house member nan hayworth and heather higgins. we appreciate it. coming up, the price of politics.he debt ceiling fiasco with an ineffective president obama charging that congress has taken over. could charge a recession if we don't fix it. in communities across the country. whether it's supporting a delaware nonprofit that's providing training and employment opportunities, investing in the revitalization of a neighborhood in the bronx, or providing the financing to help a beloved san diego bakery expand, what's important to communities across the country is important to us. and we're proud to work with all of those who are creating a stronger future yone. >>> a new controversial book by famed journalist bob woodward claims president obama has been so ine if he can wall in his relationship with congress they have no choice but to wrestle control away from him. in his book woodward claims president obama announced congress is taking over. so here now is famed journalist major garrett, white house correspondent, national journal. one quick thought on this. if these guys can't get the

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. >> apologies are nan sensical. >> ask senator mccain who argued with paul. >> rick, the issue is the white house is apologize making it look like it was a state sponsored film when it was a amateur cartoon that the united states government had noidea about. to apologize is the wrong thing to do. >> thank you, gang. you think it is the land of the free would be the top ranked economy . not so. a new report said it is not even close and someone said he knows why we are free falling, next . ♪ [ male announcer ] it started long ago. the joy of giving something everything you've got. it takes passion. and it's not letting up anytime soon. at unitedhealthcare insurance company, we understand that commitment. and always have. so does aarp, an organization serving the needs of americans 50 and over for generations. so it's no surprise millions have chosen an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insuinsurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they help cover some of the expenses medicare doesn't pay. and save you up to thousands in out-of-pocket costs. to find out

. >> apologies are nan sensical. >> ask senator mccain who argued with paul. >> rick, the issue is the white house is apologize making it look like it was a state sponsored film when it was a amateur cartoon that the united states government had noidea about. to apologize is the wrong thing to do. >> thank you, gang. you think it is the land of the free would be the top ranked economy . not so. a new report said it is not even close and someone said he knows why we are free falling, next . t know where their next ml is coming from. and we're not talking about 3rd world countries. we're talking right here in america in our own back yard. so we wrote a tune to shine a little light on the issue. but we want it to be more than a song about hunger, we want it to be a recipe for change. find out how you do your part at childhungerendshere.com hunter: beat box... ♪ here's hope, here's hope, showin' up at your front door, here's hope ♪ keep it back here on mox. land. not so free economy. united states dropped to 18th place. steve knows what will put america back on top. >> and simple tax code.

aint nans of an aircraft, the handling of passengers and baggage and loading and unloading of passenger baggage, it includes grant support services and check point screening and it states that all the services i just listed but also says but are not limited to these service and is the airport agrees with this suggestion. i just want to clarify that we're talking about businesses or contracts specifically between aviation support services and the airlines, these are not contracts between the companies that i've talked about and the airport specifically. if the airport were to offer these airport leases through a competitive bid processes, the only qualified party would be the one chosen by a particular airline to provide this service, making bidding a competitive bid somewhat impractical. currently the airlines either sublease space to these aviation support services or ask the airport to provide space under a permit. the proposed change would increase the airport's ability to plan long-term for these bases and it would give the airlines a little more consistency in their planning as wel

her-nan moreno was given 33-months in prison and his bbother edwin... will serve 2-years.oth officers to ow ccrs ffom ice - accident scenes to their business. they have thousand-dollars n resistution to victim's insurance companies. it was an evening to remember at the democratii national coovention.night two included some party controversy and a line up oo speakers that left the ellgates and voters with a lot to think about.it all came together in the end with a headline nomiiation speech from former president bill clinton.elizabeth corridan wraps up all the night's highli. highllghts. --reporter pkg-as folllws --i want president obama to be the next president of the united states. the most recent democrat to serve as president forrtwo terrs, offered his reasons why barack bama should be the next 2-term president.are we better off than we were wwen he took office? the answer is yes. former president bill clinton hailing president obama's economic strategy.he inherited a deeply damaged economy, put a floor under the crash, began the long hard road to recovery, and laid the

he is described only as a nan in his 40s who has been transported to a local hospital. concord police received a call from a resident yesterday morning. this man was at this home claiming to be armed and suicidal. this morning 8:15 police received another call the man was back again and threatening suicide. the s.w.a.t. team was brought in. at some point the man was out aside -- was outside of the house on the land asking police to shoot him. >> there were less lethal attempts to physically control him. those failed. and one of the officers had to tire. >> reporter: shot at least twice? >> more than once is what i'm saying. >> reporter: police will not say whether the man actually showed a weapon or just claim to have up with. they are not telling us what -- to have one. they are not telling us what prompted an officer to shoot the man. we do not know his identity or condition. police are still here investigating, as we speak. the shelter-in-place in this neighborhood lifted. police are expected to be here for a couple of hours investigating. laura anthony, abc7 news. >

a known gang member carjacked powell's wife suv as the nan nip and 1-year-old son were sitting insidewe have more on how the suspect was tracked down. >> reporter: high di powell's iphone can tell her the whereabouts of her car. >> we feel lucky. >> reporter: it snapped this picture of the scene after the report of the carjacking. the nanny and 1-year-old were in the back of heidi's suv when a man tried to car jack him. >> he said get out of the car or i'll kill upand the baby. >> anyone in that situation who says what you remember to do. >> reporter: while talking on the phone with her husband chris inside the salon, the heidi came in hysterical. >> they checked the car. it wasn't more than two and a half miles away. they were able to stop the criminal, stop him dead in his tracks by car. he hopped out by food. >> reporter: before he did, he grabbed the ipad, which she checked with her iphone. >> i mean, i feel so grateful and so lucky. >>> coming up tonight paul new at 6:00, another baltimore county student brings another gun to school. >>> and you know, we all have memories of that

peggy noon nan said his rolling campaign has been a calamity. shouldn't we be so concerned it's income tent as noonan calls it given his reputation for, well, competence. after all he founded one of the leading firms, turned around the salt le city oliympics as was a very successful governor. how did he get so clumsy so fast? in fact, the problem is not romney. it tees republican party. given the manner in which it's moved and the pressures, any nominee would face the same challenge. can you be a serious candidate for the general election while not outraging the republican base? fox news anchor refused to dwell on romney's economic policies he would put in place. why wouldn't mitt romney fluent in economics explain his economic policy? because any sensible answer would cause a firestorm in his party. it's obvious with a deficit of more than 7% of gross go mess tick product, any solution to our budgetary problems has to involve spending cuts and tax increases. ronald reagan agreed to tax increases when it hit 4%. george w. bush did. but today's r

. >> apologies are nan sensical. >> ask senator mccain who argued with paul. >> rick, the issue is the white house is apologize making it look like it was a state sponsored film when it was a amateur cartoon that the united states government had noidea about. to apologize is the wrong thing to do. >> thank you, gang. you think it is the land of the free would be the top ranked economy . not so. a new report said it is not even close and someone said he knows why we are free falling, next . ally bank. why they have a raise your rate cd. tonight our guest, thomas sargent. nobel laureate in economics, and one of the most cited economists in the world. professor sargent, can you tell me what cd rates will be in two years? no. if he can't, no one can. that's why ally has a raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. keep it back here on mox. land. not so free economy. united states dropped to 18th place. steve knows what will put america back on top. >> and simple tax code. we have to reform the regulation and cost the economy 1.7cent trillion and bigger than any other economy

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. >> reportedly, the nan got out to help the truck driver with the flat tire actually got out to tryextort him. try to get money from him. >> so these three highway bandits, really? >> so the guy with the flat tire got all of his buddies together to block this guy in? >> ah, nice! >> that's awesome. >> and sure enough, the punches start rolling. >> this is road justice going down. >> they are not messing around. the first guy hit is the guy in the black jacket, but he thinks to run off into the woods, but look at this buddies stand ip right next to the car. he just falls to the grourchd and one guy starts to-of-just beating and kicking him. it you thought the beating was it, it's not. >> oh, goodness. >> everybody seems to gather around the car again, because they are about to finish the job by flipping it. >> oh! >> they flipped the car? >> remind me never to try to extort a truck driver. >> did their job. did one of these. >>> we're counting down to a crazy number one. right now at number eight, it's all caught on video. >> once police catch the bad guy and get him to the jail, you

is described only as a nan in his 40s who has been transported to a local hospital. concord police received a call from a resident yesterday morning. this man was at this home claiming to be armed and suicidal. this morning 8:15 police received another call the man was back again and threatening suicide. the s.w.a.t. team was brought in. at some point the man was out aside -- was outside of the house on the land asking police to shoot him. >> there were less lethal attempts to physically control him. those failed. and one of the officers had to tire. >> reporter: shot at least twice? >> more than once is what i'm saying. >> reporter: police will not say whether the man actually showed a weapon or just claim to have up with. they are not telling us what -- to have one. they are not telling us what prompted an officer to shoot the man. we do not know his identity or condition. police are still here investigating, as we speak. the shelter-in-place in this neighborhood lifted. police are expected to be here for a couple of hours investigating. laura anthony, abc7 news. >

consequence, we had 2.5 million people sign a petition not led by the urban league or the naacp or nant of us out of civil rights had no idea existed until this moment. >> yeah. >> when you think of the moment that you have a digital generation, when you've got facebook and you've got twitter and all the kind of other social media it is incredibly important. the problem is on the one hand it's the idealization of what that leaderless generation was about. john louis and julian bond and working with all those great figures but the problem is when it comes time to dole out responsibility or to take the charge and to be able to focus, because what you mentioned before was it was about legislation. you can go to the march and you can march and march but unless you change the laws that govern the existence of black people ain't much happening. >> dr. dyson was able to echo this, when the moment of the civil rights movement began to wane, it was sncc that pushed it. what's critical is how do we mobilize and galvanize young people to be a part of it. and what has been the missing interjer of

all this, the realm nans of isaac. interacting with the weather front again. 76, the temperature. showers in the area currently. they are generally light showers. solve of the heaviest stuff heading up to the north. making their way out of here. baltimore and carroll county right now. light showers stuck around our area. i think after the 5:00 hour. for the afternoon, mostly cloudy. occasional rain which will be heavy at times. could be even getting a thunderstorm or two in here during the late evening. temperatures topping out to about 85 degrees today. in fact, the next two days our temperatures will be in the mid and upper 80s. 60% chance of rain for today. a 70% chance for tomorrow because tomorrow that weather front comes in. a strong weather front. we'll even have showers lingering on thursday where we'll get a little bit more sunshine and top out around 90 to 91 degrees. right now friday looks like a dry day for us. unfortunately, the weekend, wet, coming up in a couple of minutes. right now, traffic. >> right now i'm watching the roads for you if you're traveling in northw

of those 172, 101 of them reto us the surcharges they collected were greater nan the health care expenditures they made on their employees, that's the pool of employers, if they reported that same exact data to us in 2012, we will in fact proactively or based on that supply of data ensure that that money get spent on workers. essentially, you know, that's the surcharges of that group of 101 employers who again were the surcharges exceeded the health care, 11.4 million dollars in surcharges were collected, their true spend khurs on health care were 5.1 million, thus there was a net difference there of surcharges collected in excess of health care spend khurs of 6.3 million dollars, so in essence, that's the summary of our report of the new data we've collected. i do want to emphasize that the olse in addition to doing the compliance data that we do -- the compliance work we do on a day in and day out basis, since there's been some discussion about it, the enforcement we've done to date on the health care security ordinance has resulted in over 7 million dollars, 7 million dollars going to over

my name is nan, and i'm -- wasn't going to really speak tonight, but the second lady that really, really wants you to now deal with prostitution in drug deals, i thought you might want a countervoice perhaps. these are sometimes called victimless crimes. certainly a city as san francisco is not going to be a city if there is prostitution i would recommend you guys work at legalizing this whole system and stop playing games. there's a awful lot of game-playing going around but legalizing drugs and stopping the war on drugs would really loosen up a lot of police time to deal with way more important stuff. and i don't think we should just hand out drugs to everybody, but -- well this is for another time in case this subject ever gets off the ground, there are people sincerely working on stopping the war. okay. back to tasers. you heard about the deaths. i more concerned about all the injuries. and there's tons and tons of injuries. and since we haven't managed to get a single payer medical system going who is going to deal with all the lawsuits that are going to come from all the people tha

as suspicious behavior and they should be looked at so we're we're however seeing with the likes of nan x. or all the blogosphere the financial blogosphere like the the moment in the matrix where the cat is walking backwards people are starting to notice that the price of gold and silver have been manipulated that high frequency trading is manipulating markets defrauding other investors in the market they're noticing flash crashes they're noticing all these things are starting to pop up we notice that the holy ground the fake ness around us the artificial price is everything is artificial and the other thing of course that this gold price is is related to is live bor lie more i know you look here's a banker role in setting of life or so this is something again we've talked about many times of the bankers are fully aware that their manipulating the live more rate to artificially in other words take everything you just about gold take everything in just about stocks and apply it to interest rates global interest rates to live more rates and they use it for the live war right to manipulate

peggy noon nan said it more elegantly, but she said same thing. when you talk to some of these republicans when they don't use their names, they're even more critical thus far. >> of course they are when you don't use their names. everybody is critical in washington when they don't use their names, right, bob. i have great respect for peggy and everybody who is critical. it's their job to be critical. as i said to you, the campaign hasn't had a good two weeks. the bottom line is it changes on wednesday night. listen, i believe in governor romney. i believe in him as a >> this is a closed captioning test. >> this is only a test. >>> please stand by. l polls here say 65% of the seniors in florida don't want to change medicare. 59% in ohio. 56% in virginia. did the campaign make a mistake by going off in this direction? i think most people know you've got to reform medicare, but they don't seem to be taking-- seniors don't seem to be taking very well what mitt romney and paul ryan want to do about it. >> well, the first-- the first bit of good news i

. >> there is new york schools taking a step to prevent teen preg nans yeez. some parents say schools are going too far. >> we'll head live to hollywood to hear from some of the celebrities on dancing with the stars. >> this is the san francisco skyway. you can see it's bottled for drivers trying to make their way eastbound. things looking better for travelers heading south and beyond. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues right after this. >>> new york city is offering the so called morning after pill the program is called catch, stands for connecting adolescents to comprehensive health care, parents notified and given a chance to opt out. some say it's a bad idea others argue it does not encourage teen pregnancy, but prevents it we encourage them and believe it's so critical to talk with parents, not all young people can, or feel they can, they're sexually active. we're looking at how we can protect these young people from unprotected pregnancy. >> this is not just giving a condom this, is talking about a chemical, hormoneal drug cocktail. the parents have a right to

there is two two cooler nan average days tomorrow and thursday and saturday, temperatures will drop back sunday and monday. just minor fluke twaigss in temperature range, no precipitation coming our way. and there is a lot happening in this week of weather. >> tucson olympic champion apologizing today after an insy left him with a black eye. >> the court hands prince william and kate a victory. ♪ [ music ] . >> a pay me maybe, san francisco's new viral video letting you know about a popular scam to look out for. >> and taking a look at traffic right now on the golden gate bridge, heavy for drivers making their way into san francisco now. and they approach the toll gates. and moving nicely across the bridge to marin county. stay with us. abc 7 news at 4: >>> jake gyllenhaal chatting about his latest movie. and here is tony cabrerra. >> an olympic champion is trying to clear his tracks today following some bad behavior. shawn white arrested in nashville for public intoxication. police say he pull aid hotel fire alarm and attempted to flee the scene. the saying quote, i'm sorry for my poor

that's when beau cane nan fired 23 shots at smith. the teen is now facing life in prison.his stepfather and mother both face charges for contributing to the crime. >>> another day another complaint about the tsa. a woman flying out of houston airport is live individual. she said an agent admitted to making her miss her flight for having a bad attitude. she wanted to test her bottled water for explosives but she decided to drink it instead. >> this is retaliatory for my attitude this is not making it safer it is retaliatory. >> the tsa is defending the beverage policy claiming it is random and not done at aevery airport every day. >> this 12-year-old being hailed a hero after his father suffered a seizure while driving on a massachusetts highway. patrick his little sister who has special needs was also in the car at the time he quickly jumped into action grabbing the wheel. >> i turned the car into the breakdown lane and shut it off and cruised a little bit until the car stopped. i told my sister to get way back in the denali, i opened the door and stood right next to the g

." >> this was brought to our attention by our former colleague john nan wells.ook at this article he tug up about fannie mae and freddie mac loosening up. fannie maes taking on significant risk, and if they run into drought, it could prompt a government rescue similar to that of the savings and loan industry in the 1980s. >> you included this in your book. >> yes, there was several arguments back then that went into what the loosening of it would mean, it was an unintended consequence and their talking after the people that were just a notch below, they were not talking about going down further which is what happened as companies reached more and more to achieve profitability. >> it started with good intentions with a understanding that there was a trade off in risks and costs, but everybody thought they would be manageable in the long run and you should accept that trade off. guess what? >> and steven holmes was exactly right if you find it. in that column, he was right on target with his prognostication. >> and this issing if you have to ask all the time, in a

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despite this rally, ubs's john nan golib is still a skeptic. >> you're not happy today like everybody >> you never want to be more wrong than when you have a bearish call. you want the market to go up, it's good for all of us, but i don't think it's good for the market. >> the finance minister said you can't solve fiscal problems with monetary policy. >> but you can buy time, right? isn't that idea? what does it mean to you? >> we're in the opposite camp. we had a target of roughly 1450 since the start of the year, but we've been nervous about that target since the beginning of july. the market is up about 3.5%. we think it's driven by two factors. one was draghi's line in the sand, the second was the better than expected july pais roll number. both of those developments squeezed out -- >> aren't you worried this is the classic wall of worry and the market keeps climbing it. >> at the end of the day, earnings are expected to be down 4.6% in a quarter, lower than a year ago. we just got this liquidity here, forget about the fundamentals. this will be the second quarter in a row, and i

now suspected fake signatures in indian nan on the ts that put president obama and hillary clinton and the 2008 ballot. voters said they never signed those positions, four democratic answer election officials indicted they face trial this coming january. as for the florida forums, the worker who allegedly submitted them says he did nothing wrong and says he may have been hoodwinked by people jokingly giving wrong information. he also says he registered drunks at bars. if you suspect voter fraud or election problems where you live: voterfraud@foxnews.com. >> thank you eric. >> rick: new s in a tough race oust florida, rang congressman west unveiled new attack ad, featuring his opponent's mugshot. peter doocy has more. >> reporter: the incumbent in the race for the see the in the 18th district lt. colonel allen west, a republican is trying give voters a clear choice, called one of the most devastating contrast ads. >> february 16th, 2003 fort hood, texas colonel west just received deployment orders and prepares his men to go to war. that night miami, patrick murphy thrown out of a club f

for jimbo, which is what my sister nan always calls me., disney, entertainment, intuitive surgical and apple is technology, you got technology, you got pharma, you've got beverage, you've got entertainment and medical. intuitive is different enough from j and j that i'm not going to say it's not diversified. i'm going to bless that. purists would say jim you should make him sell intuitive surgical. let's go to nathan in maryland. >> caller: boo-yah, cramer, nathan in maryland, my stocks are abbott laboratories, adp, jp morgan, jpm. att, and target. >> sorry, i buzzed you because i don't want to run out of time. this is a really important portfolio. why? because stephanie, action alerts portfolio, also on "fast money" today. we were both thinking this is the stock that we should be buying, philip morris international. target is a discount chain. abbott, pharma, good yields in all these, good growth, tobacco, retailer, pharma, bank, telco. that is, nathan's portfolio is the winner tonight. stay with cramer. greetings from the windy city of c