solomon patton.e only thing these two girls have in common is they're broke. see why "two broke girls" is tv's number one new show after "how i met your mother." only, cbs. the intent of alabama was to negate the running game and goodness have they done that. demps with three carries for four yards. rainey fewer than that. first down 10. jeff driskel on in place of the injured john brantley and sacked by ed stinson, number 49. >> gary: i think florida has to think about next week. they need to get their quarterback ready for lsu and see chapman limping off and they'll go on the road and this will likely be their quarterback for lsu and they need some positive for him in the rest theft game. easy throws. >> verne: there's one. and from the 36 yard line, jordan reed. that's just a really difficult schedule facing the gators. it was with brantley in there and alabama tonight. first time in history they have played back to back regular season games against two top three teams. lsu a big win over kentucky

a woman named rosie solomon adopted all seven brothers and sisters. been in foster care living with separate families since 2009. the judge said it's the largest single adoption he's ever performed. solomon is looking forward to having all of the kids i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions. >>> an organization that helped transform the lives of thousands of young men in dc celebrated 15 years tonight. life pieces to masterpieces provided art programs for african-american young men living to the east of the accost yeah. at tonight's ceremony, jim was given the strong men stronger award. he was recognized for years of passionate commitment to making sure boys in that organization turned their challenges to successful futures. >> that's -- >> i didn't. >> you know what >>

solomon patton.e only thing these two girls have in common is they're broke. see why "two broke girls" is tv's number one new show after "how i met your mother." only, cbs. the intent of alabama was to negate the running game and goodness have they done that. demps with three carries for four yards. rainey fewer than that. first down 10. jeff driskel on in place of the injured john brantley and sacked by ed stinson, number 49. >> gary: i think florida has to think about next week. they need to get their quarterback ready for lsu and see chapman limping off and they'll go on the road and this will likely be their quarterback for lsu and they need some positive for him in the rest theft game. easy throws. >> verne: there's one. and from the 36 yard line, jordan reed. that's just a really difficult schedule facing the gators. it was with brantley in there and alabama tonight. first time in history they have played back to back regular season games against two top three teams. lsu a big win over kentucky

solomon patton.e only thing these two girls have in common is they're broke. see why "two broke girls" is tv's number one new show after "how i met your mother." only, cbs. the intent of alabama was to negate the running game and goodness have they done that. demps with three carries for four yards. rainey fewer than that. first down 10. jeff driskel on in place of the injured john brantley and sacked by ed stinson, number 49. >> gary: i think florida has to think about next week. they need to get their quarterback ready for lsu and see chapman limping off and they'll go on the road and this will likely be their quarterback for lsu and they need some positive for him in the rest theft game. easy throws. >> verne: there's one. and from the 36 yard line, jordan reed. that's just a really difficult schedule facing the gators. it was with brantley in there and alabama tonight. first time in history they have played back to back regular season games against two top three teams. lsu a big win over kentucky

if i were solomon and i were handling this case, i would say close the deck. do not allow anyone on that roof. reversed the abatement order. let it go through the planning process. this way, no one uses it while it is going to planning until it is resolved. i think that would be the best solution. is there any way to accomplish that? >> we had better check to see if the deck is part of the system. >> i would like to figure out if the deck is part of the mx -- annexing system. >> are there guard rails? are they high enough? can you explain that? >> we do not have an issue, therefore we cannot categorically say. we have to assume it is on safe. >> could i have -- is this the -- is that a whirlpool on top? is that a pool? >> what that is, there is a storefront on about -- ground floor. the hood is to protect the skylight. >> how about this? take a 30 day continuance and have staff look at the issues of exporting. and then come back to the abatement heart. >> commissioners? >> what was that? >> a 30 day continuance. going out to see if the deck is a required exit.

mark solomon again.the neighbors want changes to this project to integrate something that really doesn't fit, to make it fit better. i don't think we want the project to begin with, but the zoning is the zoning and that's what it is. planning staff did not involve our neighborhood in the process. planning staff didn't -- we didn't have representation of the board because the supervisor was not at the table for this and we were uncalled by the planning department staff to be advised of this at any point over the past nine months. we're planning on the citizen planning commission to consider our interests here and represent them. the rear yard exception hasn't been mentioned. the plan calls for and the code requires a rear yard. hopefully at ground level. in the staff report you'll notice that building at the corner of 15th and mission on the southeast side was cited as justification for the heights. that building has a year yard. but in this one they're building to the full lot line. our interior courtyar

solomon. >> sir, if those assets decrease by just 25% and remain on our books, that loss would be greater than the current market capitalization of this entire company. >> so, what you are telling me is that the music is about to stop. >> -- tavis: that is the best you could do for your film -- jeremy irons, kevin spacey? >> it does not get any better than that. stanley tucci, paul betony -- bettany. it is an incredible group of people. tavis: since you just ran that list, that is an all-star cast. what is it about this project that allowed you, as producer, to pull all of those folks to gather around this story line? >> i think it was the material, the caliber of the material, the way the material was written, which is a different point of entry than a lot of stories that deal with the subject matter have been. there is really no effort to cast judgment or break anybody over the coals, or lionize anybody as a hero against this kind of corruption. it is just examining the human side of the impact this catastrophe have on the people who were forced to make the decisions that ultimately led

well solomon is not operating to nuclear industry sic to standard they actually found that at livermore lab they were storing plutonium in paint cans food cans the thing about plutonium is it has to be stored in an airtight container. i worked and the plutonium facility m.p.'s full in the glove boxes there were a number of incidents in the glove boxes they were accidents actually they weren't incidents they were accidents they resulted in people being exposed to plutonium in various forms. there was a pretty. good. your radio was all over it is on fire they were worried that there would be a sampling critics however in the more senior arena because it was really out of control and as a community we were extremely lucky that there wasn't just sacking even larger critic howard g. . but it really illustrates the extreme houser of nuclear weapons development activity i met one young man and his right side in her late twenty's and it was his high school sweetheart. she had skin cancer and she would have to cross the street from a park that they call big trees. but a lot of people in livermor

in israel blue cheese available in some of the tell tale of derrius solomon for children recently. don't you see the saturday night country from moscow these are all top stories dragging on for a decade real estate invasion of afghanistan passes the ten year mark yet a taliban defeat seems nowhere inside the human cost rising faster than ever with this year set to become the deadliest one for u.s. troops. and one of the u.k. enough is enough say protesters calling for a speedy troop withdrawal as they gather in london to protest the. activists of the rally a break joined by musicians actors and politicians. and i think called for sentiment spreads fast across the u.s. with the protests against inequality and unemployment taking place in dozens of cities the occupy wall street movement has criticized the blocking movement zation that says it's far from chaotic and busy for the long haul. programs continue up next palestinians tell us in their own words how they're being pushed violently violently out of their own city by jewish settlers. there are. examples of our hero. there are fi

and they liked little solomon site in part because there were some buildings already and they figured if you get started in those buildings. so he had his universe. moving toward then both the first bombs and the first few. thousand nine hundred forty five players states used those first atomic bombs. the first line i needed here hema panels like a six thousand nine hundred forty five. and one hundred forty thousand people more or less were incinerated or dead by the end of nine hundred forty five tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of others injured and people today still suffering from radiation related illnesses and i know if that's to subsequent generations then the second round was dropped by the united states and that assassin on august ninth one thousand forty five with a similar catastrophic results. that world war two came to an end rather rapidly and instead instead of ending the manhattan project the united states government decided to make it permanent right creating an institution called the los alamos national laboratory in the mexico at the original home and proj

next thirty takes you to explore a deeply spiritual part of siberia where the solomons have the power to inspire. this is a place where people still believe in spirits and turn to shamans for advice. at the same time buddhism here is widely practiced the people here believe in miracles just as much as they do in the palace of science. this is a land where time seems to have come to a standstill. twenty six thousand square kilometers of mountains rivers and virgin forests. humans are rare sight. there can ski district is situated in gori attias southwest close to the border with mongolia. is one of russia's most honestly populated areas . only five thousand people live in a valley overshadowed by the cyan mountains. most of them a soil the pneumatic ancestors settled here hundreds of years ago. there is just one road that leads to the far away region which is only commissioned in one nine hundred ninety three however numerous mountain streams of them flood it making travel impossible. before setting out on the journey locals turn to shamans for help. but most don't because wants to see

>> yes, commissioners, to what the speaker -- mark solomon, north mission. housing prices are flat, if not falling. the last thing we need to do is add more condos apply when there is not enough demand. we have a bunch of condos on the table. when you approve these coming your taking money from the equity of san francisco in to live here right now, transferring it to developers and giving it in part to people who did not live here now. that is not your job. thank you. commissioner olague: any additional public comment on this item? >> my name is ken pariage. it is worth noting that this building has six residential units in fully owner occupied. there are not any tenants in this building. as the previous speaker, there is a conversion for profit. that should be addressed for all the things -- for all buildings. these folks did live here for i believe seven years to be able to do this. actually they were there for 10. they have followed all look the required procedures in order to win this. it do not think they should be singled out in any way. thank you. com

three was the best of the tournament so far thirty players in all doing battle the invitation of solomons. to million dollar prize attracted the biggest european names including a major champions. and finally an ice hockey and last night's moscow darley saw did not know their two game losing streak with a gritty victory over san sky but second win over rivals in less than a week watching out for us was constantine part of. this second must go darby between in our mind says kyra the internet would to be a match to amanda as the blue and whites from bill are the result of their for us clash just seven days ago with little effort in a low scoring game the house easily put their noses in front and there were warning and four and three ball play in the fifth minute and maksim sabio found himself unmarked on this board and fired it into the net did i was home i renamed those weekend central moscow with some of their top flight encounters i played at the much bigger and more comfortable mega sports arena nearby it was a very big area like this that they gave. it where they got the place where ho

manuel barroso so there were plans to recapitalise that there's doubts that the next mail out in solomon for greece will actually go ahead and the fallout from the country's resulting to fault would deal a severe blow to europe's banking sector in greece itself the latest twenty four hour nationwide strike turned violent as police fired tear gas on angry crowds of anti austerity protesters the government is imposing more cuts on its people trying to catch a massive debt of some three hundred and fifty billion euros the country ground to a halt as workers walked out in a general strike meeting flights grounded and hospitals the line urgency staff artie's sarfarosh witnessed the greek capital as it boiled over. in times square once again bearing witness to the clashes between police furious protest is. that the background here. and the sanctions really been writing as a police moved in to clear the crowds some shocking seeing this at one point the police seem chasing protests as into the metro station many others hit kicks by they supposed to be keeping control of the message being sent by

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our guys have time for happy hour joining me tonight is archie producer jenny churchill and tanya solomon had a reporter and blogger for think progress dot org thanks for joining me guys thanks for and i think we actually have our clips for this one of those talk talking through the clips is always interesting for ten like i'm fox and friends and gretchen and steve doocy and brian kilmeade but if we have the clip i think it's all going to go well let's take a look at herman cain's new ad that was released last night i think it's kind of hilarious but everybody is absolutely going crazy over it today in the media so let's take a look for a second. like nobody's ever seen but then america's never seen a candidate like john mccain we need you to get involved because together we can do this we can take this country. starters i just feel like this ad comes from somewhere in the one nine hundred eighty s. with like the really cheesy song and herman cain just smiling i mean this is low production stuff right this isn't like these are the flashy campaign ads that we've seen from rick santorum fro

. >> king solomon had a baby that died because of the mom rolling over. >> slightly over weight or over weight woman drunk rolls over. >> that is the most common reason for babies dying. she was drunk she blacked out. if she put the baby in bed with her which was likely she rolled over the baby she woke up found out the baby was dead suffocated been embarrassed. >> in a panic. >> if that happened geraldo. >> in the state of new york it's a $50 fine for illegal disposing of a body. improper disposing of the body. >> what about the mystery man the one walking with a near naked baby. >> law enforcement has followed up on that a a thousand leads they haven't gotten anything. you can't blame them>> you don't want them to rule out the bottom line is you have a man haunted f f -- manhunt military, the national guard. everyone looking for the child dead or alive and they can't find her. they have to keep going and going and going until the mystery is solved. >> the intruder came through a screen window there would be a treasure trove of forensic evidence of people leaving behind prints, dna, fi

guys and that's it for tonight's show thanks for tuning in make sure they come back tomorrow tanya solomon a different think progress from joining us for happy hour in the meantime to get to the family launched on facebook follow us on twitter if you missed anything you can catch youtube dot com slash the little show and coming up next. wealthy british sign of the sun. spot on. the. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on. the body of colonel gadhafi is finally to be laid to rest but questions about the way he was killed and the future of the country remain with some fearing more bloodshed to come. and how wall street protesters promise yet another global rally ahead of the g. twenty summit aimed at pressuring world leaders to tax financial transactions and currency trades. at a georgia billionaire is stripped off his citizenship after voicing political ambitions in which he vowed to stop president saakashvili from staying in power. am of the russian c

lexington park and solomon's island getting some light rain. 45 in leesburg, 47 in washington, 45 at andrews air force base. mid 50's the high temperatures, accused by the showers with a light westerly wind. the average high is 73. we will be there by wednesday. improvements by tomorrow. starting the day cloudy with afternoon sunshine, conditions of the 60's. >>> traffic is ok. no accidents to report in virginia. folks are starting to wake up and hits the road. 95, 66 looking good. looks good on 81 and route 11. no worries on 7100 or the dulles greenway or the dulles toll road. b-w parkway near 198 as an accident. be careful near 198. accident just reported. they are looking for that. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we begin with breaking news from italy. amanda knox's fate is in the hands of an italian court. the american college students said that accusations she killed her dismay and are not fair and groundless. in 2009 she and her four friends were convicted and sentenced to prison for killing meredith kercher. they say they did not do its. the defense issued a new trial after an

that's good. 58 in town. 62 at the naval academy. 62 down in southern calvert county towards solomon's 60-degree mark. shenandoah valley and the blue ridge. sunshine and mild. highs today, upper 70s to near 80 degrees. get outside and enjoy. >> good advice. a lot of people will be taking it. >> thanks, chuck. >> there are still no leads in the case of a baby who vanished in kansas city, missouri. 10-month-old lisa irwin was reported missing on tuesday. her parents say she was snatched from her crib during the night. people are going door to door interviewing neighbors and searching the house again, this time with a metal detector. jake peterson has the latest on the investigation. >> the family of lisa irwin is staying away from the home this weekend, but police aren't. saturday afternoon crime scene investigators used metal detectors on the family's backyard. police say they continued searching the home because the family decided to allow it. >> we're all on the same table right now. that's the best thing for the investigation, no doubt about it. >> lisa irwin's parents were interview

her name was adrienne solomon and she was observing a craps game. >> a gentlemen to my side turned aroundaid do you want me to explain the game to you? he did and we started chatting. like any woman in her mid 30s i made sure he didn't have a wedding room as he started to flirt. >> he was a professional poker player. >> yes, he was making good money at it. >> she fell for ernie over the next few days of magic in vegas and soon a long distance relationship blossomed. >> we talked about marriage. >> it was wonderful. not perfect, of course. what is? >> for probably the last six months of our relationship, i think we both knew it wasn't going anywhere. >> in february of 2008, they broke it off. so maybe that's why weeks later she didn't hear right away about what happened. >> what kind of a problem? >> i don't know. >> didn't hear about the grizzly double murder or one of the victims was named earnest sheerer jr. he becomes a suspect, but there important alibis hs got. he saw some over there that doesn't lead to him. the question is, is the police zeroing in and there other things that make

for more on this, we're joined by brian solomon of cnbc market wrap.give you credit. yesterday, you were talking about optimism, you were talking about things picking up, and like a good prophet, here's the evidence. >> not to toot our street signs horn, but for three months, weave been calling it hopium, which means things aren't great, but maybe they're getting a little bit better. it's actually an amazing month. in fact, the s&p 500 is on track for its best single month since october of 1974. the russell 2000, a measure of 2000 smaller cap companies on pace for its best month ever. throw out your hyperbole and superlative, this is a doggone good month for stocks all around and let's hope things are getting a little better. >> and do you attribute the improvement to internal gdp growth, lessening claims for unemployment, or do you look out at europe and see a resolution there, as being the factor, the single-most important factor that's improving the performance of the market today? >> today it's greece. today it's europe. now, will that be the case

about 200 students put up in hotels on solomon's island while the cleanup is under way.l soon move a sea voyager cruise liner into the nearby st. mary's river and house the students there temporarily since it's closer to campus than the hotels. >>> two new studies out that raise questions about how effective the flu shot is for any number of people. concern that patients who are obese or over the age of 65 may not be as protected by the vacci vaccine. erica edwards has our report. >> reporter: the sights and sounds of flu season have arrived. many people are protecting themselves from getting sick by rolling up their sleeves for a flu shot. but they may be surprised by new research that shows in healthy adults the flu shot works only about 60% of the time. >> that's surely a lot better than zero, but not where we need it to be in the 90 plus percent range. >> reporter: he led a review of research on the efficacy of the flu vacvaccine. he said evidence of strong protection was lacking most for the elderly. occur in age 65. the bottom line messages we knew better vaccines

in a space that bill solomon gave at the american legion at the end of august, we doubled the to $20 million. it is important because the philanthropic peace with the corporate peace is something back goes hand in hand and specifically, there is a great program as of you may know that is led by my haney at syracuse university and is called entrepreneurship boot camp for veterans with disabilities. there is a companion effort that deals with families and represents a consortium of universities that are devoted to make entrepreneurs out of veterans with disabilities and their families and make them successful. if you don't know much about it, i would encourage you to learn about it. it provides some of the flexibility that we think this population needs to not have necessarily typical career with wal-mart or anybody else but they would want to start and on their own business. i heard some discussion about my good friend barbara bandell and the work she is doing. it is very important to us as we go forward with our work in this space. one thing we realize is that we must take away any o

why would anybody trust solomon? he had been arrested already on $50 million bank fraud. we will go through the details which are extraordinarily hilarious and stupid and sad but he had been arrested already and people are taking bribes from him as if somehow he is not wired by the fed. >> we got to get into this. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> next from knoxville, martha rose woodward discusses the 1982 world's fair. >> the world's fair was in 1982 and expo 82 energy turns the world. they had exhibits from 22 states that participated in fares. there were states like kentucky and alabama and exhibits from corporations like bellsouth and coca-cola was here. over 200 businesses. what we're standing in front of was one of the major buildings that was built for the fair and is the same structure and it is supposed to look like the golden sun going through the air because all energy comes from the sun. and the building you concede in the background was called the amphitheater and it was where they held entertainment venues and we had such a m

they depended on a very generous jewish financiers and high and solomon. he loaned them the money to keep them going but most of them were sent by the states and they didn't get any money from the federal government, so everybody was. there was a wonderful story that i have in the book that when the messenger from the victory of yorktown arrived as one of washington's's aids, he was completely exhausted and suffering malaria and so forth and after he gave the good news to congress he said i have to lie down i have to go someplace and take a rest had been riding a horse for like 24 hours he said but i don't have money. so congress -- everybody looked at the congress and there was no money the government couldn't pay enough money to get a room for the night so the congressman from new jersey suggested everybody did for their pockets and come up with a dollar each and as i say the message of the victory of yorktown was rescued from debt. >> thank you very much. i find it ironic that 220 years later the military still wasn't getting what they deserve in terms

about 200 students have been put up in hotels on solomon's island and are being bussed to classes, but they will soon be moved to a cruise ship on the nearby st. mary's river to be closer to school. >>> families who lost their backyards and could lose their homes to a sinkhole in stafford, virginia, are getting help from the community. the ruby tuesdays in stafford is giving 20% of its proceeds tonight and tomorrow night to a special relief fund. the sinkhole began in early september after tropical storm lee. the ruby tuesdays is located in the 2800 block of jefferson davis highway, or route 1. >>> 5:51 is our time now. time for weather and traffic on the ones. >> fortunately since then, we've had a few extended breaks from rain where things have begun to dry out. it does look like unfortunately, though, we could get more later today. coming from a weak cool front that is triggering some rain now. you see that area of moving color up in western pennsylvania, that band of yellow down into southern ohio. that's a band of some moderate rain. that's heading off to the east. will likely bre

>> no, i think that you are is saturating heineman solomon's degree by about 10,000 degrees. i don't mean to -- i'm not being sarcastic. it's just that he was basically financed individual congressman and so forth. he was not a big finance year of low level of robert morris who had ships and contact and merchants working for him all over the world. he was a much more modest dhaka that he was a very enthusiastic patriarch. there was no place to go that anybody could find and that is the reason why the whole crisis erupted. >> listened this has been a wonderful discussion and i enjoy it so much. [applause] .. >> on september 4th, 1957, a stoic young black girl elizabeth eckford, a member of the little rock 9 was met by an angry mob during her first days to segregate a high school. behind her was a little girl with narrowed eyes and clenched teeth. this is one of the most recognizable photos of the civil rights era. it reflects the hate and fury of a young girl and a timid demeanor of another. it circulated around the state, the nation and all around the world. do you remember h

powder mill road -- fatal crash bayfront road at solomons rolled in deale, anne arundel county.he baltimore national pike at the beltway. 48 at the airport. 89% humidity. 30.42 is the barometric pressure and the winds are calm. dry overhead. a nice, warm flow of air in the central u.s. only in the 60's overnight last night and the central part of the u.s. ahead of the storm system. this storm of angela gets into the area but it will not be for a few days. it looks like we shoot right through the weekend in great shape. 70-75 for the high. saturday and sunday, the son continues. 76 saturday, 80 on sunday. 81 on monday. arrange dances by tuesday night into wednesday. it out there and enjoy the weekend -- raising chances by tuesday night. >>> 8:30 now on a friday morning, tgif, everybody, the seventh day of october, 2011, and guess what? we decided to celebrate with a little bit of an oktoberfest this morning, a friendly competition involving hoda and kim kardashian. >> and jenna wolfe. this is [ speaking in foreign language ] a bavarian contest, you hold a stein of beer five pound

solomon once persecuted christians and later wrote about his personal struggles in the book of romans. we are not disqualified by our imperfections because we are weak and he is strong. that is the good news. we are not called to be perfect. if any of you havehat my debate performances over the last three or four times, you know i am far from perfect. [applause] re is another thing you need to know about me, i stick by my principles. no matter what comes my way, my principles stayed the same. defend freedom, value life, make policy decisions based on what is best for our families. i will not excepted de's status quo as the fate of america. i will not accept an america that is less productive at home and less of influential at home. i still believe in american essentialism. i still believe like america -- like american he -- like ronald reagan and abraham lincoln. i will not apologize for our country or our values, i will protect them. i will stand for life. i will stand for freedom. i will protect the right of people of faith to march on the public square and participate in this cheri

also harwood at solomon islandread an accident there. be careful.ment and give yourself extra space and braking time now back to new york with "good morning america. [ cheers and applause ] >>> happy crowd out in times square this morning. let's go up to the big screen and see chynna phillips and her partner, tony dovolani. they were doing so well, up to the heartbreaking tango. they've been booted from "dancing with the stars." they join us this morning, live. >> they were so gracious last night when they got the boot. live television. you never know what can happen. >>> speaking of that, let's look at lido britain, who has no idea that logan is about to pop the question on national tv. no pressure, logan. he's got the ring. he's incredibly nervous. she has no idea. she thinks she is there for something else. >> looks like he's getting ready for a wrestling match. >>> all right. and wallpaper, shag carpet, even chandeliers. we're not talking about sam's apartment. >> oh. >> ow. >> really? >> wow. >> too much? we're talking about school lockers. we'

of these seaworld trainers have moved offshore, capturing dolphins, trying to capture them in the solomon, sending them from there to casinos in dubai, casinos in singapore. i just came from there. resorts world all ordered -- these were all ex-seaworld trainers. why doesn't seaworld police their own industry an stop all of these captures. if it is truly educational, they themselves aren't educated on this issue. >> richard, jeff, appreciate it. keep us up to date on what's happening with the lawsuit. thank you. >>> a fight between the environment and the economy. how the proposed keystone pipeline is digging up problems from canada to texas. >>> but first, a look at the top videos on cnn.com. ♪ [ multiple snds ng melodic tune ] ♪ [ malennounc ] at northrop grumman, makthworld a feplace. th's value performance. northr gruan. that is better than today. since 1894, ameriprise financial has been working hard for their clients' futures. never taking a bailout. helping generations achieve dreams. buy homes. put their kids through college. retire how they want to. ameriprise. the strength of am