we have dj big john in the building today. what is going on big john? how are you doing?ng to talk to him in a little bit. bi it's great music.at >> i love this. it's a way to start off the morning. a little bit of a jazz. i love it. we'll talk to dj big john coming up who has just come back by a 13-hour road trip, by the way. >> straight in to fox 5. dedicated to the craft. he's going to be on fox 5 after 13 hours on the road. the general rule is you don't get any sleep before you come. in a couple hours, two hours.. you'll be fine then. [laughter][l all right. what is going on? >> we have a cold front. it's working its way tours the area. once you get through here this afternoon we're in for a really nice stretch of weather starting as early as 3, four, 5 today. humidity on the way out. mostly everything is forecast. dealing with a front approachina from thepp north and west. if you look careful you see flashing there into eastern portions of west virginia andnd western maryland. probably moving through here mid to late morning. m we'll be in good shape this afternoon.a

it is tgi friday and big john spinning the tunes.ice variety going this morning. >> i agree. >> we are loving it. >> this is great. we had sinatra. >> little marvin gay, now country music. >> i can't remember who it is. it is going to drive me crazy. everybody knows this song. >> we are going to chat with him later in the show. >> let's chat with tucker on our forecast. >> good morning. sunrise, threat of storms early. beautiful afternoon and beautiful evening across the area as the nice cool air sets in. >> you said "cool air" -->> you can't do that, i only have 10 seconds. radar, shower activity. come back in a couple of minutes. reagan national 74°, 74 dulles. 70 bw parkway. good looking weekend. >> steve with traffic. >> 118 in germantown town. 95 northbound little build up, nothing -- just early friday rush hour. everything is moving well. south looks good at prince william parkway. smooth ride for new york avenue, traffic inbound stopping at the signals. little volume from maryland heading northwest. everything is still open. t

that is dj big john everybody. first we want to talk to tucker barnes.ime when he has the cuteness factor of the day. >> allison i had the simon thing. [laughter]>> let's go to your weather forecast. that is the best picture. so cute. >> she turns six months old tomorr tomorrow. >> this was her first bathing suit from the fourth of july. >> what a cutie pie. >> red, white, and blue. love it. >> look at the smile on her fac face. >> proud papa. >> making lots of noises. love the pictures. >> that smile, who could be mad. >> myfoxdc.com. we have shower activity. this is our cold front. good news. potentially showers, morning hours cloud filled and potential for showers and thunderstorms. by mid to late afternoon, we should have clearing. temperatures, warm and humid, 76 reagan national, 68 pittsburgh, we'll be in the 60 overnight. 50s tomorrow morning, fantastic weekend, temperatures dropping off into the 50s and 60s for the next couple of mornings. accuweather seven day, saturday and sunday look fantastic, upper 50s and low 60s. that is the weather foreca

>> john: by passing all these laws. if you have a bigvernment to fight over. >> there is that argument, but will the real well think is not in washington, d.c.. >> john: it's on wall street, he says. there is a lot of money there, but there is a big difference. >> in the private sector if you can find a way to cut costs you are a hero. if you can find a way to cut costs in bureaucracy you are goat. they measure success by the size of their budget. >> big budgets give special interests reason to invest in d.c. and invest they hav unions say teachers are under pay but their union looks rich. this is their headquarters. we're told it's worth hundred million dollars. the atrium is called an environmental oasis. they didn't want us to take pictures of it. >> take a picture of it? they told me to wait outside and officials waited to see if we can videotaped. >> we read about the beautiful lobby and would like to show it to the viewers. >> it's like they are sucking money from the rest of the country and building palaces. >> have you been to an

>> john: by passing all these laws. if you have a bigvernment to fight over. >> there is that argument, but will the real well think is not in washington, d.c.. >> john: it's on wall street, he says. there is a lot of money there, but there is a big difference. >> in the private sector if you can find a way to cut costs you are a hero. if you can find a way to cut costs in bureaucracy you are goat. they measure success by the size of their budget. >> big budgets give special interests reason to invest in d.c. and invest they have. unions say teachers are under pay but their union looks rich. this is their headquarters. we're td it's worth hundred million dollars. the atrium is called an environmental oasis. they didn't want us to take pictures of it. >> take a picture of it? they told me to wait outside and officials waited to see if we can videotaped. >> we read about the beautiful lobby and i would like to show it to the viewers. >> it's like they are sucking money from the rest of the country a building palaces. >> have you been to an

i think, john, it has a big thing full of water in it. it's a big stone thing. ys. >> john: that's a baptismal font. okay. according to all the coverage, this was a massive deal for the church. new york's cardinal dole and heard it a little differently. >> this is no way could this be interpreted as a change in church doctrine. while certain acts may be wrong, we would always love and respect the person. and treat the person with dignity. homosexuality is not a sin, right? homosexual acts are. >> john: okay. so you can have gay desires. you just can't take gay action. which i guess means that you can listen to y.m.c.a. but you may not under any circumstances do the hand gestures. and by the way, that doesn't mean that gays have to be celibate. there is a loophole. >> the church's teaching, which is based on the bible and god's revelation, is that sexual love is reserved only between a man and woman. >> john: exactly. gay men can have sex as long as it's with lesbian women. within the confines of a loveless marriage. just as god nearly intended. but that's not to

john, was common sense. for example, you mentioned abortion. all right. bigere in massachusetts for myself growing up was catholicism. >> john: me, too. >> the only issue that anybody ever talks about when it comes to catholicism is abortion. no one says hey, you're a catholic. what do you think of wage reform? what do you think of labor rights? what do you think of immigration reform? what do you think of the defense budget or poverty or things like this. social justice issues. it is always about abortion. it bothers me. i got a big catholic family. half the family is pro-life. the other half is pro-choice. they're wonderful people. i love them all equally. if rival corporations can merge for their own mutual benefit, why can't the pro-life forces and the pro-choice forces merge for their own mutual benefit? i am suggesting, john, on your show that planned parenthood merge with the catholic church. and create the largest reproductive rights/adoption center in the world. planned catholics of the hood. focus on what we have in common. >> john: fight for birth

photo or music files, and some racy emails from someone called big john. her employer. well, i tell you, some of them even made me blush. okay, that's weird. her passport's authentic. she is rose duchamp from antigua, but her details are on an intelligence list. and there's a number we've got to ring if we have any information about her whereabouts. who's flagged it? uh, soca. who is soca? soca. serious organized crime agency, based in london. why would they be interested in a finance director from the caribbean? this is detective sergeant camille bodey calling from the honore police station on saint-marie. we've got some information about rose duchamp and... uh, yes, i'll hold. so what does this soca do exactly? serious crime. the mafia, eastern european gangs, and if she's involved in serious crimes, that goes a long way to explaining why she left antigua in a hurry, and why she's been living here under a false name, until yesterday, when her past may well have caught up with her. okay. well? they said they wouldn't tell me anything over the phone. that's a little pat

they have been a big part of it, from d p w, john thomas, our manager. a big hand for john, please. the design team arlene, david flores and wong. the construction team that actually was here and delivered the project on time lee and flip e. they got us to the finish line. i know a lot of you have heard about neale, neale really was very instrumental in making sure that we did the right outreach, putting together the project and the conceptual design and making sure that we had a document that got us here today. as you heard from the supervisor we are going to start finding ways to look at the next phase. thank you very much, neale for all of your leadership. [ applause ] >> the project has truly been built on teamwork, not only on city agencies but with the community down here at fisherman's wharf. finally the entire project would not have been possible without the vision and leadership of the merchants and restaurant owners and people here at fisherman's wharf and the community benefit district. a big hand for them. [ applause ] >> they came in existence 2005 and since then they h

john: how big hair cut?n a half billion in the red which means a union worker thinks he has 50,000 year might only get 30? >> well, the judge is going to make that decision in a bankruptcy court. and i really -- let me just say this. i have a great deal of sympathy for the average pensioner or the average retiree because they are not really getting a lot of money. john: and they do nothing wrong. >> they did negotiate the deals. they did under invest in the pension fund. detroit has to pension funds. one for police and fire and one for general employee use which is the larger. that fund is a mess. 30 percent of the investments are unrealistic. so the political managers said, let's invest in this and it made no money. >> somody's friend, someone's uncle, someone's cousin. and that pension fund is under investigation as we speak. john: i see that the pension board paid $22,000 to send for trustees to why. >> this is at a time when the pension fund is headed for bankruptcy. once again, it's up the pensioners fa

john: how big hair cut?n a half billion in the red which means a union worker thinks he has 50,000 year might only get 30? >> well, the judge is going to make that decision in a nkruptcy court. and i really -- let me just say this. i have a great deal of sympathy for the average pensioner or the average retiree because they are not really getting a lot of money. john: and they do nothing wrong. >> they did negotiate the deals. they did under invest in the pension fund. detroit has to pension funds. one for police and fire and one for general employee use which is the larger. that fund is a mess. 30 percent of the investments are unrealistic. so the political managers said, let's invest in this and it made no money. >> somebody's friend, someone's uncle, someone's cousin. and that pension fund is under investigation as we speak. john: i see that the pension board paid $22,000 to send for trustees to why. >> this is at a time when the pension fund is headed for bankruptcy. once again, it's up the pensioners fa

the big story here is that he got busted, john. >> big time.s was recorded apparently months ago, peter. who recorded it and why are they releasing it now? >> this was recorded by a conservative activist by the name of dennis fusaro who's a former paul aide actually on a separate crusade to prove the ron paul people bribed a sntate senator in the kacaucuses in io. this was on the dragnet of a bunch of recordings released this week, john. this is proving to be the biggest news out of the recordings so far. >> jesse benton not quitting. sticking as campaign manager. >> that's right. he's saying he's truly sick that he was caught on tape doing this. and he says i believe in senator mcconnell and i'm 100% committed to his re-election. being selected to lead his campaign is one of the great honors of my life. i look forward to victory in november of 2014. that's jesse being sincere, apparently, john. >> even if he has to hold his nose the whole time. peter hamby, thank you so much. >>> i want to bring in our political panel to talk about this. get a

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a lot of times we think john 36 is the big one. 1 john 4:16 is the one that you need to bring to the next redskins game.e. come on, somebody. hold on, 1 john. everybody be like, "what's that scripture?" you missed it. you're off a few numbers. end of book. but it says this: "we have come to know"-- that's thihinking g right there. "we have come to know and have believed"-- there's believe right there. we have come to know, therefore wewe can believeve-- "the love which god has for us. god is love"-- come on, howany of you know if you could just remember and realize an- for the first time, maybe-- how much god actually loves you, how many of you know it will change your life. if you canan realize how much e heavenly father loveses you. but it says this: "know and have believed "the love which god has for us. god is love"-- and then it says- "and the one whobides"-- that's an action right ththere-- "in n love abides in god and god abides in him." i love it. it's talking about thihinking and believing and then acting and then ultimately that action is going to lead to an increased quali

>> a big move, john. with those numbers in hand, the company ceo, by the way, mark has taken the hot seat with jim cramer tonight. cnbc exclusive. you won't want it miss that one. let's get to our market panel. as dennis was saying off the top there, of all the contradictory things playing off. is it a good sign that stock close up for the day given head winds? >> yeah. i think it is reasonably, i won't say overtly impressive, but reasonably so. and the fact that mond bond market turned around like it did, to me is impressive. that certainly didn't blow up in my face but you have to be impressed. i bought stocks last week quietly. i'm not -- i'm nervously long. nervously long in japan. and today's action, not going to bring me off to the side lines but at least it is impressive enough to say, it finished up on the day and suddenly good news, that's the good news. >> right. >> there's definitely a lot of mixed data out there. so he says he is long but he is nervous and markets and when you have manufacturi

back to much more open world which had existed for thousands of years prior to the rise of big media. >> john? >> john is one of the greatest wind of the cold area and of the founding period if you will, written biographies of george washington and others. this is a joint biography of thomas jefferson and alexander hamilton. the two polar opposites among the american founding fathers. what they represent is jeffersons a grain, hamilton is federalist, those things still exist today. they come up in our politics all the time. if you really want to understand politics today, go back to understand the difference between jefferson and hamilton. but it's the first time they've been put in a joint biography to. >> do founding fathers books do well almost automatically? >> not automatically. i think it depends on who writes them. there are certain people really well known for doing that. they certainly, there's always an audience for book only founding father, always. spent and finally we want to talk to you about larry sabato his new book spent larry sabato asia is the correct of the center for poli

john: soccer. religiously. >> it's a big deal. it's getting bigger and bigger in america. >> john: i want to be a soccer player more than anything else. this was very much plan-b. >> how in the world did this happen? you wanted to play soccer and here you are. >> john: it was a complete lack of physical ability. and that's all. >> you couldn't kick the ball. john: are you a frustrated athlete as well? >> i used to play in bronx park. john: play what? baseball. john: classic. a little football. yeah, sure. >> john: you're a yankee fan. yes, i am. (a few people in the crowd cheering). >> you've been here seven years. are you a baseball fan. >> john: i am. i immediately picked the mets. [ cheers and applause ] i'll tell you what. because you are entitled to be a yankee fan. you are born in the bronx. you can't choose to be a yankee fan. that's not how sport works. >> why did you choose to be a mets fan. >> john: i associate sport with misery. i understand the mets. >> he's funny. isn't he funny? >> john: that's official. i like him. j

john. >> good. bigng to talk to john, i presume. >> i'll talk to him on the helicopter. >> okay. thank you. >> yes, sir. >> good evening. president nixon moved at the highest level today to cleanse the white house of the taint of the watergate scandal. the president has asked me to announce that he has today received and accepted the resignation of two of his closest friends and most trusted assistants in the white house. in their statements of resignation, they blamed many of their problems on the press. whether the president plans to incorporate any such statement in his nationwide address tonight is unknown. >> today, in one of the most difficult decisions of my presidency, i accepted the resignations of two of my closest associates in the white house, bob haldeman, john ehrlichman, two of the finest public servants it has been my privilege to know. i want to stress in accepting these resignations, i mean to leave no implication whatever of personal wrongdoing on their part. and i leave no implicatio

katy perry cossie with john mayer. >> well, big news for "true blood" fans today.ard back. >> and women everywhere rejoice because remember, his character big up in flames on the season finale shocker but the show's boss says he will be back. had a feeling he'd come back. >> he's way too popular. oni heard you got a scoop another hbo show. >> i talked to the new villain on the "newsroom" while terri talked to jeff daniels. the new season of "the newsroom" caught in as night fire storm. "extra" on set with star jeff daniels. watch.ng not to >> all the sexual tension and fairytale aspect of the happy but tragic ending. >> jane fonda back for season the "newsroom" series from rapid fire writer aaron sorkin. love playing leona lancing. >> critics love daniels in his role as cranky anchorman will mcavoy. donee greatest role i've because it's a to z. >> jeff's new co-star, hamish the grove stopping by and starting a "newsroom" war with his role. senior producer who alters footage which jeopardizes the credibility of the network, right? >> yes. >> so you're kind of a vill

. ♪ big bad john ♪ >> my mom used to sing that song. >> perfect song for the story. >> a popular riteg baseball lovers for generations. >> including you. >> yes, indeed. but these days little league is not only getting more competitive, become nearly impossible for some kids to compete against players who are big enough to be in the majors. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: they're young goliaths on the baseball field. chad, 6'2", 200 pounds. get this. only 12 years old. the starting pitchers from grosse pointe, michigan, fastball clocks in at 70 miles an hour. grant holman from california, 166 pounds and 6'4". 166 pound and 6'4." he is taller than derek jeter, but just 13. at the little league world series, young pitchers faced off, holman dominating with 13 strikeouts. >> the coolest thing i've ever done. making headlines for his no hitter. >> i just feel like i am any other kid. just playing baseball. and everyone is asking for my autograph. >> reporter: on the field and in team photos they stick out like sore thumbs. the smaller kids even they're saying hey, he is a good play

that is a very big number. john rutledge, i don't think the economy's all that strong. lot of part-time workers. i thought the employment numbers were very, very iffy. in fact, i think the whole economy's still -- i don't know. can't get out of its own way. 2%. big deal. >> 2% and a little bit growing as we go along. but you know what, larry? i am owning and buying more small cap stocks. the reason is because during the credit crunch days those are exactly the companies that were not able to get money from banks. so they have a very high cost of capital. as the loans begin to be released by the banks and credit becomes more available, their cost of capital drops sharply. that's why small caps are up 33% so far in the last year versus 22 for the s&p. >> josh lipton, last word. in your reporting are you hearing people talk about a 10% correction as jack is saying? because that is a big number. >> sure. listen, that's what makes a market. i think on the other side, though, even those who have become incrementally more positive, i think it comes down to as we were discussin

big crowd expected. johnbaugh like a school boy. >> i think it's the best stadium in football. it's classic it's a classic stadium. even though it is a little older now it has been around for a while. it is sparkling in eerie way. >> the position without question wide receiver at least when it comes to experience. they are experienced by brandon. he is a fan favorite. you can't ever forget his touchdown catch of super bowl 35. he also got a injury history even if he did catch 45 passes last season 5 of them touchdowns in denver. coming up, we will talk to you from the stadium. >> coach had a goatee action going on there. it's all good. >> i think i should go there. >> 5:54. >> a missing california teen is found safe after a harrowing experience. they were able to track down her and her alleged abductor. >> the clouds making an appearance but at least it's making for a beautiful sunrise. we will tell you when we come back at 6:00. >> concern about destructive teens at the skate land. that's when 11 news sunday

big chill between the u.s. and russia may be heading for the deep freeze. president obama has officially canceled his one-on-one meeting with vladimir putin. >> john: canceled? wow, that's a big diplomatic slap in the face, a dip move, if you will. ( laughter ) although if the president really wanted to hurt putin he would have said he was coming and just stood him up. trust me, that hurts a lot more. or if you wanted to be more passive aggressive the president could have said let's meet somewhere that's not technically in russia like, i don't know, moscow airport. ( cheers and applause ) look, we all know-- we all know why this meeting was canceled, right. >> president obama formally canceled next month's meeting in moscow with russia's president vladimir putin. why? >> missile defense, human rights, that controversial law there that bans gay relationships and a lot of concern about how it's going to impact the olympics in sochi. >> john: oh, that's right because russia will not allow a hint of homoswullity in an event where you either win a skin-tight leotard or sparkly tuxedo for your ice ballet. come on, come on, now. is there nothing else that led amer

thought that might give alan rickman a few calls. >> he's a scary little man, gary is. >> john: i guess because it's a bigmount of scariness for a tiny british man. >> it is. it's so much scariness to come out of just a little guy. >> john: it might not be that he's little. it might be that you're a large australian man. we're all little to you. i was in australia earlier this year. it is a magnificent country. >> thank you. john: you're welcome. ( applause ) >> john: you're from melbourne. i'm from, yeah, i grew up a couple hours outside of melbourne on a little island >> john: we went to sydney. it was really great. really loved it. people all around were saying if you like it here, you should go to melbourne. it's really laid back there. more laid back than this? are they permanently tranquilized? >> i think 99% of it is that they're drunk most of the time. everything is just fun >> john: that is true. the legal drinking age is 8-and-a-half, isn't it? >> yeah, i was born into a pub. john: we also went to see an aussie rules game for the first time. have you ever played that? >> i grew up playing that.

not as big as 200 million on the sci-fi big flop, john carter.red million doll lar charge would come in this quarter. david: they have to have one grand stinker every year. we have only time for one more question. franchises, with the exception of "the lone ranger," clearly that is a franchise that is dead and gone, they do, their franchises are extremely, probably priceless more than valuable, are they not, matthew? >> i think they really have fixed the studio at this point albeit at great cost. you have lucas film with "star wars" in there. you have pixar and marvel which is amazing deal for disney. don't forget it is not just recognized at movie studios, it is mid-ing and parks attraction globally. it extraordinarily intellectual property for the company. david: that is for sure. dennis kneale, matthew, thanks very much. don't miss dennis kneale's interview with disney chairman, bob iger on markets now in the 12:00 hour. bob iger right here. liz: dennis, that will be the best one. that will be a fascinating interview. >>> detroit ace bankruptc

we are at the beginning of something big. johnsaid there will be 30 million wireless device, most will be sensors connected to computers. >> there is another device out there called the basis, which measures temperature. do you have another device in the works? >> yeah. we didn't start this to make a pedometer company. we have a lot of products coming ut later this year, early next year. what we think about the wearables, they're not that wearable. they're plastic and rubber. these are not things people normally like to wear. >> thank you for coming by. come back with the next one. appreciate it. >> coming up, another billionaire buying a newspaper. squawk will be right back. . . >> good morning, everybody. i'm becky quick. joe is on vacation this week. we have been watching the futures. not a lot of movement. this is typical on what we have seen on wall street. the dow futures are down 25 points. they were both down yesterday. nasdaq is down by just over 3 points. nasdaq closed yesterday at another 13-year high. we'll continue to

we have john paulson doubling down on one of his big holdings.america macabre and gold. what is interesting about the trade today, we see gold for december delivery settling about $28. 1,361 or thereabouts. the physical market, the delivery there is really tight. it big asian demand, but what we want to return to is what is going on with the paper trades in the exchange-rate as products in gold, down about $58 billion so far this year. it has been on a rocket ride since december 2008. then it went up 71,894 in july and august of 2011. that starts coming back down this year. the cftc was really clear that the commodities futures trading commission has data on the long positions, the bullish bets on gold. they sort of mirror what is going on with a hedge fund guys. the bullish bets for the long positions have been cut by 70%. that is a big number. 70 percent cut again in the futures and options on the net loss position in gold futures delivery. want to give you one final newsbreak. breaking news coming out. forbes magazine is telling the math on jo