why don't you rebrand that name? you can't. it's one of those words, one of those names you just don't touch. >> the n word is more valuable. >> both are valuable. >> you want to talk about your generation. look at richard pryer. we didn't pick up these images and threats from nowhere. >> i'm saying our generation didn't give you anything. i think we were much more cautious about certain words. go for it. >> let's talkn't the influence hip hop has on specific communities all together right. we've had the n word. and we talked about images that hip hop has sold to the separate communities. i think the n word has become something that is way popular. it could not have been done through hip hop today. that was something that was sold and now part of our society. and if you look back 30 years would someone have thought that could would have been part of society? if we look 30 years in the future who would say these images of women in hip hop that is the extreme who is to say that doesn't come -- >> what is funny about that. i go ba

we're talking about the rebranding of broadway and this is a great start. he has assured me that will keep their hands on management style, that is what i want. we do not want someone to get an entertainment permit and turn the keys over to someone else. he has assured me they will not do that. they do not do that upstairs and it will not switch the way they do the things -- they will not switch the way they do the things. it will be a good change. there has been a lot of different businesses that have not worked out well. we have had a lot of violence on the calls for service. we're looking forward to this new business coming in. thank you. president newlin: any questions of steve? party bus. are they parking in front and unloading in front to go to atmosphere? >> they are still prohibited from stopping based on the no parking zones. they still try to come through but a lot of times they have to go down the street to drop off and pick up. >> some of the officers have left the area to hit the hot spots. are there still officers there to move those buses so

or maybe rebranding is the better way to put it, with younger people on stage, with a more diverse group of people and with governors who projected basically said, here is our record. we're creating jobs, we're making the change, we're doing things. and so, this -- these democratic attacks that basically say look, you're just an attack party. that's not true, look at our record. >> yeah, i think the big winner out of this convention was the republican party. and they did a very good job of presenting themselves and it was in fact a reaction to the negative propaganda that the democrats, they had to answer it. it turns out they really have a great group of younger politicians, they're reform mind the, governor martinez of new mexico, a wonderful story, and so, i think that-- >> she was a revelation. >> all of the parties try to hit and appeal to the middle class m america, and they show they're no longer the parties of bankers and country club types, they looked like real americans. >> paul: was that part of their strategy. >> and they can be biographical and they wanted to highlight the

>> he is rebranding himself as a warrior for the 100%. is this who he is? i thought it was actually mitt romney. the thought that we are asking this problem is crazy. >> the clock is ticking. we are up to mitt romney 8.0. >> two duelling messages of unit fighting it out. >> it ain't the eye of the tiger. >> it is the thrill of the fight. >> in her debate tonight, elizabeth warren tied her opponent scott brown to republican madness and mitt romney specifically. >> it is not just about senator brown's vote. this is about the votes of all the republicans. jim the senator would become the person who would have supervision over the environmental protection agency. he says global warming is a hoax. remember, at the end of the day this race may be for control of the senate. >> with 47 days to grow until the end of the election the first nail was driven today into the construction of the capitol of the campaign. the most withering assessments of team romney continue to come from republicans this week. tonight peggy noonan writes, "the romney campaign he has to get

it drove bin laden crazy to the point that he wanted to change al qaeda's name, he wanted to rebrand it. that's the clearest testimony you could possibly get from osama bin laden, that are trying to do this divisive thing, war on muslims just plays into the extremist's hands. >> i think that was great reporting there, i didn't know that before, the bad guy of all bad guys said this is the smart strategy from america, don't focus on islam, which will just stir up an east-west war. focus on the bad guys themselves, and obama not only talked that way, he's out killing everybody. >> and the obama administration is trying to make that point in the campaign, general motors is still -- >> robert gates there, leon panetta there, he's been using drones killing one after another. i don't see anything to justify the word weak. you can argue after -- jimmy carter looked like a huge failure. but what's the point now? >> also this is a particularly very -- what happens elsewhere in the islamic world. you have already seen the protests in libya and egypt expand to whether it's cashmere, or pakistan

so it is like they hillary brand it and set -- they will rebrand it and send it back out. >> it has that dohickey on the back. >> what is the dohickey? >> i don't want that off. i like it. >> you can find it separate. >> what about the french maid outfit? is that offensive to french people? >> everything is offensive. i like the outfit. i would buy the outfit. it is not racist. next it is halloween costumes that are problematic. keep your political correctness out of my lingerie, please. >> it is already a halloween costumes. >> but there is nothing weird about this. it is ridiculous. >> bloggers are the worst. >> they don't get that this is not like if you said to a japanese person, did you know there is geisha lingerie in america? >> this is cool. >> it is one of the most popular books in america. the geishas in that book were put on a pedastool. >> it is always good when it is white people of the you shouldn't do that. it is offensive. and now asians are going -- >> what are you doing? we love geishas. >> you would think -- if they hadn't called this sexy little geisha would anybody h

he wanted to rebrand it. now, that's the clearest testimony you could possibly get from osama bin laden that trying to do this divisive thing, war on muslims, plays into the extremists hands. you have it from the man himself. so oh what more can you say? >> robin, i didn't know that before, that the bad guy of all bad guys said, this is the smart strategy from america. don't focus on islam, which will just stare up an east-west war, you'll lose, or it will never end. focus on the bad guys. barack obama not only talk that way but killed the one who rendered the opinion. >> yes, and the obama administration has tried to make that issue in the campaign. >> he had leon panetta there, using drones killing one after another. i don't see anything that justifies the word weak. jimmy carter, a horrendous failure, what's the point now? >> look, this is a particularly delicate moment. everyone is very concerned about what happens he will elsewhere in the islamic world. you've seen the protests extend to whether it's kas

. >> i thought they did a clever job especially on the last day of their convention in rebranding the democratic party as the party of patriotism and of strength. as we just saw, the republican party is a party of naivety, one that doesn't know how to deal with foreign policy. but what's more as biden said, they're doom criers. they don't trust america. they sell america short. >> why are they running two guys with no military backing, but with no real interest in foreign policy. neither has any interest about the world! because this was. >> because this was supposed to be about jobs, jobs, jobs! one thing the neo cons, who i dearly d lly despise, they don' to rise to the troops and i thought it was nice, honestly put, some -- it's a life in and out of the military. we're stuck there. >> going back decades, you had the wine berger doctrine and powell doctrine, but for the first time, we are focused and understanding the cost of war. >> the human, long-term cost. and what obama has done, he's made a real connection, you know, with the military and with veterans. his line about romney b

so i know one of the focus that's our group is currently trying to build an app(5a for i rebranding college as cool and possible. >> we think that the social layer is something people don't pay enough attention to. and that we are real life laboratory for efforts that can happen right now. >> so facebook turned its building into a laboratory. looking for a new way to get into college. >> people will remember this and they will remember this. >> reporter: while keeping things social. the gates foundation says it will accept apps suggestions through november 16th. it will give $30,000. 50 and $100,000 each to the winners. jessica? >> okay. sounds good. thank you. >>> he made the announcement on twitter. today governor brown made california the third state in the country to protect social media privacy. governor brown signed bills today to prevent companies and universities from asking for your social media or personal e-mail passwords. the legislature proved both bills in late august at the end of the 2012 legislative session. >> the governor also signed a bill that would stop landlords from

he wanted to rebrand it. now, that's the clearest testimony you could possibly get from osama bin laden that trying to do this divisive thing, war on muslims, plays into the extremists hands. you have it from the man himself. so oh what more can you say? >> robin, i didn't know that before, that the bad guy of all bad guys said, this is the smart strategy from america. don't focus on islam, which will just stare up an east-west war, you'll lose, or it will never end. focus on the bad guys. barack obama not only talk that way but killed the one who rendered the opinion. >> yes, and the obama administration has tried to make that issue in the campaign. >> he had leon panetta there, using drones killing one after another. i don't see anything that justifies the word weak. jimmy carter, a horrendous failure, what's the point now? >> look, this is a particularly delicate moment. everyone is very concerned about what happens he wielsewhere in islamic world. you've seen the protests extend to whether it's kashmere,

. >> they've done a clever job especially on the third last day of their convention in rebranding the democratic party of the party of patriotism and the party of strength. and as we just saw, the republican party is a party of nai naivete, a party that doesn't know how to deal with foreign policy. they're doom criers. they don't trust america. they sell america short. >> why are they running two guys not only with no military background but no interest in foreign policy. neither of those candidates has any curiosity or interest in the world, as far as i can tell. >> because this campaign was to be about jobs, jobs, jobs. >> one thing the neocons i despise, they love wars. they don't seem to realize there are troops, the people that come home. i think it was honestly put that some people are never healed. it's not a couple weeks in a military hospital. it's a life in and out of a military hospital or stuck there. >> going back decades, you had the wynnberger doctrine and powell doctrine. but for the first time we are focused and understanding the cost of war. bush was great at going t

and that's going to be the rebranding of the republican party that comes out in the next two years if mitt romney loses and no one necessarily knows how that's going to look like. >> luke, we don't call you the sage of capitol hill for nothing. what's your over/under on the democrats taking back the house? >> it's very difficult. you hear about this drive for 25. it's like the drive for 35, 40. while they definitely were able to rebenefit in redistricting in illinois and new york, blue dogs are extinct. you look at a place like north carolina, larry kissell, essentially stopped funding, pulled out all the ads for him. he's a moderate blue dog. those guys aren't going to be around. so i would say that the dems will gain some seats but to get the 35, 40 they would need to hand mrs. pelosi back the speaker gavel, very difficult. >> she would like it back. nbc's luke russert, coming in on his day off to enlighten us. thank you, my friend, as always. >> take care. be well. educate the nation. >> after the break following the arab spring last year, president obama addressed the united natio

, the candidate has officially dropped his disdain and contempt for half the country and today he's rebranding himself as a warrior for the 100%. and if mr. romney's campaign occasionally reminds you of a circus act, well, it's worth noting he's appearing at a museum that was named after and built by one of the original ringling brothers. but do you think the president is buying this new message? well, here he is a moment ago when he was asked at the univision forum about his thoughts on mitt romney 2.0. >> well, here is what i would say. first of all, i've been president now for almost four years, but the day i was elected, that night in grant park where i spoke to the country, i said 47% of the people didn't vote for me, but i have heard your voices, and i'm going to work just as hard for you as i did for those who did vote for me. that's how you have to operate as a president. i truly believe that. >> so there you have it. two dueling messages of unity fighting it out for the voters' approval. of course, there is still 47 days until they go -- the nation goes to the polls. that leaves plent

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but he's also become part of the rebranding of the royal family. touring the caribbean as the queen's ambassador. running with the fastest man on the planet. embracing world leaders. prince harry became, who knew, prince charming. >> her majesty extends her great wishes to you all and is sorry that she can't be here so you're stuck with me. don't worry, because every little thing is going to be all right. >> it's going to be all right, of course, is the hope as well in the second afghan tour. there's a difference this time. this time everybody knows he's there, including the people who would most like to claim his scalp. >>> mark, two quick questions out of this. number one, any connection between going on tour, even though he's always wanted to be there, and the scandal. >> the scandal, of course, is the obviously question and the palace has provided the obvious answer. they say it's been in the works a long time. it's not a direct result of las vegas and gives them another way of rationalizing it. a soldier about to go in the field blowing off st

." >> reporter: tuesday, "live" was rebranded to include his name. and this morning, ripa is hoping her new co-host will not only excite her faithful fans, but bring in some new ones, as well. >> men might have less shame in admitting that they watch. >> reporter: for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >> thank you, paula. >>> and, sam, you're heading uptown here to talk to the lucky, new duo. >> to talk to both of them. he's the greatest guy, by the way. and america picked him. it's an amazing thing. >> that's great. >> isn't it? it's just feel-good. >>> let's show this front. we do have more powerful thunderstorms popping up along this front. chicago, indianapolis, detroit, you're all involved in these storms. they've been going this morning. they'll be going again this afternoon. and kind of spotty throughout the day. what was isaac on the east coast pulls away. and in behind that front comes some cold air. watch these temperatures drop. denver goes down to the 70s. chicago does, too. dallas, you get into the 80s. it's a refr

. ♪ >> reporter: chain won't release sales figures, but calls the rebranding profitable. >> your apps will be right out. >> reporter: this woman is a regular at dinner with her brother. she came back after hours to give the late night a try. >> came here after 10:00 on wednesday for a girls night. pretty good, i must say. i enjoy it >> reporter: transformation comes as the stroller-pushing crowd goes home. the crowd goes home, the lights kick up and a restaurant is reimagined. >> i would definitely come again. this is my second thursday in a row. >> reporter: they have been doing the late-night scene in florida for a while, but this is now the national rollout, and this will be the real test. savannah, back to you. >> all right, janet shamlian, thank you. >>> coming up next, incredible video of a man standing on the edge of a spewing volcano. we're going to talk to him right after this. ♪ i'm on the edge of glory 100% juice blends are y with no added sugar. just one glass equals two servings of fruit. very "fruit-ritious." or try ocean spray light 50, with just 50 calories, a full s

. ♪ >> reporter: chain won't release sales figures, but calls the rebranding profitable. >> your apps will be right out. >> reporter: this woman is a regular at dinner with her brother. she came back after hours to give the late night a try. >> came here after 10:00 on wednesday for a girls night. pretty good, i must say. i enjoy it >> reporter: transformation comes as the stroller-pushing crowd goes home. the crowd goes home, the lights kick up and a restaurant is reimagined. >> i would definitely come again. this is my second thursday in a row. >> reporter: they have been doing the late-night scene in florida for a while, but this is now the national rollout, and this will be the real test. savannah, back to you. >> all right, janet shamlian, thank you. >>> coming up next, incredible video of a man standing on the edge of a spewing volcano. we're going to talk to him right after this. ♪ i'm on the edge of glory 100% juice blends are y with no added sugar. just one glass equals two servings of fruit. very "fruit-ritious." or try ocean spray light 50, with just 50 calories, a full s

but he's also become part of the rebranding of the royal family. touring the caribbean as the queen's ambassador running with the fastest man on the planet embracing world leaders. prince harry became, who knew, prince charming. >> her majesty has asked me to extend her wishes to you all and is sorry you can't be here, so you're stuck with me. but don't worry, because every little thing is going to be all right. is the >> reporter: it's going to be s well all right, of course in the . second afghan tour.ce this there's a difference this time.e e this time everybody knows he's people there. like t including the people who would most like to claim his scalp.t >> mark two quick questions. number one, is there any connection between going on he's alwa tour, even though he has always wanted to be there, and the ndal o scandal? >> well the scandal of course the is the obvious question. palace has and the palace has provided the obvious answer.swer. they say deployment like this has been in the works for a long time. it's not a direct result of las ult ve

. >> rebranded sharpton stage reverend sharpton you have been working hard on this issue. what are things that can be done? >> everybody should check their voting status and every mass gathering to push it to regard this if we agree degree the maximize turnout so while we fight laws we don't lose the voters. second, we need to organize their are groups now that will be at the polls to make sure they're not who to the extreme and used in a way that is not cited. last, it is very important the justice department has contested some especially those under the voting rights act of 65.

the ibm story is just -- i think it's one of the remarkable rebranding stories in american -- >> you know your ibm history. >> and i'm dead serious, it's a thrilling story -- >> it was a near death experience. >> it was a near death experience and they reinvented themselves. not a t of glitz, not a lot of glamor, theyidhing rig aneyw,he looked forward and, wow. >> lou and sam pamasano, it's a great story. >> we write all these stories, fools rush in and talk about all these horrible decisions that bmaortewi m story's a story that needs to be written about more. and number two, holding steady, she's been around for a while. >> she's come under fire. the company has not been firing onll cynderi s i t united states has not done so great, but globally it's big, and mika, she's been focusing on healthier foods. >> yeah. but they still make pepsi? >> yeah, they do. >> and you have meg whitman number three? >> that company has yet tourn ern b this is a huge job. >> huge job. she lost a lot of money running for governor in california. and number eight cheryl sandberg lost a lot of money just

you look at what they've done, seriously, they have completely rebranded mcdonald's over the past five years. >> it's now a healthy place to go. >> i'm not saying that. >> there are alternatives at least. if you want to go to mcdonald's, you can get a salad. >> with your mcrib. >> i've never met anyone who ordered the salad. >> that's where i run. >> they do exist. >> to go with your mcrib. >> i love america. >> you all are not this stupid, right? >> obviously everybody else hates america, so i'm going to turn it over now to willie. >> i would. >> a little funny as if people who are going to mcdonald's -- >> are going to be reading that. >> counting calories. >> you know what? >> it's really just paperwork. >> you guys want to apologize for america. go ahead. this apology tour continues, willie. >> change the way we eat in this country at some point. >> you're making me tired. can we sleep, willie? wake up, willie! willie, wake up! >> jim vandehai is here. >> big mac freak. >> jim, how you doing, man? >> doing well. how are you? >> we've been talking about mitt romney, tough week. firs