mike mccormick stayethrough four tours. >> i don't think anyone ever gets observe it.eptember 11th is irrevocably intertwined into everything i am and everything i do today. so it's part of me. >> reporter: the footnotes of 9/11 kont. up next, the footnotes who can't forget that face. >> eight months after the attack, i started having psychological problems. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. questions. when you're whacaring for a loved one with alzheimer's, not a day goes by that you don't have them. questions about treatment where to go for extra help, how to live better with the disease. so many questions, where do you start? alzheimers.gov. the answers start here. you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. oh,

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jim mccormick. today's talk is fences and retaining walls. and one of the things i found most interesting is to show slides and talk about what we see in the slides as a way to trigger comments from our guests and your comments and questions as well. i think we have -- i have slides that i'm going to show you, basically three or four different pieces. the first piece is fences along the street. the second one is fence in people's back yards. the third part might be commercial fences. another part is retaining walls and maybe retaining walls that have fences on top. we have a lot of them in san francisco. and then retaining walls and issues related to retaining walls. we have a series of slides about that. and i will start by talking about this first slide, which is so atypical in san francisco. a white picket fence in san francisco. this is what we usually do not see. but there are very specific rules, and the rules say that where you have a fence on the front property line, you may not need a per knit. -- permit. you can build a fence withou

mccormick is the spice company like hershey is the chocolate company. can you name me another spice company? there are more spice girls than spice companies. nike -- where is my red hat? nike reports after closing, just announces a gigantic buyback a week before the quarter. unless management thinks there is going to be a huge shortfall and buy back cheaply, i would take this as a sign of confidence. it's been terrific ever since. get this. research in motion reports too. and as always, there will be speculation that it's going to put itself up for sale. then that speculation will be dashed by the company and people go about continuing to lose money in the blackberry maker. how many of these millions of people online buying apple iphone 5s are blackberry customers? enough to think that this waterloo, canada, based company has indeed met its waterloo. friday walgreens. after years of dependable growth, walgreens has become much more of a roller coaster, not unlike that kraken after a wild ride. and then spending $6.7 billion for a tie-up with boots, a eu

they've celebration this morning down on light street at mccormick. so traffic could be backed up around there. rain could be a factor. >> >> reporter: rain is a factor. we are dealing with accidents everywhere. cecil and baltimore county and the city, howard county. nothing is off limits. so, it's a pretty hectic. she down. >> but if you complain about the rain lynette says we need it and we do because it turns out this is upsetting to you a bacon drought. >> what? >> >> bacon. >> there's. >> how can you drop that bomb on me like that. i. >> i am as shocked as you are. >> bacon sunday dais will go up in price -- sunday days are going up in -- sundaes are going up in price. >> we are drying out but it's done the damage. roads are wet and we have the accidents that lauren was talking about. but this is what it looks like on maryland's most powerful radar as of now. drying things out we do have another batch of showers though back off towards the north and west. that's going to be sliding in here as we go through the remainder of the morning. get anothe

. >> so bridgeit mary mccormick. how did you do this?ied to do this over the years. >> i'm going to have to consider mary kathrine mccormick. it wasn't that. that doesn't make any sense to me. >> well, i he have to give her the credit. she is a great sister and she asked a couple of her friends and before we knew it there were a couple signed up. >> we are seeing state judges which are more important than ever. the laws that they are trying toen act judgen act. those are being decided by state judges. those decisions may end up deciding who becomes the next president of the united states. i think sometimes it might be hard for you to give people a sense of the importance of state judges. >> i hope you are right. the whole purpose of this video is increase participation in these elections. the state supreme courts and state courts in general are deciding the important legal questions of all of us. state courts decide 95% of the criminal cases and civil cases which isn't to say federal courts aren't important. but in states where we elect

robert mccormick was in charge at the time. the chicago daily news, the head of that was victor lawson. less extreme but still representative of wealth and property in that perspective. there two hearst newspapers that a little bit more populist but the daily press represented the spectrum of conservative wealth and property. you would have to go to black newspapers and anything else, documents, community documents of organization. i spent a lot of time going through the university of chicago archives, it is not that extensive. i went through the loudon papers. you have to do some triangulation because every prospective you are getting particularly from the press is slanted in a certain way. so for instance one of my contention is something some critics have taken me to task for is i have a more sympathetic view of big bill thompson and his machine than what i consider the cartoony thing that has grown up in history. the people with the printing presses right history and thompson left not a paper behind. there's nothing you can

[no audio] [applause] -- [applause] >> chairman mccormick, my fellow americans. accept your nomination. [applause] i accept the duty of leading this party to victory this year. [applause] i thank you from the bottom of my heart for placing at my side --e man that last night so you so qisely -- wisely selected to be the next vice president of the united states. i know i speak for each and all of youw hen i say -- when i say he proved himself tonight in that great acceptance speech. [applause] and i speak for both of us when i tell you that on monday on, he is going to be available for such speeches in all 50 states. such speeches in all 50 states. we will try to

this farce of the blast but runs the mccormick and what people have been displaced. it started in the watch. you concede the wooden roof is completely destroyed. it looks like the fire started in a grudge five people have been displaced. they went into a rescue mode. had to get everyone out. there was a little this misunderstanding in between the federal members and who was inside and outside. the american red cross is putting all five into a shelter. no one was injured in the blaze. >>> a peninsula school a meeting about campus safety after an attempted kidnapping of a san francisco and is suspected in a trio of homeless three incidents at a cemetery of debentures schools. or sit is the very same man seen marching around two nearby schools early this week. >>> it's very sad to hear that i'm very anxious because it's not good for this neighborhood that these kind of things happen here. it's a lot of anxiety. >>> school officials will hold a meeting this morning to address concerns about students' safety. >>> it's the police record to get some more help. the city coun

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. >> reporter: and for all the o's fans there's another buckle up rally today from noon to 1 at mccormick world of flavors on light street and thursday from 2 to 3 and watt mart in severn. the buckle up team will be rallying fans giving away game tickets and gear. the o's will take on the blue jays again tonight. lipped linda so, abc2 news. >>> 5:46. and in response to story -- tory smith's outstanding performance they will be chanting his name as a show of support for him fans only will produce an officially licensed tory smith t-shirt production on the shirts starting this morning. and the shirts will be distributed to stores throughout the area and they will be available online at tory chant website. >>> monday night's last-minute loss to the seahawks has green bay packers fans seeing red. a wisconsin eye care provider wants to help the nfl referees who made the game deciding call. they want to help them see clearly. a doctor is offering free lasik surgery to the replacement refs who officiateed the game. >> the referees obviously they had vision issues and we decided we could help the

reporter: and for all you fans there's another buckle up rally for the o's from noon until 1 at mccormick world of flavors and 2 to 3 at the wal- mart in severn. it will be there rallying fans and giving away tickets and gear. linda so, abc2 news. >>> so what do you think about being the ultimate o's fans. we want you to prove it. head to abc2news.com to submit your picture of your thoughts on the omazing fan. we will have photos to vote onto see who is the biggest baltimore orioles fan. the winner gets an ultimate orange fan gift ander's -- and a certificate to the zone. here's meteorologist lynettecharles. >> wet weather this morning and even into the afternoon. let's look at the satellite and radar. plenty of cloud but we are focusing on -- clouds but we are focusing on heavier rain heading towards the eastern shore. also a few lightning strikes with this. behind that we will get a break but not for too long because we can see another round of showers just feeding in. lots of moisture with. this so we could have another round as we go into the afternoon. as you head out to the game thi

reporter: and for all you fans out there, there's another buckle up rally for the o's from noon to 1 at mccormick world of flavors on light street and thursday, from 2 to 3 in the afternoon at the wal- mart in severn. the buckle up team will be rallying fans giving away game tickets and gear. again the o's play tonight against the blue jays and then on friday they take on the red sox for the last home games of the regular season. linda so, abc2 news. >>> news time 6:51. ravens fans rallied around tory smith when he showed up for the game despite the fact that he learned 24 hours before that his brother died in a motorcyclecrash. the fans erupted in a unified chant yelling his name from the stand yelling his first name and that cheer is going on a shirt. this is video we shot a few minutes ago at a production shop in parkville. they will start making the t- shirts this morning and it's going to happen earlier and you can buy them at cal stores and you can find them on torychant.com. something to keep in mind. >>> those working at fort meade working to prevent military suicides and today they will

reporter: and for all the fans out there, there's another buckle up rally for the o's from noon to 1 at mccormick world of flavors on light street and thursday from 2 to 3, at the wal-mart in severn. buckle up team will be there rallying fans giving away tickets for the game and the gear. the o's play again tonight against the blue jays and on friday take on the red sox for the last home games of the regular season. linda so, abc2 news. >>> so the o's they are taking on the blue jays tonight but megan. we have a little friendly competition of her own. >> we do. this is jamie costello in the studio and lauren cook did something similar showing off orioles pride in hopes you will pick which one is a bigger fan. so we want to know who had a better cheer? fine the full videos watch and judge for yourself and head to abc2news.com and vote for your favorite. it's competitive. >> it was so much fun to film that, too. to be on the field anit was awesome a. so go to abc2 news a vote. >> in the meantime, we have traffic to get to because as youtell us weather is developing and continuing to and that's affe

let's talk about mccormick. shares rising more than 1.5%. a doubling its sales projections for emerging markets. sales are rising due in part to new items like memphis pit barbecue products. the first official nfl sunday has not kicked off but sales for super bowl ads on fire. spots are about 90% sold out and going for $3.8 million, beating the record $3.5 million. ellen braitman reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you very much. >> 5:23. if you were watching the orioles last night, he sought one heck of a game -- you saw one oheck ofheck of a game. >> no better way to start out a series with the orioles then honoring the iron man. >> the orioles beat the yankees last night. before the game, it was all about number 8. it was the 17th anniversary of the consecutive games streak for cal ripken. the iron man went bronze. >> a bigger person playing the person of shortstop and was proud of the success that i had and proud of the time that i played there. i think it captured who was at shortstop. >> a very good like this. jim palmer and eddie

he was a sophomore in northwesterns mccormick school of engineering and applied science. emma i have been at this university for three years we have a strong community it doesn't surprise me that people who did not know him came out to find him and support the effort ... madulla was from hyde park new york. his family says the harbor wasnt the type of place he would normally visit because hes more of an indoors person. a body was pulled from lake michigan this morning near navy pier. marine units pulled the body just after eight o'clock this morning. workers for a boat cleaning service spotted the body just north of the pier. police don't have an identification. they aren't saying if it's a man or a woman. schaumburg police are seeking we are here in arlington heights when the tylenol mystery connection was first made ... >>helen jensen was the first to see ... this nurse spoke to victims' families and went to the home of one of the victims and found that tainted tylenol ... >>because they told me that they all took tylenol i counted those capsules ... she sounded the ala

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"outfront" tonight is john mccormick and steven moore of "the wall street journal" editorial board. thanks to both of you. obviously, you can run these numbers in a will the of ways. we don't have exact information on what loopholes romney would close, but it is safe to say that the conclusion would be both of these people are for redistribution and progressive taxation in some way, right, john? >> i'd actually disagree. the tax policy center is one study, but there's another conducted by harvey rosen and he has concluded that under plausible growth assumptions that you wouldn't have a net tax burden decrease for the rich and an increase for the middle class or the lower class, so this all depends on whether you assume -- >> but that also assumes -- again, what rosen assumes the closing every loophole, which we know is something romney doesn't want to do. >> no, that's not what he assumes. >> he does. he assumes you're getting rid of capital gains. >> not every loophole though. he assumes by getting rid of loopholes for the wealthy, again, this is a problem where he hasn't been spec

. >> this is bridget mccormick. >> reporter: mary mccormick, as in the real life actress who played katel three seasons. but the reunion of stars is about more than family ties. in one version, the cast doesn't even mention the candidate. just the fact that in many states, voters often skip part of the ballot. >> they check the straight party ticket box and they think that they have voted for everything, but they haven't. they still have to vote on the nonpartisan section of the ballot. >> you have a very real reason to watch a four-minute psa about remembering to look at the entire ballot. >> reporter: celebrities drawing attention to political issues is nothing new. sheen is a well-known activist, and celebs from chuck norris to sarah jessica parker have lent their voice to the presidential candidates. >> let it be written, let it be done. >> reporter: for fans of this fake president, it's a rare chance to catch up with some old friends, and perhaps get a civics lesson in the process. for "today," kristen dahlgren, nbc news, los angeles. >> you have to admit, it's a very creative idea.

mccormick at all-time high levels. not seen since it started to trade in 1999.ot everybody, however, is taking place in the big rally. walgreens is down. the pharmacy chain says the august same store sales fell 8% on the trading session. brian shactman is back with a market flash for us. >> what do you do on a day like today? miss on the top and bottom line and negative guidance? if you're utiw, you rally 10%. a logistics company. they missed across the board but they're rallying some analysts say on short covering not as bad as expected. pretty interesting price action. back the you. >> indeed it is. thank you. a big market day down here at the nyse and the dow jones industrial average up about 235 points. and as a matter of fact, that's confirmed on the trading session by the transports which are up just under 225. nasdaq up better than 2% and $12 val val rally on gold, as well. not to be left out, cisco up 3%. microsoft up almost 3%. the same can be said for alcoa. back in a moment. ask me what it's like when my tempur-pedic moves. [ male announcer ] why not

martin sheen, bradley tomlin, and many others on behalf of the state supreme court candidate brigitte mccormicksister of another cast member, and shows the famous walk and talk monologue and banter and even an inside joke or two. >> people fail to realize a straight ticket vote doesn't count in nonpartisan races. if they casually vote the party line their interest will continue unrepresented. >> it's more than a crisis. he upgraded it to a calamity. catastrophe. >> i'm telling you it's an apocalypse. is it an apocalypse now? >> former gop presidential candidate newt greenwich will be attending a fund-raiser wi with -- wait for it. missouri candidate todd akin. newt greenwich's aide has been advising him ever since his controversial mark about women's bodies and quote legitimate rape." >>> and a pumpkin patch for vice president joed by in and then going to get one of the finest. looks like it was a great one. lie lionel would be proud. >>> a look at some of the big senate contests, including what elizabeth warren's race could mean for you. you can't argue with nutrition you can see. great grains

mccormick professor of entrepreneurship and finance. he's written on a host of financial and economic topics including in our pages, ranging from financial regulations to the economic effects of culture. his earlier call all the book was called "saving capitalism from the capitalists," the theme central to his new book just as it was for adam smith at the dawn of american capitalism. in 2003, luigi received the prize for best young european financial economist. is currently the vice president of the american finance association, the lead independent director of telecom italian, and a member of the american academy of arts and science. he also serves on the committee on capital markets regulation, and he has a long list of other appointments. now, "a capitalism for the people" is already generating intense discussion. the economist tyler cowan recently said on his influential blog, if i had to pick out one book to explain what is going on right now to a popular audience of non-economist, this might well be it. paul ryan described it as a

i said listen, these guys are mccormick spice. i said listen, buy them. put them away.iness is good. we'll constantly check them up. obviously you can't just buy and hold. but i think you're in a winner. unfortunately, a lot of other people know it now. it was unknown when i was recommending it back in the '80s. let's go to marla in mississippi. >> caller: boo-yah, mr. cramer, from sunny mississippi. >> nice. >> caller: my son and i love your program. he's 14. >> great. >> caller: and he watches it every day. >> yes! >> caller: he has a question for you. and it is as an investor interested in the food sector, do you think flower foods or b&g foods has more upside? >> that's a great question. he's got horse sense, your boy. b&g has moved up tremendously, but it's run by mr. wenner and he has done a remarkable job. here's the problem with flowers. maybe i'm biased. when i was a young reporter covering florida state football, flowers opened a plant near me. they've had to reorganize. i think that bakery business is way too hard. but i think the pickle business and the regi

>> i think if you look at pat mccormick, he didn't go to tampa. >> fair enough.nks for coming up. >> thanks. >>> our "daily rundown" super show keeps on rolling. another hour coming up. montana governor brian sweitzer and a lot more. we'll be back live from the democratic national convention. sort of the pre-convention here in north carolina. a big party happening here later today. senator haggan, you going to be at it? all right. [ male announcer ] now's the perfect time to buy an adjustable version of the most highly recommended bed in america. the tempur-pedic ergo system. treat yourself to the ultimate sleep experience and save up to $400 during the tempur ergo savings event. plus visit tempurpedic.com for full details on our 0% apr financing with up to five years to pay. don't wait. the tempur ergo savings event ends october 14th. and five-year special financing ends september 5th. visit tempurpedic.com now. tempur-pedic. the most highly recommended bed in america. thor's couture gets the most rewards of any small business credit card. your boa! [ garth ] th

matt mccormick says the market is right for taking. todd of black bay group is telling his clients to build some cash reserves. >> joining us with rick santelli. good to have you. thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> matt, let me get your take on earnings. i've been hearing today that there's a bit more worry about earnings. you have a lot of momentum in this market. we know there's a bid to this market. even today you have to see this as a victory with a gain on the session after where we've come from. are you worried you want to selling into it given the earnings on the horizon? >> i think when you look at the names that have moved, they've been low-quality, nondividend stocks, fed liquidity injections. you're seeing a lot of insider selling. not a lot of optimisms. ceos on sitting on the sidelines, waiting for clarity. if you're grg to take a profit, take it in names that have moved too fast. dividend-paying stocks that haven't had a big move. caution is the name of the name right now. i would rather be risk averse than too agg

stocks like mccormick, coca-cola, cvs, k-mart. >> jeff? this is brian kelly. i would like to go back to the financials. you said you own j.p. morgan. you're a dividend investor. here's the question. what does j.p. morgan come back with the dividend and when this k. they start raising it? >> j.p. morgan has the capital to raise the dividend. post financial crisis the regulators are putting restrictions on them, you know, raising the dividends. they have the ability with this recent trading issue. they're probably gun-shy. the regulators are probably reluctant. but they definitely have the ability to raise the dividend. it might take a little longer than we first anticipated. >> jim, intel is a stock that's had actually a pretty lousy year given where it's trading now. i think it's lower on the year. the dividend is strong. is that a name you would look to going forward in terms of tech stocks that pay nice dividends? >> we never owned intel. it clearly fits like most dividends. we're concerned, like most people, about, you know, the pc market and tablets taking

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in the weekly standard this morning, john mccormick writes -- conservatives realize that the republican party is not the party of people who want to be rich. it is the party of people who want to be free. we'll delve deep near that criticism in the next hour. everything romney's done in the last 24 hours seems to be aimed at calming and reassuring the republican troops. you had the weekly standard's bill kristol kicked it off yesterday blasting romney's quote, "arrogant and stupid" comments and writing quarterback "has there been a presidential race in modern times featuring two candidates who have done so little over their life times for our country and who have so little substance to say about the future of our country." over the course of the day, several down ticket republicans quickly distanced themselves from romney. linda mcmahon, "i disagree with governor romney's insinuation that 47% of americans believe they are victims who must depend on the government for their care." massachusetts senator scott brown -- wearily of populism in his own senate race, "that's not the way i grew