be very very smart about how we structure these things to a limit the growth of student loans and b. make sure that the money is going to the people that needed the most and in a way where it's incentivizing you know more productive activity on the part of the institutions so you're suggesting that wrote them wrote in the money through the students that you just go right to the institutions like it did before reagan. you know i really think that first of all a big reason that public institutions are raising tuition is because they're seeing a decline in state subsidy levels so obviously you know there needs to be some action on the state level this is this is the cost shifting that you wrote about the phrase that's exactly right car shifting in this goes the best research on this is being done with the delta cost project in in there in d.c. but they basically say the reason that that public institutions they're seeing you know historic lows and every time there's an economic downturn of course there's cuts to higher education those cuts the cost of them passed directly on to students as y

b. >> make or break. roger clemens' former strength coach is on the stand. trying to prove that the former baseball great lied on the stand. >> monday, he went to face his chief accuser. on the stand, former clemens trainer brian mcnamee. this set the stage for the charges that clemens lied about using steroids. >> the prosecution needs him to tell his entire story of his involvement with roger clemens, going way back to 1998. >> reporter: clemens said under oath, in front of congress, that he never used steroids. >> reporter: mcnamee's testimony is key. because two weeks ago, andy pettitte waffled on the stand when he was asked about his former teammate, using performance-enhancing drugs. >> reporter: monday, the judge denied a request from clemens' legal team, to throw out petit's testimony. and the judge granted a motion to quash details from mcnamee's sealed divorce proceedings. the defense wanted to discredit mcnamee with those documents. and is also trying to bring up mcnameeee r -- mcnamee's former conviction. >> the defense wants basically to get a l

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. >> my understanding is that o and b will make that decision. >> rs0ó >>> no, i can't imagine. >> thestration does have the flexibility to interpret that. >> you could see a suit over that and this could get interesting in lame duck or even in 2013. >> do you see any loopholes. as you guys look at this as experts, do you see any loopholes that people with ex -- can exploit to try and get around this in any way? >> the only one that comes up and it's hard to believe is oco funding, the contingent operations is not included. it goes wrjÏpgner. one could l÷ of this c7(se,=9:tkhdu budget while you try to work this out. one would go down, one would go up. >> there are some folks who look at sequestration as -- from both parties as not actually that bad. they're looking at this as in the context of a grand bargain, you let the bush tax cuts expire, you let the payroll tax holiday go ákdrm3 sequestration go through that automatically whacks defense as well as other social programs and that goes in large measure to solving some of your debt burden. is that a possibility that folks may actuall

a, to preserve the scene for the investigation, b, to make sure nothing rekindles. the plan yesterday was to let residents back into the buildings that were damaged by wednesday night's fire, but the fire department found new structural damage. as for the investigation as fire of this town home construction site was so large that santa clara fire has had to call in the county's arson task force to help them figure out the cause. we know if they haven't already, they want to speak with witnesses who saw someone pumping a liquid on this site a few hours before it caught fire. we spoke with the president of shea homes. they think it's odd this happened considering it did burn down around 10:00 that night, hours after the construction crew had left the site and gone home. >> no electrical, no plumbing yet. basically at the framing stage. unfortunately that means -- that's why you saw the kind of fire we had. >> reporter: and it was a very large fire. a five alarm, apparently the flames were so high in the air that people reported seeing them from a mile away. as far as

what you should look for, a broad spectrum of sunscreens that block against ultra vieolet a and b rays. maketo use an spf of 15 or higher and reapply sunscreen that is waterproof or sweat proof because it can wear off as the day wears on, wheps you're out in the sun, lynette, because, by god, it can get get hot out there. >> you can get burned through the clouds as well. even on a cloudy day, make sure you slather up as well. my skin color, make sure you put on the sunscreen as well. a lot of darker skin tones think you can't get burned, but you can get burned. that's the tip for the day. we will see some sunshine moving in here, just like yesterday. that sun/cloud mix as we go throughout the day. also we'll be looking for scattered showers and storms popping up too. right now we are looking at temperatures that are on the mild side. we've basically been mild all week long, that's because we have the clouds hovering across the area. when we have the clouds, the temperatures can't drop off because they're acting as a blanket. we see 60s across the board, we're a little bit on the balmy side o

the advisability of being born in the first place, the view from which he quickly waltzed to plan b. makerra's dorothy parker elsewhere freest, you might as well who live. he wrote dance for the figure is easy to the tune is catching and will not stop. fans until the stars come down from the rafters. dance, dance until you drop. in my better moments i prefer the lyrical stoicism of my friend and ally richard dawkins who never loses his sense of wonder what unlikelihood of having briefly made it on a planet where the crude extinction has helped sway and the chance of being conceived live alone delivered so in -- infinitesimal. thank you. [applause] hi pam martin as a pitch always called me. i used to call him and might year hitch. the salient striking thing about christopher is how widely he was loved not just by us family and friends but you and long struggles to think of a public intellectual with the following half as passionate. i wonder why this is fine because there's several elements that reach for the central london. first very handsome. [laughter] in the phrase he used to use and

make, less focus on the income gap. let's say you have two job offers, $50,000 and $55,000 and job "b" you make $50,000500,000 and your boss is making a million dollars. i think the focus is really on the wrong thing. >> john: have you ever anyone say i would rather make the $50,000. >> some people focus on the envy aspect. let's focus the gap, that is almost an icon for them. >> envy is a big deal. people that do feel envious, the key thing about them, they feel they don't have mobility. they can't get ahead. people who think they can get ahead want even if there is a lot of ineastbound adequate they want a society that has mobility. so protect the opportunity society and say inequality is perfectly okay. >> john: one person that changed the terms of the debate in the way you describe is charles murray when you wrote losing ground. welfare was something that was going there and anybody that fought it was cruel. >> basically said that the problem with the welfare system is not a waste of money which it was. it was hurting the people that was supposed to help. as soon as the moral claim was laid out the fuse was lit. all ma

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it's packed with b-vitamins and nutrients to make it last., boys. make your move. we'll take the 5-hour energy. smart move. 5-hour energy. hours and hours of energy. >>> we're back with "tuesday's trend." this week it's all about what's not there. >> designers are cutting all shapes from the latest fashions. >> today's style editor and bobbie.com's bobbie thomas is here to tell us all about it. >> you're wearing it. >> a little peek-a-boo happening. >> that's a new deal they're doing? >> cut-outs are really everywhere. they started sort of last year, believe it or not in the fall. spring and summer they're everywhere because it is practical. you'll see it in the fall again. it is kind of a trend you may want to buy because it will stick around. but celebrities, we have pictures of course of some gorgeous bodies rocking cutouts in every area. charlize theron, that dress when she turned around -- and halle berry, like no other, if i had a stomach like that -- >> you are, girl. >> i wish. my gold today was to show the real people of the world li

make, less focus on the income gap. let's say you have two job offers, $50,000 and $55,000 and job "b" you make $50,000500,000 and your boss is making a million dollars. i think the focus is really on the wrong thing. >> john: have you ever anyone say i would rather make the $50,000. >> some people focus on the envy aspect. let's focus the gap, that is almost an icon for them. >> envy is a big deal. people that do feel envious, the key thing about them, they feel they don't have mobility. they can't get ahead. people who think they can get ahead want even if there is a lot of ineastbound adequate they want a society that has mobility. so protect the opportunity society and say inequality is perfectly okay. >> john: one person that changed the terms of the debate in the way you describe is charles murray when you wrote losing ground. welfare was something that was going there and anybody that fought it was cruel. >> basically said that the problem with the welfare system is not a waste of money which it was. it was hurting the people that was supposed to help. as soon as the moral claim was laid out the fuse was lit. all ma

it's packed with b-vitamins and nutrients to make it last.ust stand there holding your lattes, boys. make your move. we'll take the 5-hour energy. smart move. 5-hour energy. hours and hours of energy. >>> singer, model, actor and all-around sweetheart eduardo verastegui. >> he is starring in a new movie called "for greater glory" based on a true story about the war in mexico. let's take a look. >> i say we support the rebellion. >> they'll need food, medicine. >> and ammunition. >> we can support them. with communication. but we will not fight. >> so good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> your movie's very moving. i was not aware of this. it was basically in 1926 a it was basically in 1926 a war i didn't even know about. tell bus it. >> i didn't know either. >> and you're mexican! >> a few years ago somebody asked me in los angeles, so, why don't do you a movie about the gustero war? what are you talking about? you're from mexico. it was embarrassing for me because then i find out eventually that many of my friends didn't know either because

b. of a for making political contributions from the companies treasury funds so if the courts and congress are going to stop the insane amount of money pouring into our political system then quit shareholders to it joining me from our studio in new york is william cohen former investment banker and author of the recently released paperback edition money and power how goldman sachs came to rule the world he's also contributing editor to vanity fair and a columnist for bloomberg view well thanks so much for joining us tonight and you know what's what's your take care what you think of this idea to actually have the shareholders sit down and try to vote and say you know what these are treasury funds from the entire company it's not like we're personally deciding where they're going they shouldn't go towards political donations. look shareholders shareholders own of these companies i mean there's no question about that unfortunately they take a backseat role because they just don't assert their shareholder rights and here's an opportunity you know where you see the example of them trying to as

a view from which he quickly walked to plan b. makeost of the dance, or as dorothy parker elsewhere praised it, you might as well live. he wrote dance, dance for the figure in the tune is capturing and will not stop. dance until the stars come down from the rafters, dance, dance, dance until you drop. in my better moments, i preferred the lyrical stoicism of my friend and ally, richard dawkins, who never loses his sense of wonder at the sheer unlikelihood of having briefly made it on a planet where extinction has helped sway and the chances of being conceived, let alone safely delivered, it sows in september mall. thank you. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> by m. martin amis or little keith, as hitch always called me. i used to call him my dear hitch. the most salient and striking thing about christopher is how widely he was loved, not just by us and friends, but by you. one struggles to think of a public intellectual with a following heart that is passionate. i wonder why this is. there are several

b is the best to me. it's savory, it's spicy, it has flavor. >> what makes b perfect?et and spicy and the meat was great. >> b for bland. >> chili b was also made by a veteran. >> i'm going to go with d. it was very spicy and it had a big kick at the end. >> which one? >> c. >> tastes like? >> pasta sauce. >> c was made by newcomers to the chili cookoff. >> it's kind of like they're tasting wine. >> just as classy as a wine tasting as well. >> as long as no one starts spitting. >> i like the steak in it. it's different. >> d is also from a newcomer but it's from a champion, brian champion. >> i think i like to be kicked more than i like to be sweetened. in the end a came away from the win. it got 19 votes, b got 13 votes and c got 9 votes and d got 8 votes. >> hands down a. it has a sweetness to it. i can't put my finger on it. >> we asked the cook what the sweetness was in chili a he said sin monday and brown sugar and honey. so, yes, sweet. this winner of our little taste test today will have a sign on his booth. so keep an eye out for him and you can see how sweet i

is attending a $50,000 a plate fund-raiser next week with plan b maker phil frost whose chairman of teva pharmaceuticals, a company that makesplan b. think progress.com comes out with this today, how do you oppose can k07b tra september ifs but attend a fund-raiser where the chairman of the company that makes them, raising money for you? little hypocritical richard? >> look, he is palling around with plan b. the republicans want it make an argument in 2008 that you could judge a candidate, in that case, barack obama, by the company he was keeping at certain points of his career. in this campaign, mitt romney's got a problem about what he stands for. and for as long as his private meetings, the money that he is raising, don't stack up to his public comments, he is going it face this perennial question which is, what do you support? what do you stand for? so it is not just hypocrisy, it is what is the real mitt romney? what is his real agenda here? and he is not really answering it by confusing the picture in this way. >> maria, does he need santorum and others to help him keep the conservatives in line or can he win without t

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it's packed with b-vitamins and nutrients to make it last.our lattes, boys. make your move. we'll take the 5-hour energy. smart move. 5-hour energy. hours and hours of energy. i'm harris faulkner and this is the fox report. we are tracking tropical storm beryl just hours away from making landfall along the southeastern coastline. warnings now in effect for the georgia coastline and parts of florida and south carolina. people there getting ready for a lot of rain and strong winds. from the area, bracing for beryl, chief meteorologist at fox 30 in jacksonville, florida, mike barish joins us. >> the storm is now closing in. less than 100 miles away from jacksonville. beryl with sustained winds about 65 miles per hour and the first rain bands have made it ashore now and the winds at 65. that is not all that far from hurricane strength. looks like it will be steady state now and weakening tonight and tomorrow as the storm wakes its way inland in east to west across the area. here is a look at our doppler radar and you can see there is yellow in he

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it's packed with b-vitamins and nutrients to make it last.t just stand there holding your lattes, boys. make your move. we'll take the 5-hour energy. smart move. 5-hour energy. hours and hours of energy. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you. my guest tonight is an acclaimed actor, best known for playing hawkeye on "mash." i'll ask him why he didn't reprize his role in "the avengers." please with with with wit welco. hey, alan, nice to see you. thanks so much for coming on. i am a huge fan and deeply disturbed by your entire career. >> oh, is that what it it? oh, my gosh. >> stephen: yes. >> i'm sorry. >> stephen: you are a famous liberal. >> i think independently, and-- and thinking it through carefully and weighing everything, i come down on the democratic side. >> stephen: really? why don't you stop thinking and start feeling. >> well, that would be a good way to do it. >> stephen: are you against feeling? you're an actor. actor's feel. >> that's true. many times we do. ( laughter ). >> stephen: people-- p

taylor, on the b cap, what can we do to make it better? you know, on the b cap program? >> congressman, i think the one issue is this strong tendency to try to diversify and take as many projects into play as possible. and i think even though i can't commend the people at fsa and usda enough for sorting out the complexity of these different programs because they're very complex and i'm trying to understand them. but the emphasis needs to be on seeing programs through to maturity. not just shotgunning, they need to have more of an emphasis on the whole mature ration process. so the money just doesn't fall down rat holes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> i thank the gentleman. i have a question i want to ask and extend to whoever on the panel would like to respond to it. obviously the initial goal of the energy title in the 2008 farm bill was to spur the development of commercially viable ethanol and advanced biofuels. however, i'm not sure the single gallon of commercial ethanol has been blended into the fuel supply. so it's a two-part question for the panel. anyone on the

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