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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help.n expwrawn in the unresolved problem segment tonight, president obama trying to shift the blame for the economic chaos in last week's s&p credit downgrade. >> this downgrade you have been reading about? could have been entirely avoided. if there had been a willingness to compromise in congress. it was a self-inflicted wound. [ applause ] that's why people are frustrated. maybe you hear it in my voice i'm frustrated. because you deserve better. you guys deserve better. >> juan: with me to analyze liberal columnist sally colmes and joining us from baltimore georgetown professor chris melter. let me begin with you. do you really think that he is personally frustrated and says i feel it in my voice, it's emotional. did you buy this? is it genuine or is the president just playing on general anger at washington and now positioning himself as an outer who is blameless? >> well, he is the ultimate insider in this particular case so jo buy a bit of that i feel your pain. perhaps what he would h

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> mob attacks injuries, a mayor fed up and a police force clamping down. philadelphia mayor michael nutter instituted a beefed-up weekend curfew last night in an attempt to curb recent violence. i put the cut-off at 9:00 p.m. for kids 17 and under in two key districts. cnn's susan candiotti was there when the law went into effect. >> reporter: it's friday night, we're in downtown philadelphia, center city. one of the two areas where the extended curfew is kicking in. it's just about to start. we have police ready to go. police and volunteers are here to help patrol the streets. anyone under the age of 18 has to be off the streets by 9:00 or they will be in big trouble. there have been a number of incidents, eight of them in the last 20 months. and police are tired of the havoc that they're creating. we're about to talk to the police commissioner about why he thinks this extended curfew is going to make a difference. >> i think it sends a very strong message to children and parents that we're serious about this. we c

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> reporter: we're okay. please don't shoot, sir. we are in between two walls so we're fine. but as people drive by in their trucks they're so excited. and this is something that has become a bit of a problem in the city as they blast these guns through the city. we don't know where we're going to land. it is surrounded by a neighborhood. >> remarkable courage, sara sidner and matthew chance and aura damon are showing right now in tripoli. it is a very fluid situation. later came a bit of a backlash including breaking news, moammar gadhafi on the radio tonight vowing victory. he also claims that tribes loyal to gadhafi are making their way toward tripoli to liberate the city gradually from what he called "gangs". separately, french wire services tonight are reporting that loyalists have fired a number of scud missile from gadhafi's hometown into the city of misrata. there have been reports he's fled to his hometown or left the country. a lot of conflicting information tonight. america

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> we cannot and must not endureour more years of rising tax, rising debt, rising energy dependence on nations that intend us harm. it's time to get -- >> that of course is texas governor rick perry. he is the latest entry into the republican sweepstakes for the republican presidential nomination. he is the hot name in the republican race right now. but can rick perry keep the golden glow as voters get to know him? what do we hope to know about the man who hopes to win the gop nomination? >> a lot. there is a lot to learn, i'm sure. mark preston is following him and has been for a while. of course, our senior political editor. so a you're watching this speech, you're there today in south carolina and then in new hampshire. and we've been talking about george w. bush and the comparisons there. what do you make of all this? >> well, you know, i was just in the backyard. i saw him deliver this speech to about 150 people here in new hampshire. oftentimes when people in new hampshire go out to these house foirts neat pres

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call or click to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca mayable to help. >>> :26 past the hour as we look at downtown new york city, specifically battery park, where people are making light of some of the flooding. there are folks that have been going through that area. it is unprecedented this kind of flooding, when you think about the size and scope of hurricanes erenal, while it passed by new york, it was. there are a lot of potential problems that can arise from this. you have to be very careful. you never know what is underneath those waters. that could include a live power line, in which case those waters could be absolutely deadly and be electrocuted. >> if not later today, officials aloss -- from the bronx, one of the five boroughs. there you see some downed trees. that has been a problem ought over the place. as a matter of fact, among the -- aattributed to, so that's pretty dangerous. a massive treat that was uprooted there. you're seeing results in all the problems we'll be dealing with today. stay with us. a short break. we'll be r

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. @@ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle allhe liberal rodney dangerfield finally gets to introduce a topic. the "newsweek" cover of michele bachmann creating a controversy. critics say the picture was used to make her look back and the tite ol the queen of rage is facing backlash. rage doesn't appear anywhere in the article. i'll say this in defense of michele bachmann. now that i have looked at the picture, it is outrageous. it does i think portray her as happened with sarah palin in a negative light. i don't know why "newsweek" back to back gets themselves in this controversy when you knew you were going to get it. amazingly, the national organization of women, one of your favorite groups come out in defense of bachmann on this. >> dana: the reason they did it back-to-back is the reason what we're doing right now, giving them attention. i will guarantee you if the head of "newsweek" had a picture of herself like this on the cover of my magazine there would be h-e-double hockey sticks to pay. finally, the national organization

call or click to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may. >>> jack cafferty is here with "the cafferty file." jack? >> here's some great news. u.s. troops may stay in afghanistan until 2024. ten years later than when the u.s. said it would hand over security to kabul. the british newspaper "the daily telegraph" reports that the u.s. and afghan governments are close to signing a deal that would allow thousands of u.s. troops to stay in afghanistan for an additional ten years. for what? the reason we went there, osama bin laden, he's dead. the u.s. economy collapsing under a mountain of debt. we're either unable or unwilling to fix our own financial problems, so what exactly is the point of dumping additional billions of dollars, not to mention human treasure, into that sand pit, afghanistan? according to "the daily telegraph" the agreement will allow both military trainers and u.s. special forces, plus air power, to remain in afghanistan until at least 2024. top officials for both governments reportedly say they want to sign this pact before

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> let's talk about libya now. are two very separate items to tell you about today in libya. first is the health and status of the only person convicted in the bombing of pan am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland. he's in libya and there's news today about his condition and fate. now that libya's state is in transition. we're working to confirm several reports about members of moammar gadhafi's family. his wife, three of his children, the foreign ministry says they're in algeria. more on that as soon as we get more details. i want you to watch this report. it's an exclusive report from cnn's senior international correspondent x nick robertson about al meg rah mi. he may be the only person alive who knows who ordered the bombing of the pan am flight. nick was looking for megrahi in tripoli yesterday. he found him. >> we found his villa in an upper part of town. at least six security cameras and flood lights outside. >> this is megrahi's house. this is where he's been living for the last couple of years. we're going

call or click to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca mayable to help. >> sean: major controversy developing here in new york after news broke that mayor michael bloomberg is refusing to allow clergy members to participate in the ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. a spokesperson for the city said there are hundreds of important people that have offered to participate over the last nine years the focus remains on the families. what makes the policy more controversial is the fact that he was okay with building a mosque steps from ground zero. saying the government should not interfere with people's religion. here with reaction juan williams, co-host of the great five, kimberly guilfoyle. juan, wait a minute. we can't mention god on september 11th? i have a theory about why he's doing this. i think this is outrageous to the people of new york and to the families and to the overwhelming majority of people that day, that prayed and turned to god as their country was under attack. you support this decision? >> no, i think t

call or click to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca mayafter months of buzz and speculation, and everything from what she will be wearing to who is on the guest list, even how many bottles of wine she will have on hand to help celebrate, the reality of kim kardashian has finally arrived. later today, kardashian will marry kris humpphries. there is a lot of buzz over who is going to be there. >> jennifer lopez, justin bieber, donald trump was invited but he's not showing up because he has a golf tournament and ellen degeneres was invited. i doubt she's going to make it. >> how many people -- do we know at this point? >> 500 guests on the guess list. it's going to be star-studded. also, old friends are going to be in the house. >> there's a mix of hollywood and music people. >> i have heard a price tag on this thing as high as 20 million. have you heard that? >> i've been hearing figures, 20 to 30 million. >> no way. >> i don't know how that is possible. unless everybody is going home. >> it sounds like the wedding itself is sounding like a

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. @ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all >> andrew: welcome back to "the five." we're talking about the riots in london and the big question is whether or not something like this could happen here, right here in the usa. we have problems in philadelphia where the mayor lectured people on their clothing and on his own ordered those under 18 to go home is that constitutional? we may have a problem in new york city where the police department wants to follow people on their blackberries to know with whom they are communicating and meeting up. >> kimberly: here are the questions, whether it's publicly indecent, are they showing any body part or showing area of their butttocks, et cetera. then you have an argument to tell them to pick them up. if you are in a private school, absolutely. you are subjected to the rules whether they have uniforms, et cetera. but this is an area people say this is what i want to wear. or expression. >> one of the things he says, judge, is it's about jobs. if the complaint is we don't have enough mone

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> greta: right now we are in really trouble. we are more than 14 trillion in debt and that number is growing every second. we hate to think how much it grew in the last commercial break. do you wonder whether your elected leaders care? 34 areas within our federal government money is wasted. that money is yourses. billion -- is yours. billions lost in waste and duplicative services. griff jenkins gives us an in-depth look at the 350 page gao report. >> reporter: imagine what the government could do if it could save one billion dollars. forget the 14 trillion debt or the 500 billion dollar budget for this or that. just one billion dollars would allow the government to give a $10,000 raise to all 100,000 troops serving in iraq and afghanistan. would it allow the government to buy two million school children a brand new ipad 2. and if the salary of 50,000 a year they could hire 20,000 new employees. what if i told you there was a plan, a blueprint already existing to do that? well, the government accountability office, the

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> developments related to thelimit deal. editor of national review syndicated columnist rich lour is here. doug shown is with us she is an anchor of the fox business network. nicole pedaliki. i give you a lot of credit for bravery hanging out with the guys on the floor. let's take republican and democrat out of that. you didn't call me a rob b hobh. you didn't call anybody a hobbit. taking that out this is a reality we have to deal with you. we are not dealing with group problem but every year we are increasing spending 8 perts a year over this ten-year period of time we are saving a trillion, 2 trillion, $3 whatever the number is we are still accumulating 7, 8 trillion more in new debt. that is not a rescue. >> 7 trillion instead of 10 trillion. the obama administration spending much more than the bush administration spent in 8 years in his four years alone. i feel like they are spending spending spending. i feel like i am a nonbeliever now i am getting this for now. we continue to hear the rhetoric about the cor

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call or click to learn more. [ male announcer ] if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca mayours. this summer put your family in an exceptionally engineered mercedes-benz w for an exceptional price during the summer event. but hurry, this offer ends august 31st. >> sean: tonight on our great american panel, he's a fox news legal analyst, peter johnson. an online producer and opinion writer at "the washington times," carrie picket is back. an award-winning comedian, appearing august 6th -- >> when you do this -- >> sean: can't you do it with some enthusiasm like johnny carson used to? say this is a guy you want to see. you got a look on your face, you might as well want to pave your driveway. it would be more fun. >> sean: thank on do it like this. is that better? >> hang on a second. yes. >> sean: does that help? >> yes. that's great. >> sean: he'll be in collinsville, connecticut. by the way, he works with jon stewart -- come on. every time with the jon stewart. >> sean: you're embarrassed, i understand. >> come see me this saturday. helicopter in with my chopper. >> sean: i

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