united looking to shift a little in columbus. columbus in yellow, looking like a big old bunch of bumble bees. a stinging defeat for d.c. united. they go down 1-0. they're in third place now in the east. >>> world team tennis, the streak. no, no world team tennis. i'll get to that in just a second. for the folks watching earlier, some of the media folks getting together to do a little two- hand touch. let's go back to the castle. all over the place. the guys in the back are trying to get me. you can't get me. let's go back to the castles and the sport times. the spreek's alive, guys. let's -- the streak's alive, guys. let's go back to the two-hand touch football, i guess. media folks versus the print folks. the tv guys won and castle wins 25 straight. >> we're going to get rain tomorrow? >> rain tomorrow, code yellow in the morning. >> good morning, everybody. we'll see you back here tomorrow. bye. [ male announcer ] where did all the obama stimulus money go? friends, donors, campaign supporters, special interest groups where did

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if that could be done to make sure that we emphasize the individuality of the different units, to make them look like separate units, would be a another good feature. the colors look like they are good ones. hopefully, -- i am using the word tasteful, that is hard to say because everyone has different taste. the windows, some sort of framing or moldings around the windows were possible to offset them a little bit more would be good. on the landscaping, i have not looked at the plant in great detail, but i hope we have usable areas within these courtyards which would have areas where people could actually sit and enjoy themselves, rather than decorative areas they would look at. that was softened -- their own little parks within the building. it is very good. in regards to parking, and i would encourage project sponsor to work with car share and see if there is a possibility of including more car share. there may be plentiful street parking, a lot of people might not want to have a car, especially if they leave it on the street and it is broken into frequently. they may prefer to use cart share.

ultimately journalism fails in its task it starts is not just to protect itself it you can either look united look at julian assange as a bond villain with a white cat or as a robin hood and the press if they if they want to be balance need to be doing both of these but too often and there's only a token disbursements to fairness and balance and frankly it takes no courage to reinforce public sentiment against a man julian assange to who's running for what he believes to be his life partner sour for a talked to smith from the independent news source of the frontline club and the fact that the syrian files are making headlines despite all the criticism. leaks have faced prove the group significance says jessel erratic national security and human rights director at the government accountability project. if these leaks were meaningless fluff or not in the public interest in knowing cared no one would report on them and they would see julian assange djoser crackpot and no one would pay any attention to it the fact that they're being reported on inherently shows their worth despite the fact that credit

the investigative unit discovered many roads could be to blame. tonight after the olympics, we take a lookt local roads to show you how many drivers are getting some money back. if you have a story for the investigative unit, call the tipline at 888-996-tips. or send us an e-mail. >>> she can't hold her kids. beach volleyball gold medalist kerri walsh is dealing with pink eye, which is extremely contagious. she says it's not going to stop her from playing, but it has stopped her from the traditional post game handshake. she's offering a quick apology and saying sorry, i have pink eye. >>> another bay area olympian today, the woman of the hour, marti maloy. >> she's industrithrilled. what does it mean for san jose state university. we head across the pond for more. >> reporter: good evening from london. we're just kind of walking around and we bumped into someone very notable. she's just wearing a bronze medal and she's right here with us. first of all, wow, congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: can we see the medal? >> there it is. i've been wearing it all day. it's getting worn out

europeans have only pointed up a small portion of that and you know at a time when the united states is desperately looking for ways to cut military as much as five hundred billion minimum i think state yours is going to be tough to to find support both here in the united states and in europe for a much more robust missile defense system so i think nato is trying to put a best possible face on what is still a contentious issue and that's not even taking into account russia's opposition to this idea and the scientists you were referring to even said that they should scrap key parts of the whole system but. there is complains that this

nicholas cage has broken into the national archives and has stolen the constitution of the united states. lookonvince nicholas cage to give that constitution back. >> nicholas, bring back our constitution. i respect you, cage, but get a grip. i have instructed the united states military, the fbi, the cia to do everything in their power to bring that constitution back. >> okay, sir, i have an update. good news and bad news. which do you want first. >> let's start with the good news. >> good news is you got him. congratulations, sir. >> we got him. >> dow want the bad news it? >> yes. >> he didn't have the constitution, sir. >> he didn't have it. >> he didn't have the constitution? >> no, he didn't have it. >> so you now have to address nicholas cage fans all over the world and explain to them why you killed their favorite actor, three, two, one, go. >> my bad. (laughter) >> next time on herman cain, an american presidency, a different crisis. >> america will not negotiate with moon nazis. (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, a band whose new album is called rise of the

united states. dalhausser. rips it! gavira, good pass. and he knocked o eed it out. dalhausser brought his hand down. gavira perhaps looking for the touch. didn't get it. so a side change. this is the third and final set. united states and spain battling here. spain won the first set. the americans big in set number two. and the usa with a 4-1 lead on the first side change. so drama tonight on the olympic court. phil dalhausser continues to serve. and he's got it! the ace. >> this american team, when they play with urgency, is the best. that's three aces from phil dalhausser. >> 5-1, our score. and spain calls the quick time-out. we'll come back -- comebacks in this tournament have been plentiful. interesting note, 14 of the 19 three-set matches won by the team losing the first set, which is what todd rogers and phil dalhausser have done. >> look at the spray going on. one of the reasons why herrera's able to get back out and feel better, that's the cooling spray that actually works on inflammation. >> i've seen that used in the nba. the don't hurt no more spray. herrera and gavira trying to hang with the americans. you ca

all the medalists are automatically tested and the olympic committee has a special investigative unit lookinginto doping allegations. for now, she appears to be clear. officials think she is getting a bad rap. >> it is incredible that there is so much speculation out there in the press. i don't like it. i think it is wrong. that athlete or indeed any athlete that has never tested positive is appear athlete who should be supported by the federation and everybody in the olympic movement. >>trace: her australian coach says her work work ethic is amazing. >>shepard: and then missy franklin. >>trace: size 16 shoe, hands like a frisbee and she is called the female michael phelps. the tenacity. did you see the racest she swam the 200 meter free style qualifier and qualified and then ten minutes later she did this. the 100 meter backstroke she killed it finishing in a little over 58 seconds the she thought it would be hard to do both but she said it was just a blast. and she got a shout out from a very special fan. justin bieber shouted, she is a fan of mine and now i am a fan of her. much love, and

united states. dalhausser. rips it! gavira, good pass. and he knocked o eed it out. dalhausser brought his hand down. gavira perhaps looking for the touch. didn't get it. so a side change. this is the third and final set. united states and spain battling here. spain won the first set. the americans big in set number two. and the usa with a 4-1 lead on the first side change. so drama tonight on the olympic court. phil dalhausser continues to serve. and he's got it! the ace. >> this american team, when they play with urgency, is the best. that's three aces from phil dalhausser. >> 5-1, our score. and spain calls the quick time-out. we'll come back -- comebacks in this tournament have been plentiful. interesting note, 14 of the 19 three-set matches won by the team losing the first set, which is what todd rogers and phil dalhausser have done. >> look at the spray going on. one of the reasons why herrera's able to get back out and feel better, that's the cooling spray that actually works on inflammation. >> i've seen that used in the nba. the don't hurt no more spray. herrera and gavira trying to hang with the americans. you ca

at the areas that the united states is looking at right now. afghanistan from a geo strategic standpoint is going to remain very very important for a lot of reasons. on the one hand you have china on the other hand the united states is looking upon iran and afghanistan remains a good geo strategic location for what u.s. foreign policy they want to assert in that region. but iran is it's unfortunate the united states doesn't try to get along a little better with iran than it does because there are some other threats that are coming along the line and i think that iran plays a very important role you know you may remember there is another three we mentioned there are some other threads coming along the line apart from iran is as washington always says iran is a major threat a nuclear threat many doubt that as well but you said there are other threats in the pipeline. yeah. yeah the some of the other threat the one major threat that i see that the looming is one that we're seeing right here just north of us and that is the gathering of salafi poten

units, comfortable enough. we had no open space near. when i look at some of the newark senior housing developments at geary and pol they have wonderfuland com -- wonderful common space and roof gardens. some units are in an old hotel without a common space. i do recognize what paul says. they have a lobby that is a common room. they have a room in the back that is a television room. it is dark and windowless because it is an old building. i think if you are building new ones, it would be a good thing to have that where we live, there is no part -- park for any of us. the only substantial park is lafayette up a big hill the other way. there is no place to sit on polk street. i do agree with paul warmer that this is something to pay attention to. >> thank you. any further public comment on this item? >> leave them there and start talking. >> [unintelligible] >> [inaudible] >> sir, we can take that. >> go ahead. >> please begin. >> sorry about that. my name is patrick kennedy. i am the developer of student housing and housing for single people as well

europeans have only pointed up a small portion of that and you know at a time when the united states is desperately looking for ways to cut military as much as five hundred billion minimum i think state yours is going to be tough to to find support both here in the united states and in europe for a much more robust missile defense system so i think nato is trying to put a best possible face on what is still a contentious issue and that's not even taking into account russia's opposition to defend the scientists you were referring to even said that they should ask wrap key parts of the whole system but. there is complains that this system doesn't even protect the u.s. it rather protects europe you know well there are a lot of systems that we have in place that have dubious you know feasibility a dubious value i mean just look at the tactical nuclear weapons we maintain still in europe if you look at the range at which those nuclear weapons would strike they only would strike within europe itself barely might cleaning brought in might touch kaliningrad and that's it why do we keep them there they have no mili

united in columbus, looking to score in the 31st minute.r his first goal of the year. and crew takes a 1-0 lead. it looks like united nets the equal uizer on the foot of dwayne derozario. united falls to columbus 1-0. they have three wins in their last ten. >> ooh. >> yeah. >> thanks. >>> that's our news for tonight. "saturday night live" is coming up next. have a great night, everyone, we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. still thinking of replacing the truck? i just don't know where to start. glad you made it. start by choosing from over 30,000 used cars and trucks. carmax. start here. friends, donors, campaign supporters, special interest groups where did the obama stimulus money go? solyndra: 500 million taxpayer dollars. bankrupt. so where did the obama stimulus money go? windmills from china. electric cars from finland 79% of the 2.1 billion in stimulus grants awarded through it went to overseas companies. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> vice president biden's still in there? >> yes, mr. president.

he disbanded the unit looking for him. the tax cuts have hurt us big time. big pharma. and katrina. there's going to be a lot of things people are going to remember. >> he wants everybody to just be a number, at 43. >> i think his mother might end up being more memorable than he was because she's one of the only people who has been related to two presidents ranks among the worst. >> do the republicans benefit from being associated to dick cheney. he's still involved. some say he's pushing his daughter for a vp selection. i heard that, i said what? >> which one. >> would you campaign with dick cheney? >> he doesn't work with that, what he does work well with is fund-raising. you want it to be a closed event. >> great to have you with us. thank you. >>> coming up, tea party bigotry, well, it's on full display in tennessee. local governments are slamming the governor for employing gay people, muslims. hey, there's more to the story. i'm calling them out next. stay with us. those little things still get you. for you, life's about her. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a ques

idea interestingly just a couple days afterwards i was doing some of my work at the united nations and i was looking at the human development report and it dawned on me that the data to compare the united states to other wealthy countries is readily available you can look at it you can see how we're doing and from there you can identify if we're doing better or worse and in the areas we're not doing as well one of the lessons we can learn from other countries so when you do the comparison what you find is overall the united states doesn't do that well on health safety democracy and equality we get some of the lowest rankings for education roughly in the middle but one of the disappointing factors is we used to be one of the best in most of those categories in the case of social mobility you found that america is not the land of opportunity it promises to be as a matter of fact you say countries such as canada and germany. rank better than america what exactly did you find out this is what i found to be one of the most surprising results of the book i grew up believing in the american dream work as h

but all the olympic medal winners are tested and there is a special unit looking into doping charges and so far she appears clean. the olympic committee says she is just not being given the benefit of the doubt. listen. >> it is incredible that there is so much speculation out there in the press. i don't like it. i think it is wrong. that athlete or indeed any athlete that has never tested positive is an athlete who shall be supported by her fed federation, indeed everybody notice olympic movement. >> and it turns out she went two for two this olympics, shep. she was only in two events. she is done for this year. >> shepard: trace gallagher live in los angeles. police arrested a teenager for making death threats to an olympic diver online. and it is just the latest in a series of controversies involving twitter. started harassing this phantom daily after he failed to medal in a synchronized diving competition on monday. tom daily was favored to win that event. among the teenager's tweets, quote: i'm going to find you and i'm going to drown you in the pool. twitter ultimately removed

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a little bit about the political implications of this is david was saying here i mean if we look in the united states we see not only gridlock but we see fragmentation here and we don't see really strong allegiances anymore that we would think we're middle class because we can have the occupy wall street movement we can have the tea party simultaneously ok and that's a reflection of the inability of the republicans and the democrats to get out of this economic mess and i would throw in cultural wars that are absolutely useless for the united states and not so much for western europe i mean how is this happening here because again we look at middle classes of having certain political identity that's changing as well and it may not be good it may be good i don't know yet in fact in many many countries of the west you are increasing frustrations of the middle classes over the last twenty years and both heights wing and the left wing solutions fade in front of economy clearly to see an endo fairly t. overthinking and sinking in a well neither class so their problem hi to know is that you of extrem

call it equality trust or got you kids their website or any quality dot org here in the united states you look at the statistics either on a state by state basis in the united states or on a country by country basis over the top fifty states in the world and what you find is that those states that have the lowest levels of inequality in other words where where there's less poverty and there's fewer super rich people and a larger middle class they have the lowest levels of gun violence and homicide and those countries that have the greatest inequality in the united states being in the top three us singapore in the u.k. have the highest levels of homicide and gun violence should a duke knowledge those stats and if so what do we do about that well our knowledge of stats because you said there's there and they're there and i trust you that those are the numbers i haven't looked at him personally or at least recently looked at him personally you know do we need more gun laws does this have to do with poverty are there situations where poverty fuels crime yes there are do we need more gun laws we do

because ultimately journalism fails in its task its task is not just to protect itself you can unite to look at julian assange as a bomb villains. the white cat is a robin hood and the press if they want to be balance need to be doing both of these but too often and there's only a token disbursement to fairness and balance and frankly it takes no courage to reinforce public sentiment against a man julian a song to running. what he believes to be his life thank you very much for that though certainly it is another big skate for wiki leaks and i think it really puts the focus back on why this fight why julian assange just fight and why the fight for wiki leaks indeed is so important we've spoken a lot of times to kristen have been sent he's described as a second public face and i think really the emphasis is always been on the fact that you know wiki leaks does operate without julian assange and it's not just about these big stories in the big story surrounding the man himself but you know the most important thing is the information that wiki leaks provides and we see once again with the syria

. >> kishore mahbubani, when you look at this issue, and i'm going broaden it to the united states, dohink, you know, this is july 4th weekend. do you think that the rest of the world looks at the obama administration as having restored some of the credibility of the united states? do you think that they look upon what -- you know, what america is doing now as showing a certain degree of leadership, whether it's in economic policy, whether it's in geopolitics? >> i find it quite frightening that so few american are aware that in terms, as jeff sachs said in a letter to the "financial times," the united states economy is going to become number two in the world in 3 1/2 years from now. now the rest of the world is preparing for a new world order slowly, carefully. and americans are not aware that this is happening. and here, unfortunately, the thing that's reverting -- that's keeping the rest of the world quite reverted is the fact that washington is so divided, so polarized at a time when they should be coming together. so everyone's waiting for the elections to be over. then we know, w