nortons point is well-taken we should or i'm suggesting as a followup we should look at a transportation system at the same time, we look at things like this so we're going to vaelth the feeders in the middle school and also looking at the transportation the bus we provide and how it is related to this which we don't so far ami i've not seen in the annual report those are the buses we've provided and our kids are going from here to there and does this effect our segregations so i think my hope and trust actually, i recall it the transportation system is pretty coherent we've said we're only going to provide transportation for general education. for those purposes this is where they align with our goals we're doing in the assignment system otherwise those are few schools that have pools and bay one of the things not recent policy turn a lot of schools that had no attendance areas we stopped picking up bus kids and taking them to those schools. so when you - i said perfectly when you say as part of this to make this work add transportation that can seem to us and the public happen hazard but i th

didn't increase the property tax in san francisco and yet gives $500 million to our municipal transportation system. i want to thank our san francisco mta and the board here today for their lisp in all of that. transportation is a series expensive matter we have to complete all the transportation systems to make our city work without that and housing and the business relationships that we make we won't see a positive future all of those things have to work together so people can live and work here and get to their jobs. i look forward to working with everyone the careers recorders get all the increased property taxes that will generate from this system to pay for things in the city. thank you everyone for the success of this project and keeping us constantly focused on the infrastructure in our city. thank you very much (clapping) thank you mr. mayor you can hear the former project director talking about the tunnel how important this type of kind of important infrastructure a project of this size you don't see above the ground. the leadership for this project really all infrastructure in the city a

got a lot of attention, but the key thing around the entire bay area we have a much safer transportation system. >> people don't realize that it does take decades of work. everybody has to weigh in. >> in california, we found ourselves in this predicament. the bay bridge is noalone. >> how long is this bridge expected to last. >> it's design is 150 years. this bridge is bui to last and ilt to incredibly high seismic standards. i think another important thing is while california committed to the freeway structure to make it safe, we still have a long way to go including schools and hospitals that need to be made safe. >> andhat's going to take a lot of planning, too. it's between two earthquake faults? >> one of the reasons the bay bridge looks the way it does is because of where it's located on a slope of bedrock that goes deep into the bay. all of the mud has risen p. there is a big earthquake fault on the san francisco side and a whole host on the east bay side. it had to be structured. and there is still work to be done? >> that was an unfortunate way to end the process. the bolts will be re

is it simply the application of policies, procedures that drive up the efficiency over the transportation systemso while maintaining or enhancing the levels of safety and security. and even that might be difficult to do but even more difficult is how do we get from this while the system still has to be a 24/mac operation like changing the tires on the car speeding down the road but we do it. we've heard o the panels discussing how they are getting the job done safely and securely. we've heard discussions of the threats and countermeasures and listen to the faa provided their perspectives on the key safety issues and the leading aviation medical experts provide information on occupational safety issues affecting the flight. for the final panel our group of experts will discuss the flight plan, the promise and even the potholes of the system. since the introduction into the national airspace system over 50 years ago the world certainly changed dramatically to read aircraft have more passengers hire faster i'm a further and consume a lot less gas than the platforms that we flew not long ago. compar

we were very effective of making arrests of illegal aliens, using our transportation system. people complained. the government of mexico complained. and what do you and what do you know? the next thing is we cannot go out and go after illegals using the transportation system unless we have actionable intelligence. >> you know that is frustrating, i'm sure. thank you for being with us, this evening. >> thank you, your honor. >>> coming up, the pope finally decides to help the christians in iraq. your responses to last week's show coming up. and it's your last chance to vote. what do you think? will isis come to america? female announcer: sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice, with head-to-toe customization. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ you

we were very effective of making arrests of illegal aliens, using our transportation system.eople complained. the government of mexico complained. and what do you and what do you know? the next thing is we cannot go out and go after illegals using the transportation system unless we have actionable intelligence. >> you know that is frustrating, i'm sure. thank you for being with us, this evening. >> thank you, your honor. >>> coming up, the pope finally decides to help the christians in iraq. your responses to last week's show coming up. and it's your last chance to vote. what do you think? will isis come to america? ♪ yeah, girl ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time ♪ bundle ♪ mm, feel those savings, baby and that's how a home and auto bundle is made. better he learns it here than on the streets. the miracle of bundling -- now, that's progressive. with the top speedou compare of comcast the top speed of business dsl from the internet... phone company well, there's really no comparison. why pay more for less? c

construction 2, 3, 4 this city there's no better way to get people out of their cars to have a transportation system that's topnotch and connected and having representatives like this the folks way out in the avenues i can minimal they have a hard time getting to the downtown think of the places that will be corrected through the central subway i can't think of a better way to get people out of their cars i want to get out here and celebrate and see the hole in the ground but thank you to the public leaders when the subway want first thought of its for the people to get behind this project when there was no advocate and there were community members fiat for the money to be in place when there was no money those are the heross so thank you to all those folks who have done that. thank you >> (clapping) >> thank you carmen there's a lot of folks that worked on the ground a lot of county leaders if not for them this wouldn't have gotten the start. when it comes to actually getting the project done the hard decisions will approving contracts and construction budget comes to the mta and we've had great le

we were very effective of making arrests of illegal aliens, using our transportation system.eople complained. the government of mexico complained. and what do you and what do you know? the next thing is we cannot go out and go after illegals using the transportation system unless we have actionable intelligence. >> you know that is frustrating, i'm sure. thank you for being with us, this evening. >> thank you, your honor. >>> coming up, the pope finally decides to help the christians in iraq. your responses to last week's show coming up. and it's your last chance to vote. what do you think? will isis come to america? honey, look i got one to land. uh-huh (announcer) there's good more... honey, look at all these smart rewards points verizon just gave me. ooh, you got a buddy. i'm like a statue. i just signed up and, boom, all these points. ...and there's not-so-good more. you're a big guy... huh. oh no. get the good more with verizon smart rewards and rack up points to use towards the things you really want. now get 50% off all new smartphones. >>> two weeks ago i said pope fr

of our lives such as education, certainly health care, managing our energy resources, our transportation system, our banking and mortgage system which means they control housing, of the finance in our country which drives a lot of our total economy. and through regulations of almost every area of our lives the control is coming out of washington. under this idea that there -- they are helping us, there are a lot of good inte

the transition that will pursue from this aftermath would change san francisco's transportation system once again. facilitated by city boss, abe ruth, ushering in the electric city car. the writing was on the wall. the clammer had begun for the experiment including public transit people. owned by the people and for the people. the idea of a consolidated city-owned transit system had begun traction. and in 1909, voters went to the polls and created a bond measure to create the people's railway. would become a reality three years later. on december 28, 1912, mayor sonny rolph introduced the new geary electric streetcar line and the new san francisco railway. that he said would be the nucleus that would host the city. and san francisco gave further incentive to expand the city's network. a project by way of tunnel leading into chinatown by way of north beach. in december the first streetcar was driven into the tunnel. just two years after its berth, muni had added two lines. and k, l and m lines that span out from westportal. in 1928, the j line opened heading west to the beach. in 1944 s

of our lives such as education, certainly health care, managing our energy resources, our transportation system, our banking and mortgage system which means they control housing, of the finance in our country which drives a lot of our total economy. and through regulations of almost every area of our lives the control is coming out of washington. under this idea that there -- they are helping us, there are a lot of good intentions, but there is an old saying that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. i can promise you, the road all around washington d.c., paved with that same material. people here claiming that they will help you by controlling your life. the difference in philosophy between conservatives and progressives is our ideas are based on those principles that we can see made this country strong in great, created the best life that has ever been created for humankind. it never was perfect. you can always find problems, but there has never been a nation like the united states of america. and we have done more not only to improve our own lives but people's lives all over the co

. >> when we built the green line we wanted to make shoe it wasn't just a transportation system, to increase equity and open durs. >> it was said by the mayor it was to attract investment and re-election back to the urban core. $2.5 billion in new prents cropped up. residential buildings, retail and office complexes. >> there's a lot of money for investment poured into the corridor. >> unlike other projects, the twin city set another goal, to ensure the lowest income neighbourhoods would not only survive gentrify sayings, but thrive. >> this turned out to be the most effective project not only to limit displacement, but affirmatively connect them to opportunities they would have had without it. >> ben, the c.e.o. of living cities, a nonprofit collaborating with agencies on the twin city effort. it committed $20 million in grants and loans to build 2500 units of affordable housing along the line and help 350 of the corridor's vulnerable small business survive construction and upgrade the operations. >> these are businesses that are truly there to help families to get buy and open their homes

we got a ton of money for infrastructure for septa, we'll see improvement to our public transportation system. everybody is on board for this. we have the hotel rooms, we've got everybody excited about it, the real question will be what is the dnc require as it row late to money. if it is about money we'll be row peeght to new york about the the -- competing with new york. >> money over politics. >> money is politics. from a strategic standpoint phoenix makes sense for the democrats, but it's a right to work state. i don't see them doing that. >> revel casino in atlantic city says it's going to close in a month in september. it just opened in april 2012, many saw it a grand structure of its bright future, instead it's a symbol of its rapid decline. it's one of four casinos to close in two years. big support from governor christie, monday morning quarterback time, why did they built this huge thing along the beach. why didn't people say this then? >> electric factor said this is a boondoggle. i mentioned groundhog day earlier. this feeling we're replaying these scripts over and over again, chr

suburbia and went back into the city perhaps living in smaller homes and living within reasonable transportation system created the next attractive way of how we do business chicago is completely avoid of any working units while the workforce changed over time because their large city they have no more buildings to renovate and a large capacity to move into and become and stay an attractive city i'm not talking about the winter but in this city we have the ability throughout the late 70s and 80s into prop m and all the way to today to create the balance we're the tipping point i think that didn't mean to basically jump to hire johann sebastian bach numbers but find other tools to recapture a proper balance. i want to remind us in the early 90s me over built office by some an step up to the plate we have now office buildings to housing we haven't figured out the balance by a residual capacity of downtown buildings in c-3 that have's slipped from previously being class a to b plus or b and the abatement of ability to how to have those buildings to attractivenessness and moving into an a building includin

electronic cards we call them clipper card for people to use the numerous, numerous different transportation systems in the region. i last week, i traveled from my home in the richmond district to oakland i'll say that clipper cards make it easier to connect up with the transit options. i think not having to dig into my wallet to find multiple cards we need more transit agencies to work close together to cooperate and make the transit riders experience better it's been about 10 years old from the technology i look forward to hearing from my staff >> thank you supervisor mar that's a great introduce. the main introduction will be given by the electronic transportation commission and travis from sfmta are here to talk about sfmta involvement. and i feel like i live here working there's high tech people around you but aside from the technology advances this offers carl will touch on the ability to make further policy changes i'll underscore that is no small challenges given the operators we have we support you carol >> thank you for that enthusiastically and positive introduction. climber has come a lo

. >> translator: i'm focusing on developing transportation systems that allow large numbers of people to move around efficiently. >> reporter: work on indonesia's first subway line began in jakarta last october. the project is being financed with loans. the city has launched 11 new medium distanced bus routes to reduce the number of suburban commuters traveling by car. joko says as president, he'll address traffic problems not only in jakarta, but across the country. he campaigned with the promise to build 2,000 kilometers of new roads. his supporters have high expectations. >> translator: i hope joko will solve the traffic problem in all our cities. >> reporter: solving indonesia's chronic traffic problems is seen as a key test of the country's new president. commuters and investors alike are eager to be see whether he can open the road to continue economic success. fransiska renatta, nhk world, jakarta. >>> a number of photographers devote themselves to particular themes during their careers, some focus on landscapes, others on skill life. years ago, an american photographer started

this adopted a plan, two years years ago and the first goal was safety, safety of the entire transportation system workplace safety and one of the things that we have been doing to bring about a culture of safety in the agency is to recognize the best safety performance, throughout the agency. but the big award that you see up front there, is an award that is earned by the division of the agency that has the best safety performance each quarter and so i am happy to bring up one of our safety leaders, to present this award to our enforcement division. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. and members of the board i am honored to be here and to explain why enforcement division, has been the recipient of our safety work this caught quarter is because consistently without any break, there have been participating in our division of safety committee and the safety, supervisors have been offering safety topics relevant safety topics following on every single work related injury. and reporting them on timely manner to manage, and have been doing this for years and succeeded to reduce the number of frequen

a look at the changing face of russia's transport system coming up next in technology update if you're in the u.k. it's boom bust with. if you look at my generation of americans and even more so at the millennium there are a lot of people with all sorts of piercings and tattoos everyone wants to express themselves by getting the exact same cliched tattoos and piercings as everyone else but can we discriminate against these people because of their and out appearance normally people are against discrimination because it punishes people for the way they were born their raise search gender but no one was born with big metal loops stretching out their ear lobes so sagely yes you can't judge someone by. by their tattoos and piercings because they got these done consciously as an adult i mean we all know that you need to dress up on a first date or job interview to make a good impression and well having the words thug life written up your forearm are not very convincing to me that you're going to make a valuable employee or girlfriend one of the worst things that we tell children is that you

a public transportation system which is setting records for its investment. it will be the first system to go for ge. -- 4g. this gives you a sense of the capacity in chicago. more people take public transportation including the mayor in a single month than all year. making major investments, cutting downtime, improving the quality of the experience with new quiet cars. all of that, talent, research, transportation, and then a great quality of life that is the third of the cost of any other major city. that creates a platform for a lot of what i would call the ecosystem to really take hold in the emerging economy. last year, there was a new start up every day in chicago, just in the digital space. we have 10 now that innovation centers, we have announced 11 in the life sciences and my oh sciences to take advantage what northwestern university is doing. incubators, versus what goes on in the digital economy. that is a key thing that the city can do. we don't do venture capital. i am holding the first venture capital summit in chicago bringing in vcs from the w

much control over areas our lives such as health care, managing our energy resources, our transportation system, our banking and mortgage system which means the control housing, a lot of the finance which draws a lot of our total economy. and regulations in almost every area of the control is coming out of washington. under this idea that there appears. there are a lot of good intentions, but there is an old saying that the road to hell is paved with contentions. i can promise you, the roads all around washington d.c. approved would that same material. people here claim that they will appear by controlling your life. the difference in philosophy between conservatives and progressives is, our ideas are based on those principles that we can see made this country strong and a great, created the best life that has ever been created for humankind. it never was perfect. you can always wind problems, but there has never been a nation like the united states of america. we have done more to improve rural lives in people's lives or the country in the world. our ideas of free market and free enterprise ar

like los angeles or my hometown of mumbai, they don't have the infrastructure for great public transport systemsent time sitting in traffic in these cities should be relieved to hear that one day there may be an app to solve that problem. the correct answer to our "gps" challenge question was c, china. belgium and estonia rounded out the top three. american teens were on par with the average so not completely lagging behind but mediocre. overall, only one in ten students in all 18 countries was able to tackle the most difficult financial literacy tasks. as your teen starts the school year, make sure that in addition to reading and math, they are developing the skills necessary to make sound financial decisions. according to this study, we all have a lot of work to do. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i'll see you next week. >>> hello, everyone. i'm fredricka whitfield. thank you for spending your holiday weekend with us. first up, lawless in libya. new amateur video appears to show libyan militia fighters jumping into the swimming pool at the u.s. embassy compound in

. >> despite terrorist attacks in 2007 against the london transportation system. >> fear of easy llamahobia. i saw it. people were terrified of speaking the truth. i want to move on, but i want to ask you about boca -- boca-haram and some say that is scarier than isis. >> it is competition in the market place. i think what a it shows is you don't need a hire arcual structure to have them flourish around the world. i think throughout the scene between north africa and sub saharan africa the violence will continue and get worse. nigeria is the largest population in sub saharan africa. it is about to come apart at the seems. that's a problem for the entire african continent and it is going to be a problem for us. >> no more of the e-mail chain letters. >> all you have to do is give the routing number. >> they are very nice. i think i am owed $280 million in an airplane crash, but i had to give them $10,000. >> they had like 13,000 hits. kidnap a pr guy. >> that's how they get their money. >> sounds reasonable to me. >> before i go andy and i were talking about this and i finally convinced

they are going to test drive all transportation systems tomorrow night when the earthquakes play, the soccer time. i have the spokesman for the team. ted, good morning. you are the first team to try out the new stadium. how do you feel about it? is egg ready. >> great to be the first team to play at levi stadium. we are ready. we have worked with the 49ers for six months to prepare. they have a great plan in place and we are excited to on the building. >> it is nerve wracking? >> always nerve wracking which is what is great about events. you execute and hoping goes well. >> what tips do you have for fans? >> key things, the different policies are available on the, website and 49ers, and public transportation is a great way to get here. taking height rail is great. check out on website to listen about the stadium before you come here tomorrow. we hope you win playing seattle. big rivalry. we are ready to go. >> we wanted to pass long the emphasis on public transportation and they will have 78 extra buses on game day and they will have trains that leave post-game every 10 minutes and of

caught on or are addicted to too many cars or don't have the infrastructure for great public transport systems has spent time sitting in traffic in these cities should be relieved to hear that one day there soon may be an app to solve that problem. the correct answer to the gps challenge problem was c. china has the most financially literate teams. belgium and estonia rounded out the top three. american teens were on par with the oecd average. not completely lacking behind but mediocre. overall, one in ten students in all 18 countries was able to tackle the most financial literacy tasks. as your teens start the school year spend time making sure that in addition to reading and math they are developing the skills necessary to make sound financial decisions. according to this study, we all have a lot of work to do. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. >>> good morning. i'm brian salt ter. it's time for "reliable sources." we're asking what is a good question. are government officials overblowing the threat to the homeland and are media figures he

the difficulty of navigating suburban sprawl using limited transportation system. >> i would go to workfortunately for fluellen, he got his car back after lapping a fuel time job at a coca-cola plant. he's still living paycheck to paycheck but hopes to return to a middle class life style sometime soon. >> i think i got a good chance of moving up. >> reporter: mary snow, al jazeera. >> unlike long established networks of support services helping the urban bore in cities the relatively suburban safety net already stretchy and thin reaching a breaking point. reporting funding cuts with further tightening expected. one in five had to reduce services available since the start of the recession. the unrest in ferguson, missouri, reflect the demographic change. why can't the poor get ahead in a middle class haven. todd joining us from st. louis. todd, st. louis was a beneficiary of the great migration. workers coming from the south came to work in the cities because of the dynamic labor markets. if a factory closes there is another one somewhere else. some just don't have the same dynamic job m

can take 35 to 40 of these cargo containers, almost this entire line just to transport the system.here are storage tanks, heaters, generators, a portable laboratory, and decontamination worst occur.the 184,000 gallons of water. about systems are worth $4 million apiece and they are diligently working away. >> everyone is acting how long it will take. 90 dayshoping 60 to total for distraction. -- destru ction. >> scott thuman, abc 7 news. quite a story. 6:00, russia is hitting back against the strict sanctions damaging its economy. all agricultural products from banned from now importation. russia banning importing produce from european companies. this is retribution for sanctions the u.s. and other placed on russia after the shooting down of malaysian airline flight 17 in eastern .kraine the white house says today's move only increases russia's economic isolation. next, an arsonist and a minivan goes up in flames. how a community is responding. the storm watch weather team tracking storms in parts of our area. meteorologist doug hill is back with the latest. deciding whether or not

they have some freedom of movement in our modern transportation system. and they've demonstrated as mr. mccain did, a willingness though die for their cause. >> in another twist, nbc news has learned that a classmate and close friend was also killed fighting with another extremist group, called al shabaab. the two went to high school together in minnesota. janelle wang, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, janelle, a journalist held captive for nearly two years is giving thanks after being freed. peter curtis is giving thanks. the 45-year-old is back with his mother and family in massachusetts. now he says he needs more time before he talks specifically about the time he was held hostage. until then, though, he said he wanted to thank people who worked to free him. >> had no idea that so much effort was being expended on my behalf. and now having found out, i'm just overwhelmed with emotion. i suddenly remembered how good the american people are and what kindness they have in their hears. and to all those people, i say a huge thank you. >> curtis' release co

it stopped high fountaining and started to form lava flows and lava tubes which is the transportation systemthat allows the lava to go long distances. >> because of this new tube formation the lava flowing from it has a greater reach putting nearby towns on high alert. many residents of kalapana have a theological explanation for all of this. some hawaiians attribute the predictable volcanic activity to the fire goddess. >> the fire goddess in hawaiian mythology it is the manifestation of pala. when she's active, it's obvious why the hawaiians gave that. because it looks like it's alive. >> it continues to pump out lava and for three years residents live with on again/off again lava flows that once reach into their community, causing isolated destruction. but then in june of 1989, the lava creeps to within a mile and a half of the village and by the time the flow stops, the wahala visitor center is burnt to the ground. no one is killed, but it serves as an ominous warning. one year later, the lava returns. this time pushing farther than before. in april of 1990, the nightmare scenario begins

somebody, a victim in a center fugue, get the liquid, atomize it and spread it around in a transportation system. that's what has them scared. it's very easy to do and something they are aware of. it's extremely alarming and it's very unlikely to happen but it's a possibility. >> dan, it's one thing to research this kind of thing, al qaeda has been trying to stage an attack like this for 20 years but quite another to actually put a plan into action and succeed, right? >> oh, it really is. there are a lot of different points at which a plot like this can break down and also, you know, the terrorists groups, i think understand after all these years of experimentation that to do this right is going to require a great deal of investment, resources, and management by senior leaders. that is something that discouraged al qaeda. so isis has to think about how much it wants to dedicate to the effort when again, it's really been very much focused on the insurgency. there is no question the why-end threat, the biological weapons, radio device, chemical weapons, these are what worry people in washington th

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british ports, warehouses and the internal transportation systems are already overburdened in the ukhe 3 million americans who are gathering there pouring into britain for the normandy operation. they cannot take a few hundred thousand more americans. and as churchill pointed out ad nauseam, the russians would have been very unhappy had the allied force in the mediterranean remained idle after the summer of 1943. well let's give the last word to ernie pyle. he is in the mediterranean the whole time. and he's heartsick the whole time. can you tell? ernie pyle wrote this: few of us can ever kwon jury up any truly fond memories of the italian campaign. i looked at it this way, if by having a small army in italy we've been able to build up more force s in england and if by sacrificing a few thousand lives we would save 500,000 lives in europe. if those things were true, then it was best as it was. i wasn't sure they were true. i only knew that hi to look at it that way or else i couldn't bear to think of it at all. thank you so much, i look forward to your questions. [ applause ] >> than

they have some freedom of movement in our modern transportation system. and we are working cooperatively with interpol and other law enforcement agencies as well as the homeland security agencies in countries throughout the west and in the region to try to monitor the movement of these individuals and to mitigate the threat that they may face. >> our chief intelligence correspondent kathrine herridge is live for us tonight in washington. >> megyn, tonight a senior law enforcement official tells fox news they are actively investigating reports that a second american was killed over the weekend fighting for isis in the same shootout that killed 33-year-old douglas mccain based on social media reporting and other intelligence. the story broke as the state department briefing was underway today. >> i've seen those reports. we're looking into it. but we don't have any independent confirmation at this point in time. >> the reporting of a second dead american fighting alongside isis comes from the free syrian army, the same group to tell reporters about mccain b

we'll have a lot of these characters out moving in the international transportation system. we're going to have to sort out how in accordance with the law are we going to deal with them. so i'm actually pretty proud of what the brits have done, at least stepping up to it publicly saying we've got a strategy and we're going to take action. >> what about what we should do here forward, general? you heard what the president said yesterday. certainly taking a lot of heat for this "no strategy "a comment, though i'm sure he'd like to have those words back. what should our strat yi egy be? >> part mp the reasons he's taking heat. we had secretary hagel and chairman of the jgs saying the worst we've seen in ten years. they're coming to get us. i thought a was a little over the top. so far isis is a terrible threat to anyone that lives in lebanon, syria or iraq. and less so of a threat to the united states. so you know, if the threat levels is as high as secretary hagel seemed to imply, then we better generate a coherent strategy, primarily built around intelligence, cia action and

we have some of the worst public transportation systems in the western world, so you have to drive to if you want to get to your job, so if your credit is bad, that does not help you any. it is better if you have auto lenders that are giving you a chance, especially these lenders. gm, by the way, finances the biggest of these auto-old lenders. the department of justice is looking into this. chrysler has said the department of justice is not looking into its lending. ford has not given us any comment on whether or not it has been subpoenaed. you can watch or more of these to roll out. the department of justice has successful with subprime lending fraud prosecution on the mortgage side of things and they may start to go after it on the car side as well. >> matt, do i so much. matt miller, covering gm. -- thank you so much. matt miller, covering gm. disney will report results today. they have already done a bunch of deals that have transformed entertainment. jon erlichman is in l.a. with that story. disney's success in films has been getting a lot of attention, but the theme parks have a

of our lives such as education, certainly health care, managing our energy resources, our transportation system, our banking and mortgage system which means they control housing, of the finance in our country which drives a lot of our total economy. and through regulations of almost every area of our lives the control is coming out of washington. under this idea that there -- they are helping us, there are a lot of good intentions, but there is an old saying that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. i can promise you, the road all around washington d.c., paved with that same material. people here claiming that they will help you by controlling your life. the difference in philosophy between conservatives and progressives is our ideas are based on those principles that we can see made this country strong in great, created the best life that has ever been created for humankind. it never was perfect. you can always find problems, but there has never been a nation like the united states of america. and we have done more not only to improve our own lives but people's lives all over the co