here with us now, former british prime minist and the uted tispl e f global education, gordon brown, you may not talk soccer. >> prime minister brown was a little disturbed that we were ov here celebrating the suez crisis, the boilingf brits in were so rry. >> we've moved on a long time ago. i don't know if you can move on. >> no, it's very hard. let's talk first of all about the crisis in the eurozone. where do we stand today? it's not onroay o the page of the papers so much. >> i would say we've stopped being like greece, and we're probably more like japan, and we've got this long-term crisis now. when the european central bank came in to be the lender of last resort, you've g some stalemate for the timebeing, you n prevt thisro goveiously wrong. the problem with europe is it's going to slow very slowly, if at all. it's got a huge banking problem that's still got to be sorted out. the leverage is far worse than the american banks. we've got a competitiveness issue, and we're losinghare of output to the rest of the world. so allheime ahiri is moving to a new dimension, at the same t

the only thing is international. 2010 in britain with gordon brown.u remember gordon brown, his biggest vulnerability was the perception he was cold and arrogant. he met with the working class voter and the mike was still on and he talks about what a bigoted woman she was. it came at a time when his campaign was struggling. that's the closest parallel i can find in a major election. >> the romney campaign came into the week saying they were going to sharpen the the message and start providing specifics about policies. that was before the open mike incident. that was when their biggest problem seemed to be the open venting of fighting within the campaign to politico and a lot of news outlets. is that still in the works? should that still be in the works as a potential way out of this? it seems to be irrelevant because them getting specific about tax policy would make this 47% problem much worse. >> that's it. pick your issue. whatever he's going to get more specific on, there's a reason he hasn't been specific. it's not that they have forgotten to be s

. >>> and ringing the bell at the new york stock exchange today, former british prime minister gordon brownenvoy for global educion and his wif sarah brown, who haveether brought toge a wgef rnatnal businesses to launch a global coalition for education and joining me now here is sarah brown. welcome. >> hi. >> great to see you. the problem is enormous 61 million children around the world do not even have primary education. how do you meet your goal you anurba , with the united nations of educating every child some. >> well, it's a big target. and seems at first sight quite insurmountable. there's a promise from the united nations that all the member countries made to get evy single child into school by the end of2015 aha s us tears to go. but we're going to tackle it in different ways. we have government commitments as a big set of meetings coming up tomorrow at the united nations with the big education first launch with the secretary general and with gordon as the new special vo inhheig non-profits all around the world in those locations and the business community coming on board. >> the b

i won't make my opponent's youth -- >> who is gordon brown. >> this is an open mike incident in 2010 when the labor party was trying to hold yoon to the majority they hold for 14 years. he went to talk to a working class voter. he gets in his car and the mike is on and he grouses to his aides about a bigoted woman there. he didn't win. >> one, i think the timing of this is terrible. he's coming off of two or three very bad weeks, and being so close to the election, this could be ruinous. he's rung on the numbers, but to your point or the broader, substantive point about the substance of what he said, i really don't frankly understand the outrage, because it seems to me he has stolen a page right of obama's playbook on this. i want to read a clip from a fund-raiser that obama held in 2011 in san francisco where he told donors, as he told people on the stump for a year, unless he's re-elected, we'll have a government that tells the american people, you're on your own. if you get sick, can't afford college, you're on your own. if you don't like a corporation polluting the air, you're on

former british prime minister gordon brown rang the opening bell. >>> now to some breaking news on homeces. sit back. they are at their best level in nine years. that's according to a new roar just out. alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange. okay. we are excited to hear this. >> you know, more and more good news in the housing market. the price of a typical home went up again in july. this report coming from case-schiller saying home values in 2070s across the country rose 1.6%. this happens to be the third month in a row of gains. this is good news in the housing sector. it was the housing sector that got us into the financial mess so it is nice to see a recovery really taking hold. also, there is a -- positive side effect of this these rising home prices falling foreclosures. becau more quit. this may push potential home buyers off the fence. see the prices going higher and think i better buy a house soon before the prices go even higher. >> okay. also some good news for discover card holders. they are going to get some money. >> some money, exactly. what happened here is dis

here's the big board doing the honors, the former british prime minister gordon brown for global education education first, an initiative to provide primary care to children globally. at the nasdaq, erickson equipment provider does the honor there is. lots to watch heading into the open. the case stiller numbers were positive across the board helping to put a bid on the markets right here. >> in all our surprise, that didn't have more staying power after that. >> i totally faded into the close. there was a barclays note on housing this morning, so even though we have seen the data to back up a turn in the housing market, maybe we have already seen the anticipation in the stocks. >> rbc came out the other way. the battleground in housing is in keeping with the battleground in transports, the battleground in steel, these are all -- i was mentioning to david while talking beforehand, these are things -- how bad is the slow down? we don't know. >> it's the question everybody asks. >> yeah. >> slowdown is a word some might take issue with. >> 4.5 million autos. the housing is going up, not down

it was said that she did a pretty wicked gordon brown. her sense of humor is subtle and trying.it occurred about -- back in 2003, an american lady-in-waitings and was celebrating her 70th birthday being held at the famous nightclub on barnes' square called annabel's. the queen was very excited to get to this because she has that been done that club says the late 1940's right after she got married to prince philip. she had a wonderful time that night and was seated next board salisbury who is one of the most illustrious british aristocrat, former head of the house of lords. the next day she went on an engagement to st. albans at the north of london. she was being introduced to a line of dignitaries by the dean of the abbey who spotted robert salisbury, barred cells vary. he said to the queen, you know, large cells perry. she said, oh, yes. robert and i were out in a nightclub last night. half past one. so that is the sort of tenor of her dry humor. >> host: sally bedell smith is the guest of queen elizabeth the second is the topic and we will begin with a call from mike in syracu

browns, courtesy of travis benjamin's punt return. on the bootleg, weeden throws, complete, got it to josh gordon another rookie, a pickup of 17 more. >> mike: making a live off play action with deep crossing routes. same thing again, crosser from behind. another rookie. keep in mind on offense, rookie quarterback, rookie tailback, rookie right tackle. two rookie receivers in benjamin and gordon, this is by far the youngest team in football. >> brad: if weeden wasn't 2, it would be a lot younger. weeden feeling kind of old on that one, as ngata got great heat on him again. >> mike: they wanted a double move to their tight end jordan cameron. heavy pressure, though, again haloti ngata, just too quick and too strong, nowhere near enough time on a double move. >> referee: intentional grounding, offense number 23, it's a spot foul -- >> mike: i'm not sure about this, though. i notice he's in the pocket, but when the throw is impacted by the defender, the ball is coming out. i don't know if he takes a bunch of steam off of it because of the hit. that's what a referee has to decide. if he impacts the throw, it cannot be intentional groundin

gordon gunshot. hawaii. this shocking twitter photo of bobbi kristina brown's boyfriend brandishing a gun has her family worriedis account. 22-year-old nick and 19-year-old bobbi kristina who have gotten closer since whitney houston's death, have been in hawaii shooting scenes for a docuseries for lifetime. >>> steven's "idol" comeback. los angeles. >> what happens in life -- >> steven tyler telling "the insider" that he would be open to coaching on "american idol" next year. also adding that the new panel of judges which includes mariah carey and nicki minaj may need time to gel. ♪ >> they have to sit next to each other and deal with each other, we'll see what happens. >> aerosmith's new album, music from another dimension, out november 6th. >>> jake's watch. hollywood. it's your first look as jake gyllenhaal straps on camera gear too shoot his character's point of view in "end of watch" out friday. >> some of that footage is mine. everybody's using their camera phone to record everything. >> it's about a pair of cops patrolling southeast los angeles. some of the footage is from personal cameras and phones to