[cheers and applause] >> usa! [chanting] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> as we saw last week, we still have threats out there. we saw the attacks on our consulates and we will bring those murderers to justice. and that is why, as long as i am commander in chief, we will sustain the strongest military the world has ever known. [applause] and when our troops come home and they take off their uniforms, we will serve them as well they have -- as well as they have served us. [cheers and applause] if you were in the military, a few protected our people, if you fought for our freedom, you should be taken care when you come home. [applause] mitt romney thinks it was tragic for us to end the war in iraq to and he does not have a plan to end the war in afghanistan. i have and i will. and i will use the money we are what tor spinninspending on put folks back to work rebuilding our roads. after a decade of war, we need some new pavement here at home. [applause] folks, i know you're getting wet, but i have one more thing to say. [cheers and applause] folks, a little

. >> usa. >> we want to be silent. we're going to keep on going. >> the heckler was escorted out as the events in libya unfoldeled, he has since tried to refocus -- unfolded, he has since tried to refocus it back on the economy. >>> the search for answers goes on tonight in the case of a prince george's county teenager gunned down tuesday simply walking his way to school. now, why the police investigation continues, tonight so does the grieving. and matt jablow joins us now from police headquarters with the latest on both. matt. >> reporter: at this point police say they simply don't know who killed marckel ross, and marckel's friends say they simply don't know who could possibly have wanted him killed. >> i'm getting emotional about it. >> reporter: two days after 18-year-old marckel ross was shot to death on the way to school in capitol heights, police say they still have no suspects or possible motives in the case. >> the investigation is really early. >> reporter: while marckel's grieving friends say they still can

usa! usa! >> thank you! >> thank you. thank you. let me ask you, are you ready to win? and let me ask you again, do you believe in america? >> yeah! >> well, that's why we're all here. i tell you, i can't tell you how great it is to see such a terrific crowd on this hot day in richmond, virginia. virginia is going to go. we're going to win. now i have a really distinct honor and pleasure today to introduce to you not only just a colleague, but a very, very dear friend. now, i've had the pleasure and honor of knowing paul ryan for over a decade now. and i have had the experience of

, usa"? what is all about that? >> i understand it. we all live, first of all, in a neighborhood, in a community, and of little farm town, a big city, and our sense of allegis and belonging, we see the news, what is happening with the school, what is happening up the street. there was a fire. i understand that. we are like personal and parochial preachers, and the news has to serve that part of oz, and it does that an awful lot in pretty well, but the other part of it is the national part of it, the park that does not simply say, "let's talk about your neighborhood and where you live for a while." now, let's talk about the larger neighborhood of the whole planet, and the neighborhood has become that. when you try to talk about that, people say you are not a patriot, you are not waiving the american flag, and as you say, every politician stencils into their forehead and american flag, and it is great to be patriotic, but we also want a little picture of the planet into our foreheads as well be

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usa! usa! >> i would off a moment of silence -- offer a moment of silence, but one gentleman doesn't want to be silent, so we're going to keep on going. >> reporter: in our polarized political culture there are plenty of romney supporters who blame the media for the controversy. >> i think you've been suck- ups. i think you guys got your embroidered knee pads from the white house. that's what i think of the. >> reporter: bruce leshan, 9 news now. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn at mary washington university in fredericksburg, virginia, where the first lady spoke to a crowd of volunteers and supporters. she started off by touching on the tragedy in libya. >> our hearts and prayers are with the families of those who gave their lives serving our country. >> by the elections coming up we still need to have compassion in our hearts for those across the country. >> reporter: hundreds of volunteers, students and supporters came to hear the first lady speak. students like many voters have the economy on t

the usa? >> argentina. >> greece. no? don't tell me the u.s.. >> at 230% of its gdp, japan has highest rate of debt in the world. the usa comes in second at 103% of gdp. then comes the eurozone in third place. china's debt ratio is well below the international average. however, for individual european countries, the numbers are much worse. the gdp of some eurozone countries continues to shrink and unemployment is high. which countries have the highest unemployment? >> it the united states? >> i heard it was spain. >> china? >> of the eurozone has the highest unemployment rate with 11.2%, higher than the u.s. and china. but europeans without work don't have to sleep on the streets. eurozone countries provide relatively generous assistance for the unemployed. but europeans fear they won't be able to afford this for much longer. eurozone countries have to compete not only with industrial giants like u.s. and japan, but also country still industrializing like china, india, and brazil. but which country has the biggest economy

usa wins. next world cup qualifier october 12th. >>> finally, the bakersfield condors have come down with a serious case of bieber fever. the minor league hockey team offered the pop star a one-year contract. bieber's canadian so he's got to be good at hockey, right? with the looming nhl lookout, bieber on ice could be the best hockey you'll see all winter. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> bieber on ice. >>> well, jessica simpson's odd new commercial and a funny man takes on a very serious role. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, one indiana man's annual tradition paying tribute to the victims of 9/11. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." a beautiful day across a good stretch of the pacific northwest. 82 in portland, 94 in med ford. some showers this afternoon, denver getting in some showers and thunderstorms. tomorrow, phoenix getting into the sunshine, vegas will make a run at the trip

host: kevin mccoy, "usa today," go ahead. guest: when you talk to the water agency where you live, did they give you a reason for it? are they doing any kind of work in terms of upgrading reservoirs or treatment plants? host: he is gone, but go ahead and finish your thought. guest: i just wonder whether the reason the rates have gone up in that area is maybe that they needed to upgrade either their reservoirs or treatment plants. one of the places that i focused on in the story was san francisco. they have had -- they had frozen their rates for a long time, up until about 2003. as a result, they say their system was basically running on life-support. they did not have the income. early last decade, they got a notification from california's dam oversight panel that said that the calaveras reservoir, the dam that was holding that back was depleted. if there had been an earthquake, it would have taken that dam down. that is a typical thing that water agencies are facing. they have got to do this kind of work. as a result, they p

[applause] every american -- >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> every american was relieved the day president obama gave the order, and seal team 6 took out osama bin laden. on another front, every american is less secure today because he has felt to slow iran's nuclear threat. in his first tv interview as president, he said we should talk to iran. we're still talking, and iran's centrifuges are still spinning. president obama has thrown allies like israel under the bus, even as he has relaxed sanctions on castro's cuba. he abandoned our friends in poland by walking away from our missile defense commitments, but he is eager to give russia's president putin the flexibility he desires, after the election. [boos] under my administration, our friends will see more loyalty and mr. putin will see a little less flexibility and more backbone. [applause] we will honor america's democratic ideals because a free world is a more peaceful world. this is the bipartisan foreign policy legacy of truman and reagan. and under my presidency, we will return to it

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before us engulfed the usa on course to reclaim the ryder cup despite a late fight back from europe one day two in chicago davis love the third man have a ten six lead heading into the final day they took five of the eight points on offer on saturday the final hour of the day they belong to him poulter the englishman run twenty six in the world but in his last five holes in the final of the floorboards matches along with partner group remarkable roy but in europe a vital point which keeps them in the contest the usa now just four and a half points from twelve singles matches on sunday to reclaim the top. to football and the russian premier league champions in h three one one at home to welcome a t.v. on saturday that's despite recalling strike alexander closure call from the reserves because you cough came on as a half time substitute but things started well enough for the home side without him italian defender dominic christian home in the fourteenth minute will be as you can see with the aid of a deflection right away man got back on track eleven minutes later senegalese striker damon

usa. usa! our opponent is someone who sees america as imperfect enough to pal around with terrorists that targeted their own country. >> this gets back to you, ron. i want you to take off here. we will get back to cynthia, but seems to me you found something interesting. instead of leading, he is shrinking down to something smaller than the campaign was. i can be crazy, i can talk like sarah palin, because that seems to be the language it takes to win a republican constituency. it is sad to watch somebody get smaller as the campaign goes on, reaching down to the people who think small and think everybody else is a foreigner but them, or a different ethnic group, they're black, i am white, whatever the game they're playing in their heads, somehow that justifies hatred. >> the irony of this for mr. romney i think is that he is doing this to further his own ambitions. thinks his words ultimately don't have real meaning. he can say whatever he needs to in the moment to get himself into the white ho

. >>> we also want to tell you about face the facts usa. a new project based at the george washington university and 9news is partnering with them. totally independent and non-partisan. face the facts usa promises facts about american is debunking myths. make smart choices at citizens. tonight's subject congressional spending. if you want more information, head to our website wusa9.com and click on the link for face the facts usa. we'll be right back. >>> a disturbing crime from philadelphia. a group of teenage girls beating a mentally challenged woman and posting that video on facebook. tonight all six of them are behind bars. in the video you can hear the girls laughing and celebrating as they took turns punching, kicking and throwing a chair at the 48-year-old woman who was just sitting on her front step. the beating continues inside her apartment. at one point, the victim screams get off me. the woman never went to the police. her neighbors saw the video and called them. the woman was not seriously injured. >>> crews searching for jimmy

usa. usa. our opponent is someone who sees america as imperfect enough to pal around with terrorists who targeting their own country. >> this gets back to you, ron. i with an you to take off here, because we'll get back to cindy. instead of leading he's shrinking down into something smaller than he began the campaign as. i can be a crazy, too. i can talk like sarah palin. it's pretty sad to watch somebody get smaller as the campaign goes on reaching down to the people who think small and think everybody else is a foreigner than them, or they're black and i'm white or whatever the game they're playing in their heads is. >> the irony of this for mr. romney, i think, is that he's doing this to further his own ambiti ambitions. he thinks that his words don't have any real meaning. but people looking at this, people who he needs to have vote for him, see a man without principle, see a man with no core and see a man who is decidingly, appallingly, unpresidential. this business in libya, this was an o

. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! you know what i'm stuck. >> jimmy: you're stuck now? >> i was stuck. i didn't have nobody to call because, you know, i am in the lamba, i just pose next to it. >> jimmy: what happens when you take that thing into the dealer, do you go, you know this car i paid $250,000 for? it doesn't work today. >> you know, it's 12 grand. whatever it is, it's a lot of money. the car's a lemon, and i've known it a long time. i wanted to be special. i had the whole thing, next thing you know, i'm on the tow truck. >> jimmy: that's how it goes sometimes. >> but i was still in the lamborghini. go ahead, move out, man. move out, faster. it's a lamborghini. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like they do in the movies. >> you know with power windows, you had to open the door. >> jimmy: you are really an international superstar, because i saw -- i was in south africa, i went to cape town, and there were billboards of you all over the place? >> are you serious? >> jimmy: yeah. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. that's my people. that's my people over there. [ speaking in foreign language ] [ chee

witness prop gandza recital usa the greatest nation. education the ballot history conditions were a given citizen political party affiliations, one lost numbers and tampering convince the social cultural public that class rank divide gaming is deprived of its human logic in outcome is to cherish inhumane. first usa president racist chauvinist government pride. >> president chiu: next speaker. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and thank you for the admonishment not to talk about campaigns david. i'm not running for district 3 supervisor, and i know you are. so good luck to you. i came to talk about a couple of points. number one, i know san francisco is low on the flow, and the flow is coming out of -- at the rate of 1.5 million tons of radioactive wait, it's 800 miles off the cost and the government of japan lied to the people about the meltdowns and lied to the japanese people as well. to make up for their lies they've offered billions of dollars to the governments of north america, that includes the city and county of san francis

usa. usa! our opponent is someone who sees america as imperfect enough to pal around with terrorists that targeted their own country. >> this gets back to you, ron. i want you to take off here. we will get back to cynthia, but seems to me you found something interesting. instead of leading, he is shrinking down to something smaller than the campaign was. i can be crazy, i can talk like sarah palin, because that seems to be the language it takes to win a republican constituency. it is sad to watch somebody get smaller as the campaign goes on, reaching down to the people who think small and think everybody else is a foreigner but them, or a different ethnic group, they're black, i am white, whatever the game they're playing in their heads, somehow that justifies hatred. >> the irony of this for mr. romney i think is that he is doing this to further his own ambitions. thinks his words ultimately don't have real meaning. he can say whatever he needs to in the moment to get himself into the white ho

that's what this is all about. >> usa! usa! usa! >> that is the meaning and definition of the american idea. and if we get that, then the rest falls in place. here is the commitment that mitt romney and i are making to you, our fellow citizens. we're going to give you the choice. you're going to decide what you want this country to be. we owe you this. and when we earn and deserve victory, then we have the moral authority and the mandate to make it right and get this country back on the right track. we will not duck the tough issues and kick the can down the road. we will lead. with partners like this in congress and new leaders, we will not spend four years blaming other people. we will take responsibility. and we will not try to transform this country into something it was never intended to be. this country was create bid our founders and secured every generation by our veterans and we thank them. that means we will not replace our founding principles, we will reapply our founding principles. we can do this. together we can do thi

pakistan not a friends to the usa. hurting america. afghanistan, despite all we've done, still not a friend to us. iran, absolute danger to us. egypt, used to be a friend. now that mubarak is out, they're not a friend any longer. even president obama said that today. he didn't say they were enemy, though. >> bill: i'm not going to -- >> egypt -- >> bill: i am going to say the egyptian government knew the demonstrators were going to attack the embassy and didn't stop it. you as a sitting congressman have to take that seriously and you have to say to president obama, we can't be sending them money if this continues examine we have to punish them. how would you punish the egyptian government for what happened this week? >> first of all, i want to get to the bottom of the facts. i think there is a lot of things we just don't know. >> bill: nobody is denying the egyptian government didn't know before hand that this was going to happen. nobody is denying that. >> we don't know that. >> bill: yeah, we know it! wait, wait, no. no. the embassy

usa usa usa u>> i am a strong believer that how we treat each other matters. it is our job to work in the. to new -- to work in the spirit to move us forward and ensure america's strong future. tonight at cannot speak to you without knowledge seeing that the bickering and brinksmanship we see too often in our politics is advantaging no political party. it weakens our nation. we can be fervent in our disagreement without being a fictitious about believes. we can be tough without being toxic. to my colleagues in congress, we will never be better off without being better. congress is an able to do the work of the american people because too many politicians believe that compromise means capitulation. this has got to change. members of congress cannot make enemies and expect political progress. in my fifth congressional district of missouri, republicans and democrats tell me that they would like to look at their political leaders with more warm heart and your hot heads. more facts and fewer falsehoods. i greatly respect my republican colleagues. i am proud to be a

usa led 8-4 after the morning possession. then in the afternoon, the team split four points thanks to right here, ann outer. he birdied the final five holes. only european team member unbeaten. usa leads 10-6 heading into sunday's single matches. but as we mentioned, plenty of baseball coming up. giants and padres. don't forget, highlights tonight at 11:00. plus one ore other note, the raiders ruled darius hayward bay out for sunday. >> did you have to show the cal highlights, really, henry? count we just pretend that it didn't happen? >> it's been a tough start. >> i try to be objective. >> i don't. all right. thank you, henry. >>> popularity of poe t itry slam continues to grow. and today we actually met up with a fifth grader from the city's tenderloin whose per for mans took her to a national competition at harlem apollo theater. it's thanks to a non-profit called america scores. it provides a program that combines poetry with soccer. that's kind of interesting. today that group set out to break the guinness world record

to slash funding for aid overseas maybe we should first ask why exactly do we give aid according to usa id quote we provide economic development and humanitarian assistance in support of the foreign policy goals of the united states well some say the recent protests as evidence the u.s. has fallen short of those goals now senator rand paul is raising this question in congress. we need to have a debate in our country about whether we should send u.s. taxpayer money to countries that cannot or will not protect our embassies and i personally think that until we can be assured that they can protect our embassies and we will we shouldn't send him another penny he wants lawmakers to vote on a measure that would cut aid to pakistan egypt and libya. these are countries where we've seen some of the most brutal anti-american protests probably not the foreign policy goals usa he had in mind but beyond the nation cited in paul's bill the u.s. provides aids and several other countries that have also seen anti-american protests meanwhile the the u.s. doled out makes a makes up a significant part of t

staying alive the bryan brothers win that doubles rub against spain to keep the usa in with a shout of reaching the two thousand and twelve davis cup final. before from for the all blacks stay perfect in this season's rugby championship but only after the close of fort wayne over south africa. before following last weekend's victory over spots at moscow city rivals lokomotiv have not yet another noticeable scalp in their quest for the first russian premier league crown in a decade the romancing off rubin one nail in the capital on saturday a tough task turning into an uphill battle for one christian on cell they received his marching orders towards the end of the frost off from the challenge a set piece would break the deadlock after the break alexander so many corner kicks like foster come on important players in pots and. we treated ourselves into the letter the fifty second minute rule being would press hard after that but to no avail the final school.

she worked usa relocation right here in owings mill. though the own owner said that they have never held items they have managed to rack up 21 complaints to the dot in the last four years with 15 related specifically to changing estimates, increasing final charges and holding items hostage. the five biggest registered movers with 283 trucks have a total of four complaints combined in that same time. one person claims their estimate jumped by $3,000 after a binding contract was signed, another said the mover said they wouldn't unload the furniture unless they paid another $1,400. another said that she now has month idea where her dead father's property is after being told she had to pay another thousand. >> its been horrible tale. >> reporter: the bbb has 40 complaints about usa relocation in the last three year was customers saying the company threatened or actually did leave if the customer wouldn't pay more at delivery. some who filed with the feds were told that pay me now or i leave and they would not release my items unless i paid

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joining me now in studio, a man who has extensively covered the lockout gary minhokis from usa today. let's start with the call at end of the seattle/green bay game monday. is it fair to say that was the tipping point? >> it was a pretty crazy sunday. i think that might have been enough, about the that was the last game of the weekend, the last play and i think it pretty much was the last straw. >> we've had two, almost three coaches already fined from this weekend. so if that didn't do it, then yes, this catch definitely would have pushed that. where do they stand right now? >> well, there are good hints of progress, but as we've seen in these disputes in the past, it's never a deal till it's done and they have had significant issues with things like their pensions, their pay, their working conditions. hopefully they'll iron out a lot of things and they'll be signing on the dotted line in a few days. >> whether they're back this weekend or next within or whatever, we know pretty much they're going to come back, but in regards to the real refs, they're not perfect either. we've heard

usa spelled usa and they would and they would export a lot of their goods through that city so they could print made in on them and strip them of the united states that's true actually happened and this was in the one nine hundred fifty s. and nine hundred sixty s. when there was still a strong american sentiment the united states and i remember you know i grew up in michigan and i remember the one nine hundred seventy s. when toyota first you know disastrously introduced a car and then they came back in the marketplace it wasn't toyota i'm sorry it was whoever it was in india it may well have been to got to the dots and yeah yeah. you're right and then they can then they came back you know about five years later with a decent car that actually worked and and and i remember you know people bashing the sides of cars keen cars i mean you know in michigan it was a it was a b.f.d. if you were if you saw somebody driving a foreign car it you know it was like fair game. how have we gone from that you know and i you know i was born in fifty one i grew up you know through that era i don't have an

the far left doesn't want the usa to defeat terrorism. to sell neighborhoods. the only and the christian. folk are going to hold. up in support of the congress because you know the corporate media distracts us from what you and i should care about because they're profit driven industry that sells a sensational stick garbage he calls it breaking news. i'm having martin and we're going to break this back. up. or go back to our conversations of the great minds of alan u.k. alan is an entrepreneur the founder of underwater kinetics holds over fifty patents his products are exported to more than sixty countries across the globe is also the author of the book buying america back let's get back to it allan where word of this first come to you what what what inspired you to come up with this idea to write this book. well through things we had done the label thing on cars twenty years ago so. that you know i did it and got went on to other things you know this is kind of a little thing in my past and so i knew about labeling and actually how to get it done and one of th

>> usa! usa! usa! usa! >> usa! >> ok. so this is some of the reaction granholm was getting this morning. ohioan wrote, was she drunk? on drugs? that was embarrassing to watch. but cnn political analyst david gergen had a far different view. he posted this on twitter. if anyone ever tells you a woman can't give an energizing, hard-hitting speech, tell them to watch video of jennifer granholm. we'll let you decide this one. >>> republican mitt romney is taking a break from debate prep to head back to the campaign trail and also appear on nbc's "meet the press" on sunday. but before that, team romney is reacting to president obama's address. matt rods, romney's campaign manager, says tonight, president obama laid out the case for this election, laying out the policies that haven't worked for the past four year. he offered more promises but he hasn't kept the promises he made four years ago. americans will hold president obama account for for his record. they know they are not better off, and it's time to change direction. th

in the usa. >> that's right. great evidence this is enormous popularity signaling the end of the communism regime. stossel: i see how music had a big effect, but i think a much bigger effect would be raw consumerism, having choice. they wanted the stuff that we had, the phones, bikes, cars. >> i actually was in the soviet union in 1986, and when i walked into red square in moscow, i was swarmed by kids and youth and young adults wanting to buy my jeans. this happened to any american who showed up there. they were desperate. stossel: i sold my nikes in red square. that brought the wall down, not our guns? >> look at the revolutions in 1989 and culminated in 1991, people, over decades, walk away from the ideology, and that -- you see it in internal documents found in the regimes saying this to themselves. if we continue to allow western influence, popular culture in, our people will want to leave. stossel: that reminds me of a wednesday -- wendy's commercial that ran in the 1980s. let's take a look. ♪ >> [inaudib