as justus anthony kennedy explained in the majority opinion, and i quote-- (ka-chi (ka-ching) (laughter) of course, of course the hand ringers out there is a that injecting that much money into the election is bad. but in a recent column political pundit and popcorn magnate george wells has a control reposte writing last year procter & gamble spent $3 billion more that will be spent by the obama respondent noom-- romney campaigns and super pacs supporting them. so more is spent to influence american's choice of their detergent than of their president. precisely. buying detergent and electing a president are exactly the same thing. because when i buy tide, i have to use it for four years and so does everyone in america. also, tide gets to approve drone strikes on its enemies. (laughter) in fact-- (applause) in fact, i'm surprised republicans haven't already nominated tide for president. it gets your whites whiter than white. but shockingly, there may be a downside to having our political process engulfed by a tsunami of tsu-money. there is so much super pac cash to be sppbt this year tha

if chicken is your style, the wholesale prices of whole chings are up 10% from last year. just in time for your summer vacation season, we are shedding light on age-old myths about saving gas. consumer reports says filling up during cooler weather will not help you get better gas mileage. the same goes for warming up the car before driving. consume reporters says that was only true with much older engine. the tests show driving with a dirty air filter or driving with the windows down has no impact on the fuel economy. >> and while those are not good days to save on gas this summer, we do have good ways, i should say, we have better news when it comes to saving on energy. 11 news reporter, linda, has tips on how to cool the home without racking up the big electrician ty bills. >> it is a scorcher out there. to keep the sun's heat from warming up your home, you may be tempted to blast the air-conditioner all day. but this new device can cut energy usage a and your bill. >> you can turn the air-conditioners on and off via the smartphone. >> set the temperature with the remote

if they say no, why the chicken and i hate to use the word, but the ching, and you know, why go for something big, and if they say no, say no to something worthwhile, and what are your thoughts? >> well, chris, that is exactly right. the president has to form a clear contrast in the public's mind for his desire to go forward to create jobs and the republicans want to do which is a basically war on the tax break for the very rich. they are not the job creators and the war of the tax breaks who are sitting on $2 trillion of cash they don't know what to do with it. the reason they are not creating the jobs is because there is not consumer demand and all the republicans want to do is to cut the budget, and that is austerity economics and we saw what that got european s s in ts of making the european situation worse and creating a recession in all of europe because of those budget cuts, so what, you know, what the president needs to do is to say that is what their agenda is, and this is my agenda, and i will get the jobs back and if they want to say no, then make sure i have a senate and a house o

>> reporter: the research extension took place at natma town national park in the western state of ching. more than 3,000 meters above sea level, the park seems like a promising place to find many unique plants. this purple iris-like plant is, in fact, a kind of ginger which is found nowhere nels the world. orchids, rode dend runs are also in full bloom at this time of year. the start of rainy season. azumi is a researcher at the japanese public botanical garden. with permission from the myanmar government, she has spent the last eight years looking for medicinal plants in the national park. >> translator: i am always thrilled by new findings. that's why i love working here. >> translator: this is myanmar ginseng. the leaves are split like your fingers. >> reporter: myanmar is bloom with plants that have potential medicinal ingredients. discovered just five years ago, myanm myanmar genseng contains more ingredients than its better known korean counterpart. plants that could have properties to lighten skin or prevent bad breath have also been found. fujikawa and her colleagues have collec

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looking at some of the china's economic full ching cookies will moscow and beijing continue to read from the same page when it comes to will politics you're watching the chinese president hu jintao. mr putin i will holding a press conference. hopefully sign some more deals some seventeen major business deals and trade deals are expected to be signed live event all the headlines from us egypt's muslim brotherhood saw it with moves for a million protesters calling for mubarak's execution hoping it will also sweep aside the presidential election and rival. europe today without top stories now world sport. thanks kevin hello and welcome to this is sport with me or i'm on call serve plenty of ahead over the next ten minutes or so but first the headlines still standing russia's sole representative in the french open maria sharapova books her place in the quarterfinals with a three set win over czech claros a couple of our. youth against experience. with a rush a usa scheduled for thursday with both warriors speeding confidence of their victory . and russia's young weightlifting stories hoping

cha ching!>> speaking of yet another kind of coke, but not the brothers, it was definitely coke and taxes on the mind of house speaker john boehner. in a press briefing, boehner said "giving this government more revenue would be like giving a cocaine addict who wants to quit more cocaine." what? okay. >>> former minnesota governor tim pawlenty may lead the list of potential running mates for mitt romney, but pawlenty told cbs he could help romney best in other ways than as vp. >>> finally, politico reports that a friday luncheon held by latino elected and appointed officials about 1,000 delegates at the conference were told to hurry up and finish lunch so the secret service could collect everyone's knives and forks before the president delivered a speech. a secret service spokesman confirmed such requirements are common at large events where the president speaks at about the same time people are dining. okay. excuse me, mr. president, i'd like my fork back. you know, since i'm serving up your mo

. >> many gay couples are able to adopt ching, that's fine. my preference is to encourage the marriage between a man and a woman. >> my favorite part was that the gay community changed their mind. that's just comical. nonetheless, "go proud," a gay conservative organization, has decided to enthusiastically endorse might might. he said he's, quote light years better than president obama. for fascinating we have jimmy lasalvia on. first question, are you kidding? >> you know we're not kidding. we're like most americans and most americans do not base their vote on a single issue. we have a lot of issues facing our country. the truth of the matter is we have a failed president on our hands. it's up to all of us to replace him. all americans are living in this obama economy, and that includes gay americans. >> cenk: so jimmy here's the problem with that, right? i hear you. of course, everyone has a range of issues and just because you have happen to be of ethnicity or gender group you're not all going to vote one way. everybody gets that. but this

then once the october analyst meeting happens, ka ching.ou get the catalyst and people decide hey, you know what, i'm going to be interested, you've got to ring the register. you're in it for that. if you're looking for a longer-term investment, fedex not the answer. we know for the last century, 40% of all gains have come from reinvested dividends. and that's among the reasons why ups with its 2.98% yield makes a better investment. ups is much better organized than fedex as well. they provide more real-time information on demand. it's more consistent than fedex, too. then there's the fact that ups is buying tnt. the big europe-based international shipping company for $6.5 billion. you might question this deal given that it makes ups the largest shipping company in europe. although when fedex reported last week, they told us europe was doing surprisingly fine. however, the deal also gives ups substantial exposure to asia and latin america. two rapidly growing regions even with the current global slowdown. plus a deal is expected to be addit

person i don't he was a happy person and he always told everybody hi and he was always doing his own chingnd worried about the neighborhood and everybody else. he wasn't no selfish person. >> he used to mow my husband's front yard and they borrowed tools back and forth. they were really good friends. he was the best neighbor we ever had. >> an autopsy will be performed on king's body this morning. in new york, mary ann rafferty, fox news. fox news. >>> another big story we are following on this monday morning. the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial. the defense about is to take center stage being possibly today. attorney for the former penn state assistant football coach have said that sandusky may take the stand. another potential witness, sandusky's wife, who has been kept from the courtroom. sandusky is on trial accused of molesting 10 boys over 15 years which he denies. >>> president obama and other world leaders are in mexico for the g-0 summit. the two-day talks begin later on this morning. europe's debt and banking problems will likely dodge nate the talks. president obama is sche

things will ching in a big way here. let's push on. let me show you the next map. our flow here still out of the north and west as we switch maps. thank you. there you go. you can see we start getting some action here off the great lakes. it is possible we've got a few showers breaking out just across foreign maryland and some of those showers may make it into the area. could be a few early showers or a little drizzle this morning. the main deal hears a warm front off to the south and west. that will be the main driver in our weather over the next 24 hours. as that pushes to the north and east, you will notice the air warming up, more humidity and then we'll be off and running with temperatures expected to be in the 90s around here starting tomorrow. 69 in washington. mice, mild start to the day. 73 the hot spot in quantico. 86 the day time high. that is 15 degrees warmer than yesterday appear then just warm and huge you had overnight. 729 overnight low. could be a few early storms with the daytime heating. tomorrow, officially that, a heat wave. 96 for your first

karl rove and joe trippi break down the chings in the map.ember as president. there are fears it could turn an ally to another iran possibly. latest on the vote to hold attorney general eric holder in contempt of congress. "special report" at 6:00. now back to "the five." ♪ ♪ >> bob: "jumping jack flash." this story is about sex offenders. okay. federal judge ruled in favor of an indiana law that forbid sex offenders from being able to use social networking sites. two other states, has and nebraska, also had laws like that, struck down by the federal courts. the question is should sex offenders be allowed to use social networking besides facebook and others? facebook says if you are not allowed if you're on probation to stay on facebook. is this a reasonable decision? >> eric: um, i think that there should be some way of labeling sex offenders anytime they are on the internet. whether it's every time they pop up. they have a verify with twitter. do it with facebook. it will follow you around the facebook, and all the other social networking.

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cha-ching. welcome back, gid. >> yeah. >> a shiner here. you can barely see it. >> barely see. >> what is the story? >> he fought his way across the atlantic. i was sticking up for americans everywhere in a bar in london. there was 12 of them and one of me. and i will tell you what, those guys -- i made it back from london, no problem, went to a basketball game, played basketball yesterday, a nice little things, five stitches later, i'm good to go. >> it was the kiddie league. >> right. right. playing against 8-year-old he is. >> sad. yeah. >> so if we pull this -- >> no sympathy at all. none. none. but thank you, guys, i had a great time in london. >> did you have a great time? >> really fantastic. i had never been there before, never seen the sights, got to see those. as a matter of fact, look at the sights we did see out there in london. of course, there was big ben. this was one of the only time we actually saw the sun when we were there we sought changing of the guard, hung out with people celebrating the jubilee. they were so excited

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at least for the moment it is possible we have found a ching in the democratic armor there. as we talk to republicans do they think, yes, this puts wisconsin in play. i know republicans want to say that. do they think outside wisconsin it means anything in like minded states along the rust best? >> reporter: you know, the honest answer they will give is they're not sure but they hope so. i think a lot of it is for the reason that david gergen was just talking about when we talk about the issues. they are very much hoping that this is a harbinger of november when it comes to what people really care about and are upset about. very much like we saw in 2010. about the big spending and about the battle of ideas, slashing government spending versus democrats who are, many of them, concerned that the cuts are too deep. which is effectively the debate we saw here. if republicans can make the argument that you need to keep the republican ideals in check, that is definitely going to prevail in other states. but states like michigan, which you have been talking about, has been really r

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something like a 74 times multiple prior to the big decline, i think investors are looking for any chingn the growth story. jpmorgan today wrote that the business momentum of red hat moderated in the quarterer. this was slower than the growth rates in the previous five quarters. that's a concern for investors investing in a stock with this sort of multiple. can you address that? is jpmorgan missing something here, or is the momentum slowing? >> we feel great about the momentum of the business. i think there are two things that made the headline number look low. obviously, fx made a difference. our billings growth was 16% ass headline number. in currency terms, that was 20%. that was about half the gap in our historical growth rate in what we did this quarter. the other gap was that we intentionally slowed our growth of services while continuing to keep our subscription growth the same. we basically have services at a 30% gross margin that we use to help drive our 94% gross margin subscription sales. we have a clear strategy to work with partners like other systems integrators to help us

whether you have a typeo, an inadvertent spell check direction or just chinged your mind, you'll be ableto edit your facebook comments. now you'll have as long as you would like to make a change by clicking on the x button. an edited notice will alert others to your change. our original comment won't be gone entirely. another thing people can poke fun of you at on facebook. one man's trash is another person's art. up next who baltimore artscape artists are turning to for some creative help. first, here is a look at what's going on around town this weekend. >> when artscape organizers needed help finding items for a big project this year, they found one man's trash is another man's treasure. >> when this family had some old suitcases to get rid of, they called 1-800 got junk. >> they were not being use order anything but for us to keep them didn't make sense. >> but what is of no use to the family is of great importance to artist jeremy crawford. >> i'm excited. they have gotten so much more since i was last here. their warehouse. it will be like a puzzle piecing it together. >> he is wor

. >> rose: some think if it is more open it might help create the change, because of dengue pow ching, he changed china in part, did not change the political equation, that is what i care about in cuba is the political equation what matters for me is cuba is freedom. >> rose: it may very well have some impact on the political equation. >> but i think the evidence is not really compelling on that, because for example, china is open to the world, people can go into china today, americans can go into china any time they want yet it is an extremely oppressive government. >> rose: run by one political party. >> yes that increase my controls the economy as well as government owned companies, so my point is if economic openings were able to change the political reality of a country, russia and china would be much more democrat. >> my question is how has the economic embargo changed cuba? that is good for people of cuba? >> i think what it will bring is the ability, leverage point for us to negotiate with the successor. >> rose: oh, you mean -- >> successor. >> rose: it might work with raul c

the situation overseas is not lost on republican presidential mitt romney ching. he said in an interview the same thing could happen here if he is not elected. >> if i not get reelected or elected rather, we would instead in my view become more and more like europe, with higher deficits. with debt that could put us in a greece or spain, or italy-like circumstance. chronic high unemployment, low wage growth and a military gets slowly but surely hollowed out so it can pay for the various program the government has in place. i see america in declining position under this president. martha: today governor romney will hold rallies in both wisconsin and iowa. bill: we have a jam-packed show for you. and it is only monday i say. is the president himself willing to talk to investigators about the intelligence leaks? what do lawmakers think about the administration's response to the scandal overall? the chairman of the house intelligence committee will answer those questions in moments. >>> also -- >> pay attention. you sound like obama. i'm giving you honest presentation

the ka-ching, cnn political editor paul steinhauser is live in washington this morning. like the sound effects and the visual. you are very classy here. >> yes, we are, all for you. how much money is the president expected to raise tonight. the rnc 76 million in may, the dnc, 60 million. they have catching up to do. >> yes. look at that. we knew mitt romney was going to start raising a lot of money once the primaries are over. the obama campaign knew it was well. more than 16 million more by obama and the dnc in may. that's one of the reasons you see the president stepping up the fund-raising. mitt romney is raising money, trying to get their supporters to step it up here. why does all this matter? the president, he broke all records when he was senator obama four years ago, raised around $750 million, broke all records and outraised and outspent john mccain by about 3-1. will be a different story line this time around. you can see with the figures in may. part of this is also the outside money from the superpacs. the republican superpacs are raising and spending more mo

. >> cha-ching. as we head into the weekend, one last day with this heat wave and heat warnings and advisories from maryland up to new york and another day three of heat. boston not really near the record, but it will be at the 93 in new york and boston 92 and new york city. as that front comes in, it will bring the relief and risk of strong wind and heavy wind and damaging lightning. 90s along the east coast today and 70s and 80s back through the ohio river valley and by saturday that cool air gets in here and temperatures in the 70s and 80s. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> tom kierein, storm center 4. a steamy start to this friday. temperatures in the 7 0s and low 80s and those areas of green, a few light showers now. into the shenandoah valley and panhandle of west virginia. passing north and east and likely storms thisafternoon, some could produce damaging winds. before then climbing into the low and mid-90s. 60s in the m>>> truer w