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it's tough. >> what about belize?>> i'm not -- >> i know very little about belize. >> they're restructuring. >> if china's at 5% to 6%, they may be in relative good shape compared to the rest of the world. what does that mean to the rest of the world? if we can't continue to see 7%, 8%, 9%. >> they've got the tools because they've got the money. so if you talk about pushing the pump, they can prime that pump and get it going again. and they -- and they have a system that they can say here's what we're going to do. they don't have to go through the machinations that everyone else has to go through. i'm confident that china will not be the problem. but tomorrow we'll have a lot of good insights that are a lot better than mine. mine are from 55,000 feet reading about it, but 5% to 6% is not very good for china. they're used to 9%, 10%, 11%. >> the thing that struck me yesterday, there was a story out late that talked about -- i don't know if it was a reiters story or where it came from, but they said the chinese were loo

in a self-sufficient household like this one in belize, there is but one constant -- are there enoughthe household to provide for daily needs ? the rash household is like millions of others around the world -- pooling the laboofheir extended family to survive. their lives are a model for archaeologists interpreting the families of the past. the excavations in the copan valley revealed many clusters of houses surrounded by agricultural fields. comparing today's belize households to the archaeological remains, william sanders believes that many of the ancient copan residents also lived in extended families. the advantage of this kind of organization is that there are a variety of work tasks that you can share. there are certain phases of the agricultural season, for example, where it's very important to do a job as fast as possible. for example, planting. you don't want to spread planting over a week. you want to get it done in one or two days. that means you have to mobilize labor. and if you're a poor peasant, how are you going to mobilize labor ? well, you share it. and you live toge

fast it's that's a different story than you would have so that is why the gas from central asia from belize you from australia is good good ideas but it will be not enough that is where change is right away our guess the question is amount and price of course can gas from afford to provide discounts for you. already do it for example this yeah i've got strong will return for being able do this to european consumers a lot of european companies. they do discounts several times for example with their own company any good times good spot. give give a discount to this company so that is what we see that. gets promo is already flexible in this questions but for european companies on the left as well that more more more more sort of the question of greed. i used a grazing gas marina some things never change i'll be back about fifty five minutes or a heavy thanks very much indeed and looking forward to more business news next hour right now though i'll bring you have lines very shortly. mission free clinic ation free in-store charges free. range month free. three stooges free. download free broadca

national campaign manager saying, when we said that the congressman of iowa, conservative, pro-lifer in belizel security and voted for the ryan budget, no one cared. when we said steve king is a racist, steve king believes that an empty of average rents of to be putting an electric fences, people move. are you not just shocked? >> of course i am. i am thinking of, who is the top of the democratic party? debbie watson results. who is the chairman of the democratic national committee. here's a woman -- lou: we have not heard from for some time. >> that's right. i wonder why they have muzzle there. israeli ambassador characterized the republicans as dangerous when he never did, and then she denied that she said it. then, of course, the tape recording. but this kind of vicious partisanship seems to start at the top, and that is that democratic way. lou: i don't believe that she has been engaged in a public statement or speech since she had to make that -- analysis she lied in public. check me on that. let me ask you this. as you look at these numbers, it seems that this president -- i cannot imagi

he reportedly presented a fake passport from belize when arrested.e hasn't lived in san jose for 10 years. >>> no you to very dangerous war on the high seas. between pirates and private security companies whose armed guards prosecute text valuable ships billions of dollars are at stake. dan harris filed this story for "nightline". >> it's a friday afternoon in the middle of the indian ocean one of the busiest shipping lanes on earth. area infested with somali pivrments you can see a pirate skiv heading to the american shipping vichlt i give you standby. >> commercial ship is carrying a crew of american security guards former navy seals. the team leader orders a warning shot. >> go ahead warning shot. but look what happens instead. massive blast of gunfire. pirates skiv driver hit or killed crashes into the side of the ship. by the time it was over and unknown number of pirates may have been killed or injured. this video offers a rare glimpse inside a largely hidden war being fought between somali pirates and private security companies. with american

. >> but best of all, you get a free trip to belize. >> why would caribbean living owner give away ae vacation. >> it benefits my advertisers. you can't pay for that. that's priceless. >> i'm sure debbie is going to enjoy all of that swag that she picked up. >>> "the insider" is getting you involved in sunday's emmys. getting the stars to answer your questions. tweet what you would ask them to the twitter handle at "the insider" live, we'll pose to them the celebs on the red carpet. and bring them to you on monday. >>> right now, let's send it back over to brooke in new york. >>> speaking of twitter, leann rimes is just the last famous face to seek refuge against cyberbullying. so, tonight, how the stars are dealing with the dark side of social media. >> social media can be a wonderful tool. it also has the power to inflict pain on people. >> it's important not to do it. you don't want to make somebody feel bad or make themselves hurt themselves. >> i never answer them back. i just ignore it or block them. >> hollywood is speaking out against the epidemic that's taking over twitter.

according to belize, the firearms were intended for others. >> a mass of wildfire has been burning forearly a week. the 16 complex fire being treated as one blaze even though it is two separate fires in its two different counties northwest of sacramento, firefighters say it is 75 percent contained. the cause remains under investigation. stay with us, your full forecast is ahead. sphere >>ysabel: here is a live look at sidon said francisco. it is looking quite lovely. yesterday was quite warm. let's get a look at the forecast. >>janu: we are actually expecting a pretty similar day, a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. this is the view for the bay bridge very low clouds in the background. it will burn off pretty quickly. fill a lot of sunshine this afternoon. tomorrow, slightly warmer. the rest of the week will get pretty hot inland. here's a look at your current temperatures. mostly whites for the fifties. by noon, '60s and '70s. afternoon highs in the '80s. temperatures will be: not to mix the '50s and '60s in the north bay. quarry he's " or for the inland valleys. mid-60's in do

they all became here and became citizens and started citizens the guy from belize became a citizen lastr and started a business and has five employees. regulations make it difficult and dissuade a lot of people. a lot of other people who have zero chance in their countries come here, you know what? i will climb the mountain. unfortunately shouldn't be a mountain. should be a molehill. should be easy to start a business in this country and people should be encouraged. martha: 69% of people say administration regulation dissuade them from doing that. get out there and buy a business and get married and read a book according to charles payne. >> absolutely. do it all today too. martha: exactly. bill: we have news from campbell's soup. campbell's soup, on a day when unemployment increased slightly, campbell's soup is lay of off 10% of the its workforce. closing a plant in sacramento, 700 workers there. closing a plant in new jersey. there is crossing by way of campbell soup in new jersey. there is also this. in a fox news alert. breaking word from our own bret baier out of washington. on da

they are beholden to the my way or the highway belize, bankrolls -- and a bankroll their ads and allergicack obama does not stand for that. you and i will not stand for that. [applause] i will be honest with you. i do not agree with president obama about everything. i have gotten to know him. i have worked with him. the choice is crystal clear. when he took office the economic crisis had already put my state of florida on the edge of disaster. the foreclosure crisis was consuming homeowners, our vital construction industry had come to a standstill. president obama saw what i saw. a catastrophe in the making. he took action. [applause] one of his first trip sen office brought him to fort myers, florida where i was proud to embrace them to keep our police, teachers, and firefighters on the job. that caused me more grief from my party that you can ever imagine. even as the republican party fought to stop him, this president showed his courage invested in america and saved our florida. [applause] two years later, florida and the gulf coast faced the worst environmental disaster in our nation'

i was in vegas and guy from italy and belize.ted a business and in the printing industry and it's harder, intimidating with the war on success, but americans themselves, i think, are forget about how great this country is. other people know around the world how great we are and that's why they still, you know, jump on life rafts to get here. stuart: charles, thank you. back to nicole, a winner, and i don't know who it is. tell us and why is it a winner? >> well, we're looking at discover financial, the credit card company is a winner, a top performer in the s&p 500 today. a couple of things, to your point, i know you guys were talking about uncertainty and a tough economy, whether people are hiring. that's something that the credit card stores really saw during the financial crisis. people aren't spending as much, obviously, didn't have the confidence as the job picture has improved slightly. we've seen confidence improving and customers are spending more. not only are they spending more, but also, there are more transactions and

and venezuela, colombia and even up the yucatan, belize back into mexico and the gulf all expressed interestn seeking deep water exploration in the next five to ten years. >> now trinidad and tobago has plenty of drilling experience and offshore drilling and government's exhibit production. it is if -- production. what can the island do? >> the first thing we note is that trinidad and tobago among all the particularly south caribbean nations has a long history of offshore oil and gas particularly gas exploration. they just celebrated the 100th anniversary of the first drilling of the oil well online. they've been drilling offshore and in that they've developed a very strong anestra truckture. they have -- infrastructure. they have ware housing and transportation. they have deep water ports for the support of the larger offshore service vessels that are required to both service the oil field and to respond to a spill. in addition, they have airport facilities and land transport facilities between the airport and the harbor facilities that can handle most cargo needs. they're not quite up to t

our universal belief in the universal rights of men and women and recognize that not everybody yet belize in those rights. and we have to help the world move in that direction. we should be so pleased that over the last 20 or 30 years, hundreds of millions of people have moved in this direction. they got in the economic wherewithal to move into the middle class and have representative forms of government. i think that trend will continue. >> would you like to comment? >> i would like to make two comments. my dear friend has mentioned system that has taken place in the european union. the middle east is more difficult. they landed on the same -- piece. they took off from the same piece and landed with a new they wanted to land -- nato and the european union. in the middle east, we do not take off. the country to not take off from the same situation. they do not have landing paths. they have to find a way out without a prescription. the majority of the country's -- countries, to try to help them to get out of a situation without giving the impression that you want to [indiscernible] it is m

we have one president who seems to understand that until the belize it and another one who seems nothat. when you stand up and fight for women, you get their votes. when you do not, you did not. on the party level, i believe they do have a structural problem. there are a lot of issues with young women they are out of touch on a writ this is more generational but it also has some universality. when you do not embrace global warming and the idea that we have some environmental threats -- you look of floods, fires, the hurricanes and the debris of them. there are men and women who feel out of touch if you do not understand the dynamics and an awful it committed to creating clean energy. when you take the position that is harsh on how you want to teach bidi treat children brought to this country as infants who have raised their hands and pledged allegiance to america, they want to stay in this country and the americans and you want to veto a bill that would that the state there and become the kinds of citizens that the executive at microsoft was talking about, who can become the engineer

jonathan: it's a trip to belize! (yelling) wayne: scooter. make a deal." i'm your host wayne brady. that's tiffany coyne. my right-hand man, jonathan mangum, and on the music, cat gray. cat, play me some deal music. who wants to make a deal? let's go! (screaming) let's see. come here, chad. (cheering) how are you doing, chad? come here. -yes! wayne: welcome to the show. -why, hello! wayne: hello, chad. so what are you dressed as, chad? -i'm an '80s workout guy. i love richard simmons, but as you can see i might have dropped out of his program. wayne: yeah, right, you don't need him. you know why you don't need him? because you need 1,500 bucks. that's what you need, here, that's yours. -oh, man. wayne: that's it, and you didn't have to work out to get it. brand new plan. walk down some stairs, you get some cash. that's called the incentivization of working out. -oh, man. wayne: fitness can help you get this. curtain two. jonathan: it's a kia soul! hit the road in this kia soul, featuring a six-speed manual transmission, power-assisted rack an

our universal belief in the universal rights of men and women and recognize that not everybody yet belize in those rights. and we have to help the world move in that direction. we should be so pleased that over the last 20 or 30 years, hundreds of millions of people have moved in this direction. they got in the economic wherewithal to move into the middle class and have representative forms of government. i think that trend will continue. >> would you like to comment? >> i would like to make two comments. my dear friend has mentioned system that has taken place in the european union. the middle east is more difficult. they landed on the same -- piece. they took off from the same piece and landed with a new they wanted to land -- nato and the european union. in the middle east, we do not take off. the country to not take off from the same situation. they do not have landing paths. they have to find a way out without a prescription. the majority of the country's -- countries, to try to help them to get out of a situation without giving the impression that you want to [unintelligible] it is

i just passed a belize. okay, so let's see what psc is. ( buzzer ) zonk. psc as in washington. ) >> no, door number two. >> wayne: man, you are really feeling it, aren't you? >> yeah. >> wayne: what if i gave you $1,500 right now. ( audience yelling suggestions ) >> oh, my gosh. no, i'm still going to go for it. >> wayne: okay. let's show him pls. i offered you $1,500. you said you wanted this. ( cheers and applause ) you are going to turks and caicos. tac is a zonk. ( cheers and applause ) congratulations. more "let's make a deal" after this. hershey's drops. a lot of hershey's happiness in little drops of milk chocolate. and cookies n creme. pure hershey's. you can't argue with nutrition you can see. great grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. see the seam? more processed flakes look nothing like natural grains. i'm eating what i know is better nutrition. mmmm. great grains. search great grains and see for yourself. laura's being healthy and chewing her multivitamin. introducing one-a-day vitacraves for women! finally, a great-tasting gummy multivitamin de

sure where we got this idea that we want our leaders to be just like us but that is the operating belizepathy. how -- look how alike i empty it. -- i am to you. usually these conventions tend to be more forward-looking and policy focus. it feels like there is a conflict -- a continuous effort to have an emotional connection. >> we could use a stash of -- dash of stoicism. the fact of the matter is whether -- how much empathy you have is not really as important as what policies he going to put in place and with your leadership capabilities are. michelle obama's speech did have some nod to policy in the way that ann romney's didn't. >> maybe mitt romney should not have played a long but we know the obama people recognize the huge vulnerabilities of mitt romney. they know that in the world largest student council election, you do not vote for the smartest kids. you both for the kid to like. >> that must be the calculation. >> and the tone of the speeches and the speakers -- this slice and dice strategy that president obama has. he desperately needs huge turnouts among latinos. women, this o

it weeks -- it weeps and belize. each new day, a gas is added to her wounds. what are those wounds?ere before me know this better than i do. the employment rate is above 8% for 43 months. the unemployment rate 1 barack obama took office was 7.8%. the labor force is shrinking to record lows. people are giving up looking for work, especially men. the august participation rate in the labor force for men was below 70%. that is the lowest other on record. -- ever on record. median household income has declined more than $4,000. half of recent college graduates are underemployed or on a -- under employed. more people are on the stands and ever. that is almost 50 million. poverty is at the highest number we have ever seen since the census bureau began keeping track. 46.2 million people. black unemployment is near record highs, 14%. these are-yes that will not be forgiven -- these would not be forgiven by others if they were in charge. you can be sure of that. as a mitt romney said in a very smart appearance in a good speech -- [applause] yes. if i am president job one will be creating jobs