christine, go ahead. >> ali didn't hear anything after, "you're absolutely right, ali." but the issue here too is that we've got so many problems in the very near-term, and we can't even agree on -- basically all they can agree on is running the government for, what, the next six -- or six months, right? and there are also these mistakes that both parties have made and i don't see anyone owning up to mare mistakes. austan, early on, i don't think anyone really knew how bad the economic crisis was. and that's not a knock on the administration, because i don't think the republicans knew how bad it was too. and after that, it's almost as if the me thinking assaging andy to get a targeted jobs plan through just evaporating. and we're spending all this time looking backward and lost the ability to look forward together. >> stephen, the bottom line, last week we both agreed, you are not as obsessed with debt as some of your republican colleagues are. and i'm using that word. it is absolutely a dangerous and misguided obsession. it's a serious problem. >> yeah. >> jobs is where

i'm ali velshi. this is your money, and as long as you won't be told the truth about the economy, i will tell you. they want to tell you 12 million jobs will magically appear if you put one of them in the white house. what i want is for them to level with you, because you could vote for someone that promises sunshine in america in the face of an approaching economic storm they may not be able to stop. the storm clouds are coming from europe, a continent still in recession that can't afford to buy american products and services. that storm has reached asia where factories that made exports for europe continue to shut down. it's slowing things down here in america. last month america lost 15,000 manufacturing jobs. there's only so much washington can do about that storm, but with some real work, they could help avert the storm that's being created in the nation's capit capitol. that second storm started a year ago when the president and congress made a deal with the devil. find a deal to cut the defici

i'm ali velshi. this is "your money" and the answer is yes. four years ago this week, america and the world marched to the edge of the economic abyss. >> major sectors in america's financial system are at risk of shutting down. >> the financial sector actually shut down with the collapse of lehman brothers. >> we have a big problem. >> but it had morphed into a degree of global credit. congress was presented with one choice and one choice only. >> it's important to get credit flowing again. >> bail out the banks, the banks that got us into this mess in the first place. >> should there even be a bailout? >> americans protested and lawmakers balked. >> americans are angry and so are my colleagues. >> on september 29, the bill to save the economy went down to defeat in the house of representatives. >> the legislation has failed. >> i'm very disappointed in today's vote. >> so to the democrats skprerep who vetoed this bill yesterday, i say step up to the plate. >> this is what brought us to the brink of collapse. >> wow. all because annie went and

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watched the game on the sidelines yesterday. >> some days we can get willie mays here, and muhamed ali>> his fascination with muhamed ali and willie mays comes from his father jack. >> i just want to shake his hand and telling that me and my dad think he's the greatest baseball player in history of the game. >> the consummate competitor, his brother john had muhamed ali to practice last week and his dad was there to meet the champ and share a story told by the life of muhamed ali. >> when he was getting ready to fight sunny west and in miami in 1964 for the heavyweight title, the hotel that the fight was at and they had the train in, did not allow blacks at that time to stay at that hotel, it was a saihotel. >> he ran 5 mi. and every step of the way, he did not complain about it, but every step of that run, he was telling himself " someone is going to pay for this ". and that was going to be sunny lester. >> no talk of legendary boxers and hollywood actors in oakland, the raiders, spanked in the second half against the dolphins, especially on the ground. reggie bush ran for 172 yds and

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by the way, ali, i have not become a democrat.saying is that i think mitt romney really needs to reach out to americans aspirations and say, look, this economy is not doing nearly as well as we want. >> how much does housing count on this? if you're part of the economy, you have a job and you've got a little money in the bank, you're moving forward, again. you're refinancing. >> or at least you feel like you're moving forward. >> how important is the housing component of this to consumer confidence? >> it's very important because one reasons why americans weren't spending over the last two or three years, as you guys know, people's wealth was falling because the value of their home, which is still, for most americans, the primary asset was falling in value. if we can see an increase in home valus and see more home starts, i think that does give a big bump up in the economy. as i said many times on the show, the one thing i am most worried about is that tax increase happening in 2013 because i do think that could shove us over the

boxing icon muhammad ali received the prestigious liberty medal, not for his amazing feats inside the ring but for his work on humanitarian causes, civil rights, and religious freedom. ali, who is 70 now and of course lives with parkinson's disease, received a kiss from his daughter laila as the crowd chanted his name when he briefly stood to accept the award. >>> i'm mara schiavocampo and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> in thailand, one polo tournament features a slightly larger breed of competitor. former new zealand rugby players mounted elephants to take on the defending champs from thailand. the competition was started in 2001 to support elephant welfare in thailand. after the opening match elephants were rewarded with a fruit and vegetable buffet for a game well played. yum. >>> one dog in argentina may just be the world's most loyal dog. six years after his owner's death, capitan will not leave his side. he can be seen wandering around the cemetery or sleeping near his owner's tomb. the owner's widow says capitan has made da

i want to bring in ali velshi to talk about the numbers and first of all, ali, what does this mean? the unemployment rate went down, but the people and to a analysts are not seeing this as good news. >> that is right. in fact, forget the unem ploim rate and i often say that. that measures the number of people who are active ly lookin for work. if you leave the workforce, because you are disenchanted or whatever the case is, you don't get that and the number goes down and ignore that. the thing that is absolute is the number of jobs created or lost in a given month and let me show you a chart. 96,000 jobs are estimated and look at that on the right side of the screen and that is the bar, it is 96,000 jobs created and we had estimated between 120,000 and 145,000 and some people thought it was higher than that and you need 150,000 a month to keep the unemployment rate steady generally speaking to make up for the people who came into the workforce versus those who are leaving. so this is not where the number needs to be. to put it in context, mitt romney has promised if he would become

john king, ali, thanks very much. >> thank you. >>> let us know what you think. we're on facebook. follow me on twitter at @andersoncooper. also on instagram. both campaigns visited toss-up states. the messages they brought and the raw politics on that ahead. we'll talk to mary matalin and paul begala. plus, clint eastwood is finally speaking out about his, i don't know, convention speech/performance. does he regret the whole empty chair/invisible obama routine? ahead. there are a lot of warning lights and sounds vying for your attention. so we invented a warning you can feel. introducing the all-new cadillac xts. available with a patented safety alert seat. when there's danger you might not see, you're warned by a pulse in the seat. it's technology you won't find in a mercedes e-class. the all-new cadillac xts has arrived, and it's bringing the future forward. sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, sfx: sounds of marching band d crowd cheering just you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching ba

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john king, ali, thanks very much. >> thank you. >>> let us know what you think. we're on facebook. follow me on twitter at @andersoncooper. also on instagram. it was a day of dueling campaign stops. both campaigns visited toss-up states. the messages they brought and the raw politics on that ahead. we'll talk to mary matalin and paul begala. plus, clint eastwood is finally speaking out about his, i don't know, convention speech/performance. whatever you call it. does he regret the whole empty chair/invisible obama routine? ahead. i'm an expert on softball. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll help you get there. dad vo: ok, time for bed, kiddo. lights out. ♪ (sirens) (train horn) ♪ vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one li

stand by, ali.a policy accommodation in recent years. with the main policy interest rate near the effective lower bound we have been using two tools to carry out monetary policy. balance sheet action and forward guidance to maintain exceptional levels of policy accommodation. well, providing the support we have been prudent carefully weighing the benefits and costs of each new policy action and recognizing that monetary policy cannot cure all economic ills. the fmoc has taken several actions this year. in january it extended the forward guidance, stating that it anticipated the federal funds rate to remain near current levels until late 2014. in june, the committee decided to continue through the end of the year the previously established program for average maturity of the securities held and selling e equivalent lent amount of shorter term securities. however, incoming data confirmed that the modest pace of growth continuing to be inadequate to generate much progress on unemployment. with inflatio

ali, thanks very, very much. let's dig a little bit deeper right now. joining us, the president of the center for american progress and stephen moore of the "wall street journal." mira, i'll play a clip. this is what mitt romney said reacting to these latest numbers and then we'll discuss. >> this is a tough time for the middle class in america. there's almost nothing the president's done in the last 3 1/2, 4 years that gives the american people confidence that he knows what he's doing when it comes to jobs and the economy. >> the numbers were not necessarily very good, as you just heard ali report. >> you know, i actually thought mitt's statement -- mitt romney's statement, governor romney's statement was fascinating. because if you see the whole statement, he actually -- he criticed the president, that he again didn't really lay out any ideas on what he would do. his statement was purely negative. and i think the big question about this election is really, you know, who's going to deliver results? and what are the ideas to actually improve the situati

john king, ali, thanks very much. >> thank you. >>> let us know what you think. we're on facebook. follow me on twitter at @andersoncooper. also on instagram. it was a day of dueling campaign stops. both campaigns visited toss-up states. the messages they brought and the raw politics on that ahead. we'll talk to mary matalin and paul begala. plus, clint eastwood is finally speaking out about his, i don't know, convention speech/performance. whatever you call it. does he regret the whole empty chair/invisible obama routine? ahead. how did i get here? dumb luck? or good decisions? ones i've made. ones we've all made. about marriage. children. money. about tomorrow. here's to good decisions. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll help you get there. ♪ home of the brave. ♪ it's where fear goes unwelcomed... ♪ and certain men... find a way to rise above. this is the land of giants. ♪ guts. glory. ram. his morning starts with arthritis pain. and two pills. afternoon's overhaul starts with more

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ali had a couple glasses of wine. you mean four. it was three.s four-- girlfriend likes her liquor. my boyfriend is a gorgeous jewish doctor. wyatt is presbyterian and a nurse. they're going to promote him to jewish doctor any day now. joe: she tells me she wants to get married. so there's this play me or trade me ultimatum on the table. what is your gut telling you? there's lots of reasons that i should... stop, that's what your head is telling you. what is your gut telling you? she is the sexiest woman... stop, that's what your schmeckle is telling you. aim for the middle now. it-it's telling me that... that's your answer, joe. it's not saying "i-i-i-i have to marry her"" you got to let her go. my schmeckle's going to hate me for this. i love you, joe, and the last thing that i would ever want is for you to do anything because you feel pressured into it, so... what are you doing? i'm going with my gut. ali landau, will you marry me? yes, i will marry you. oh, my god. she wants to get married and she gave him a play me or trade me ultimatum. wow

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booking icon muhammad ali received the prestigious liberty medal not for his amazing fetes inside the ring but for his other work. ali is 70 and has parkinson's disease received a kiss from his daughter layla. >>> i'm mara schiavocampo and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> it's finally here. it's friday, ladies and gentlemen. thanks for waking up with us. it's a cool start to our morning. boy, have we enjoyed this low humidity. >>> a different story overseas as protesters continuing to voice their anger over an anti-islamic film. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today" on this friday, september 14th. >>> the alexandria man who pleaded guilty to trying to blow up the u.s. capitol will be sentenced today. authorities arrested 29-year-old amin al khalifi in february. he got weapons from an undercover agent to try to detonate a bomb near the capitol. he thought he was dealing with al qaeda operatives. he faces between 25 and 30 years in prison. >>> today prince george

he didn't take the name muhammad ali until he became a muslim in 1964. the house was purchased for $70,000 by an investor from las vegas who says he's a big fan of the former heavyweight champion. the historical plaque was placed outside the house a few months ago. the new owner says he wants to go much further than that and restore the house to the way it was when the clay family lived there. >> that's nice. thank you. thanks for joining us. nightly news coming up next. >> see y she's using more. he's using more. america's appetite for energy is growing. nuclear energy is part of the answer to meet this demand. nuclear energy facilities in 31 states already provide reliable and affordable electricity for one in 5 homes and businesses, and nuclear energy is america's largest source of clean air electricity. so nuclear energy can provide made-in-america electricity while protecting the environment. nuclear--clean air energy.

booking icon muhammad ali received the prestigious liberty medal not for his amazing fetes inside the ring but for his other work. ali is 70 and has parkinson's disease received a kiss from his daughter layla. >>> i'm mara schiavocampo and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. >> good morning, everybody. it's a beautiful friday. we will change overnight. but this morning it's beautiful. 54 in taneytown and 57 in jarrettsville. the forecast for today, mostly sunny skies. clouds this afternoon and maybe overnight a slight chance for a rain shower. high of 83. we will check your seven-day forecast coming up. >> tony, we'll see you in a bit. here's a look at what's coming up on 11 news today. >> arrests made in connection with the deaths of four americans in libya as u.s. officials brace for the possibility of more protests today. >> and we have a very nice >> and we have a very nice morning commute so far. [ telephone rings ] how's the camping trip? well, the kids had fun, but i

a lot would have to change, ali. i agree that it's great that jobs are being put as an issue agree with stephen, let's have a target. but right now that target while desirable is not feasible. so what do we need to see? first and foremost, comprehensive structural reforms. create competitors in this economy. that means better labor markets, better infrastructure and fiscal reform including tax reform. second issue, we need up front stimulus. third issue, we need better safety nets. we need to better protect our we need to better put our citizens in this structural transition. finally, the u.s. has to regain transition. finally, the u.s. has to regain the global leadership. we're getting headwinds, not tailwinds. and so far romney's platform doesn't get close to taking on this process. >> that's interesting. let's bring stephen back in. if the world were not given the u.s. tail winds -- headwinds, if we had tailwinds, then this is possible. a number of conservatives pointed out to me and i'll have another one later in

ali velshi is away this week. but he's been warning you about the coming economic storm and you're feeling it. two-thirds of registered voters believe economic conditions today are poor, according to the latest cnn/orc poll. and it could get worse. while the clouds brewing in asia and europe are beyond our control, the storm gathering in washington is of our own making. i'm talking about the fiscal cliff, the automatic spending cuts and tax hikes set to take effect in january. january 1st, they could push america into another recession. let's not forget jobs. 12.5 million people without them because nothing is more important to our economic recovery than job creation. you can blame whoever you want for causing the state of the economy. but today's downturn is persisting on president obama's watch. so you'd think that mitt romney could make the case for change to voters desperate for someone to fix this economy. candy crowley is cnn's chief political correspondent, the anchor of cnn's "state of the union." let me s

now staying with boxing in just about every sports fan is aware of muhammad ali's legendary achievements in the ring but the seventy year old who is also for plenty of battles for humanitarian causes the legendary boxer this week receiving the liberty medal for his contribution to parkinson's research an illness of which he suffers himself ali was constantly at the forefront of socially see issues play mostly refusing to enter the military to his opposition to the vietnam war the louisville devoted his a post boxing life to worldwide charitable missions and was given the presidential medal of freedom in two thousand and five one of the highest civilian award in the us. now from one legend of his sport to another and former west indies cricket or brian lara is to be inducted into the sports hall of fame the former windies captain who was one of the most prolific batsman of his generation scoring nearly twelve thousand runs in a seventeen year career lower scored thirty four test centuries and forty eight half centuries and holds the unique record for the highest score ever recorded in a t

rebecca wrote to ali after being moved to tears with jorge sierra's story on live big.e a fun ride on a roller coaster turned into a nightmare? i can relate to jorge's experience, i was escorted off the ride when the workers couldn't get the bar over my chest i was told i couldn't get on the ride. i finally worked up the courage to get on a roller coaster waitd for an hour and a half. when we finally got there all the safety bars went down except mine,

the liberty medal for his contribution to parkinson's research and the list of which he himself sufis ali was constantly in the forefront of social issues famously refusing to enter the military due to his opposition to the vietnam war and we've devoted his post boxing life to worldwide charitable missions i was given the presidential medal of freedom in two thousand and five one of the highest civilian award in the stay. there from one legend of his sport to another former west indies cricket brian lara is to be inducted into the school's hall of fame the former windies captain was one of the most prolific batsman of his generation scoring nearly twelve thousand runs in a seventeen year career laura scored thirty four test centuries and forty a half centuries and holds the unique record for the high school ever recorded in a test match and the highest first class innings in all four hundred not out to england in and change in two thousand and four and also in mine is just pure unbelievable i'm going to be five hundred or more on the local works against darren in the english calgary crick

it's $85 billion with operation twist and this plan to r concurrently. >> okay, ali.s the day end in 40 minutes? >> well, 40 minutes to go and the dow up 200. momentum is in its direction. i would say that unless there's some unusual surprise and markets around the rest of the world are closed you will see a close somewhere in the range. strong day. investors and traders wanted this. they got it. that trader said what a lot of people are feeling. could work. there's a chance it could work. probably didn't do a lot of harm to the economy and unclear whether it gets us out of the pickle right now and creating jobs. >> remember the straight talk express? >> i do. >> bernanke is a card carrying republican. straight talk. get right to it. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> let's focus on your credit card debt. when's the best way to eliminate it? here's poppy harlow with the help desk. >> we're talking about the best way to tackle your credit card debt. a lot of people have this issue. joining me this hour, two guests. donna, this woman told me when i talked to her

absolutely right ali g. and. the same story was in egypt the u.s. government obama's going to even try to have it and who would replace him but i didn't include and there pick was the leader of the guardian of the the torture chambers in the in sort of man who had been used of course to torture prisoners that were rendition. this year to egypt when u.s. president barack obama was addressing the general assembly. he brought up the fact of this anti islam film that that sparked a lot of anti-american sentiment in the arab world and actually even beyond and he said as as crude and disgusting as he believes that film is as us president he will still defend the constitutional rights of americans to freedom of expression and freedom of speech but julian assange. when he was addressing the u.n. . he sort of said obama was being quite hypocritical by persecuting joining us on it and his organization wiki leaks for leaking diplomatic cables what wise is seen as hypocritical well i mean it is hypocritical for the pres

so the data that we're speaking of is a compilation done by commander ali of all the other less lethal options that other police departments use in addition to the taser which is open source information, and then a draft policy that's a compilation of other police department's taser policies with the addition of there was a doctor that spoke here from ucsf that suggest that certain cautions be included. that is also incorporated into the draft policy. the third piece of information is a schedule of dates that i would be available for public meetings that are not the -- the only public meetings that can happen. those are just the ones that i -- and i may be able to make additional meetings but those are the ones. so that's the depth and breadth of the information that's here. right now, i only unfortunately have hard copies of it but i'm happy to make it available to the public through the police commission, if you would just give us a little bit of time. i can, without the list of other options, again, those are available on line, they're all commercial vendors. so the information that

right to talk more on the latest attacks in the capital damascus i'm joined live by dr ali mohamed editor in chief of the syria tried the and we cannot it is the view that up to mohammad that rebel groups have previously targeted security buildings but now that appear to have attacked a school that's also just rebel tactics are changing. well it only suggests that they are not shy anymore about their actual terrorist nature let me correct one thing that appeared in your report this is not a military school this is a school especially for the sons and daughters of military people who get killed in wars so in other words marketeers so it's not only through school it's a school for children and right next to it there is a vocational training school for adolescents and right next to it there is another another school so it's. an area of schools they still bombarded there in the middle of the day while children can be coming out of school right well i mean the rebels were quick to claim responsibility for the attacks of this time and didn't trade blame with the government what effect does this