hey, andy, you know what the name of the chitty -- [ laughter ] >> andy: you ruined it. >> conan: chittyi said that -- oh, shut up. you know what the name of "the lion king" musical is, andy? >> andy: you mean "cheech and chong's musical on broadway"? [ cheers and applause ] that's what you mean, right? stop drinking before the show. [ laughter ] >> conan: it's monday. i needed a little pick-me-up. on mondays, i'm like, "i just need a little help." [ acting drunk ] "it's the musical with chong and cheech." [ laughter ] cheech and chong might do a a musical. >> andy: really? on broadway? you serious? >> conan: on broadway. you know what it's gonna be called? >> andy: no, i don't. >> conan: "chitty chitty bong bong." yeah. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] what? >> andy: really? >> conan: what? how dare you stand there and judge me? >> andy: no, it's just sometimes it's the journey that counts, not the destination. [ laughter ] >> conan: on that one, both of them sucked. that was a sucky journey and a a crappy destination. hey, did you know that madonna -- [ laughter ] madonna is in israe

thanks, andy. go away, andy. let me welcome our guests, a andrea tantera. she is so hot she can frame boil aburger in her arm pit. and sitting next to me, bill hemmer, seen week day mornings at 9:00 a.m. eastern on fox news channel. he is so sharp, women prefer using him to shave their legs. and our "new york times" correspondent. >> congratulations on 600 episodes, greg. i'm at 60,000 issues but whatever! >> greg: thanks. house speaker nancy pelosi is afraid of what you ask, another al-qaeda attack? iran getting nuked? a bad shipment of botox. no, no and, of course. what really worries pelosi is you, america. she is worried that speaking out against her and obama's government could toledo violence and mayhem. feast your eyes, eye feasters. >> i have concerns about some of the language that is being used because i saw this myself in the late '70s in san francisco, this kind of rhetoric and it was very frightening and it created a climate in which violence took place. our country is great because people can say what they think and they believe but i also thi

get them in now and we will pose them to andy. worldwide@cnbc.com. how the devil are you, andy? i'm very well, very well, indeed, just back from monaco, seeing how the world lives and you can be forgiven for thinking that there was still life in the economies. >> that's interesting. when you look at wealth management, i know wealth managers were having a difficult time either because clients were switching, because we've had pain, we're goggles where, or simply because they anticipate that when you put on a new strategy, something needs to happen, we don't want to miss out. >> i think that's right. i think what's clear from the meetings that i've just been having is a group of clients take a very long-term view and taking a sensible, pragmatic view about the realities of traditional expect ages for growth. i mean, the traditional asset classes, traditional relationship to growth looks to be a broken model. and the reality of that is beginning to dawn i think on fj markets more generally. you see it today, some of the headline stuff, as well been but some of the more uncanny inve

for that we go to it tv's andy levy. think about chavez saying it smells like hope instead of sulfur at the u.n.? >> a new scent called o-bama. smells like o. >> greg: it does. and you never have to change it. >> it's beautiful. well, once every four years. >> greg: exactly. >> acorn suing breitbart. how can the ceo say i have to thank the undercover folks because they did a good service and then sue them. it is not a nice present. >> greg: it isn't. >> it's rude. >> greg: it is rude. >> the statute says it is illegal to record private conversations without the consent of both parties. i guess the expectation is whether the acorn parties would have had a reasonable expectation of privacy here. anyway, i'm not a lawyer but i am jewish. >> greg: close enough, my friend, close enough. >> bill, regarding the cameras in your apartment, people do expect privacy in the bathroom. >> bad news for you because i posted the video already online. >> to be fair to acorn they may not have the same level of experience that you do. >> tr

andy brough, you're going to stick around. don't forget, you can follow all of the coverage on the g-20 on our website. cnbc.com. >>> well, the world's fashion events have joined in milan. italian ex ports have dropped dratticly, too. sales to russia have dropped more than 29% and sales to the united states have fallen by 26%. >>> cnbc's claudia pensotti is covering the event for us and joins us live now from milan. >> yes, rebecca, it is 97 shows, 78 presentations, 150 collections. what's important to note is that the number is unchanged here. while the industry is clearly hurting, that means that things have not yet radical byly changed. the feeling you get is that compared to a few months ago when the winter collection was presented, today there is more optimism here. there is nothing revolutionary. there's nothing that really strays from the beaten path. a lot of these passion houses aren't taking any risks and kind of going with what you've already seen, so not too much news. so it's clear that the industry is far from re

for that we go to tv's andy levy.you like to play for your roof top wedding if you ever get married? >> i would get a super group, josh grow bin, pete martin, and james gun. >> i certainly hope tragedy would like. >> everybody there would kill themselves and i would take the gifts and go. >> greg: smart move on your part. >> john edwards, trace, stop spreading the rumor that he ran down the street naked. you are a serious newsman, start acting like this. john, you said edwards could talk a cold sore off his can lip. wouldn't you agree that given his cheating cheating heart it is a good thing. >> a talent. a superpower actually. >> i love how he told real hunter that after his wife died he would marry her on the roof top with dave matthews playing. she was anxious but once he reminded her his wife was dying she felt better. >> p.a.b. you mentioned that edwards will be investigated. one said it will be difficult to make a case because "the law probably doesn't anticipate mistress during a dress during campaign." >> that

for that we go to tv's andy levy.are you going to write a letter to yourself about what you can do to help the president? >> greg, i write a letter to myself every day about what i can do to help my leader and that leader is you. >> greg: fantastic. i would love to see the letters at some point. >> you would love to see them, greg, maybe a little too much. i think i keep them -- i will keep them in the vault. >> greg: i demand that you dip them in wet water and then eat them. >> okay. >> greg: it is like eating hot dogs. wet water. >> wet water. >> as opposed to the dry water. >> that is powdered water. >> greg: continue. >> i was going to point out that it is nice to not be without a trace tonight. >> very nice. >> thank you, thank you. obama's speech to the nation's school kids. you claim that after the speech the students with sacrifice a republican virgin at an altar made from the tears of the homeless. i believe the term used these days is dispossessed. there is no evidence that that is what is going to happen. >

maybe andy can elaborate on that a bit.'s going with the car and making it better. >> the top seed mark martin has been working on his race car. he describe td as a moving target. nothing they have done in the small change area has made the car better. alan said that would probably be the case during this practice. little changes will make a little difference, especially turning in the corner, which is their biggest concern. the guy who hits that right here is going to win the race. guys? >> no doubt about it, dave. certainly they are dialing in. alan has been so good for mark martin this year. earlier you heard jaime talking about juan pablo complaining about the brakes too far. what are they talking about, andy? >> they're talking about the opening in the grille. they opened it up and put more air on the brakes. one thing that happens here, it's a short track but long threadways. the brakes get really hot when you push the petal down and then you have that long cooling time. well, that heat cycle gets so hot and so cold,

me and andy samberg. >> you and andy samberg. >> jimmy: that's right.>> well, i don't know. what way would you like me to do, jimmy? because, obviously, i'd like you to feel when you come out and yofeel confident and happy and that i love you. [ laughter ] so -- but i don't want to upset andy samberg. i don't want to go, "oh, the brilliant jimmy fallon and andy samberg." i need to make him feel welcome, also. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. well, you can say andy first then. >> "welcome andy samberg and jimmy fallon. both of whom, i love and respect equally. although, i have got a personal friendship with jimmy --" [ laughter ] you know, it'll confuse people. >> jimmy: yeah. >> all right. what if i have written on my chest "jimmy fallon is sexually attractive." [ laughter ] and i just go, "welcome to the stage jimmy fallon and andy samberg." and there -- people will get the message. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. that's the way to do it. that's a secret way to do it. >> that's the solution, obviously. >> jimmy: do we got any secrets or anything tha

let me start with migrate pal andy bush. andy bush, am i exaggerating or is this thing just aimed at bankers and almost nothing else at the g-20? will it do us harm or help the global economic recovery? i ask you, andy bush? >> i really can't see a lot of good coming out of this. they are going to talk about financial regulation reform. they are going to talk about capital adequacy increases and how banks are going to need to set aside more money for risk capital. and that leads right into what you discussed before, larry, which is the decrease in profits for major banks because of something like that. that will occur. i almost guarantee you 100% that will occur not only for the g-20 but, of course, for the united states, too. they are looking into this and i think by the end of the year we'll have a proposal by the obama administration on increasing capital adequacy ratios. >> the banks, by the way, from the "wall street journal" story -- and i want to be accurate -- a potential 30% profit drop. bank of america, jp morgan c

he talks to andy stern. and the hud chief, andy cicneros. he served under president clinton. he is on the up and up. he pleaded guilty to to lying to the f.b.i. before his confirmation during his background checks. oh, we don't have a problem with lying in this white house. no problem. just move on. acorn also reported that they met with cicneros on a monthly basis while cicneros was leading hud. oh, that's great. then there is john poe podesta. he is probably one of the greatest men alive today. he heads the center for american progress, and who is against american progress? by the way, he was hand picked. he was so special they say he was hand picked for the job by george soros. podesta also co-chaired barack obama's transition team. acorn likes him so much that they gave him an award at the anniversary party this summer, remember, the one we couldn't get into? yeah, yeah. it weird because he got the award during the time he was mounting a public defense of acorn. then there is john banks, the vice president of government relations at con ed. don't have a lot of information

all right, close-up here, andy. america wants to see the smile.hole? right here. right there. congratulations. yeah, give it up for that. [ applause ] he's doing it himself. are you just pulling teeth like crazy now, is that what you're doing? yeah. and you had to be a little nervous, as a dad, pulling that out at the same time. he'd been trying to get it out for quite a while. we wanted to make sure it wasn't something that was traumatic. well, andy, guess what. that tooth was worth $10,000. so congratulations to you and your parents. beth, thanks for coming. congratulations. and you're also eligible for our $100,000 prize later on in the season. but for that, you'll have to take all the rest of them out. congratulations again. good for you. [ applause ] okay, the show is over, but that doesn't mean you have to stop watching. just go to abc.com, keyword "afv," to see some of our best videos of all time and some that have never aired on tv before. and remember, keep sending those tapes, because if you get it on tape, you could get it in cash. good

andy! ohh! ohh, my foot! oh, my foot, andy! ohh! ohh, andy! oh, andy, put my foot in. hurry up! over the years, we've shown you some pretty hard-hitting stuff -- car crashes, rodeo falls, groin whacks -- but we also have a sweeter side -- clips so cute, they'll make you want to hug your tv. let's do a group hug now, everybody. open up your heart. let's take a dive into lake adorable. ohh, a puppy tugging at a baby's romper. i told you it was going to be cute. now this is both precious and adorable. i'll come right out and say it. it's cute-tastic. somebody call the adorable police. they're guilty of delightful in the first degree. it just doesn't get any cuter than this. i was wrong. it did get cuter. look at that. this kid is just gigglicious. oh... this is so sweet, i'm getting a cavity. if you listen closely, you can hear my teeth falling out. oh, look at that little bitty puppy. come on, come on. give uncle tom tom a kiss. that's my snookums. who's a pretty boy? who's a pretty boy? yeah, you are! yeah! you are! his tootsies. his earsies. look at these old dirty fle

andy pettite has a nice postseason pedigree back to 1996. burnett has been inconsistent and had spectacular meltdowns against the red sox in fenway. if he is horrible he can lose it in a hurry and that is one game they need against beckett and lester and kazmir on the angels who pitches very well. >> you are a yankees fan. do you believe in cc sabathia in do you think he is going to -- >> yankees follower. i do believe in cc from what i have seen. he has pitched very well against the red sox in yankee stadium and again wachlt he had a rough outing against the angels right before the all-star break but he has pitched well the second half. now that he has lived up to the contract in new york all season long and i also think that he will get a start under his belt against the twins or tigers which he should be able to handle will help him the next round. >> this is great segue bus sabathia is in the race for the cy young award but zach greinke had a great outing last night. who do you like? >> i like greinke. when it comes to the awards the thi

harold ford jr., take it to andy. >> andy, i can appreciate some of your remarks, but i do think it's say the president has not been focused on this. he understands first and foremost his role as president and commander in chief in afghanistan as they work through this. in light of the president's rhetoric throughout the campaign and where we stand today, and as we talk about bad to worse options here, you said we ought to commit more troops. but what should be the overarching strategy in afghanistan? we know it's to win. how do we achieve that? you all put forward a surge strategy in iraq. general mcchrystal is suggesting that may or may not work. how would you advise the president if you were in the white house this morning? >> first of all, i would advise the president to sit with the chairman of the joint chiefs, who is there to give him advice and counsel from a uniformed branch of our military. i'd sit with bob gates and the other people at the defense department to get their views. most importantly, i would say i am not going to ask young men and women to stand in harm's way if

>> andy reid tried to be really coy. first he said he wouldn't commit and then said he wasn't sure michael vick would play at all. too much time and emotion has been invested by vick, this community and franchise to prepare him to get to this point and not have him play. i believe they are preparing anywhere from 10 to 12 snaps, mostly in the wildcat and maybe in the shotgun. you will see vick on the field against the chiefs on sunday. >> sal paolantonio reporting from philadelphia. now the eagles could have one of four quarterbacks at their disposal sunday against the chiefs. could be kevin colb. how about michael vick. is it jeff garcia? herm edwards on how he sees the eagles quarterback situation playing out. >> if i am the head coach of the eagles, i am starting kevin kolb. he basically did a great job last week. three-point game going into halftime. he threw it fairly well down the field which he can do. he is athletic with a strong arm. the concern is that he turns the ball over. talking about michael vick, michael

andy came in and adjusted what jeff tedford's offense is.ffensive football coach. i'll adjust to what we need to do. when you have this type of offense that can give you every look, it puts a lot of pressure on defenses. >> dave: they fake the end around. and best has a huge hole down the middle. and then, busts to the outside. best to the goal line. and in. touchdown. what a run. fourth rushing touchdown already this season. a 33-yard scamper by best. take a look and see if he got in. the ball crossed the plain there, before he was knocked out of bounds. it's a touchdown. >> chris: that was off the same look of the previous play, when they brought ross around. >> bob: great play calling. told us, as you mentioned, we have to run wide to get the defensive line running. get them tired. that time, he faked the reverse and gave it to best, up inside. just great play calling to start the game. >> chris: we'll see the same look. jeremy ross coming. there's the play fake. wait. there's jahvid best has it. i'll take it away. 10.3 100 meters. some s

andy murray actually the other one. but as of right now. i mentioned andy murray. but they're even right now. take a look at & hey murray. taking on paul cap deville. murray having trouble in the second. backhand winner murray can't reach it. murray the first men among the top 10 seed to drop a set so far in the u.s. open. but andy taking control in the third. the forehand winner, oh, that's nice. 44 winners for murray. his opponent, just 29. murray using the backhand this time, wins the third set 6-love. in the third set, more from murray on the hottest day of the tournament, he wins in four sets. >> venus williams battling knee trouble. she needed to get past rybarikova venus serving up 4-2. strong forehand finish. second set, 3-all. that he knee, look like it's not bothering venus here. covering a lot of ground. and wins the point! venus would win that game. go up 4-3. venus would advance in straight sets. she wins despite double faulting seven times, so venus on to round four of the sweet 16. and there she'll face 05 champ kim clistjers. >> serena facing maria

andy moving on in four. >> venus williams battling knee trouble.ad to face slovenia's magdalena rybarikova in round three, first set venus the big forehand finish, she would take the first set 6-2, has the brace on the left knee, still. looks like the knee is not bothering venus here. great court coverage and she puts it away with the backhand volley, venus up 4-3 in the second. match point now for venus. she would finish it off at net. venus wins despite double faulting seven times. she will face kim clijsters in the fourth round -- clijsters the 2005 champ. sister serena facing maria jose martinez sanchez. they met in the french open. when they played in france, serena called sanchez a cheat. serena won the first set 6-3. second set, serena, one of her 30 winners. this wasn't that much of a contest. serena got a little bit of a challenge in the second set, but she would take this in straight sets 6-3, 7-5. serena 28-1 in her last five majors. after the win, serena, the defending champ, said, "can't spell dynasty without nasty." coming up on espne

burnett and andy pettitte. if a.j. burnett is the pitcher that we've seen at points this year, and he's their number two starter going in and he's really good, to follow c.c. sabathia, that's a great situation for the yankees. if andy pettitte gets healthy, which he really hasn't been until his last start over the last two weeks or so, then they've got a number three starter also. it's going to be difficult for the yankees to win it all without three solid starters going in. but if they do, they have everything else to be the favorite going into the playoffs. john: all right, tim, stay right there. arguably baseball's best pitcher on the mound last night in kansas city. 25-year-old zack greinke. remember the last time he pitched in detroit, he took this line drive right near his right elbow bow, tricep, bicep area. that happened in the fourth inning. he would leave after the fifth. back to last night, gets kevin youkilis there. meanwhile, needs run support. paul byrd, that looks like a pretty good pitch. but it was 3-0

andy plerkts get to you first of all. how do you feel about this?very happy about it us not having sports, but whatever the people want, i have to deal with. but i'm just trying to get by and make a better future for myself. >> here is one thing i have to ask you, andy, a lot of people, a lot of high school kids play sports or join latin club or in the marching band and then they hope to help that be a launching pad to a launching career, in other words get a scholarship to play sports. if you take out all those extracurricular activities, doesn't it hurt your chances in college? >> i think that it does, but as long as you try to stay involved and you find different activities to do. like, i'm training for a marathon and some of my friend he is and i, we started a running club that way we can continue playing sports, but overall, i think that it does actually hurt your chances of getting into a good colleges. >> jill, what's your side on this? >> well, the cuts not only include the loss of all athletics but all ext extracurricul extracurriculars, ma

andy puzder of cke restaurants.gering figure. >> huge figure. >> of the impact on these restaurants. >> i think we know politically where andy lines up. what we didn't ask him, by the way, is if he thinks the king is kind of creepy. >> that's true. >> i know pete does. i know pete's concerned about the king. >> we didn't ask him about paris. >> that's true. because apparently he's going to be in the next commercial. they had paris, padma, and now puzder. i mean-e looks like a good-looking man, but he's not paris hilton. with all due respect. >> how about the coffee? we talk about mccafe, all the rest of that stuff. we have a lot of questions for him next time, mr. puzder. >> anybody a buyer of cke -- >> we've had him on a few times now and the stock seems to be the same price every time we have him on frankly. i'd still rather to go to yum and jim skinner of mcdonald's is still the man. mcd, yum, and then you know, andy and the boys distant third. >> talk about a technical trader, mcd is definitely a technical trade

andy moving on in four. >> venus williams battling knee trouble.o face slovenia's magdalena rybarikova in round three, first set venus the big forehand finish, she would take the first set 6-2, has the brace on the left knee, still. looks like the knee is not bothering venus here. great court coverage and she puts it away with the backhand volley, venus up 4-3 in the second. match point now for venus. she would finish it off at net. venus wins despite double faulting seven times. she will face kim clijsters in the fourth round -- clijsters the 2005 champ. sister serena facing maria jose martinez sanchez. they met in the french open. when they played in france, serena called sanchez a cheat. serena won the first set 6-3. second set, serena, one of her 30 winners. this wasn't that much of a contest. serena got a little bit of a challenge in the second set, but she would take this in straight sets 6-3, 7-5. serena 28-1 in her last five majors. after the win, serena, the defending champ, said, "can't spell dynasty without nasty." coming up on espnews.

. >>> straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather 37 and in sport, yankee pitcher andy pettitte comes perfection. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. new york, sunny, 70 frees. miami, late day storms, 89. chicago, 71. denver, 87. l.a., hazy sunshine and 85. >>> and time for a check on the national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows clouds lining coastal areas from the mid-atlantic to the gulf coast, but it's clear just about everywhere else. later today, a few storms may pop up in the plains, but it will be mostly dry again from the rockies to the pacific coast and another beautiful day from the midwest to the northeast. >>> in sports, andy pettitte wasn't perfect, but he was plenty good enough. facing the orioles in baltimore, the yankee lefty had a perfect game going until the seventh when third baseman jerry harris son jr. booted a routine ground ball. the very next batter singled to break up the no-hitter. yankees win anyway 5-1. >>> in atlanta, omar's triple in the seventh scored do two to lead the braves over the marlins. atlanta is now

andy barr is a reporter for politico.ir own research on this, because then, of course, it turns out that the envelope's own political action committee, gridiron pangt, favors the democrats. >> a study that the center for responsive politics did put it out yesterday, goes back to 1989, really interesting results. for these team. >> the own certificate one giving most of the money, talk about the chargers, gave 275 million total, which blew away everyone else, their owner, alex spanos gave 2 million of that the gridiron pact, spending more on this year lobbying than ever in the entire history of the league, most going to democrats. >> when i pointed this out to a couple friends today, the first thing they universally said, they talk about the owners, for sure, talking about very high salaries and perhaps even folks who don't want to pay taxes. >> i'm sure that's part of it kind of hard to see exactly why they go one way or the other. the interesting thing, you have had a lot of former nfl players run for congress, almost al

thanks, andy. tamron, if you can get it. but it's amazing that a lot of these groups will share out over $100,000 more to hear sarah palin speak. >> it is impressive, that kind of money for sure, norah. >>> up next -- what some are claiming is the longest basketball shot ever. but do you think this is real? we're going to look at some of the video and tell you why people are so skeptical of it. >>> plus -- one big baby. you know, tamron, this is my favorite story. >> norah's "pic of the day." >> that's right. even during times like these, there is a light beginning to shine again. it comes from a restaurant downtown. a shop on main street. a factory around the corner. entrepreneurs like these are the most powerful force in the economy. the reinvention of business begins with them. and while we're sure we don't know all the answers, we do know one thing for certain: we want to help. come see what the beginning looks like at openforum.com express each one more with downy simple pleasures feel more calm with new downy lavender

divisional series best of five yankees have cc sabathia, burnett, andy pettitte.here does joba fit in that rotation? >> he doesn't. where can he pitch? the only way he can start in the first round is if andy pettitte with his arm fatigue can't go. that is the only way. where does he fit in the bullpen? he doesn't. they have joba chamberlain because of his lack of repetition and the lack of being able to get outs, he is right now a sixth inning guy if need be. other than that he is irrelevant in the first round unless they can get him some innings. >> he was very good in the middle innings in relief. tonight the red sox trying to close in on the american league wild card going head-to-head with zack greinke. not just the royals but you have the top guy in the league who has given up one earned run over his last four starts. greinke leads all of baseball in e.r.a. the fourth lowest among pitchers 25 or younger in the divisional era and the lowest in the american league since pedro in 2000 whose e.r.a. was out of control. a lot of talk midway through, even when he ha

for that we go to tv's andy levy.y, do you only hire ugly people to take care of your cats. >> i don't see ugliness. >> really? my hotneither does nye hot girlfriend, nancy pelosi. >> i think hoyer is really pissed. >> i can sense the tension between the two of them. >> i don't see what you are doing -- i see what you are doing here, putting two guest segments at the front of the show so i have nothing to correct you on. you said you don't think wilson should have apologized and it was no big deal. i will disagree. i think it is in the grand scheme of things no big deal but i think he should be censured. >> maybe he should be killed. >> i'm not going to go on record as advocating he be killed. >> i will happily do that. >> okay. >> not on camera. >> let me quote from the website of the republican members of the house committee on rules. "the president of the house allow a wide latitude in criticism of the president other officials and the executives themselves,. >> it is mos not per missable o use language that is off

andy? >> what is bethlehem? >> yes.meat and veggies coated with masado and wrapped in a horn husk. wolf? >> what is islasagna? >> no. >> this plundered the sea town? wolf? >> what is ponies. >> no. >> dana? >> who is johnny depp. >> we are dealing with famous actors, here is the clue. ironically, he lost the leading role in the 1960 play "the best man" because he didn't look presidential. all right, wolf, we'll start with you. which famous actor did you think of? you wrote down -- sorry, that sin correct. >> what a day. thank you all. >> he looks a little bit like my dad, actually. we have a good show tonight. on the show tonight, carmelo anthony is here. kid cudi is with us. and we'll be right back with david duchovny, so stick around. it's not the new lexus. it's not the new bmw. it's not the new audi. what it is... is impossible to resist. the new twenty-ten lacrosse from buick. it's the new class of world class. to ride in the bottom of the plane... in the dark, no peanuts or nothin'. and then if your bag wants to b

why don't we start with andy in north carolina. andy! >> caller: hey, jim cramer, i have a big charlotte, mcincome, wall street south beyeah. >> that's a mouthful boo-yah. hit me! >> caller: jim, what do you think about the electronics assembly flex electronic? >> i did a please this weekend on the street.com where i'm chairman saying the action in flextronics, the action is nothing short of amazing. these are contract manufacturers, you give them contracts when you put put together stuff yourself. it goes higher. it has been in a bear market along with j-bill along with celexica, and i'm pronouncing the bear market over. teddy in connecticut. ted. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. my stock is he willdor addo gold core. corps. >> here is gold at 1,000. aren't stocks and bonds supposed to go down? we have one of the great yft bond and stock rallies in history and gold rallies in history. nothing is stopping this bull and gold isn't taking it top. i like ag. it was up 3 today. we had mr. boiler on 20 points ago, and i likeldor raddo, because at $11

andy reid caught wind of his weight loss, so reid called friedgen to get the information and he's nowlowing suit. the coaches feel so good, they actually joke about the suits they can wear when they hit their goal. >> all the fat coaches in america can get skinny again. andy's talking about doing, he's talking about seeing if he c do a swimsuit calendar together. >> what do you think? >> i told him i have the speedo and he has the thong. >> well, my question is, what month would you want if you were part of that swimsuit calendar? >> probably december. >> you're supposed to be on the cover. >> oh, the cover. >> a lot of people might buy that if he was on the cover of a swimsuit calendar. you guys think so? >> hmm -- >> all right. enough said, ralph friedgen. >> we're proud of him for what he's doing for his health. >> and they should be proud of him. his daughter went on a diet with him, she lost 40 pounds. the company has made him a spokesperson for medifast and there is a business relationship there and it's becoming much more popular for people especially with the coaching lifestyl

. >> andy, you already have -- >> i did -- >> andy, you had campbell born on 08/08/08 and that the expectedirth date was 9/7/09, did you hope she would hold out for a couple days? >> we really didn't think about it until we got home and then alison got excited about it because it was so close to 9/9/09. she talked about it a lot after that. >> once you got to the hospital, when it was time to have the baby, alison, i assume the medical staff must have been pretty jazzed about it, too. this doesn't happen that often. >> yeah. yeah. well, my doctor actually helped me. since i didn't go on the 7th, i said, well, we might as well wait and see when we can go. we went on the 8th to have molly and then i didn't have her until the next day any way. yeah. they were great. the nurses were great. really excited for us. shocked at the same time. >> the babies birth weren't planned. molly has nine letters. campbell has seven letters. i know it's a bit of a stretch. was that intentional in any way? >> no. that's a stretch. it's just a fun coincidence. >> i'm just fascinated watching molly try to keep tha

los familiares de andy rodríguez están angustiados sabiendo que el joven de 17 años no regresará a casala tiene presión, esquizofrenia. >> según los cercanos no era violento. rodríguez está acusado de asesinato por matar a juan carlos rivera en los pasillos de la escuela frente ates invest t para la abuela de la víctima llegó el momento de pagar. >> después de hacer esto. todos intep q saben que es un muchacho honrado. >> uuna pelea que fue escalando. apuñaló varias veces a rivera el cubano de 17 años que solamente tenía meses de llegar a los estados unidos falleció casi al instante. >> estaba bien. no lo entiendo. la razón de por qué lo mataron. yo pido justicia a la persona que mató a mi primo. >> el 6 de octubre el sospechoso se pren presentará ante la corte y se determinará si será juzgado como adulto, la pugna fue por una muchacha.24 horas después de la tragedia la escuela secundaria empezó las clases, algunos llegaron vestidos de negro en memoria de su compañero, mientras tanto la familia de la víctima está consiguiendo una visa para la madre para que pueda llegar a estados unidos

. >> let me bring in andy bush. listening to the new max baucus proposal, what happened in the market today? what happened in the stock market? it's not a good day for health care as i understand it. >> no, that's right. they were hit because of the proposals. the 50% cut is for this plan and what it means for their companies. >> what's the 50% cut, andy? >> for the drugs that are going to be included. if you want your drugs to participate in the medicaid program, they're looking at a 50% cut to the prices of those drugs. >> go ahead. those are drugs that they're not currently selling to those people now. there's a gap in there. and if you -- fit costs you $5 to stamp out a pill and you're charging $35 for it and you cut the price or people weren't going to buy it otherwise. it's not a hardship to the pharmaceutical companies. by the way, merck and other drug companies were up today. the other thing i mention about max baucus is how many of these companies are domiciled in the state of montana? how many drug company

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andy, let's start with you in michigan. more than 100,000 green jobs in michigan. what percent of your workforce is that and who are you counting? >> erin, it's 109,000, 3% of our workforce already, and remember we're counting this before all of the president obama's public policy measures came into effect. we count people in renewable energy production, in clean transportation and fuels, in pollution reduction and retrofitting and in green agriculture, and in michigan because of our auto heritage, 40% of all green jobs here are in clean transportation and fuels, and we expect that sector to explode. michigan got over half of all of the advance battery credits from the department of energy, $1.35 billion to michigan, 12 different projects, and we expect to employ 6,800 people in new jobs on advanced energy storage, batteries for cars, but also for the military and for storing solar and wind energy by the next 18 months. >> half of the advance battery funding, as you are well aware, that has upset other states across the country, about you that's a separate issue. a

andy pettitte will not start wednesday because of a sore shoulder. >> this is what posada had to sayerwards: >> this from the home plate umpire: >> with more on the fisticuffs, the "baseball tonight" crew. >> carlson with a huge knot on the side of his head. carlson and posada both likely looking at suspensions. will give here say a little rest. posada, he was the one who should have said, i understand how this game is played. we hit two of your guys. aaron hill, your best player, gets hit in the back. i should expect something. carlson threw it behind him, kept it down, not anywhere around the head. i understand it's frustrating and very -- you think about the risk of injury by getting hit by a pitch. posada is upset but he has to have more sense than to act like he is throwing an elbow and then getting in a fight he is going to get suspended. also he had shoulder surgery last season. he injuries the shoulder again, the yankees' hopes do we dashed for the season. >> didn't look like anybody but carlson got hurt and barajas choked by the chest protector. as long as the yankees -- the

coach andy reid said there is a chance he would play next week. his injury will be examined tomorrow. >>> elsewhere, the ravens and chiefs. 4th quarter, chiefs down by a score. brodie croyle over the middle and he stretches in for the 10- yard touchdown. nearly loses possession. this me tied at 24. the ravens' next possession, game still tied. joe flacco airs it out, over the shoulder catch to put the ravens ahead. they go on to beat the chiefs 38-24. >>> vikings quarterback brett favre, career touchdown number 464 felt just as good as number 1. favre reemerged from retirement for the second time this season and showed everyone he's still got it. there is favre, you'll see him in the jersey donning the purple and gold vikings uniform. one minute left in the third quarter. vikings up 4. favre the short pass to percy hard vin. he stretches in for the touchdown. favre from out of nowhere tackles him in celebration. the vikes up 24-17. vikings still leading when peterson gets some good blocks. nobody can take him down, 64 yards for the touchdown. pete

andy pettitte will not start wednesday because of a sore shoulder.s is what posada had to say afterwards: >> this from the home plate umpire: >> with more on the fisticuffs. >> posada has been around for a long time. >> to me he was the one who should have said, i understand how this game is played. he hit two of your guys, aaron hill, you best player, gets hit in the back. i should expect something. carlson did the right thing, threw at his back, not around the head. it's very frustrating. but you think about the risk of injury about getting hit bay pitch. i know o'sad disupset but he has to have more sense than to act like he is throwing an elbow, whatever, and then getting interest fight because he is going to get suspended. also, he had his shoulder operated on last year. he injuries the shoulder again, the yankees' hopes could be dashed for the season. >> didn't look like anybody got hurt. i think you're looking at the situation, as long as the yankees don't come out of this with -- they don't have any injuries or anything like that, then it can

we just can't decide who gets to play andy rooney.eneficiary of walter's friendship on so many occasions. meshl memoriably the night nbc air my interview by gorbachev it was a big gap and i was concerned about how it would be received. as soon as the prime time hour ended, the phone rang and the first call on a voice said, well, that was magnificent! in my anxiety, i didn't immediately recognize the voice and i said, "who is this? there was a roar of laughter at the other end and the familiar voice continued "who is this? it's walter cronkite, for god's sake! how soon they forget! " no homage to walter would be complete without paying tribute to the women in his life. joanna at the end, of course. marlene who could teach rahm emanuel a thing or two about being chief of staff. and, of course, the memorable and utterly adorable betsy. meredith likes to remind me often how important betsy was to walter's success because she was fearless about keeping his anchorman's ego in check. there are so many betsy stories, but meredith's favorite w

dick: at this stage of the championship match it's so much like what we saw just a year ago from andy murray. playing some sensational tennis to get to the finals, very average against federer. john: del potro has lost one match since wimbledon. one event in washington. he's been playing some topnotch tennis. to get to the finals here. this is bitterly disappointing so far. but if he's playing the score, he's one break down and roger hasn't served as well as he normally does. he's got to convince himself that he can get right back in this match. john: to me that's lazy, how he just served. reached for it. you don't want to take a big step. that throws off your balance to me. yet he's got a lot of reach, obviously at 6'6". mary: he's better at being tall. you got to give him that. john: i'm thinking what you're meaning is he's a much better athlete than he's showing so far as far as his movement? mary: no, i just means he's better than federer at being tall. john: so he's just taller than him? mary: yeah, he's really tall. john: so that's the one thing he's got going for him so far? ma

andy sonnanstine, three hits over five and 2/3.orked an inning in the third with a couple of strikeouts and now shouse is on. and we will have a rain delay. the orioles on top. we'll be right back to camden yards.   >> gary: a 2-1 lead for the orioles and a rain delay here with one out here in tightth inning. the tarp out and the rain has backed off just a little bit, but we're going to wait here and see as there have been showers around and kind of amazing we near the eighth inning and hadn't seen any rain before this. chris tillman obviously a chance to win this ballgame, whether it gets started or doesn't again. he is now the itcher of record and a good performance. >> jim: really good. coming off a nice performance against the yankees and the yankees, the number one offense, number four offense tonight. he had the high fastball going. there is a curve ball that gets away. and so, again, he threw a lot of strikes. the guy is there to make the plays and only the fastball to gregg zaun for the solo h