cindy archer has suddenly taken an unsettled return. she just returned from her work detail. >> why did they have you wrong? >> i don't know. i have no idea. >> when we strip searched her, we found that there was cigarette residue over her bra. and it's all over the bra. looks like she might have smoked it. >> there was makeup all on there. i don't have any cigarette. the makeup i wore from the other day. they searched me, i have nothing. >> having tobacco could delay archer's release. >> we'll probably hold her inside. won't go back outside until she leaves friday. that will be the end of it. there no contraband. maybe she doesn't want to leave. maybe she wants to stay. that might be one of the reasons, too. she's afraid to leave here so she's trying to sabotage herself. >> coming up, big developments for three suffolk county inmates. >> hey! >>> i was [ bleep ]. >> inmates at boston's suffolk county jail often refer to the disciplinary segregation unit as the box. but for a handful of inmates, time in the box does nothing to deter the

cindy archer has suddenly taken an uncertain turn.rned from her work detail. >> why did they have your bra? >> i don't know. i have no idea. >> when we strip searched her, we found that there was cigarette residue over her bra. and it's all over the bra. looks like she might have smoked it. >> there was makeup all on there. i don't have any cigarette. the makeup i wore from the other day. that was it. that was it. they searched me, i have nothing. >> having tobacco could delay archer's release. since officers have only found residue, she will not face any consequences. >> we'll probably hold her inside. won't go back outside until she leaves friday. that will be the end of it. there is no contraband right now on this bra. maybe she doesn't want to leave. maybe she wants to stay. that might be one of the reasons, too. she's afraid to leave here so she's trying to sabotage herself. >> coming up, big developments for three suffolk county inmates. >> hey! introducing the schwab mobile app. it's schwab at your fingertips wherever, whenever

people have become aware that it isn't just cynthia archer who still works for the state, by the way,r former aides to governor walker have had their computers seized and it looks like this investigation is going to continue to grow. you are hearing democrats start to say that this has got to be looked into and the key thing they're focusing on and i think it's an important one is the fact that this governor expanded the number of political appointments that he can make to put his cronies into jobs all overstate government when he came in as part of that budget repair bill and this woman cynthia archer was put into one of the political jobs and there's a move to get rid of the political appointments to move back to civil service, but i think you're right, ed, ultimately this will move to a much more intense conversation, focused on a core question, what did the governor know and when did he know it? >> and the fbi, of course, doesn't have time to waste any of their time. where there's smoke there's fire. great to have you on, buddy. thanks so much. >>> the republicans say the presiden

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it's in just the last fee and this woman cynthia archer was put into one of those political jobs thatove now afoot in the legislature to get rid of those political appointments and move back to civil service, but i think you're right, ed. ultimately this is going to move to a much more intense conversation, focused on a core question. what did the governor now, and when did he know it? >> and the fbi, of course, doesn't have time to waste any of their time, where there's smoke there's fire. john nichols, always a pleasure. great to have you on. thanks so much. republicans say the president is waging class warfare, heidi harrison and mike papantonio. i think they might have something to say about that on "the ed show." [ beep ing ] ♪ hush, little baby ♪ don't you cry ♪ soon the sun ♪ is going to shine ♪ [ male announcer ] toyota presents the prius family. ♪ walk if i want, talk if i want ♪ [ male announcer ] there's the original one... the bigger one... the smaller one... and the one that plugs in. they're all a little different, just like us. your core competency is...competency. and

is in your kids have e- mail and what is point to be in napa millses coming upper >> the golden archer's is getting a major menu overhaul and it is all about and happy milksop below the kids get it will have a different look starting this monthly mcdonald's are going to include apple slices in that e-mail only 11% because asked for the apple now they're going to cut the price in half the year and get the apples and rise >> before you had accused her either that poles or the prize and it helps parents who leaves half of her cries the parents i figure my cable ito was right amount of everything >> you will have the option it will still exist either apple's or fries or a combination of both one they want fast food to be more healthy they're getting ahead of the curve maps' b. it is not a bad thing. >> i've been asking viewers are they happy with the changes of that happy mount a lot of people are talking and this is what people are commenting about done..... if you like to play an honest discussion just like us on our facebook fan page and i may read your comment on the air and >> the unive

archer davis, beth reinhard, jeff sel knee.ve new polls out that rick perry surge is slowing a little bit, but still ahead. bloomburg has perry. still a four point difference between perry and romney. beth, that has to make mitt romney feel like he withstood the initial perry surge. >> i think romney has done really well in the last month considering the surge. he's held his own. maybe not being the frontrunner this early in the election cycle is not a bad thing. >> congressman davis, there's a southern factor here that will play in perry's favor in the primaries. explain it a little and how much you think mitt romney, particularly this primary calendar is going through south carolina, it's florida and mississippi, alabama, super tuesday in georgia and texas. >> so much of politics is identity. i think we miss that. bill clinton was a white guy from arkansas. you thought he had to be a moderate. mitt romney is from massachusetts, a lot of republicans think he has to be a political moderate because of that. similarly, because ri

watching us russian markets continue to climb and his days morning session that's despite its talk archer finance minister on monday let's get the latest from artie's oliver who else who's at the r.t.s. stock exchange this hour hello again peter so how the market's doing now. well both the r.t.s. and the my six have been making gains on tuesday this is being driven by activity in the asian markets where energy commodities have been trading well of course the majority of their blue chip stocks in oil and gas so they've been snapped open others also rumblings that a potential debt deal could be done in europe this is driving people to go towards those energy stocks as well and of course we're seeing not reflected all the russian markets with all of these outside stuff is impacting all new r.t.s. under my six it's it's difficult to say right now how much of it imparts the departure old monday he couldn't as finance minister is having all both of those indices. ok peter thanks very much for that and now let's take a closer look at the figures that we have here both the r.t.s. and m i six are

knowledge join me for another business update in less than one hour and get more stories more website archer dot com slash business. believe. welcome back here's a recap of the main stories we're covering today on our banking on a sanctions the ears oil and bargo on syria could back far as energy firms cashing in on pumping for another two months fueling the regime it's condemning. southern europe braces for a sturdy anger as italy and spain try to push through more savage cuts while the arduous efforts to save greece appear to be untagged. also turkey suspends all trade and military ties with israel as relations sing to a new low because israel won't apologize for killing activists in last year's gaza flotilla raids. all turning to libya now where the rebels have reportedly reached a deal to ensure one of the remaining gadhafi strongholds without file as well more insight into what's happening in libya with a leading a middle east analyst an interview that's up next.

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is culture of archer martin anders continues this toronto russia's northwestern town of the word we're now in for its fairy tale setting here's a preview. the history of the book started in the eleventh century when a small settlement once part of sweden and finland and now russia even centuries the fusion of cultures and traditions has become parents attractions and architecture a monument to a closely connected with its history there are several museums on the grounds of the blues casa and one of them is a museum of sports the rather dark display features contraptions used to honest interrogate and execute people during the middle ages. are coming your way after the half hour headlines but up next is business with kareena stay with us. our welcome to business here in r.t. thanks for joining me russia's economic policy will continue more or less on the course and exceed couldn't speaking exclusively to business side t. deputy finance minister sergei store tried explains the government's thinking in the wake of the shock sighting of his boss. if you was amused if you look at a little h

printing a largely white german society his mother in archer grew up here and she's seen things change but we had a time where everything was perfect that we don't hear that but we are immigrants and their parents there i'd like them for my so i was born as a after five years then i feel like something's happened and the politics not just problems are at least partly down to a massive demographic change statistics show that the overall population of young people in germany has fallen by two million in the past decade of so you cannot make a situation also of population. increase so. families for. not have as much children as we need increasingly wealthy germans see raising children whilst holding down jobs as a waste of time and money the only parts of the population that are growing immigrant communities the changes in culture in the city are leaving some germans feeling threatened the islamic leaders forty years law make model of society that is very different from the democratic german money we find that islam prevents people from properly integrating into germany for instance if we

now world champion high jumper an archer of a has continued her good form with a convincing victory at the diamond league finale in brussels but russia will continue her domination over croatian model of last itch and was in a league of her own claiming two metres and five centimeters could even make post world record two metres in ten centimeters. long on the track a limp dick champ in the same boat powered his way to victory in the men's one hundred meters he had to fight to get level with mr carter at the start then the big man in white surged ahead finish nine point seven six seconds fastest time this season but bolt was upstaged by fellow jamaican controlling partner and blake he was running in the two hundred meters and won the second fastest time ever nineteen point two six seconds both you still holds the record at nineteen point one minute hug the end this has the makings of a great message to. boxing now and floyd mayweather jr is promising an entertaining finds against detroit is this saturday night go head to head in our space in the w.b.c. welterweight title showdown and t

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is up next with the business news stay with us here on archer. who is our business i'll tell you this all thanks for joining me russian markets are struggling to retain the gains they enjoyed the start of the week they managed to avoid four from the resignation of finance minister alex a quarter and brought europe's debt crisis way on the markets although russian and this is a matter of going to take into positive territory planning when all ski from going to manager is explains what is driving the world cost. and the reason locomotive go through should be so bold new steel truss used because the markets in the world need some value in markets consoles being quite cheap when the global markets are in thermal first in the form of the other reason but you can look for though if you go through the russian market is to grow to be. composed of all the global groups and so on when people read the money tends to suffer disproportionately so there is a flip side to go from trying to go all russians to all conform everything else in those world to the las

. >>> and bull's eye, the archer aiming for a place in the guinness book of world records.vable odds along the way. if this man can do what he does, we should all be climbing mt. everest. >> it's trite, but where there's a will, there's a way. this guy is living proof. >>> before all of that, it is a day of mourning in afghanistan. a top leader is assassinated just steps before the u.s. embassy. >> deadly questions about whether afghan security forces are up for the task. more on the latest blow to the peace process from kabul. >> reporter: burhanuddin rabbani thought he was meeting a man with a message from taliban. while at home he thought he was meeting a man with a message directly from taliban leaders. the message was so important he was escorted in without security checks. he did deliver a message, just not the one that rabbani expected. this man put explosives inside his turban, says an aide. he put his head right on rabbani's chest and blew up his bomb. afghanistan has been trying to convince taliban to leave the battlefield. rabbani, a form president in afghanistan

this is a joint group of companies that actually signed up to this particular deal and then archer daniels midland say the signatories to it would provide a skwoipts statement. we'll keep our eyes peeled for it but gives you information about the chocolate. >> okay. you know, we are now going to give you more details on that explosion that we've been hearing about in the turkish capital ankara. let's speak to someone in istanbul. tell us more about what you know happened in ankara. >> this was right in the center of the turkish capitol near the local district's mayor's oftice. we know a mini bus blew up. it took several cars with it. and we also know that there have been ambulances rushing to the scene and there have been no confirmed reports of death or injuries but there must be suspicions that there has been some serious injuries in this attack, manesha. >> are there also suspicions this was a bomb? >> reporter: well, that's the thing. we don't know that. did it blow up because there was an lpg canister head or a deliberate explosion? the police and the security and the authorities have

he's an archer who invents tricks with arrows like exploding arrows, tear gas arrows.and grittier look. take look at that. he's got a full six-pack and a mask and now he wears a hood instead of a mask. things have changed a bit as you can see on the dc comic front. the rebarand is part of the slumping sales. we're seeing whether they're beg to win over the new fan has instead alienated its old ones. >> reporter: i'm in midtown manhattan where many fans have been lining up since 11:00 on tuesday morning for the release at midnight, august 31st on this comic book. what's important is it's also going on the web. it's going to attract a new line of readers for other comic books. it's a multihundred million dollar business that's about to expand. >> i'm with a real comic book fan who's actually tattooed himself. how many? >> about nine tattoos. here's batman, the catwoman. >> that's my favorite. >> ninja turtles on my legs. >> tell me how long you've been out here. >> my husband and i arrived around noon today. >> and you're going to stay until midnight tonight. >> we are,

expanding the entitlement programs, and the failure to discern pork barrel spending from real of-archer investment. the rule is simple. it is the one ronald reagan knew by heart. it is the one he successfully employed as social security and the cold war. you cannot wait for someone else to do it. we pay for this failure of leadership many times over. as it slows, high levels of unemployment persists. it makes ourselves even more vulnerable to the unpredictable behavior of skittish markets with the political decisions of our lenders. there's also foreign-policy price to pay. we diminish our ability to influence thinking and ultimately the behavior of others. there's no better way to persuade other societies to become more democratic and more market oriented than to show that our democracy and markets work better than any other system. why should we care? why should a matter to us ta? we believe in democracy is the biggest protector of freedom. history shows that mature democracies are less likely to resort to force against their own people or their neighbors. increases consumer choice an

joining me now, co-archer of cnbc.o us about the decision that we are, the impact of the decision they could make here. >> one of the reasons, okay. we're getting it right now. it remains unchanged on the trading session. the fed is prepared to adjust and reinvest principal of its mortgage debt in agency mbs. the fed sees some strains in the global financial markets as a risk. but they leave interest rates unchanged athis point. it is prepared to adjust securities holdings as appropriate. this is pretty much on the surface as i can tell it, what the market was looking for. they did leave interest rates unchanged which was expected. there was no dissent in this decision. as a matter of fact, there were three of the federal reserve members that decided, they wanted to -- they did not want the fed to do this operation which is known as operation twist. it means basically, that the fed is going to focus on the longer end of the yield curve at this point. the longer end of the treasury securities. so right now, the fed has

well, the -- they -- what mccain wanted was the debate to be postponed and obama said i'm coming to archermississippi. we're going to have a debate. it's a blinking kind of thing. the debate commission folks said to me because i was already in oxford, and when all of this happened, and the debate commission said, well, we're preparing for a debate. there will be a debate one way or another, and unless, you know, we're told something, you know, something else happens, ect., ect., ect.. i was approached by some folks through intermediaries, i was approached by people from the university of mississippi. they had spent millions of dollars preparing for the debate. it's a big deal for the state of mississippi, the university, and all of that, and they asked me if i'd moderate an event just with obama. in other words, if mccain didn't come, maybe using students, and run a town hall thing. i said, well, i'll have to think about that because let's say they did delay the debate for a week or so, i mean, it was all -- and i had a lot of conversations about, you know, kind of what we would do and wha

expanding the entitlement programs, and the failure to discern pork barrel spending from real of-archer investment. the rule is simple. it is the one ronald reagan knew by heart. it is the one he successfully employed as social security and the cold war. you cannot wait for someone else to do it. we pay for this failure of leadership many times over. as it slows, high levels of unemployment persists. it makes ourselves even more vulnerable to the unpredictable behavior of skittish markets with the political decisions of our lenders. there's also foreign-policy price to pay. we diminish our ability to influence thinking and ultimately the behavior of others. there's no better way to persuade other societies to become more democratic and more market oriented than to show that our democracy and markets work better than any other system. why should we care? why should a matter to us ta? we believe in democracy is the biggest protector of freedom. history shows that mature democracies are less likely to resort to force against their own people or their neighbors. increases consumer choice an

entire country was horrified at the thought that arthur might become president but unlike conkling archers grief-stricken and devastated by the shooting. the last thing he wanted was for garfield to die. he hid himself from public view and refused to go to washington for fear it would look like he was waiting in the wings and cut himself off from conkling. finally after turning his back on the man who made him arthur found moral strength in the most unlikely of places, in the letters of an invalid young woman named julia sands. she believed in arthur when no one else did. when he didn't even believe in himself. after the shooting, there is a spark of true nobility new now is the time to let it shine. faith in your better nature forces me to write to you but not to beg you to resign. do what is more difficult and more brave. reform. to everyone's amazement not least of all his own he changed dramatically -- he became an honest and respected leader and never forgot julius and. he kept her letters and wrote her back and even went to visit her. after sunday dinner when they julia was at her b