adam: thank you very much.

adam: ford? >> i would rather listen to him 100 times over than debbie wasserman schultz try to defy gravity with her ridiculous logic. >> at least eastwood thing was disaster. adam: in bridge, they say trumped. thanks for joining us. the voters will decide the outcome on november 6:00. >> thanks. adam: think about it, there is a lot of uncertainty in the economy. we already hit on a potential spike in oil if something happens dressic in the middle east. with the election looming no one is sure what will happen with taxes or health care in november. small businesses are in a holding pattern. not sure to whether though can make a move to increase hiring or spending in the next year. we have the ceo and founder of full contact, a company in colorado. he joins us to talk about business and ways business can try to move forward. appreciate you being with us. you're pretty bullish on the economy. what i hear from other business owners they're not bullish. why are you so optimistic? >> what i'm seeing

. >> neil: adam? >> i almost completely disagree, we're talking politics here and talking about speeches and so, when i listen to president obama's speech thursday night, i heard him say things like we believe in capitalism, we believe in business. >> yeah, i believe in capitalism and i'll believe in eating vegetables, do you think i do? >> yes, i do. >> neil: okay. >> your children, i know you've made a persuasive case, they don't want to eat their vegetables. but here is the point that i'm driving toward. that where i think sandra is missing the political point is that there is this sense in the country, including with the small business people that the big businesses are out to get them. i'm not advocating that position, i think that's an effective political point for the democrats, and that's what the president was trying to accomplish politically. >> listen, neither side is looking for major cuts in the welfare state. obviously, obama wants to grow it exponentially. i thought what was fascinating

about adams morgan. good to see you. >> i'm glad to be here. >> reporter: we're glad to be back. 34 years going strong. what's happening this year? >> basically a cultural festival. it's our 34th year. on the colomboian stage we have a grammy nominated artist, and the kids' fair. what we're really asking people to see and do is experience adams morgan again. the wider sidewalks, the beautiful new street scapes. we have lots of existing businesses and lots of new businesses. excellent shopping and dining. >> reporter: why do you think adams morgan all of a sudden is having this rebirth? i know there was the street scape project, that was obviously on purpose. but why are new businesses drawn here? >> they like the cultural diversity and neighborhood housing. and it comes in all sizes. small, tiny spaces, larger spaces. and there's a lot of general diversity with all different cultures represented here in food, music, art, dance, and we have a lot of venues that offer music as well. >> reporter: we're gett

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whereas deputy city attorney sheryl adams has served as general counsel since 2005 during which time she's consistently demonstrated her grasp of the law as well as her dignified public presence, whereas she's always had the difficult task of working with 11 public officials when do not always disagree and occasionally remind her that many of them are also attorneys. whereas despite the challenges of her new role at head of the trial team ms. adams is sure to be relieved that certain supervisors and aids will no longer call her in evenings and weekends. whereas deputy city attorney adams has demonstrated incredible capacity to answer the same questions over and over often from the same individuals and whereas she knows she will no longer have to decide if an amendment is substantive or not let it be resolved in recognition of her years of service to the legislative branch of the government, the board of supervisors does hereby proclaim september 4, 2012 to be sheryl adams day in san francisco. congratulations, sheryl. >> [applause.] >> president chiu: i know there are a couple of fol

adam. gas taxes don't pay for our military, period. >> neil: but there are a lot of people, retirees who did pay, did pay to the system and i understand where you're coming from. and gary, back to you on this notion of what do we do now? i'm the not here to offend our retirees or offend our soldiers and had a productive working lifetime and gave to uncle sam. we're looking at a pretty big pot and still pissing the money away and we've got to address that. when we rule out half the tax base, short of just doubling, trippling taxes on the rich, i don't know are you go. >> neil, raising taxes is not going to cure the problem. you can raise taxes to 100%. what is it going to do for people? government has spent trillions of dollars the last few decades on poverty, it's a sin how many kids are in poverty, a sin how many people are in food stamps. the got to change the structure. there's got to be incentives for work and job. >> gary-- >> all of this talk, hold on one second. all of this talk abou

being adam. he does that. - maybe the reason i'm not doing well is because i'm not doing anything creative, and that's, like, the only thing i'm good at is, like, helping out with music stuff, and-- - you're good at burning coffee. very few people can do that, you know, with these things. i mean, they--they pretty much go on their own, i think. listen, tomorrow, when the tri-tones come up for their session, why don't you come into the booth, and i'll show you the ropes. - no, you don't have to do that-- - yeah, start your apprenticeship. well, i know i don't have to do that. i don't have to do anything. i own half of this dump, believe it or not. - [giggles] - i would like you to come up to the booth, and i would like you to be my apprentice, 'cause i'd like to kick back and watch you do some of the work, 'cause adam's not learnin', okay? - great, yeah. thank you. - okay. and let this thing with adam just roll off your back. he's crazy, okay, and he goes through these little moods, but i'm sure i

adam greenburg. and i thought wow, he is only 28, 29 years old. we can't let this moment pass, this window of opportunity. >> i wonder, adam, how will you be at bat, marlins, tuesday, and not have tears in your eyes. i mean, how will you be able to concentrate on that moment? will you be thinking about what happened years ago? will you be thinking about, you know, your fitness and training and readiness. can you tell me what you might be feeling? >> yeah, here is the one thing that i want to make very clear. this campaign, and this at-bat is a success already. so the result of what happens on tuesday, it is one at-bat. but obviously it is working with so many people, showing the power of the human spirit and the power of perseverance, but you can't do it alone, you need support. and i didn't ask for it. certainly, i didn't know matt, he was not a relative, an agent, nothing, just a passionate baseball fan and person. so all of those emotions, i'm getting to kind of relive and talk about it and share

adam? >> thank you, tom. adam, i'm the project director in the office of workforce development, i wanted to add a couple of piece from the city side, we saw this as a tremendously successful event, we were concerned with a number of elements from transportation, getting to and from, from accessibility, from waste management, sustainability, a number of pieces that the city's had responsibility, on all fronts and we debriefed all our safety personnel, police, fire, from our local district supervisors to our meeting representatives, it was considered very successful, the number of spectators there on the greens, we had very positive press both from the sailing community x the non-sailing community, we had two back to back articles in the chronicle praising us, so you all know how rare that is in san francisco, we were able to pilot some of the projects including the 47 limited [inaudible] which is a precursor to bus rapid transit and to test some to have strategies we hope to test in three weeks, so if we could

obviously we don't, look. >> neil: what do you think, adam. >> great point. i don't -- i don't think it's obvious, dagen made a good point that you can't be certain that we haven't gotten a return on our investment. there has been relative stability in the middle east over the many years of this foreign aid. i'm not saying stability and. >> neil: adam, wouldn't fault stability, but wasn't for mubarak, the days running egypt the understanding he was oppressing people and we glossed over that, he was playing to our interests. >> neil. >> neil: and i'm wondering a slam either way and what financial interest is served by our trying to buy their love. >> so, neil, i'm not against withdrawing the foreign aid. i don't think we should do it tomorrow based on these awful things that happened last week. if we want to pull it back over the next several years and decide it's not working, let's have a calm-- >> and how many more people do they have to kill to think about it, how many more people do they have to kill. >> it not about that, that doesn't mean that we don't h

adam decided this was what he could control. he could control his articles of clothing, his canteen. this was his way of saying, i have some control over my own destiny. >> okay. can i do something without you getting upset? >> what's that? >> these socks. i'm not really sure why i did it. i just thought, well, what would happen if i did move your socks? you're in prison. you're in danger every day. how long can you leave these socks like that? >> i don't like that at all. >> i'm not exactly sure why i decided to challenge adam. i think i was just trying to make him see that whether his socks were here or folded this way or that way, it wasn't really going to alter his life, so again i picked up one of the t-shirts and kind of put it down haphazardly. how about this? >> yeah, that's not cool either. >> why? >> the label needs to be facing up. >> why? you know it's your shirt. you know your name. >> it just does. i don't know. it's like i couldn't explain why i have empty boxes in there, either. i just need to have them because i

i started telling her the story of adam greenberg. i thought he's only 28, 29 years old, we can't let this moment pass, this window of opportunity. >> i wonder, adam, how are you going to be at bat marlins tuesday and not have tears in your eyes? how are you going to be able to concentrate on that moment? will you be thinking about what happened years ago? will you be thinking about your fitness, yr training, your readiness? can you tell me what you might be feeling? >> yeah. here is the one thing that i want to make very clear, this campaign and this at-bat is a success already. the result of what happens on tuesday, it's one at-bat, showing the power of the human spirit, the power of perseverance and just staying positive and not letting yourself stay down. you can't do it alone. you need support. i didn't ask for it certainly. i didn't know matt from a hole in the wall. he wasn't a friend of mine, a relative, an agent, nothing. he's just a genuinely nice guy, passionate baseball fan and passionate person. all those emotions i'm get

unable to keep >> reporter: a severe head injury left adam unable to keep his balance or follow the ball. enter this baseball fanatic, who remembered that 92 miles an hour fastball, and a statistic held by no other major leaguer. >> out of the many who played major league baseball he is the only one to have his career end on the first pitch. and that is just not right. >> reporter: it all reminded matt of "field of dreams" and moonlight graham, who regretted playing only one game. >> i never got to bat in the major leagues, i would have liked that chance, just once. >> reporter: it took adam a while, but he overcame the hand-eye coordination. today he is hitting like he once did. but time is no friend when it comes to professional sports. >> scouts wouldn't look at you when you're 31, will they? >> they look at you in a different light. >> reporter: so together, fan and player created an on-line campaign to get adam another chance. who saw that? the very team that had thrown the ball that had injured him. this morning on "today" the miami marlins offered a second chance. >> well, ad

. >> commissioner willie adams? >> >> comment on executive session? no one is here. item 4, executive session. >> so moved. >> second. >> executive session [kwr-efrpbs/] legal counsel regarding existing litigat should we reconvene in open session? >> open session. >> please be advised that the [r-epg/]ing of cell phones, pagers an similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting and please be advised the chair may order the removal of anyone roresponsible for the ringing of or use of a cell phone, pager or other similar sound-producing electronic device. please be advised that a member of public has up to 3 minute tosses make pertinent public comments on each agenda item unless the port commission adopts a shorter period on any item. item 7a, executive director's report. >> good afternoon, commissioners and members of public ander port staff, i would like to start today by welcoming our newest commission. it gives me great honor to introduce to you all of you willie adams, our commissioner here at the end it, appointed by mayor lee and con fi

. >> adam scott. and music from everclear. >> i am proud to accept your nomination for president of the united states. thank you. united states. thank you. >> "ji >> jimmy, i'm been moving to ask you, can i get some time off? >> jimmy: why? >> i think i'm going to win the ford fusion nascar contest on random acts of fusion.com. >> jimmy: i didn't understand any of that. what would you win? >> tickets to a race, v.i.p. access -- >> jimmy: v.i.p. access? >> and a ride around the track with trevor bayne. >> jimmy: i don't know, guillermo. i really need you here at the show. who would read the teleprompter? what would you do if you were in my shoes? >> let's switch and i'll show you. >> jimmy: okay, all right. let's switch seats. >> all right, here. put this on. so, you're going to be me and i'm going to be you, okay? >> jimmy: okay. all right. >> so, guillermo, i hear you want some time off to win the ford fusion nascar contest. >> jimmy: si. >> how -- how would you put yourself into my shoes? >> jimmy:

please say hello to adam devine. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: adam, i don't want to embarrass you but i heard you had trouble getting here. >> my license is suspended. i just found out. >> jimmy: your driver's license? >> my life license. >> jimmy: i heard you were waiting in line for a wristband with the audience to get into the show and they had to come out and tell you, no, no, you'll have to -- you can go right in. you're one of the guests. >> i went to the lady and i'm like a guest and she's like, sure. we're all guests here. on the planet earth. welcome. she was very rude. >> jimmy: you were saying that your -- you were saying that you also don't have a driver's -- oh -- >> my driver's license. i just found out -- i was so excited because they just told me yesterday that i'm going to be on the show so i was very excited then i go home and open my mail and it send i have to send my driver's license back because i don't deserve it. that was the verbal, it wasn't very profesh. >> jimmy: it was suspended. >> i don't pay a tick. that's my thing. >> jimmy: parking -- >> all of

i started telling her the story of adam greenberg. i thought he's only 28, 29 years old, we can't let this moment pass, this window of opportunity. >> i wonder, adam, how are you going to be at bat marlins tuesday and not have tears in your eyes? how are you going to be able to concentrate on that moment? will you be thinking about what happened years ago? will you be thinking about your fitness, your training, your readiness? can you tell me what you might be feeling? >> yeah. here is the one thing that i want to make very clear, this campaign and this at-bat is a success already. the result of what happens on tuesday, it's one at-bat, showing the power of the human spirit, the power of perseverance and just staying positive and not letting yourself stay down. you can't do it alone. you need support. i didn't ask for it certainly. i didn't know matt from a hole in the wall. he wasn't a friend of mine, a relative, an agent, nothing. he's just a genuinely nice guy, passionate baseball fan and passionate person. all those emotions i'm g

. >> adam scott. and music from everclear. >> i am proud to accept your nomination for president of the united states. nomination for president of the united states. thank you. >> jimmy, i'm been moving to ask you, can i get some time off? >> jimmy: why? >> i think i'm going to win the ford fusion nascar contest on random acts of fusion.com. >> jimmy: i didn't understand any of that. what would you win? >> tickets to a race, v.i.p. access -- >> jimmy: v.i.p. access? >> and a ride around the track with trevor bayne. >> jimmy: i don't know, guillermo. i really need you here at the show. who would read the teleprompter? what would you do if you were in my shoes? >> let's switch and i'll show you. >> jimmy: okay, all right. let's switch seats. >> all right, here. put this on. so, you're going to be me and i'm going to be you, okay? >> jimmy: okay. all right. >> so, guillermo, i hear you want some time off to win the ford fusion nascar contest. >> jimmy: si. >> how -- how would you put yourself into my sho

adam? >> thank you, tom. adam, i'm the project director in the office of workforce development, i wanted to add a couple of piece from the city side, we saw this as a tremendously successful event, we were concerned with a number of elements from transportation, getting to and

perder al apollador extremo brian orakpo y adam carriker, ambos jugadores se sometieron a cirugía en una temporada que arrancó de manera prometedora para los washington redskins ha dado un giro cruel por las lesiones de brian orakpo y adam carriker. los patriotas de nueva inglaterra vienen a baltimore para enfrentar este domingo a los ravens, ambos equipos llegan tras una derrota en la segunda semana, pero será la repetición del juego de campeonato de la conferencia americana de la campaña 2011, con la diferencia de que esta vez los ravens serán locales. el partido esta programado para el domingo a las 8 de la noche. por la mls dc united tras su victoria ayer recibe el domingo a las 7 de la noche a chivas usa, maicon santos habla al respecto.

that's coming up later. >>> are you ready to rediscover adams morgan? this morning some of the top shops in the district are gearing up for this annual event. that's where you'll find fashion, food and fun all in one place, of course that's where you'll find holly morris. good morning, holly. ♪ >> reporter: hey, guys. having a lot of fun in adams morgan as they are gearing up for their 34th annual street festival. this festival has long been a destination for people to come out in the fall. this year there's a bunch of new reasons to come back. they always have the wonderful music. they're going to be playing on the columbia stage 6:00 p.m. sunday. there are two stages. columbia stage and florida stage. all the fun and festivity in between. and you'll have more room to roam around and a lot of that has to do with the new street scape. you know it's a big deal when this guy shows up, jim graham showing up. look at that. he says, feel free to show my new shoes. i wore this just for you. and the bow tie you made from your tablecloth. everyone is happy ar

in washington we have john kerry he is the founder of the ferry group and in charlotte we crossed to adam green he is co-founder of the progressive change campaign committee all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect i mean you can jump in any time when john if i go to you first does barack obama deserve another four years in office now and i think that at this convention he's got to explain himself for having a failing presidency and largely having policies that not have not worked for the american people on employment above eight percent and people kind of losing faith in their government and just kind of a sense of hopelessness i think that barack obama needs to be fired ok adam what do you think about that obama should be fired we'll talk about romney later well. ok for a survivor to say that our organization the progressive change campaign committee is one of the few organizations on the left that is actively run t.v. ads and other things pressuring barack obama so we are not one hundred percent behind every one of his policies but when it comes to barack obama versus mitt romney

in washington we have john kerry he is the founder of the ferry group and in charlotte we crossed to adam green he is co-founder of the progressive change campaign committee all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect i mean you can jump in any time when john if i go to you first does barack obama deserve another four years in office now and i think that at this convention he's got to explain himself for having a failing presidency and largely having policies that not have not worked for the american people on employment above eight percent and people kind of losing faith in their government and just kind of a sense of hopelessness i think that barack obama needs to be fired ok adam what do you think about that obama should be fired we'll talk about romney later well. ok for survivor to say that our organization the progressive change campaign committee is one of the few organizations on the left that is actively run t.v. ads and other things pressuring barack obama so we are not one hundred percent behind every one of his policies but when it comes to barack obama versus mitt romney as

. >> adam scott. and music from everclear. >> i am proud to accept your nomination for president of the united states. thank you. >> "jimmy kimmel live," comi >> jimmy, i'm been moving to ask you, can i get some time off? >> jimmy: why? >> i think i'm going to win the ford fusion nascar contest on random acts of fusion.com. >> jimmy: i didn't understand any of that. what would you win? >> tickets to a race, v.i.p. access -- >> jimmy: v.i.p. access? >> and a ride around the track with trevor bayne. >> jimmy: i don't know, guillermo. i really need you here at the show. who would read the teleprompter? what would you do if you were in my shoes? >> let's switch and i'll show you. >> jimmy: okay, all right. let's switch seats. >> all right, here. put this on. so, you're going to be me and i'm going to be you, okay? >> jimmy: okay. all right. >> so, guillermo, i hear you want some time off to win the ford fusion nascar contest. >> jimmy: si. >> how -- how would you put yourself into my shoes? >> jimmy: i do

we'll talk to adam greenberg in a moment. but first, kerry sanders is in florida. >> reporter: you'll assume this is a story about baseball, but it is more than just that. it's a story about second chances. and who among us doesn't wish we could have a second chance at something. >> reporter: adam greenberg was a major leaguer. >> adam greenberg will be the batter. >> his professional career with the chicago cubs in 2005 started and ended his first time at bat. >> oh, my goodness. let's hope he's okay. >> caught right up under my helmet right behind my ear. my helmet flew off and i felt my head explode. my eyes rolled in the back of my head. the first time in my life i didn't have any control of my eyes. >> reporter: in an instant, a career that had just begun was over. >> it was the single most happiest greatest moment of my life matched with the absolute worst thing at the exact same moment. >> now, seven years later, this center fielder who on and off for years could barely stand without falling over is again hitting the b

we'll talk to adam greenberg in a moment. but first, kerry sanders is in florida. >> reporter: you'll assume this is a story about baseball, but it is more than just that. it's a story about second chances. and who among us doesn't wish we could have a second chance at something. >> reporter: adam greenberg was a major leaguer. >> adam greenberg will be the batter. >> his professional career with the chicago cubs in 2005 started and ended his first time at bat. >> oh, my goodness. let's hope he's okay. >> caught right up under my helmet right behind my ear. my helmet flew off and i felt my head explode. my eyes rolled in the back of my head. the first time in my life i didn't have any control of my eyes. >> reporter: in an instant, a career that had just begun was over. >> it was the single most happiest greatest moment of my life matched with the absolute worst thing at the exact same mont. >> now, seven years later, this center fielder who on and off for years could barely stand without falling over is again hitting the bal