what john armstrong said was true.the american arrangements for the battle of bladensburg were as good as the circumstances, which included the abilities and deficiencies of the commanders in the abilities and deficiencies that the man who had given them their jobs and kept in their admitted. the term was found to. now the battle for capital would play itself out. the courage james madison showed on the morning of the battle of bladensburg is what first prompted me to write about him. it was moral courage even more than physical. he did not put on a hat and a concave. he put himself at the point of contact. on a bad day, it was likely to get worse. he chose to see what was happening in to face the consequences of his actions. but the war of 1812 is not what people most associate with madison. his most famous for his role in producing the kinds to touche and. madison was called father of the constitution during his lifetime and has borne the title of reasons. it's a misleading title is taken to bluntly. madison was only

this is another part of this deception, armstrong. the muslim brotherhood is the granddaddy of them all when it comes to islamic jihaddist dpriewps. as i outline in the book, our administration is reaching out to the muslim brotherhood, treatening them as a moderate broker for peace, and a counter weight to al-qaeda. it sounds crazy. the muslim brotherhood is a jihaddist group, yet the administration considers them moderate and worthy of outreach. that's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to deception. >> what about terrorist groups on american soil in. >> well, look, in the past two or three years, armstrong, we have had an explosion of home-grown terrorism. now, a lot of it has flown under the radar, but we have tens, dozens of americans, american citizens arrested on terrorism charges right here on u.s. soil in some of the most unlikely places, in the bible belt, in rural america, in the book i outline a case in willow spring, north carolina. this is dukes of hazard country. a nine-man islamic terrorist cell rolled up in the

armstrong? >> well, i have to be careful. she believes taylor was in it for the fame, glory, and was wanted to become a celebrity herself. if that is true, it would seem that was something that she was able to accomplish. >> you can see the exclusive interview on "inside edition" tonight at 7:00. >> a little bit of a dreary day today. on-again off-again clouds. the rain begins to taper off one to get waste of hagerstown. that is where the cold front is right now. that will be coming through and drive us out and also bring the temperatures down. take a look at the temperatures right now. all the baltimore area south, readings in the 60's. once you get to the north, we see readings around 60, or dropping off into the 50's. the southwesterly winds we have now become more northerly once we get into pennsylvania. pittsburgh is only 45. 40's in the great lakes. you can see where that cold front is right now. it is buried in those clouds. to the west, those clouds diminish and the colder air start to filter in. this front will sink

sinatra, ella fitzgerald, louis armstrong, is going to sound great 50 gears now. >> jon: you know whomy masters ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: i'm telling you, man. when you came out for us-- when you came out forinous washington, i'm telling you, there was only one person i wanted at the end there standing up at the capitol singing to those people and you just-- you exceeded expecting as, as you always do. it's just an honor to see you. >> that was the most beautiful moment in my life because to sing "america the beautiful" right there with the capitol behind us and the flag. >> jon: it was something, baby. >> thank you. >> jon: thank you ( cheers and applause ) "tony bennett: did youets two." it's available everywhere. get it. the great tony bennett. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ woman: saving for our child's college fund was getting expensive. man: yes it was. so to save some money, we taught our 5 year old how to dunk. woman: scholarsh woman: honey go get him. anncr: there's an easier way to save. get online. go to geico.com. get a quote. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car

steven armstrong. he is going to be spending the next year in jail for committing a hate crime. after that, when he gets out, he is not allowed to go back to his house. >> i went through a lot of stress. >> i prayed for my life. it bothered me and all of them, my neighbors. >> he can live somewhere, but he just cannot live among the people whom he victimized for so long. >> he was convicted of committing hate crimes from his neighbors. they banned armstrong from returning to his home in wheaton woods for the three years he is on probation. he slashed at least 100 tires during a two year intimidation campaign against latinos in his neighborhood. he was finally caught in july of 2010. >>> well, how is this for a bait and switch. you answer a craigslist ad for a great deal on a used car but when you show up, the seller doesn't show you a car. he shows you a gun and then takes your wad of cash. fairfax county police say it's already happened three times just this month. once in clifton. twice in lorton. always in a secluded out of the way spot. police are urging you to conduct this

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. >> sarah armstrong. >> hello. i would like to express what i think that there should be for all youth. i know there can be a separation. i think this would help to bridge the gap. this is a huge environmental benefit. more kids riding the bus means less cars on the road. we could bypass the administrative problems. i would like to make clear that use of all backgrounds support this initiative. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, members. i grew up riding the bus. i could list all of them but it would not give me enough time. this had shifted me into becoming a lifelong bus rider. a lot have similar stories and even more compelling to the wants of a hat more time to share. i urge you to listen to the story and the urgency of this. the young people in this room are the next generation. they are telling you guys the policies that we want to see from you all. we are telling you that we need to free muni. we need this to be more affordable to less. i also want to say this would help the city to reach the goal. >> t

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anthony armstrong is expected. >> honestly, it is more than just the quarterback position. everybody needs to do their job. find a way to improve. everybody across the board has to say, we will get better. >> the nfl trade deadline today. the raiders gave up a first- round pick in 2012. jason campbell broke his collarbone on sunday. palmer goes to the raiders. mcnabb one 1924 with no interceptions. -- won 19 of 24 with no interceptions. david stern says if progress is not major, more games will be canceled. they may be able to compromise on some minor issues, but there's still too far apart on the major issues. david stern will probably not coughing few more weeks of the regular season, which will take us into january. today marks the 110th day of the lockout. in college football, brown will deftly start at quarterback for the maryland terrapins. there is your look at sports. >> interesting. [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] movie buffs! this film is tres bien, but the interest rate on your checking account is le pew. interest on your checking? earn more with new high

armstrong coal company equality owns the mine and no accidents its opening december 2008 makes six mineated debts and kentucky this year turkish teenager missing for five days. recent earthquake dug himself out of a collapsed building today. 13 year-old boy survived by drinking rain water used a rock to free himself emerged from the rubble after a moment with his father told no hope to find him alive sunday 7.2 earthquake killed at least 570 people injured and thousands more. occupy wall street demonstrators continue to hold vigils for iraq war veteran seriously injured during a protest clash with police oakland mayor jean quan shooed away by protestors tried to talk to them personally apologized jean quan about 24 year-old scott olsen hospital visit earlier crowd refused to hear for retreated back to city hall where she made a public apology batt but a very deeply saddened did not turn out to be we wanted it to certainly people were injured and i am the mayor i take responsibility and apologize >> scott olsen 24 year old veteran becoming a rallying cry for occupy protestors. officials

mario armstrong, the very latest in technology. thanks to him, as always. >>> at 28 past the hour now, there was another american, the other american killed in that drone strike in yemen khan, used to live in charlotte, north carolina. what people are saying about him. stay with me. ♪ ♪ ♪ when your chain of supply ♪ goes from here to shanghai, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ chips from here, boards from there ♪ ♪ track it all through the air, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ clearing customs like that ♪ hurry up no time flat that's logistics. ♪ ♪ all new technology ups brings to me, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. >>> bottom of the hour on this "cnn saturday morning." welcome back to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. thank you for spending part of your day here with us. >>> the stories making headlines -- people may be infected with listeria from tainted cantaloupes and don't yo it yet because the bacteria can take up to two

anthony armstrong is expected back.ex grossman has five turnovers in 11 games. >> just place strong. not that great of a team. where a team that is going to out and win games in the fourth quarter. carson palmer goes to oakland. over for theake injured jason campbell. the world series did under way tomorrow. cold.l be expected andare 30's. been raining and more rain is expected tomorrow. know if you'll be ready at any point. it is the world series. to play ande ready degree weather. >> the nba players and owners hours withe than 10 a federal mediator. both sides are still very far apart. david stern is likely now to more regular-season games. things are not good in the nba. the men and women help at risk receive a high honor. from 20 leading brands, including barista prima. it's the w to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. way to brew. >>> they are heroes to have out to young people in need. special awards dinner was for those who devoted their time to address kids. leon harris was there. [ female announcer

two hundred mil school students are warming up with lorenzo alexander, anthony armstrong and other skins stars. afterwards, nutritionists will meet with the students. >>> good news for a virginia community in need. if food bank is reopening today thank you to emergency donations. it would be forced to closed until next month when shells ran dry. after word got out, the program director said that money and food came pouring in. it will reopen at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. >>> it is hiring day for a local grocery chain. they have a job fair at the marriott. they need cashier's and managers for new and existing stores. the positions pay between $11 to $23 per hour. today's event continues from 4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. this evening. >>> coming up, stop me if you heard this one. airline travel is about to get even more expensive. weathering the storm -- one couple's determination to get hitched despite mother nature's best fight. >>> can you go 24 hours with no cell phone, no computer, no real? >> i have every -- for every electronic device you have, hand it over, please. say goodbye. >> we c

there is a renowned comparative religious follower, karen armstrong. i love the quote she has. its vision is included the effectiveness the politically rightly guided religions and praises all the great prophets of the past. she isn't ex-nun. i would all recommend you look at her stuff. just incredible stuff. there's a lot of mercy and forebears are qualities that are so commonly mentioned in the koran or for example, mankind is something else that is common thing. the koran again and again asks the prophet muhammad not to exert pressure in the name of religion. it urges muslims not to refuse any proposal for peace. one can go on and on basically. read my book, i cite instances again and again. and as the scholars, karen armstrong, american professor who deals with this notion that a lot of people have. much more peaceful. and. [inaudible] all of these basically point out that the koran can be interpreted into a very peaceful, very good way. from their we go to the prophet muhammed. now you're prophet muhammed is very unique. because unlike jesus, more like i guess the hindu de

no part of barack obama. >> i'm ward armstrong and now charles poindexter is comparing me to barack obama. that's a stretch, charles. i'm pro-life, progun and i always put virginia first. >> bill: joining us now from seattle fox news analyst karl rove. before we get into the electoral college and mr. obama and his quest in north carolina and virginia, you heard -- i'm a simple man as you know. i'm going 2007. 160 billion-dollar deficit spending. now 1.3 trillion go back there same tax rate. same spending rate start there and you say? discretionary good idea. problematic on the so-called mandatory spending. medicare, medicaid. social security and so forth, which is most of the budget now and interest payments, you know that gets complicated. what you will end up doing doctor payments under medicare. >> excellent point. you may have to put a sir charge or 1% or 2% national sales tax to cover to cover that. i think people would agree to that. but, at this juncture, it's such a mumbo jumbo of this did that and nobody can understand it. i think it has to be simple find. let's take mr. ob

sonoma county makes the list, not just for its wineries and check out the russian river, the armstrongte reserve and shopping in pet ta lum ma and dining in hillsburg. and the only other city to make the list is pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> thanks so much for joining us. >> we'll see you again at 6:00. >> good night. so i got this new job last week, but their health insurance doesn't cover my kid's pediatrician. which is not cool. she was so fantastic. she had this sock puppet that she would use to explain exactly what she was doing and why she was doing it. i just wish there was someone to explain to me how i'm going to find another doctor like that. [ male announcer ] we know a good doctor is hard to find. we have some of the largest networks in california so you can choose one that's right for you. blue shield. >>> on the broadcast tonight,

armstrong, edwin e "buzz" aldrin jr. and the recognition of their significant contributions to society. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from mississippi, mr. harper, and the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. braidy, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from mississippi. mr. harper: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. harper: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to submit into the record a letter waiving further committee consideration of thes remain luelings -- resolution. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. harper: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. mr. speaker, this resolution authorizes the use of the rotunda on november 16 to present the congressional gold medal collectively to neil armstrong, edwin e. "buzz" aldrin jr., michael collins and john herschel glenn jr. in recognition of their sign

armstrong bracelet even better looking.s with the i-phones. >> we have a jobs report tomorrow. what would you say when you look at silicon valley? is it still a place you would say jobs are being created, it's still an example of a positive story for america or not? >> silicon valley itself is on fire. so the people who have technical degrees in the valley in the technology business can get 10 or 30 job offers, all the people in our company are being called and asked to interview. people in california who don't have an engineering degree or experience in high-tech, it's the worst of times and unemployment is running high around the valley. we see both. >> marc, thanks and good to see you. >>> amanda knox's father is with us. 48 hours back in seattle, what she's doing. >>> we go inside a women's jail in pakistan and talk to christie turlindreessen. >>> we do this at the same time h preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financi

the ground seeing those little impressions of their prints and i thought back to 1969 when neil armstrong stepped on the moon and said one small step for man and one giant leap for mankind. one tiefu tiny little print for girl walking in the dirt but years later, dozens of other girls will be behind her and eventually hundreds and it will be one giant leap for they're community. it really was the peaks that first brought me there but the people that bring me back again. when i got to corefa in the spring. kanle was very sad. his wife passed away. first we embrace each other and there's dust flying around and tiers in our ayes and then we go over to the local graveyard. as we walked to the graveyard we saw her buried in the box in the ground facing the sunset. and out of sentiment he said without her, i'm nothing and then he said something that i would never forget. he said very soon you're going to be standing here and i'm going to be in the ground. and he kind of chuckled and i didn't think that was very funny because i lost my father in his 40's from cancer in 1981 and my sister and you

broadcasting live from the heart of moscow this is archie armstrong thomas let's take a look at the top. hundreds are arrested in new york and chicago as protesters taking part in occupy wall street marchers meet a fierce response from police. this comes as the occupy movement spreads across the world prompting tens of thousands to vent their anger at the banks they view as sapping the public currency people have to endure severe austerity measures and unemployment. and in other top stories this week the prince former prime minister yulia timoshenko is jailed for seven years after a kiev court finds her guilty of abuse of power but there is no end in sight as new charges are brought against her despite that new and u.s. condemning that will that. president assad of syria tries to appease protesters by promising multi-party elections and the drafting of a new constitution while the u.n. puts the death toll at two months of unrest and more than three thousand earlier the united nations chief warned of a looming civil war with assad firmly supported in damascus and the center growing outsi

armstrong bracelet even better looking.with the i-phones. >> we have a jobs report tomorrow. what would you say when you look at silicon valley? is it still a place you would say jobs are being created, it's still an example of a positive story for america or not? >> silicon valley itself is on fire. so the people who have technical degrees in the valley in the technology business can get 10 or 30 job offers, all the people in our company are being called and asked to interview. people in california who don't have an engineering degree or experience in high-tech, it's the worst of times and unemployment is running high around the valley. we see both. >> marc, thanks and good to see you. >>> amanda knox's father is with us. 48 hours back in seattle, what she's doing. >>> we go inside a women's jail in pakistan and talk to christie turlington. i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry ab

i mean, to have -- some of these musicians i grew up playing with were playing with louie armstrong. >> amazing. >> yeah. to be there as a 6-year-old in a club on bourbon street and have them say, oh, harry jr., come on up and play with us. and i play whatever song i play. and then the next week i come up and i play a different tune. on the break, they would show me, hey, man, this is what you're doing right and this is what you're doing wrong. to have that kind of tutelage firsthand. >> you can't buy it. >> no, really incredible. >> tell me about your parents. >> well, my mother, i knew until i was 13. she died when i was 13. she was from new york, a jewish background. and met my dad when they were working for the government in morocco. and they got married in 1953, moved back to new orleans. my dad was from mobile, alabama. and then grew up in new orleans. so they came back to new orleans. they both were lawyers. and they had a record store in the '50s about ten years before i was born, sort of make money to put themselves through law school. and by the time i came around in '67, t

. >> i learned that from lewis armstrong and taught all the great music ands to play.the inspiration. and i was a fan of his as a young boy and i will never forget that he you'll guised the white trumpet player and he always just would give him the endorsement, big spider, and even at that time, i said that's the right thing to do. why keep talking about yourself? talk about your inspirations or the people that inspired you. and that's why sinatra, was 12 years older than i was. gnat cole, dean martin -- nat cole and dean martin, i learned a lot. >> sonny rollins said how much time he puts into practicing every day. you still practice? >> absolutely. tavis: you still do? >> it's not a matter of practice, you pray to get better. it's a matter of keep learning, to keep studying and keep -- you are only as good as your next show. the show that you did is gone. the next show and you have to be safe. can't just hand it in and say so what, you have to care about it. tavis: i think i said this before, but again it moves me every time i see you in performance, after every song

you have the democrats, like the top democratic in the house of delegates, ward armstrong.s what he has to say in a campaign ad about running away from barack obama. >> i'm ward armstrong, and now charles poindexter is comparing me to barack obama. that's stretch, charles. i'm pro-life, pro-gun and i always put virginia first. that's why i opposed the cap and trade bill. >> what do you say to democrats in states like virginia, north carolina, must-win states for the president that are really drifting away from him? >> what i say to independent voters is that the demonization of our leaders like president obama, like the republicans did to nancy pelosi in the 2010 campaign, is absolutely unacceptable, and i think they will reject it across the board. people know that each of us that runs for office stands on our own record. it's irresponsible for a political party to engage in that kind of demonization, particularly of the president of the united states. we all have to run on our own records, and that ad is a reflection of that member of the delegation is doing. >> at the sa

a few singers, louis armstrong could do it because he was a musician.that one piece of advice he gave you, have you been able to do it? >> i still can't hit that note. not even close. >> you managed to skillfully avoid talking about politics for that entire segment. and you'll be pleased to know i've noticed and we'll take another break and get stuck into obama, the republicans, the election. >> i can't wait. >> in about two minutes. ♪ need someone to cheer you ♪ all the way ask me... even if you think you can live with your old mattress... ask me how i've never slept better... why not talk to one of the 6 million people who've switched to the most highly recommended bed in america. it's not a sealy, a simmons, or a serta... ask me about my tempur-pedic. ask me how i can finally sleep all night. ask me how great my back feels every morning. did you know there's a tempur-pedic for every body? tempur-pedic beds now come insoft...firm...and everything in-between... ask me how i don't wake up anymore when he comes to bed... these are real tempur-pedic owner

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armstrong does in an ad trying to hold on to his seat. watch this. ♪ >> i'm ward armstrong, and now charles point directer's comparing me to barack obama. that's a stretch, charles. i'm pro-life, pro-gun, and i always put virginia first. megyn: i mean, it was just three years ago that president obama, then-senator obama was the darling of virginia, so much so people were saying that state is now blue. >> reporter: yeah. it's an amazing turn around for a state that really saw a lot of democratic push in 2008 and, obviously, the president carried it. and in southern virginia that's not really a surprise. but when you see lawmakers like the woman you just put up there from northern virginia, fairfax, those places that really have been leaning democratic in recent years, that's a big change. also it's worth pointing out that in the story of "the washington post" today this is how they phrased the eye itiner. quote, the white house had considered stops in danville, new port news, charlottesville and fredericksburg, but prominent democrats in v

redskins take field against the phillies on sunday, they may or may not have the talent of anthony armstrongghtower, chris cooley and d'angelo hall, all listed as questionable. the redskins will have their hands full against a philly team that is off to the worth start since andy reid's first season. they have a chance to pull away in the nfc east. no one expected this start from the eagles. you know, given the talent that they got, when we saw that thing coming together, i thought, oh, yeah. man, that is definitely the dream team, but, you know, hey, this is only the first quarter of the season. they have a long way to go. >> they came in the dream team, made all the acquisitions in the offseason and i mean they are 1-4 right now trying to find themselves. this is time for them to find themselves. this is time for to us try to extend our lead in the nfc east. >> you can watch the skins and eagles sunday right here on fox 5 at 1:00 p.m. following that game, the cowboys face the patriots at 4:00 and we recap everything at 11:10 with nissan sports extra. >>> down a level, the biggest question

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she said neil armstrong gave it to him. sets up a sting operation and they agree to meet at this hideaway called den yims. joanne and her new house get to this den yims. they pull out the moon rock and six sheriff's deputies and five nasa agents grab her and pull her out of this denny's. she says she was so scared she lost control her bladder. they took her outside and questioned her for two hours. she went on to say, it's very upsetting. it's all a lie. nasa says the inspector general works to arrest anybody who goes out to sell or steel moon debris. over the years nasa has gotten rid of 2,200 of these things. necessity give them to heads of state and countries. they lost counts of 400 or lost them all together. but nasa says they do not belong to people. these have supposed to be part of the government. neil armstrong says i didn't give it to the guy. he said i never gave anybody a moon rock. the husband died 20 years ago. megyn: the plot thickens. poor joanne. what a scene in a local denny's. >> reporter: she is 4'11". m

wide receiver anthony armstrong is hoping to play on sunday. how about the full back terrell young who sat out the last two games with a hammy, but he participated today in practice. running back tim hightower injured his shoulder on the third play against the rams. so the bye week came at a very good time for him and the team. >> both teams lost in our division and we were sitting there just 3-1 but we can't be concerned with the record, man. it's still early, still a quarter of the season and we've got a lot of football left. >> when the situation is not in your hands and everything works itself out in your favor it just goes to show the game is crazy. things happen, ups and downs every single week. any given sunday as the term goes. it's a good place to be coming off a bye week in that situation but we got continue to keep the same focus. >> there's a couple angles, two desperate team cools on focus with everything to win -- team comes on focus with everything to win. chris cooley told his teammate today he didn't tell them earlier because t

. >>> tim hightower, anthony armstrong, phillip buchanon, chris cooley limited in practice today forredskins. cooley had knee swelling on monday and had to have it drained. big question for the skins is who will be the starting running back sunday when the eagles come to town? ryan torain made his case two weeks ago rushing for a buck 35 against the rams. tim hightower who started the first four games has been limited this week with a bad shoulder, but he knows competition comes with the job. >> you're not competing against the guys in the locker room. you're competing against 32 other teams and any given day a guy comes off the street a free agent and has a great year. so it's not a matter of one of those things of where you get comfortable because you're not a starting guy. it's always competition every single day pushing to be the best you can be. >> you can watch the skins and eagles here on fox 5. the pregame show kicks off at lessen 30. cowboys face the patriots at -- 11:30. cowboys face the patriots at 4:00. >>> john thompson, iii and the hoyas held their annual media day. the

they include anthony armstrong, chris cooley, tim hightower and just added today, deangelo hall with a knee injury. let's go back to chris cooley for a moment. mike shanahan said that he had suffered a bit of a setback with his knee and had to have it drained earlier this week. well, shanahan said it has affected his play and it takes time to get back into football shape. well, chris cooley not too happy he was talked about. >> i'm fine. it's something that i'm managing and something i deal with every day. i am able to practice every day. i'm a firm believer in making you better. and i get myself ready to practice and play every day. am i playing the way i would like to play? probably not. but i'm still playing in my opinion, i'm still playing extremely consistent in the role that i'm being asked to play. >> you can watch the redskins take on the eagles right here at fox 5 at 1:00 p.m. on sunday. the cowboys then face the pay patriots at 4:00. we recap everything at 10:00 with nissan sports xtra. >>> the capitals season have gotten off to an exciting start. they won their first road

global investment manager patrick armstrong says the focus of the talks has shifted. >> i think what they're doing is changing the emphasis on doing everything to stop a default, to putting the banks in position where they can survive a default and not pass contagion on to other banks in this system. and i think that's something that gives them a lot more control because, greece, they actually have no control of it meeting its fiscal targets. >> reporter: it's been almost two years since greek debt was first downgraded. now the french and german leaders say they want solutions in place in the next 24 days when the group of 20 meets in cannes, france. >> susie: despite today's powerful rally, morgan stanley smith barney has turned bearish. the firm told clients today it's putting more money into safe havens like cash. here's the new asset allocation for a moderate risk investor. 30% in stocks, 37% in bonds, 7% cash and 26% in alternative investments. joining us now with more analysis? charles reinhard, deputy chief investment officer at morgan stanley. hi, charlie, nice to you have on