new york times you know the new york times bill keller one of the top people there during wiki leaks he admitted that he was taking direction from the federal government on what wiki leaks material could be published and could not be published during the bush administration the new york times had a story before the two thousand and four of action that the bush administration had spied on many americans through warrantless wiretaps which was a clear violation of federal law and the new york times was asked by the bush administration hold death's door and they held it for all for more than a year it didn't come out so late in two thousand and five so it's part of this collusion you know the u.s. media like to lecture the rest of the world about the need for a free press and how the state should not control the media but when it comes to national security in our country there is all too much collusion between the elite media outlets like the new york times the washington post time magazine n.p.r. there is too much collusion between these institutions these press institutions and the ins

fourth and came into the new trends a transit center. we will have transit systems from around the region, including high-speed and future rail. we are also designed to accommodate amtrak if the decision were made to bring amtrak back into san francisco. just to give you a sense of how to import neck-and-neck to the is for the city and the region's economic vitality. just in the half mile radius are on the new transit center, there are over 180,000 jobs compared with the half mile radius are on the current terminus of about 19,000 jobs, about a tenfold difference. that's why it's important to bring cal train and high-speed rail into the heart of downtown. with that, we will turn to the video and then josh will give a presentation on the details and i will come back a little bit later to talk about the 5.4 acre roof top park. ♪ [inaudible] on the street level, buses will be incomplete the weather protected areas. primary entry to the transit center -- on the street level at the west and of the terminal, there is additional circulation a

the mission plaza leads into the grand hall on the ground level of the new transit center. it is a very light and open space which welcomes the public to the regional and state wide transit system. it features a floor designed by a san francisco artist and incorporates a comic images of california poppies. it serves as an ascetic feature and element of the building's structure. from the bus back levels, passengers will be greeted by permanent sine installation. buses and amtrak shuttle buses will operate in this light and modern facility. the vision is a safe, efficient, convenient, seamless station surrounded by the densest and a most beautiful urban neighborhood in the bay area. this vibrant new neighborhood will include seven residential towers within the trans bay redevelopment area. this redevelopment not only helps fund the new transit center, it brings a new neighborhood south of market street to life. once that temporary terminal closes, the site will be transformed into a 1 acre park and 762 new residential units by the resident -- by the redevelopment agency. this

the new ids. it requires that all of those hundreds of thousands of people are going to have transportation and access to the department of transportation offices in philadelphia where you can get these new ids. i should perhaps note here that pennsylvania has the lowest proportion of government workers to state population of any state in the country. i should note that 13 of the state's transportation offices where you can get the ids are open only one day a week. nine pennsylvania counties don't even have one of these offices at all. and perhaps most pressingly, the whole rationale for the judge keeping the law in place requires that the hundreds of thousands of legal voter pennsylvania residents will know in advance that they have to do all of this in time to get it done before the election. they have to complete the paperwork, have their id issued to them in time to vote. there is an education effort under way to inform feel about it. the contract for the job of educating pennsylvanians on the

i find for myself the more i read the new testament, in fact the better jew i become. >> the jewish annotated new testament is one of several new projects urging jews especially to take a new look at jesus. bestselling author rabbi shmuley boteach's latest book is called "kosher jesus." that notion, he says, is a radical departure from what he learned as a child. >> when i grew up, jesus' name, his very name, was off limits. jesus was seen as the archenemy of the jewish people. he was really seen as an apostate and traitor to his people. >> boteach believes the time is ripe for a new paradigm. >> we can't ignore the 600-pound gorilla in the room, which is jesus. christians and jews come together, and they can never mention jesus. christians are afraid of offending the jews, the jews are uncomfortable with the mention of jesus. >> growing up in a predominantly roman catholic neighborhood in massachusetts, levine had the impression that the christianity of her friends was just a different form of her family's judaism. and then she heard otherwise. >> when i was in second grade, a little girl ac

party is the publisher like the new york times exactly it's dan ellsberg is to bradley manning as the new york times is too. much. so i think that. there's no way that he can. have an impartial trial in sweden but quite apart from that i think i'm very concerned that there's sort of national pressure on britain and on sweden by the u.s. there's some evidence of this interim creek has a really good investigative citizen journalist has document a lot of the seventh's that demonstrates that the intent is to extradite a sauna to us and then have him be the highest profile you know journalist in guantanamo and. you know where where you go from there people have been there for ten years without charge or trial and i think that that's not just to silence him again i think it's also to send a message to anyone else who might leak you know compromising or embarrassing or problematic material about the united states government earlier this year you threw your support behind a class action lawsuit filed against us president barack obama and his defense secretary over the national defense authori

the world outside the new orleans need to learn more about new orleans. all of us as committee members of the to the greater new orleans area contribute to creating this culture that i think people from the -- from around the country have a lot to learn from. everyone has been fighting through hurricane katrina and the bp disaster and still fighting to keep this disaster alive. i came into journalism in a different way. i did not go to journalism school. used to work as a union organizer and a move to new orleans a few years before hurricane katrina. when it happened, i was living in the tremaine neighborhood -- treme neighborhood. is that better? thank you, sorry. and evacuating a few days after the storm. when i evacuate it, what i saw really affected me to this day which was the way many people were being treated upon evacuation, especially african- americans from new orleans. i went through the evacuate camp at 1-10 and when i got outside the city and saw how the city was being treated in the media and how the people were being depicted in the media,

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the good news is, it was only heat related. he is going to be okay. that's the good news. also, josh morgan is coming to the heat as well. the d.c. native expected to return to action soon. meanwhile, the players relishing the fact no more two- a-days and they can see their families. players and coaches took extra time signing autographs and taking pictures with fans. there is brian with those fans. barry and mr. aracpo giving us a recap of the dawg days of summer. >> i think we have practices 99% of the time. he will let us know, but for the most part, he was happy. >> i think they have been working together as one. make sure we have a good season. >> chris will not have a good season and he won't have any season at all. the nose guard injured his knee yesterday in practice. mike shanahan told reporters after practice today, it is the dreaded acl. too bad for him. professional at professional athletes like to hang out with one another. from anondale, virginia. certainly knows football, but he halls always been a fan of redskins football. he loves rg3. >> it's been a while

west of me in new orleans, the plaquemines parish, which is south of new orleans, the levees, some are actually just earthen levees, so big mounds of dirt and ground. the water has risen so much and the wind is blowing that water, the water is up and over some of the levees and coming into some of the neighborhoods, flooding some homes. that's the latest i've heard in that area. no levee has been broken yet, and no levee has been busted open. no breaching. just overtopping of levees. the levees are still holding, but the big concern not only from new orleans and points eastward here across the mississippi coast and gulfport is the relentless wind and the rain. again, the rain could last well into tomorrow morning. and the wind also is going to stay in that tropical storm force gusts well into thursday. we're trying to batten down the hatches and weather the storm. u.s. 90 behind me has been closed because of the storm surge, the seawall and the ocean or the mississippi sound is already up to that seawall, and high tide is about four hours from now. so we're expecting a higher surge her

now they are among the worst with the new budget cuts. of course, my university is being privatized. all of the higher education is being privatized. all through the uc system. how do you run a modern state with tax cuts? we resort to desperate, back last november, we were asked to vote to make four indian casinos in san diego county pony up money. i thought this was a joke. they voted to do it. now, the governor proposes to borrow against future revenues. how did they deal with these social problems when the economic problems were far worse than what we can imagine today? this is from larry halprin's. and it has these quotes from roosevelt on the wall. he said in one of his talks to the people, "the test is not whether we have more, it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little". it's a different philosophy than that which we have become used to. what i am going to show you is a lost civilization. it's a strange place. and yet, it becomes oddly familiar after a while because we built it and use it every day without knowin

the good news they are saying this. but the bad news, nothing is going to change. the new york time social security a liberal institution and the net works are liberal institutions and they don't care frankly what i say or what you say, bill. they don't care what most of you all. what their customers, their own customers, the american people say and they don't care what the renegades in their own organization says. >> people watching us. what do i care about the new york times. it is it a liberal paper so what abc or cbs is lib ramp. i with the wall street journal and fox news channel and places on the internet and talk radio, what do i care what they think. and you say? >> that's all good, that's all good. but the new york times has a lot of power in this country not because so many people read the actul paper, but because they set the agenda for the net works and the first thing, you were at cbs and you were at abc also first thing they do in the morning is they open the new york times and stee what they have to cover that day. that is important. new york times s

tackle for the new york giants. will the real marcus thomas stand up. that's not him. >> here's the real marcus thomas. the guy in his madden profile hasn't played since 2009. >>> coming up next, "the pulse," this morning. lindsay lohan and that jewelry case we told you about yesterday. could there be even more trouble? >>> and prince harry, new details about that party in vegas. were drugs involved? stay with us. i don't spend money on gasoline. i don't have to use gas. i am probably going to the gas station about once a month. drive around town all the time doing errands and never ever have to fill up gas in the city. i very rarely put gas in my chevy volt. last time i was at a gas station was about...i would say... two months ago. the last time i went to the gas station must have been about three months ago. i go to the gas station such a small amount that i forget how to put gas in my car. ♪ that i forget how to put gas in my car. mid-grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling h

on the new collaborative economy. we're interested in it because it has aspects that have piqued our interest, about hoour environment, how to improve life for more people, how to make an expensive city more affordable to more people, how to utilize the strengths of the city as a great tourist city. how we can get more folks to come and experience the wonders of the city. maybe they will make their stake here. these panel members have decided to make their stake here. they risked reputation, may be small amounts of money. if they had a lot of money, they may not have had to start this. they have also done it for the right reasons. they want to experience the city in a different way, but one that is in the tradition of san francisco and is reflective of mine, welcoming more people to share in the economy. hopefully the right reasons will create more jobs and get more entrepreneurs involved. i have often said this can be the city for the 100%. everybody can have a chance to fulfill their dreams and make sure they can ha

we all know the tragedy in new orleans. the storm surge and winds was pounding this area and almost leveled whole blocks in this coastal region. i am standing about 18-feet above sea level. there was 10, 11 feet of water above me when katrina came onshore. so this area prone to storm surge. we are set up across the street from the gulf of mexico, because we know the storm surge forecast is a 6-12 foot storm surge. farther off to the right, that is the port of gulfport mississippi, completely evacuated tonight. they finished their preparations yesterday. that port completely demolished seven years ago because of katrina. they just reopened a year ago. all the cranes have been moves away. locals around here were rushing their preparations last night. so far this morning, the weather can be described as every now and then, a couple of light rain showers. more like a breezy day. we have not seen the heavy rain yet with isaac. we haven't seen the strong winds yet with isaac. again, as the sun comes up, weather goes downhill. aga

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and bulk of the new hospital. also before you, a plan to create the special used district. the new special use district will make amendments to the planning code to accommodate the bulk of the new building. it also bring the outpatient center closer into compliance with the planning code. almost all hospital buildings require some special consideration for bulk. the proposed zoning amendments will allow hospital medical center use in excess of 35 feet tall. the general plan and planning code amendments are recommended unanimously. i would be happy to answer any questions. supervisor chiu: let me ask if the leadership of chinese hospital -- if anyone would like to speak on behalf of the hospital. >> thank you. >> i am the chief operating officer at chinese hospital. i also have documents for you as well. good afternoon, supervisors. i would like to thank the planning department staff in particular. as supervisor chiu mentioned, chinese hospital is a community- owned nonprofit organization that has provided this ser

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the 10:00 news. for now, reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> napa state hospital, another worker has been attacked by a patient and this attack comes just days after workers started wearing a new safety alarm system around their necks. we were there when those new alarms were first introduced earlier this week. rob roth is back and tells us why it seems no one wants to wear them. rob. >> frank, just this past monday, we came here to napa state hospital to report on worker's concerns over a new safety device they say poses a danger to them. now workers say what happened here last evening proves what they have been saying. it happened on one of the units inside this psychiatric hospital. this psychologist said the patient punch add technician in the face. the patient began pulling on the laniard. >> they pulled it on either side. >> help quickly arrived and the technician was not seriously injured. administration issued a statement saying it broke off his design, w

the problem is it's not the product of keller and the new york times, it's the product of wikileaks. how frightening is this? >> i don't think it's frightening, i think it's the pointer organization alluded to this week. it's important when you look things that purport to be from the new york times, "the washington post" or rush limbaugh, that you check to see whether or not it actually is. there were so many, so many indications that this was not genuine. and everybody missed it, including a reporter for the new york times. >> it should be pointed out that wikileaks doesn't, well, is not happy with the times because wikileaks is not able to transact business, they want the times to get on their band wagon. but, how do we know, you know, when stuff like that appears, how do we know that it's real? i mean, well, for me, even before i had read sort of the controversy, i just looked at the url on the times story and said opinion-new york times.com and to me, people who understand the internet, that's a dead give away it's not a real article and is a fabrication and i guess they caught i

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the effects of the landfall look to be south of new orleans or over new orleans and just to the right of that is the worst conditions. this is going to be a slow-moving storm. landfall tuesday afternoon. then by wednesday afternoon, the storm is just barely north of new orleans. veronica, this will be a long-duration event with strong winds, a ton of rain, and unfortunately storm surge. >> like you said, we better keep our fingers crossed. >> even at cat 1 this could be significant. >>> who won this weekend at the box office and who looks like a loser again in love? plus like it or not, believe it or not, she is a mom. your "first look" at entertainment is straight ahead. why should saturday night have all the fun? get two times the points on dining in restaurants, with chase sapphire preferred. music: "make someone happy" music: "make someone happy" ♪it's so important to make someone happy.♪ it's so important to make someone happy.♪ ♪make just one heart to heart you - you sing to♪ ♪one smile that cheers you ♪one face that lights when it nears you.♪ ♪and you will be

manning as the new york times is too. much . and so i think that. there is no way that he can. have an impartial trial in sweden but quite apart from that i think i'm very concerned that there's sort of national pressure on britain and on sweden by the u.s. there's some evidence of this interim creek who's a really good investigative citizen journalist has document a lot of the seventh that demonstrates that the intent is to extradite a sauna to us and then have him be the highest profile you know journalist in guantanamo and. you know where where you go from there people have been there for ten years without charge or trial and i think that that's not just to silence him again i think it's also to send a message to anyone else who might leak you know compromising or embarrassing or problematic material about the united states government earlier this year you threw your support behind a class action lawsuit filed against us president barack obama and his defense secretary over the national defense authorization act when y

watch video and the news. this is a lesson learned for them. they are constantly evaluating our security situation. they're looking at ways to breach it. >> reporter: while the federal government requires airports across the country to secure their perimeters, it's up to the airports themselves to decide how best to do that. in new york the port authority says it has called for an expedited review of the incident egg mcmuffin. >> gabby. her gold medal gymnastics and star personality have made her an advertiser's dream. >> we have book deals. movie deals, consumer products. >> she estimates -- definitely looking forward to moving out to l.a. >> he is rumored to be in talks for a reality tv show. >> the world's best female swimmer 17-year-old missy franklin always said she wanted to keep swimming in college which mns turning down potentially millions. >> for right now i still believe that swimming in college is what will make me the happiest girl but we'll have to sit down and talk about that. >> reporter: her p

>> jon: the people of new orleans -- >> don't ever go here. >> jon: the people of new orleans -- the people of new orleans as they were getting through this hurricane -- >> didn't seem to mind last night. >> jon: settle down. [cheers] >> jon: the people of new orleans. what do they think of sarah palin? what's their feeling? how are they -- how are they coping? >> when we -- when we start tape, we'll tell the audience and then -- >> jon: this is all live, baby. this is beautiful. this is news. i think beauty is in the eye of the beholder. what are we going to find out about sarah palin? i heard -- and this might not be true -- she is made up of discarded organs from cadavers. is that true? it just came out today. >> it must be nice, jon, to have a little liberal salon. [laughter] [applause] >> jon: there goes all the interview preparation in one tiny pile. >> as i keep will itting you, putting my reporter hat -- as i keep telling you, putting my reporter hat on, those of us in the real news business, jon, we've got pressures you won't know about. >> jon: you will be in st. paul all w

as the damaged rails are removed, you can see the new being put into place. the ntsb will also be interviewing the three member crew that included an engineer and training. that there was trouble in the airline of the breaks. >> return to developing story in prince george's county. police have named the second suspect and a high-speed chase with an officer killed. brad bell has the details. monday afternoon, a whole events which led to the tragic death of a young police officer began when the officer responded to a gas station with reports of two to break into cars. they follow those people onto of speed.high rate away and thegot police crash. police identified the stolen car. they found a very early morning in the district of columbia. one of the suspects appeared at car and had teas and got in and he was arrested quickly. his name is kenneth mitchell, 24-year-old. police found out the name of the suspect who was caught on security cameras at the gas station in laurel. his name is tayvon neil. they come to the streets last night trying to find that suspect t

the president announced the new rules in june. they apply to illegal immigrants under age 31 who came to the u.s. before they were 16 and have lived here at least five years. they also must be high school graduates or in school or have served in the military, they cannot have serious criminal records. president obama said it's the right thing to do but the ice agents involved in this new lawsuit say the new program is forcing them to break the law and puts them in a horrible position. doug mckelway with the news live from washington. doug? >> yeah, jon, the head of the union representing these ice agents believes that he and the other nine agents who put their names on this lawsuit are risking their careers but they felt they had no other option. >> make no mistake, we fully anticipate that this administration is going to come down on them like a sledge hammer. >> the 10 ice agents are specifically will challenging the june 15th drerkive from secretary of homeland security janet napolitano that they believe forces them to choose b

some take it less new orleans, some take the eye to the east. this is important because the storm surge, the flood that comes with this, on the east side, so if it passes to the left of new orleans, if it goes to the east it will be not quite as bad. if you go to the gulf coast region, it will come on shore and cause tremendous amounts of flooding, i think, down to the south. there will pick up anywhere from 10 to 20 inches of rain. here at home, some rain showers possible early this morning. i think the sunshine will break out early today. the high temperature right around 80 degrees. it is very nice for us. the overnight low temperatures will probably dip into the fifties. the 84 with sunshine, wednesday, thursday, friday, and then over the weekend, it goes to isaac. unfortunately, we will be impacted by the storm. >> hotels are posed to break-in $10 billion in surcharges and fees. the number of hotels charging for fitness centers and internet access is on the rise. nearly 25% charge internet access. according to the new york times, students a

that is the good news. but they are hoping the holiday season will make the profits look a little bit healthier at tiffany. year to date it is down five-6%. i guess this is going to be a good day for tiffany, nonetheless. it's a decent day for the market. not much movement did i want to point out the material sector is dragging once again today. they are all down today. you can see the arrows. trading activity is pretty flat and narrow. dennis, back to you. dennis: hurts and dollar thrifty are getting hitched. entering a 2.3 billion-dollar merger. beth, tell us first, often you will see a stock go down when they make an offer. both companies are up today. >> yes. good afternoon. the deal makes a lot of sense for both hertz and dollar 50. they now combined will make a good run at avis who controls both segments of the market. they deal very favorably. now hertz get a very strong foothold into the leisure market. dennis: of 11%. the obama administration is taking a hard line. they stopped at&t from being allo

employees have new offices, the ditition has a shiny new kitchen. a place where she can hold classes on he wouldy cooking. >> i'm blown away by the space. we've been talking about it and thinking about it and visualizing for so long and now we're here. >> the 37 million dollar operation is the brain child of lin brantley spear heading the efforts for a new building one which she believeless assist in getting nutritious food to the huns of thousands of needy people in the area. >> it's really surreal. almost like is this really happening? it's truly a sacred place. >> she is especially pleased that it's paid for in full so donation which is come in will aid in more food going out to the hungry. >> haven't paid those parking ticket that is you've racked up in the district? why you'd better pay up or that money could be taken without your consent. still ahead total recall or is it totally worth your money? art has the answer coming up. >> the weather center watching some storms over central ohio how will they impact our weather for the day tomorrow? >>

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it is the first new school for the county since 2009. flora singer was a holiday cast survivor who became a foreign language teacher in montgomery county public schools. own then, over in the paint branch area, high school students will be returning to i fully modernized school building. so it is is aically the old exterior of the building but everything else inside it we're told will be brand-new. $80million put into that. all of the school construction eligible for lead certification. we'll see a lot of amazing things in terms of like geothermal heating and cooling. everyone looking into environmental design whether they put new money into schools. at rockville high school and swat kinds mill high school, there will be a new program to advance rigorous studies for students there. it is called the international baccalaureate career related program. only 19 schools in the country are authorized to offer this program. two of those are in montgomery county. the school system is very excited about that. and as far as people heading back on

the big story across the country is in new orleans. we've got reporter melinda spaulding there right now. how has the evening been going there for you? we lost melinda it looks like. >> reporter: we've got a little bit of a break. we consider this a break at this point compared to what we've experienced the last day and past couple days here. about 300,000 people are without power in this area right now as we speak. as isaac came in, the level of recovery here depends on whether or not you live inside or outside the flood protection zone. [ singing ] >> reporter: tonight the good times are beginning to roll again in the french quarter. hurricane isaac forced most businesses and restaurants to shut down. one day later a line forms for the only place serving a hot meal. >> i said no matter what, no matter how big this hurricane, how bad this hurricane is going to be, we're not going to close. >> reporter: earlier today a different scene outside of the city of new orleans and outside of the improved levee protection zone. at the top of th

the publisher like the new york times exactly dan ellsberg is to bradley manning as the new york times is too. much. so i think that. there's no way that he can. i have an impartial trial in sweden but quite apart from that i think i'm very concerned that there's sort of national pressure on britain and on sweden by the us there's some evidence of this interim creek and so really good investigative citizen journalist has document a lot of the seventh that demonstrates that the intent is to extradite a saunter to us and then have him be the highest profile you know journalist in guantanamo and you know where where do you go from there are people in there for ten years without charge or trial and i think that that's not just to silence him again i think it's also to send a message to anyone else who might leak you know compromising or embarrassing or problematic material about the united states government earlier this year you threw your support behind a class action lawsuit filed against us president barack obama and his defense secretary over the national defense authorization act when

behind the laughs are plenty of these. >> late tonight the real for representing the new owner told us their intent is to restore the building and keep the comedy club possibly under the same name. mr. shonay will likely be moving on. alan wang, abc7 news. >> alan, thank you. >>> still to come, apple gets into the buy back business. what you need to know before you get rid of your old iphone. >> and the surprising trick a fast-food chain is accused of doing to speed up its employees. >> and the new bill that will make you think twice about texting and driving. >> coming up on "nightline" we continue to chase isaac. it is a monster storm that wreaks havac on the gulf coast leaving entire neighborhoods underwater. and my co anchor has the latest on paul ryan's biggest >>> a new apple recycling program appeared on its web store offering to buy up old iphones for credit. leslie brinkley looks at what they are rolling out and why. >> $345 worth of apple store credit for a year old iphone? yep. there is always a trade in deal to be had, and now you can swap your old iphone or mac or ipad to

show about the newspaper business which was like the new york times it's called the news room and the number one guy. trying to figure out what to do about this massive story breaking in the gulf and second by second by second by not a single person mentions twitter ok so that right there you realize that the writer of that show sorkin the guy from the west wing has been living in a bubble for the last fifteen years and has not really stepped outside of his bungalow in. so you know these mainstream liberal new york times op ed writers are pathetically out of touch and within the rubric of the new york times bubble machine of out of touch ness of course you've got paul krugman you've got thomas friedman who's if you were to parse you know matt taibbi did a fantastic job parsing the letters thomas friedman editorial it's completely so contradictory and makes absolutely no sense but it's great if you're you know trying to get all of your opinions from inside a warped fortune cookie written by some guy just drop massive tabs of acid yes but finally on this you know bill keller's all caps

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that is the good news. rob fladeboe spoke with experts in about what this string of earthquakes means. >> when you have al lot of love as about the same floodlit trees, lieutenant to call >> this seismology adderroll on or recurring lightning down is. if house has to the civil have rehearsed quite warm air cohabit in half and when that is an indication that there are fluids. we tended to have swarms in areas like this. how >> even the dogs and he's one of the more than 200 recent of weeks. the white dots indicate over as squids. the area has been hit by similar accords warms most recently in 2005. >> the magnitude 5 or perhaps after some us and it's a for the of quake cracked behalf. when you have 11 and about the same magnitude, we tend to call the as warmth. they are all or creeks and now potentially have their own aftershock sequence all. they are all doing the same thing. >> he says there's nothing to suggest that this one is an indication of a larger earthquake to come but he says it is nonetheless a r

for the most part new orleans passed the most important post katrina test. we will talk to the mayor about what went right and what went wrong. and about last night, in tampa mitt romney's big moment. a more personal side of the candidate than audiences have seen before but did clint eastwood's opening act steal the show? eastwood's opening act steal the show? "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. what a couple days it's been, from the gop convention to the hurricane here along the gulf coast, and so after wrapping up our convention coverage we wanted to come here to new orleans to check on what the storm did and did not do to the city and region starting with this number. about 500,000 people here in louisiana are going to be heading into another night tonight without power. the storm hit hard. it moved slow and came to stay. it's still a big weather system and there's still a lot of suffering and standing water from here through mississippi and alabama. our team is here and in place. we want to start ton

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it's not a total news blackout because the "new york times," the "the washington post," to their credit. and fox news did cover it what earnst and young, a respected organization says is that if barack obama gets his way and if taxes go up on the so-called rich, 710,000 jobs. will be killed off. >> bill: i don't know how you get it down to 710,000 jobs. >> they're accountants. that's all they do is do numbers. >> bill: t could be 707,000. maybe 12,000. >> okay. how about about 700,000 jobs. >> bill: the backup is the most fascinating to me. i don't understand why cbs, nbc and abc wouldn't cover it because the backup is very fascinating which is why i said to ms. omero who doesn't care with all due respect. hundred thousand business owners would have under the new tax the rich plan have their taxes go up. 900,000. that's a lot of business owners right there they are going up. pass the cost on to the consumer, higher prices. >> or fire somebody they are not going to say we will take less profit because a lot of them are not even making profit in the recession. that's number one. go ahead.

that's "the new york times" reporter. she's screaming trying to yell a question when she's in a holy place. i mean i don't think they understand where they are. if you take england and you take israel and poland and you take you see exactly what mitt romney did and how these political reporters said that they were gaffes, each one of them is not that big of gaffe. when mitt romney says it's disconcerting that the news reports of the security situation in england and he's the guy who ran the salt lake city olympics? >> he may have been rit about that -- >> that's an expert saying -- he was reiterating the news, erin. he wasn't giving an opinion other than says these news reports are disconcerting and the british media went crazy. >> don't you think he wanted it? just being honest that he would like the headlines to be different. presidential mitt delivers moving speech? >> of course. that goes back to my point. that when you take political reporters who really don't understand these issues, that's what you get. politics. l

the school system opens with more than 600 new teachers in place and the debut of the new george washington carver center for arts and technology in towson. this school is considered one of the finest arts and technology magnet schools in the country. it's known for its unique curriculum and academic programs and advanced placement opportunities. the old carver will house stoneleigh elementary students. we have two new schools opening. we are told that school starts at 7:30 this morning, pretty soon in more than 2 hours, we will see students making their way in to the building here. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> latest on a police involved shooting happened in south baltimore. it happened over the weekend on maizeel near west point elementary school. police released the name of the suspect. charges are pending against mitcher. the suspect shot in the leg by the police. >>> a argument in southwest baltimore leads to a stabbing death. police were called to a cutting. officers found 33 year old carington inside a home, pronounced dead at shock trauma. police have a person of interest they ar

the new york times is too. much. and so i think that. there is no way that he can. have an impartial trial in sweden but quite apart from that i think i'm very concerned that there's sort of national pressure on britain and on sweden by the u.s. there's some evidence of this interim creek it's a really good investigative citizen journalist has document a lot of the seventh that demonstrates that the intent is to extradite a song to us and then have him be the highest profile. journalist in guantanamo and. you know where where you go from there people have been there for ten years without charge or trial and i think that that's not just to silence him again i think it's also to send a message to anyone else who might leak you know compromising or embarrassing or problematic material about the united states government earlier this year you threw your support behind a class action lawsuit filed against us president barack obama and his defense secretary over the national defense authorization act when you were rep

the same stock that hit new high after new high after new high. and following them turned out to be a great way to make money. even as the bears claimed endlessly that the bull market was false and couldn't be trusted. listening to the bears caused to you miss out on one of the greatest rallies in history. i got to keep you from ever doing that again. obviously the rally is the exception than the rule. generally speaking things that have worked well continue to work well. now i'm not saying that you can chase stocks that are hitting their highs because they'll keep going higher. i'm sure some of you will no doubt qualify that's what i'm saying. i'm sure some of you will pick only for that. listen, this is subtle. i am not a bozo the clown offering a bozo behavior! i'm saying that if you want to identify stocks that will be winners in the future, looking at the biggest winners of the present has tended to be a pretty good place to start looking. that's the thing about the market. it's not always that hard to play once you understand there's often m

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