the insane is this video has gone viral because of this accident accidental capture of this concrete wall falling down. i think the guy most terrified was the guy inside shooting the video. intake of air. his friends looks back. >> now is the time to stay out there and try that trick again. now you don't have the wind resistance of the wall. >>> philadelphia police are asking for the public's help in identifying some suspects in this nerve racking surveillance video. you see these two suspects come in, hooded sweatshirts on. immediately one of them pulls out what looks like a silver revolver. pointing it at the faces of both of the guys working in this place. according to the philadelphia police, one of them shouts meet immediately "give me the money." so they're trying to, of course, rob this service station. you see one of the workers get struck in the head by a pistol. i don't know if that's a reaction, brave, or stupid. you see him smack the gun away. watch what happens next. you're thinking, these guys are going to clean out the register. this worker here closest to us grabs thi

chad, this is a remarkable idea. how did you come up with this concept?> i watched her struggle with keyboards and actually started with an arduino based project, which is like two dials and a button. i actually had it technical difficulties with it and kind of went down the connect road. it's been really interesting exploring a totally alternative user interface. >> you've been able to use this technology to help your mom. are you planning on getting it out there to help others? >> what's been fun about this video and the reaction to it, the number of people who have loved ones who have afay shah or strokes or other disabilities to say, how can i do this or something similar for my mom or my uncle or my dad. for her particular brand it works. it wouldn't necessarily work for everybody. >> does your mom use this technology frequently if she us a used it a little bit. i want to add a variety of messaging. probably spread it out more. you have the foggy, groovy, silly, lonely, tired and what i'll do is add other pages. probably people page, places page, and

this video is exclusive from lake tv. this is lake ozark. a group of seven people were cruising along in a fountain speed boat when they came across an extra large wake. the driver does his best to navigate it, but -- >> whoa! no! >> wow! >> the whole group of people just get completely slammed from side to side as they go over this large wake. you see the driver, especially, just get flung to the deck of the boat. >> did anybody fall off? >> nobody fell off. five of the seven people were taken to the hospital for minor to moderate injuries. >> and this was all from a giant wake created by another boat on this lake? >> yep, just the way he hit the wake at the speed he did or the angle he did. i'm not sure. you can't see the other point of view. >> right. >> it's incredible to see these people get tossed around so quickly. >> what's so interesting is that if you see to the left of the driver, it looks like calm and peaceful, and then it was like body-slam! the driver just went boom! >> like a ragdoll. >> that girl in the purple bikini really

this is it for him.hird time's a charm. >> i know it's probably wrong, but i want to pick him up, hug him and -- >> he would scratch your eyes out. >> ah. >> he would have known. >>> number nine on today's "rtm" top ten countdown caught on camera, courageous volunteers. >> two minutes, guys. i talked with a volunteer fire department responding to a house fire in west manchester township. this is in pennsylvania. we're getting to seie these gip fight this blaze up close and personal because one of these guys had a helmetcam. three people had to be rescued including a small child and a young pregnant woman. everyone made it out safe, but just listen to some of this. >> ah -- >> out of nowhere you see a window explode, and before you know it after that these guys are breaking in to this house. the home it a double-sided lock. they couldn't just break the window and open it from the inside. you had to bust through the door. they were able to make it into this place finally. it's darkness, smoke. you see the

and look at this. he's putting this gun to this girl's head.ll crawl over the counter with the gun and threaten clerks. and in one store, there was nobody behind the register, and you can see him snatch the register up and throw it on the ground. he comes in with force, and gets in and out of there really quickly before people even know what the heck is going on. >> i've got to say, it is somewhat disrespectful to real ninjas. ninjas don't wear cargo shorts, okay? and this guy is just wearing all black. >> yeah. >> he they don't have guns either. they have fists. >> and throwing stars. and actual ninja skills. this guy doesn't have any skills. >> he needs a new name. >> yeah, loser. >> nincompoop. >>> every traveler's worst nightmare. you get to the gate -- [ knocking ] everyone is already on the plane. the door is closed. >> do we know if the plane is still on the other side of that door? >> i don't know. the video is entitled the plane is gone, bro. sometimes you can just look out the window and see if the plane is still there. regardless, th

watch this. hang up by another point. well, look at this. that other line was like this. right there. that's where the center of gravity is. and, of course, i could do it by any other point and get the same thing. i come down through here. it would all intercept at that point. that point is outside the object itself, which tells you something. the center of mass of an object doesn't have to be where there's any mass. where is the center of mass of a hollow basketball? - in the middle of that. - right in the middle. when you throw the ball, it go-- it rotates about its middle. and what's in the middle? nothing, unless you wanna say the air. where's the center of gravity of a doughnut? it's right in the hole. and you take a doughnut, and you toss it to the air, might spin and wobble, but it'll wobble about at one point. and that one point will follow the nice clean, smooth path. take an object like this. where's the center of gravity of this? same type thing again. i can hang it up. somewhere along that line. and i could check that because i could see if it would balance al

see what makes this fireman run next time on "right this minute."on a dolphin show in the open sea. >> stuff like this makes me think that dolphins are natural performance. >> see the dolphins and the story behind the video, next. >> a live tv report from the tennessee state fair and it's all about to go south. >> that is not where i thought that was going. >> see what happens when the lumb oÑ . >>> it's time once again for the best of rtm when we tell you about bonus videos you can find on our website. >> we're in the middle of football season. this guy wasn't so happy that the cowboys dropped the game. >> i feel for him. >> i have another parody. this time it's the cadets from the u.s. naval academy getting into the mix. ♪ >> to check it out head over to our website and click on. >> best of rtm. >>> this is off the coast of northern california. >> there's a whole pod of dolphins. >> look at that. that's crazy. seeing stuff like this always makes me think dolphins are natural performers. >> and they have that ability to make you happy. >> to tell u

this grow? we'll just have to monitor it and e. >> i think another really important point hakeem made he didn't see any of the protesters armed. >> well, yes, he's there so his word goes right now. i'm not trying to stir any contradiction up here but the facts are that yemen is a country where almost everyone is armed, even on a regular -- men armed on a regular basis on the streets. if you walk the streets of yemen, you will see many men routinely carrying ak-47s. it is simply what happens in yemen. it is their culture, their way. it is something they've tried to deal with. but arms are prevalent in yemen. that's why i say the concern will be -- not these protesters. but the escalation, the potential for escalation. i'm quite certain the security forces want to get this dispersed as quickly as they can. >> using this as a shold for more targeted military investigation. barbara, tell me about the military moves in the region now. the u.s. is reacting to the murder, the assassination of its ambas

moment it will be in jeopardy until the international community says this is unacceptable this cannot happen. so jamal why do you think so many you know former and current people involved in politics accepted money and sort of now go to bat for this group you know as we saw with the remarks by congressman ross leighton and there was this frankly this red herring about the situation and ashraf there is any case base inside of iraq and when the united states went in there and toppled saddam instead of dealing with this organization as it should have been dealt with which is first and foremost as a terrorist organization but second as a cult as the state department has said time and time again this is a cold in which people have been imprisoned in iraq instead of dealing with it that way and maybe separating some of the prisoners there from the cult leaders and dealing with it like that donald rumsfeld said let's hang on to these guys let's see if we can keep them there will protect them and sort of kick the can down the road they could be useful against iran some day well and that's wha

this is "right this minute." and we have videos first. lost at sea for weeks. 58 refugees happen to run into -- >> the world's largest cruise ship. >> the story of the amazing rescue and the refugees' odyssey from a hurricane. >>> daredevils or just dumb? they're about to find out. >> never a good sign when you see the bull start doing the thing with the hoof. >> what happens when the bull finally means business? >>> flood in florida leaves stalled cars and when a driver tries to squeeze by. >> watch what happens. >> why hitting a mercedes was probably a bad move. >> see how a horse managed to take a load off. >> that's not like somebody on the other side of the camera? >> it's not. >> it's not. >> don't ever think it, folks. just go along for the ride. >> that's weird. >>> our first video today is of a pretty remarkable rescue, but the details of this rescue might surprise you a little bit. what you're seeing is the rescue of 58 haitian refugees. they're all on board that very small ship and according to reports, they had been lost at se

today the government is now trying to appeal this ruling what does this ultimately mean for this case and how do you see it playing out. thank you as well thank you for having me on give my my greetings to dr west is covering the studio later it was interesting to work with him on this case as well what what we what today means is that the injunction that the judge issued back in may is now a permanent injunction and that has far reaching consequences it means that these indefinite detentions in the military tribunals cannot be utilized anywhere in the united states of america not just in the southern district of new york or the new york area but any place in the united states of america so what was temporary has now been made permanent is a huge historic victory for democracy today we did learn late today that the obama administration unfortunately in our view has put in a notice of appeal indicating. that they plan to appeal this to the second circuit and probably ultimately to the supreme court we think this is ill advised because it contradicts president obama's campaign statement

this is principle. >> take a look at this security footage we got from wbns, this is from ejay's drive through in columbus, ohio. now watch closely. according to reports, that is a stolen ford focus being driven in to this drive-through. you can see them get out clearly, then they use a sledgehammer to break into the store's office. watch them go. the guy come in with the sledgehammer, face is covered a second suspect comes in, they're carrying garbage cans. their mission was to get as many cartons of cigarettes as possible. apparently in columbus, ohio, there's been a black market boom on cigarettes because if you go into a store you'll pay anywhere from 5 to $6 for a pack. on the black market they're selling them about half that. police are hoping that any information can be given to them from this surveillance virds because they think that these suspects might be linked to 17 other similar crimes that have happened just since july. >> these guys got away with $8,000 worth of cigarettes and cigars and caused $12,000 worth of damage to the store. >> not that any crime is right but thi

>> i think you are going to love this. >> see what's to love about this one next. >>> and is this guy, or is he not, the world's greatest stunt man? >> he didn't even make it all the way to the window. >> see the answer coming up. >>> this is jordan. she's going to be spending a couple weeks doing some work in zambia. she's walking into this music room with the academy of music orchestra. all of the sudden a friend who's with her, opens a computer. a video starts playing from her boyfriend. >> hey, jordan. it's ryan, your boyfriend. i know you are heavily anticipating me proposing. >> where did you think this is going? >> i need kleenex, don't i? >> to get you more excited, i would like to show you some pics and stuff from this past year. >> mienld you, at this point, he's supposed to be anywhere from zambia, right? finally the moment of truth. >> i'm just going to ask you to turn around right now. because i'm engaging you. >> oh, my god. ♪ >> i love it. >> i knew you were going to love this. >> he did plan to have the orchestra play the theme song to "star wars." >> hands down the gr

this is goat's mialk.'s milk. >> i don't think it would take harlot too much to get toasted. >> do those spikes hurt when the they're so young like that? >> no. little quills. no. the little quills are surprisingly not painful. >> when you hold these little guys you think they're going to be pokey and everything, but they aren't. kind of like a brush. you say this is your kind of thing, but i would like to keep totally away from that. but she's darling. she's little. >> cute, you might say. >> yeah. >> that's a good word for it. >>> there is a very controversial dance studio in canada. fortunately we have the guys at anime to help us tell this story. because this dance studio is giving pole dancing classes to kids. >> hmm -- >> as young as 5 years old. >> this studio in canada is starting a dance class that's going to teach young boys and girls to pole dance. >> you know what? there's only one thing to say to that, and that's, disgusting. >> the owner of this place is getting a lot of negative feedback, be

he this film is for this reason he is. perceiving every seeing and the outcome is not surprising at all i totally agree with make sure that. any al is not any different basically from all the other israeli governments and its very prime minister no the peace was the palestinians was never a goal for israel unfortunately so because the end putting an end to occupation was never an interest of israel it never was a goal for israel and without putting an end to the patient there would be no peace with the palestinians so. found himself one way. to break away from making peace with the palestinians but even without iran israeli prime ministers have demonstrated many creative ways not to do anything about peace with the palestinians and not to do anything about putting an end to the occupation once it was the terror or once it was that there is no palestinian people once it is a mass once it is. once it is mahmoud abbas the excuses where all. these really you can trust these really prime ministers and politicians they will find

megyn: dick, does this change, does this change the way this event's going to be perceived now, thiseport, you know, first of all, the libyan leader coming out and saying this was a terror attack, a preplanned terror attack, and now this intelligence source telling fox that there wasn't even a protest underway at the time this happened? >> well, you know, this administration has sat osama bin laden and the top 26 other al-qaeda leaders to hell. and i find it strange, brad -- you worked in the bush administration, 9/11 on american territory, there's no recrimination, no pointing at president bush saying he should have seen it coming. this is just horrible politics 50 days out from a race. we're worried about -- megyn: but wait, but wait. you're off on a tangent though, dick -- >> no, i'm not. megyn: my question is because the administration has been telling us this was a spontaneous event that resulted from protests that were about the video, and now we have -- >> megyn -- megyn: -- folks saying there wasn't even a protest underway. so is the administration even being straight with us

they would look at this and say, what civilization was this? what religion drove them to do this? we keep doing the same things over and over again. many researchers believe these archeo-astronomical sites are very specifically designed where other researchers say it's all coincidence. but not long ago i was up at a place called chimney rock in southwest colorado. and it's over 8,000 feet. and you are up at the southern end ftd rocky mountains and there is this scarp of rock that rises up probably about a thousand feet out of a valley floor and right at the tip of this scarp there are two twin towers of rock. if you get to a certain place on top of this very narrow butte, you can see between these twin towers and there happens to be a great house built between these two towers and every 18.6 years when the moon goes into its northernmost point on the horizon, it rises between those two towers. i was there at the beginning of the last 18.6 year cycle and we stood up there, probably 20 of us, researchers, forest service people, all gathered at the same spot with cameras and huddled

does this really work? >>> and if you try to lose weight, speaking of, you know how hard it can be, counting calories, long workout, skipping your favorite foods. can this be as simple as an app? >>> we have a preview of "the katie show" before we head to break. at 4:00 here on abc 2. >> coming up today, my friend chelsea handler stops by. she may have a potty mouth, but she has a heart of gold. she also has a great late night show, has written four books, has sold out performances all oifer the country and now this party girl is becoming a real player in the world of comedy. chelsea handler, plus you're going to see my very first yolo, you only live once. fasten your seat belt because it involves danica patrick and a race track. back to you. >>> good friday morning. thanks for joining us >>> pizza might be in your plans after all the weekend is here. you can get all sorts of toppings on your pizza, but this is probably a first. one pizza parlor is serving up a new type of pizza with alcohol-infused topping

answer this question, does this man really want to win this election?parently not, i mean, you would think by the way he's running this campaign, no. it's appalling what he said because -- and this is the thing. it's not the first time he's talked about handouts and freebies. clearly there is something in his mind about who the hard working people and who are the moochers, right? who deserves those tax credits like that 3% that actually doesn't pay federal income tax because they make so much money and then, you know, i don't know, all these people that are working hard. the problem for governor romney interestingly enough, i'm glad you said snob, because the truth is when santorum was talking about the snobbery, that's who he was talking about. he was talking about mitt romney ironically because he does look down his nose at the rest of america. and you cannot possibly be president of the whole country if you have such disdain. remember when president obama four years ago made his comment about clinging to guns and religion, he was actually making the

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this was the site when the freeway came down. this is the site today. the freeway and sight as it appears today. the gateway is important, where 101 terminates at market and where the new octavia boulevard ends in the really beautiful new park. which has become this sitting community spot in the neighborhood. here we have the situation and our project. the intention of creating these these book-ends which defines the gateway, by maintaining the same height along each of the streets. we also want to give recognition to the significance of the church, by allowing its dome to exceed the height but making the corner lines sort of parallel gateway elements. the corner itself is articulated with this commercial space, two-storeys in height, which as i mentioned was created by removing a unit in this evolution of the project. on market street this is the entry to both the commercial space and the residential lobby of the project. with a little triangular green space, which is also a bench and provides a kind of respite along that piece of land. also acts to co

what do you think this signifies this morning?john, there's no question that this is a tragic situation. our hearts go out to the families involved here. you know on 9/11 when that tragedy hit the united states, i was the newest elected member of congress and i remember we got through that for two reasons. the first thing is that we tried to calm the nation down. which i think is always important for us to do. so we're making decisions that are reasonable and rational and not emotional. but the second thing is, then, to analyze our policies and see which ones do we need to continue? and which ones do we need to change? i think we need to do the same thing in this situation. we need to take the time to pause, get all the facts, and examine our policies and look at them and see if there's anything different we need to be doing. >> what do we need to change then? finish that statement for me? >> i can't answer that until we've looked at all the facts. i think sometimes we'd like to have knee-jerk reactions. but one of the things it s

you have really got to think about this. this is serious business.t talking about a couple of people. we are talking about thousands in thisÑi industry. i would like to say that you owe it to us. director nolan: next speaker please. >> one correction to the commissioner here -- in your first report their, you talked about the driving requirements being established around 2005 -- in your first report there. the full time driver requirement was established in 1978 by proposition k, and it was the idea of that proposition that only full time drivers would hold the medallion, and they would be obtained at low cost, and that driver would be the guy operating the vehicle. he would have a direct interest in the vehicle, have control of that vehicle. i am a really big fan of proposition k. some years ago, i interviewed the author of the proposition, and one of the things i asked was, "are you satisfied with the way the proposition has turned out?" hew3 said, "absolutely not. the city has done an extremely poor job of implementing it." one of the things was t

this is unfolding. are the people actually pushing the buttons that make that -- does it go to mitt, how does it happen that something stupid like that comes out? >> it absolutely doesn't go to mitt. and it wouldn't make any difference that it did. this is not an area that -- >> this is such a critical move. who makes that call? >> what you can see is a reactive energy. okay, obama has to be wrong. what were the words in the presidential statement that we can attack. that's just their first instinct. >> chuck todd, i guess sort of the same question to you with regard to the mechanics in the white house over the past 12 hours and the increasingly tense relationship between the president of united states and netanyahu in this cascading scale of events in the middle east. >> it's like how much do you lump together and how much do you separate. yesterday before the protests escalated with the death of and on duty ambassador in libya, you had this back and forth between netanyahu and the president, netanyahu

we'll get to what this means for you. >>> first, this. the country's third largest school district on the verge of major breakdown. this afternoon kids in chicago's 675 public schools will be displiszed from class and it's not clear when they will return. right now school teachers are set to strike this coming monday. >> we support the tcu. >> union teachers have been rallying this week hoping to avoid an impasse. it's looking up. there's been progress in the talks. a strike looms. at this point 29,000 teachers are planning to walk out come monday morning. how does that impact the kids? that would leave the students without class, without sport, without other activities. >> i really need this season. i don't need it to go no further. this my last year. it's like ain't no more. that's it. i'll have to move forward to college. i want to get some more experience before i go to college. >> i want to go straight to chicago. here he is ted rollings. get to the crux of this issue. what is the issue between the teachers and the school district? >

in this country. it's almost as if i don't give a damn about them. i just got to get 10% of the the independents and we're going to be okay and get the kind of country we want. >> that's right. it's so sad. this man, who was born into wealth, who's never had to worry about whether or not his family had access to health care, whether or not his kids could afford to go to college. he's never had an economic worry in his life. yet he can speak with such disdain, almost in a mocking way, about 47% of americans. and i would just ask the independents who may be watching, please watch this complete video and then ask yourselves, is this the kind of man that we want to be the president of our country? this should disqualify mitt romney from the presidency. and i believe if more and more americans see this, they will reach that conclusion as well. >> former governor of ohio, ted strickland, thank you for your time. let's turn now to msnbc contributor and "washington post" columnist, e.j. dionne. i want to play

we would urge you to pass this along but maybe hold this planning amendment, this planning code amendment here in committee. then in planning commission but i think more folks need to weigh in. we need to understand how many propertis are affected, which neighborhoods are affected so we don't create a huge mess and turn these spaces into commuter spaces for folks living outside the neighborhood, thank you. >> good afternoon, minute did kirschner, a real estate broker and property manager. i'm here on behalf of some * of my owners. i respectfully disagree with past two speakers. most buildings that have -- small buildings that have small garages, those spaces are generally filled on. should there be one, two, lee other spaces, owners need the flexibility to rent them as they can because parking does go with the units by and large. one has two buildings, one has parking, another doesn't. she is able to offer to tenants if there is a spot available. she has put in four electric charging stations. we want the flexibility to rent them to people with electric cars or city car share. making this

this morning, path of destruction. the remnants of isaac now pushing north, as millions more are at risk of flooding. along the gulf, shows are left homeless. and the threat of dams bursting is not over yet. all of this is pushing your gas prices even higher. >>> breaking overnight, this 17-year-old girl, abducted from her home. police say she's being held for ransom. an amber alert across two states this morning. >>> abc news exclusive. the hollywood mom forced to give up her children. a judge's final ruling, they must live with their dad halfway around the world. she's now fighting back. and kelly rutherford speaking out for the first time, joining us this morning. >>> he's the man caught on tape with the winning lotto ticket worth $52 million. but no one knew who was he. all of california looking for him. now, this mystery millionaire has been revealed. >>> good morning, everyone. dan's off enjoying the labor day weekend. we're happy to have our legal analyst, dan abrams. >> great to be here. >> great to see you aga

policy makers have been justifying continuing this war in afghanistan based on this -- this -- this lie that we're going to be able to train them and help these people who are shooting and killing our troops, help them run the country. >> the longest war and for the longest time no one who is in charge or who knows about these issues can tell us what winning means. the move comes amid an alarming string of insider attacks. the latest on sunday that left four american soldiers dead. yesterday, nato announced it was also scaling back joint operations with afghan security forces. the joint combat patrols are seen as a critical part of the u.s. plan to withdrawal from afghanistan by the end of 2014. and just a few hours ago, in the capital of kabul, nine people were killed when a suicide bomb rammed a car packed with explosives into to a mini bus believed to be carrying foreign workers. >> this is such a melt down here. and sometimes it feels like we're the only -- sometimes it feels we're one of the only media outlets that are talking about this. we've been talking about it for three years

i'm offering this amendment to improve this legislation and truly show this chamber's support for our veterans and men and women in uniform. by preventing their pay and services from being impacted by a potential government shutdown next year. the underlying bill we're voting on today lacks key provisions that are needed to protect our veterans and active duty military. my amendment will add these provisions. my amendment will ensure that our patriotic men and women are not victims of partisan gridlock. my amendment ensures that basic military pay will not be interrupted in a potential shutdown. my amendment guarantees that our armed forces will be paid for the entire year, not just the six-month duration authorized by this continuing resolution. unfortunately, congress has failed to do its job, and we cannot allow a government shutdown to impact the basic pay of our men and women in uniform. this is a guarantee and assurance that they have the right to expect we will uphold no matter what. my amendment also addresses the fact that three critical veterans admission authorizations are

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we are possesses of this bridge in this area but it is a national treasure. it is recognized throughout the world as such. before there was a golden gate bridge, there was a golden gate, a golden gate way to america. the place where our troops came home from battle. when they came through the golden gate, they knew that they were home, safely home. it is a symbol of hope for immigrants who have come to our shore, and when they came through at golden gate, decades and decades ago and continued to do so, they knew that they could have access to the american dream. it is a gateway to the american dream. those immigrants and those troops are all a blessing to america. we can only imagine what was in their hearts and minds as they saw that it way. 75 years ago, people of courage and innovation decided that there would be a bridge. the mayor pat the describes that it is a symbol of innovation, then and now. built in the midst of the depression, as has been referenced, this bridge is a reminder that no matter what the daunting challenge, no matter how daunting, over

now, this scares me. what are you doing out in the middle of nowhere getting out of the car i'm just not sure about this he is getting things out of the vehicle, clearly. it doesn't appear there is anyone else with him. you wait for the end of these things and you worry how they may end. there is no one else around him. this makes me a little nervous. i got to tell you. a little nervous. i got to tell you that. we will continue to watch what he is doing. he is looking erratic. i don't know. look at this. he is just running. oh, my, well, it looks hike he is disoriented or something. it is always possible the guy could be on something. remember when you said men are superior drivers? yeah. yeah. then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...allstate safe driving bonus check? what is that? so weird, right? my agent, tom, said... [ voice of dennis ] ...only allstate sends you a bonus check for every six months you're accident-free... ...but i'm a woman. maybe it's a misprint. does it look like a misprint?

this is a sketch.e is about 40 years old, 5 ft. 7 in., and believes that he would have been homeless. >> and afghan officials say that there are two suicide attempts to killing two people and wounding 50. officials say that there was a suicide bomber that was with explosives blew himself up outside of the governor's office. and another was a debt to needed fuel tank on a road between a compound and a nato base. with eight civilians and four police no troops were killed. >> still, the a economy could be recovering but plenty of people have found new jobs saying that the paycheck does not show that much. we will show you that. >> this live look.. >> there are two bottlenose dolphins stranded in a canal have made it out. this is it video from thursday. the marine mammal center went to check on them but they were gone. they could be in san francisco bay. >> it looks like they were having fun. taking a look at the golden gate not much traffic. let us hope it is shaping up to be a blue day. the >> good morni

but the president was very clear the day after this event. this tragedy. that we are going to make sure that these killers are brought to justice. >> was it inappropriate for him to go to a fundraiser the day after this attack now in retrospect knowing that it was a terrorist attack, inappropriate for him to engage in politics as usual? >> no. the president obviously is 24/7 engaged in the job of the presiden presidency. he has spent an enormous amount of times in the aftermath of this terrible tragedy. so absolutely not. the president is on call 24/7, and that just comes with the job. >> 24/7, but apparently not during u.n. meetings. as "the new york post" highlighted here, the question about whether there was a snub not meeting with the israeli leader, e president is on "the view" just as u.n. world leaders are meeting. that was the headline of "the new york post" with their own point of view there. but is this -- is he not performing all of the critical roles of the presidency, particularly with the foreign policy crisis? with so many questions about ma

mine, i'll give you this if you sign this. and right after that, he alluded to a wife beater and some crazy rube goldberg thing. and it had no relevance. okay. so don't be distracted. you know, 31,000, think how they got that number. thank you. >> president chiu: next speaker please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name's thomas bunkly, i'm a fourth generation san franciscan and a proud member of local 22. i've written some letters in april to some of you, and got a reply, which really made me feel good inside, and one of the reasons i'm here today, i urge you to move forward with the project. i was very, very pleased that we had -- the progress we had made. and i think there's a lot more to benefit just a few that have access to the area now. and the 31,000 votes will -- i thought there was like 800,000 -- 850,000 people in the city. and it should be shared by everybody, and not just a specific few. thank you for taking the time to listen to me and thanks. >> president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supe

this is san francisco socked in with fog this morning. want to show you san rafael where we're getting just a beautiful sunrise picture. the sun will rise officially over the course of the next ten minutes. it just depends on where you are in the bay area versus the horizon. 90 degrees inland, 76 bayside and 69 degrees at the coast. you will see that hazy layer vividly as we head throughout this afternoon, even more so as we get into the weekend. i just want to give you a little bit of information. eight days of 70-plus weather so far this year in san francisco. that's it. as we get into saturday, not even the hottest in the extended period, i'm forecasting 75 in san francisco. look at where we're headed as we get deeper into the weekend. 102 degrees by sunday. we max out on monday at 103 degrees. so when we meet back here monday morning, likely talking about records and still in the thick of this heat wave. let's check your drive with mike. >> we're getting into the thick of the commute as well. north 880 really starting to slow north pa

i think this is a great opportunity for transformation of this area of the city. i just want to make sure that we're really cognizant about how to improve the bike pathways through here. right now bikes come off the hollow way bike path onto lee and if we want to go onto phelan, we have to take a left on ocean avenue which is really dangerous because all the cars are converging at that point. i want to make sure we can consider moving up across ocean on lee and coming into the parking lot of perhaps the new site that is being developed or into the parking lot of city college to actually access phelan through that way rather than getting on ocean avenue. i think it isv' a really great opportunity that shouldn't be missed as we're moving forward on transit improvement. >> sure. and i know they are going through some extensive community outreach right now so we'll get back to the project manager and talk to him about that. >> commissioner olague did you have a question about that? >> [inaudible]. we can wait till it's over. >> i think they're wrapping up. >> it's ove

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i hold this flag just to indicate that this is a great nation. i'd like to thank our early persons who led this committee. certainly mr. critz cox, mr. jim turner, the homeland security select committee and members who were on that committee, and i want to thank mr. thompson who has been a great leader on these issues. he's been diligent, he's been patriotic, he's been loving of this country. mr. king, who worked for the common good as we have tried to work together. it has not been a perfect upity because we had disagreements. and many of us disagree in the interpretation of democracy and civil liberties, but we all believe in one nation under god. but more importantly the security of this nation. mr. thompson, i want to thank you for allowing me to serve with you and for your leadership. it is in that spirit that i rise today to speak to h.r. 2857 which amends the implementation recommendations of the 9/11 commission act of 2007. and i might just say, mr. turner, that there were those of us who were here -- and you come from new york so i know

this is begins. working with the different kids that we have, the gangs are still the same -- the game is still the same and the players have changed. some of these kids are savage. i can look in their eyes. they can go way out -- what works for me is to get their trust. i don't tell them, drugs are bad and this is bad. if you can figure out where this began you can follow this. and why did i join a gang? what attracted me, it was the power that came with it. there was no money involved and nothing involved. we all have different stories. and we have to adjust. we have to get the parents involved. as for my example, we came to america and i ran circles around, they could not relate to that. this could fit any kind of story. especially when they are young. and the proof that it works, it does not work like that. i have to share interests with them. i work with gang members, and they never knew that they were gang members. things have changed their. they isolate themselves. this is so small that they c

is an article, this is-- this item is still there and the church approved this and everybody approved it because it possess it had necessary guarantees based on universal principles that are a part of the islamic sharia. and the details are in the laws. >> rose: there's a new constitution coming, though. >> of course. >> rose: you have said in an interview with the "new york times" in your other appearance with the media that the united states needed to change its approach to the arab world, showing greater respect for the values of the arab world and also show more interest in building a palestinian state. on the first, showing more respect for the values of the arab world means what? >> ( translated ): different people have different cultures. and the right to believe and the freedom of faith that have is something that needs to be respected for all human beings so the culture and the language and the belief are basic components over people who are living under one country when countries are built on these principles with these two-- all these countries, everybody must respect the s

below where you should this this time of year.ir on the way, take a look at your forecast for the day today. across the northeast, a few thunderstorms move through. and that's what's going to bring the cooler temperatures in eventually behind that, but to start the day you're looking pretty good, plenty of sunshine and temps not that bad. down to the southeast, rain showers in florida, south florida mostly and aside from that looking nice, a lot of sunshine and temps warm. and certainly still like summer across much of the area. in the northern plains where the cold air is, we'll see temps into the 50's across lots of the far northern plains and across the west, no fall in sight. it's just hot and temps into the triple digits again across the deserts. all right, clayton, what's going on over there. >> thanks, rick. it's fall as rick has been telling us all morning long. what way better way to get to your garden and prepare it. stuff grows well during the fall i've learned, dave white is here and you can recover from the august hea

took to bring this. i feel comfortable at this time bringing this to the full board. i think the big thing is my concern for our most vulnerable rate payers. i think for myself i could imagine as a busy person missing the opt-out notices. i'm less concerned for someone like me that can afford to pay that at decisional amount for a month or two before i realize and opt out later. my concern is for individuals that can't afford to do that. i do appreciate the programs who have a 20% discount for participating low income customers. the other issue is how can low income residents afford to be green. if they can't go to the farmer's market, how can we help our low income residents to be green as well? i appreciate the effort in that route. so i'm happy to support this with recommendation out of committee as well. >> thank you for your comments. i a bit of housekeeping. i believe when supervisor campos articulated the amendments from the city attorney that was on one version. there is a second version supervisor kim articulated. there are two versions. we have taken a vote

this amendment? what we should be doing is encouraging government to government consultation between the tribe and e.p.a. to solve this issue not by forcing an amendment. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from arizona, mr. gosar, is recognized. mr. gosar: mr. chairman, i'd like to yield a minute to my good friend, mr. swikert from arizona. the chair: the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. swikert: thank you, mr. chairman. this is one of those moments welfare reform do you beginning with some of the absurdity that we hear? i think this might be one i skipped the last set of comments because they had nothing to do with this amendment. look, the agreement's already there to spend the $45 million to do the high temperature n.o.x. incineration. this is way outside my expertise but that's my understanding. and the ep except coming back and pushing and pushing to spend $1.1 billion for almost a statistically insignificant improve

speech this week he highlighted this film through throughout this u.n.peech leading many to believe that the main issue is this youtube clip that seems relatively insignificant in the grand scheme of siblings charles krauthammer also had a similar take on this and he responded to that james clapper statement last night. take a listen. >> well, you read the dni -- dnr statement it's a cover your rump statement for the people they political end of this. you read this nonsense that the dni put out and you say is this what we're spending 50, $60 billion a year on to get intelligence? >> so, it's a slam on the intelligence community in that statement there. also, in the front page of the "new york times" this morning not exactly a right leaning newspaper saying shifting reports on libya may cost president obama. and politically looking at this sort of locked up place for him in a foreign policy debate. ben stein coming out yesterday saying he thinks this whole scandal could be worse than watergate because at the end of it people died. take a listen. >> they h