you know most of apple sells it outside of america because people in america can afford to buy apple products because steve jobs moved all the jobs overseas and speaking of apple having more money than the u.s. government on their books i think a good idea for america how they can get out of our debt situation and i keep their liquidity flowing to keep the government operating is has emerged from spain spanish banks fields we're not all go ask collateral so cristiana we're not told are the most expensive footballer in history has joined the european central bank on a free transfer sources say the authorities want this help on the sovereign debt crisis by kicking the can further down the road so he's joking of course but what is it actually we're not although could feasibly become the e.c.b. property after he was pledged as collateral for emergency liquidity support by spain struggling savings bank. thank you because in two thousand and nine one of the spanish banks that has since become bankia language re all madrid seventy six point five million euros to pay the transfer fees for on

that is the mission for america.ggest that we can be a party just about tax cuts and spending cuts and not about strong families and a strong faith and strong faith communities, you do not understand iowa and you do not understand america. [cheers and applause] ladies and gentlemen, as you saw from the debate the other night, this campaign is about scratching and clawing for any bit of recognition i could get. i had to wave my hand to ask for recognition. this is the little engine that could campaign. [applause] they told us we had no chance, to not pay attention. all the press does is right about these shiny engines that keep coming by to help. maybe we will start to hitch up and work hard. we did not wait around. which started working hard. -- we started working hard. we have been to iowa more than other candidate because i want to be accountable to you and the people who make decisions, who are going to have the fi cut of narrowing this field to select the president, will get a chance to look me in the eye, keblic

america. many of us in this room were first introduced to the region through the conflict did 1980's and the democratic consolidations of the 1990's. the gains for the region were dramatic and real. what nobody counted on was the significant increase in drug violence that is challenged and undermined those gains. the homicide rate is now more than four times the global average. corruption and impunity are rampant. the police and security forces have been penetrated by drug gangs in some cases. it must be said that the united states is not blameless in this scenario. it is our appetite for illegal narcotics and our inability to stop illegal weapons across mexico that is fuelling the crisis. the region itself also must do more. working together in a new way on some of the most interested issues including security and raising revenue to pay for it, even showing a willingness to cede sovereignty to each other. this was part of the message that the secretary of state henry clinton took with her whe

of america. you know, folks, this is the same garbage with heard from sarah palin and all the tea party attack people in country. i think there's an element of racism every time they claim the black president doesn't love this country. he comes from the country club that says president obama is other, not like you. perry also wants you to know he's pro-business. >> i'm a pro-business governor. i don't make any apologies about it, and i will be a pro-business president. getting america back to work is the most important issue that faces this country. being able to pay off 14.5 or $16 trillion worth of debt. that approximate big black cloud that hangs over america. >> that black cloud perry -- perry makes bush look like a moderate. he thinks that social security and medicare are unconstitutional. he doesn't like the 16th or the 17th amendment, and he suggested texas might want to see seed from the union. radical rock star ted nugent wore a confederate flag t-shirt at his inauguration. perry wants t

[applause] that foundation will preserve america, and without it, america will fail.ntract, our constitution, promised a limited federal government. is the same today as it was a originally, except for time to time, it might be amended by the american people. of our sacred mission is to preserve the constitutional principles that made our country great and to advance the cause of liberty. we believe in freedom, and we will fight to protect that liberty and freedom. [applause] now, three years later, we are into the obama presidency. the economy is still sputtering. we have added $4 trillion to the national debt, anemic economic growth has unemployment higher than 9%, excessive government spending and regulation, plus the constant threat of higher taxes and more of the same or even worse have choke holds on our productive, free enterprise system and not creating jobs. now, has the leader of the free world lost sight of the american dream? the united states has grown into the world's largest economy through ideas, innovation, and instinct. for generations, self-starters

(cheers and applause) oh, america! ooh! oh, lord, america! oh! america, you got a pretty mouth! i love your mouth, america! (laughter) that was awkward. anyway, what are we talking about? right, right. governor, it's day two and you're already cowboy boot deep in hay hitting on america. it's long campaign, man, you're going to have to dial backback the texas a notch. you're already at yosemite sam level. (laughter) you've got to dial it back to "walker, texas ranger" territory of course, whilest republicans joust for position, the president of the united states has the privilege and benefit of staying above the fray. months away from having to get his hands dirty with swing state bus travel. >> reporter: president obama goes to minnesota today, starting a three day, three state bus tour. >> jon: oh for (bleep)'s sake. (laughter) seriously? obama's back in campaign mode already? >> white house officials insist this is an official event, not a campaign event. >> the obama administration insists this is not a campaign trip. >> jon: right. no, it's not a campaign trip. i'm sure the

is this coming to america? i say yes. you think the violence is coming to america? are already seeing it pop up a little in pennsylvania, right? >> sean: that's true. >> on a smaller level. it is down the road. not immediate. but if we continue on the track we are right now, where people think they are entitled to a house. they are entitled to food and education and not have to work hard to get to that point, they aring -- it is going to turn violent. >> sean: it is coming, no doubt. if it doesn't happen within a decade, i will be shocked. >> i hope not. >> sean: i hope not is right. >> sean: our weekly round-up of all the ways mainstream media puts it liberal spin in media puts it liberal spin in our media, motorcycles, boats, even rv's. nobody knows where he got his love for racing. all we know is, it started early. casey mears, driver of the number thirteen geico toyota camry. geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. as luxury s.u.v.s, it helps to have the quality and craftsmanship of your leather interior test better than the lexus rx 350. it'

said about america and no one noticed. >> you have restored in me my faith in america. >> this is a big deal. >> for the first time in my adult life, i am proud of my country. >> it's unbelievable she would have said that. >> she said it twice. >> i'm proud of my country, i don't know about you. >> major controversy. >> i am rick perry, and unlike barack obama, i will [ bleep ] out of america. >>> good evening from new york. i am melissa harris-perry. president obama offered some pretty helpful advice to rick no relation perry. he said this isn't like running for governor, running for senator, running for congress, and you've got to be a little more careful about what you say. pretty easy to understand, when you're running for president, you're being recorded, recounted, and fact checked. no statement you make will go unvetted by media and the voters. this morning, rick perry responded to the president. >> you know, yesterday president said i needed to watch what i say. i just want to respond back, if i may, mr. president, actions speak louder than words, and my actions as governor

that is to represent all of america and get back to solving america's problems. that hard. i think we are making it that hard because we're fighting one another as opposed to trying to focus on what's most important. that is the american dream. >> howard, if you don't mind me jumping in, there's also this question of how to deal with globalization. in particular, china. fascinatingly, you have set up the starbucks china club. you are learning mandarin. you, howard schultz, as i speak. when i come back after this break, i want to talk to you about why you, as opposed to donald trump, who sees them as the enemy, see china as a potential friend. have i got a surprise for you! a mouthwatering combination of ingredients... i know you're gonna love. [ barks ] yes, it's new beneful healthy fiesta. made with wholesome grains, real chicken, even accents of tomato and avocado. yeah! come on! [ barking ] gotta love the protein for muscles-- whoo-hoo! and omega-rich nutrition for that shiny coat. ever think healthy could taste so good? [ woman announcing ] new beneful health

[applause] that foundation will preserve america, and without it, america will fail.our constitution, promised a limited federal government. is the same today as it was a originally, except for time to time, it might be amended by the american people. of our sacred mission is to preserve the constitutional principles that made our country great and to advance the cause of liberty. we believe in fedom, and will fight to protect that liberty and freedom. [applause] now, three years later, we are into the obama presidency. e economy is still sputtering. we have added $4 trillion to the national debt, anemic economic growth has unemployment higher than 9%, excessive government spending and regulation, plus the constant threat of higher taxes and more of the same or even worse have choke holds on our producve, free enterprise system and not creating jobs. now, has the leader of the free world lost sight of the american dream? the united states has grown into the world's largest economy through ideas, innovation, and instinct. for generations, self-starters, risk takers, an

and get back to solving america's problems. believe this is that hard. i think we are making it that hard because we're fighting one another as opposed to trying to focus on what's most important and that is the american people. >> if you don't mind me jumping in, there's also this question on how to deal with globalization and in particular china. fascinatingly, you have set up these starbucks china club and you are learning mandarin. you, howard schultz, as i speak. when i come back after this break, i want to talk to you about why you as opposed to donald trump sees china as a potential friend. [ female announcer ] what if your natural beauty could be flawless too? discover aveeno positively radiant tinted moisturizers with scientifically proven soy complex and natural minerals. give you sheer coverage instantly, then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. aveeno tinted moisturizers. then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. we'll never stop sharing our or getting lost in a good book. we'll always cook dinner, and cheer fo

hoyer with make it in america, mr. clyburn with the suggestions he had especially in terms of rural america, ms. delauro on the infrastructure banks issue, i want to mention we have a bill on china with over 170 already signatures to a discharge petition on that bill which as our whip said has already passed the house in a bipartisan way. and now we want it to come up again. what mr. israel said, this is not only about creating jobs, it's about developing small businessmen and -- small business in an entrepreneurial way, in a way that take peoples from survival in terms of do they have jobs but to success in that they are job creators and transforming our country to where people are back to where they were before the last 10 years with the financial crisis and deep deficits, where they know they'll be successful and they're willing to take risks and we can lead the way and continue to be number one. it's about innovation, as steny said, we'll out-innovate, out-educate and outbuild and america will continue to be number

it was really a disaster for america. this agreement cuts the deficit by $1 trillion and lays the groundwork for much more in the near future. we look forward to the work on the committee to make sure that millionaires and billionaires and corporate jet owners and people who have yachts, oil companies who get these huge tax subsidies, that that is in the mix of what goes on. that is what this select committee is going to be about. we need to do more for families. number one job we have as a congress must be creating jobs for the american people. there are a number of things we are going to do. senator schumer will address that. today, we made sure that america will pay its bills and it's time to make sure all americans can pay theirs. senator durbin. >> with this vote, 74-26, we have averted a crisis. america has avoided defaulting for the first time in our history on the national debt. the fears and concerns of americans across the board were considered by this congress and as a result, we have come together on a biparti

the dream killers cannot prevail those who still believe in america who still believe that america is exceptional because we have an exceptionally large middle class we have exceptionally smart social programs and services essential services a safety net that's american so exceptionalism we think those people who still believe in the american dream i would a super majority in america and rebuild the dream guy calm is about supporting those people come in the voice i have to say it is. absolutely astounding to me i have sat through so many. organizing meetings activist means from really i'm i'm a bit older than you literally from my days in the s.d.s. in the late sixty's before you were born or about the time you were born to be you know latin three weeks ago and it's like so often people are competing there they're there there's infighting there's all these these politics and i'm just astounded you were able to pull or was together. i tell you what i said that you would think it well i tell you if you were just be trying to do it it wouldn't work i think what has happened is that we h

are better off but the overall situation is much worse america's quadrupled its dead america if you take in the consider the things that they guarantee they printed huge amounts of money you know the world has gotten worse the world hasn't gotten better but be sure the u.s. will default that's why people are moving away from us government bonds because everybody knows that the us is in serious trouble and the debt situation is getting worse and worse not better and better and the downgrade came too late to hit europe's stock markets which have already taken a hammering this week being battered by the eurozone and america's debt difficulties meanwhile the e.u. leaders criticized the u.s. rating agencies blaming them of double standards saying they will create a european one in response he's done a bushel has more brussels. we used downgraded trust in the rating agencies to junk status. as the agency admitted a two trillion dollar miscalculation when deciding this downgrade they claim to have the world's best minds working for them hasn't really surprised people here because most know

still in america but they are not however are muslims. in fact according to f.b.i. data ninety four percent of all the terrorist acts committed on u.s. soil over the past decade were not from radical muslims but instead from these very same hate groups that are popping up across america and well our news media will feast once every few years on a muslim attack that was thwarted they ignore the hate crimes that are carried out every single day in america in leading families devastated and communities in distress. as mark strawman said just before the lethal cocktail was pumped into his arm. hate causes a lifetime of pain. so let's not. this story of forgiveness and frankly of enlightenment he forgot. how to end this hateful so-called war on terror and focus on really in this nation of the far more discreet destructive force hate and fear. coming up tom breaks down the real threat of global warming and night faily take. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to dribble break through get through it have been made who can you tr

that is the mission of america.o suggest that the republican party, that we can be a party about just tax cuts and spending cuts and not about strong families and strong faith and strong faith communities, you don't understand, iowa and you don't understand america. ladies and gentlemen, as you saw from the debate the other night, this campaign is about scratching and clawing for every little bit of recognition we can get. i had to wave my hand and ask for recognition. this is the little engine that could campaign. they told us we had no chance, all they did, all the press does is talk about the shiny engines that keep coming by or maybe -- maybe will come by and help, maybe we'll hitch up and start working hard. we didn't wait around. we started working hard. we started going out and have been to iowa more than any other candidate, been to new hampshire more than any other county, we've been to south carolina more than any other candidate. why? because i can't to be accountable to you and i want the people who are

are better off but the overall situation is much worse america's quadruplet instead america if you take in the consider the things that they guaranteed they printed huge amounts of money you know the world has gotten worse the world hasn't gotten better but it sure the u.s. will default that's why people are moving away from us government bonds because everybody knows that the us is in serious trouble and the debt situation is getting worse and worse not better and better well that's it months of political squabbling before the eleventh hour deal was struck to raise america's debt ceiling but it was still not enough to stave off the credit score drop as very important i explained as investors are ready to move out of the united states because of its increasingly fractured fiscal reputation. help us avoid default debt ceiling nation default and this crisis time's running out the entire world is watching it's been a public spectacle filled with bickering grandstanding and lack of compromise i devise if debate over raising the u.s. debt ceiling created an unprecedented climate of uncertain

i am pro-america's cup, and i think we can make it clean and green. we urge you to work harder on that. thank you. and i also want to submit this letter i submitted to the board and to the america's cup on the shoreside power which gives you more detail on the emissions. president olague: thank you. >> hello. my name is daniel osborn. i live at 2143 joined street -- jones street, near greenwich. i've been swimming in aquatic park for over 50 years. many other locations in san francisco de. after finishing swimming at stanford, years ago, i found this very receptive place. there is no other location in the entire san francisco bay area that is protected as aquatic park is for swimming. i have personally participated in the rescue of a swimmer who was done in by a tugboat. it was not a pleasant experience. i would like to see the eir address the recreational use of aquatic park, which does not address. i even have the knowledge of the 1900's of city beautiful development of the area, which designated the aquatic park area for recreational use. even thou

that define his america -- defined his america in the time i grew up. there was something else the defined in. that was defining the proper role of government. he did that better than any american has done before. [applause] it has always been important for americans to do that. i stand before you today at a time when defining the proper role of government is as important as it has ever been. the answer lies in what kind of country and want to have -- we want to have. i think the majority of americans share a common vision for what they want our nation to be. they want our nation to be two things at the same time. they wanted to be free and prosperous, a place where your economic hopes and dreams can be accomplished and brought to fruition. through hard work and sacrifice, you can be to god meant you to be, no matter who your parents were, no matter where you were born, no matter how much misfortune you may have had in your live. if you have a good idea, you can be anything if you work hard and play by the rules. americans share that vision. they also w

everything in america seems consumed. is it time for america incorporated to revisit this whole area, do you think? >> aspects of china's performance is more or less impressive while you're there. the beijing olympics or the high speed rail project that's a double edge situation that the chinese can get done with great speed. the recent tragedies in the high-speed rail projects, the fatal crash and the evidence of corruption suggests that the chinese approach has its problems too. there's a huge overhang of the white elephant projects that kept the demand going up in a short run. but you go to the remote cities, there are giant airports, giant shopping malls and everything. it can be romanticized from the -- out of our frustration with the bureaucracies in the u.s. >> thank you very much. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> london calling 16,000 police on the streets. can they restore order? [ man ] behind every business is a "what if." what if we designed an electric motorcycle? what if we turned trash into surfboards? whateve

america's cup cruise terminal and >> good afternoon president olague. good afternoon, commissioners. i am with the planning staff, and i am joined by chris kern, also from planning staff. i am also joined by a representatives from paul mitchell, the environmental consultants for the project. some folks are trickling in right now. the item before you today is the public hearing on the draft eir for case 2010.0493e, the james r. herman cruise terminal and northeast wharf plaza. staff came before you on july 7, 2011. the historic preservation commission had a hearing on august 3. there was no public testimony at that hearing, and they continued their discussion until august 17, next week. today's action is a public hearing on the adequacy and accuracy of the affirmation contained in the draft eir, and we ask that comments be focused on this. the draft eir the significant and unavoidable impact related to noise and air quality. the draft eir found significant impacts that could be mitigated on cultural resources, noise and vibrations, when and shadow, biolo

i want america to know is this, we are going get through this. things will get better. >> analysis from what it means from austan goolsbee. his last day advising the president was friday. forman chairman of the federal reserve, alan greenspan. and the rest of the panel, the focus? with the economy the way it is, how will it affect the race for the white house. >> with us, msnbcs rachel maddow and alex castellanos. first, the washington debate over jobs, growth and the economy. what can government do? the toxic debt debate, does america trust their leaders to make the tough choices ahead? with us, two former presidential nominees for their party, senator john kerry, democrat of massachusetts and senator john mccain, republican of arizona. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. all eyes will be on the stock market tomorrow after the s&ps downgrade for america's credit rating. the ratings agency called the outlook negative signaling another downgrade is possible in 12 to 18 months. the white house and treasury is critical of

muslims stood with america united in grief and in our resolve to protect america. along with american the mall face muslim americans rushed in to save and rescue victims of al qaeda terrorism. let me close with a true story but remember that it is only one of many american stories that could be told. mohamad udani was a 23-year-old paramedic in new york city police cadet. he was one of those first responders who lost his life in the 9/11 terrorist attacks almost a decade ago. as new york times eulogized he wanted to be seen as an all-american kid. he wore no. 79 on the high school football team in queens where he lived. he was called cell by his friend. he became a research assistant at rockefeller university and drove an ambulance part-time. one christmas he saying handle's messiah in queens. he saw the star wars movies and it is well known that he had a young jet are license plate. he bravely sacrificed his life to help others on 9/11. after the tragedy some people tried to smear his character solely because of his islamic faith. some people spread false rumors a

america is seizing up. i cite the most obvious example in the book, the ten year hole in the ground in lower manhattan that should shame every one of us here because destroying those buildings is something america's enemies did to us, leaving a hole in the ground for a decade is something we did to ourselves. the empire state building, thallest in the world back threne was put up in 18 months during the depression. where's that's spirit today? what can you do in 18 months today? at that ten year hole in the ground in lower manhattan is profound and eloquent in what it says about american sclerosis. g is for global retreat. as powers learn, the price of big government at home is a smaller presence abroad. first comes reorientation and the shrinking of the horizon. after empire, britain turned inwardment between 1951 and 1997, the proportion of government expenditure on defense fell from 24% to 7% whim the proportion on health and welfare rose from 22% to 53%. that's before tony blair's new labor government c