i do not want to get in the position of explaining the lds church. there is no question that mormons believe in "the book of mormon" and the bible. you will see mormons carry around a huge book that they have. these are all books that they believe are part of the canon of the religion. as you mentioned, -- as she mentioned, the weird stuff, i hear this all the time. every religion has some odd stuff. it is not just the mormon church that has something that sounds a little bit different. you have to think about it in different ways. but everything has something that is a little bit odd. the one thing that the mormon religion has is that it is a new faith. it is 150 years old. host: despite its youth, the mormon religion is one of the fastest-growing in the world. it currently has 14 million plus members. right now, the members of the church comprise about 1.7% of the u.s. population. mary used a couple of words that i wanted you to respond to because there touch points for potential voters, describing -- wondering whether or not it was a standard chri

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kellogg's pre-olympic deal was contingent on her winning ld. she did, and now gets the cereal box. nbc/comcast also deserves gold. despite complaints about tape- delaying high-profile contests, nbc averaged more than 30 million viewers per night in primetime, and likely generated a profit, despite the over- $1 billion cost for the games. the biggest disappointment of the london olympics was the ticketing process. the international olympic committee saw an embarrassing number of vacant v.i.p. seats, meaning more than a few national olympic committees, international federations, and sponsors failed tohow up. then, there's qutions over the billions great britain spent to host the olympics. as the torch gets passed to russia for the winter games in 2014, that debate will continue to burn brightly. i'm rick horrow. >> susie: that's "nightly business report" for tuesday, august 14. we want to remind you this is the time of year your public television station seeks your support. i'm susie ghar. good night, everyone. we'll see you online at nbr.com, and back here tomorrow night. captioning

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maybe a little more sunshine tuesday but still looking to be uncement ld with some light to moderate rain possible for your tuesday. overnight though what can we expect? lows in the 60s and tomorrow morning maybe even a little light sweater or jacket not a bad idea. says she for the kids going to school. mostly cloudy in the morning and a shower possible with some patchy fog. air quality is code green which is good. temperatures starting out in the 60s and 70s. now the afternoon, mostly cloudy and mild. i think we have a better chance for showers in the afternoon. highs upper 70s to lower 80s. winds coming in from the northeast at 10 miles per hour. our sunset will be at 7:55. here's your zone forecast. we start in western maryland, oakland in the lower 70s. cumberland 77. hagerstown and martinsburg close to 80. winchester i think you'll get to 80 degrees. and warrenton lower 80s and leesburg manassas 81. culpep 84 degrees. in downtown, getting into the low 80s around 82 degrees. and annapolis you'll get to 79. and we do have a small craft advisory in effect for the bay until 2:00 p.

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i do not want to get in the position of explaining the lds church.here is no question that mormons believe in "the book of mormon" and the bible. you will see mormons carry around a huge book that they have. these are all books that they believe are part of the canon of the religion. as you mentioned, -- as she mentioned, the weird stuff, i hear this all the time. every religion has some odd stuff. it is not just the mormon church that has something that sounds a little bit different. you have to think about it in different ways. but everything has something that is a little bit odd. the one thing that the mormon religion has is that it is a new faith. it is 150 years old. host: despite its youth, the mormon religion is one of the fastest-growing in the world. it currently has 14 million plus members. right now, the members of the church comprise about 1.7% of the u.s. population. mary used a couple of words that i wanted you to respond to because there touch points for potential voters, describing -- wondering whether or not it was a standard christ

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the fiscal cliff that this president's, certainly harry reid has taken ownership of, wanting to push ldst.into recession. how does that square up? >> those are dire numbers, but the flip side of that is this conference -- congress gets off its butt and does something. if they actually stop the tax -- you know, just continue the policies and not through spending cuts, we are going to have some significance. that is the other side of the equation that people aren't looking at. why aren't people saying congress, stop this. this is not a political issue. this should not be partisan politics. the future of the country. lou: but the message must be. we have a president who has not submitted a budget. a republican house that has been -- i mean cannot put through i don't know how many times budget proposals. a senate is set to pass one. i mean, what in the world. it is definitively a partisan issue. >> and, i am struck by people who say congress, get off your butt. but the really mean is, republicans, give and to the democratic president and a democratic senate. as you said, the senate controll

young, whose great-grandson is hall of famer steve young, they started the church of latter-day saints, ldshort. but part of the church they can't shake is polygamy. >> that is our history. it is what it is, and we make no apologies for that. >> steven snow is the official church historian. he concedes that even though polygamy was officially banned a century ago, it's something the church still has to deal with. >> we believe that was god's will at the at the time, but we believe that stopped and our prophet told us that was no longer acceptable. >> critics in other religions have openly called them a cult while mormons consider themselves christians and believe in the bible. there are some key differences. among them, mormons believed jesus visited either north or south america after his death and resurrection. mormons don't drink, no caffeine, cigarettes or swearing, either. they are expected to tithe 10% of their income to the church. ideally, there's is a wholesome family and church-based life. until now it's also been very private. despite some figures like napoleon dynamite and the m

you come from a state with a high population of lds.e has been too hesitant talking about his mormon faith? >> i don't think you want to elect a person whose talking about me, me, me. this is an opportunity for the romney family to introduce the family, talk about their vision, their policy. >> it's intertwined. >> oh, sure. >> a lot of time studying, gets to know governor romney. his faith say huge part of his life. unlike other politicians over the years, he doesn't share. he hasn't in the past. >> i think he has naturally talked about policy. but i haven't heard or read what he has said but bob white, close friend. he will tell a very personal story about governor romney. ann romney tonight will also be critical. if you want to see the nucleus of that family and how they operate and raised these five wonderful kids, you have to look at ann romney and the trials she went through with ms sw & those things. a, it's more trouble for the obamas because people will fall in love and say gosh, these people did go through some trials. despite

even last night with the lds church you saw it for political reasons but all the evangelicals or catholicsat church you go to isn't important. the progressive look is we are getting better. the other one is to restore, restore, go back to where we were. to a lot of americans, there were slaves, women weren't voting. the idea of nostalgia is okay for movies and music, but if you get into it -- and i think the parties reflect the difference. condi reflected the progressive view. >> we get caught up in the moments each day and then you look back and say, yeah, there is the part of the convention that rallies the base. that felt like last night. and then the part that has impact. we haven't had that yet. that's mitt romney. >> it's hard. the idea that 6 or 7% are out there and you asked me what it is. they are so resistant to almost any message, they are not paying much attention. what's going to grab them? probably facts at the end. the unemployment rate the last weekend. perhaps a good performance in the debates where somebody stands out and reaches through the tv screen and gets to somebody

lds for short.t of the history of the church that they can't shake is polygamy. >> it is impossible to reinvent our history. that is our history. it is what it is. we make no apologies for that. >> steven snow the official church historian. he concedes that even though polygamy was officially banned a century go it is something the church still has to deal with. >> we believe that was actually god's will at the time. but we believe in 1890 that stopped. and our prophet told us that that was no longer acceptable. >> critics in other religions have openly called them a cult, while mormons consider themselves christians and believe in the bible there are some key differences. among them, mormons believe jeep sjeep -- jesus visited north or south america after his death and resurrection. mormons don't drink, no caffeine, cigarettes or swearing either. they are expected to tithe 10% of their income to the church. ideally theirs is a wholesome family and church-based life and until now it has also been ve

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and welfare to work goes back to being plain,ld welfare. mitt romney will restore the work requirement, because it works. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live" -- tonight -- with cleto cletones. here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, everybody. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming and sitting like civilized people. that does not go unnoticed. glad to see everyone made it through the earthquake. we had a little earthquake here last night. did you feel it? i slept right through it. i did. now who's dumb for living in a bouncy castle? [ laughter ] it was centered in marina del rey, which isn't far from here. 3.7 on the richter scale. like a tenth of a kurt russell movie earthquake. it's not too bad. [ laughter ] happened at 3:15 in the morning. my girlfriend woke up right away and googled earthquake in l.a. but nothing hahad been posted y so -- then she went to twitter and saw that josh groban confirmed that he felt it, too. that is how we

identity as the mormon was who has this particular -- the theology towards marriage is strong in the lds faith and marriage for him is, i actually knew a jewish gay man who decided to become an orthodox and was not married but he had the same experience. the decision that your religious identity is more important than the identity based on your expression of your sexual desire. and so it strikes me as particularly difficult and challenging but i respect that decision if it is made in good faith and in honesty. >> okay. it's not that i don't respect it. i am a pro-freedom kind of guy and i want people to be able to pursue openly and honestly the kinds of relationships that they decide are suitable for them if there are no nonconsenting parties being harmed. but, suppose that they do not see that as an option for themselves and most gay men would not and yet they found each other and get they find that their lives are enriched by the other and they find that a they make each other better people. i know i said that earlier but i do think that's an important part of the relationship. >> i wo

this thing being an rc and lds, is that still a question in the bible belt? a catholic and mormon on the ticket? >> not if obama is on the other side. they're going to wake up every morning, remember who's president and be totally molt vated. the desire amongst every conservative in this country to beat barack obama transcends any concern about mitt romney. >> what about picking someone good for my business? i'm being selfish here. there's not a guy or woman in this business i talk to that doesn't wish like heaven he would pick christie because he's so quotable. and big, not just physically, a big personality. he would shake it up. >> as a guy who always had a weight problem, i hoped christie would come up in the public. >> you'd be in this shadow. >> he's dubious about making the transition from a first term at governor. woodrow wilson went all the way to president from one term as governor. >> let me ask you about this. why is it people who run against romney, they don't like him afterwards. you've said some tough things. people like huckabee seems like suc

and he got that individual ld. and couldn't have been happier to beat lochte in an event where they are both excellent. >> brown: now let me move to a less excellent story, i guess. i'm very curious about this badminton story it is of course a sport that rarely gets much attention. how much of a stir has it caused there. >> oh, it's been a huge story. i wrote about it yesterday. first of all whoever would have thought that badminton would give us one of the great controversy of the olympics. but having said that, we can laugh and smile but it's really not a joking matter. i mean here were eight athletes, eight women as it turns out who came to the olympics to try to win gold and instead found themselves trying to lose because of format of the competition that they would be better off in the next round facing a weaker opponent if they lost. which of course say real problem for the badminton federation. i think they should clear that up for the next four years. nonetheless, just hitting, serving right into the net, l

. >> joanna, i think it is fair to say the lds church like the catholic church has a patriarchal structurest wondering your perspective as a woman and outspoken woman how you view the role of women within the church. >> it's an important question that is one that is unfolding in mormon communities right now as we speak on the internet. there are important discussions about the role that women play in the church. when i was a little girl raised in a very observant mormon home as i talk about in the book i was raised not even to aspire to a career really. church leaders were telling us your job is to be a mom at home. i know women who forewent careers trying to be obedient, mormon women. but you know, women's lives are always more complicated than church teachings permit sometimes. there are all sorts of women who have contributions to make to the church. right now we wonder if the very gender conservative structure of th mormon church in which women are in the priesthood but moreover aren't involved in policy making decisions at many levels whether that needs to be retooled for the 21st cen

this thing, though, being an r.c., paul ryan, and an lds, is that still a question in the bible belt, in the deep south? a catholic and mormon on the ticket? >> not if barack obama's the alternative. it's easy. >> they'd just go against obama? >> people say how is romney going to motivate the conservative movement? they're going to wake up every morning, remember who's president and be totally motivated. the desire amongst every conservative in this country to beat barack obama transcends any concern about mitt romney. >> what about picking someone good for my business? a christie. no, i'm being selfish here. there's not a guy or woman in this business i talk to that doesn't wish like hell he'd -- or like heaven he would pick christie because he's so quotable. he's so big. not just physically. he's just so big a personality. he would really shake this election up. >> as a guy who always had a weight problem i've always hoped christie could become a national figure so i could stand in his shad shadow. >> you'd look like popeye next to him. >> i know. christie's had a great run as gover

and they may decide to hold but ld in a potion that will make everybody very, very nervous as long as they are on the verge of. >> particularly israel. >> absolutely. >> which you said they don't want to see it get to that point. >> finally today at this meeting between the weapons inspectors, the year-end weapons inspectors and in iran and vienna, they were also apparently very focused on trying to access to a wol different site. what was that about? >> that's the site where iran claims it was attempting to develop artificial diamonds using an explosive technique that is used in nuclear weapons which is to cru aphe or in the case of the artificial diamond, the diamond dust they are trying to get, a different shape. but they use a schfear call tool, set of explosive lenses to do the job. the individual teaching them learned his trade in the russian nuclear weapon program and then supposedly was trying to develop this commercial application. so what, the reason the site is so important is that if there are traces of uranium in the res i due of whatever is left at the site as they are c

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aeroing no other -- hearing no other amendments, that section will be close ld, and i appreciate the good work that committee did in platforms. hours of discussion, and i applaud the committee's work in affirming our respect for human life. well done. page 7, line 22, respect for the flag, symbol of the constitution. no amendments on that section. any discussion? that section will be closed. page 7, line 29, foreign laws. we have con 16, mr. kobach. you're recognized for your amendment. >> yes. very quickly, this is just an amendment that points to an additional source of foreign law. we see it from the top where the united states supreme court has repeatedly quoted foreign law in interpreting our u.s. constitution. it's actually coming in the at the bottom as well. it'sing with raised as an argument in courts around the country. i'm not aware of any court that's actually accepted the argument, but in cases involving either spousal abuse or, you know, assault or other crimes against persons sometimes defenses are raised that are based in sharia law. we actually put a provision to thi

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a tow truck driver was out on a call and a treetop ld on his truck and killed him.many of the 60,000 mississippi customers who are without power this morning may stay in the dark for a while. conditions here are just too hazardous between the winds and the rainsnd of course, the flooded streets. now, that it is first light, we are also going to get a better sense of just how much of a mess this area is. particularly the flooded roads. storm surge is the big worry here. roads were impassable yesterday. now that it's light, people are going to get a better sense of okay, what do we have to do and how long is this crisis going to go on and how long is it before people are going to be able to get back in their homes? that is the latest here in gulfport. let's go to charlie and norah, now in tampa. >> mark strassmann, thanks. when governor mitt romney speaks tonight here in tampa, his words will have been carefully chosen and tested. it's not just the republican presidential nominee who is trying to send a very specific message. >> as bill plante reports, all speeches ar