leave it said ben. from the middle of the panting stack of men. nobody move said ben. there was a brief silent. or at least when i do. sorry. that's okay said ben. patrice rolled off the bed. then he flickinged it into the toilet. what's this? his head was on my which of the now. that's an orchid. it keeps coming back. one with of those extra touches that mean a lot. he stared down at this offering. it don't look right somehow. i know. especially with a condom on it. he cleaned up at the sink. he started gathering up his clothes. hang with us for a while. busy day tomorrow. >> my other job, bacheloret party. i strip for private parties. that's what this is for. he was stepping into his fatigues. apparently impressed. it ain't worth the bus fair half the time. patrice shrubbed. if a sister has a plate of ribs, there's no way to held her attention. ben and i laughed. i'm serious. tickled to his response. i am up there working my ass off and they are sitting down there with their press on nails. tough crowd. they say they like the mens, he drew out the last. but they don'

ben pulled my face into his and kissed me. in a three way, there's always the danger of being left out. i never felt unwelcome on the ride. by the time we were naked, by the time i shot my load, i rolled it on to patrice. he came on all fours. never touches himself. i know because i was under neath, catching the flash. ben stayed there. his heart beating hard. then my cell phone rang. it's programmed to ring like an old 40's ring. leave it said ben. from the middle of the panting stack of men. nobody move said

ben turned and looked at me. you think i bought us a hustler? how pathettic tic do you think we are? >> i sort of felt like he targeted us. i didn't get that sense. may be i'm wrong. ben smiled. you are disappointed. no , i said, no just annoyed. he pulled down the waist band. i don't need a mercy suck. he looked up. mercy suck. whatever. undeterred ben got down to business. mercy i said, there was when mr. johnson knocked on the door. you may have figured it out by now. to us, he was still the great dark man. a mythical man or object to desire. it was probably why we jumped to attention. jesus. tucking the incriminating evidence. wait. let this go down first. >> why? i don't know. seems rude. ben widened his eyes at me. did you learn that from miss manners. i hid myself. this probably made me look grand. that somehow seemed preferable. men opened the door. he was standing there. i'm sorry fellows. come on in. our visitor shot a quick glance. can we get you something to drink? remaining seated. there's a soda machine. no thanks. did you have a h

ben and his family live on this block. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. re/max agents know their markets, and they care enough to get to know you, too. nobody sells more real estate . visit remax.com today. >> with more business news i'm jamie colby. more in the news of the world phone hacking investigation. dow jones chief executive hinton stepping down after charged with criticism. he was the the publisher of wall street journal once served as the chairman of the british u.k. parent hours after chief executive rebecca brooks announced her resignation. allegations first emerged last week that reporters of news of the world hacked into private cell phone accounts for stories. news corporation ceo rupert murdoch issued a statement running in britain's national newspaper, apologizing for any wrongdoing. british police say they've recovered names of 3700 potential victims. shutting its doors last week, it was owned by newscorp, the parent of fox news. we'll keep you updated on any developments. we'll send it back now to cavuto on business, right here on the

ben is on the ground.y, his camera woman is out there shooting, and then you hear this. [ gunfire ] >> wait! >> wait, wait, wait. you in, mary? >> yeah, i'm in. >> okay. just calm down. >> fran, i just want your assessment of that in the sense, when you look at the map and we've gone through this. we've talked of stalemate. we've talked for months about are we nearing a tipple point? what does it tell you about the very complicated and violent situation on the ground in libya? >> i think it's just another indication that gadhafi is feeling -- and his forces are feeling pressure. what they don't need are the very reports of the facts on the ground that ben wedeman and his crew are producing. that is, they're under pressure. they're running out of fuel and cash. turkey seized moneys in an account there. they're getting increasingly desperate, and the stranglehold around his forces and gadhafi himself in tripoli is tightening. the question is how long can they last? can the rebels capitalize on this? these ar

ben and his crew are fine. a quick note about casey anthony. she could make big money from her story once she's released from jail on sunday. florida doesn't want jurors in future similar cases to profit. the state is planning a new law that will ban jurors from cashing in on their cases. it seemed public outrage has trumped common sense among some people. this is casey anthony, this casey anthony is getting phone calls and facebook messages telling him what a bad person is he. he's from philadelphia. looks nothing like the real casey anthony in florida. it's like people dialing 867-5309 thinking jenny would answer. >>> the markets are worse off on the news of the potential downgrade from moody's and the difficulties with the debt talks but not so. >> it is affecting markets in asia. asian markets have had a down day today. the main concern is over moody's warning that could downgrade its rating as a political impasse over raising the debt ceiling drags on and dealing for doing so looms. >> the general global reaction to this, some sense of how

ben wedeman, appreciate it. remarkable day today.rew, mary and everybody are okay. let's check the latest on some other stories, that isha sesay is following for us tonight. >> reporter: afghan president hamid karzai wept at his brother's burial today in the family's ancentral village. he was assassinated in his kandahar home yesterday by a family security guard. the same-sex marriage law signed last month by new york governor andrew cuomo has caused the town clerk to resign. a republican from new york says she'll quit on july 21st, three days before the law takes effect, to avoid compromising her "moral conscience." a california man charged with stalking actress halle berry has pleaded not guilty. richard anthony franco was arrested after allegedly trespassing three times in three days on berry's hollywood hills estate. at his arraignment, franco was ordered to stay 500 yards away from the actress. and a 360 follow, it started as a bet. anderson, remember marine sergeant scott moore? he's currently serving in afghanistan and he made

economic war theater and ron paul speaking of political theater this is a video and it's ron paul asking ben bernanke in congress interrogating him very quickly if you could answer another question because i'm curious about this you know the price of gold today is fifteen hundred eighty dollars the dollar during these last three years was devalued almost fifty percent when you wake up in the morning do you care about the price of gold but i pay attention to the price of gold but i think it reflects a lot of things it reflects global uncertainty east i think people are the reason people hold gold is a protection against what we call tail risk really really bad outcomes and to the extent that the last few years have made people more worried about potential of a major crisis then they have gold as a protection do you think gold is money. no well this is a fantastic video clip because it shows you really now forty years after the closure of the gold window it took forty years for wonks and policymakers and fed chairman to completely this is associate money from gold in their own minds and this i

we'll talk with ben. he was all right and his crew was already all right the at end of it but incredibly tense moments that will get your heart to 1206789 we'll talk to ben and show you the rest of that video. first let's check in with isha sesay. >> reporter: new developments in the halle berry case. her alleged stalker had a court date today. we'll tell you how he pleaded and what the court had to say. that and more when 360 continues. members of the american postal worker's union handle more than 165 billion letters and packages a year. that's about 34 million pounds of mail every day. ever wonder what this costs you as a taxpayer? millions? tens of millions? hundreds of millions? not a single cent. the united states postal service doesn't run on your tax dollars. it's funded solely by stamps and postage. brought to you by the men and women of the american postal worker's union. [ tires squeal ] an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement, available only from liberty mutual i

>> ben, you are awesome. >> did you hear that, ben? did you hear that?he said you need to do a better job cleaning the house. yeah, that's what she said. let's take a look and show you what is going on outside right now, because, again, we're looking at a fantastic afternoon. temperatures out there right now 90 degrees with that dew point of 45. that makes things very comfortable. as far as temperatures around the rest of the region go for this weekend, look at the chesapeake bay forecast. beautiful on saturday. 85 degrees. 87 on sunday with a late shower. i think after 5:00, 6:00. most of the day is going to be great, if not the entire day. fourth of july, we are looking at a chance of showers. but a better chance down the beach. so if you're going down towards ocean city, you may see some showers. but once again, this weekend is looking great down towards the beaches. for your fireworks on monday evening, temperatures around 84 degrees. it is going to be warm and on the humid side. and ben, i have to be honest. i said what would you like to tell your h

you have a polar bear all called the federal open market committee run by ben bernanke and they don't fix the price of products per se but they fix the price of money they fix the price aventuras trades and the result is the same you've got a commanding control economy that is causing generating enormous price dislocations and you see the price of commodities skyrocket wages collapse and the basic quat quality of life in the u.s. is deteriorating rapidly as rapidly as we've seen anywhere in the last fifty years correct oh totally and it's just amazing that they do try to control the prices of everything but at the same time they're not very smart or they're acting like they're not very smart because they use all these keynesian economic theories which makes no sense and they don't seem to understand that once you inflate a bubble in one area which is what they did with the housing bubble in the us after the tech bubble the never let any of these bubbles truly collapse anymore which is a sort of keynesian sort of approach on things that they can somehow smooth out these bubbles by in t

now over there in business insider dot com joe wiesenthal at the same time he wrote a piece lauding ben bernanke the for engineering a price drop in the price of oil of course but wiesenthal's of paper bug any attacked bill gross as being given to conspiracy theories so there's a bit of an interesting dynamic being set up here between bill gross and the people who support the status quo in the paper pushing paper bug neil liberal psychopaths that drive down the road toward economic clintonism that we're seeing in athens the return of the when they call themselves al the so joe wiesenthal is calling him a conspicuous silver conspiracy theorist but here's a guy bill gross who accidentally admitted i know he was on c n b c but he received inside information from the fed he receives information on interest rates that's right he let slip and i think that's part of his campaign to try to bring some balance to these markets i think is a vigilante for market justice so he let slip that he actually is in the in the loop with inside information from the new york fed in the federal reserve now he'

ben. my question is, do you feel some books have to put a little tinge of sensationalism in the book just to be able to sell the books? >> well, i, i would say in terms of this book i don't think that, and zaheer would be an even better source. i don't think that anything manning put in the book was for sensationalism or to sell books. he was not that kind of author, he was not that kind of man. he had a lot of integrity. i do think that the publisher is going to take the two instances where he raises question and suggests that there may have been same-sex -- not to say that he was gay, but this happened in the 1940s, and then to also talk about alleged infidelity, i think, when they're sending out press packets and they want to get some publicity and get some newspaper interviews and sell some books, they're going to take ahold and say, hey, what's the juiciest thing in a biography that's really talking about malcolm x's political transformation, his political evolution and the way in whi

we'll talk with ben. he was all right and his crew was all right at the end of it but some incredibly tense moments that's going to get your heart to stop. we'll talk to ben also and show you the rest of that video. first let's check in with isha sesay. >> reporter: new developments in the halle berry case. her alleged stalker had a court date today. we'll tell you how he pleaded and what the court had to say. that and more when 360 continues. [ male announcer ] this is coach parker... whose non-stop day starts with back pain... and a choice. take advil now and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. way to go, coach. ♪ >>> a man who claims to have unisneak insight on terrorism because he used to be a terrorist. walid shoe bought claims to have bombed an israeli bank, been a member of the plo who attacked israeli soldiers and grew up a moslem who hated jews. now converted to christianity he travels around the country lecturing police on islam. "god's war on terror"

ben-gurion. have said bump the guy off, let him end up in a ditch it will a warningto other nazi war criminals don't sleep soundly in your bed. but he says capture him, bring him here and we'll put him on trial. he understood the importance of trial. he fund importance of the judicial process and he's demonstrating to the world that israel spoke of the name of the jewish victims of the holocaust. >> rose: so then they captured him. >> they captured him. at first ben-gurion is asked to keep quiet so his operatives can get out of argentina and he says how many people are know he's here and he said the people on the el al plane, the staff, et cetera, about 30 or 40. and ben-gurion says "the whole country will know by tomorrow" and he goes tothe knesset announce. t then they have to figure out how to try him. who should try him, wherehey should try him. they don't have a courtroom large ough. who's going to defend him. they fd a germanawyer to defend him. germany reses to pay. usually germany pays th

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once we get to psychotic and we see the true nature of a ben bernanke i fully expect him to run naked around ron paul swinging a tempering and singing some old carpenter song. while having his entire body waxed by dominick tricks that's pretty much all we can look forward to what is next congressional testimony you know you create the problem in order to sell your product right so let's look at these final headlines europe is tanking as the words selective default hit the wires that was first thing monday morning the euro tanked gold in euro soared and then out from brussels the meeting in brussels came this tweet from the telegraph the new jargon buzz phrase here in brussels. rather than selective default what does it mean and what the telegraph journalist found was that one earnest commission source says see the standard and poor's definition it means hours or days this temporary default that greece will have another more honest nordic diplomat has just told me no one knows what it means it sounds nice and they want to sound nice again like abilify sounds nice for an anti-psychotic

. >> tom: in other words, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke says he's on standby to help the struggling economy. >> susie: meanwhile, as pressure mounts from a phone hacking scandal, news corp pulls the plug on a $12 billion deal. we look at the hit to rupert murdoch's giant media empire. it's "nightly business report" for wednesday, july 13. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening everyone. late today, the aaa credit rating of the united states was officially put on notice. moody's investor service placed the government's bond rating on review for possible downgrade. without a debt deal on capitol hill, moody's points to a "small but rising risk of a short-lived default" tom, that warning comes as the federal reserve says its ready to add more fuel to the economy if the recovery runs out of gas. >> tom: susie, fed chairman ben bernanke made that pledge during his semiannua

it does seem intuitive to me, and judy, i think you misspoke and said it was ben smith, opposed to ben stein. >> ben smith, sorry. >> and anybody reading that store on march 26th, gee, ger rah war and sabotage, is that what charities are supposed to be doing. >> in the 1980's, there were groups going after broadcast networks and cable shows against what they thought was pornography, bad language and nudity and the response for the left, hey, this is what you pay for the healthy first amendment. if you don't like it, nobody is forcing you to watch and now we're on the flip side of it and media matters decided if they don't like what's on fox news, force people who do watch not to watch by putting this network out of business. that's censorship. >> jon: sha just jealousy? >> no, i have to take issue with what you said. i love the first amendment. we love free speech and we encourage it, but why should it be supported by taxpayer dollars? why should a guerilla war against one network be supported by taxpayer dollars. >> this isn't just about media matters. you can look at media research c

. >> joining us from our new york studio is ben walker. ben k you hear many in new york?it's even a worse situation than that. because, i am not ben walker and i know nothing about baseball. i do however know a lot -- >> i beg your pardon, we have the wrong guest. we'll move on the women's world cup in germany. >> i love his dead pan humor. that was funny. >> the producer was probably freaking out. >> where is the rere ben walker >> he's still out there. >> all right, well, up next -- some of the stories that we'll be following later today. >>> plus, a milestone for nelson mandela. stay with us. us. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is

united head coach ben olsen in the house., your team came so close to beating number one philadelphia. i thought it was going to happen. what's the problem? >> i don't know. but it needs to stop. >> i think you're not working them hard enough. >> i think so. that might be possible. we're almost there. we're working. we've got a lot of positives. i know they seem like losses, but they're both ties. and we're moving forward. we're disappointed in the results. but we're working. we'll work on it. >> all right. real quick, the biggest difference between being a player and a head coach in this city of washington, d.c. when you go out and about. >> the time spent at home. i used to get nice two-hour lunches and go take a nap. naps. no more naps. >> all right. so d.c. united should be sending checks to ben olsen's family. that's more on that tonight on "sports final." hakem? >> ben olsen our guest tonight. he has two little kids, two lovely little kids. they're not allowing him to nap anymore. he's got a lot of work on his hands. >>

ben waederman joins us live from the town of sau taun.d you are okay and glad to see the crew is all right as well. what happened there. can you tell us what that was like? >> reporter: yeah, well, we were coming on to this town which we heard according to the human rights watch organization, there had been abuses by rebel fighters, and that's why we went there. but the problem is in this part of libya, there's little in the way of communication. cell phone systems don't work. you go along and ask at every check point what is going on. we got to the check point and there were two teenage boys with rifles there and said gadhafi forces entered the town, which on the 6th of july had fallen to rebels, so we went to an adjacent hill to see what was going on in the town, and when they got to the top of the hill they saw two car fulls of soldiers, and then they came and we ran from the area. we drove up to it and had no idea that was about to happen. >> ben, if you could, remind our viewers what is taking place on the ground. a lot of people hav

when you wake up in the morning do you care about the price of going well ron paul and ben bernanke they certainly do and they're duking it out over whether gold lose money so will bomb makers use this golden opportunity to change the course of economic policy. and roll in with the popular crowd in vegas as libertarians gather for freedom fast who is actually part of the libertarian entourage and who is just on the fridge. and a story you won't see on mainstream news the silent war complete and secret cia sites on top of the man shining a light on the shadow war in somalia. this thursday july fourteenth i'm christine for zero in washington d.c. and you are watching our team. and start out with the economy this afternoon where it seems to be at least here in washington what everyone is talking about jobs the lack of jobs on everyone's minds and so it seems to the deficit and how to shrink it just a little while ago president obama and vice president biden kicked off yet another meeting with top lawmakers to talk about just that in the latest round of talks on coming to an agreement on rai