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maybe it's everybody's going to look down in the abis and say you know what we may want to continue our games but this has gotten much more serious. >> charlie:we con krawd this evening with mark halperin, maggie and swron heilemann. looking at the politics of this convention. one of the weakest things i think about governor conventions which had success they drove no he message out of. there was no single message that said to people, remember what we said m tampa we're going to drill it in your head. i think the obama campaign will build off the president's thursday speech for the feks few days on make tg bit more concrete what would a second term be right. >> charlie:more on the democratic convention when we continue. funding was provided by the follow. >> charlie:did i goal founding provided by these funders captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> charlie:we continue this evening our coverage of democratic national convention from charlotte, north carolina. president obama accepted the no, ma'am naig of the democratic pa

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aby, what say you, has apple peaked? >> no. i think there is more for it to go it is heading into one of the biggest product cycles, especially the big side. iphone five will have a strong uptake in the holiday season, ipad limited competition. we think there could be a slow down because the stock has done well. >> history is not on its side. raymond james says am outperformed the s & p one month every single time the leadup to an iphone announcement by an average 5.5%. after the launch, underperformed the s & p by 1.2%some that going to happen this time, a sell on the news kind of situation? >> you know, could be a little bit of a sell on the news, that's always happens on these type of highly volatile stocks. over the longer term, the stocks still have the product cycle that's gonna be -- actually really be fully exploding into the holiday season. before that you could be a selling on the news. >> sam, are you there? >> yep. >> fantastic. i'm going to ask you mo some more prosaic question. >> sure. >> which is this, if you ar

maybe it's everybody is going to look down in the abis and say you know what we may want to continueur tbains but this has gotten much more serious. and if by chance europe doesn't get their straightened out, then you're talking about a rather difficult situation in early '13: so i'm an optimist i do meef the system can work. if it can't work when you're looking at the iceberg then we have the discussions will shift to a fundamental discussion of does our system function as it was set up 300 years ago in a way that's responsible to the american people. >> charlie:how do you think barack obama will be different in the second term if he wins? >> my sense is a re-election in many ways, not liberates but gives a president the opportunity to really deal long-term because they're

orthodox community in jerusalem can you compare the ultra orthodox with the with the ultra islamists abi are they equally dangerous for for this tolerance that you're you're you're propagating. well if you are about five percent of the altar of the ducks community in jerusalem which is about two percent of the population of the city there are perceived to be more radical two percent of eight hundred thousand people that's sixteen thousand people a lot but it's still two percent and one should remember that's two percent of the population and both the minister polity and the police know that if they cross the line and they become violent that's when they will be stopped and the police use lots of judgment to enable you know there's always a discussion of freedom of expression and when people become violent when they were stopped and today i think they also understand the rules of the game are that they can express themselves. but not become violent. you should know that the muslim population in jerusalem which is about thirty three percent of the population it's also a very very small amo

which will pull the world out of the financial abis of course russia and china are becoming increasingly close allies there they are right next to each other we are neighbors so of course russia and china russia has a lot to offer and china really is interested with russia to offer and of course this is now becoming a corporation not just an economical sense but also in political as well as head of the facts on the russian president bush and gave an exclusive interview to our in which he underlined the importance of these ties between russia and china basically expressing the hope and the need for two countries to work together on the like russia and china seem to be strong partners but how does that close alliance between russia and china sit with the rest of the major players in the region. of course the recent developments in political sphere often leave of the united states for example rather worried it looks like every time they see that china is gaining gaining ahead they become a little bit frustrated and this probably also leaves them somewhat hesitant you know to to welcome any

aby boomers retire and tap into the programs, there's no relief in sight.spending on social security and medicare will almost double over the next ten years. it's the fast-growing part of the budget. >> i think the american people increasingly understand that we have incredibly severe budget problems and they cannot be solved by getting rid of foreign aid and waste fraud and abuse that most of the money that the federal government spends goes to entitlement programs and most of that money goes to middle income seniors. >> reporter: the easy fixes many people offer for our budget problems will do little to solve the problem. consider foreign aid. you'll hear a lot of people suggest we slash it to get our spending under control. but, if the empire state building represented every dollar the federal government spends in a year, cutting out foreign aid completely would only lop off about half a floor. another common suggestion is to cut waste fraud and abuse. but you'll find the biggest source of abuse is not that easy to fix. the i.r.s. figures americans duck

they are expecting a tough physical battle against a side during the two hundred one in the world of abi apollos i'm just over a month to get to know his new players but this is where the going gets tough for the italian as he looks to try and help russia qualify for will be the first world cup since two thousand and two or capello's already made a bold statements by dropping former captain andrea charbonneau and he'll be hoping to play is what he selected and help russia get off to the perfect start in the world cup qualifying campaign with victory over northern ireland on friday richard d'arcy. so after losing the russia captaincy what's next for andrea are shoving well according to press reports he could be set for a move to deny a moscow british newspapers reports claiming that the arsenal are ready to let the thirty one year old leave the club on a free transfer the deal would need to be completed soon however with the russian transfer window closing on thursday join the gun is in two thousand and nine and has been named in their twenty five man squad for the champions league the lo

of free software foundation write a time thanks so much for being on the kaiser after leave it there abion back to happy hacking all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert and i thank my guest richard stallman president of the free software foundation if you want to send an e-mail please do so at times reported r t t v are you next time ask others and by. there are many ways to go. if you haven't got enough not to be really rich and famous. you can snatch some notes from the forest squirrels. when getting to the top is too much to fight for. back to basics. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture.

rubin went to abu dhabi convinced shaikh akhmed bin ziad al nahyan who was the managing director of the abi dhabi investment authority to give them seven point five billion dollars lo and behold they lost it all for them so according to wiki leaks documents that were released last year but now are coming to light in an investigation done by alter net the u.s. embassy to the u.s. secretary of state and secretary of treasury december twenty second two thousand and nine they wrote on december fifteenth citigroup announced that the aboud abhi investment authority has filed an arbitration claim based on city's alleged misrepresentation of a.t.i.'s november two thousand and seven seven point five billion dollars vestment the arbitration claim sixty four billion dollars in damages so eighty eyes investment was supposed to convert to two hundred thirty five point six million shares which was about four point nine percent of citi group max robert rubin the master seven billion that he could weigh those poor people you know people talk about the pump and dump scam of facebook it was only one hundred

free software foundation write a time thanks so much for being on the kaiser perhaps leave it there abion backs and happy hacking all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert and i thank my guest richard stallman president of the free software foundation if you want some e-mail please do so at kaiser reported r t t v dot are you until next time ask others and by your. the french invasion of russia has started again after two hundred years up at the. sub jet the imprint of poleon has arrived for the overseas to lead the army i have to really take my time to prepare myself to get it right i know. the bloody battle near moscow is going to start over. james brown will reveal the victor the soldiers are back to do it all again. but as you know version twenty four hours on r.t. . in his secret laboratory tim curry was able to build the old most sophisticated robot which fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach the creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only on

. >> this is aby. and the look that you're seeing is from the rachel zoe collection. new york fashion week. and the inspiration that she says for her collection is the girl who you see walking around in l.a. she's care free, still fashionable. this is very nice look. the colored jeans are in. >> she wears it absolutely beautifully. trr colors and the prints very beautiful. >> not leggings and not the jeggings but the type of skinny pants. >> these are more jeans. and we went to the men's department and got her a if he had ora. >> no kidding. >> who says we can't wear boy hats. >> all the models back on here to say good-bye and take one last look. absolutely lovely. >> i would love to say thank you to about face for hair and makeup. thank you. >> thank you very much. we want to let people know you can find more of these fashions on your web site lana ray fashion.com. please stay was. local has another look at your weekend forecast. >> coming up in sports the orioles kick off their season in what has become typical fashion they get the win but here's bad blood boiling >

. >> and david, bringing them into the fold is kind of a charitable term for making them -abi law-abidings a forgiveness for improper conduct. i've been on romney all the time to release returns back to 1984. he won't answer questions about when did you actually pay the taxes that you owed. >> steven and david, thank you for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >> coming up, with just one day left for republicans to convince crazy todd akin to quit the senate race in missouri, newt gingrich goes to missouri to convince akin to stay in. and in the rewrite, paul ryan has to keep rewriting paul ryan now that he has to keep pleasing mitt romney. not to mention, american voters. [ female announcer ] born from the naturally sweet monk fruit, something this delicious could only come from nature. now from the maker of splenda sweeteners, discover nectresse. the only 100% natural, no-calorie sweetener made from the goodness of fruit. the rich, sweet taste of sugar. nothing artificial. ♪ it's all that sweet ever needs to be. new nectresse. sweetness naturally. new nectresse. i i had pain in my abdomen

i trust in his leadership aby. have seen him in all situations be an extraordinary and exceptional leader. i do trust the guy for any kind of crisis this country will face whether it is economic or military. >>neil: what do you think is going on? the point your husband made, mrs. romney, the spreading anti-american violence is a reflection on how poorly the folks in that part of the world think of us and view us. was that a leap in can you saddle president obama with that? >>guest: i'm not going to be one to make those kind claims. i recognize that right now all americans are understanding that this is a reminder that freedom is not free. that there is a high risk and a tenuous grip that a lot of us feel that this could explode at any time. >>neil: do you feel your husband is damned if he does or damned if he doesn't in if he speaks out people say he should not and when he does, people say it is a sensitive situation. >>guest: that is the risk you run when you are in such a microscope as we are in. that was part of

aby news chief investigative correspondent brian ross has this eye opening report. >> instead of protectings, prosecutors say the tsa officer caught on this airport surveillance tape in memphis was stealing from one. first at an empty ticket counter he stashes a lap top left behind at checkpoint. then drapes a jacket over the lap top and walks away. in this case the tsa officer was caught convicted and fired. >> this is the tip of the ice berg. >>reporter: new figure provided to us show 3 81 tsa officers have been fired for theft. 11 this year alone. amid what critic ka you will a culture of indifference and lacks oversight. >> i was like man that was easy. >>reporter: just out of prison convicted tsa officer brown says he stole 800,000 dollars worth of items over a 4 year period. brown manned a tsa screening machine at the nawshing airport where he says he would be tipped off overhead camera weren't working and others did the same thing. >> became massive. >> were you the only one. >> no. >>reporter: in our own investigation involving 10 major airport with a history of ts a theft problems

in 2009, we were at the edge of a precipice facining an abis. we had an unemployment rate spiking past 10%. >> 800,000 jobs lost a month. >> right. and all of a sudden, we're back from that abyss. well beyond it and we have an unemployment rate way down. we're of course better off than we were in 2009. i think the democrats are crazy to set the mark at november 2008. they didn't have any influence over policy until 2009. that's where you put the mark. that's where you draw the line in before and after. that's logical. not partisan. >> i wouldn't mind asking republicans which country other than this one, they'd prefer to be in. the united kingdom, ireland, spain, italy? those are the places where republican policies have been applied and they are back in recession. >> i know. because draconian cuts and tax cuts for the very rich don't work. we've had the bush tax cuts since 2001. we got them. they've never been interrupted and yet, we haven't had any results from them, so not sure these answers are proven at all. in fact, they're probably disprov

frustrated is not being addressed in the presidtial race, that i thk is somhing people care a who abisarhat we are in. we are in the longest war in american history. and you and i have talked in the past and in previous interviews, you once told me the political dynamics around the war in afghanistan are not particularly partisan. and just this last week, congressman bill young of florida, he chged his mind on the wa came out agast t war usidjuhie' killing kids that don't need to die. mitt romney didn't even put it in his nomination speech at the convention, but should ending the war before the president's scheduled timetable in 2014 be a matter of presidential discussion? shou it be a matter of debate for house candidates right now? is it a matter for congress to de? >> well, it is a matter of our national security, and how does this fit into that. the president is on a course to get this done. it doesn't mean it will take all of that time. but it will be done by that time. and th iprogss fm whe adn. you have to remember, when president bush was president, there was no plan. we had be

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the abi numbers gave us that yesterday. i think that some of the industrial companies are so cheap they're trading at trough valuations. that's where you're going to get your most bang if, in fact, china does continue to ease which we expect they will. >> guy? >> i agree for different reasons. i don't think the data's nearly as good. they want you to be in stocks. you're in it for the wrong reasons. you should be in stocks for earnings, earnings growth, revenue and revenue growth. you're in it because you have an accommodative fed. that's going to be dangerous at some point. if you're short today coming in the s&p given what we've heard about basically federal express, last night norfolk southern, bed, bath & beyond. you remember hoping the s&p was going to be down minimum 20 handles. throw intel into the mix. there you go. >> what's the most dangerous investment you can make right now? let's welcome joan lapin, president and ceo of gramercy capital management. good to have you here onset. >> my pleasure. >> what's the big

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>> well, right now, what i would say is there's sort of aby if you are cation and when the common trend have risk on as it seems to be equities now, you have to be wary, mark vets a great run. the area wes like are those distressed, distressed real estate, distressed assets in europe, we think you can play those through hedge funds, in addition, we think there are opportunities and individual securities going to benefit. those can be all across europe, you can buy a typical stock at a pe of let's say 10 as compared to a pe of 20 on a forward-looking basis in the u.s. and you get the same multinational exposure. overweight certain markets and underweight others. >> i didn't mean interrupt you. any other individual stocks here you want to mention that stand out from the hedge fund universe? >> one of them we mentioned, google last time we were on, this time, cvs caremark, a good performer, benefiting from the fight between wallgreens and express scripts and blockbuster generic trucks coming on now, we think that stock will do well and many of the hedge funds are holding that. >> further g

to this extent i would abies the delegations that proxy voting is prohibited.te is absent, at the time of a vote, he must be replaced by an alternate. during the convention, the parliamentarians will be available to respond to any of your questions. about the order proceedings and the nature of proceedings. each delegate can call our office at any time. a parliamentarian will always be on the podium and available for advice and counsel. but these and gentlemen, we know that this will be -- ladies and gentlemen, we know this will be a well run and successful convention and that we will nominate the next president and vice-president of the united states of america and. let's get on with a wonderful convention. thank you very much. delegates, alternates, and guests. please welcome andrew tobias. >> this is the fourth time i've had the honor to address to as the treasurer. each time i speak about the same two things, money and quality. first, money. the democratic party is the party of social security, a federally insured bank accounts, consumer finance rurafinanci

and as of now, right now, things have calmed down abi. outde theembassy has government presidtually mohamed morsi, musl brothed lear, have they stateme ha they said anhing aut is? reporr:well, the government has definitely condemned the breaing of the protesters into the embassy. thiss someing we've actuallyseee bassy since the evolution. earliein the yrea the rael embass you may recall, whiotesters cheds el anwealso had the syrian embay br this ithirst time it breach underamed morss sin shohere isn't the sety thae ies k of security really iegpt. >> i remember the other ci sc e fors in we'll stay itouch th you. we're also getting word, by the waom a u. embassy official libya that there is an ongoing attack right now at th u. consuten the eastern libyanity once contlled by rebels in last year's revolution. let's talk about wh's ging on. national secur contributor fran townsend was the homeland security advisor to president bush. both the cia and homeland security external advisory boards. first of all, on th aackn the u.s. embsyin cairo, f

not always work that great if you have no clue what you're doing not everyone goes out every weekend abies a job-training program. losing your job is a pretty stressful activity doesn't put you in the best sense for being the best shot for in the world having long-term disadvantage because you don't have the connections it doesn't meet you there are a lot of people that can make profits providing what made not be the best training program in the world they could get short-term results and in many cases we have evaluated the government training programs even with private providers on the short term targets so what we are going to need to do as we move in this direction with a lot of potential was to be realistic about the market's provide and work on experimenting with how to make the market work better and there are a number of interesting cases. one, the work advancement support center evaluation working on integrating different social services in the one-stop centers and it's showing a little bit when you combine that with serious inflammation that tends to training some impacts of earni