unconventional tools, they are -- tend to be more discreet in their size but they continue to have acom daytive effects even after the pattern of purchases has ended. >> worried about incremental --? >> we've taken a step today which is a substantive step which will provide additional accommodation for the economy and moreover, we have stated we're prepared to take further steps if necessary to promote sustainable growth and recovery in the labor market. so we are prepared to do what's necessary. we are prepared to provide support for the economy. >> mark with reuters. mr. chairman, many analysts have characterized today's step as somewhat modest. your own outlook has a much lower gdp projection. the unemployment rate in your outlook is -- shows possibly no improvement at all in the unemployment rate through the end of this year. the program itself is smaller and of shorter duration than the original operation twist. given this weaker outlook why such a modest program and when you say you're prepared to take further action which is a stronger characterization than in your last meeting d

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should put downward pressure on longer term interest rates and make broader financial conditions more acom daytive than they would otherwise be supporting economic recovery. in conjunction with today's meetings, the seven board members and 12 reserve bank presidents submitted their individual economic projections and policy assessments for the years 2012 to 2014 and over the longer run. these projections are important inputs to the committee's deliberations. incoming information suggests the economy continues to expand at a moderate pace in the face of head winds generated by the situation in europe, still depressed housing market, tight

then you move down that list to lower and lower people and acome accommodate more and more casualtiestical leaders that i dislike the most welcome what it president sarah palin was the one making those decision abouts that kill list and how many casualties she thought were acceptable to get someone who is this week's al-qaida number 3 or number 4? when you ask the question in those terms the answers seem a lot less clear. >> cenk: well, no, they're very clear to me. i don't think he should do it. now james, you come at it from a libertarian perspective, and i'm curious to hear what your thoughts are. >> jeremy is a smart guy. he was pushed on the show to say that dwight eisenhower was a murderer too. the president might make different decisions and we don't want the person we're opposed to having this executive power. but i would say that the real drone is the bureaucracy making these decisions. >> cenk: we all get it. we've killed civilians in wars before. i think that's why you're saying that jeremy's comments are too harsh as it applies to eisenhower and etc. but on the other hand

jeb bush recently said "ronald reagan would have, based on his record of finding acome dags, findingd," similar to my dad they would have had a hard time if you define the republican party and i don't, as having an orthodoxy allowing for disagreement." also a tweet "the point i was making yesterday is this, the political system is hyperpartisan. both sides are at fault." governor urlich, has the gop gone way too far to the right? >> mitt romney is our nominee so i think that whole argument, it took a lot of grief obviously with regard to philosophicalness in the primary. there are still differences that played out pretty steeply during the course of that campaign, and with regard to the nature of politics today, i'll make this point, i think we may all agree which i know is bad for ratings. when i was in congress, and until recently there was a third party in congress, and you recall the blue dogs obviously, non-liberal democrats and literally a third party, the honest brokers, the negotiators with regard to president reagan's tax cuts, some of the major pieces of legislation over th

the heat wave is acoming.ls with your seven-day outlook in ten minutes. >> checking travel speeds in our area, some roads look really good. especially if you're taking the dulles toll road heading eastbound. you're driving at 59 miles per hour. that's looking like a six-minute drive right now. and from the beltway from the dulles toll road to the interchanger at 66 miles per hour. and checking the beltway in montgomery county, the inner loop from i-270 to i-95 driving at 61 miles per hour. not bad. continue to think inner loop as your make your way towards 50. travel speed from i-95 to route 50, 62 miles per hour. back the you. >> thanks. >>> 6:13. ahead, a life-saving bond between a boy and his dog. how a black lab named bear pulled off a pretty remarkable rescue. >>> and forced out, welcomed back, so now what? what's next for the yun of the virginia? stay with us. [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message. [ male announcer ] it started like this... i speak the language of business. i know how job

cnn's mark knee jam all acomes what appears to be a feud allen dish wits, she had been with it kal, didised that question and apparently she did something pretty dramatic, he says, right? >> apparently she called harvard where he's a law professor and wanted him fired and disbarred and apaerntly went railing against him for about i think he describes it as a 40-minute rant. so apparently the school told her basically reminded her of the first amendment and that he had every right to give an opinion and that's where we find ourselves. he then wrote about it and we've been having some issues as i've observed this case more and more, i've got some really concerns about the way the prosecution has been proceeding on this. so i simply wrote about it using professor dershowitz's story. >> and you made -- you said if she made that threat, it's frightening for a prosecutor in power to act that way and smacks of overreaching in an effort to chill any critics. >> exactly. >> what does this say about her and how she's handling the case? obviously this is just an allegation, but what do you think i

is he in acom? is another indication of how unreliable news reports can be.he is alive but, you know, on a res perator. some are saying he is dead. everyone that you are seeing in taharir that has nothing to do with mubarak's health, since the voting on saturday and sunday. >> let me stay with mubarak and run a conspiracy theory by you. my family is originally from the middle east. so we love conspiracy these are. he wanted to be in the military hospital in the first place. is there any chance he has enough juice left in the country he could pretend to be incredibly sick so they could move him to the hospital he wants to be in? >> i think at this point, a lot of people actually pity him which is surprising and i wouldn't be surprised if they didn't respect his final wishes whatever they were. there are some jokes going around that, you know he heard that the muslim brotherhood candidate won and that's what made his heart stopped. he always threatened it was him or the muslim brotherhood and that appears to be coming true. >> let's talk about the e elections o

perhaps the belief that the fed is moving away from its ultra easy acome tative stance.the seesaw adjustments on unemployment. they're not going to reinvest money that coming from maturities. that's also implicit. there's no qe-3 on the table. i think this is a major moment in which we realize the central banks -- let's remember where we were a week ago. that very strong rally on thursday and friday in the stock market. we thought the central banks would come to the market's aid. that's not happening really from the fed. twist is neither here nor there. it's also not what you're hearing from the ecb. this is a very important moment where the markets are clearly -- certainly the commodity markets are deflating, michelle. >> you're making a good point, simon. this fed earlier in the year was very aggressive. they didn't wait. if they thought there was a chance they needed to do more, they acted very proactively. as i said, they had very sharp down revisions to growth, employment rate coming up. yet they didn't act. they're being more thoughtful, being more patient. i think

four suspected acome -- accomplices of the times square bomber are being free men after having been acquitted by a pakistani court. peter doocy has more on that story. >> good morning. four men were reportedly acquitted in pakistan. one of them for giving the attempted times square bomber financial assistance and the other three with being that money man's accomplices and helping the alleged times square bomber fiesel ashad. luckily the truck bomb did not fully explode. it got really smoky and then didn't blow. shah sad is in an american president serving life sentence. four alleged helpers in pakistan are now free. that's on top of two other men acquitted in pakistan long ago. at this point we don't know if pakistan has anyone in custody charged with helping shah sad put together his failed bomb attack. what we do know that his 2010 attack was inspired by u.s. drone strikes against pakistani militants. he really does not like drone strikes. the fact that that is part of his motivation carries extra significance today since only hours ago 10 militants were killed in yet another u.s. drone str

having have the overregulation we have on a lot of these regulations is there is no technology to acome tate this one. the case of utility mact, i think everyone understands now, this is an effort to kill coal. and i know there are a lot of reasons people have on this, but recently some things have happened, and i thought i would mention that as we look toward this vote, it looks like its real estate going to be on wednesday. it looks like there's going to be some speaking time on tuesday. then on witness day we'll actually have the vote. as we all know, a c.r.a. is an effort for the elected officials to reflect upon the overregulations and to stop a regulation. we're the ones who are accountable to the people and not the environmental protection agency. the breaking news is that president obama just issued a statement this afternoon that he will veto my resolution if it passes. just before that announcement from the white house this afte afternoon, ed markey and henry waxman came out fighting with the new report detailing what representative waxman has called the most antienvironmental