it's all part of the promise to the city to be as friendly as possible to neighbors, commuters and busine. race fans take to baltimore's inner harbor,joe moore: "nice crowd down here this year. a lot better than (nats) sneaking words between aps"a loo better than last year." but, grand prixxorganzers say this year's attennance figure is likely less than last years. tim mayee, general manager, baltimore grand prix: "that's noo unusual for a motorsports event. the first year, everyone has curiosity and comes out."tim mayer says thee're happy with the numbers-- after all, andretti motorsports put this race on baltimore together in just three months.tim ayer, general manager, baltimore grand prix: "well, we don't really talk specifics on numbers, but we are very pleased."(nats)race fans lined the track-- and packed the grandstanns.sampson zewde: &p"i'm from alexandria, to go nearly this fast, because our cops are vicious!" andretti motorsports is already busy planning next year's race weekend.tim mayer, general managerr baltimore grand prix: "we know hat we can do bettee. this can be a real h

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talking about a hot market overseas that manyny busins leaders may be overlooking. and also tips for how you can win in the workplace by t taking better care of yourself and better selling yourself. but first, we get to spend some time with a woman who proved the power of personal determination. marissa levin found thatt a western based communications firm known for its innovative and creative environment. for those wanting to grow their businessr wanted o. her latest book k shares some of her secret to s success. welce back. we always like having you. >> i look to be here. the last year you were part of a panel and this time weted to to focus on you. always so inspired and i just attended the national asassociation of women busisiness owners, d.c. chapter. >> the just had their annual meeting and it was so inspiring and i was just reminded of my favorite sry aut you that i think it is an inspiration. that is how you fit got motivated to start your own business. you went to your boss armed with information about revenue you were generating for the company, ways you

tonight as we said, david, we are going to>.b hear from busins leaders in this party. a head of a big company, small business people. where do the democrats need to say about business? >> what is next? what is the growth agenda? if we were growing at 4% a year we would be generating enough jobs. what do you do? there's been a lot of vague talk that you need to grow the economy up and not down is the phrase. what do you do? what exactly is the agenda? we are still in the where is waldo phase looking are to the agenda and the republicans have a secret agenda which they have but they did not talk about in the convention. the democrats have not talked about it i'm not sure they have it in the plans. what is the next four years about. >> and friday after the president accepted the nomination it will be a round of jobs numbers we are waiting to see whether the economy takes the wind out of the sail the day after he gets the nomination. >> if president obama follows the example of other presidents he will go long. and as humphrey said to hubert in order for a speech to be imm

tonight as we said, david, we are going to>.b hear from busins leaders in this party. a head of a big company, small business people. where do the democrats need to say about business? >> what is next? what is the growth agenda? if we were growing at 4% a year we would be generating enough jobs. what do you do? there's been a lot of vague talk that you need to grow the economy up and not down is the phrase. what do you do? what exactly is the agenda? we are still in the where is waldo phase looking are to the agenda and the republicans have a secret agenda which they have but they did not talk about in the convention. the democrats have not talked about it i'm not sure they have it in the plans. what is the next four years about. >> and friday after the president accepted the nomination it will be a round of jobs numbers we are waiting to see whether the economy takes the wind out of the sail the day after he gets the nomination. >> if president obama follows the example of other presidents he will go long. and as humphrey said to hubert in order for a speech to be imm

. >>> plus, it's a dirty b busine but somebody has to do it. why urban farming is looking up. the "wall street journal" report beginsight now. sheerz here's a look at what is making news. more encouraging news about a turn arounden in e housing sector. existing home sales jumped nearly 8% last month to a seasonally adjusted rate of 4.82 million homes well above expectations. housing starts up as well, increasing 2.3% in august. slightly below expectations but single-family home starts reached the highest level since april of 2010. the dow industrials continued the streak of monday blues this week and it was flat midweek taking a breath after reaching highs last week. the markets were mixed on friday. the fedex and oracle reported earnings this week. fedex beat lowered expectation and forecast a gloomy remainder of the year. oracle met earnings expectations even though the revenue fell short. >>> apple devotees lined up to pick up the apple 5 delivered to stores on friday. they exceeded expectations. apapple stock contitinues momen closing above $700 a share during the week. da

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our nation didn't have a system that provided access to health care for all, and we need a robust busine plato bableo sut . so that's where i stand and i'll never waiver from the fact that i believe that every american should have access to a basic set of health care benefits. >> well, you've got a lot of senior citizens in the state of arizona. how do you play with them and is this going to be your ticket? >> well, i don't have any specific ticket. mei bonaf lo hisry oserve. having been a policeman, having been a soldier, having been a combat soldier, u.s. army special forces, having been a surgeon general of the united states, a professor at a university. so all of these things are really things that i have worked with all my life and i've d thpriveg s. >> senate seats don't open up too often in the state of arizona. in fact, there's only been ten senators in arizona's 100-year history. why do you think you have a shot at this one? >> i think i have a good shot. in the last ten months as i've been running for the u.s. d enave onraveled thstat to native americans on the reservation, to

don't believe that rolling back regulations there is somehow going to help small businesswomen or busine businessmen expand or laid off construction workers to get back to work. web there. we have tried what they're selling. it didn't work then. it won't work now. we're not going back. we're moving forward. that's why you're here today. >> that is president obama speaking to supporters in new hampshire. we'll monitor his talk to see if he does say anything about this morning's rather soggy to put it mildly jobs report. both candidates are on the road right now. governor romney as you see there or just about as you see there, he is set to appear at any moment and address supporters in i believe it is orange, iowa. now, earlier today, we did hear right here on cnbc from republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan exclusively. he spoke with carl quintanilla on "squawk on the street" earlier this morning and gave his reaction to the latest jobs data. let's listen. >> 8.1 this month means 43 months above 8%. remember when the president promised that he would prevent unemployment from get

tonight as we said, david, we are going to>.b hear from busins leaders in this party. a head of a big company, small business people. where do the democrats need to say about business? >> what is next? what is the growth agenda? if we were growing at 4% a year we would be generating enough jobs. what do you do? there's been a lot of vague talk that you need to grow the economy up and not down is the phrase. what do you do? what exactly is the agenda? we are still in the where is waldo phase looking are to the agenda and the republicans have a secret agenda which they have but they did not talk about in the convention. the democrats have not talked about it i'm not sure they have it in the plans. what is the next four years about. >> and friday after the president accepted the nomination it will be a round of jobs numbers we are waiting to see whether the economy takes the wind out of the sail the day after he gets the nomination. >> if president obama follows the example of other presidents he will go long. and as humphrey said to hubert in order for a speech to be imm

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. >> rose: you don't want to spend this program advising facebook how to run their busine? or offering any help that you can? >> i think that our experience at twitter has been when you design an ad platform that goes everywhere, the tweets go we don't have to worry about which platform is more successful, mobile, a tablet, per se, a new form factor that hasn't come out, et cetera. >> rose: how much has the ad market been tapped, the advertising market for mobile? >> oh, it is absolutely in its infancy, it will change dramatically in very near term. >> rose: and how will it change? >> rose: essentially the formula, the model is there? >> i don't -- i don't think the model is necessarily there yet. i think that as i mentioned, advertisers will need to adopt the way they communicate with customers in this world where there is a limited amount of real estate on the screen, you have to be participating in whatever the user is doing in a way that is meaningful to that user. it can't be a one size fits all here is a message we will blast out to 5 million people. >> rose: state de

also offering to help his future son-in-law, should there be a future son-in-law establish a new businesess? >> interested she says, i wasn't offended my father is trying to buy me a husband, i was moved that he cared so much. >> yes. >> so then this guy comes along and says, hey, i'll marry her. do you really want to marry the guy who just got in line for the cash? >> probably not. my guess is it will be more than just her charm that is attracting him. >> that's true. nice glasses, though. >>> the man responsible for the anti-islam film that sparked protests across the middle east is arrested. >> officers say it's a probation violation. could it be a way to protect him? our legal expert sorts out the details next. improve the health of your skin with aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the natural oatmeal formula goes beyond 24-hour moisture. it's clinically proven to improve your skin's health in one day, with significant improvement in 2 weeks. for healthy, beautiful skin that lasts. i found a moisturizer for life. [ female announcer ] aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. also discover dai

romney, on the other hand, wants to keep guantanamo open for busine business.candidates stand. while both have said they're opposed to the use of torture, romney has so far refused to characterize waterboard iing as torture. >> i don't think it's productive for a president of the united states to lay out a list of what is specifically referred to as torture. >> reporter: his lack of a specific definition worries security experts like bruce ridell. >> the governor owe it is to the american people to explain what he means that he won't allow torture but doesn't want to comment on techniques of torture. >> reporter: obama banned the practice as one of his first official acts. >> waterboarding is torture. it's contrary to america's traditions. it's contrary to our ideals. that's not who we are. >> reporter: a recent poll suggests likely voters like obama when it comes to national security issues. when it comes to terrorism specifically, 50% of likely voters polled last month said obama would better handle terrorism. 43% threw their weight behind romney. >> any amer

taxpayers and tax supportive agencies can no more owned a slave than a private busines sman can. labor is denied the right to a fair wage and the right to organize and bargain and withhold their labor. if that is not exactly like slavery, it is close to indentured servitude while management has all the power and labor has no voice. thank you and have a good day. at host: comment on twitter -- we read a comment that mitt romney made on the radio earlier this week. now let's listen to what jay carney, spokesman for the president, said at a press briefing on monday highlighting the president's stance on education. [video clip] >> i can tell you our principal concern is for the students and his principal concern is for the students and families affected by the situation. we hope that both sides are able to come together to settle this quickly and in the best interest of chicago students. beyond that, i have not gotten a specific reaction from the president. >> governor romney said the president has chosen indistinct [ -- [indistinct]. >> the president has not made any comment to me a

kraft spun off its international busine business. a big percentage of its revenues come from outside the united states and this is a smaller market cap as a spinoff so it was a logical replacement. >> i will see you first, don't buy united health. there's very little money. my hands are different color from my face. what does that mean? there's makeup. >> the dow jones industrial average, the price pointed index which should have absolutely no meaning but they have to keep doing it that way because that's the way they started. everybody follows the s&p but we talk about the dow jones because that's what you hear about on the radio. >> this is the opportunity for the dow to go higher. kraft very levered to commodity costs. particularly we know that the big inflationary trend is food. okay? and they're a huge buyer of all of these commodities. united health, very little commodity costs so you get kind of an inflation break that deals with ben's pro-inflation strategy yesterday. >> this is the first change to the dow jones industrial av

. >> is it dangerous to get to the point where you take on not only a company rubbingnning a busine but by association the total industry? >> caller: yes. >> reporter: yes. look, president obama has turned a lot of wall street figures who supported him in 2008, they're supporting mitt romney. i think that's -- that goes with the territory of the nature of the campaign they're running. they know that's going to happen. it's already happened. been happening for a couple years. they believe the benefits exceed the cost of hitting that message -- >> you know what's great, now we're all -- newspapers, are you better off now? everybody is trying to answer that question because the governor, the democratic governor answered no and then he came back and said, yes, we are better off. it's funny because the reason we're not doing as well as we should because of bush. the reason we're -- now we're parsing on what -- if we are better off is that because of bush since he was responsible for everything else? the part that are good, that's from pb. the parts that are still bad, a hangover leftrom do i

tonight as we said, david, we are going to>.b hear from busins leaders in this party. a head of a big company, small business people. where do the democrats need to say about business? >> what is next? what is the growth agenda? if we were growing at 4% a year we would be generating enough jobs. what do you do? there's been a lot of vague talk that you need to grow the economy up and not down is the phrase. what do you do? what exactly is the agenda? we are still in the where is waldo phase looking are to the agenda and the republicans have a secret agenda which they have but they did not talk about in the convention. the democrats have not talked about it i'm not sure they have it in the plans. what is the next four years about. >> and friday after the president accepted the nomination it will be a round of jobs numbers we are waiting to see whether the economy takes the wind out of the sail the day after he gets the nomination. >> if president obama follows the example of other presidents he will go long. and as humphrey said to hubert in order for a speech to be imm

let's bring in fox "fox busines" network melissa francis from houston, texas.00. we had been looking for about 373, 373,000 jobs. you had to remember, these are new people filing for unemployment. they are joining those 14.7 million people out there who have been looking for work for a long time. some of whom had given up. it was a bleak jobs picture. that's one of the reasons why we came down here to houston because this is one city that is doing it right. they have brought back all of the jobs they've lost in the recession. can you believe that? one of only two cities in the country where they have brought back all of the jobs that they lost. one of the reasons is because they have a blazing economy. in 2011, the economy here grew by 8.6%. that is china type expansion in the second quarter, their unemployment was 6.9%. more fortune 500 companies based here than anywhere else in the country except for new york. so we are bringing some of the city's leaders on sop of the big names in business to tell us what their secret sauce is, what they're doing right here

so we have in some countries already a meaningful slowdown and by and large if you talk to busine businessmensiness has definitely slowed down considerably. >> marc, china's eventually going to overtake us, i guess. we're still the world's largest economy in the united states. i would imagine if in three to ten years the financial system were to collapse because of the overprinting of money, i would imagine we would have a lot to do with that as the biggest players in all of this. does that mean that you are pessimistic about the united states' ability to come to grips with its unfunded liabilities and entitlements? is that what's going to cause this, we're not going to fix these? >> i'm very concerned that regardless of who will be in the white house next year, the republicans or the democrats, the fiscal deficit will stay above a trillion dollars as far as the eye can see. and that more money printing is on the way, qe 3, qe 4, so on. but you understand i want to clarify one point, i am bearish about the financial system and i think eventually it will collapse, but if you think it through,

our busins is the public safety. our businesses need health inspections.hey need the services that government provide so that they can attract people to our state and create jobs and drive the economy. so it is really important to think about the consequences. >> moderator: we will have time later on to get into that, but i need to give you again 30 seconds. cats for example, state troopers. an opinion that it is bad for business. people want the reliability. lamontagne: public safety is job one of government, safe neighborhoods and ability for business to to -- to flourish, and we will meet that need. this weekend maggie was interviewed and proposed raising taxes and have to find some of these things as identifying. i would say savings lies in reforming state government, and that is where we will find the resources to fund those means. >> moderator: 15 seconds. hassan: a follow-up. >> moderator: you pay yourself into a corner fiscally? lamontagne: absolutely not. i was born with an anti broadbased tax seen in my body. i was not a candidate who and when yo