earlier this evening that describe to us what happened. >> i was just chilling for eight men in the next thing i know i saw a guy gets shot in the head and then we decided to follow that group of people. we walked by at the portable potties and then the next thing i know, there were people running around like roaches. he shot him with no regard about human life. it was crazy i heard six shots. the only thing i wanted to do

but this alleged plot didn't stop with this bucket list. ricin across an atlanta freeway and dropping the substance over washington, d.c. their motive? patriotism. look at this again from another one of these fbi affidavits. "when it comes timesaving the constitution that means some people gotta die. the southern poverty law center studies militias and home grown terrorism, i have a member on the phone with me from montgomery, alabama. mark, first, i have to get your reaction, these guys, 60-year-olds, 70-year-olds, you heard their m.o. what's your take? >> at first, you think it is another over-the-hill gang story, these old men sitting around, some of them apparently in quite bad physical shape making plans. but as you said in the introduction, at least according to the authorities, they had taken a number of concrete steps to go ahead and actually make these things happen. one of the facts in the affidavit or alleged in the affidavit, one of the plotters decided to go ahead and shucking castor beans which are the precurse other ricin, ri

this month. the international atomic energy agency said it had credible information that iran had carried out activities relative to the development of a new clear explosive device. iran has rejected the findings and insist its program is peaceful. the report intensified the debate over iran. joining me is mohammad javad larijani head of the human rights colin in judiciary and close advisor to the supreme leader ayatollah khamenei, i'm pleased to have him back at the table. welcome. >> thank you. very glad to meet you. >> i want to first talk about the nuclear issue. the iaea says it has credible information gathered it from iranian documents and other sources including russian scientists that suggest tre is ongoing activities to develop an explosive device. >> well, as iran explained before, the evidence cited by the agency is an old laptop gathering of different pieces which none of them could be considered a document in the ofessional sense. and four years ago it has been put to iran the agenc