when the united rail workers first campaigned to the union rights, when the gm management capitulated, poured out of the factory they had been occupying carrying american flags. that is to say they have an action as a progressive nation. and the interesting perversions of national tradition is the at the head that the united states is and is achieved. there is an account for that -- i don't know what we call it, ritualized of session the form of an 18th-century constitution. different circumstances. so this seems to me that is to develop a notion of a common future, future we can all somehow work by. a feature that can take institutional form. you're quite right. it's -- knew have to read about it. somehow the at the drop that a side. some of the notions of liberty. but you're really on the track. a very much of bill continue. >> to where for my next book. the only quarrel i would have is the adjective long term. i don't think -- i think that too often is okay. going to do these things now. tomorrow never comes as the old saying goes. and as part of my book is about regaining the futu

attacking the united states and railed on israel calling its people "uncivilized." this is the holiest jewish holiday of the year. both presidential nominees crossing paths in ohio today. voters in ohio cast ballots in days. we will look at the poll that shows a candidate leading well outside the margin of error. the rising cost to stay in touch. smartphones can be expensive. we know that. just wait until you hear how much they are cutting into a lot of family budgets. that is all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. this is "studio b." first from fox at 3:00 in new york city, the iranian president, ahmadinejad, today delivered what could be the last antiisraeli american and antiisraeli ranting in front of the u.n. the american delegation did not walk out. the american delegation never even showed up. they were out before he took the podium. the president, ahmadinejad, has less than a year left in the second and final term. the united states and israel have accuseddive ran of working toward a nuclear bomb. inspectors have questioned claims that the enrichm

taxpayers now one trillion two and a half trillion dollars the largest expense in the united states persons on the rail i didn't hear the whole case in social security i said social security medicare and medicaid i thought al gore sixty percent of the budget in the united states all right gentlemen where you are george i want you i mean what i do what is yours you are what he has been mentioned here and i want to get to it and i want it i want to get to it before the end of the program is empire good business. you know i really don't think it's good business i think that the united states has been. an empire i think clearly the inequalities of wealth that we're seeing in the united states is tied to an empire i mean this is clearly part of a kind of the domestic a military general and you see here that how when he when he comes to anything that's important domestically in the united states such as health care reform it's almost impossible to get any serious health care reform done but when it comes to military intervention i mean he's just done overnight i mean obama just says we're going to do this we

units through a federal grant. in addition to using them around metro rail stations some have been given to the motor carrier unit to make checks on trucks and other vehicles. in the fox 5 newsroom, i'm paul wagner. >>> tomorrow marks the 11th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. defense secretary leon panetta stopped by the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania today. the memorial pays tribute to the 40 pangs and crew members that lost their lives -- passengers and crew members that lost their lives. >>> vice president joe biden will visit the memorial tomorrow. a remembrance event will be held at pentagon tomorrow morning only open to family members of those who died there and a commemoration ceremony at ground zero. >>> president obama's campaign collected 114 million bucks last month, raising more money than rep challenger mitt romney who raised just 111 million in august. political analysts expect the obama campaign will use some of its money on ads and to pay staff in the battle ground state. >>> mitt romney was campaigning in ohio, told supporters in plans feel the economy won't turn around if

attacking the united states and railed on israel calling its people "uncivilized."r. both presidential nominees crossing paths in ohio today. voters in ohio cast ballots in days. we will look at the poll that shows a candidate

. >> in his speech before the united nations general assembly, mahmoud amidin jab, he railed againstael and the west and their interference with his country. the u.s. and israel have repeatedly warned iran not to build a nuclear bomb. iran insists that its nuclear energy is not weapons grade but for peaceful purposes like medical treatments. on thursday, israel's prime minister netanyahu had none of it. >> so at this late hour, there's only one way to peacefully present iran from getting atomic bombs and that's by placing a clear red line on iran's nuclear weapons program. red lines don't lead to war. red lines prevent war. >> the prime minister has urged the u.s. to set clear nuclear thresholds for iran. red lines, he said, meaning if iran crosses a red line, military action will be taken by israel. question, in the "wall street journal" this week, alan dershowitz called on obama to forget netanyahu's red line based on a qualifiable amount of enriched uranium and instead declare a black line. the u.s. will not tolerate iran to be in possession of nuclear arms. so who's right? the re

they get a double bonus effect because on the one hand, they show their power, they rant and rail against the unitedtes, but if the united states reacts against these mod moderate goech moderate governments, it makes the democratic government weaker. >> so what are we left to do as a country? >> work with these governments. they want to support us. want jobs, they want democracy, all the values we've been preaching, but it takes a while to get there. and you're dealing with unlevel education, high levels of unemployment, lots of frustration among young people, some goes back years and years. and i had lamb whiislam which h they didn't stand the chance. so there's sense of sort of us against them. and all of these factors weigh into this equation. but the majority of the people, and certainly the governments in these countries, they value their relationship with the united states, they don't want anything to happen to it, they're strongly pro american, but they're -- >> that's despite what we see in the streets. >> of course. this is a small minority of people. very small minority. >> we appreciate y

rails. join gate termite report on a three-unit building, you may have not met the criteria. if you want to have that performed, if you have a termite company, tell them. make sure you let them know that you know, you need to get that certification so they're not just doing a termite report and of course, if they are not licensed as a general contractor, there might be a little conflict as far as what they can assess on the deck for you. >> good. so this is for farment houses and hotel and moats. it's not for single families or two unit buildings. >> that's a good idea. >> thank you, rosemary. and there's a brochure. i'm going to hold it up. there's a brochure that we put in the back of the room here that's about the city requirements for inspection of exterior decks and attachments every five years. we have copies of this. we would be happy to mail you one. >> in addition those brochures, i have another handout on other types of maintenance items when we're inspecting apartment buildings and hotels. and one or two-family dwellings. >> one other things i want to point out is

units. every house actually has access to this outdoor courtyard as it moves through. though the market octavia plan doesn't require rail yard, we have provided 25% relief to the coverage of the lot. this allows us to actually articulate and carve up the building in the way aaron mentioned, so it shifts the scale to pieces more in keeping of the adjacent side of the street. as a gateway building at the entry of the city, we asked ourselves what the contemporary version of this post card image of san francisco could be. rather than aesthetics, we chose to focus on performance. on this long west-facing facade, adjacent to a noisy boulevard, each inhabits and can control relation to the conditions through a system of adjustable louvers which mod lates sight and sound. this concentrates an image of townhouses, with vertical elements which are are contemporary expression of texture and scale of traditional san francisco street escapes. steady of a mute style that is constantly changing, they reflect lives of inhabitants within. this is the market street corner. the blue area is the commercial space which wraps around a green

united states for $142. it is a grant from the department of transportation. we're building light rail in the city of atlanta. we matched it dollar for dollar. we put hundreds of people to work. the point i'm making is we know how to do complex projects to get our economy moving fast. >> we have raised revenue and we have cut spending at the same time displood all right, we are going to leave it there. we want to thank you all, mayor villaraigosa, mayor reed, mayor parker, thank you for beak here. >> it's a pleasure to be here. >> woodruff: we're listening to i think the very end of senator charles schumer. i think that's who is on the floor. >> it is. >> families who aren't sure what monday morning will bring but who believe our nation's best days are still ahead. president obama hasn't stopped fighting for those families, and now we need to fight for him. ( applause ) to those like mitt romney who want to take us backward, let us send a strong, strong message in november as we say in brooklyn, fuugataabout outit. >> that's senator charles schumer of new york, another urban area, obvi

police and fire units closed off market street just in case there was something more sinister going on. after an initial investigation. it seemed the third rail, which powers the training had, arced. >> they don't know if something touched the third exprail -- third rail and the track. >> fire officials say the the paramedics treated one person for possible smoke inhalation. >>> things are walk to -- back to normal on b.a.r.t. and the offending train is taken to east bay to be inspected. >> breaking news in san francisco where police are on the scene of a murder that happened just about an hour ago on treat avenue. police are still trying to piece it together. we know there's one victim who was shot in the chest. no arrests, no suspects just yet. we'll have the latest at 6:00. >>> heyward police are investigating a mysterious death as a possible homicide. a man died after suffering head trawvment he was found near sycamore avenue around 5:00 this morning. investigators spent much of the day searching for includes. the police say the man is in his 50s. >> alan: in the east bay texas there was standoff in newark. a man had a pregnant woman bare

rail and the and it to his contributors and gm and chrysler. he would support of the democratic contributors with a stimulus and bankrupt the united states of america and that's exactly what's happened. the prediction was made before he put his hand of the bible. he's done everything i said he would do. it's a purposeful attempt. when we went to columbia there were two professors that left when he got there. the only to the country that talk about this nei and glen bike and i said from the beginning he had a theory to destroy the country and wipe out capitalism and turned into a socialist nation you have to elect somebody willing to cut his afro or play till, put on a gorgeous tie, a kiss babies come have a smile and a beautiful family and tell everybody is not a divider and tell everyone how fear he is and how he wants to help the middle class and then overwhelm the system with a debt. explode the system and get everyone to their knees begin in the government to save them every step of the way watch it that is exactly what he's done. he's pulled off in front of the whole nation and no one has stopped him and i've been saying it every step of the w

rail. >>> president obama will be in new york today. he'll address the united nations general assembly.deo is from two years ago when he last spoke before the international body. the white house says the president will discuss several foreign policy issues, including violent protests in the middle east. here's an excerpt from his prepared remarks just released. the attacks on the last two weeks are not simply an assault on america, they're also an assault on the very ideals on which the united states was fou founded. the president will say we must do what we can to stop iran getting nuclear weapons. mitt romney is criticizing the president over comments he made about the protest in the middle east on "60 minutes." the republican presidential nominee says the president is down playing the violence when he described the protests as, quote, road bumps on the path to peace in the region. romney will campaign today and tomorrow in ohio. . democrats are turning their attention to a different battleground state this week, virginia. vice president joe biden will campaign in the commonwealth tod

. >> in his speech before the united nations general assembly, mahmoud amidin jab, he railed againstd the west and their interference with his country. the u.s. and israel have repeatedly warned iran not to build a nuclear bomb. iran insists that its nuclear energy is not weapons grade but for peaceful purposes like medical treatments. on thursday, israel's prime minister netanyahu had none of it. >> so at this late hour, there's only one way to peacefully present iran from getting atomic bombs and that's by placing a clear red line on iran's nuclear weapons program. red lines don't lead to war. red lines prevent war. >> the prime minister has urged the u.s. to set clear nuclear thresholds for iran. red lines, he said, meaning if iran crosses a red line, military action will be taken by israel. question, in the "wall street journal" this week, alan dershowitz called on obama to forget netanyahu's red line based on a qualifiable amount of enriched uranium and instead declare a black line. the u.s. will not tolerate iran to be in possession of nuclear arms. so who's right? the red line

united states, six in china. we have none of the 15,000 miles of high-speed rail that are in america.st not making the investments in technology and the power grid and those kinds of things. we're not training our people, our education system, no matter how much progress we've made, and in new york we've made a lot of progress, we keep falling behind. in new york city, or the country, from the bottom of the recession to today, has replaced 40% of the jobs that we lost. new york city's replaced 200%. and the difference is we're much more of an immigrant city and we've tried to focus on helping small businesses grow. that's where all the growth is going to be. and it's a great example, technology and small business take a look at north carolina and south carolina, there's no reason those states should be different, same part of the country, two great states, lots of nice people, a warmth in both of those states and yet south carolina focused on maintaining the textile and manufacturing industry, north carolina focused on building their higher education system and technology. and i think

united states for $142. it is a grant from the department of transportation. we're building light railthe city of atlanta. we matched it dollar for dollar. we put hundreds of people to work. the point i'm making is we know how to do complex projects to get our economy moving fast. >> we have raised revenue and we have cut spending at the same time displood all right, we are going to leave it there. we want to thank you all, mayor villaraigosa,ayor reed, mayor parker, thank you for beak here. >> it's a pleasure to be here. >> woodruff: we're listening to i think the very end of senator charles schumer. i think that's who is on the floor. >> it is. >> families who aren't sure what monday morning will bring but who believe our nation's best days are still ahead. president obama hasn't stopped fighting for those families, and now we need to fight for him. ( applause ) to those like mitt romney who want to take us backward, let us send a strong, strong message in november as we say in brooklyn, fuugataabout outit. >> that's senator charles schumer of new york, another urban area, obviously.

united states, and there's the ford from overseas. europe bad, latin-american, bad. bed bath and beyond, norfolk southern, two different kind of businesses. norfolk is going off the rails, bed bad, looking good. >> coming up, bargain shopping? retailers have been on the rise, but after perusing the aisles cramer has --. >>> and later, making dough, dominos has been -- find us if it can claim the upper crust of the pizza population, when the ceo breaks some news in cramer's exclusive. just ahead. >>> plus 'tis the season? millions of people around the world will get their hands on the highly anticipated crown jewel of the apple empire. iphone 5, but don't, get ready to though everything you think you know about tech out the window. cramer's looking beyond apple and what he says may surprise you. all coming up on "mad money." >>> any moment there's stocks that might rally for a week or month or a season before they only go out of style. and then there are the long-term opportunities that we search for all the time here on "mad money." what i call the secular growth stories that have the potential to keep going higher year after year after year. hey, look, this ladder gro

that a supposed developing country had something like that and the united states, a supposed leader in the world doesn't have high-speed railew york, boston philadelphia, d.c., it is kind of disappointing. >> bill: i appreciate the comment. i just want to get a comment from ed on that, too. we're behind in a lot of -- it is matter of what you make a priority right? >> no doubt. we're badly behind and china you know i give them a lot of credit. they see the economic strategic significance of having fast trains. and to their credit, they've pumped billions of dollars into that infrastructure and we're still dabbling in a few dollars here and it is sort of a joke to see what we can do here. we've got some trains that unfortunately travel 60, 70, 75 miles per hour and like i said, they're trying to build 200 250, 300-mile-per-hour train systems there and they're leaving us behind. >> bill: oh, man i gotta tell you, very, very important issue. i'm glad somebody's out there fighting the good fight. edward, you're doing it for the transportation trains department. you can follow their work at ttd.org. i'll be back and tell what yo

unit 0 delays for the golden gate. or through marin county. >> 5:20. this crash sent this a delivery van flying over the guard rail.the driver lived to tell about it. the chp says that he was going too fast when it cut across all lanes, hit a silver honda and went right over. estimated that it was at least 50-60 ft. plunge, mideast that the driver survived and the was conscience. >> the last i heard is that he was talking in answering our questions he recalled what happened. >> he the driver, is expected to survive. drugs and alcohol or not a factor. >> we will take a break. when we come back, more local news. >> you can become addictive to the internet. a genetic variant that is also found and nicotine addiction has also been found to be associated with depression. this, from a german study >> good morning. we are looking at temperatures in the 50s. what will be the case, later. exactly where these are expected. >> californians have a clear picture of what health insurance when a major provisions began in 2014. >> of but there is a light traffic. if you are lucky enough to be out in about, no problems, no delays.

rail on the republicans and say barack obama needs more time. but we'll ask more time for whatle exactly? first up, last year the unitedtes was fifth in global competitiveness in a survey. this year we have dropped to seventh. let me show you where we are. after switzerland, after swing pore, after finland they recently had so many free market reforms in those countries after the netherlands and after germany. let me posit a wee editorial on why. first of all we have the highest corporate tax rate in the world, an unsolved fiscal cliff. business uncertainty over taxes, spending, deficits and political deadlock. what did we do four years ago and what's going to be done to stop this decline? we have cnbc contributor jared bernstein, and we welcome allison fraser, heritage foundation director of economic policy. i really can't stand that we are slipping in this rating. i want america first. what's gone wrong here? >> this is no surprise. as you said it's the fourth year we have slipped. we are in seventh place. the heritage index of economic freedom has shown the same thing. one of the major reasons is we have a deaf sut

railing station for the system, as well. >>> and plans for a labor day marching and rally. the fire on august 7th sent people to the hospital, sparking several lawsuits. tomorrow's protest sponsored by the unite public workers for action starts at point richmond's washington park. what they want is for the energy industry to be nationalized and then run under labor and community control. demonstration leaders say that with 27 billion in profits last year, chevron should be doing more to compensate the industry. the vice presidential candidate will be there for the peace and freedom party. >>> and turning now to decision 2012. president obama spent the day on the campaign trail hitting some states that are sure to be hot licon tested this november. and sharp ofening the talking points likely to be there at the convention. crews are busy preparing for it. today we got a first look at the stages being built inside the bank of america stadium. that is where the president will accept his party's nomination for re-election. more on the days leading up to the convention. >> reporter: in boulder, president obama took his case to voters one by one at a local restaurantment and later, told a crowd of a

united nations. president obama is scheduled to speak to the general assembly tomorrow. >>> pakistan is distancing itself from one government official's reward for killing the maker of the anti-islam film. the leader of the rail ways says he'll give $1,000 to anyone who kills the creator of "innocence of muslim." the film has sparked violent protests around the world. pakistan has said his remarks do not reflect any official policy. >>> a memorial for hundreds of u.s. service members. an investigation found earlier this year their bodies were dumped at the landfill after being incinerated in dover, delaware. yesterday a bronze plaque to honor the service members was unveiled. it was approved by a grass roots committee last month by king george supervisors, who owns the landfill. >>> evidence of west nile found in annapolis. crews will be spraying for mosquitos in the eastport area after 7:30 p.m. and last into the early morning hours. county officials say residents in the area should stay indoors during the spraying. >>> 6:36 is your time. 55 degrees. should you have to pay when your power goes out? the fight over whether utilities can charge you. >>> terrifying moments for this truck driver in brazil. his tr

united states pointing this out to us. the coup de grace is the northern new mexico assigned what is and you'll still see signs for, to assign to point out is the commuter railecological days from mexico city, going north and trade dress all the way up and handed it hispaniola. well, the trade routes today is from the poppies fields of chihuahua to addiction in northern new mexico. it is a cocktail -- all these different things altogether is a cocktail in which of course there's going to be addiction they are. ultimately, angela also argues psychological, depression, accompanying all this dispossession in the signature forebears had and what identity to your left if you don't have the land itself. and that is ultimately one of the most painful ironies is for the native population in this area to look at their landscape, represented by outsiders. by the way, i am not claiming status here. i am also an outsider. i'm trained to perform it economy outside gate, but ultimately i'm an outsider to i know there's going to be a lot to say, came here for a couple years and he thinks is an expert on us and is representing us yet another outsider. donald native dialect

lail rail -- israel and neighboring countries and a partner in making sure all countries recognize that peace in the middle east and peace and prosperity for everyone else in the world including united states. i think there is a strong platform talking about the relationship. >> would you agree it's fun to hear the first lady of the united states speak? and tonight is no different? >> sorry? what? >> i say it's always fun to hear the first lady of the united states speak. and tonight is no different. fun to hear from whether mrs. bush or mrs. obama. it's fun for everybody. >> absolutely. because you get to hear the personal stuff. you get to go inside of the white house and go up to the second floor of the white house where the family lives and learn a little bit more about the family. i think it's great having three daughters they do everything possible to make sure their daughters have a live of their own. so it's a fabulous speech. she hit a home run. we ran up the score on this one. and we still have tomorrow and thursday to go. so it's been a great convention so far. >> congressman, thank you sir. >> thank you very much. >> and coming up utah congressman and republican jason ch

trading relationship that has gone off the rails because china's so concerned about the diminution of the international marketplace in europe and certainly in the unitedey're insecure at this point. and it's a perfect time for us to step up and say we want to forge a new relationship with china on the operation side. >> the romney has a new ad today. i want you to listen to it. >> my plan is to help the middle class. trade has to work for america. that means crack down on cheaters like china. it means open up new markets. >> you know this subject very well. how much daylight would you say exists between the president and mitt romney on the issue of trade and china? >> well, i would say that both candidates are trying to achieve a spot with the american public where they're seen as strong and forceful and protective of america's interests. that's a given. you can trace it all the way back to when ronald reagan ran in 1980 and the words he used, and then bill clinton in '92. and even barack obama in 2008 when he criticized george bush for going to the olympics. it just happens. then once you take office, a new reality sets in. and that is, i've got to m

united states. six in china. you can't get goods and services in and out, you can't do this. 15,000 miles of high-speed rail in the you can go right down the list. we have walked away from our future. and states and particularly cities where all the job creation is can't do it alone. if you take a look at new york city. there are other cities that have done as well if not better than we have. we have replaced 200% of the jobs we lost during the recession. at a national level, we've only replaced 40%. >> how? >> well, if the whole country had grown at the rate of new york, we would have had 12 million more jobs, and there would be 0 unemployment. never get there, but there would be zero if you really had that. how do you do it? we help businesses grow. if you want to start a business, we'll give you some names of some real estate agents to help you find the location. we'll give you the names of some accounting firms that will deal with small businesses, the names of banks. we'll train people for you. we'll help you write a business plan. small business is where all of the job creation is. and yet the federal govern

, one of the most decorated and celebrated divisions of the united states army, the screaming eagles in the 101st division. these guys are rail. for years of service, thank you. folks, this country, as y'all know, and i apologize -- i've been here for a half an hour. i want you to know that. i don't want any record to say i was late. but the good news was there are still 250 people trying to get in. i apologize for y'all standing this long. but folks, folks, to state the obvious, this country faces the starkest choice of president in my memory. and now governor ryan -- excuse me, governor romney and congressman ryan have been nominated. >> boo! >> no, we don't need your boos. just votes. not boos, just votes. now that they're a team -- i mean this sincerely, those stark differences are even more stark. because congressman ryan has now given an absolutely clear definition to governor romney's vague convictions he been been making. we know exactly what the other team is going to do. i'm not joking. the reason we do is the house republican party has always passed the ryan budget. it's already put in place everything that romney