it's a 50/50 nation ferguson said. half the people pay income taxes and half the people get transfer payments from the government. no deficit plan. no entitlement plan. no debt plan. he's bungled foreign policy. i begin with you, jim. if newsweek deserts obama, he's in trouble. >> i'm surprised they didn't steal the famous time magazine headline "god is dead." that would be appropriate. i don't think anybody will be idolizing barack obama after the statistics you said. the liberal blogosphere tried to find everything wrong with the numbers, the font, everything. you can't run from the numbers. >> did they find anything? interesting point. neall ferguson is a distinguished guy. i will bet he's very careful. he's saying you promised this and you didn't deliver that. >> that's simple. he promised 4% growth, gave 2%. unemployment is up. the debt is up. even the president said, it's not my fault. you know the economies after a financial crisis. they are slow. everybody knows. he's now a believer in the new normal. it's not

and now to lisa ferguson. >>> good morning, everyone.it was that you could never satisfy president obama's research team, and now mitt romney says it's his religion. in an interview with parade magazine, romney says he does not want the public to know how much he has donated to the church of latter-day saints. the church never releases that because it's a very private thing between mormons and god. he did one release one year of tax returning, and it showed donating $1.3 million to the church. he might have done himself a disservice by bringing it up again, because now it is back in the news. during a private fund raiser minnesota last night he said big business is doing fine. romney painted the president as out of touch with every day americans when he used those words. the irony here romney is keeping some of his own money in off-shore accounts. last night, romney said he would champion small business to stop it from getting crushed. back with more john after the break, and we are live in chat, current.com/billpress. and social media.

ferguson writes, in part, by picking ryan as his running mate, romney is a courageous leader who will not duck the challenges america faces. the voters now face a stark choice. they can let barack obama's narrative continue until they find themselves living in some version of europe. with low growth, high unemployment and higher debt and real geopolitical decline. i was a good loser four years ago. fired up by the rise of ryan, i want badly to win. ferguson was an adviser to john mccain four years ago. >>> syria's embattled president, bashar al assad stuck his head out finally. assad was seen praying at a mosque beginning of ramadan. it was his first appearance since a bombing killed his defense minister and a deputy. >>> you can hide but you can't run. that's the message from british police to wikileaks founder, julian assange, who remains holed up in london, inside the ecuador embassy. assange is trying to avoid being extradited to sweden where he faces sexual assault charges. yesterday, amid the diplomatic standoff, assange appeared on the embassy balcony, delivering a message aime

. >> for more we're joined by james ferguson.ames, your reaction to the figures and some of their comments this morning? >> the thing about the bank figures that, you know, it's working its way through the background loss, the hidden losses on its book. i think that point by the cfo is right at the moment the discussions about nationalizing rbs is a way of getting around the politician' frustration and none of the banks really are aggressively lending. the problem is if they did nationalize rbs they would discuss why rbs is not lending aggressively. >> which is? >> they still have a whole stask legacy loans predating the crisis which it can't work through either because they are not performing their collateral has fallen in value or the borrower can no longer satisfy interest payments above a certain level therefore squeezing interest margins and leaving loans technically under water. >> so many different exceptionals. in rbs case it's the interest rate swap litigation, i.t. failure, ppi claims plus whatever comes -- the bank has

and when you move on to nile ferguson's front page cover story "newsweek," you know, hit the road barack where you go through all of the failed promises of this administration, one after the other from his promise about dealing with the financial industry to his promise about jobs. i mean, on one to the next indicator, this hand has failed. but he is a celebrity. he hangs around with clooney and anna and sara jessica parker. and apparently the fool factor he thinks is going to get him over the edge. >> laura, here i want to dissent from the neil ferguson article. while it makes a cogent case against obama, it has a premise that is fundamentally wrong. the premise that obama is a bunk gler he is a amateur. he promised x but he didn't know how to deliver. he is falling short of his promises. i think obama a very different goal for america than we often think. he wants to redistribute money away from america and toward the rest of the world. he wants to block oil drilling over here but promote it in other countries. he wants america to have a smaller footprint in the world, and specifically

we need a new president just as harvard historian niall ferguson on the front of "newsweek" advertised. lou: amazing the way in which the, i guess you would call them a community, if not a cult, economists are reacting at harvard university itself, going after niall ferguson as if he had absolutely committed an act of heresy with the+++? me soviet union by every comment policy. that is what happens now almost every day on wall street. you have tens of millions of dollars of wages being paid to try to understand what unelected representatives of the federal reserve system are trying to do. the one we had a glimpse today of what had happened a month ago. is your heart warmed by finding that there is some considerable discussion about what to do? if the economy does not improve significantly, substantially from here? >> wall street is begging for qe-3. especially the speculators. the great irony will be is that if obama goes through this tax raising policy, at year end, and the bush tax cuts expire, every entrepreneur, every private business owner, every private equity fund is going to be

we need a new president, just as neil ferguson on the front of newsweek advertised. lou: it is amazing in which the way i guess you call them a community -- the way that economists are reacting and harvard university itself going after ferguson as if he had absolutely committed an act of harassment with a document. >> the faculties are all part of that army of economists who are now employed to be part of the federal reserve system. as a result, anybody who indicts obama who is going to reappoint bernanke, that is what we are seeing. lou: it is funny. the wealth and the environment there. hardly one would expect from academia in america. >> we both remember the soviets. thousands of economists employed by the cia and every agency of government to try and read what the statements meant in the soviet union by every comment policy. that is what happens now almost every day on wall street. you have tens of millions of dollars of wages being paid to try to understand what unelected representatives of the federal reserve system are trying to do. the one we had a glimpse to

>> well, i think the striking thing about the story is that it does come from niall ferguson, who's kind of a member of this global, glamorous elite, people who are home in london, at home in new york, and it's very fashionable among most of them to support president obama. so for someone to come out and give an across-the-board denunciation of the obama presidency -- he's right. he spends a lot of time on obama owe foreign policy, as well as accusing him of failing on economic policy -- for somebody to give such an across-the-board indictment i think of his stature was pretty unusual. >> greta: what struck me is how quickly paul krugman came out to respond to it. and also there was an economics professor from the university of california at berkeley who said fire his whatever. what struck me is how quick and furious the response. usually when someone writes something provocative, doesn't hit so many nerves. >> everything goes fast these days. everyone has twitter at or his disposal. arguments happen very fast. you're right, paul krugman came out and denounced the article, saying ferguso

>> i think the striking thing about the story is that it does come from neil ferguson who, is a member of this global glamour elite, people at home in london and at home in new york. it's fashionable among most of them to support president obottom a. so for someone to come out and give an across-the-board denuncation of the obama presidency. he is right. he spends a lot of time on foreign policy and accusing him of failing on economic policy, for somebody to give such an across-the-board indictment of his stature is unusual. >> greta: it surprised me how quickly paul krugman came out and a professor from the university of berkeley who said fire his -- whatever. but what struck me, how quick and furious the response. usually tdoesn't hit so many nerves. >> everything goes fast. everyone has twitter and arguments happen fast. and paul crrks krugman came out approximate denounced this and said ferguson had gotten his math wrong on obamacare and a number of points. everything travels really fast. you are going to see this continue for a few days. >> greta: president obama came out and he w

ferguson argues that obama broken his proms and it's clear that the g.o.p. to prosperity is our only hope. the left is predictably crying foul. krugman says ferguson is misrepresenting the facts and should issue a correction. fergson said you know you hit a target when krugman takes time out from his hiking holiday to write a rebuttal. >>> finally, a kentucky rancher is turning to candy as a way to get around high corn prices caused by the drought. local media reports joseph watson says he has had to look for other sources of nutrition for his cows. he is mixing second hand candy with an ethanol byproduct and mineral nutrient and says cows are putting op weight and show nothing health problems so far. >>> we tell you all the time how presidential candidates target the senior vote, middle class vote, senior vote but what about generation "y"? correspondent doug mckelway reports on youth being served. >> on the stump, where every phrase has consequences, paul ryan has been repeating this one. >> generations. my generation. next generation. >> the presence of t

rachel ferguson from our world weather team has the latest. rachel. >> hi there, yeah, we'll get you updated on the tropical storm, haikui. it hasn't moved much since yesterday. it was heading towards the east coast of china. 24 hours ago. you can imagine what the conditions were like. throughout the east china sea here. also affected has been northern parts of taiwan. northern, central parts of the island were battered by typhoons last week. this is very unwelcome rain. 50 to 100 millimeters in the next 24 hours. as for the southern japanese islands. some places since saturday. this storm has brought -- more than 430 mill merlimeters of rainfall. talking excessive amounts of rain. high waves and also storm surge. particularly along the eastern coast of china right now. it is moving slowly but is intensifying. we are expecting it to become a strong typhoon later today. then to make landfall into the province. that will be on wednesday morning. local time. take a look and see what the rain is going to be doing. heading in towards the shanghai a

rachel ferguson gives us the details in her world weather forecast. >> this is a strong typhoon also a large system. you can see just how far reaching the influence of the winds are within this yellow circle here. a northern parts of the philippines still dealing with the strong winds. the wind speeds are 126 kilometers an hour with gusts up to 180. earlier in the week they were suffering with widespread flood from the heavy rain coming off this system. is it a powerful and intense system. right now sitting just to the south of taiwan. it looks like it will be moving at some point towards northern taiwan making a land fall here on thursday. beyond that it will be heading up in toward the southeastern coast of china. now, the winds here are generating waves up to 11 meters high for the okinawa region. this is a powerful system but not just the wind to worry about. there will be a lot of heavy rainfall. 500 millimeters plus for northern taiwan including taipei into the next three days. so extremely high likelihood of seeing flooding issues here, landslides and mud slides possibly as we

rachel ferguson tells us more in her world weather forecast. >> it hasn't changed much since yesterday. we have a severe tropical storm. and it is in the same place as yesterday. that is not good news. it means the heavy rain is coming over the same place for the last 24 hours or so. so it's still sitting here in the east china sea bringing heavy rain to okinawa and southern japanese islands have experienced 430 millimeters of rain in 24 hours. although the system is not moving very quickly it is strengthening gradually. we will expect it to become a strong typhoon before making landfall and that should be wednesday morning into afternoon local time. in the next 24 hours. you could see some very short-time heavy rain about 50 millimeters of rain an hour possible inartsf the southern japanese islands. waves up to 6 meters here and you'll feel the storm surge on the eastern coast of china. taiwan with strong gale force winds and 25 to 35 millimeters of rain. and after taiwan was battered last week, it's going to be unwelcome rain even though it won't as heavy as all of this we are seeing

. >>> let's now get a check of the weather from rachel ferguson. >> all right. we have now a tropical storm, moving west through eastern china. this was the hurricane that yesterday made landfall in the province. and has in the last 24 hours, brought upwards of 300 millimeters of rain to parts of the provinces. now into the next 24 hours it is likely to bring anywhere from 2 up to another 400 millimeters of rain to these places as it continues its path westward. moving at 15 kilometers an hour. wind gusts are up at 90 kilometers an hour. still a very potent system. although it has downgraded to a tropical storm. we will be watching for more heavy rain to come, over the next couple of days. now, down towards the south, and northern philippines has been dealing with torrential trafl which has led to a widespread flooding situation in and around the metropolitananila metropolitan area. in the last two days. sinces to days, some places have picked up, 870 millimeters of rain. unfortunately, into the next 48 hours, we are likely to see an additional 100 millimeters o

. >>> now we find out just how heavy the rain will be from rachel ferguson who has the world weather forecast. >> taking a look athat is ing onow her wh the philippines. we were just talking about how yesterday -- i should say yesterday, typhoon sao lachla a brought flooding so the rain is falling on saturated land. in the next 24 hours we could see 150 millimeters of rain or so. in the last 24 hours, some places picked up more than 480 millimeters of rain. nearly half a meter. the wst of it is over. but in the next 24 hours you are likely to see anything from 80 up to another 150 mill meeters in -- millimeters in some places. we have a strong southwest monsoon at the moment. and this system which is really pulling up a lot of energy through the philippines through northern parts of indochina in through this system. let's update you on what is going on. this tropical storm has reached typhoon status. it has just been sitting very, very slowly spinning in the east china sea. now it's starting to impact mainland china. the eye of the storm getting ready to move into the province over t

. ♪ >>> now it's over to rachel ferguson for an update on the latest storms.oks things are getting rebusy in the tropics. >> we have been tracking several storms this week. this is coming out of taipei, and northern regions of taiwan. more than 1,700 millimeters. 1.7 meters of rain fell since tuesday. we are talking about extreme volumes of rainfall. it resulted in canceled flights. winds in fact destroyed two jet ways in the airport. and transportation was almost absolutely paralyzed. of course, much more important than that was the loss of life. five people were killed. more than 6,000 people have been evacuated due to the ex-ten sieex-ten -- the extensive floods. the system is a potent one. now downgraded to a tropical storm. and made landfall in fujon province. inland to china, still see 250 millimeters of rain from the system into the next 48 hours. 24 hours, in fact. it its expected to become a tropical depression by tonight. still will be a lot of tropical moisture with this system. now up towards the north we have another band of heavy rain. this is tr

here is rachel ferguson with the details of that and more in her world weather forecast. >> hi, yes, we have two potent storms moving through the western pacific right now. saola has been influencing an area through taiwan, the northern philippines as well as southern okinawa over several days. remember earlier in the week it brought devastating flooding to the northern philippines. we also have some video showing you what has been happening in southern okinawa. this is islands, ishigaki islands, 280 millimeters of rain, and gusts over 160 kilometers an hour. although the rain has eased. there will be, a few showers persisting into tomorrow. the main thing is going to be the waves which could top 11 meters today and remain high into tomorrow. but let's pull back and see what is happening in taiwan. that's where the heaviest s of the rain has been falling. since monday, northern and central portions of taiwan received over a meter and a half of rain. in fact, it's more like, 1700 millimeters in three days. as you can see the system is moving very slowly at the moment. it was stationar

katherine ferguson academy is open. this was graduation this year.ly just barely saved it. one newly appointed manager joked and called himself the tyrant. he does have nearly a dictator's authority. in michigan, citizens have a right to force a repeal referendum for laws they don't like. you draw up petitions. if you gather enough signatures, you can quaff to go up on a state-wide ballot to go up or down on the vote. on the last day of february, a small group of activists turned in more than 200,000 signatures repeal the law, way more than enough to qualify to put it on the ballot. in april, they rejected the petitions. the republican members of the board said they couldn't be sure that the font size on one line of the petition was a large enough font so they threw the whole recall effort out. 200,000 peopleined to put the new law up for a vote, never mind them. ever since, the activists have been pleading their case in court, telling judges that their font was big enough. this is michigan, for reals. font size. michigan democracy is going to depend

>> craig ferguson may be leading the way on the price is right.bs will launch a new male model search on august the 30th. is the first time ever in the game show for your history. male model hopefuls will be judged on verbal skills as well as their ability to showcase a product and there weathered knowledge. you can follow along in the audition process in a five episode when the series. >> i could do this all day long. around the bay area today we're seeing patchy fog break up outside, a little hazy over the bay right now, some pitchers going to be a little bit cool. we started out cool and that is how we will end up. cool in spots. livermore 76, concord and san jose checking in at 73 degrees. still the breeze is blowing as you make your way into the valley. so we're not going to see those triple digits today but will still be hot enough in many spots in england. and tonight low clouds and fog likely to make a return to the valleys. monsoon moister sweeping around, being pulled off by a low of the coastline bringing with it some changes as the low

let's bring in rachel ferguson for more on that. rachel. >> he'll got you updated on the typhoon affecting eastern china. now downgraded to a tropical storm as the the system has progressed inland. now it has already brought, over 200 millimeters of ran for some coastal areas. it is going to continue to pound eastern china with heavy rain into the coming days. gusts over 120 kilometers an hour. still a potent system. into the next coming days you can see widely over 200 millimeters of rain. some places in eastern regions and where the system made landfall are likely to see more, around, 400 millimeters of rain. so we are expecting locally very rainfall. that certainly will, lead to an increased risk of flooding and landslides here. i should mention the storm is going to be affecting shanghai. very densely populated areas in the firing line of the storm over the next couple days. we have been reporting on heavy rain for northern parts of the philippines. a strong monsoonal flow coming up. it has been enhanced by the tropical system a

. >>> rachel ferguson at the weather desk? >> we have been tracking a very strong typhoon, set to become a violent typhoon before making landfall in taiwan on thursday. northeast of the philippines. and of course it is going to be coming close to the southern japanese island as well to. day we can expect waves to reach 4 meters. and into wednesday, they'll reach about 10 meters. we are talking about a violent typhoon. you are talking about a strong, category 3 hurricane. and upwards. so a very, very powerful system. you can expect extensive structural damage. certainly enough to cause blackouts and -- cause problems with water, of course, and traffic. so we are looking at a very serious situation already the wind gusts at 234 kilometers an hour. they're increasing. now along with that we're going to be seeing the heavy rain. at the moment most of it is coming down over water. it is going to start within the next 4 hours to impact greatly, southern japan and, the eastern coast of taiwan. now, in behind it we have yet another sy

rachel ferguson joins us now with the world weather forecast. rachel, we've been following a storm near okinawa. it's bringing heavy rain and strong winds to residents there. what's the situation for today? >> well, i'm afraid it hasn't changed much since yesterday. we still have here a severe tropical storm, and it is pretty much in the same place as it was yesterday. that is not good news. it means that that heavy rain has been coming over pretty much the same place for the last 24 hours or so, so it's still sitting here in the east china sea bringing heavy rain down across okinawa. some of the southern japanese islands have experienced more than 430 millimeters of rain in the last 24 hours. we're going to be adding to those totals as well. although the system is not moving very quickly, it is strengthening gradually. we're expecting it to become a strong typhoon before making landfall. that should be either wednesday morning into afternoon local time. so in about the next 24 hours. you could see some very short-time heavy rain, about 50 milli

rachel ferguson gives us an update in her world weather forecast. >> all right. well, the storm has now moved further inland and has downgraded to a tropical storm. you can still see the cloud there. this is the mass moving further toward the west at 50 kilometers an hour right now. gusts are still up around 90 kilometers an hour. it's still a very windy, potent system. the last 24 hours have brought in the region of 250 to 300 millimeters of rain. you can actually add to those totals into the next 24 hours. there's still a lot of moisture with this system. and you will be seeing maybe locally up to about another 250 millimeters of rain for parts of those provinces. we've also been dealing with heavy rain down toward the south. western luzon, of the philippines, has continued in the last 24 hours to see additional heavy rain and there's just a very serious flooding situation there at the moment. into the next 24 hours, those monsoon rains will keep coming and we could see an additional 50 to maybe even 100 millimeters for the western coast of luzon here. it's ano

rachel ferguson gives us the latest. >> the storm is impacting taiwan right now. this is typhoon saola. this is a strong typhoon as well. it impacted northern parts of the philippines earlier in the week and led to widespread flooding here and the displacement of thousands of people. and now it is affecting oer okinawa. waves getting up to about 11 meters and reports of gusts up to 163 kilometers an hour. as for taiwan, the rain is really doing some damage. in the last three days, since monday, northern taiwan has received more than 1.5 meters of rainfall and expecting 500 millimeters in the next 24 hours. that is totaling up to 2 meters. widespread flooding has occurred already. we showed you video yesterday. in the next 24 hours it will be critical. after leaving taiwan, the storm is heading in to china bringing heavy rain. north of that you will notice a band heavy rain heading into northeast china from damrey. damrey is a severe tropical storm. yesterday it came close to the southern tip andt is heading to theellow sea. it will be making landfall at around the

not the best of starts meanwhile from manchester united over in english premier league alex ferguson side going to everton in their season opener. fifty seventh minute headers making the difference at goodison park new signing robin van persie came on as a sub with twenty two minutes but the thirty eight million dollars proved fruitless additions. so we could put well you never always going to have the bowling as much as she did to us when we didn't we defended well kept a good ship much competition rowing the boat were always going to be a threat. so we we've done what we had to do and it was a real room to good performance. now following from percy's move to united another key arsenal player has made his way out of the emirates midfielder alex song completing his move to barcelona on monday the cameroon international passing a medical in catalonia ahead of signing a five year contract with a commercial league giants twenty five million dollars move his forces second big signing of the summer after defender your d. l. but joined from. song reunited with his former gunners captain as

not the best of starts meanwhile for manchester united over in the english premier league sir alex ferguson side going down one nil to everton in their season i remember one for laney's fifty seventh minute header making the difference a goodison park united's new signing robin van persie came on as a substitute with twenty two minutes to play for the million dollar man unable to stop his new side crashing into an opening day the. i thought we put it well you're never always going to have the ball as much as she later so when we didn't we defended well kept a good ship combination were always going to be a threat. but i thought we we done what we had to do and it was a real run a good performance. meanwhile on the greens the skies have cleared for sergio garcia with the spaniard lifting his first p.g.a. tour title in four years the thirty two year old also making the european ryder cup team thanks to victory at a rain affected wyndham championship garcia not minding too much having to stick around greensboro for an extra day wrapping up four consecutive rounds of sixty seven or better the f

let's get the latest from rachel ferguson and her weather forecast. >> welcome, yes we, have two stormsn the western pacific. this one is a large typhoon. southern china, taiwan, into no the northern parts of the philippines. sustained winds at 126 kilometers an hour, gusts at 180. the system is inching ever closer to taiwan where it is expected to make landfall on thursday. but it is moving very slowly. which means the effects of the storm have the been ongoing in pretty much the same area. you will remember that we were reporting on flooding in the northern philippines from this system. well, there has also been flooding now in taiwan if i want to show you some of the video coming out of northeastern taiwan. already. we have been having reports of 880 millimeters of rain roar red since monday on northeastern portions of the island. resulted in flooding, landslides. mudslides. several cars trapped in the water. now officials say fearly 50,000 soldiers are on stand by to meet any disaster relief necessities. to be honest, i think they're going to be called the in. bah the si because the

here is rachel ferguson with the latest in her weather world forecast. >>> hi there, yes. we are expecting a hot day tomorrow across much of japan. but first of all we want to take a look at what is going to be happening with -- typhoon tembin. it is moving very slowly at the moment. wind are at 126 kilometers, gusts at 180. so this is a strong typhoon, expecting it to make landfall in taiwan between thursday noon, and friday morning, local time. and we are now starting to see those wind picking up. for okinawa, waves up to 9 meters between now and into around noontime tomorrow. that's thursday. we are also going to be seeing the rain start to come down. so, anything in excess of 350 millimeters of rain is possible in the next three days. as i say this is a very slow-moving system. that means heavy rain -- over prolonged over -- you know, a longer period. that's going to be raising the risk of flooding and landslides too. now there is not only tembin to worry about. you can obviously see here this big streak of heavy rain coming in fairly rapidly. it seems. this is typhoon

meanwhile over in england manchester united manager sir alex ferguson admits his side failed to get the best out of new signing robin van persie in their one nil defeat at everton on monday modeling for laney's a fifty seventh minute head of making a difference the good of some part it's united's first a feat in their first match of the season since two thousand and four run percy came on as a substitute with twenty two minutes to play but failed to register a single shot on target meaning and opening day that three for david moyes his man . at the top it would put will. you're never always going to have the borg as much as she later saw and we didn't defend it will keep the good ship combination rhondda boxes were always going to be a threat. but i thought we we done what we had to do and it was a little room to good performance meanwhile barcelona's latest acquisition alex song has been speaking as a bar supplier for the first time the twenty four year old midfielder has signed from arsenal in a deal worth around twenty three and a half million dollars the cameron international believ

rachel ferguson gives us the latest in her world weather forecast. >> we're starting to see those affect in the sakeshima islands and also in eastern taiwan. let me give you the latest statistics on tanbin. it is just about stationary now, which could cause a little bit of an issue in terms of the prolonged stormy conditions for these areas. we were expecting landfall in taiwan, today, thursday, it doesn't look like it's going to happen now until friday, and the winds are at 126 kilometers an hour, with gusts at 180 kilometers an hour so that means as well as structural damage, very rough seas, waves up to about seven meters, and then we have the rainfall to contend with as well which for a stationary system it could continue for an extended period of time in the same place, upping the threat of landslides. in the next 24 hours you could see 250 millimeters of rain from this system and behind it we have another powerful system pretty much coming in the same direction. this one is typhoon bolivan, also a strong typhoon moving 15 kilometers an hour in a westerly direction, wind speeds sust

analysis on all of it from "newsweek" contributor myer ferguson. >> nia malika-henderson of the "washington post," and our own john dickerson. plus pro-publica of the impact of these new superpacs and one of the very first negative campaign ads. >> go away, lady, you bother me. >> schieffer: this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning again, and welcome to fails the nation. former new york city rudy giuliani and dick durbin join us from their home states to talk about this campaign. mr. mayor, i want to start with you. i want to ask you about your remarks about the vice preside president. did you really say at some place along the way-- i mean i heard you in the sound bite at the top of this broadcast-- that you were worried-- >> i said it. >> schieffer: you what? >> i said i-- after not knowing what state he was in, not knowing what century he was in in 24 hours, and making what i would consider to be an absolutely disgusting appeal to racial sentiment, i said i wonder if he's got t

the best of starts meanwhile from manchester united over in the english premier league alex ferguson side going to everton in their season opener. allow me fifty seventh minute header making the difference goodison park united's new signing robin van persie came on as a sub with twenty two minutes the plate of the thirty eight million dollars proved a fruitless addition on this. one so we played well you know but always going to have the ball as much as she wanted to so when we didn't we defended we'll keep the good. combination running the ball were always going to be a threat. so we we done what we had to do and it was a little room to good performance. on the greens the skies have cleared for sergio garcia with the spine your lifting his first p.g.a. tour title in four years the thirty two year old also making the european ryder cup team thanks to victory on a rain delay when tom championship not minding too much having to stick around greensboro for an extra day wrapping up four consecutive runs of sixty seven or better for the first time in apology events to bogey's on the back