chp said a man walk today tla traffic and was hit by two vehicles. all lane of that freeway were shut down for three hours. officials are still trying to figure out who the man is and how he got on the freeway. >>> finds california voters are about split the november ballot to repeal the death penalty. 42% of voters say they will vote yes on proposition 34. 45% say they plan to vote no. 13% say they are undecided. also asked voters about prop 31, which reform the state's budget process and create rules to offset new spending. 42% plan to vote no. 21% says they're vote yes. 39% said undecided. >>> mitt romney campaigned in colorado today where he krit sides president obama over an interview on last night's 60 minutes program. in the interview the president suggest it had violence anti marriage program overseas represented bumps in the road. >> these are not bumps in the road. these are human lives. these are developments. this is time for a president who will shake events in the middle east not just be merciful or be in mercy of the events in the midd

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in light of the new information and the time needed for you to review it thoughtfully, we request tla the board schedule a new hearing on this project and i would like to submit this exhibit to the board. and should i give one -- >> the board has to agree to accept any additional submittal, so what is it that you're asking the board to accept? >> it's a letter stating that the center for environmental health is concerned about the new study with new data. thank you. >> okay. >> and what was the date of that? >> the date of the study is august 22, the date of the letter is today. >> i have a question about your argument. >> yes. >> so, you're saying that because you submitted some materials on the date of the hearing, in other words, late, that that constitutes different immaterial facts or circumstances, which if known at the time could have affected the outcome of the proceeding, is that your argument? >> yes because the coastal program advocates for increased recreational access and it would increased hours of play at beach shall lay, we had two days after the supervisor's hearing,

tlas reward offered for the return to have cello.annel news. >>> police in redwood city are also hoping a surveillance video will help them catch thieves. investigators say several of cameras caught a young man committing a burglary at a home on lions street august 30th. police say a burglar entered through a sliding glass door in the back of the home and took electronic items and jewelly. there is a reward in this case and anyone with information is asked to call redwood police. go to ktvi.com under the video player. >>> half of the adults in california could be obese by the year 2030. that's more than double the current obesity rate of 23%. there are from the robert wood foundation. status includes could save almost 82 billion $in healthcare cost every adult in our state reduced their body mass by 5% during the next 20 years. >>> a small victory today for the royal family. a french court has ordered the magazine to hand over all digital images showing kate sunbathing topless. the magazine was given 24 hours to turn over those photo

operated on a calendar year and money reverted back to employers, which has subsequently been changed, tla's finding number 8. finding number 10, the final finding that we were called upon to respond to indicated that significant number of restaurants utilizing hra's in 2010 paid out no medical expenses for their employees. the office of labor standards enforcement does not collect industry specific data when collecting our annual reporting forms nor would i know exactly what a significant number meant. what i can tell you is that the 184 employers in 2010 indicated that they did not reimburse any of the money that they allocated into these reimbursement programs, that number was 126 employers in 2011. those are our responses to the findings. i thought i would take a few moments and summarize the findings from our report that we issued just last month. some of this area -- some of this material's been covered so i'll go through that quickly. i do want to highlight as a preliminary report, the amendments were passed last year, directed us to collect some specific data, in 2011, we collected s

that's why i'm trying to ask about tla and respa that are both federal laws. i conceded with you that much is state law and much is old as the magna charta. i'm talking about the things that we can control. >> yes. that's our -- that's what we are doing is trying to simplify that as much as possible and that proposal is out for comment now. we'll be finalizingle it next year. and again we are happy to hear from everybody on that project. >> i'll follow up with you in written form. that's not much of an answer. i'm trying to ask for specifics of what can be reformed. i yield back. >> i thank the gentleman. now the gentleman from new york, mr. meeks, is recognized for five minutes. mr. meeks: thank you, mr. chairman. we thank you for the work you are doing. i have just a few questions of issue that really have come before my office from a number of constituents and i'd just like to get some of your viewpoint. one of the first is, of course, dealing with many of our service members. we had a number that come by the office and they have -- they are in very difficu

. >>> and richard grenell that served the press spokesman to the tlas four ambassadors.ory but it's been covered up. what do you think about the coverage the media gave his points? >> i think it was a direct assault at president obama and you can't blame the israelis for being frustrated. here, the white house was scrambling before all of this mess in the middle east started with the violence and killing of our ambassador. what was really happening is the white house was trying to say that the israelis didn't really ask for a meeting in washington with the president. that when the president goes to the u.n. general assembly he didn't have a lot of time to meet with the israelis. i've been involved in eight of the last previous plannings for the president coming to the u.n. under president bush. the simple fact the united states gets to meet with whomever they want to meet with. it's a silly argument to say we didn't get a formal request to meet in new york and the president is not going to be there and we're going miss each other in washington. if you want to meet with t

i mean, he's got to make the claim against what the republicans are saying which is tla barack obama is nothing like clinton. clinton is the obvious person to combat that message. >> now, steve, we sometimes go by slang names with former president clinton. you know, bubba, elvis, but we forget the substantive differences between clinton and bush. and i think that that is what is going to be at the heart of tonight. where with clinton and bush on taxes and jobs. clinton the tax rate on the rich was 39.6, private sector jobs he created 20 million. under president bush the tax rate on the rich was 35%, private sector job loss was 663,000. compares all the rock star stuff, there's a substantive debate that former president clinton can present unlike anyone else. >> yeah. i think for two reasons clinton really is the ideal sort of advocate for barack obama right now. one is as michelle was just saying look at his popularity right now. part of that is a product of how the republicans have treated bill and hillary clinton for the past few years. where they treated them for villains for 15 y

ladies and gentlemen, tla ee it need not be a clash between progress and tradition. the traditions of the jish people go back thousands of years. they're the source of our collective values the rength.ions of o nna at the same time the jewish people have always looked towards the future. throughout history we've been at the forefront of efforts to expand liberty, promote equality, and advance human righ. mpd these principles not in spite of our traditions but because of them. we hid the words of the jewish prophets isaiah, a moss sxwrar mya to treat all with dignity and compassion, to pursue justice and life, and to strive for peace. these are the timeless values of my people, and these are the t om ourselves today to defend these values so we can defend our freedoms and protect our common civilization. thank you. > israel's prime minister been ya minimum netanyahu is concludes his speak drawing a red line as we talked so much abt in an illustration in a diagram he jt brought in. jim frederick is international reporter for ti"time" magazine. bibi said the hour is get

er tla m - >>ou're testing me. >> it would be good if you knew this. >> it would. >> there's that latin. good day. i'm andrea mitchell le in new york. waiting for israel's prime miertais tat u. genal aembly any moment now. joining me first, former u.s. ambassador to israel, dennis ross, who held top jobs in middle east policy including iran and three administrations, the obama white house. a midder middle ea dipma fobcnd washington institute. dennis, let's talk about what netanyahu signaled he's doing today, demanding an ultimatum to iran on its nuclear program something the administration the white house, has insisted o ighere?amou >> imnot sure there is as wide a gap as you think. i believe what you're seeing is an agreement on the objective of making certain that iran cannot ha nuclear weapons and then also i think agreeing that you have to come up with some kind jee prevention has a meaning and it doesn't lose its content. i do think where the prime minister's coming from is, he wants to put, i think, a premium on having a clear definition of what's t point past which if iranross t

tlas on fire, we have an interview with chris kluwe. that's coming up. this is "the ed show." let's get to work. >> they don't want to show you their plan. that's because they know their plan won't sell. >> the president continues to whack mitt romney for playing hide and seek a day after lighting him up in charlotte. >> i refuse to ask middle class families to give up their deductions for owning a hope or raising their kids just to pay for another millionaire's tax cut. >> tonight, richard wolffe and eugene robinson on all the convention fallout and the president bfs big bounce. >> john salts on mitt romney's pathetic excuse for ignoring the troops. >> when you give a speech, you don't go through a laundry list. you talk about the things you think are important. >> in ohio, secattaretary of st is playing chicken with a judge over voter suppression. nina turner is here. >> it's all our responsibility to stand up and tell the truth, and the truth of the matter is it's republicans who are suppressing the vote. >>> good to have you with us tonight. thanks for watching the. the mi

and then tla breathe this in. it's unprecedented. we don't know what that does.when you breathe this in day after day, here's what is going to happen. >> how many people does this potentially impact? >> approximately 950 to 2,150. so somewhere between sort of 1,000 to 2,000-ish. >> you know what is so sad, for the people who died and were not covered, that it's just happened now 11 years later. >> and we don't know exactly how many have died. i spoke to a man two years ago, and he had a very rare sarcoma after working there. he was told, sorry, we don't know that your got your cancer from ground zero. he did not get money out of fund. he died before he could learn the news that he could have gotten money. we talked to a lawyer who works on these cases. we said, is his fame going to get money? what's going to happen? >> he said, that's a detail that we have to see is going to be worked out. >> i'm glad finally there's some assistance now. preserving the events and history of 9/11. a dedication for those who helped and those who rushed to survive. which can withsta