america, it is up to us, it's up to us to wake up. it's up to us to sit up.s up to us to stand up. it's up to us to get up. it's up to us to show up at the polls and re-elect the honorable barack obama, president of the united states of america! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! god bless you. >> woodruff: some impassioned remarks from texas congressman al green, and just a reminder, you can see all of the speeches online on our live stream. >> ifill: and we turn now to a few final words from mark shields and david brooks. david, i was kind of interested in listening to them just now because you mentioned last night that this seemed like a base convention. and here we saw the black caucus. we've seen the focus on latino voters, and also women all throughout this convention. >> it's great. the republicans talked as if everybody was a member of a small business. democrats sometimes talk as if everybody is working for government or dependent on government. they're talking to people very much like themselvessic leaving a lot of people out. some of the platform figh

so you say set us up for another fiscal crisis, toby has it exactly right.e want to the same old thing again and this time we expect, oh, maybe it will work, because the fed is it a lot smarter in central planning. >> brenda: that's a pretty good, pretty good point. jonas, when in the past has this really worked. wall street has gone up and pulled back a bit and when has this worked. >> first of all, the fed is smarter than the white house or congress, that's a fact i'm pretty sure and-- >> well, where is the bar there? >> second of all, i have to agree with todd here, we only have this qe version because the white house and congress can't do anything else at all to do anything to the economy, to lower the unemployment rate, to get the job market, the job market going, to get things-- so what what they're doing, mortgage securities to buy a lower price and home prices are low now, it's a bubble on homes, the only stimulus we have, and if they can create money out of thin air and lower interest rates nor mortgages and why not, more power to them f it cases in

america, it is up to us, it's up to us to wake up. it's up to us to sit up. to us to stand up. it's up to us to get up. it's up to us to show up at the polls and re-elect the honorable barack obama, president of the united states of america! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! god bless you. >> woodruff: some impassioned remarks from texas congressman al green, and just a reminder, you can see all of the speeches online on our live stream. >> ifill: and we turn now to a few final words from mark shields and david brooks. david, i was kind of interested in listening to them just now because you mentioned last night that this seemed like a base convention. and here we saw the black caucus. we've seen the focus on latino voters, and also women all throughout this convention. >> it's great. the republicans talked as if everybody was a member of a small business. democrats sometimes talk as if everybody is working for government or dependent on government. they're talking to people very much like themselvessic leaving a lot of people out. some of the platform fights,

the sun really not getting through the clouds just yet to help warm us up. we do have a strong sea breeze that even as the sun breaks through the clouds, it's going to be cool. our high temperatures today 60s, san francisco over to oakland. low 70s in san jose. upper 70s out by livermore. these low clouds seem to be moving as fast as the traffic approaching the bay bridge toll plaza, mike. >> that means they're very slowly moving around because we're looking at the toll plaza. even here, we do see some creeping going on. folks held back up, east shore freeway very slow approaching pinole valley road. big rig blocking one lane. jammed heading out of hercules. sunol very slow from pleasanton, your drive south into fremont goes around the bend here. another live look shows you how much the traffic builds through the south bay. northbound routes jamming up. here's 101 at 680 but jamming on

up. >> bam it just hit. didn't even take a minute. told to us pack up. next thing we know, in three minutes, everything is blowing and tables flying, chairs, merchandise, people running. >> reporter: everyone evacuated safely but left behind was the sound crew, the large speakers toppling over hitting one of the crewmembers. >> we hear that he's okay. >> reporter: the partial collapse of the stage left scaffolding and debris all over the ground. >> they shut it down and after that we started packing up frantically and after that the storm blew and blew everything over. >> we heard a big boom, i don't know what it was though, and then we were trying to like run because we didn't want to get hit by no things flying. >> reporter: and very scary stuff. crewmembers will be here for quite a while. you can see a lot of stuff here. but we're told some of these speakers really heavy. about 250 pounds so if you can imagine some of that falling on top of you on your back, that guy though is going to be okay. so good news here. we're going to be here for a while, th

visit us online to learn what makes our bank so different. >> coming up.s falling off the fiscal cliff the only way to get this number to start falling? someone here thinks so and he'll explain. >> just one more week before lawmakers take off to campaign for the election and still no fix for the the fiscal cliff. and jonas says, great, take the rest of the year off and let the fiscal cliff hit. how come? >> i'm like the fiscal cliff's only supporter. the government has to stop, and balance the budget and the closest we are going to come to doing that with the current government that we have. we need to cut stuff and not that big, a few percent to medicare and i don't think one over 10% and they need. defense is not holy we need to cut that and we need tax increases because they're not going to cut enough. the payroll tax expires, that stinks. it's not a cliff, it's a speed bump and running the deficit next year anyway. >> brenda: jonas is it the not going to get elected to anything, but that's all right. he's talking some truth here, todd. the truth is tha

us. are your arms holding up? who is going to give up first, and see if i win or drink it first. >> of course you're going to win. here we go. >> look how strong we are. >> here is to "fox & friends." ♪ >> violence, anti-american riots and oil rich regions of the middle east, of northern africa, fueling fears gas prices could spike higher in the the u.s., they're already at record highs for this time of the year. so, just how bad could this get for drivers and for our economy? hi, everyone, i'm brenda buttner, this is bulls and bears and here they are the bulls and bears this week. gary b smith. tobin smith, jonas max ferris along with todd and steve murphy. okay, todd, we saw gas prices jump during the arab spring last year. how bad is this going to get. >> it's going to get horrible. first of all like you said at the top. we're at a record high this time of the year and start talking about the violence that's taking place in libya and oil based countries right now and you have to only assume at that this is goin

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that's what we saw today although it has heated us up. 91 at bwi. with that dew point up around 70, it is muggy, steamy and classic baltimore, classic maryland weather even though we're in early september, still september on the calendar. annapolis we captured a downpour pushing east from the severn river. what's cool, we can take you on the other side of the chesapeake. hemingway is here on the kent island area, some decent downpour. now the sunshine is back and it is warm. one more camera from frostburg state. the kids are enjoying themselves, pretty decent weather. heat index values feeling like the mid to upper 90s. heat plus humidity. it is sticky. that is for sure. you see the loment readings. the dew point numbers are high. we got a huge plume of moisture into new york state. the dry air is bottled up to the north. we do not expect to see it until friday. the humidity should drop as we go into that last day of the week. what few showers we have are south of us, down to the d.c. area. we have stayed relatively dry, some showers in the central m

kevin carroll, thank you for stepping up and being with us. niki callahan, -- mickey callahan, they keep for your help and stepping up. ontario from pg&e, thank you. rebecca miller, thank you very much for being here. [applause] rudy bagsby, thank you for stepping up and being part of this. sylvia kwan, thank you very much. ted eagan, thank you very much for stepping up on this workforce. tiffany, thank you very much. keep us focused on central market, too. tom from riverbed technology, thank you. trent, thank you very much for all of your great work. jimena from bank of america, thank you very much for stepping up. [applause] finally, the largest body we have today, but one of the most important ones, one that today we have shared appointments with the board of supervisors is our youth commission. [applause] yes. i assure you that people from this body, as well as all the other bodies, will one day see somebody standing in my place or in the place of the people standing by the side of meat and their respective offices. our youth are important.

it will set us up for a lot more instability. as a result of that, the chance of storms continue through into the course of the beginning of the week. so, here is a look at tonight. 76 by the 8:00 hour. about 10:00 it will be about 80. 82 by 11:00. i can't rule out throughout the entire period the chance of a shower or thunderstorm popping up. reality is we will be set up just for that. be prepared. our holiday looks like labor day will be unsettled for you. if you have any outdoor plans, please be aware that you have to keep your eyes to the skies. i will have more details on the full forecast coming up and the all-important accuweather seven- day forecast as well. >> if you want to check the weather any time, you can do that with the fox 5 weather app. you can find it on our web site, my fox doc d d.c. -- d.c. -- myfoxdc.com. i'm barack obama and i approve this message now mitt romney's attacking the president on medicare? the nonpartisan a-a-r-p says obamacare "cracks down on medicare fraud, waste, and abuse and strengthens gu

they had hetdz up for you typically use the foggy bottom station. ance escalators are out of service due to a power problem. -- heads up for you if you typically use the foggy bottom station. 395 in the express lanes and the main line, traffic running smoothly up towards shirlington. no problems to report leaving germantown continuing out towards the split. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. etraffic. >> thank you. >>> a new healthy school menu is being put to the test in a local district. the nation's school lunch program is getting an overhaul. but first, the plan needs a thumbs up from kids themselves. beth parker shows us. >> reporter: with a crunch comes the biggest change in school nutrition in years. what do you think? >> it's good. >> reporter: good enough to make it past the tiny taste testers at yorkshire elementary school in prince william county. they were joined by a big cheese, the deputy under secretary. >> every food fits in the diet. it is just how often you eat it and how big your portion sizes are. >> reporter: the usda h

us up here, we are not paid.u know, most of our mems have been on ouud committee for quite some time. p how committed theyñr are to the code. i am really proud to be chair of that committee. amazing work for our city. át to thank the department directors. especially kirk jumped right in. it really helpsñr with our knowledge. >> you spoke about the on reinforced masonry -- unreinforced masonry building. i know as a former pastor here in san francisco, we had to redo our building.there were issues k 1980's. these public-type buildings, older buildings. gx8.vi commend your work and the get the support for that. that is quite important for those institutions to remain in 8 cap study helped illustrate was it there are certification -- there are certain things you can demonstrate, sort of low hanging fruit. that is really what our efforts have been the last, i would say, 18 months. to bring those four were in code regulation and say, -- forward in code regulations and say, hey. i do not think it will be a repeat of 19

us. they shined up these beautiful used cars to see if we can pick out which one is the rebuilt wreck. look at everything from inside the car to under the hood to figure out if you can tell which is the rebuilt wreck. all afternoon we've been having people look at threels cars. they've been going under the cars, top of the cars, examining all angles, looking at the three mini vance. we wanted to get a feel. jessica, what's your feeling, one, two, or three, the rebuilt wreck. >> the one on the end. the way the body seemed, i didn't think it seemed right. >> reporter: do you own a new car? >> i own a brand-new chrysler 300 and they did a great job when i got into an accident. >> reporter: and they do. george, you've been looking the longest, under the car, on top of it. what do you think? >> i believe the second one. looks like the bottom of the car looks newer. >> reporter: all right. thorough, very thorough. tell me what you think. >> i'm thinking this one, looking too clean. >> reporter: don't you think that's a trick? the little guy, cameron? >> number two because this has scratch ma

lou: thank you for being with us. up next, the economy is struggling.as prices going through the roof. massive unemployment, a major crisis in the middle east. its 2012 a repeat of 1979? the assault on american interests in the middle east. as the arab spring, has it turned into an anti-american radical islamist rage? bob maginnis joins us with his analysis next. i'm so glad you called. thank you. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what? i know. don't worry, we have cancelled your old card. great. thank you. in addition to us monitoring your accounts for unusual activity, you could also set up free account alerts. okay. [ female announcer ] at wells fargo we're working around the clock to help protect your money and financial information. here's your temporary card. welcome back. how was london? [ female announcer ] wells fargo. together we'll go far. whew whew whew the. >> president obama's latest effort to attack romney to be a rebuke to the reaction to this attack of cairo but polling criticism from president jimmy car

game won't hold us up let it go again to get their title defense under way at happy well tell of eve the spanish side are aiming for their fourteen straight win in europe but the hosts are unbeaten in their last five matches and the joint top of their domestic league yet atletico go to diego simeone only is expected to rest some of his players including star striker right enough falcao while france shortstop but who go your wrist could make his debut for tottenham as they host lot zero in group a manager and regular well as promised to make changes with striker emmanuel adebayor your stupid hamstring injury spurs have won just one of their for domestic games so far while locke zero one zero zero three undertook to progress from a group which includes paterson i cost and slovenian side marble. gloves is a big deal but. it's going to be difficult as well. these two games are traditional but that's why i think we have to begin to win this game and for important for us we can go to the different. with more confidence. and they will in the champions league spots i could you know every say

us pass. obviously. some tracks up here. looks like somebody had walked up behind us and. we're going to look at them in case we have to call them into border patrol. ok so what we got here you see just round the front that means that they were in a border it's a piece of fabric they were after around issues so they don't leave an exact printed issue you'll get rid of it by the time they get up to the kid ninety four and he's run back pretty much. and this. yeah i'm a good guess this is like a kid's play toy so maybe they were carrying a kid with them and you could drop that they musta been in kind of a panic because they musta seen the headlights coming back down on them like tends to get a. bit of these food footprints of mine so that people know who was here so we'll put him in m. and m. the border patrol sees it they know minutemen were here during no real sense of calling and in because we don't know which way he had it he could have gone that way and that way or both so there's somewhere around this right now but i don't have my night vision with us otherwise we will

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happen to go so what exactly did the former russian president have to say on the issue then bring us up to speed. the meeting with it it was being quite in quite frank when he said that what was he right did make him sick and so do the hysteria and noise around this case but the prime minister did say that a kneejerk sentence in itself is already a very tough polish meant and perhaps any more time behind bars for pussy riot may not be effective. but. the fact is that these young women had been in custody for quite some time is by itself regardless of the verdict already a very serious punishment for what they've done that's regardless of the position we're taking staying in prison is retribution in itself under very strict months ago regarding the content of this act and what i don't want to be a judge is substitute but in my opinion to proceed to punishment they've already suffered if two and the time they spent in custody is more than enough for them to think about what's happened to their lives whether it's because of their stupidity already or because of some of the reasons. that yo

that gets us up to 90 degrees. >> thank you for joining us. >> the nightly news with brian williams isnext.

he would come back to the office with a smile on his face and encouraging word to lift the rest of us up. i often have thoughts that creep into my mind why? what if? i could have. but then i keep reminding myself that everything does happen for a reason. that this was all in god's plans. and his plans are perfect every time. what buys me peace now is knowing that ken is resting easy up in heaven, beside the lord jesus christ and smiling down upon us. and i know that ken would want us to move forward with the life that god has given us to keep looking up, and to enjoy every minute we have with each other. ken, i know you can hear me, i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for always being there for me. and i look forward to seeing you again brother. [ applause ] >>> thank you officer carlton. kenyon's four pwraers, cameron, clinton, brandon and tyson would like to share their special memory growing up with kenyon many clinton youngstrom will speak on their behalf. >> thank you everybody for being here today, it means a lot to the family. got some stories we would like to tell you

country of good men who took up arms to defend. us and i'm also a sport for more than that you'll be sorry if you watch i can very. symbolic message to those who may want to control. it symbols also. the army of programs is not a political party it's a militia that occasionally raids. as. we should have to go patrolling. our aim is to protect the inhabitants they want to. bring the bergen's traveled three hundred kilometers attacking the roma. they invaded the village of. today all access to the villages controlled. their papers but is. ok and you can go ahead. it's impossible to enter or leave without showing some form of id. two thousand eight hundred people living on it or four hundred of them roma. gypsies all live in the same area on the fringes of the religion it's like hundreds of other gypsy ghettos across hungary. discrimination has led to an eighty percent unemployment rate. say the roma are criminals some people who are the state benefits the gypsies throughout history have always been the perfect scapegoats. is a community

>> the dnc put us up, this is true, in south carolina. >> bill: you took their money. >> they did not allow us -- n, they wouldn't put us up in a hotel in state. we were in south carolina. the north carolina people, i'll it will you, i will say this, the nicest people. most hospitable you ever want to meet. there was a certain point, 'cause you know us coming from new york, where i felt almost like it was sarcastic. >> bill: that they were mocking you? n being too nice. like can i get you -- are you doing good? you having a good thing? i'll like, you want a piece of this? is that what you want, lady? >> bill: was there anything, anything at all at the democratic convention that impressed you? >> at the democratic convention? >> bill: yes. >> yes. streets did not run red with the blood of protesters. i was impressed that the whole thing didn't desin grate into anarchy. i was assuming -- >> bill: police in both cities did very well. in the editorial side. >> i thought they surprisingly did a very nice organizational job. each night had a speaker of note. >> bill: sandra fluke? you like

take your camera, show us a tree, show us a friend, show us a it football field and then point up to show us that you didn't just make this up. >> there's a street, street light, i'm going back to the blinking like in the sky. >> this is nowhere as convincing as the other blinking lights in the sky. so far away it could be a plane. i like he did the perspective thing. still looks like it could be a plane. >> look at the erratic flying and changing colors of the lights. perspective shot, ufo shot. anything good enough for you guys? >> it's a dot on screens. it could be a blown out pixel on the camera. >> what i will say is i don't think he fabricated this video. >> i'll give him that. >> shauts over carlton gardens in australia. other people saw some kind of unidentified flying object on that same night. >> i think it was a helicopter. >> nothing is good enough. >> helicopter driven by big foot! >>> what do you do with a record and a chocolate bar? >> you make a chocolate record. >> how do you make a chocolate record? >> the story behind the bittersweet vij, next. >>> there is a vicio

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says from six in the morning they would wake us up. songs. and they want to make sure that we knew they were outside the troubleshot of the law i still remember the sound of the boots. like soldiers. say they get to go make our wives cross-link like me trying to provoke the gypsies and see. them but i put mine in this photo threatening my children. want to stop here they have put their symbols on the dog got the bill with chuckie and. this shows they call them what they do. in the. outside help to meet these threats in march last year when the police finally arrived they clamped down on the gypsies. one woman was charged with slapping the neighbor a friend for twenty years he pulled the filthy rope. everything changed from one day to my. piece about and stop shouting all take you to the police station. but you can shut my house. my present in my house. the french invasion of russia has started again after two hundred years of up with the. stuff just the emperor in a polian has arrived from overseas to lead the army i have to really take my ti

send him back so he can help us clean up this mess in washington. where is he? there he is. hey, steve. first off i want to thank burke buyers and buyers steel. thank you for hosting us this morning. thank you for all the work you've done to make this possible. [applause] thank you everybody, for taking the time, for coming out in the rain. have a seat. let's have a conversation, okay? you got seats. let's use them. i got to start off on a, something that was really troubling that occurred last night. did you guys watch that packer game last night? i mean, give me a break. it is time to get the real

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a program that pay dollars 4,000 to hire the long-term unemployed. >> we had seven employers take us up on that and we still have 40 plus slots we are willing to fill. >> only 96,000 jobs gained. it is really the lack of job generation in the private sector. >> reporter: sobering especially here. back to you. >>> president barack obama responded to the job's report on the campaign trail in new hampshire today. while the numbers are not good enough republicans are not offering ideas how to do better. >> they want your vote but they don't want to show you their plan. and that is because they know wopbl sell. the president says the gop plan cuts tax cuts and regulations. meanwhile his rifle bounced on it. >> if president barack obama were reelected we would have four more tkwraoers of the last your years and the miles an hour people will say no to that. >> romney called the neighbor numbers disappointing. he says his plant will create -- created 12 million jobs. >>> now, sluggish job growth could surge to stimulate the economy. >>> planning to cut three00 jobs at the berkeley -- 300 jobs a

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because the body uses up its carbohydrate reserves first. then it's fatten and its protein reserves or muscle mass. and the heart is a muscle. >> but he was undeterred and returned to his spot in front of the ministry as soon as he could. he is as committed to his cause as ever. early this year, the spanish government cut subsidies for renewable energy in albuquerque, leaving his home town -- many in his hometown out of work. >> sometimes you have to risk your net to raise awareness of what matters. and this issue matters not only in my hometown but in the whole region and spain. >> his son is located close to spain's border with portugal, and it is home to a population of 5000. people there came out in force to support him once he began his hunger strike in madrid. every morning at 10:00, people congregated on the plaza in front of the town hall. >> what the mayor is doing -- no one has ever done anything like that for us. no one has ever put up such a fight. the others all acted in their own interests. it is amazing what a positive example

while that's warming us up, it's also bringing up some subtropical moisture. n see a little of it here. that's directed toward the sierra nevada today. but to the south of us we've got warmer weather and we've got pretty nice beach, a beautiful beaches here. but a dangerous northwest swell for strong rip currents along the central coast. if you are headed to the beach, keep that in mind for sure. so with the showers and thunderstorms, the possibility from the desert through the southern sierra, the northern sierra, we are looking at the isolated chance. numbers still warm in the northern lake area with 80 there. 90 yosemite. then we see the high fire danger increase for northwest nevada through the west of the weekend. back home our temperatures will cool off tomorrow. today, though, even with the southwest wind, up to 29 miles an hour. it should be warm with the upper 80s to near 90 later on. you have the breezy winds right now. they will back off through the delta later on but our sea breeze will check up, keeping the numbers in the 60s. in the city today. 71

embassy there had been moved to a safer location there were multiple reports of live ammunitions being used up potentially by the security forces to disperse the crowd there was also reports of smoke rising and masses of people gathering around the area of course this isn't the only location where protests have been taking place but what we have to keep in mind in terms of yemen is this is one country that has been sort of on the cusp of potential uprisings there the u.s. drone warfare programs in that country are not very popular neither is the ambassador and so if things do escalate there in yemen we really could see a very negative serious implications for the region in libya the rebel groups there have really. been the u.s. and other western countries to help overthrow moammar gadhafi and so it's quite ironic and sad frankly to see the same people who the u.s. helped overthrow gadhafi rise up and attack the embassy there and we do also have to keep in mind there's been protest over this film also in tunisia back to libya and we have heard from president barack obama that a team of marines

lou: thank you for being with us. up next, the economy is struggling. gas prices going through the roof. massive unemployment, a major crisis in the middle east. its 2012 a repeat of 1979? the assault on american interests in the middle east. as the arab spring, has it turned into an anti-american radical islamist rage? bob maginnis joins us with his analysis next. the. >> president obama's latest effort to attack romney to be a rebuke to the reaction to this attack of cairo but polling criticism from president jimmy carter at -- jamaica ardor of ronald reagan. >> a broader lesson to be learned to knit romney shuberts to in things later. >> what some politicians shoot first and ask questions later. >> through history some things do paygo and president cargo -- president carter talk about the u.s., egypt, throughout the mill east lt. colonel robert maginnis. turn to the obvious question how could any ambassador enter a safe house that was t sat with the consulate not protected in one of the most violent and volatile places of the united states? >> we wil