a man approached an 11-year-old girl on baird boulevard and tried to lure her toward him.when the child ran, the man ran after her and didn't catch her. he's described as wearing a redshirt and black pants and a hat with markings. >>> here's your weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> a beautiful start to your morning, especially if you're in cape may. look at that. for the rest of our area, plenty of time for us as we head into the rest of your monday morning. it will be a nice start to your workweek. we'll see showers returning back in your seven-day forecast. more humid as we head into the rest of your workweek as well. for philadelphia, 63 degrees, mostly clear skies. humidity çat 72%. wind speeds out of the north at 5 miles per hour. a live look at citizens bank park. it will be a nice night for the phillies game. temperatures will drop into the high 70s by 7:00 but our high today at 84 degrees. our current temperature is at 61 and trenton 56 degrees. 57 if you're waking up with us in reading. closer look at our satellite rate ar shot. high pressure is in cont

wilkinson who owned the team and tom baird who had part ownershi ownership, they could not say d anythingecause they would be e looked upon as holding the black player back if they were to wee argue this debate about why ut y didn't you compensate us for or this player. this is a business. so they didn't say anything. quietly, they had their own boycott.24ñ÷their ow and you would notice no kansas city monarch ever plays for ther brooklyn dodgers again. that's the way they boycotted. brooklyn dodgers had many great players, but they didn't have guys who came from the kansas city monarchs. the monarchs sent more players to the big leagues than any other negro league team. >> do you have any record of anthony kansas in the monarchs? >> sure. >> my dad played for anthony boosters against the monarchs about 90 years ago, i think. >> okay.re's som >> if there's some way you could -- i'd really appreciate t it. it's been a long time since i even knew about.>> i my dad's been gone 50 years. thanks. anth >> i tell you what. they did play anthony kansas.mid as i was coming down the freeway today, i

baird. he has a $105 price perform target. are you looking to raise your price target after we seen this kind of momentum? >> sarah, that's a good question. i don't think we have immediate plans to do that. we like the momentum. it is a bit of deja vu. needless to say, it's been quite a ride over the last years. not to be a naysayer, if you look at the buy backs they have done over the last couple years the market cap isn't what it was when it hit $700 pre-slit. nevertheless, $700 is a nice milestone. >> obviously, all eyes on september. the new refresh of phone iphone 6. last year an him sold 9 million iphones in the first weekend. do you expect it to top that, go to record say 10 million over the first weekend? >> oh, absolutely. okay. some of this will hinge on what supply looks like and they become available. we think, of course the launch announcement will be september 9th and patterns hold, it will gone sale a week and a half or so thereafter. but, no, i think it will be a disappointme

but this video, which has been seen more than 23 million times on youtube, was produced by austin baird. >> it can be just as safe as any other activity. >> reporter: the team spends two hours securing ropes, tossing over a bag full of rocks to make sure it doesn't h hit anything. we're talking about an 130-foot free fall. then shooting back up another 100 feet. it's an adrenaline rush. and sometimes the risks have nothing to do with the jump at all. this man slips. the close calls are why tonight, aerial rope sports may have an end date. >>> still ahead tonight, the best pictures of the week. including another look at the dog that simply fainted from happiness. our "instant index," when we come back. crestor lowered bad cholesterol in high-risk patients more than lipitor. bad cholesterol... you're going down! yeah! lowering cholesterol is a big deal, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors, because you could be at increased risk for plaque buildup in your arteries over time. so, when diet and exercise aren't enough to lower cholesterol, adding crestor can

around 6:30 last night, a guy approached an 11-year-old girl on baird boulevard and tried to lure himtoward him. the man ran after her but didn't catch her. the suspect is described as thin, 6 foot, wearing a black shirt, white pants and red markings and a black hat. >>> happening today in philadelphia, jury selection will begin in the criminal trial of a west philadelphia woman believed to be the person in it surveillance video here. she's charged with kidnapping a 5-year-old girl from her school and later sexually assaulting her. nbc 10's jesse gary is live outside the criminal justice center in center city this morning. you members of the juried in your last update the questionnaire being used to poll perspective jurors. >> that form has more than a dozen questions, half of them probe a person's ability to reach a verdict impartially. let's take a look at our video. 21-year-old christina rusgusters is charged with allegedly taking a 5-year-old from a school. i talked to her attorney, he wants to find out if they can be impartial. of course, the prosecution has its own ideas on the

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. >> i'm kevin baird from pennsylvania. when you started your talk you were listing a lot of big republicans over the past century tom dewey nixon, ford, dole. that makes it seem the default position of the party leadership is big government republicans. a few exceptions i can think of where goldwater and reagan. could you talk about how they were able to defeat what was able to default big republican leadership and what that can mean when we can get a -- and 2016? i don't know if there is any secret sauce so to speak in terms of nominating or electing a ronald reagan type. i will say this, that for recent presidential elections, maybe ever since reagan, we have had a few but only a few top-tier really high-level limited government constitutional conservatives running for president. we have had some good people but quite frankly they weren't people that were going to get the nomination. in 2016 we have got a different problem. in 2016 i think we are going to have a traffic jam of top-tier high-level quality candidates runni

but this video, which has been seen more than 23 million times on youtube, was produced by austin baird. >> it can be just as safe as any other activity. >> reporter: the team spends two hours securing the ropes, tossing over a bag full of rocks as heavy as a man. to make sure it doesn't hit anything. we're talking about an 130-foot free fall. the rope takes them about ten feet over the ground. then shooting back up another 100 feet. it's an adrenaline rush. and sometimes the risks have nothing to do with the jump at all. watch as this man slips. the close calls are why tonight, aerial rope sports may have an end date. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> still ahead tonight, the best pictures of the week. including another look at the dog that simply fainted from happiness. our "instant index," when we come back. >>> and now to our roundup of the week's best pictures. abc's nick watt is back with our "instant index." >>> we kick off with sad sadie. sad, why? that's her little brother. >>> and in chicago, a stuntman jumped off a roof with a camera on his head. he's a pro. do not try thi

police say man approached 11 year old girl at about 6:30 yesterday evening in the 2600 block of baird boulevard. the girl ran, police describe the suspect as a black male, thin build, approximately 6 feet tall. if you have any information, please contact the camden county police department right away. >>> happening today, already back to school for some children in bridesburg. classes began at the first philadelphia prep charter school. this year, it has more than 1500 students enrolled, from kinder garden all the way through tenth grade. >>> well, a nail biter in the little league world series, but philadelphia's taney dragons come from behind to be the team from texas. to the sixth inning, now, here we go, leading by run, the dragons down to their final out and sigh on spear man hits line drive, goes to the wall on left. scott scores from first. spear man with triple to tie this game. and then, ty shanahan hits grounder to short. the three go, the throw goes over first base, and taney beats texas seven to six, in a nail biter. >> philly really done t i'm glad i helped my team to mak

a man approached an 11-year-old girl on the 2600 block of baird boulevard.when the child ran, the man ran after her but didn't catch her. thin, 6 foot tall man wearing a black shirt, white pants with red markings and a black hat. >>> there will be a special septa board meeting over a new labor contract. they're expected to decide whether to give the board chairman the authority to approach and ratify the contract for ibew which represents electrical workers. there's still no deal yet with the regional rail engineers union. >>> students at the first philadelphia preparatory charter school will head back to the classroom today. eighth grade students will help kick off the new year with an opening year school celebration. more than 1,500 students are enrolled here, two additional school buildings are being built to accommodate more students. >>> up next, attack in philadelphia's love park. >> a violent clash caught on camera and the apparently simple request that started it all. >>> and bad idea, one woman's fondness for this giraffe gets her more than she barg

they say an 11 year old girl was walking on the 2600 block of baird boulevard when the man approached her and tried to get her to go with him. this happened aid round 6:30 last night. police say the girl ran away but the man ran after her. couldn't catch her. if you have any information give police a call. >> a doomed atlantic city casino wants to pull the plug today at least it wanted to but it's staying open for couple more week. the revel says they wanted to shut down yesterday. but new jersey casino regulators would not let that happen. gaming division denied the west making casino stay open through labor day weekend. the $2 billion hotel and resort will shut its doors officially at 11am on september 1st. revel is one of three casinos closing in the coming weeks. the showboat and trump plaza are also shutting down. >> pope francis ends his first official trip to asia now he's talking about plans to visit the united states. the pontiff telling reporters that he had like to attend the world meeting of families right here in philadelphia in september of next year. he made the comment

question is did we end too big to fail until an incredible institution is in the ropes and sheila bairdthinks that that sort of institution can be resolved, but we're not going to be until we hit the institutions hit the skids. i guess what i really want to do is continue this line because it's a useful line for analysis and i would like to ask mr. frank and if i have team i'll open it up. we've established tools for regulators to both monitor very aggressive tools and to change the nature of the businesses of systemically important institutions and a whole set of procedures to resolve those institutions in the case of them running into trouble. that may or may not be adequate. anyone who says they know the answer to that, of course, is not being honest so my question is and i'll start with chairman frank and then go to mr. carfan. what more could we and should we do to make sure that we never see a repeat. >> the central question, and one of the things we should do is this and, you know, what he thinks will happen is if we have another creighsis, congress will vote to give them money.

i want to get back to patrick spencer from baird.you think this wave of outflows is going to hit ceu? to a certain extent, we're just as overvalued as we were in the u.s. maybe two months ago. >> well, the european markets are a slight discount to the u.s. they are cheaper. but with regard to high yields, i think the concern is the geopolitical issues rise about higher interest rates have made people more defensive. we talked about the s&p big tech, you know, doing better. people are hiding because they're worried and the outlook. so junk bonds generally, their default rates are much lower than the perception. so they're not bad instruments, but they've done extremely well. i think it's risk off. we'll see monies rotate back into these. >> in the meantime, where are inveters sending their cash? >> if you look, you have seen flows coming out. just this morning, i was looking and you've seen big outflows from equities into bonds because of this risk/risk off. that's usually a very good buying signal. i would look to equities even thoug

. >> kevin baird from pennsylvania. on coolidge -- al known as the -- conservatives like that on his domestic policy but foreign policy, for right or wrong, he is remembered for the --out lawed war and isolationist. so talk about maybe foreign policy. >> great question. thank you for asking it. there's which chap -- chapter dedicated to this topic. let me just say, on the foreign policy question, this is great question. an altitude that a lot of our neoconservative friends have that the 1920s they cut the government defense department and that gave us world war ii, it's historically wrong in this sense there was this kellogg pact that did pretend to outlaw war but coolidge was clear you can't outlaw war anymore you can legislate peace. he nevertheless thought that what needed to happen after world war i was military reduction. and he encouraged the japanese, the british, he encouraged the french, al to follow international arbitration agreements to reduce -- he doesn't have world war 12 yet so doesn't -- this hasn't yet

camden police approached the 11-year-old girl around 6:30 last night near baird boulevard. he followed the girl but never caught up. he was wearing red markings and a black hat. >>> sky force 10 following a car that somehow ended up in a river this afternoon in delaware county. you can see the fire department at work there. the scene is clear but officials haven't said if someone was taken to the hospital or why the car ended up in the water in the first place. >> were you watching? tonight there's still a glow over philadelphia after this amazing finish in the little league world series. the taney dragons came from behind to keep their championship dreams alive. >> there could be a weather threat. >> glenn hurricane schwartz has the details for us. what do youfhthink? >> we have some showers. and first stop, before we get to our portion of the state, will be williamsport, which is nice and dry right now. this is the area of showers across the western great lakes. it would be coming in on wednesday night. it's about 650 miles away right now. not moving real fast but it coul

what's interesting, the house of david was booked by tom baird. they also booked the kansas city monarchs. they had a nice little scheme going. they would bring the house of david would come in and play the local team and pretty much beat them. they had great players as well. then the monarchs would come through. they would play the local team. the same people are booking them. they would beat the local team. so now the people realize, the house of david and the monarchs are good teams. look what they did to our local team. then they would turn around and book a came, the monarchs against the house of david and get three dates out of the same city. they did this all over the country. barnstorming was -- it was intelligent move from the money side. the teams who barnstormed the best survived the longest. >> if we don't have any additional questions, phil will be available to sign his books. we want to thank phil for coming out. thank you, phil. >> thank you. [ applause ] >>> former pro athletes bill russell and jim brown tell their stories. >>> a l

baird is beginning cover an. jeffries starting with a hold and $30 price targets. and a $22 price target. investors are taking notice. that stock is currently down toward session lows. the stock, though, still is more than double since the debut at the end of july. you could say that analysts are chickening out. >> good one, dom, as always. >>> let's get to the trading action. is jeremy, housing, do these reports, today's and yesterday's confirm that some of the concerns about the housing recovery are misplaced? >> yes, i this it does. when you see the housing starts start to more meaningfully pick up, some of the weakness we saw in june was clearly transitory, and particularly related to consumer spending. it certainly suggests the consumer environment is still healthy and consumers are spending on housing-related activities. >> jack, do you make that same connection? and by the way, 8.1% for applications. good forward-looking gains will trickle over into consumer spending? >> we believe so. we'll see more with mortgage applications, but on -- on net, we view this

and it was -- oops, i also have down here fort baird and battery kimball. you'll see some pictures of others. but anyway, fort bunker hill, quickly, it's a square block and it's high. the park service is now repairing the trails that lead up there. so it should be a great recreation spot even though it doesn't have any of the defenses left. and leaving from there coming into where fort totten is is this stretch land. it's along gallatin street. it was bought for the fort circle drive. there is a drive along here. i suppose they would have put it in the middle. i'm glad they didn't. this is leading into fort totten. here's the metro station. the high hills of the fort are up here. there are defenses in that fort. this is part of the fort circle drive land. here's fort totten, some historical photographs. you notice i have in every one of these, i tried to get the real person's name. the more i study this, the more i get to learn, i love the land, i love the parks, i love all of that but these were real people so i'm trying to bring the human element into thi

our producers met 18-year-old stedman baird in the original lockup pendleton. >> last time we were here, it was summer and you were out in the cage. and now it's snowing and winter and where are you? >> back here. i got out, though, for a couple of months but i came back for battery. >> what made you do that? >> i don't know, just got into it with someone. >> you have seen your mom? >> not since she came to see me coach. i don't really like seeing my family in here. >> how do you feel about getting out? >> i'm nervous but anxious. i don't know what it will be like out there. it's been three years. i don't know what it will be like. i don't know. life one day at a time. you make mistakes, you have to learn from your mistakes. >> he could be acting just fine while here's in school and then the very next second he could be having an outburst and be hurting someone. and it just comes out of nowhere. you don't ever give up because you never know what's going to work today that didn't work yesterday. >> the challenges are understanding what makes a kid react before he thinks. it can get to th

whole thing happened on the 2600 block of baird boulevard. this is around 6:30 last night. police shea that the girl ran when this guy approached her. he chased after her. he could not catch her. police only have a generic description of him. >>> an attack of the park ranger caught on camera at love park and it shows a ranger being kicked by a skateboarder while others, at least three others, stood by watching. >> and steve, apparently, this guy didn't missed doing it, the main kicker, steve. >> reporter: police looked at that video and now they are looking for that guy and his two friends who the guy who took the cell phone video also took part. maybe not by hitting the ranger but by taunting him at love park, filled with a lot of hate friday. when lou at this video it was happy hour right around 5:30 when this not so happy sight happened in love park. the man that shot this in town from essex county north jersey visiting family says he not only put the video on the internet but gave it to philadelphia police too as soon as they showed up. taney started to record because t

now from the state capital of concord, brett baird. >> live free or die.hat's the motto of new hampshire and right now there is a life and death political struggle going on here that reflects the national furor over the affordable care act, better known as obamacare, a law that is already reshaping health care in new hampshire and is part of a larger battle that may reshape the senate this fall. i am looking at what effect obamacare is having on these fiercely independent people. as you'll see, there are a lot of different opinions. but this much is certain, it's shaking things up. >> rochester, new hampshire, home to 63-year-old grandmother, margaret mccarthy. >> i'm not a lawyer. i'm not a political activist. i'm just an ordinary person that would like to have affordable insurance coverage that would allow me to continue to see the doctors that i know and trust. >> reporter: mrs. mccarthy is a retired bookkeeper who for years has purchased her own health insurance policy. >> right now i pay approximately $7,000 a year in premium and $2500 deductible. >>

for now, let's get to mike baird, a former intelligence officer for the office of defense secretary. mike, you're here to talk about what's happening in iraq, of course but the breaking of the cease-fire in israel two hours early, where do you see that thing going? >> well, it's a natural reminder, shep, at the end of the day, you can't control what the other side is going to do. if there's one thing that you'd like to think the obama administration has learned in the last six years about the engagement we have against global jihadists is that you can't control what the other side is going to do. basically, we find ourselves unprepared for the reality that we face. >> back to iraq. the idea of boots on the ground. the president said there will be none. the fact is there are boots on the ground. there are 800 boots on the ground, they're armed. i'm trying to figure out what would happen if advisers were suddenly attacked by sizeis militants. you need marines on ground to protect them, don't you? >> sure. and they have self-protection forces. the individuals there, particularly those o

robinson from the monarchs.wilkinso wilkerson who owned the team and a gentleman by the name of tom d baird who had part ownership could not say anything because they would be looked upon as holding the black player back they were to argue this debate about why didn't youyo compensah us for this player?player. because remember, this is a ss. business. so they didn't say anything. but quietly, they had their ow boycott, and you would notice, no kansas city monarch ever played for the brooklyn dodgers again. so that's the ways they boycotted, and brooklyn dodgers had many great players, but they didn't have guys who came from the kansas city monarchs and the monarchs sent more players to the big leagues than any other negro league team. do you have any record of in t anthony kansas monarchs? >> sure. >> my dad played for anthony boosters, against the monarchs, about 90 years ago i think. >> okay. >> if there's some way you i'd really appreciate . because it's been a long time n since i even knew about -- my dad's been gone 50 years. >> they definitely did play anthony kansas. as i was coming

joining me john baird and wesley clark. bob, you lived and worked in sear yeah. we're told that the united states doesn't have any significant on the ground intelligence there. people have said, it's a black hole. that's why the united states didn't see isis coming. at this moment given what is happening to so many americans it feels like a mask. a few months ago they were a jv team. >> exactly, erin. remember the arab spring turned bad very quickly. by the time it turned bad we closed our embassy in syria and we closed it in libya. this thing percolated out of our sight. you can put officers in turkey and jordan but unless you on the ground it is difficult to tell what is going on. and in iraq embassy officers didn't go to fallujah or ramadi. it was a failure of the u.s. government. the embassy officers aren't going to fallujah they didn't understand the discontent. on top of it, we were listening to maliki and maliki the prime minister of iraq was saying things are fine, don't worry about the sunni. i'll take care of terrorism and that was a mistake. and that's

county police would like to find a man they say tried to lure an 11 year-old girl in the 2600 block of baird boulevard around 6:30 last night. police say the girl ran when the the man approached her and chased after her but could not catch up with to her. police only have a generic description of him and they are working to get you more information. >>> meanwhile an investigation is underway to figure out if a fire in burlington county ways arson. investigators say they see a pattern inside this vacant auto body shop that is suspicious looking. plus there was a guy seen running from that area after the fire started, inside of the old shop on north pavilion avenue in riverside, new jersey. it was yesterday. nobody was hurt but the the amount of damage to the building isn't yet known. >>> president the obama making a quick return to the by the house in the middle of his vacation. what he is expected to host meetings about, that could not wait. >>> and of course, steve keeley is live this morning with new details after a park ranger was beaten, at love park. >> steve? >> reporter: well, this wa

we at cnn follow ominous developments on the ground in baird, political developments.e have the deployment, we are told, by iraqi police of special forces loyal to the current prime minister, nouri al malaki, special forces loyal to him deployed around strategic sites in and around baghdad. we have reports that bridges connecting the city -- city's east and western sides closed off. also reports of an increased military security force presence around the green zone. this is the secure zone in the center of baghdad, where government facilities are located and crucially, i might remind our viewers, also where the u.s. embassy in baghdad is located, with hundreds of american diplomats as well as military advisers. these are the developments we have as we have them right now. i'm joined now by cnn's michael holmes, joining us on the phone, he's a great deal of experience in iraq. also have steven cook, senior fellow for middle eastern studies at the council on foreign relations. happy to have retired marine major general james williams, his own experience in iraq as well.

incident happened in the 2600 block of baird boulevard just before 6:30 last night.olice say the girl ran when this guy approached her. he chased after her. he could not catch up. police only at this point had a generic description of him. >>> at 5:09. topping national headlines president other bam a is taking a break from vacation to return to work to focus on some developing, international and domestic issues. president obama arriving at the white house last night. he is set to meet with his advisors today to discuss the u.s. military campaign in iraq. as well as the escalating tensionness ferguson, missouri where an unarmed teen was killed by a police officer. the president will return to martha's vineyard tomorrow to continue his vacation, through the weekend. >>> meanwhile, tests discovered rick perry's dismissing a felony indictment against him is pure reply politically motivated. he is facing two felony accounts of abuse of power after promised to go veto millions of dollars of funding for a public integrity unit run by a democratic district attorney. now, tha

what's interesting, the house of david was booked by tom baird. they also booked the kansas city monarchs. they had a nice little scheme going. they would bring the house of david would come in and play the local team and pretty much beat them. they had great players as well. then the monarchs would come through. they would play the local team. the same people are booking them. they would beat the local team. so now the people realize, the house of david and the monarchs are good teams. look what they did to our local team. then they would turn around and book a came, the monarchs against the house of david and get three dates out of the same city. they did this all over the country. barnstorming was -- it was intelligent move from the money side. the teams who barnstormed the best survived the longest. >> if we don't have any additional questions, phil will be >> you're watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter @c-spanhistory for information on our schedule, upcoming p

they say an 11 year old girl was walking on the 2600 block of baird boulevard when that man approacheder and tried to get her to go with him. it happened right around 6:30 last night. police say the girl ran off. the man ran after her but he could not catch her. thank goodness. if you have any information, give police a call. >> rapper beanie sigel is out of jail. the 40 year old was moved to halfway house on thursday. his attorney says the change allows him to reintegrate into the community. last year, the philadelphia based rapper was sentenced to six to 23 months behind bars. authorities say he failed to pay more than $700,000 in taxes and they also say he had drugs on him during a traffic stop. >> little league world series is heat up, of course, philadelphia's team the taney dragons are on fire with the dragons big victory yesterday over a team from texas. they're moving on to the next round. now you can cheer them on when they take the field on wednesday. now, in the meantime, the players and their families have a little bit of time to soak the all in and get used to their new fo

. >>> barbara, stand by, bob baird is our national security analyst and former cia operative. i suspect this has been a big issue at this summit that the president has held over the last couple of days with these african leaders and it will probably come up in the news conference, boko haram and some of these other al qaeda-inspired terrorist groups are gaining ground throughout much of africa. >> exactly, wolf, but it's a very chaotic situation because there's no indication that these groups are in touch with each other or any sort of central command. we call them al qaeda-affiliated and that means they share an ideology which makes them much more difficult to destroy. secondly, libya is a complete mess. there's been fighting in benghazi and it looks like the army has been completely kicked out. there are weapon caches making their way into mali and into niger, and we have s.e.a.l.s in delta, and well qualified to take care of this and then we have places like nigeria, northern nigeria which as far as i can tell has been lost to the central government. the army has a hard tim

. >> it started on the 2600 block of baird boulevard. this is right around 6:30 last night. police say that this girl, ran when this guy approached her. he chased after her, and at least some period of time. he could not catch up with her. at this point police only have a generic description of him but we're working to get a better description. hopefully you can help him find him. >>> well, happening today, jury selection begins for would the man on trial for kidnapping a five-year old girl, for her school. later sexually assaulting her. cristina regusters do you remember this. >> yes. >> this story has been going on for a couple years. believed to be would the man caught on surveillance video taken her child from a class from bryant elementary school. she's the only person charged in this case. more on that as the trial continues. >>> a trial beginning for former philadelphia sportscaster accused of charity fraud. prosecutors say that don tollefson solicited money from about a 150 people for bogus travel packages and these travel packages were in the name of this charity. h

everyone understands -- people on my side of the aisle tend to believe the baird question easy because of the calendar perry's january 1st 2014 to is that a lot of ambiguity turned. but the fact is even people who are driven to consider a lawsuit fully understand that these cases can be challenging. >> what about the issue of to of this area. >> the president can't. i think it would be unwise. we would be in a very terrible state as a country to have the president suing congress. as a good reason for it, but it means that we have lost all sense of justice when it comes to treat people equally. i can tell you this. there is no doubt in my mind that the president would find great lawyers. >> and speaking of that -- >> it would be pro bono. >> it depends on in the client is. >> please join me in thanking the some of them. [inaudible conversations] >> sunday on book tv. former republican congressman from texas and president of kent it ron paul has written more than a dozen books on politics and history with his latest fiscal revolution of america's education system. join the conversation a

orchestrating making sure people's savings were taken care of like sheila baird did. no, we can't do that. we can't do that. that's free market. well-done, rick. >> appreciate everybody weighing in. as we incorporate that news into the discussion we are already having an quick programming note. scott wapner will be interviewing attorney general eric snyderman about the lawsuit on cnbc's halftime report tomorrow at noon. don't miss it. >>> so 45 minutes to go, tyler, and the dow is up 65 and the s&p 500 here is sitting pretty much if it closes at this level, 1987 and change at an all-time high. >> yeah. just about .7 of a point below it. mohammed el erian will give us his reaction to the fed minutes and looking ahead as the policymakers meet out there with steve and the moose in jackson hole if their annual pow-wow. wait until you hear when he thinks the fed will raise interest rates and his take on this suddenly red hot stock market. >>> i would like to see moose out there with steve, by the way. also coming up, auto sales, we know how hot they been but a new report i

baird rustin, the negro family recons can be trreconstructed only whes the negro male is permitted toe be the ecological and psychological head of the i wa family. so thisthis is widespread. it's very few people are saying, isn't that sexist?th some people are. a few people, right? but you can see how even civil l rights leaders are sharing in n that kind of discourse. okay. so we obviously don't get this t kind of approach to poverty, right. we getpo a much narrow we aer -t education and job training. kara? >> i think a reason these big government plans don't work, even now, is because people are really apprehensive about big government. our country, the way it was re founded was toal have a smaller central federal government to get awayou from the british fon control. so i think when the federal vere government triesnt to implement these massive reaching changing plans, it messes up the status h quo and it also worries people about massive, big governments.t >> there's definitely ahe way iw whichay opponents of these kindf programs tap into that ideal ofp small government, right? if

nothis point, that has baird out to be something that is really happening. host: looking at the pentagon, what you look at in terms of strategy over the next few weeks? what are the telltale signs? guest: i have been paying close attention to the movement of u.s. military assets. , theple of weeks ago pentagon acknowledged that they had some be 22 on the ground and some helicopters on the ground in northern iraq. i thought that was interesting. once you bring in air assets you have to have an airfield and a security perimeter and a maintenance shed. that is when you begin to see the military footprint expand. a close eye on not just the troop numbers but what those troops are doing in the assets they are bringing in a how that might signal this is a long-term presence. tillman covers the pentagon for the military times. thank you very much. coming up, two groups that focus on young people. we will talk about millennial's and all attacks. we will be joined by both of those groups. this is the 50th anniversary of the wilderness act. ♪ >> special primetime prog

this is baird wilson. 100 years old today. bellefontaine, ohio. and he loves to laugh.nd hanrapids, michigan. silver star and purple heart recipient. how about that. here's christine adams. christine is 100 years old today. she's from east stryydsburg, pennsylvania. reading the bible and singing are her big things in life. now back to new york where they always sing. >> thank you very much. >>> what do you guys have coming up in the next half hour? >> mr. roker out in los angeles. he has a full emmy recap. we're going to hear new interviews. >> and my tuesday trend. i'm obsessed with doing my own makeup. my favorite youtube artist is here. >> and mr. roker, nice job last night. >> bravo, buddy. >> we're back after your local news and weather. >>> good morning. just a few minutes before 9:00. i'm kris sanchez. crews in the north bay are checking for any damage following several strong aftershocks this morning. the biggest one around 5:30 this morning. a 3.9 magnitude quake near american canyon. so far, no reports of injuries or damage. good weather for them and the rest