. >> o'brien: why? >> because the faa protects airlines. >> o'brien: the faa's response to valujet exposed an inherent conflict in the agency's original mandate. >> the federal aviation act of 1958 gave the faa two primary missions-- one, safety; two, promote aviation, in no particular order. >> o'brien: after the valujet crash, congress, under public pressure, removed promotion from the faa mandate. but a closer look at the legislation tells a different story. >> there's a footnote in that d?:#:m the footnote says, "although we're changing the terminology from 'promote' to 'encourage,' we do not intend to change the way we do business. this is a change for the public consumption, and we're not changing how we work at the faa." it was simply a sleight of hand. >> o'brien: nick sabatini worked inside the faa for 30 years, and was the head of aviation safety from 2001 through 2008. >> i never did see that there was a conflict. i could easily compartmentalize. if i'm encouraging you to do better, i'm not e

>> o'brien: today, dr. joshua swanson, one of the volunteers at grundy, is going to give vanessa her new teeth. >> it is the big day. >> yes. >> let's try this top one in. put it in, you're going to give it a good push. up there nice and tight. let's try the bottom in. bite together for me. let me give you a mirror here, okay? have a smile. see what you look like with some teeth in. big smile. >> i feel so blessed. i can't express how blessed i feel. i mean, it's a miracle, is what i feel. >> o'brien: as for the millions of other adults in our country that charities can tre, there is to date no solution for them. >> next timfrontline, the epic story of the global financial crisis spreads. >> these banks transfer risk across the atlantic. >> investment banks such as goldman sachs were eager to lend to risky places such as greece. >> even convents were being sold derivatives. >> they came down here like sharks to raw meat in the water. >> "have i got a deal for you." >> "money, power and wall street,"frontlin

senator john kerry, and your opponent, shannon o'brien, released theirs. do you have something to hide? >> i believe very deeply in my personal privacy, what little amount there is left. in this case, you made a couple exceptions from your list. senator kennedy, when i was running against him, i told him, you have to release the income tax returns of yours. and he said, no, i value my privacy. i think he was right and i wrauz wrong. as a result, i share his view on that. i'm not going to release my income tax returns, and shannon o'brien's husband, with whom i assume their share expenses, has not released his taxes. >> he is not releasing his taxes, he was wrong to demand that kennedy release his tax returns, but now that shannon o'brien has released her tax returns, how come we're not seeing her husband's, too? weird, right, it was a weird spot. 180 degree about face on this same issue that is dogging him now in his run for the pres daenls. in 2002, the boston press did not go easy on him. they did not go easy on him the last time he made a hash of this i

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the man who will deal with this is bill o'brien who is replacing joe paterno as head coach. james brown spoke with o'brien about the season that's ahead. >> it's very, very important that we realize, penn state, the penn state football program, that we realize why we're in the position that we are in. what steps are we going to take to move the program forward. it's challenging, james, but at the same time life is about challenges. >> coach bill o'brien and his team of nittany lions are used to challenges, but many of the challenges the program face today extend far beyond the football field. >> you have to focus on playing good football. but we have to understand that in many ways, this is about more than football. that's what we're beginning to talk to our kids about. >> it's a conversation o'brien couldn't have envisioned having a year ago as he was gearing up for the nfl season for offensive coordinator of the -- >> o'brien was introduced as the new head coach of penn state agreeing to take over a team plagued by controversy. >> is there any frustration on your part that

bill o'brien from direct edge joins us. stevewise, john najarian. first, the top story, facebook. the stock is down 50% since going public. as it's declined, scrutiny of the company has only increased if the question we ask today, does a business with 900 million users and seemingly unlimited growth potential have too many enemies on wall street? steve weiss, is it sometime to show facebook some love? >> you can show love but you don't have to buy the stock. i think what zuckerberg create sd mind blowing, 900 million users. still, you need to know what the strategy is. investing on wall street, you start bringing emotion into it you're sure to lose money. i want to know what the mobile strategy is and i want to see valuation come down. the price in the ipo was an artificial price. nothing really to do with the fundamentals. i still think you have to wait a. and by the way, scott, more leg lockups expiring by the end of the year. >> i got you. are we being unnecessarily harsh on facebook and zuckerberg? stock had some problems since it got out of the gate for a number of reasons. 0

he started five games last year when he took over for danny o'brien. he rushed for five touchdowns and 574 yards last year. he injured his knee at practice last night running a sweep. the knee just gave away. when i spoke with the head coach he tell me how much brown means to the team. >> c.j. is a young man who is tremendously respected. he is a guy that earns the respect because of the way he works and the way he prepares. the way that he handles himself. >> the redskins were back on the field today and the running back is still not able to play because of a sore achilles tendon. i am told he will miss saturday's's game against the bears. >> it looks like we will see a lot more of number 92 on defense. it is chris baker, and all purpose -- >> he has bounced around the past three years. he was a practice squad player. but he is constantly showing improvement. baker moved up the depth chart after chris neil suffered a torn a see l. >> it is a big opportunity for me to step up and be the player i know i can be. i hate to see chris code on the way it hap

p danny o'brien is doing just fine after wisconsin o'brien as starting quarterback today. o'brieni'm barackng obama and i approve this message now mitt romney's attacking the president on medicare? the nonpartisan a-a-r-p says obamacare "cracks down on medicare fraud, waste, and abuse and strengthens guaranteed benefits." d the ryan plan? a-a-r-p says it would undermine medicare and could lead to higher costs for seniors... and experts say ryan's voucher plan could raise future retirees costs more than six thousand dollars. get the facts. will tell you about a 70- year-old man. went skydiving for his 70th once, but- not just 70 times in only 10 hours. he did it 60 times on his 60th he couldn't resist. the gems benefitted a charity called lieder dogs for the blind. >> and another photo galle. this is from back in the 1920's. t these bumper cars. we do go on these? >> absolutely. why not? you should wear a helmet, maybe. warming up nicely by the end of week, back into the 80's. >> nice to see that. week, back into the 80's. >> nice if you want less, you can always have less,

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soledad o'brien is live on the phone with us right now. it's plaquemines parish where they had a problem with the levee. i know we have coverage along the entire gulf coast. what's the latest where you are? >> where we are, which is in jackson square, new orleans, for anybody who has come as a tourist to the city has spent time in jackson square, right now completely desert the as the rain is now a driving rain. the big concern and you're looking at the live picture of our location. you can see the standing water and that's been a big concern. we were talking about this yesterday with the pumping system. we were very concerned whether the pumps would be able to get the standing water out of the city. but you're seeing there, symbolic of what's happening at 12 intersections and had to close them down, can't get the water out. plaquemines parish, as you talked about a minute ago, they are in some trouble, been hearing from the parish president, billy nungesser about the issues there. very, very low lying area. absolutely hammered in the wake

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and things appear to be working out well for their predecessor...danny o'brien transferred to wisconsin, and has been named the badgers' starter..in two seasons in college park, o'brien threw for over 4-thousand yards and 29 touchdowns, but lost his job last season to brown, leading to his transfer that'll do it for this edition of sports unlimited...i'm bc..g. goodnight.Ñ

so about four years ago, david o'brien decided he is worked his last days of summer heat in pants and gets a pretty good idea and shares giggles and strange looks by working in the kilt. >> this is much cooler physically cooler than shorts. get up in the morning and go to quick trip and take my daughter to school. >> for o'brien and, of course, his partners there, it's kilts all day every day from basically may until october. >> i was hoping i go authentic. >> wear something under that. >> lauren time for caption this. >> reporter: today's caption this was sent in by pam miller of her dog who is stretched out on the coach. well halfway as being see. we posted the picture on the facebook page and many of you sound off. julie says don't judge. it helps improve my circulation and donna says my front half decide it was time to getp but back -- up but the back half had other ideals. on your feet and lose your seat and my yoga pose downward dog now you try it. keep comments coming we are enjoying them and if you've caption this photo idea e-mail it to pix@wmar.com. >>> so basically, some ch

they have...brown became the &pstarter last year when coach randy edsel benched former starter danny o'brien, who transferred to wisconsin... brown set a maryland reccrd last year wheh he rushed for 574 in his five starts. quite a lively workout today in owings mills...they had a brawl right in the middle of practice..several players involved, but arthur jones, bernard pollard, gino all involved..they eparated all the principles, and practice went forward from ther. there... heading into friday's pre- season game with the lions, john harbaugh has a decision to make..his starters, both offensive and defensive, didn't look all that great in the pre-season opener in atlanta last week..and they clearly need some more work... harbaugh says they'll probably get it friday night.... you can see the ravens next preseason game right here on fox 45...they host the lions on friday...coverage starts with a pregame show at 7-30... and then stick around after the game for our wrap up show...lions and ravens only on fox 45... that'll do it for this edition of sports unlimited..i'm bc...

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miles o'brien thank you. you're welcome. >> brown: still to come on the newshour, investigating the shooting in a sikh temple; syria's prime minister defects to jordan; the unfinished business congress left behind; and climate scientist james hansen. but first, the other news of the day. here's hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: for the third straight month, mitt romney and the republican party have raised more campaign money than president obama and the democrats. romney and the republican national committee reported today that they brought in more than $101 million in july. the president and the democratic national committee raised $75 million. the election is just over three months away. the company that triggered chaos on wall street last week managed to stave off collapse today. knight capital group got $400 million from an investor group in exchange for majority control. knight's stock plunged after it flooded the market with false orders last wednesday, due to major computer mistakes. on wall street tod

danny o'brien hit the bench in favor of sophomore c.j. brown. this year o'brien is not there to take that kind of insult. he split. brown is now the man and he's ready to take the reins. >> coming into camp this year, i feel confident. it doesn't take any less pressure off me. i still have to go out and work my tail off and go out there and compete and show what i can do. >> i think he's done a tremendous job, you know, working to make himself better fundamentally, and as a quarterback, but also he is really, you know, taking the leadership role to another level. he's somebody that understands exactly what needs to be done in order to get to where we want to get to. so he's just a guy that just works. >> let's hope it's better with the terps this year. baseball, nats are in houston, kicking off a ten-game road trip, but you know what? being away from nationals park is not such a terrible thing, because they own the best road record. they play pretty well at nats park, too. they 3 out of 4 from the mar shins. strasburg pitching the final gale. he

a test they feel comfortable stick around for. >> thank you, soledad o'brien. it is a tropical storm but they are expecting it to become a hurricane. dangerous but not quite a hurricane just yet. we continue to track isaac with new information from the national hurricane center. >>> as the gulf braces or the hurricane, life is getting back to normal at least in south florida. this is the first ship coming back to port in fort lauderdale. send us your isaac eye reports. go to cnn i report.com. look for assignment tropical storm isaac. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. the wheels of progress haven't been very active lately. but because of business people like you, things are beginning to get rolling. and regions is here to help. making it easier with the expertise and service to keep those wheels turning. from business loans to cash management, we want to be your partner moving forward. so switch to regions. and let's get going. together. >>> bracing for isaac. the massive s

so long, danny o'brien. the term starting quarterback perry hill. head coach is confident in his oung qb. >> nobody knows how he is going how well he is going to do. outsigns point to him going and playing well. gonzales is on the mound tonight for the nationals. washington's offense has been so gonzales should insurance. he is using a lighter back to n his wrist.he the nationalists won 8-1 over st. louis. tiger was back in action at the deutsche bank championship. he had his best opening round in three years. with a 64. not the best round of the day. labor talks stalled. they want players to get up 57% of their revenue. season is up in the air. >> it is the last official weekend of the summer. >> we're getting off to a good start. you what to expect for the weekend. we will see a lot of sunshine. clouds will increase sunday. , 84 degreecooler range. y could turn out to be fairly rainy. by wednesday, we will be in good shape. keep up-to-date with changer -- t wjla.com.nditions a bob ryan will have a little bit guidance tonight. >> thank you. this co

and his opponent was shannon o'brien. and he said her hands aren't claim, she can't claim to disclose anything until she releases the returns of her husband. then he says what is she hiding? so david, do you think that the romney campaign is basically unaware that some statements cannot be hidden at least when they are posted on the internet? >> i'm not sure they are aware of all of these contradictions, but it is their tape of the consolidate making a contradiction. is there audio of it? how blatant of contradiction. dick cheney argued that george w. bush and his administration had found weapons of mass destruction. so it's not unusual for campaigns to argue a line contradicted by facts or history, and for that reason romney campaign will continue to do this and i don't think -- unless it is the candidate contradicting themselves, which sometimes is the case with mitt romney. it doesn't do that much damage. >> david i was in boston when mitt romney got the nomination when he was running against shannon o'brien. and there

until then dan o'brien held the american record for two decades. he also of course, won the gold medal in atlanta at the '96 olympic games. and dan, it is so wonderful to be with us. in the commercial break, you outed the fact you've never been to london before. hopefully you're enjoying it. it's a lovely city. let's get straight to the decathlon. all eyes are on ashton eaton, sets this new world record as we mentioned. you walked up to him afterwards and give him this big hug. bring us inside that exchange. what did you say? >> you know, after ashton broke the world record i happened to be standing by and it was one of those moments i had been waiting a long time for somebody to score high and break my american record and he was the man to do it. i knew it was a matter of time and what do you say to a guy who just did somebody nobody else in the world has done. everybody -- everybody needs support, not just in track and field but in all olympic sports. i'm proud to be part -- i'm proud to be part of team usa and proud to be part of devry universit

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soledad o'brien, anchor of starting point, i know you will have a lot more beginning at 7 a.m. thank you for that. right now 43 minutes past the hour. let's go back to john berman anchoring our coverage of the republican national convention. john? >> first of all let me say i miss you back home. it is nice to see you even if just on tv here. >> i miss you, too. i tweeted out a picture saying this is a view i will have for the next two weeks because you go from there to the dsc. going to miss you. >> it will only make you are on bond stronger. paul ryan brings his a game, the biggest speech of of his political career and went after the president hard and set the stage for mitt romney's moment in the spotlight. tonight our special coverage of the republican national convention from tampa continues in a moment. the wheels of progress haven't been very active lately. but because of business people like you, things are beginning to get rolling. and regions is here to help. making it easier with the expertise and service to keep those wheels turning. from business loans to cash manag

his democratic challenger shannon o'brien called him out on this at a 2002 debate. >> i think this is another case where mitt romney says one thing and does another. his spokesperson said my husband was a bad person for not releasing his taxes but mitt romney was doing it out of princip principle. this is an issue of doing one thing and saying another. >> another case of him saying one thing and doing another. doesn't seem to matter how many years go by, romney's still the same secretive candidate he was nearly two decades ago. joining me now is jonathan corn, senator editor of the new republic. and ana marie cox for the guardian. thanks to both of you being here tonight. >> nice to be here. >> jonathan, why is the harry reid challenge that romney might not have paid taxes for ten years, why is it gaining such traction? >> well, you know, let me say it first. let's put aside the question of whether harry reid should or shouldn't be throwing the allegation out there. i hope if he is he has basis for it. this is getting traction because mitt romney is not putting up or shutting up. he h

reporting from washington, i am jane o'brien. in shooting down of a military airplane in damascus. >> so it is my privilege to proclaim the 2012 republican national convention in session and called to order. >> as the republican convention kicks off, all eyes are on tropical storm isaac, as president obama declares a state of emergency in louisiana, and we will take you beneath the sidewalks of new york city to show you this hard at work. >> it will be around forever, 100 years. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and elsewhere around the globe. a brutal crime, that is how the u.n. secretary general is saying president assad massacred hundreds of people on sunday, and this condemnation, as they say they shot down a helicopter as it attacked another damascus suburb. there is concern the helicopter crashed near a mosque, but there were no more details. a report from lebanon. >> a dramatic development in the battle for damascus. a military here -- aircraft burst into flames and fell from the skies. they had claimed to have shot

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c-span: conor cruise o'brien, where did you get the title for your book, "the long affair"?n i >> guest: kind of out of the air, really, because i realizede when i started working on the founding fathers, in general, ig relation to the french revolution. then i found one of them, thoma jefferson, was having a very,fer very special relation with the with the french revolution. it meant a tremendous amount of thgs to him from the beginning ofthe revolution to about 1794. and then it seemed to me like a kind of love affair as fate would have it. so they kind of -- the title came into my head. >> why were you interested in the founding fathers in the first place? >> i had written about edmund burke and who edmund burke in the frenchrevolution dominated burke's last years. then ifound he had been in very friendly contact with some of the americans -- some of them, primarily franklin in the revolution. afterwards there's a great astrangement with great hostility from some of the original founding fathers -- the virginiaians, essentially, headed by jefferson. i wondered why that sh

romney's top adviser eric fehrnstrom accused shannon o'brien of playing dirty because she didn't release her husband's tax returns. fehrnstrom said quote, her hands aren't clean. she can't claim to be disclosing anything until she discloses the returns of her husband, the enron lobbyist. what is she hiding? but while romney's campaign was screaming and yelling for opponent spouse's tax returns, guess who was refuses to release their own? >> i believe very deeply in my personal privacy what limit amount is left. senator kennedy when he was against me i said you've got to release those income tax returns of yours. he said i value my privacy. i think he was right and i was wrong. as a result i do share his view on this. i'm not going to release my income tax returns. >> he insisted his opponents release their returns, but he was above doing it himself? his democratic challenger shannon o'brien called him out on this at a 2002 debate. >> i think this is another case where mitt romney says one thing and does another. his spokesperson said my husband was a bad person for not releasing his taxe