in the warm cham bers of the living. we imagine how they might wallow away our earthly number of days playing gin rummy with another grand mother. ladies of historical footnotes. telescope the heavens on capurncus's shirt tales. wounds and so spots pounding out quiet inner drum beats while we traverse the gravity boots. warmed bite disassistant c.j. hunt inner spaces is dusted with enchantments of what love has left us. this is tile. consider the corn's ear a tiling of pale yellow pillows, tiny. or hexagonal pearls addressed on the bathroom floor. i flip through a 12 month calendar each tile numbered, each 30, each sheet of a dozen passing, passing. thank you. [applause] >> our next speaker is nancy hong. nancy is an artist, writer, children's book ill administrator, curator and art's administrator. devoted her artistic career to the nonprofit art's sector creatingim mags for political, social and community events and causes her writing has been published in severalan tholologies. with that i introduce nancy hong. >> tha

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i'm not sure ber knack key was that confusing. if you thought they were going to tell us the amount, date, and the hour of additional easing you would be disappointed. if it was the ecb meeting, and by the fact that the data is in the middle here, not a clear past, then i think the speech makes sense. i think he has been in a bit of verbal intervention. making the markets believe it's coming, and when the time is right, they will have more. >> carl, you weren't confused, were you? >> no, but looking at my screens i have the perception that maybe there was misunderstanding from the markets. it seems like they were rationing back their expectations that the fed would quit. ben bernanke does not make such a commitment. he does not commit to the it. my sense is that this t is thinly traded markets, but i think there is expectation now that he will do qe at the september meeting and i don't think that was the signal he intended to send. >> why was it necessary for him to spend so much time reviewing five years of monetary policy. was t

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i would rath ber feared than liked.> greg: don't worry about that problem. >> dana: are you scared of me? >> greg: yes. >> dana: good. >> juan: gaddafi is scare of us. saddam hussein is scare odd of us. i don't think anyone thinks we're punking. >> andrea: it's better to be respected. when owens goes back to school and finishes the ninth grade -- >> dana: no kidding. >> andrea: -- maybe he can take history class again. an learn about names like hitler, mussolini, evil dictators that the united states helped defeat. they didn't just help defeat them. they went back and they helped rebuild europe and they trade with europe. now look at germany. one of the most strong economies in europe. they are keeping the rest of europe afloat. without the united states being stronger, being on some level a cop, this country would never -- >> juan: let me stir the pot. let me stir the pot. let me get the red in your cheeks as well as your beautiful dress. >> andrea: flattery will get you nowhere. just get me everywhere! but we -- >> ju

. >>> a new development involving a north bay teenager accused of stealing a lam ber-guinea. two people tried to break into the facility, you see the broken window there. it happened near max wade's room. he was set to move to the adult facility today, and this is a photo shortly after he was arrested earlier this year. the suspects in the attempted break-in got away, and wade was moved to the local jail. he will be back in court next month before a preliminary hearing. >>> some of the charges he's facing in connection with a shooting in mill valley. one victim was a young woman that wade had wanted to date. and police say the suspects trying to break into the juvenile facility cut their way through two fences and used a sledge hammer to try to break through a wall. charles clifford has details on how the failed jail break unfolded. >> reporter: juvenile hall sits along lucas valley root 2 miles west of 101. it is in an area with nothing but fields and trees to the north and south. according to authorities, early friday, one or more suspects used bolt cutters to cut their way

technical problems forced the ber lin flight back back earlier.reported an issue with the engine after it took off. but it went back to normal functioning and that the flight returned only as a recution. >> efforts to wipe out the deadly west nile virus are on hold because of stormy weather. 88,000 acre were sprayed with 22,000 acres left. plans are going to start spraying tomorrow night. this now back to huckabee . emaim at mikehuckabee.com . >> the election season is heating yup that means the rerick and heating up as well i will talk to you about the things you heard. small business owners are starting to let president obama know howutch set they are over the comment you didn't build that. an iowa cater served obama a campaign event but wore the t-shirt. government didn't build my business. i . a bakery owner was asked why he would not let vice president biden. he cited you didn't build that line as well. >> let me react. i have been around america this week every place i have been in fact like georgia and iowa one of the things they hear from

reporting an issue after it took off to ber lin tonight. thank you for joining us. >> tonight on huckabee. >> this is a debate we want to well. paul ryan's ban for medicare. separating the fact fiction . >> and a gunman attacked a group and 15 chick-fil-a counsel. >> i believe it thisshould be held accountable for the reckless use of terminology. tony americanans speaks out. the author on what may have happen on the second turn. ladies and gentlemen. governor mike huckabee. [applause] >> thank you very much and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. what you thote that the campaign couldn't slide much deeper in the sewer along comes joe biden with the race-based comment virginia. >> ther going to put yautopsy all back in chains that. after the adof mitt romney responsible for a cancer death harry reid couldn't stretch that far poor old joe biden forgot what state he was in in virginia. >> we can win north charl charl again. >>ip am sure he could. >> and then joe had a misfire of the mind as to what century we are in

. >> it's the how many ber one resource -- number one resource into the chesapeake bay. that needs to be coddled and handled with kid gloves. >> the task force leading some of the studies has been having public meetings to discuss the problem. the next one is coming up in late october. >>> all right. they're part of the national aquarium's 31st birthday. the four-day celebration continues tomorrow. today's treat a snake in a cake. tomorrow a free movie with general add michghts the 31st will prove to be a big year as the back tip reef will be added. >>> maryland's most powerful radar crystal clear. we could still use some more rain and it doesn't look like it's coming tonight or early in the day tomorrow. cloud cover was steady and tough throughout the day in ocean city. same thing in manchester. we did get a little late day clearing at manchester valley high. baltimore mostly cloudy throughout the day. what a warm afternoon in the city. temperatures 88 at the airport but above 90 in the city with the humidity feeling more like the mid-90s. cooped of a repeat story here.

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flight 956 departed from newark, new jersey with 157 passengers and 11 crew mm bers. it turns out it belonged to a passenger on a previous flight. the 767 escorted by two f-15 fighters. one had an emergency of its own and had to return to its base. another united flight landed safely in denver after it was hit by a convertible. the 727 was about 125 miles whe it hit the bird. you can see the large dent and hole in the plane's nose. >>> the justice department says republican report on the botched gun tracking operation is fast and furious is the story. reports that the obama administration changed strategy to fight a drug cartel. the justice department says those tactics date back to 2006. overseas now the battle for syria's largest largest escalad government forszs. charlie daniel filed this report. >> reporter: we drove down empty streets and back roads to try to reach aleppo. the main highway is too dangerous. the rebels called ahead constantly to make sure the road was safe. >> is everything okay? >> no, he told us. fighting is broken up and many of our fighters ar

this is not just for ber at the same time. this is where the british ambassador said this is all by design. >>> look at your screen. the san mateo bridge. what's wrong with the picture? i'll have the quiz coming up. enchts let's take a live look at the olympic caldron in london. millions of spectators have paid close attention to the summer games. how can you not? that includes the royal family. they have been spotted at several events and, of course, the queen's cameo in the opening ceremony was a big hit. the british ambassador says it's all by design. >> i think what the royal family has done modernized itself. the reality is that from the days when she herself was a great innovator, for example, insisting that television should cover her coronation, the queen herself has been at forefront of the modernization. >> why not have her jumping out of a plane, rights? peter says last year's royal wedding as well as the queen's diamond jubilee and now the olympics have helped the monarchy increase its presence and influence worldw

. >>> a san francisco judge today five years in prison in connection with what the da call add ber knee madof scheme. $340,000 from seven people saying he would invest it in money -- invest that money into foreclosed homes. the da said one of the seven victims was an elderly man who took out a $100,000 line of credit on his home. prosecutes say wilson never invested that money and instead spent it to afford a lavish lifestyle. >> basically he thought that he could use people's money and make it into his own personal pig gi bank. he thought wrong. >> prosecutes believe there were other victims associated with wilson. they urge those people to contact the da's office. >>> today's back to school day for tens of thousands of public school students in san francisco but in high school classes are less crowded than usual. san francisco is one city seeing a dip in high school enrollment and that means less money from state funds. >> over the last five to six years, we've lost approximately, you know, 40 to 45% of the funding that we should have had or could have had. >> district leaders say com

ber nng would disappoint? well, we did to a certain extent. volume in the utfs short the s&p 500. look at the third one there. that's got volume on the opposite side and europe in between plans there. finally, the financials are getting volume, as well. put up the s&p for the month because we did pretty well. ending month here and i know september is historically worst of the year. talk about that? throw in my two cents. >> how are we set up for that, do you think? >> we're set up fine but i have the problem of the old wife's tales and it is statistically. since europe, things have changed. the world can be -- august is traditionally the lightest month of the year volume. last month was heaviest. >> it was light. >> but my point is because of when's going on in europe, because of what's going on in the economy and the fed and the election, there's a lot of x factor that is are now thrown in. i don't think that you can use old formulas very successfully anymore. you tell me what happens in europe and nonfarm payrolls and i'll tell you what happ

. >>> gunfire on ber nard street last night. then they got another call to come back and that is when they found two men dead and rushed one woman to the hospital. police tell us they have a history with this address. never murder, but they are trying to piece together what they have and make arrests. >>> pediatrician dr. mel vin morse says he did not water board his 11-year-old daughter at a hearing today at the courthouse. police suggested in a search warrant said morris may have been experiments on his stepdaughter as part of his research by bringing her to a possible near-death state from simulation of drowning. today he denied that. morris and his wife are facing felony charges of child endangerment and conspiracy. >>> well, meteor shower the other night, you are not going to miss this. southwest, united, delta, they'll all be flying over your house. airport is going to shut down one of its runways for two months so that means runway 15r and 33l will be the major touch down and takeoff strip so you might be noticing flu fli

it sets it unewone a ber another and religious freedom in this country has got to me that christveran ervin hools and cols and hospitals do not have to violate their religious belief in oe fer to pro allde insamera, health insurance to their employees. >> thae std boou for everythingy do. i hhen e a lot of christian friends. they just dons c want to be involved in politics. they see it as a dirty thing. so much fighting or whenever and thnot o muust don't want to get involved. i was wondering ifd boou hhen e ad allce, htes we can engionse e of the more apathetic christians, some of the pe feple that muust dons c see the importance of taking action, and being involved. ate t welation that is a gof 2d question. the high percentage oflicals whd i hempe aas drdy here who as evangelicals, get all your friends to vote. in either form we hhen e done a pretves gof 2d job of getting at of religious people of all denomiwe ttions to cof 2perate h the ce. there are many others. i thie st the republican parves. the r hoyeelican national convention every four years. have tpeaen. some people are eve

people of murfreesboro and the county are not representative of the two years that have passed and berus now. >> reporter: while he doesn't expect everyone to understand his religion or even agree he says simply he believes in what it means to be an american. the promise of religious freedom regardless of what you believe. george howell, cnn, murfreesboro, tennessee. >> i spoke with the imam of that tennessee mosque and here is what he had to say about the healing properties for the entire community with the opening of this building. all that tomorrow at 5:00 eastern time. you can also catch soledad o'brien's documentary "unwelcome the muslims next door" tomorrow night at 8:00 and 11:00 eastern right here on cnn. yes, you do! don't! i've washed a few cupcake tins in my day... oh, so you're a tin expert now. whoa nelly! hi, kitchen counselor here. he's actually right... with cascade complete. see cascade complete pacs work like thousands of micro-scrubbing brushes to help power away tough foods even in corners and edges. so, i was right, right? i've gotta run. more dishwasher brands in

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everybody is doing the ber -- bernie at the oakland coliseum.ry day catcher norris lines the center. anthony makes up for it. we're results oriented around here. brandon inge to north. 1-1. aaron lapey faces josh redding and that's gone. watch a fan make a great catch. put me in coach. bernie is in the house again. a's starter malone has been scuffling. serves a meat ball to incarnacion. crisp climbs but he misses by that much. 4-3 after four. malone gave up six home runs. escobar was rumored to be headed to oakland in a trade but beats them today. he sums up today's performance. >> horrible. i mean, i couldn't get that one big pitch that i needed. you know like i said i was leaving balls up over the plate and they were capitalizing on them. hitting them in play and they were dropping. so just try to forget about it and go on to the next one. >> the losses i don't think they affect us too much. we're a team that tkpwoáut goes out there every day and try to beat teams any way that we can and we'll try to do the same thing -- we're a team that jus

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. >> bill, as for the parents, got to be weird to hear a mother tack ber son's sex life. something you didn't have to sowons have to worry about it. >> as a parent i reserve the not to care, and if you read my fan site, you know i'm fully supportive of his lifestyle. lochte unloaded.org. today i mentioned there is just not enough of him to go around, and so one-night-stands it is. call me, you chest-shaven little miracle. >> anthony, here's the thing. what he points out is this facetious argument about selfless athletes. it really is all about themselves. i can't get involved with you because i'm training. that's selfless to me. >> no. it's got to be great for a girl. just looking at himself in a mirror. got to take a swim. hang out here and watch this. >> it's status symbol for women. who can get away with it and be neglected and be crying about it. this is disgusting. >> his mother dish don't know. she might be in her 90s. it didn't say. but she said he goes out on one- night-stands? what happens when you go out and someone is drunk and you sveum lot and they go home wi

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some speculating that ben ber nak key made this a point. steve leisman says what does that mean to disappoint? >> we'll talk about that, and the euro zone. how should investors be playing the market right now? we have ben paste, brian harry, james wells, and ron sonnen. you think it could hit 1500 by the end of the year? >> i do, i think it's going to be a good year. i like some of the things happening here. they have been moving straight up ward telling us most economic reports -- we found out personal consumption in july and the chain store sales had a great start here in the month of ought. i think the economic momentum is starting to recover in the united states, and i think the stock market is following higher, if that trend continues, i think we will make that 1500 level before the year's out. >> ben pace, how are you positioned? >> i'm a little like jim as far as directionally but in and out quite the magnitude. i think our year end targets are 1345. we think you have to be more cautious. there's still issues out there regarding fisc

erin ber kwift is standing by. those are tough things to admit to the world. international television. why do it? >> i want to warn other men who might be considering it that this drug is extremely dangerous. it's not what they said it was. >> you are part of a class action lawsuit against merck that makes propeeshia. they said merck believes it has demonstrated safely and inefficacy profiles and labeling appropriately describes the benefits and the risks of the drug to perform prescribing. they saw no casual relationship between the use and continued sexual dysfunction after discontinuing the treatment. how do you respond to that? >> well, if the warning labels are adequate, why do they have a discrepancy between them and change the warning labels four times in the past two years? obviously merck knows that there is a danger, but they don't want to properly warn the public. >> how old were you when you started taking it? >> i took it off and on from may to october of 2011. >> when did you -- >> i started noticing. >> when did you notice the side effect? >> i

. >> so ben ber knack key speaking at jackson hole today, but some investors were left with more questions than answers. the speech was a lot about the past, a little on the future and we did move higher basically after the speech. >> so what should investors be thinking about as we head into this long weekend? from jackson hole, we have julia, jim key, michael giad, and allen gail, thank you for joining us today. julia, thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule at jackson hole. what did you make of bernanke's speech, and putting it context of what we're expecting from mario draghi as well? >> that's right, i think they had high expectations going into the conference, he delivered a clear and strong case that the fed can do more if needed. he didn't precommit to any particular policy, but i think it's a very qe 3 friendly speech. >> jim key, that seems to be everybody's assessment, pretty friendly to qe 3. how likely then are we do actually get qe 3 and what will drive is ultimately. >> i have a little different view. we don't have a monetary policy problem in this country and i

. >> we're waiting for the fed, and what ber nak key will say as the end of the month and if there ise easing, there is potential catalyst. >> yes, i guess the problem i have here is since when is this an indicator of doom and gloom. i have never seen higher levels of cash -- >> he's saying it's a good thing that will be unleashed. >> i think that potentially, absolutely, i miss under his point then, i agree with him. >> you're supposed to take the other side. it represents people that potentially will bring among back into thesystem. it's been extremely low. the balance sheet of corporate america has never been in better shape. if we can get past the fiscal cliff and past the collections and see some stability in europe -- that's the number one issue, then you will see more -- >> the metaphor, bubble, sounds positive, but you're using it in a positive way, right? >> i know, erin, you have been defensive in this market. do you buy into steve's market that all of this cash has to be put to work at some point, and when the glood gates open, -- f gates open it will be good. >> no, with o

ber burt, you say it could be the last season. >> penney's is becoming irrelevant. it's unsustainable. >> paul? >> clearly they cannot do negative 22% or 23% every quarter, but i think the statistics they gave in the conference call proved that the strategies are working. i have been in the stores a lot lately and i can see the difference in traffic. i see a younger customer coming in, it's a matter of changing from an old customer to a younger customer. >> will they be able to do that? >> the marketing has not connected with everybody or anybody. and one of the point social security they're launching a new marketing campaign right now. they say it's going to work but we don't know it's going to work. they fooled us once and can fool us again. >> burt, you give them until the fourth quarter, is there any chance they stay a live? >> it's possible, if the vendors see they're getting tremendous sales increases at marshals, tj max, coals, other competitors, then the strategy for penney is unplanned and they will make christmas this year, but may not see it next year. >>

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national security consequences of some of these, especially the ones involving the secret program and cry berlose before. >> yeah. i should ask you if someone came to you and said here is this administration about this cyber war -- information about this cyber war and someone else said hold it, what is your reaction? >> y ask me that on live television. easy one. call the boss. "washington post" and other newspapers have routinely consulted with the government before making decisions whether or not to publish classified material. i don't know routinely but it's done in past. >> john: charles, d.o.j. is looking into this. does there need to be a special prosecutor? >> i'm sure it's thorough inquiry and prompt up with and i'm sure the results will come back before election day. of course it's a ruse so all questions are answered by saying there is an investigation. so can't talk about it. we'll hear about it in december. at what which point obama will be past that point. >> afghanistan is another sore point after afghan soldier earlier today, police officer actually killed three americans servi

college students are stressed like everyone else, where watching very closely whether it can beung girl ber vote reenergize, and that speaks the importance -- speaks to the importance of about going to college campuses. host: professor, is that fair to say? guest: that has been the pattern for quite some time, only to the couple of exceptions, and the bottom line is people think it will be another close election. inlorida, you have some suggesting we could have such a close election that we could be reminded of the 2000 election. we would have to clarify we do not have this punched card footing machines anymore, thank you. it is the case that far back as his reputation as a word that goes, so goes the nation, and what is interesting is that had a paid media markets has been the best bellwether predictor about how florida will go, and that is interesting to people who wonder about why the tampa bay site was selected for republicans. this is a swing part of the swing state. it is a diverse area. it is culturally and economically and politically quite diverse, so i do that is another thing tha

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. >> craig, you were billed as the ber of this debate. right?ut when i look at it, there's nothing particularly bearish of what you're saying. no one is super bearish on the street of intel. we haven't found a single sell. why do you think that is? tie company's execution has been tremendous. they have advantages in manufacturing and r&d scale. and the company's got a great position in server. are they're highly profitable. stock trades at a nine times pe. hard to be real negative. i would rather be in growthier stocks like a qualcomm that's exposed to iphone 5 and 3g, 4g cellular trends and the ipad, the cellular smartphones are eating in to the growth rats of the pc markets and choosing to be with the growthier name of a qualcomm opposed to a more pc exposed name like intel. >> why do you think berkshire hathaway dumped them? >> i don't know. intel held up well in the selloff in europe over the european macro. it's outperformed versus other technology stocks narrowed so potentially there's more attractive alternatives out there. >> seems like

. >> this bet ber a good question for a yankee fan. >> the former governor told the yankee-red sox rivalryry that might have ended with a putdown if it weren't for ryan. >> it proves one thing. we all hate yankees. >> but not you. we love you. >> and tossed a softball that cast president as loser. >> i back winners. that's why i'm backing you. >> in the next several days we will see polls that may describe if there is a bounce for the romney ticket. so far it's been statistically significant in what few polls we have seen. >> carl cameron in manchester, new hampshire. thank you. >> john: the republican running for senate in missouri is asking supporters for donations in wake of withering criticism over his remarks over rape. congressman todd akin said sunday that women's bodies can prevent pregnancies in cases of what he called legitimate rape. akin apologized. he says he is still in the race to win it even though john cornyn told akin in a telephone call he won't get money from the nrsc if he stays in. romney called akin's remarks insulting, inexcusable and offensive. now akin still the r

of weeks so i mean, our measures would say that people are expecting a lot out of draghi and out of ber nng so i think almost regardless of the news, the market is sort of set up to have a hope dashed. so i wouldn't be surprised -- >> david, duffel like you're being held hostage by the fed? >> interesting question. i suspect tomorrow the chairman will probably punt and buy time. he veal the microphone in a couple of weeks. he'll wait to see what the data really shows. i do agree with doug and many of your earlier sentiments. the data is mixed and for every negative aspect that we might be able to point out there are positives. we see housing that's getting a little bit stronger. as a prime example and could be a driver so i think he'll punt tomorrow. are we held hostage? i think it's somewhat of a self-inflicted wound. i think investors should be wise not to hold their breath for a magic bullet. qe3, it might be an incremental step toward the recovery and not hold our breath as an element to the recovery. >> making decisions, david, do you factor in the fed or just do fundamental analys

things finally get better they want the world to look back and say, oh, see, it was reagan and volker, berananke and rom or obama. they want to go down in history as the person that saved us. the fed keeps pushing on the pedal. part of this is a political legacy they want. it really has nothing to do with the economy as a whole. >> art hogan, would you be a buyer or a seller now? >> in the marketplace i would be a buyer, but i wouldn't do it until after the month of september. i think we have gotten to this point in time where stocks are fairly valued. they are two multiple terms lower than last time. to brian's point last time we were two multiple points higher. stocks are fairly valued. we have to get through jackson hole. we certainly have to get through an ecb meeting that's the most important piece of the puzzle. the ecb being much more important than the next fomc meeting. after the ecb we have a clear path to higher markets toward the end of the year. >> we have a lot of election risk, too. that's risk for another day. thank you. art hogan and brian westbury. up next on kudlow, over