opposite of that, more fans overwhelm the gate and more fans in the first quoter that are already visibly untax catessed. >> reporter: miller met with the 49ers and san francisco's police chief before the game to discuss the changes, which included opening candle stick's parking lot at 1:00 and not 11:30 and asking the state p across the street to do the same. >> we'll have a regular preseason crowd. this will be less than last week. all the preseason games are. so this is a great place to dry run what the new rules are. >> reporter: chief greg says police presence tonight is up 40%. they are here to enforce and also to explain the rules. >> this is not just for today or tomorrow, but it will be every day until people actually feel and believe they are safe. >> reporter: the increased presence will be paid for by the 49ers and the city and will be reevaluated. >>> bay area nursing student is missing. they wrote good wishes on balloons and releasing them in the sky over hayward. she vanished on may 27th after walking out of the hospital where she was working. police are treating this case as a h

tax we're talking about wall street banks are these people did not get touched by homeowners like untaxed people get tax president raised taxes on oil companies they raised the price for all of us that's not true it's actually there's no evidence of it always all right but hold on let's see what president obama said about this today and then we'll talk about it. i've said it before i will say it again we can't well it's the budget on the backs of the very people who have borne the biggest brunt of this recession so it seems to me in that you are trying to argue that if we if we give boyle and gas companies this tax that they're going to pass that price under some the fact is only gas companies are making more and more revenue for people in the middle and lower class have continued to suffer and more when when you raise taxes you don't hurt the rich you hurt the people who have as many of you all know that taxes because if you don't tax us right you know for a second let me finish let think that and i'm sorry you should only be doing speaking here and i apologize yes main reason in seattle

the reason obama doesn't want to do it is the $1 trillion is untaxed and he gets physical pain as a result one-year moratorium on regulations? obama imagines that acting on the economy is creating a program, spending the money, infrastructure and all of this stuff. how about undoing the nlrb, the epa, and all the other resources and try to cull, cleanse. year of moratorium and roll back some of that and you will see in energy a real spurt in the economic growth. >> bret: susan quickly, we'll talk about the g.o.p. prospects in the next panel, but the president is now going on a midwest bus tour, whatever it's characterized as. number of stops. it's being talked about as a bus tour. i mean, there are potential vulnerabilities there, in addressing some of the folks that are feeling some of the biggest pain. >> i think he needs to come up with something new. it's hard for him to walk out there and say look, i know things aren't recovering fast enough. he said that over and over. people are hurting. he needs to avoid blaming, like in the past. like republicans are preventing his legislation fro

those benefits are untaxed. in this debt reduction plan they came up with an idea that i think is interesting and has some appeal. economists like doug and i, and i think i can say doug in here because we've complained about this from our various perches from a while, tend to worry about the extend to which this employer tax exclusion on health benefits distorts the system in lots of different ways and now it's a very large tax expenditure. if you could apply the payroll tax to the value of employer-sponsored health insurance benefit, maybe phase it in, they phase it in over 10 years, that could really take some of the pressure off of social security. if in fact, according to their analysis it reduces almost half of the 75-year gap that the actuaries estimate. so the idea would be that the growth of these fringe benefits, because of the increasing health care costs, the growth of employer-fringed benefits has put pressure on costs in the health care system and it's eroded the social security tax base because rem

made $250,000 and above untaxed 100% of, you would not accomplish one-fourth of our deficit. they are beautiful words, but is our government is size it was 10 years ago and 20% bigger than when obama tech his oath of office. we have a government we cannot afford and the last thing we we eliminate duplication, fraud, waste, and stupidity is to raise taxes on people. [applause] >> thank you, senator, for coming to tulsa. there is a gao report from 2008 that says 55% of the companies in the united states pay zero taxes, so if you are in this room and you had a job, you paid more taxes than those corporations. how do you propose getting that money back from the corporations that, for example, oil, you mentioned on hardball several weeks ago that you were open to wind, farm subsidies and ethanol. what about the billions accompanies get in tax breaks? >> i'm so glad you asked that question. prices be't gas there? >> how many of you know what the ax to fall oil and gas company's tax rate is in the debt -- in oklahoma and the nation. it is up 41.5%. it's the highest on the s&p 500. o

you have a huge untaxed, taxable capability and a sovereign central bank that can just print money, buts sort of reaction. i don't think the s&p is totally in the wrong. >> i'm not sure many disagree with what they've said. it's just interesting to look at the messenger with a clear picture. >> it is political. undoubtedly, it has more of a political confrontation more than an economic one. >> simon hobbs, thank you very much. see you tomorrow. back in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ when you're resonsible for this much of the team, you need a car you can count on. ♪ excuse me? my grandfather was born in this village. [ automated voice speaks foreign language ] [ male announcer ] in here, everyone speaks the same language. ♪ in here, forklifts drive themselves. no, he doesn't have it. yeah, we'll look on that. [ male announcer ] in here, friends leave you messages written in the air. that's it right there. [ male announcer ] it's the at&t network. and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. >>> some political news here. i read that joe biden will make a diplomatic visit to china in two wee

those benefits are untaxed.n the domenici rivlin debt reduction plan, they came up with an idea that i think is interesting and has some appeal. economists like doug and i and i think i can say dug in here because we have complained about this from our various -- for a while tend to worry about the extent to which this employer tax exclusion on health benefits distorts the system and lots of different ways and noticed a large tax expenditure north of 100 billion. if you could apply the payroll tax to the value of employer-sponsored health insurance benefits, may be phased in over 10 years, that can really take some of the cost pressure off of social security. in fact according to their analysis it reduces almost half of the 75 year gap that the actuary is testing out. so the idea would be that the growth of these fringe benefits, because of the increase in health care costs, the growth of employer fringe benefits has put pressure on costs in the health care system and has eroded the social security tax base beca