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bad idea? you can't put your phone away while are you on a tv show. >> it is called being a sex addict. sure i have a picture of it. >> compared to last night when she just left. >> just like father said. >> would you give up your phone at a restaurant? >> i just get a fake phone. >> this is going to encourage that you get a dummy phone and you drop it off at the front, and you get your discount. >> they will be watching you. they will know. >> who is wasting time getting a dummy phone? >> you clearly haven't had a bloomin onion. >> are you surprised so many people take them up on the deal? >> no, it is l.a. they are all trying to save a buck. >> but even worse than new york i think as far as people just con constantly having to be on their phone to show how important they are. >> it is what the wait staff are doing with your phone. you would steel somebody's phones and drop your trassers and take your picture. then they would get it developed. >> first of all, he did do that. but we call them

he didn't talk about all of the bad in america. america knows how bad things are.hat we need to know how things are going to get better. remember mitt romney said you sped it up in the clip he is going to worry about families and individuals first and foremost. >> we got a taste of that when the three families talked at the beginning took the stage there wasn't a dry eye in the audience there. he talks about getting america back on track. he wasn't necessarily so critical of the current administration. do you think that that was a success? are you glad he did that or do you think he should have been more critical? >> the american people know how bad things are. they know high gas prices, they know high food prices. they know that a lot of their friends and family are out of work or under employed. not enough to tell people how bad things are. when mitt romney left and said how good things can be hope, vision, patriotism, we can do anything we put our mind to and we are going to get out of this dilemma we have in the economy if we all work together and not pit ameri

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for equally if not even more spent actually poor people died so it's a bad it's a bad course to set and frankly it is nothing more than a bunch of money from a company that no one is going to be held accountable i cannot believe you're actually paying a bill to get out of criminal allegations that's that's a very bad president to say that i'm critical of the whole process of bringing in contract mercenaries if you will to conduct military operations in a foreign environment you have less capability of accountability and frankly i work with our congress here all the time and i've been a big proponent of congress' interceding in this saying you cannot send to do an act or someone who is taking the oath of office should be sent to conduct military action it's bad regarding economics it's bad regarding accountability in many ways . like our central intelligence agency used mercenaries to get around congressional oversight which again is not good for anybody if they do that a seven day today's wall means every skill free is under way no less to run up to two strong earthquakes raise villages

i think it's a bad course of action by the u.s. government by the obama administration who came in talking about accountability look people died here and yet you're giving a fine to the company you just talked about airlines in your in your preference to this airlines not doing the right thing to maintain public safety my goodness that you would hold an airline accountable for bad acts why would you not hold accountable a group of mercenaries for equally if not even more spat actually poor people died so it's a bad it's a bad course to set and frankly it is nothing more than a bunch of money from a company that no one is going to be held accountable so i think it's very bad all work around that they're not being seeking accountability again criminal accountability i cannot believe you're actually paying a bill to get out of criminal allegations that's that's a very bad presidents to set can we be sure the future of nations will be and could . absolutely not that's one of the issues again where i'm critical of the whole process of b

they spend a lot of money defending bad teachers and defending bad rules and regulations.ul of your argument. dana is on point here. if you're in washington you know what people who represent the lobbyists make and the special interest group leaders make. go back to your industry. corporate america. median pay of u.s., top 200 ceos, $14.5 million, eric. >> greg: but they generate wealth. create things. what do unions create? red tape. >> juan: who do unions create when they operate cameras on usnode >> eric: that is labor. they're paid for labor. that is not what they create. >> juan: somebody represents workers to make sure that workers get a fair shake out of management. and people don't get exploited. that is not a bad thing. >> greg: at one point you were right but it's gotten pretty bad. we can all agree there was a noble purpose behind this. >> juan: there was. that's fair. but you know what we have seen a tremendous decline in unit. not in favor in the private sector about disappeared. we are talk about the public sector unions. >> eric: these people are paid, paid

i think it's a bad course of action by the u.s. government by the obama administration who came in talking about accountability look people died here and yet you're giving a fine to the company my goodness if you would hold an airline accountable for bad acts why would you not hold accountable those merged areas for equally if not even more sped actually poor people died so it's a bad it's a bad course to set and frankly it is nothing more than a bunch of money from a company that no one is going to be held accountable i cannot believe you're actually paying a bill to get out of criminal allegations at so that's a very bad presidents to say i'm critical of the whole process of bringing in contract mercenaries if you will to conduct military operations in a foreign environment you have less capability of accountability and frankly i've been i work with our congress here all the time and i've been a big proponent of congress' interceding in this saying you cannot send mercenaries to do an act or someone who is taking the oath of offi

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behavior bad behaviors become socialized the consequences of bad behavior has become social laws that the individual doesn't have responsibility for their bad behavior so it sounds like so far the only thing we've talked about that's actually a realistic solution is something like law backs which would instill personal responsibility for bad behavior where it would really hurt right. personal lawyer ability my mill is your house your car. ok so the so we've we've hit on something finally so there is something that that we can say it would be a plan going forward i'm curious looking back obviously a lot has changed with the regulatory system and with laws in the wake of crazy because after enron we had sarbanes oxley which is a massive overhaul some of that has been undone by the jobs act some of that i'm not convinced regulators even want to use or prosecutors even want to use because there could be a lot of accounting fraud that that from what i understand could have been prosecuted under sarbanes oxley which has not so my question to you how close are we to a situation where a crazy

it's usually--if they're bad it's usually grim. if they're good, sometimes i like to mess with the president a little asand, do you want the good news or the bad news. and then he would say, what is it with you economists, the good news and bad news. then i would say i'm messing with you there is no bad news. >> eliot: maybe because you left all the bad news after you left. >> my heart couldn't take it. >> eliot: you lived through a tough, tough stretch. brought us back from the edge of economic cataclysm and i think everyone is indebted for what you did during this period and for that contribution. i want to turn serious. the jobs numbers were ambiguous what is your take on where we are right now? >> well, the first thing and i used to say when the numbers are good or bad, no matter what the numbers are, you never take one month's numbers as meaning anything because it's highly variable. the payroll numbers plus or minus 100,000. so it gives you an idea of what the margin of error is. the unemployment rate was 8.253%. and so that

bad news for hewlett-packard can be only bad news for hewlett-packard. if they say it's raining the odds are good when you hear from apple or ibm, they may tell you it's only raining on packard's side of the street. kohl's versus macy's. sometimes there isn't pin action which is why i keep my pin sounds on. you can't extrapolate from one company to the rest of the industry. that's frequently the case when they are one of the losers. [ booing ] it happens in every industry. it's not just tech stocks that ride behind others in the sector when the ball drops. when avon faltered even when herbalife and tupperware flourished they said it was the business model. they were hitting the ball out of the park and avon was stinking it up. procter & gamble said the world was rebelled from high priced products when colgate was running circles around it. we saw it in fast food. wendy's saying the consumer can't afford a hamburger today but it could tomorrow when mcdonald's said it was selling them by the billions. supermarkets, safeway and super value say the consumer

mcdonald's warns it would be bad and now we know how bad. sales down last month despite all the increased promotions. overall, sales posting the worst performance in nine years. mcdonald's is not alone. priceline seeing the stock plunge. the travel company seeing a slow down in europe and says there is evidence that trend is spreading. high-end hit, also, double digits as a new poll shows two-thirds of people think the country is headed in the wrong direction. sandra is tracking all the numbers. when i see mcdonald's i think food, it is every write. -- everywhere. when it slows down, is recession coming? >>guest: mcdonald's is recession proof. people dine when things are so bad. they could be so bad that not even mcdonald's request stay there. they have changed their menu, to the dollar menu, they put different items on there to attract people when times have been bad but this is the worst showing for mcdonald's in over nine years. >>stuart: store sales in america down, slightly, but down. that is unusual. sales in europe were down 10 percen

(wow, it was bad in '56, it was bad in '88, there were some bad patches in 2005.) yeah, but they weren't bad like it is this year. this year i think is worse. tulsa, oklahoma is begging residents to conserve water. it's not mandatory -- for now. please, please, please voluntarily conserve the use of water immediately. to the north, parts of canada are also suffering from drought. a chef at a restaurant in quebec says berries are in short supply. i'm just making some raspberry jam there, and actually, some of it is frozen raspberries. so, that's not -- that would not be normal. canadian chefs say fresh fruits and vegetables are costing up to 20 percent more. they're worried t's going to get worse. some of our local producers are telling us that we can expect definite spikes in prices towards the end of the summer. i'm ed payne reporting. the u-s-d-a says this year's harsh conditions could cause u-s food prices to surge by as much as 4-and-a-half percent next year. lawmakers pass the republican plan to maintain the bush era tax cuts for all americans. on wednesday...

how bad does it get? >> i think it gets bad. the have and have nots. having a lot of companies that have a lot of cash, little companies, cut divisions of the company and lay people off. make everybody more fishgtd but reduce the overall work force they are acquiring. >> neil: thank you very much scott. it turns out that health insurers aren't the only ones covering their bases. newsweek is out can wa story, occasions the economy may have gotten up and left. getting nasty with the president isn't the same when walter cronkite ripped the vietnam war and bolted on president lyndon johnson. combined with polls showing the smallest percentage of americans are satisfied with the way things are going. clear problems with the white house right now. to professor larry sabado. >> the media relationship with president obama the honeymoon is over. the bloom is off the rose. this often happens as reality meets the promise of what a candidate said during a campaign. this happened to jimmy carter in 1980. the media was much taken to him in 1986 but by but they moved

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that is bad. that's crazy. get up right now, stick your head out the window, i'm not -- i mad as hell and i'm not going to let 1 billion people go hungry. you tell them. >> welcome back. it is the essential ingredients for life -- water. imagine if your life and thought -- if your life revolving around trying to find it. access to water is the main focus of this year's world water relief which is keyed off in the swedish capital stockholm. >> according to one study, third of the residents of mexico city don't have proper access to water. because the high altitude of 7,300 feet, the city takes water from of offers that are not naturally replenished. for some citizens, simply turning on the tap and drinking is not an option. >> she chose the pink paint for walls, but there's nothing she can do about the brown water in the tap. she says there has never been clean water in her district. >> we get rations from -- we get rashes from the water. the doctors often don't realize is from the water. they say it is best or

so i thought he picked a bad situation to do it. and i don't like arguing gun control in the wake of these tragedies. because i think people have an honest disagreement about it and it kind of demeans the tragedy. where i think we could do work on gun control is the automatic weapons, i have been, it hurt me when i ran for the president of the united states, a proponent of a waiting period. i think licensing guns should be on almost the same basis that we license automobiles. think those are all very reasonable things to talk about. >> we'll take a quick break and be back with more from former mayor, rudy giuliani. s s. >>> we're back with more of our "press pass" conversation in new york with former mayor, rudy giuliani, about his republican party in the 2012 campaign. are you done with presidential politics or not? >> i expect to spend half my time on the road. i've been in michigan, south florida, i've been in nevada, i was just in new hampshire. i wasn't there just do see my friends, i was campaigning. i expect to campaign very,

not bad because the humidity is not bad. dew point temperatures will show you that. this is measuring how much water is out there. when you get into the upper 50s and low 60s, much more comfortable air. so 629 current dew point in washington. doesn't feel bad at all. 63 in leonardtown. look at that. 50s. 50s for dew point temperatures in places like winchester and martinsburg this morning. it will be another nice day t will be sunny. no doubt about it. it will be warm with highs about 09-degree or so. without a whole lot of humidity today, should feel pretty good for you. there is your satellite-radar. quiet weather to start i think for the first half of your day. we will see cloudiness move in later today. you can see out into kentucky, west virginia and ohio. this is tomorrow's weather. that is a cold front that will likely bring us a good possibility of some showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow will be kind of hot and humid up ahead of that frontal system as that approaches from the west. that ill with be the chains. really, our best chaps of

>> it looks bad. day it's getting worse. >> a lot of these guys are just going to go on for the next year, you know? you kind of take the hit this year and -- >> oh, yeah. >> got to keep going. >> we've seen some good economies and some bad economies over the years. >> yeah. went through good times, bad times. but farming is a great life. >> that retired farmer you just saw 92 years old lived through the droughts of 1936, 1956, 1988, he says this one may be worse but this time 90% of the farmers have crop insurance so they won't get rich this year but they won't go broke either. we got a lot more reporting on the drought on our blog. if you want to see how it will affect food prices and reigniting a debate over ethanol policies, go to cnn.com/yourbottomline. >>> the infrastructure you depend on badly needed overhaul but your elected officials don't seem interested in dealing with our long-term problems. we'll talk to a financial crisis expert with an unusual solution. >>> gridlock in washington is sta

not so bad out here. my bad. sorry for yepping so much. >> you guys were right. i was wrong. >> thank you for rescuing me. >> the rescue was done by an organization called gateway pet guardians. they do this kind of thing in the st. louis, missouri, area. overall, to get the four dogs out from underneath this slab it took a week. >> oh. >> to get them out of there. tabitha happened to be the final one. >> so adorable. so heartbreaking, because you can't explain to the puppy what's going on, that these people are trying to help. just screams. that sound is so matter breaking, b now tabi can fid of this story, tabitha has already been adopted by a great family, and, of course, she's loving her new life now, outside of this. >> so cute. hi! >>> are you all ready for a little monday magic? >> always. >> time to check in with matt dreidel who brings magic into our lives. may, max. >> hey. a tough one thinking mourns morning. those monday, can't wake up, get get into it. slap yourself around -- >> oh. >> crack into a beer. >> whoa. >> get your day started off. >> wow.

does not feel too bad. sunshine showing up in many valleys right now, inside of the bay we are looking good with fog pulling out into the coastline, patchy fog continuing along the beaches. more of that in the next couple of days. still, looking good as you look over the bay waters, not to bad at all as we sail into the afternoon with a lot of sunshine coming our way. temperatures warming up, 75 degrees in concord. bouncing temperatures up in san fransisco. 71 in san jose. as we look at the afternoon plenty of sunshine away from the immediate coastline, temperatures running below average the not bad in the tonight more low clouds and fog surging into the bay and the valleys. no major changes, minor changes over the next five to seven days. still hot weather in fresno, 97 degrees there. 67 and partly cloudy skies in the monterey bay and 90 degrees in redding. there is a trough moving along the west coast now, it will have more influence tomorrow so temperatures are staying down just a little bit. as a system

this poor guy has been dealt a bad hand.es he's going to cook crystal meth, become a drug dealer for the last year of his life, give the money to his family and die. that's was it. and that was the sympathy that people hooked onto. now, we've gone to the dark side and we've taken other people with us. >> jimmy: i think the only person i ever felt that way about was tony soprano. because he's a terrible guy, but you're still rooting for him and hoping he doesn't get killed and every week you feel the same way. >> i know, it's interesting. >> jimmy: i was thinking about this, when you were on "malcolm in the middle" -- >> i killed a lot of people there, too. nobody knew about it. i was killing people all the time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you were nominated for an emmy three times on that show. you did not win. this show, you've been nominated three times. you won every single time. you won every -- [ cheers and applause ] you're the same guy, you're the same actor. you had good material, obviously, in both shows. is it -- do pe

it was the 's so clothes were bad.tses and the big shoulder pads and mesh tank tops for guys. really bad. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and really expensive. and i found one thing. and a bad silk shirt and it was my price range. and i bought it and i said, can he take it back? and he had just been on a photo shoot and he said to me, you would not believe what an idiot and i told her i liked come des garcon and she comes in with come les garcon. and as i come back to return it, this guy is not going to let me return it. there is nothing in the store -- >> jimmy: a big hit from the designer. >> i don't know possessed me. i thought, i'm going to go in there and pretend that i'm a polish immigrant and i walk in and i say, i come to this country. i worst polish accept ever. and i don't have money. i want to the buy something for my boyfriend and i guy took pity on me. he gave me my money back. i must have just seen "sophie's choice" or something. and i thought, it worked. >> jimmy: that is a good strategy. g guillermo has been using t

it's bad, i know it's bad. we're trying to figure out if it's going to be bad for our family. >> any plans on what you're going to do besides close the windows. >> we're not sure. we've got to go to the doctor and see if we're okay. we don't know if that stuff is bad for us. >> you know right away you said it was the refinery when you saw the smoke. >> we knew right away because it's not the first time it happened. we already know. >> well, thank you very much. and as you can see, the smoke is so over his neighborhood over there, just a couple of blocks from where we are. again, we are on the east side of the chevron you can still see plenty of fire and black smoke coming out. of course, as soon as we get more information we'll bring it to you. for now we're reporting live in richmond ktvu channel 2 news back to you guys. >> we're continuing to follow this breaking news right now going on in richmond. i can't tell you we want to reiterate here what we've learned a short time ago this is a level 3 warning, they

my bad. sorry., sir. >> bob: you mean that from the bottom of your heart. >> kimberly: happy birthday. lower our taxes. thank you. >> bob: two days ago we missed this one, we shouldn't have. it was my fault. jerry garcia the leader of the grateful dead, one of the greatest bands there ever was in the psychedelic era. an era i am quite familiar with. or sort of remember. jerry died frankly using too many drugs. but he not only was his band a terrific group of musicians, but he had dead heads who followed them around mostly kids who inherit a lot of money. but interesting thing about it, with all the bands who refused to let people take their songs, they put what they call a malt box in the middle of the stadiums to let them do it right off the instrumennation. i know phil played with jerry. phil wherever you are, nice to talk to you, i hope. for jerry garcia, a great man. i love your ice cream they named after you, man. >> greg: keep doing. >> kimberly: all right. >> andrea: after bob's favorite quot

we'll show you the a manic and not bad for early august. -- almanac and not bad for early pay the, althoughdid hit 93. average is 88 and 71. guess what? averages are coming down now. 106 is the record high, the second time we've hit 106 in recorded history. last time was july 20th in 1930. we'll come back, we'll talk about the frontal boundary, where it's headed and talk about ernesto and some news about the eastern shore. >> also up next president obama signs a bill designed to help some military families. >>> seven minutes of silence, no communication, no visuals, that's what the people supporting the latest mars rover mission had to deal with this motion while they waited to find out if that landing was successful. >> descending as expected. >> you remain strong. >> yeah. stable. stable. >> jeff is good. touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheering and applause ] whoa! yea! >> talk about excitement, that was the reaction at nasa's jet propulsion laboratory in california when the word came that curiosity touched down without a problem. and within minutes scientists were seeing thei

the cloud coverage and the fog not that bad. but not that far inland and even the golden gate not that bad. going forward upper 60s and low 80s for most of the south- bay. slightly warmer conditions in los gatos. and warmer temperatures expected in other areas. fearful however, could still reach 90. antioch, 89 degrees. fairfield--however could still get to 90's. oakland, low 70's with mid- 60s. a mixture of '60s and '70s in the north-bay. today will be similar but just a touch cooler. as we go towards tomorrow. with your three day outlook. temperatures looking decent with your kron 4 7 day around the bay. incidently, comcast 193 is a 24 hour bake news channel. weather, news, news bay--news. >> george: this westbound direction is started. however it is incident-free on the upper deck. continuing the brake check, 92 it is expected to be very busy because of the closure of the dumbarton bridge. the san mateo bridge will be carrying a lot of extra traffic. if you usually use this there are going to be more cars. taking a look at th

bad for america. they actually did that. and knowing full well the average guy would read that in a newspaper and say these bankers don't like the bill. it must be pretty good. these fellows were brilliant. >> that -- u.s. question in your book. the creature from jekyll island, what is the poor reserve. what is your answer? >> well, it is a cartel. it is not a government agency. it has the appearance of being at a government agency in they went to great lengths to give it that the side. it does have the power of government because congress voted to give it power of enforcement, but in its essence it is a cartel. it is nothing different than eight bin and a cartel or an oil cartel, sugar cartel. it happens to be a banking cartel. they get together, they drew up the rules and regulations of their own industry, self regulate their own industry federal reserve act. congress passed into law, and that is why we think it is a government agency. if you don't obey the rules that they set down for their own industry you go to prison.