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that's his big, big strength. also, he has the best line of the campaign, where he says, so far i think for therepublicans, which is, i'm going to get up every day and t to make washington as incoequential in your lives as i can, and that's a message that resonates with republican primary voters. now, this is a big challenge for him wednesday, though, because the question is, with all of that behind him, he has rocketed up in public attention. now, does he have the staying power to thator is he going to make mistakes that knock h back down? >>ark minnon, you framed this fight on the republican side as only you can do, with "happy days" references. for those who might be, you know, under 30 watching right now, that was a fairly successful television program. how do you see perry versus romney? >> well, i see it as a race between arthur fonz rellie and ritchie cunningham, and i think we remember o ritchie cunningham is. perry has taken off because he is giving voice to the anger and the heat in the republican primar

>> this period of extremely rapid expansion tt starts off the big bang or comes before the big bang, leaves the universe very, very smooth but not perfectly smooth. it has slight differences in density from place to place. they are very, very slight. they are like the slight in dennitations on an almost perfectly sphere call ball, just a little tiny wrinkles on the surface but it turns out that is all it takes in the billions of years the universe has evolved to produce galaxies and clusters of galaxies and all the big structures we see in the universe. >> does the wrinkle prove that there were other possible big bangs elsewhere? >> it doesn't prove it. but if you try to understand where it could have come from, then the theory does lead you to believe there could be many, many b bangs. >> can any religion conform to your understanding of the universe? >> well, there is an interesting correspondence we mention in our book between the more than picture of how the universe began -- modern -- and the ideas we develop in the middle ages by a certain group of jews, it's called kabala, whi

used to waves this big here or strong. this surfer was surprised but pleased. >> wasn't expecting it to be as big as it is. it's nice. some guys got tubes. so pretty nice out here at stinson. >> long-time stinson visitor is still amazed what he has seep today. >> the waves this afternoon were the biggest waves have seen, and i've been coming out here for 15 years, 25 years maybe. >> the life gord says the with s have come in as high as ten feet high. today their smaller. >> sets between three and six feet, the face of the wave coming in can be maybe a little larger than that, up to seven feet. >> while this great for surfers-it can be lethal for swimmers. the waves are remnant from a storm off new zealand last week. is arrived just in time for the labor day weekend. the big waves don't come in consecutivety. there's sometimes a gap of 10-20 minute busy of big set comes in. >> somebody sees it's call. they'll try to make it beyond the break, and if a big set comes in, they can be in danger because they're not sure it's comi

traffic issues are always a big concern for us in the district. aside from that, we also know that there really does need to be more improvements in the muni system. we are served primarily by a few rail lines and bus lines, and much like other districts who have been impacted by different service changes across the years, we have seen, for example, early turn back in our district, and we are working to resolve that issue. for many people, being let out at sunset boulevard is simply not acceptable when you have many more blocks to go before the end of the line. there is definitely big rooms for improvement with transportation in our district. >> what about crime in your district? how do you think the police department is doing, and how do you think the city is doing in general with respect to crime? supervisor chu: i know we have been acting chief at this moment and the police commission is working to try to find an individual who can step in and lead the department. we know there are many things going in the right direction with the police depart

they spend their time getting big checks from big special interests. it's the special interests, jon, who write the tax code. you can't read it, it doesn't work for america, it hurts jobs, we give them away, they're being stolen by unfair trade and nobody does anything. you know why? corporations have never made more money than they are right now. they wrote the tax code and they really don't give a damn about the rest of america. (cheers and applause). >> jon: sir, i'm going to say this right now. i'm going say this right now. i don't think that's a message that will resonate. (laughter) >> well, here's what i've done, jon. i know... i know you want to make fun of me. >> jon: no, i don't! here's what is upsetting to me. everyone seems to agree that we have failed the country process wise. >> yes. >> jon: that corruption has found its way systematically into the political process. there's not a guy up on that stage that probably wouldn't say "oh, yeah, there's too much money in this." but what is it that has calcified it in this system? >> they haven't

and it's not some big liberal high tax plan. one fact shows that. it has somewhere between half a trillion and three quarters of a trillion less in revenue increases than the bipartisan bowls simpson commission plan and the gang of six plan, both of which had republican senators endorsing them. >> ifill: what do you think about it? >> i think the president's plan is in two parts. last week he talked about what he wanted to do to get the economy going. there were elements in there that i likeded. >> ifill: the job speech. >> the job speech. the focus on training. today was politics. it's not really economics. i think everyone understood what the president was doing today. you could see from his demeanor on the piece before, it was politics. he's kicking off his re-election campaign. it kind of puts a bit of a pall over his very useful speech i thought from last week. >> ifill: class warfare? >> it's not a surprise that the president is going back to that and saying let's tax millionaires and all that. there's a lot of tax increases. look, we have to

just politicians sounding the drums of war the american people are fed up as well as they get to the big apple where main street is trying to occupy wall street plus the use of social media in this case seem to be more chatter than action hardware square the financial district was not there. and it's a meeting of the mind taking place right now in new york city the sixty sixth session of the united nations general assembly the big question will the organization accepts the palestinian bid for statehood we'll explore some of the struggles facing those living in the prospect. it's monday september nineteenth five pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for you're watching our team well start off with a close look at the economy president obama laid out a plan today that if passed could save the country more than three trillion dollars over the next decade this is on top of the one trillion and spending cuts that the president signed into law last month closed that feeling to be among the ideas some cuts to medicare and medicaid changes to the entire tax code and letting the bush era tax cuts e

politicians sounding the drums of war the american people are fed up as well we'll take you to the big apple where main street is trying to occupy wall street but the use of social media in this case seemed to be more chatter of an actual target years where the financial district was not. and at the meeting of the minds taking place right now in the new york city the sixty sixth annual question of the united nations general assembly the big question will the organization accept the palestinian bid for statehood and will for some of the struggles facing those living in the west bank. is monday september nineteenth seven pm in washington d.c. i'm christine friends out there watching our team well let's start off with a closer look at the economy this evening president obama earlier today laid out a plan that if passed would save the country more than three trillion dollars over the next decade this is on top of the one trillion dollars in spending cuts that the president already signed into law last month post debt ceiling debate now among the i. some const to medicare and medicaid chang

not that big of earthquake. there have been -- within that area probably 30 earthquakes over the last three decades of magnitude three or greater. >> while there is no immediate french a larger earthquake, today's epicenter was near a major fault which could trigther next big one. kron 4's reggie kumar is live and spoke to a seismologist about the possibility of the smaller quakes leading to a much larger one. >> reporter: he says the bay area's next bick earthquake will strike along the hayward fault. >> the 7 fault systems are capable of 7 or larger earthquakes and the combined probabilities of the whole group of them having an earthquake is 65% chance in the next 30 years. 28% of that total chance is on the hayward fault, hayward rogers creek fault system. almost likely to occur at any of the six other faults. close to that. >> reporter: he says thursday's largest earthquake, 3.3 was deep. 9.5 miles below the earth's service. >> we seen this in the past a few decades. earthquakes deeper like that. they are fi

it is downright fog will tell you more about that in a minute big warmup today is gonna be even nicer along the water. today will be toasting no mistake about at dillon was patched it dense fog this a look of our satellite mapping out. a this is the look of temperatures for later on this afternoon . and this is a look of your seven day forecast we're expecting of hot weather to continue for today's today and to more than we will have a gradual cool down >> we're not tracking and we are looking at somewhat early back up in the cash lanes no incidents to report. sometimes we can have a larger back up. >> 25,000 a. have destroyed homes in a texas born these firefighters are on their knees with a hose trying to contain the flames 500 homes have burned and 5000 people have had to evacuate. this person is watching from a safe distance as firefighters tried to get control of the blaze hope. the winds from tropical storm lee have also helped this fire and fanadvance hot. >> time now 607 and we will take a quick break we take a look at the james lick freeway. we're in for a record hot day toda

this is a big fire we will get these. it's hard for us to get around in a disaster from the streetcars and trolley buses stop, no electricity. we have the above groundwater system. it was invented years ago by our fire chiefs this is what saved the marina the boat pumping the water out put the fires out in the marina. you want to stop, look, listen and think. you size up the situation this is what we do in the fire department. you look at it. is it a little fire. a candle burning. do i get the fire extinguisher. is it a big fire can i put it out. >> it would cover the area the size of a table. anything bigger or high are than your head it's too big for you to put out with an extinguisher. wait until everybody is out. it's best to work in pairs. make sure you are the last one out of the room. do not lock it. avoid smoke and gases. cover your mouth and nose with a towel or sheet or dry cloth. if you have a jacket, if there is a flame on the way out put clothes on or wrap yourself in a blanket the layer of clothing will give

that's his big, big strength. also, he has the best line of the campaign, where he says, so far i think for therepublicans, which is, i'm going to get up every day and t to make washington as incoequential in your lives as i can, and that's a message that resonates with republican primary voters. now, this is a big challenge for him wednesday, though, because the question is, with all of that behind him, he has rocketed up in public attention. now, does he have the staying power to thator is he going to make mistakes that knock h back down? >>ark minnon, you framed this fight on the republican side as only you can do, with "happy days" references. for those who might be, you know, under 30 watching right now, that was a fairly successful television program. how do you see perry versus romney? >> well, i see it as a race between arthur fonz rellie and ritchie cunningham, and i think we remember o ritchie cunningham is. perry has taken off because he is giving voice to the anger and the heat in the republican primar

for the big cities in the east, it's the middle of the day. you will go to work and temperatures will be warm. later on it will be windy, dry, you'll probably even want to roll the windows up. >>> good news this morning in oklahoma and texas, rain to report. enjoying that around lubbock and a amarillo. a chilly morning for new minneapolis and chicago. not warming it up much either. look at the temperatures in the east. we'll be at our highs early today then temperatures drop later today. it will stay beautiful and cool in much areases of east all weekend long. should be enjoyable. >>> euro fears ease, oil tumbles and a childhood favorite gets a makeover. your "first look" at this morning's business headlines straight ahead. >>> coming up, the phillies clinch and the dodgers' clayton kershaw seeks revenge. an airline's job, is to take you from where you are... to where you need to be. and we're not just talking about points on a map. with a more intuitive delta website and mobile app... and the most wifi equipped planes. we let you be everywher

so that'll be a big challenge. on the republican side, the person that i would like to see get the nomination, i'm in a front about this, i'm not supposed to root for one candidate or another, but it's the government of indiana, i like him because he's 5 ft.'6",w to the ground, in touch with people, you have to be down there. i think he's been in an extremely effective governor at a time when state budgets have ballooned and gone up 40% state after state. in indiana, the debt has gone down 40%. at the same time, a lot of programs that republican matter have been improved. even wait times at the department of motor vehicle have dropped from 60 minutes to 8 minutes. i think he's been effective government. i think the government that the republicans would do well to counterprogram against the graceful, elegant and brilliant democrat that may not be charismatic, but knows how to run things. i think the other two are mitt romney and tim pawlenty. managers, i'm less enamored. pawlenty was a good governor, but i haven't s

kahuna, the big thing, is the bush tax cuts. that's the big deal in the debt and the deficit. those morally catastrophic bush tax cuts. one of the main architects, particularly the 2003 cuts was this gentlemen here, chief economic advisor glenn hubbard. he's known as the guy that brought us the 2003, ignore the two wars, tax cuts. after leaving the white house in 2003, glenn hubbard moved into the private sector. at the time wall street was starting a game of gambling with risk. they were lumping mortgages together, then selling them to each other and making big profits for themselves along the way. the risk any one person would pay back a loan was divorced as risk itself was monitorized and sold and resold in an increasingly complex but increasingly insane anti-common sense game that drove the housing bubble, of course, and that made wall street very rich. who was one of the great champions of that game? glenn hubbard. hubbard teamed up with chief economists at goldman sachs to write about how wall street's new gain was enhanci

it's a big lift for obama. he has to go big. >> thank you all. appreciate your time. >>> reminder, the republican presidential debate, the reagan library right here on msnbc next wednesday, 8:00 p.m., and join us thursday, 7:00 eastern, for the president's big jobs speech. >>> coming up, no doubt president obama has an uphill path to re-election, but the white house is looking to two former presidents who won despite awful economic times. fdr and ronald reagan. that's ahead. >>> you're watching "hardball." only on msnbc. [ female announcer ] it's a pad like no other. always infinity. while most pads contain fluff, always infinity is made with a revolutionary material, infinicel, that forms to your body and absorbs up to 60% more than kotex regular ultra thin. always infinity. when you switch your car insurance to esurance. i could save 'em 522 smackers. you talkin' dough? bread. benjamins? scratch. greenbacks. moolah. cheddar... simoleons! don't try to out-save me. [ female announcer ] any way you say it, $522 is the average amount saved by peopl

>> big story there. absolutely, we'll be covering that all morning. >>> and bull's eye, the archer aiming for a place in the guinness book of world records. while overcoming up believable odds along the way. if this man can do what he does, we should all be climbing mt. everest. >> it's trite, but where there's a will, there's a way. this guy is living proof. >>> before all of that, it is a day of mourning in afghanistan. a top leader is assassinated just steps before the u.s. embassy. >> deadly questions about whether afghan security forces are up for the task. more on the latest blow to the peace process from kabul. >> reporter: burhanuddin rabbani thought he was meeting a man with a message from taliban. while at home he thought he was meeting a man with a message directly from taliban leaders. the message was so important he was escorted in without security checks. he did deliver a message, just not the one that rabbani expected. this man put explosives inside his turban, says an aide. he put his hea

is this just another big bank being a big bully? we will ask the tough questions at 7:00. see you then. >>> she is accused of killing her own grandchild. there is video of the act. but will it be enough to convict carmelo de la rosa. ♪ ...there are no sick days. ♪ vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu symptoms. [ snoring ] [ indistinct talking on tv ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold...medicine. ♪ >>> some terrifying moments at a florida elementary school. this is from a police dashboard camera during drop off. a 6-year-old's leg was wedged in the engine compartment. the first responder lifted the car and freed the boy. he is expected to make a full recovery. >>> a bile board in georgia is prompting lots of calls to 911. the advertisement for out book's wood fired stakes is smoking and has people calling because they think there is a fire. they dispatch fire trucks to investigate the smoke that was not a big deal. >>> a real incident involving a japa

the surfers weren't used to riding waves this big or strong. ben was surprised to see this kind of action. >> i wasn't expecting it to get as big as it is but it is about shoulders. some guys just got tubed a few minutes ago. pretty nice here at stinson. >> long time stinson visitor, steve, is still amazed. >> the biggest waves i've seen and i've been coming out here 15, 25 years maybe. >> the life guard said the waves have come in as high as 10 feet high the last few days. >> anywhere between three and six feet. the face of the wave can be maybe a little larger, up to seven feet. >> while this is great for many surfers, it can be lethal for swimmers who brave the water. the water is 589 degrees. this is remnants of a storm off new zealand last week. it is arriving at the california coast in time of the big weekend. the waves don't come in consecutively. the danger is there is sometimes a gap of 10 to 20 minutes before another big set comes in. >> if somebody sees it looks reasonably calm they will try to make their way far out beyond the break

this morning, republicans made a point of saying you've got a big obama supporter, a big supporter in solyndra. the loan was fast tracked after obama took office and there were objections under the bush administration. democrats tried to unwind thal investigation saying the loan was applied for under the bush administration and okayed under the bush administration. and that there were only some questions that needed to be filled in before approved after obama took over. the real meat of the hearing in washington, d.c. is going to take place later. probably next week. and the chief financial officer and chief economic officers due to testify and democrats and republicans want to know why they were told everybody was going to be fine and a month later declared bankruptcy. now getting $535 million back is going to be a problem. >> we heard you talking about how members of the committee are saying that solyndra applied in 2006 and so does the bush administration sign off? >> they did up to a point. right before george bush left office, a committee advising the loan said we've got question

i'm charging the big picture. let's give them a hard break. and . well. we never got the shows here for keeping safe get ready because freedom. for. fear. i did sign for tides tool time award and tonight it goes to break you over at fox news now brit was on bill o'reilly's show last night to discuss obama's deficit reduction plan and as you can imagine the g.o.p. and the mouthpiece for the g.o.p. aka fox news well they're not so happy about obama's plans to raise taxes on those who make over a million dollars a year and they really just hate it when democrats talk about paying their fair share this week listen to british humor below discussing the plan. you take from people who have you take it from them they believe that's moral that's right yeah they do they believe that that's the way to have a more just and more level of more just society more level playing field more equitable. circumstances a country where you limit the solution income inequality which to which to democrats and liberals is a big problem and sometimes it can appear that the democrats

long we are talking big picture here, the very big picture, the globally big picture, is this. when wall street imploded at the end of the bush presidency and our financial system collapsed because of its own malfee sans because wall street made themselves rich playing insane clown casino with other people's money, when that came crashing down, we were able to keep this country out of great depression. but not out of the massive recession from which we have not yet recovered. and the way we kept ourselves out of that great depression was by rescuing wall street. which means that we do still have a financial system in this country. we do still have a banking is system. it didn't exactly fix the problem that got us there in the first place, nor did it stop the repercussions of that collapse that we barely lived through in 2008. in the big, big global picture right now is the next rep repercussion, the next thing about to collapse is europe. europe is a third of the world's entire economy. right now european banks and european countries are going through the same sort of trauma we

so that'll be a big challenge. on the republican side, the person that i would like to see get the nomination, i'm in a front about this, i'm not supposed to root for one candidate or another, but it's the government of indiana, i like him because he's 5 ft.'6",w to the ground, in touch with people, you have to be down there. i think he's been in an extremely effective governor at a time when state budgets have ballooned and gone up 40% state after state. in indiana, the debt has gone down 40%. at the same time, a lot of programs that republican matter have been improved. even wait times at the department of motor vehicle have dropped from 60 minutes to 8 minutes. i think he's been effective government. i think the government that the republicans would do well to counterprogram against the graceful, elegant and brilliant democrat that may not be charismatic, but knows how to run things. i think the other two are mitt romney and tim pawlenty. managers, i'm less enamored. pawlenty was a good governor, but i haven't s

you don't want the big cape over the big dress or skirt. just looks like you're wearing a moo-moo. this is a shop, chic look. >> ladies, one last look here. great job. what do we have to look forward to next time around? >> spring. >> lots of prints. for now this is what it's about. >> enjoy the look. thank you so much. i love the look of fall already. >>> coming up in "today's kitchen" guilt free p >>> in "tooled's kitchen" what's for dinner? guilt-free low calorie pizza. here is arianna, the contributing chef for "prevention" magazine. good to see but >> good morning, al. >> this is pretty simple. >> it is pretty simple. really quick the dough, here is one we already have finished. >> this is a whole wheat dough? >> whole wheat. everybody loves pizza but let's put a healthy twist. >> just because it's whole wheat it's not lower calories? >> just a little bit. >> every little bit helps. >> it's the trust, we're going to roll a dough so after you have your dough, you cut it into four and put it in its own little bowl and freeze them. >> great. >> which is great, pull them out at an

banks." >> when did these big banks first coming to charlotte? >> it sort of a long history of why these banks grew up in north carolina. the first big reason was in the early 1800s banks across the state were allowed to branch and have multiple branches around the state which you couldn't do in a lot of different states. the bank started getting a little bit bigger than maybe some of their peers around the country. the first with a bank was actually in winston-salem, wachovia. in overtime the bank started getting bigger, looking to get outside of north carolina and the banks in charlotte really started going to wachovia. the typical for north korea national bank which became bank of america, and other big bank was union national became the first union. those became the two big banks and charred and were sort of competing with each other, doing deals, making acquisitions to a lot of the regulations about going outside of state boundaries eventually came down and they get bigger and bigger. now we have bank of america is the biggest bank in the co

that is a big one. there was a two-unit building where a tax was built -- a deck was built without a permit to be used as a recreational deck, but on the building plans that were approved by the department of building inspection, there were the -- there was the deck shown. the railings on the plan around the surface of this roof deck -- there was a staircase to get up to this, but there was no -- so we had a problem because the building inspection that was done for the sale of the property by the buyer indicated that, well, this cannot be permitted roof deck. in digging around a little bit more, we found that to be true. this is a two-unit building that the buyer intended to apply for a condominium conversion that some point in the near future. that was a big deal for them. what they found out in their search was they would have to remove what was there or find a way to add a second means of egress. that was a $10,000 problem. >> i think any to chip in your. things have changed about second means of red

today on the big picture. three. three. three. three. you. feel for your media. feel sorry. hires a report let's twist again. this year we're we're doing the twist max this is operation twist i'm going to show you what operation twist is ok ben bernanke. ninety i've got a. i've got a monkey i got some chop sticks. some twigs and dice yeah this is apparently operation twist the max tell us more headline reads operation twist fails to reinsure investors. back somehow all this stuff did not. impress investors but the fed is filling ben bernanke he is failing at his job and providing price stability and wage wage debility in america and he's trying to turn as you point out junk into something that will provide collateral for a banking system that's collapsing and the market is saying we recognize that you're a fool and we're crashing well this quote comes from alan blinder a professor at princeton university in the as a former vice chairman of the fed and he said through operation twist bringing he is throwing sticks and stones and peashooters and b.b. guns and whatever he's got

city was 85 and you can have a big difference. santa cruz was 87, fog starts to come back thursday and friday and with your weekend always in view it will be cooler as we get more high low end clouds. >>> despite standard end porers credit union, south court rhea -- south korea, shows the days being finished down. opening for the dow and the nasdaq, they were all lower yesterday, not huge losses but the dow jones industrial average starts 11401. apple reaped a new record, they reached the highest level ever $414 per share and that makes them the most valuable count in the world. they are worth almost as much as two of its begger competers. >>> stop right now, it is a natural event happening in the oceans right now and why this could also make you sick. >>> and making san francisco more bike friendly. . >>> good morning, if you are driving on the bay bridge right now, traffic looks good getting into san francisco, another one straight ahead. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the

back home for the big time population struggling with multiculturalism. ok kevin minutes with more normal day stories right now they max and stacey about looking into how. the battle for america's problems go away. i'm max kaiser this is a guy has a report i'm stacy herbert cares parents shoots raining cats yanna drug uro's who is running smack them actually baby face. because it's all if you ask me dollars we're printing only u.s. dollars the swiss national bank is printing dollars the european central bank is printing dollars the bank of japan is printing dollars and the whole world is happy europe's debt crisis problems central banks to provide dollar liquidity max everybody's happy why would they need dollars well if it was like two thousand and eight they would need dollars to unwind all those derivative contracts they've used to foist financial oppression on the world that's correct because the unit of fraud in the global financial system is conducted in which currency the u.s. dollar that's correct and that's why everybody needs u.s. dollars at the

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pre-crisis the country's ultra rich were buying into this new level of privilege and luxury big time and it seems the good times are returning traffic is back to two thousand and seven levels and analysts expect it to grow by ten percent annually with its past distances pool roads and underdeveloped commercial infrastructure russia is tailor made for private aviation. in the last year alone the number of billionaires in russia went from sixty to over one hundred and then we look at the ultra high networks that also use airplanes for the overall industry at large that increase by fourteen percent year over year so we see the growth prospects in russia very good throughout europe middle east now for but equally as good as any to put country in the recent tragic accidents can point to all the areas of potential growth the need to update or replace obsolete costs but what is still happening in the industry is the lack of proper legislation i think is russian aviation business matures you're going to see a lot more legislation drop and we have seen very positive signs in the last year tha

charge is a big. well the fact is though this evening we've talked about the economy about political corruption i want to talk about another thing that so many lawmakers and people in positions of power seem to be focused on and that is saggy pants it's not a new trend but a whole lot of new laws are being proposed and even passed to try to change the trend in florida state senator gary settling was at a florida school just a few days ago helping out two hundred belts to high school boys so they would pull their pants up and get this billie joe armstrong the front man of green day was kicked off his flight last week for sagging his pants too low and he is not the only one i decided to take a look at the trend and the measures some are taking to get people to pull their pants up. in most urban neighborhoods across america this is a familiar sight. like this that is basically this you know enough t.v. cécile to be just my close calls money so yeah you have a show you. put on this u.s. airways flight a

big exotic snakes being found with relatively alarming frequency in places where big exotic snakes should not necessarily be. >> now that this 12-foot, 100-pound anaconda was found and captured, curled up in a storm drain next to that pond, it seems to be the one with the appetite for water fowl. >> i ain't really afraid of snakes, but that was a big snake. it would have easily ate a 100-pound dog, which i've got two dogs. >> yes, it's not just pythons turning up in florida. neighborhoods, ponds and things. it's also -- it's not just pythons. it's also anacondas. what you are looking at here is three police officers battling a 14 1/2-foot, 200-pound african rock python spotted near a florida apartment complex. the african rock python is the largest snake in africa. they eat stuff like goats, warthogs and crocodiles. and they eat those things whole. so this is a job that exists in america now, wrangling exotic invasive species snakes. trapping snakes. removing snakes from places where snakes should not be. as you might imagine, it's not necessarily a safe job. according to the humane socie

>> the october 4th. >> and are you publishing a big run? >> fairly big. also doing about a 10-15 city tour. we are expecting work to do a lot of events that could press coverage. >> pamela maccoll, want to ask about the book beacon, the out clauses. >> a constitutional law professor. this book he really delves into the lesser-known clauses in the constitution, more curious causes and provisions that a lot of even legal scholars don't necessarily know a lot about. >> okay. in my hand here, michael brodsky, a clear history of the united states. >> a professor at dartmouth and a longtime scholar. we have just come out with this book which is doing very well. i think a lot of media coverage. it looks at over 500 years of a history in the united states. argues that it is not separate from american history because there were involved in so many important events in american history. >> i also want to ask about j michaelson is book. i don't know if you can see it on the side wall. >> spring of 2012. he really looks at the way -- he pushes back against the notion,

the big cities did okay. the flood walls held for the most part, especially here in wom wilkes-barre. we got with the downtown, had a couple of feet of water through the middle of it. the river heights will slowly drop. so all of the damage has been done. from here on out, we watch the weather levels go out that hopefully over the weekend, people inspect their properties and see how bad it was. river flood warnings, some of the smaller rivers outside in northern jersey. cat skills, flood warning, albany. also hartford. many areas got soaked from irene. this put us over the top. thankfully, this right here is hurricane katia. that's some of the rain bands. that stayed offshore. i can't imagine what would happen if that moved off of the east coast. thankfully that stayed offshore. we don't think any other tropical systems are heading our way. we have two other schls. nate and maria the two we have to worry about. yesterday there was a slight chancee this could move to the northern gulf. now thinking that's not

it's a big world. libya is a big country. most people don't realize, it's actually the biggest country in africa with the smallest population or one of the smallest populations. so there's a lot of places to hide. i think, you know, i've said consistently i don't believe he will surrender. that part i think i have a strong sense of. he's a real revolutionary. he's not a bureaucrat. he's a soldier. he will try to go down fighting or escape in some kind of mysterious way. but whether they can really find one man in all of libya, if he's even still in libya, and i think he still is, it's a big country. >> "the new york times," a front page story today raising a question i think could be asked about many of the countries going through these dramatic changes in the region. that is as the old power gets kicked out or leaves, what comes in next? "the new york times" reporting there are growing concerns that radical islamists are the best organized forces in libya and therefore could have disproportionate influence. a concern there a

all about the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour a recent leak on the site wiki leaks shows disturbing evidence of a massacre of iraqi would women and children in the hands of u.s. soldiers so it was incident be the straw that breaks the american wars camel's back and later dick cheney got five draft or permits blog started wars as a word for that i'll share with you in tonight's guilty. so much for shock and awe a new wiki leaks release details shock and horror in iraq one of the latest leaked state department cables alleges that back during bush's presidency in two thousand and six u.s. troops executed at least ten iraqi civilians including five children and four women and then called in an airstrike to destroy the evidence at the time bush's military officials denied the incident but as wiki leaks release shows a un special investigator uncovered evidence to the contrary noting that more reports showed that all the victims were handcuffed and shot in the head execution style investigator philip alstom research rights and. cable us troops enter the house and cu

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how the world of big money in politics it was from the inside here's our report now from washington on why this was such an eye opener. the governments don't rule the world goldman sachs rules the world it was the comment heard around the world one that generated widespread reaction from papers and pundits alike we appreciate your candor however it doesn't help the rest of us does it but instead of talking about the comment itself most everybody at least not to shoot the messenger alessio responding crisis forbes calls him a psychopath c.n. b.c. suggests it might be a hoax new york magazine wonders if it is a hoax or perhaps our worst nightmare well regardless of our intentions the bigger question has been largely ignored was he wrong about the power of goldman sachs and why was everyone so shocked after all right here at r t in our studios we've had several guests bona fide traders even former goldman sachs employees who have said the very same thing washington is not the biggest player in this the global bankers are the biggest players the global hedge fund managers that's where the

for big government and he's talking about these fantasies of the left wing of burning banks. neglecting to the fact that alex shaffer mentioned in his own interview that it's not about people burning down the banks but the banks burning the infrastructure of our banking system of burning our money and destroying our money and also the other thing he points out he alludes to the fact that because the police visited alex shaffer this is proof that he's anti-capitalist and kept on pointing out that the police visited alex schieffer to discuss this art that was so disturbing and reminded me of a story that pablo picasso's told about his famous our work guernica guernica being of course the town boss country spain which was carpet bombed by the italians and germans at the behest of the fascists and spaying a few years later he's in paris and he's visited by the nazi occupying officers and pointing to a poster of guernica the nazi officer said did you do that pablo picasso responded no you did it part while that is american banking fascist or does a collaborator with american banki

economy is a big concern investors are more focused on the a european economy >> what's happened with breeze is are gonna be a default and european banks and spill over to the rest of the european market. >> your best gotten the message and the need to do something quickly the snowball is starting to pick up as it is rolling downhill >> investment experts says look for more volatility in the next week in a couple of weeks companies will start reporting earnings and that would calmed things downbea. >> they're looking for a camp set up after a woman was killed around 5:30 a.m. sunday morning a honda was struck a second time by taxin. it is an older model ford can or rust with severe front-end damage >> in san clara man was killed in a wheelchair- bound and happened around 1:00 a.m. sunday morning he was dragged 300 ft. police are still working on a vehicle description and it would have a damage at the front end and windshield incumbent >> another man and a will share was struck and killed this is a 52 year-old david, he was on his way home when he was hit by a new model lexus henbit th

all the big names from both sides are here. michelle bachmann, governor huntsman and senator santorum. congressman andrews and paul ryan, governor nikki haley. but first to house majority whip kevin mccarthy. what did you think of the jobs speech? >> pretty political. seemed like the stimulus plan with stuff added in. kind of vague, no real specifics. a lot of times he told us we had to pass the plan. >> greta: he said that 17 times we counted. anything in the plan that you like and that you could live with and you think is a good idea? >> free trade agreements. >> greta: what is the hold up? >> the president has to call. >> greta: why wouldn't he do that? >> there's union issues that he felt needed to be stronger that has been holding up the whole time many we believe it is a good opportunity. you heard the president say it lets america be more competitive. we are not waiting we want to move 'em. we want american products sold at lower prices in other countries and let us compete. >> greta: anything else he said you could live

there is also a big rig involved. you will see slow traffic approaching because people are slowing down to take a look at the emergency vehicles. this is near the infineon turnoff. highway 137 at 121. >>> very happy friday. inland temps will be warm to hot. really tough forecast. there is a lot of fog there. 60s and very low 70s. by the coast and thick fog also right on the golden gate bridge we have seen that. it looks to be the fog filling in. it looks like the san mateo coast is mostly fog free. fog is snicking its way around. it's really solid on the san is a cruz coastline. mostly solid on the marin and sonoma coast. inland temps it won't matter. we will be in the 80s and 90s. some of the lows are all over the place with 40s and 60s. this does look like the warmest day of the week though as we head toward friday cooling trends will take us into saturday and sunday. it will be nice but not as warm as today. nice to warm. the fog will work its way back in. some of the higher elevations are very worm. there is more

big difference. you have something like 22,000 separate inventory items in this warehouse. >> yes. >> that is hard to keep track of. how do you manage your inventory? >> we try to put it inside the computer. >> try. >> and keep my mind clear so try to remember it. more than 22,000 items but still not enough. >> not enough, people ask for stuff you don't have? >> yes, other items. >> we have a question if you're replacing an older switch or receptacle and the wiring is not color-coded, how do you know which is the hot wire, which is the neutral, or does it even matter? >> for a switch, you have the hot wire and you have the switch length. for a single-volt switch, it doesn't matter. if you're talking about a recent kl, it's extremely important to determine which they are and terminate them on the proper receptacle. it's extremely common for our inspectors to find a reverse polarity and rekept kl with open ground. it's a surprising common occurrence in our daily inspection procedure. if the conductors

. >>> and television gold, who were the big winners in last >>> and television gold, who were the big winners in last night's prime time emmy awards? captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with a tragic air crash. federal investigators are combing the nebraska crash site where nine people were killed friday when a stunt plane crashed into a crowd of spectators. stunning new video taken by a spectator shows the tragedy as it happened. officials say they've already recovered key flight data and what could be an inflight video from the wreckage. nbc's jay gray has our report. >> reporter: as investigators continue sifting through the wreckage in reno, they've located clues that could ultimately help to explain the tragedy. >> there was a camera identified, video camera. fragments were found, memory cards have been identified. all of those will be going to the laboratory in d.c. to determine if they have any video images from the actual aircraft. >> n