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'

>> larry: ben?ms to me that sarah palin is such an unlikely character for really high office that it won't have much affect at all. she seems herself, personalitywise, to just not even be close to presidential level so i don't think it's going to have much affect one way or the other on national politics. >> larry, i smell money. i smell lots of money changing hands. i think maybe the magazine, they granted the interview, might have paid the two of them some money. i think that there will be books. i think a clothing line. probably the baby will have some sort of diaper line. i smell a lot of money. >> i think, nancy, the stuff he said in the first place was true, don't you? come on. >> i've always thought that. i almost wonder whether the palins paid him to now be part of the happy family and maybe -- even though ben doesn't think so, i think she may actually try a run, believe it or not, for president -- >> oh, she'll try, she'll try. >> i think this makes her a nicer looking candidate, wouldn't y

ben's toyota is gone. >> my dad is going to kill me. my car is gone. he said it was stolen. >> reporter: his car gone and then they saw it down there and saw him in ben's car and he was angry, really angry. >> we look in the car and there is a huge bear sitting in the front seat. >> it was a big bear. in a little car, it looked funny. >> he couldn't get out and he sure tried. >> reporter: how did a bear get in there without leaving behind his hair? >> there was a peanut butter sandwich in the back seat. he had to smell something. >> he opened the back door and climbed in. >> he hit is shifter knob and knocked it in neutral and rolled down the hill. >> it kind of sucks. >> reporter: kind of? ben's toyota was trashed the bear left behind something that bears leave behind in the woods. >> he left me a present. >> he was in there two hours. >> reporter: then story will tell you anything story that starts with a carelessly placed peanut butter sandwich. >> i don't have a car now. >> we have a great story. we have something to put on our christmas letter. >>

>> i agree with ben. it depends on the commit.lso he needs to prove to latinos, major constituency, he's honest with them. and so far they feel he has betrade them. >> what are the republicans doing -- >> really, honestly? honestly, one thing, give me one example. >> i'll give you senator -- future senator carly fiorina. republicans who are exciting. who are staunch -- >> wait, wait, fiorina's not in office. what are republicans doing right now to step forward and actively engage on this issue? >> there are a bunch of republicans that are for the free market that believe in immigration. if the president's serious about immigration reform, they will come forward. but he has not reached out to republicans. >> i disagree -- >> it's a show, oh, no, no, no -- >> look, absolutely has reached -- >> obama is no reagan. reagan stood for principle. this guy stands for polls. >> he's not nearly as liberal as reagan. he's never given complete amnesty. >> here's the difference between him and ronald reagan -- >> you can prove -- >> larry: ben.

of hyatt capital welcome to the show ben davies thanks very much nice to be alright ben you run a gold fund why has gold risen so much in value and i you sticking to your target of thirty six thousand dollars an ounce. good question. gold is rising because there is a master basement of global currencies around the world central banks of. governments of moved on a policy of monetize ocean and fiscal imprudence in order to socialize all the losses in the private side or the bag so to so in order to to allow the banks they needed to find some money and unfortunately that wasn't very forthcoming so they've had to create a consequence of that is that people understand the money is becoming gradually or actually rather rapidly worthless as a consequence there is a growing move into gold so when people talk about a bubble brewing in gold i think they're very misguided in actually what we're seeing is a bubble in paper currencies all right now when you talk about the governments creating lots of paper in the u.k. it's just been reported that the government has disk closed and they found magica

ben's toyota. >> my dad's going kill me. my car is gone.e said it was stolen. >> his car gone and then they saw it down there and then they saw him in ben's car and he was angry. really angry. >> look in the car and there is a huge bear sitting in the front seat. >> it was a big bear. in a little car like that it looked funny. >> he couldn't get out. >> how did a bear get in there leaving behind his hair? they don't call him the stories for nothing. >> i guess he smelled a peanut butter san witch. >> he opened the back door and climbed right in. >> so he was trapped. >> rolled down the hill. >> it kind of sucks. >> ben's toyota was trashed. and a reminder of what bears normally do in the woods. >> he left me a nice present. >> the car is is totalled, the stereo is missing, the dash thrashed. >> ben's story will tell you any story that starts with a carelessly placed peanut putter sandwich that story might not end the way you thought it would. >> we now have is something to put on our christmas letter. >> the bears are all coming down and it

ben: the huge projects- i sometimes worry. i've read jane jacobs and "life and death of great american cities" and it seems to me that even the most well-intentioned large-scale projects can go awry. maybe the lots could be divvied up just a little bit smaller? you could have more of a real neighborhood, like you see in certain parts of new york city, where clearly there are tall residential buildings, but they're smaller and next to each other. and it creates more of this vibrant neighborhood with different interests, where you have museums and residences and commercial interests and all different things are right there. that's what keeps a community vibrant. my worry is... what if it doesn't work? what if one of them doesn't work so well? what if it doesn't sell out? what if they end up being kind of empty? what if they're just totally filled up with yuppies? you end up with a very one dimensional neighborhood and that's kind of my great worry. chris: well, i think we're going to get two things. we're going to get new market

. >> andersen john ben with a. the native american aids project is one of the country's most comprehensive h.i.v. programs for native americans and the only native-specific h.i.v. organization in california. we're committed to providing a wide range of culturally competent services for all native american people affected by h.i.v. and aids and other diseases by promoting and maintaining the overall health of our diverse community. we worked to build a community or an extended family which serves as a foundation for personal growth and healing. all of our services draw upon native cultures, spiritual, behavioral and medicinal traditions to communicate h.i.v. messages and care for our h.i.v. positive brothers and sisters. >> it's my pleasure to introduce our second nominee -- honoree, it gale burns. she was born in new jersey. her mother, her paternal grandparents relocated to new jersey and new york from the southeast homelands and they were descendents of muskogee. many of her uncles served in world war ii, the kor

ben heineman: can the counsel disagree? - ( all chuckling ) - tapper: we will get to you in a second. - leslie lowe: can your shareholders disagree? - tapper: well, leslie, you're the head of an n.g.o. that's focused on the environment. and you know betsy just because - your kids go to the same school. - oh, okay. and you've heard about this novastan deal going through. - you have concerns about this. - lowe: sure. betsy, my concern about what paul just said is it isn't just the workers. asbestos generalized in the environment is a very very dangerous substance. and unless there are those protections, i'd say that your company might be setting itself up for a big problem. well, i think that it's important to take what's been learned and transfer it to the environment to minimize any negative damage. but at the end of the day we do need to make a product and get it to market in timely fashion. we compete with many other cruise lines and we can't not go to market. - lowe: you know, betsy... - we've got the expense of our loan

ben had a 4.35 e.r.a. bottom two, tied at 2. until barton knocks his second rbi in.ton scores. oakland never looked back in the fourth, suzuki drills 2001 left. the umpires concur, a home run. 6-2, athletics. next batter, jack cust, jack be nimble, and jack connects. the a's roll. 10-2 your final. >> swung the bat well, and a good at-bat, and vinny through another great game and able to capitalize. didn't let up the whole game. >> it was a great team effort. great defense, great pitching, great hitting. just a well-played game. >> mike: the tour de france is all by over after the time trial after alberto contador put more distance between him and andy schleck. tomorrow, an individual time trial. schleck lost 31, finishing 44th today. so schleck takes second in the tour. contador finished 35th but extended his lead over schleck to 39 seconds. so barring a wild turn of events, contador will capture his third tour title. >> a little nfl news. t.o.'s time-out may be nearing an end with training camps set to open. terrell owens is reportedly close to fining a new team. es

ben bernanke used testimony did little to reassure the financial markets about the durability of the global economic recovery growth on the one hand he declared there was little probability of the recession returning but on the other his says it's a number of first factors including high unemployment and the weak housing market an important drag on household spending is the slow recovery in the labor market and the attendant uncertainty about job prospects after two years of job losses private payrolls expanded at an average of about one hundred thousand per month during the first half of this year a pace insufficient to reduce the unemployment rate materially the chairman said the central banks to drag to further ease monetary policy if they would come free showed signs of stalling but with interest rates close to zero he has little room to maneuver here in europe there are additional layers of uncertainty in the immediate future there are the results of the e.u. bank stress tests to contend with there's also the prospect that this sovereign debt crisis will come back to haunt the m

if ben-gurion had been this office the fame been going on with the. jews wouldn't establish a state because he was only a prime minister the only leader but he was is you can say george washington george washington of the united states. sassing aiding your enemy supreme leader is nothing new think of president abraham lincoln what was new was the car bomb. parked in the right place packed with enough explosives you can target any man on earth. kings and presidents have to drive the roads just like the rest of us and the moment you do your vulnerable. car bombs are so easy you can use them purely for business if your business is controlling the world's heroin supply. in the early sixty's the sicilian mafia discovered a new way to make rival mafiosa disappear by booby trapping their cars and blowing them to pieces. in sicily the power of the mafia is as old as the statute. five million people live here. but hidden amongst them is an estimated seven thousand mafia members. yet the power of the cosa nostra is felt everywhere from the highest political off

looking and listening to ben bernanke let's hear a little more states or max ben bernanke he at the end of last week was in front of the senate committee on banking and the headline from that meeting goes federal reserve chairman warns of unusually uncertain outlook for a u.s. because of this unusually uncertain outcome for the u.s. economy he remains prepared to take further policy actions as needed we don't know what this means it could mean more quantitative easing it could just mean the new fabricated policy to save the economy well yeah they say that ben bernanke has no more bullets left in his gun because interest rates are already zero and there's not much really you can do to stimulate on his side of the big financial picture in terms of injecting more liquidity and they've already done quantitative easing as you point out the problem is that so it's a debt based currency any action going forward is only going to increase the indebtedness this is the insanity this is what einstein warning about doing the same thing over and expecting different results. and this is exactly what b

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darren gersh picks up the story. >> reporter: no, ben bernanke is not expecting the economy to drop back into recession, but economists euphemistically call a double dip. but he had bad news for those who are out of work. unemployment is coming down more slowly than he and his colleagues had had expected, and will remain well over 7% for 2.5 years. add that to somewhat tighter credit rules and you get this. >> most participants viewed uncertainly about the growth for employment as greater has normal. >> reporter: but some of the uncertainty may be temporary. the home buyer tax credit ended in april, as did most of the economic impact of tax credits for energy-efficient appliances. and the government is now only extending unemployment. but the fed still believes there is enough economic momentum to weather those economic hits. >> their forecast, which they released to us about a month ago, and he reaffirmed today, the g.d.p. numbers at or above 4% in 2011 and 2012. that's not consistent with the market sentiment we have right now, but the fed is sticking to its guns. >> reporter: bernanke

wednesday stocks sputtered after ben bernanke told congress the economy remains fragile and the outlook uncertain. the dow lost 109 points while the nasdaq gave back 35. >>> government watchdogs say a $50 billion program to help people avoid foreclosure isn't even making a dent. a special inspector general found mortgage companies have too much leeway to decide who qualifies for reduced balances and payments. mortgage debt collectors don't have much incentive to help because they usually make more money on a foreclosure. >>> big oil companies are joining forces to prove they'll be better prepared for the next spill. exxonmobil, chevron, conocophillips and shell are forming a joint venture to design, build and operate a rapid response system they say will be able to capture up to 100,000 barrels of oil a day. startup costs are right around $1 billion. an exxon spokesperson said bp was not invited. >>> ford is going where no automaker has gone before. the company announced it will sell the newest hybrid 2011 lincoln mkz for the same price as the gas-powered model, about $35,000. the decis

ben sheets, very good mood. turned 32. as and royals. kr in the throwback unis.nd has the 2-1 lead. the a's tied for last in the american league in home run. they had two towd. kouzmanoff, his ninth of the year. ben improves to 5-2. 9-6 the final. a's sweep the three-game set. >> nhra nationals in infineon. ron capps. first win of the year. 317.12 miles-per-hour for larry disk. -- dixon. >> tour de france in the pyrenees. 114-mile stage. schleck finishes fourth. contador in second. and lance armstrong, now in 38th place. his manager said he has deliberately lost time to the leaders to conservative energy the hopes he can win a stage and salvage a tour de france that has been really bad for him. wrecks, everything. >> alan: hope he gets that. up next, a world where one's mind can be the most dangerous weapon. >> carolyn: we take you to the >> alan: inception got a dreamy reception at the box office. the action thriller about a team that sneaks into people's dreams was the number one movie with 7 $60 million. >> carolyn: tess speck. >> alan: good footprint >> micha

federal reserve, ben bernanke said that the outlook for the america economy is unusually uncertain. saying that it may be necessary to take further action to stimulate the economy. but still expects and continue the moderate growth. >> with financial conditions and much improved since the financial crisis have been less supportive of growth in the recent months. notably the concerns of euro countries to manage their sizeable budget deficits. and spurred with global financial markets in the spring. resulting in lower stock prices in the united states. >> ben bernanke, the british prime minister has denied of sending out mixed messages. during the day david cameron said that forces would not stay beyond 2015, but with the pull-out on the ground. and speaking that there is no contradiction between the two points. we have james landle. >> the sacred ground of the national cemetery in washington, the final resting place for military service people. david cameron came here to meet those and want successes to come home year. >> as we providence districts to afghan control, there will be ab

ben tracy is in palmdale, california, tonight and, ben, a landscape literally changed there overnight. >> reporter: very true, katie. it is nasty out here right now. the winds have really picked up and they're blowing ash and embers everywhere. that's the reason for the goggles. take a look at this-- up on top of this hill, there used to be a house up there. but the flames raced right up the hillside and took it down. and if you want to get a sense of just how hot this fire was at one point, look at this-- metal turned to liquid, and now wildfire abstract art. now today, firefighters attacked the blaze from the air as 50- foot-high walls of flame whipped through this mountain area. a fleet of helicopters dropped water while a giant d.c.-10 spread fire retardant. since last night, firefighters have been desperately trying to keep the fire away from transmission lines, because they carry electricity to a whole lot of southern california. officials are asking los angeles residents to conserve power in case the lines go down. later this afternoon, the flames did jump an aqueduct near the

government official comes to you again, ben. somebody else has been breaking the law, distributing criminal materials. we need his name too. can we have it? more facts, please. it's a blogger that was writing about police brutality in the outer provinces. well, i think by going in the way we have gone in, we have accepted the fact that there's going to be a compromise of free speech over the internet. - and that's the decision made going in. - yes. so that is not inconsistent with that decision, if we made the right decision in the first place. minow: and you made that clear to your jaigundan customers too. when they signed up, they scrolled down through that long long page with all the little letters on it that said-- and clicked on the "i agree," saying "i have absolutely no privacy rights because i live in jaigunda." no no no. we can't have an information society if government can intervene at will. it can, under very circumscribed circumstances, pull that piece of information out, but it better be tight. you're gonna break t