benjamin carson and michael bond.hael, there's evidence in 16 months of investigation by the fbi of any racial animosity on george zimmerman's part. he went to his prom with a black girlfriend. he's mentored black children in his spare time. he didn't have to do any of this. he stood up for a black homeless man against the sanford police department when they assaulted him. does that fit the profile of a racist that eric holder's looking in to? >> well, it doesn't fit the profile of a racist, necessarily, but it fit it is from file of someone capable of making a faulty assumption about a young african-american man that he saw not late at night. around 7:00 in the evening walking home. he made a terrible and awful mistake that cost trayvon martin his life. and a lot of people make those assumptions. >> so did trayvon martin because he punched him and jumped on him. >> but if someone -- >> he played a part in this. >> in all fairness -- >> in all fairness. >> i'm a law enforcement officer and have been a security guard.

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a judge set bond for michael madison at $6 million. the bodies were discovered over the weekend. local serial killer. a medical examiner has ruled a woman who plunged to her death on a texas roller coaster died from multiple traumatic injuries. six flags over texas has closed the ride and is investigating. the victim raised concerns about how secure her lap bar was before the ride began. >>> and anderson, off the coast of california, a couple divers had a close encounter to humpback whales. wow indeed. the whales are making a meal of some fish. you can see how close those divers came to becoming dessert. >> you see all the fish and the whale pops up -- that's unbelievable. amazing. >> they were lucky. eysha, thanks. we'll be right back. instead, man raised a sail. and made "farther" his battle cry. the new ram 1500 -- motor trend's 2013 truck of the year -- the most fuel-efficient half-ton truck on the road -- achieving best-in-class 25 highway miles per gallon. guts. glory. ram. ♪ hooking up the country whelping business run ♪ achieving best-in-class 25 highway miles per gallon.

. >> welcome michael pento "author of "the coming bond market collapse." >> home building stocks areown 20%. today they were down 7%. are those guys whining too much are or interest rates really going to cut into it? >> what's interesting, larry, is if you look at the home builder sentiment index, we had the biggest back-to-back gains in june and july against this rise in rates in 21 years. so that would tend to lend an element of whininess to it, if you will. so i don't believe these rates -- while certainly there is some sticker shock, she's rates are extraordinarily low. they're just going back to levels we've averaged since the expansion again, about 270, which is where we are at the moment. >> we used to buy mortgages at 5%, 8%, 10%. in other words, the data points are strong. and many times -- many times rising interest rate, if they're driven by real gdp -- >> which is not the case now, you have a signal of a bullish economy. >> the lyninchpin for economic recovery was the market. home prices according to the n.a.r. you 13.5%. now on top of that interest rates are rising. and

michael madison is being held on $6 million bond.he registered sex offender was arrested last week after women's bodies were found wrapped in trash bags. the investigation is far from over. >> we're receiving calls from, as you can assume, everywhere. we're doing our best to follow up on every tip we get, every bit of information. >> one victim was identified as angela, missing since june 7th. officials are still trying to identify the other two victims. >>> convicted terrorists, many of them senior members of al qaeda, hundreds of prisoners running free. they managed to escape iraq's abu ghraib's prison while gunmans attacked prison guards and 20 soldiers were killed and a simultaneous attack was also on another jail. fortunately no inmates escaped. >>> a group of more than 700 special operations veterans will rally on capitol hill. they are demanding a select committee investigate the benghazi terror attack. the obama administration initially tried blaming a video for that attack but the former leader of the american forces in afri

. >> michael madison is being held on $1 million bond. he's a registered sex offender.d one body found over the weekend. the police say more victims could be found. the city's mayor said he idolized anthony sowell who killed 11 women. he was sentenced to death in 2011. >>> their mom died and they say this experience has been a nightmare. she was on her first trip. she was riding the texas giant. this is a 14-story high roller coaster and sitting next to one of her sons. >> what a tragedy. witnesses told ktvt that she was worried that the lap bar wasn't secure. six flags says it's committed to finding out what caused her death. >>> heavy rains caused the dangerous flash flood. this is in apache junction. one woman said she saw a man in his sports car getting swept away. >> his little corvette comes bobbing down the water. he got out of the vehicle and was sitting on top of it. the water was is high couldn't see the vehicle. >> the car was carried a hundred yards. did rescue the driver and he's okay. >>> take a look at what flash flooding did in southern utah. that's a hu

now, the bond for michael madison was set at $6 million.ce said at a press conference that very much an on going investigation. there could be one or two more bodies that were there in the east cleveland neighborhood. there's a big search effort that came out with volunteers from the neighborhood. they searched more than 50 abandoned homes, 12 streets there. they did not find any bodies but the mayor said they're looking to expand the search efforts just to make sure they cover all of the ground there and ensure there are no other bodies. jon: and we know now the identity of one of the women that they believe they found? >> we do. the county medical examiner came and said that the victim they had been able to identify is 38-year-old angela deskins. they were only able to identify her based on fingerprints they were able to get. when the medical examiner found the bodies in garbage bags, they were so badly decomposed. the other two bodies, they said it would take at least several more days before they would be able to identify them as well a

michael pento. and the author of the coming back bond market collapse. that's not a good thought to start on. but i will go to you first because you may be skeptical. but i think that things are changing in washington, d.c. i think the president's political power has been weakened by various scandals and what not. and i see these straws in the wind about good immigration reform and budget cutting and you saw in the paper today the deficit and the spending share of gdp are coming down. are things getting better? >> the main point, the fed is about to taper. that's going to send interest rates rising. the view on my part is that they're going to hit 4%. that's where they were in the spring of 2010. >> i agree with that, by the way. i just said it in the last segment. >> the -- if the interest rates go to 4% and ben bernanke stops buying assets from banks which is what this country needs, but this country's rebound was predicated on rebuilding asset bubbles, namely the stock market and the real estate market. and rebuilding a consumption bubble by issuing $6 trillion, 6.9, since 2008. when that

michael madison is being held on $6 million bond.past four years, this is now the third major case in which women have been abducted and killed in the cleveland area. >> the embattled mayor of san diego facing a sexual harassment suit. bob filner, the subject of increasing criticisms over how he treated women. now his former director of communications becomes the first person to come forward and speak publicly about alleged harassment. >> he asked me to work without my underwear on. his behavior made me feel ashamed, frightened, and violated. >> we need a fair and impartial investigation to determine the facts. >> all right, earlier this month filner apologized for disrespecting and intimidating women. but he refused to resign. >> the mother of michael jackson concluded an emotional day of testimony yesterday tearfully telling jurors she wants to find out what really happened to her son. katherine jackson testified that concert promoters should have discussed her son's health with her before his death. she is suing aeg live claiming

michael madison is being held on a six-million dollar bond after being indicted on charges of kidnappingated murder, rape and related offenses. east cleveland police found one body july 19th when a caller reported a foul smell coming from a garage. two more bodies were found the next day. >> former first lady, senator and secretary of state hillary clinton has not even said she is running for president yet. but hillary-dot-com has raised more than one=million dollars since march. it's also signed up half a million facebook supporters. clinton has another half million through other facebook sites. a marist mcclatchy poll this week gives her an overwhelming lead over potential democratic rivals ranging from vice president joe biden to maryland governor martin o'malley. in fact all of her rivals have said if clinton runs, they will not oppose her. >> a deal that gives college students and their parents lower interest rates for loans is heading toward its final vote. the house is expected today to take up a bipartisan compromise that link student loan interest rates to the financial markets.

but everyone's been trying to call the turn of the bond market for the last five years the only guy who actually call it within a day i believe is michael pentad who even ever had him on the show but i think he's actually a guy who actually called it within a week of the bond market peaking now max correlation doesn't necessarily equal causation but i'm going to attempt to make it anyway with this chart and that is the prison population in america as you see at nineteen eighty eighty one that's when the prison population and began to soar and it's gone straight out in a stupid policy of incarcerating people for ever longer periods of time decades and decades in some cases life without parole option of parole for a minor you would think minor felonies and i thought that was. also another way that is the sort of decadence that was enabled through ever declining interest rates where people could just spend forty four thousand dollars per federal prisoner to lock people up for smoking dope you know bernanke is the new pinochet member of the military ones experiment in the liberal zation it should lay and they expanded the prison population

but everyone's been trying to call the turn of the bond market for the last five years the only guy who actually call it within a day i believe is michael pentad who even never had him on the show but i think he's actually a guy who actually called it within a week of the bond market peaking now max correlation doesn't necessarily equal causation but i'm going to attempt to make it anyway with this chart and that is the prison population in america as you see at nineteen eighty eighty one that's when the prison population began to soar and it's gone straight up and a stupid policy of incarcerating people for ever longer periods of time decades and decades in some cases life without parole option of parole for a minor you would think minor felonies and i thought that was. also another way that is the sort of decadence that was enabled through ever declining interest rates where people could just spend forty four thousand dollars per federal prisoner to lock people up for smoking dope you know ben bernanke is the new pinochet member of the military ones experiment in the liberal zation it should lay and they expanded the prison population

michael madison is being held on $6 million bond after being indicted on charges that include kidnappinged murder and rape. east cleveland police found the women dead wrapped in plastic earlier this month. >>> advocates and opponents of same-sex marriage are weighing the consequences of a court ruling in colorado. the ruling finalized the same- sex divorce of a couple who got married in massachusetts. that means colorado can grant same-sex divorces even though the state does not great same- sex marriages. lawyers say this can further confuse the issue, which already varies from state to state. >>> and an unusual sight in the tampa bay area. take a look at this. it's a waterspout in pinellas county, florida. strong storms moved into the area yesterday evening creating this phenomenal. the national weather service received reports that the waterspout lasted 15 minutes. >> lawrence, what are the winds doing there, how many miles an hour? >> that's probably 70, 80 miles per hour. >> that little mini tornado? >> yup. if you have a boat on the water, then you're getting away as fast as you can

greg o'donnell predicts treasury bonds will go up and send rates up higher. >> thank you, michael. >>here it's not rocket science but it's very cool. >> our conversation with the crew of the international space station about a hobby that will >>> incredible images from space. >> yes. jonathan bloom spoke with the astronauts on the international space station about the photos they've been taking high above the earth. for astronauts it's just another day in micro gravity. >> you can be superman but playing with objects, with refraction of light and water. >> light engineer took this photo of a giant drop of water. photography is a big hoby. up there lenses weigh nudging and scenery is limitless. >> we never get tired of looking out of the window. we talk among ourselves earth is always perfect and always different. constantly changing. >> they've taken pictures of a wildfire in colorado. a russian cosmonaut used this lens to catch a glimpse of the albert einstein vehicle. >> we have a wall of lenses and camera bodies to use at any given time. it's usually in the evenings that we have pe

, by the familiar comfort of kate's family, who built a bond with william over ten years of the couple's courtship. >> he is known to call michaeliddleton dad. carol said to dote on her son-in-law. a photograph of him on her mobile phone. >> reporter: like diana, carol middleton was a hands-on open ly affectionate mom.ly affectionate mom. a descendant of coal miners who with her husband built a multimillion dollar business and raised a future queen. now as prince george's only grandmother she is in a unique position of influence. >> she will be there to say this is what we achieved with very little. you can go on and do great things, king or not. >> reporter: and back to the names, apparently, kate liked the name alexander for the girl. that may be why alexander now for george. and also louis for lord mountbatten. who was very close to prince charles. it is worth pointing out, brian, that prince george when he becomes king isn't obligated to take any of those names. >> chris jansing in a prominent but still very small town. chris, thanks for your reporting tonight. >>> sadly, an awful scene in northwestern spain to report tonigh

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michael allen struggled except for this. he finished fifth. kenny parry wins it by five shots. only barry bondsmore home runs before the all-star break than chris davis. man. >> we're back after the break. >> right now protesting the verdict. massive rallies breakout it manhattan and los angeles. there are protests here in baltimore as well. gun rights group is calling on the highest court to overrule part of our states handgun permit law. >> things will get a little steamy as we continue. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 6:00 a.m. >> good morning. i'm mindy basara. >> i'm stan stovall. thank you for joining us this morning. >> 6:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. it is going to be a hot one. >> now it is our turn. we are not going to break any records. 72 at the airport right now and it is muggy. the heat index will be close to 100. the actual high will be 94 in baltimore. it should stage a ride around t

michael crofton, philadelphia trust, says the fed could lose control of interest rates as the great rotation out of bondsnto stocks hits high gear at some point. >> yeah, he says we could see the 10-year go all the way up to 6% in the next 18 months. wow. jeff rossenberg, though, of blackrock, which oversees over $1 trillion in fixed-income asset, sees it playing out a bit differently. both joins now to talk about the future of interest rates. good to see you both. thank you very much for joining us. michael, i'll get to that prediction in a moment. 6% is a -- >> okay. >> -- a big move from where we are right now. jeff, you don't see that happening. what's your assessment? >> i don't see that happening. clearly the debate, as bill pointed out, is the pace of increases in interest rates here. the question is, how much can the economy really support those types of increases in interest rates? and clearly, the gdp figures, while better than expected, 1.7% headline, this is still a very weak recovery. we can't afford that degree of increase in interest rates, it's as simple as that. >> michael, what do you t

bond area. so, yeah, i've been a contrarian, i think. >> all right. terry burnham, michael. >> thanks. >> thank you. all right. 35 minutes to go before the bell rings. the dow is hanging on to a loss of almost 38 points. the s&p, nasdaq negative, as well. >>> up next, we were talking starbucks. will it perk up your portfolio or get you in hot water? >>> and herbalife reporting earnings after the bell. it's a true battleground stock, and we'll have the instant analysis and reaction, including from resident herbalife skeptic herb greenberg. >> i feel like he just comes out of the woodwork when they report earnings. >>> and then, some people won't let the federal government breathing down your neck ruin a good party. embattled hedge fund giant steve cohen had a bash this weekend raising ire and eyebrows. more on that ahead. [ male announcer ] it's time. time to have new experiences with a familiar keyboard. to update our status without opening an app. to have all our messages in one place. to browse... and share... faster than ever. ♪ it's time to do everything better than bef

held on $6 million bond today accused of killing three women, wrapping them in plastic bags and stashing their bodies. taken into custody after a standoff with police, his name is michael madison. he's an ex-con. he's a registered sex offender. and he was formally charged yesterday. two of the victims have yet to be identified. madison has apparently told police he was influenced by the so-called cleveland strangler, that's anthony sowell, who was sentenced to death for killing 11 women and burying their bodies around his home in cleveland around 2009. madison's family says he is not a killer. >>> the legal wrangling over whether detroit can declare bankruptcy is just beginning. >> if these cut goes through it will destroy my retirement. i have to try to find a full-time job with benefits that, you know, aren't in abundant supply. >> we are people that sacrifice our lives. we may not come home one day. so to look at us as a spreadsheet is to me, un-american. >> a state judge has called for the withdrawal of the city's chapter 9 filings saying it violates the state's constitution. last week, emergency managers filed for bankruptcy convinced detroit had simply run out of

michael finney is theer dish on some of the gourmet. >> the school is seen more than just food but a place for people to come together and bond around food and the dinner table. knifes sharpened, chicken, sizzling and the laughs, plentiful. this is the cooking school in emeryville. it's a brain child of chef terry spaulding. companies send employees here and the workers have gotten to know each other better and hopefully, formed a more dough co-he'sive team its a welcoming that happens when you get people together making good food. >> on this day, a group of ploimys from leap frog are here learning how to prepare food. >> alan is normally the her manager it's a role reversal an jell -- angela is enjoying. >> it's different and fun. i know more about cooking than i think he does. >> you don't saw that knife you drop it through. >> they're being teased with w.dessert. >> we're going to heat cream up we'll have ice cream and that will be in no time. >> when i watched i see the difference made. >> carey says animators got motions and emotions right down to ego. >> a lot of chefs do have big egos. some are humble. >> there will be no eating h

michael madison. he's been charged with three counts of aggravated murder and three counts of kidnapping being held on a $6 million bondauthorities fear it's possible there could be more victims. there are more missing people here that are unaccounted for. because of the fact they believe he was acting as a serial killer inspired by another cleveland serial killer, anthony sowell who was convicted in 2011 of murdering other victim. there were searches over the weekend and there could be more searches conducted today. right now the important thing is the second identity is being revealed. there's a third woman who remains unidentified. their bodies were so badly decod decomposed he could not immediately make identifications. >>> ryan brawn is suspended for the rest of the year. we'll take a look at how this is a ground breaking case and what other players are saying about it. frds . [ male announcer ] come to the golden opportunity sales event to experience the precision handling of the lexus performance vehicles, including the gs and all-new is. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. ♪ when you do what i do, iyou think a

warrants are added to bond or share offers as a sweetener. he said michael4.4 billion buyout bid undervalues the company, but dell's special board committee and proxy advisory firm iss have both backed that offer. dell shareholders set to vote on the buyout next thursday. dell stock in frankfurt today is up half a 1%. >>> microsoft reportedly worked with both the fbi and national security agency to help them get easier access to user data. this is coming from the guardian, which is citing documents from the nsa leaker edward snowden. it says microsoft worked with the agencies to bypass encrypted e-mails from outlook as part of the nsa's p.r.i.s.m. program. the company also aloud them to collect data from video and audio conversations on skype. in a statement, microsoft repeated it only provided customer data in response to lawful government requests. >>> and the man behind one of the world's most popular party games, twister, passed away. charles foley died at the age of 82 in minneapolis. he invented the hugely popular game that brought partygoers together

michael madison is being held on $6 million bond.fender was arrested last week after the women's bodies were found wrapped in trash bags. a search for more victims is suspended, but the investigation is far from over. >> we're receiving calls from, as you can assume, everywhere. we're doing our best to follow up on every tip we get, every bit of information. >> gretchen: one victim had been identified as angela, missing since june 7. two others are trying to be identified new england patriots is why it's called the most important meal of the day. eating breakfast can help prevent a heart attack. men who regularly skipped breakfast were 27% more likely to have a heart attack. experts think it's because it makes you hungrier later in the day, so people end up eat ago bigger meal, which leads to higher sugar levels and eventually clogged arteries. >> brian: what do you do when your daughter keeps telling you, i don't want breakfast? >> steve: do what ted did, have two hot dogs. meanwhile, about five minutes after the top of the hour, fo

michael finney is theer dish on some of the gourmet. >> the school is seen more than just food but a place for people to come together and bond around food the dinner table. knifes sharpened, chicken, sizzling and the laughs, plentiful. this is the cooking school in emeryville. it's a brain child of chef terry spaulding. companies send employees here and the workers have gotten to know each other better and hopefully, formed a more dough co-he'sive team its a welcoming that happens when you get people together making good food. >> on this day, a group of ploimys from leap frog are here learning how to prepare food. >> alan is normally the her manager it's a role reversal an jell -- angela is enjoying. >> it's different and fun. i know more about cooking than i think he does. >> you don't saw that knife you drop it through. >> they're being teased with w.dessert. >> we're going to heat cream up we'll have ice cream and that will be in no time. >> when i watched i see the difference made. >> careysays aimators got motions and emotions right down to ego. >> a lot of chefs do have big egos. some are humble. >> there will be no eating humble

bonding with her surrogate mother now, next. >> today 7 on your side q and a is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions you can contact me at facebook.com/michael finney abc 1k37 on twitter. i'll answer your questions here live a little later. >> i'm spencer christian looking at sunny skies over the bay area. another hot day and i'll tell you when we can expect relief in the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> coming out of foster city into hayward 16 minutes looking at slow down in eastbound direction but swril a broader view of what the traffic looks like coming up >>> we're looking at a baby gorilla named gladys and how she's bonding with her new surrogate mother. >> this is video of a tentative gladys meeting her new mom who inched her way to the young gorilla who gently picked her up. >> the 5 mold was orphanned when her mother rejected her so 10 human surrogates prepared gladys wearing fake fur, feeding and grooming her in the way mother gorilla would. today's video it appears preparations have paid off. >> that looks like it's working well. >> in shasta county record temperatures meant cooling off by any means necessary. this large bear

michael madison stood before a judge. >> punishable by possible death or life in prison and $100,000 fine. do you understand that? >> yes. >> reporter: his bondat $6 million. $2 million for each of the three women he is accused of killing. authorities also released the i.d. of one alleged victim, angela deskins of cleveland. the grisly discoveries shocked many including the mayor of east cleveland. >> three individuals who were just minding their own business and being good human beings that they are and were were killed senselessly by an individual who has no regard for human life. >> reporter: there are fears more bodies may be found. >> we don't know how many more in the community that is missing because again you don't hear about it until something such as this. >> reporter: the madison case is the latesten a se ein a series s of women who disappeared in the cleveland area. in may, three young women, missing for a decade were rescued from this home on the city's west side. >> help me, i am amanda berry. >> reporter: in 2007, a man was sentenced to death after police found 11 bodies in his home on the eastside. leaving many to wonder what

economy saying june hiring strength makes it more likely the fed will slow its bond buying program in september than december. michael, stocks have been resilient today, resilient friday. you're not a strategist but i wonder what you see is potentially a positive reinforcement cycle panning out where growth expectations look better. seeing that flowing into stocks and fed able to exit in september. >> that seems reasonable. the fact that the fed may be tapering, some see that as less support for growth but also reflective of the fed viewing the underlying economy as being more resilient here. i think the fact that the fed is tapering is because we're doing better than most people including the fed thought in terms of growth this year. >> it's interesting you say growth because it seems like if anything were doing better on the jobs side 195,000 again, but the growth itself has actually been disappointingly weak in the first half. do you have in view that the fed does that we'll pick up 3% growth rate in the second half of the year? >> that's a good point. gdp growth itself has been not great. of course in the face of

michael bloomberg. he is taking back the bloomberg terminal that he brought with him when he first became mayor. not sure why city hall ever needed them. i don't know who is trading high-yield bonds. now that the new mayor wants to keep them it will cost taxpayers $1 million. you cannot assist. think about this. he needs that revenue. >> this show has turned into account down on a daily basis. >> i did it. the city paid for them before you was there. laver then again, but some of that money as charity. it would be a nice gesture. melissa: the job of the ceo is different than the mayor. he has -- melissa: he is a billionaire. >> he has to answer to all of its shareholders to happen to be him. he is the shareholder. melissa: how about he just gives that. how about that. that was a great argument. >> a great gesture. his net worth is equal to the federal deficit. melissa: i don't know how that came up. the biggest in the world. 590 feet. a massive price tag of $600 million. it is reportedly owned by middle eastern billionaire and it took three years to build. just a little perspective on how big it is. look at this. here it is. that tiny little thing in the upper left is the space s

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michael, good august or no? >> we're going to have a great august, normalized pes, low share volume. you're going to see the great rotation of bonds remainder of the month of august. >> up next the new powers of eminant domain, what they could mean for cities and housing. stay with us. >> finally tonight my observation on the state of the economy post the detroit bankruptcy. debates have raged that the motor cities bankruptcy is a signal of more financial stress to come for cities. meredith whitney came on the show last week sounding the alarm and while she avoided naming specific cities, she said detroit will likely be the first to come. business leaders r looking for california for any cracks. richmond seems to be on a path to invoke eminent domain so some can continue to stay in their homes and pay taxes to the city and sell mortgages for less than they are worth. it's an extraordinary move and shows how desperate things are right now. this is not just about moving the borrower into a lower rate mortgage. the borrower will have their negative equity forgiven. the holders would absorb the credit losses. this keeps people in thei

michael madison is a registered sex offender. he showed no emotion as he was arraigned this morning. a judge ordered him held on $6 million bond. arrested after the bodies were found over the weekend wrapped in garbage bags in a cleveland suburb. madison did not enter a plea today. if found guilty, he could face the death penalty. joining me now, former fbi profiler and nbc analyst, clint vanzant. authorities say there could be more victims here. there's so many disturbing angles. one of them is this man may have been motivated by another case you and i covered in cleveland, ohio. >> yeah, we did. we talked about the anthony sowell case. this was the individual who was arrested a couple years ago for murdering at least 11 women over an extended period of time and keeping the bodies in his house. even though residents complained about the smell, little was done about it until it finally, finally came to the attention of the authorities. this individual, as you suggest, who's in custody right now, may have made statements indicating that he was somehow influenced, perhaps, to take these terrible acts, at least three homicides he

bond. i guess you can see i'm getting soft. i don't know. whatever it is, that's what it is. >> the president, the zimmerman trial and race. let's play "hardball." . >>> good evening. i'm michael smerconish in for chris matthews. what we saw at the white house today was something many people have been waiting for, president obama speaking out clearly forcefully and emotionally about the trayvon martin case. it was the president addressing race in a way that only he, uniquely among american presidents, could giving his first on-camera comments about a story that has sparked a national dialogue the last week. he said the country needed to do some soul searching and he spoke about the case in starkly personal terms.

bond fund. also marked the fund's worst performances, down 2.6%. all according to morning star. a final thought from michaelearly waiting for bernanke this week. after going fairly hawkish in may and reinforcing that in june, he's peddling back a little bit in the last couple of weeks. u.s. yields topped at -- hit 2.75%. is that an upper limit for now? what happens over the next few months? >> i think for next months we're in a range of 2.40 to 275 for ten-year yields. the message will be similar to last week to try to calm down the fears about the fed raising rates and to maybe temper the tapering concerns. however, i think, you know, the market is inclined to lighten up on the fixed income holdings, which built up over the last couple of years. through the summer, we'll see gradual selling interests, taking this towards the top of the range and i think into the autumn would can see yields as high as 3%. the market is inclined in that direction. >> an opportunity for investors to off load? >> the only thing that would really stop that sort of situation as you characterized it is if the data in the u.s. pro

and 35-year-old michael madison is charged with three counts of aggravated murder and kidnapping and is currently being held on $6 million bondice suspended the search for more bodies after scouring the homes in one neighborhood amid fears that madison may have been convi been inspired by a kconvicted serial killer, and the police chief claims there may be more victim victims. >> a sick individual who appears to be influenced by another sick individual. it is horrible and atrocious, and again, we believe that this individual that we are dealing with killed three women in a span of about ten days. that is insane. and we know that if he had been out for one more hour,telling w happened. >> i want to bring in shayon child, and you are the one who called the police because you smelled something and you thought it was a dead animal. take me back to last week. >> last week, on monday, we all came into the work, all of the employees of the east cleveland cable, and we started to smell the smell when we came into the building. that smell carried on all of the way up to tuesday. on wednesday, the smell went away when we came in, but w

michael dell and his gang. we'll see what happens. obviously that is story we followed closely for many months. tracy: thank you, nicole. we'll see you in 15 minutes. bondsrt earlier this morning, sending the 10-year treasury yield to the highest level since 2010. right now, it is up 20 basis points at 2.71%. that is your 10-year. look at your 30-year as well. it too is moving, up 16 basis points at 3.66%. with all that you have to take a look how oil and gold are trading. gold is really getting killed earlier today. oil also moving down as well because again, economy is getting better. we'll see what happens. ashely: it is. talking of which the economy added 195,000 jobs last month handily beating expectations but the unemployment rate, well, holding steady at 7.6%. our very own peter barnes is in washington to brake down the latest jobs numbers and what it could mean for fed policy peter. >> ashley, plenty economists say this report gets the fed one step closer to tapering, starting to dial down and backing off billions of doll quantitative easing bond purchases designed to force down longer term interest rates and part of the reason is because there w

bonds has taken the market watchers by surprise. ahead, the new eye-popping forecast and pains that may still be to come. adam: also, michaelell winning a surprise to victory in his battle for his company. lori: a live report from cairo as virus -- violence erupts. an uprising. adam: right now we want to check oil and see how it is reacting. it has gone up. $103.207, even though it is beginning to break. ♪ my mantra? trust your instincts to make the call. to treat my low testosterone, my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in women may occur. report these symptoms to your doctor. tell your doctor about all medical conditions and medications. serious side effects could include increased risk of prostate cancer; worsening prostate sympto

michael from lenovo harbor, new jersey, republican line, you are the last caller for this segment. caller: with government from day one spending more money than they have taken in, and now with this wonderful bondng they are doing, when the bonds come due, we have to pay for them. are they just going to print up more money to pay for them so that our debt goes up that much more? why daughter when she gets a job, should -- her dad will probably go from $50,000 up to $200,000. -- her debt will probably go from $50,000 up to $200,000. guest: i think the caller brings up a good point about the fed's exit strategy, and it is something they have not devoted much attention to recently because they are not buying as much as they were before. agreed to certain exit principles as it looks to unload the in august balance sheet that has run out over the past several years. -- that has run up over the past several years. i have run out that they will not sell their mortgage backed securities, they would just let those securities mature and then run off altogether. how the fed will eventually bring down the size of its balance sheet, bring you down the amount of bond purchases will be a complicated question

bond film. but in all likelihood it will be like a rerun of some '70s b rated movie. >> michael: those guys arelly funny. mitch mcconnell is really a funny guy. you know what d.c. movie i have seen mitch? the doomsday thriller called how to lose voters and alienate the country. mike lee of utah circulated a pledge promising not to fund the government after september 30th if obamacare is not defunded and apparently 15 republicans have signed on. roy blunt seems to be abandoning his colleagues. >> is this a viable way to govern and legislate and run washington? your colleagues in the senate? do you support this idea of basically no debt limit raise if it includes funding of health care? >> well, no, i don't support that -- >> you are not holding the debt ceiling hostage over this? >> no, i'm not. >> congress has the highest disapproval rating of all time at 83%, and six out of ten americans would vote out all members of congress if they could. 60% of the people. that's not just a wave of obama's speeches. that's the sound of the american people getting ready to take you out, enjoy the ride my fri