and online bill dart has your world news in just over thirty minutes but for now know from us for me kevin and this is now in the whole rest of the crew view on the scenes here with us over the last two days thank you for watching but new sense of know from us. the same. the same. the same issues. could you take should free the store charges free. range free. three stooges priests are going to hold free broadcasts live video for your media projects and free media don carty dot com. you can see. the some. of the same. following welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle the return of lot of mere putin to the russian presidency how did the campaign change russian politics how will russia transform over the next six years and has a new dialogue started within society about the country's future. the same you can see the same. cross-talk a new period in russian politics i'm joined by john laughlin in paris he is director of studies at the institute of democracy and cooperation in london we have married a chef ski she is the chief editorial writer and a columnist at the independent and here i

darts at the bank stocks? do you like them all? are you being selective? >> bill, i don't throw darts at a board.hen my chart's like this, when they look like this, i know they're going higher. of course, you always have to be selective. we don't just throw caution into the wind. a lot of work goes into this. but we like those banks and we like those brokers. >> rich ross, thank you for joining us on "talking numbers" today. >> we've got a market that is fractionally moving after a huge rally has reversed course. we are just in the final stretch. we are up 12 points on the dow industrials. we have just about 30 minutes before the closing bell sounds. >>> our next guest says there are tremendous overlooked opportunities in this market. we've got the details coming up. >>> as we take a break, look at each member of the dow and how they're trading right now. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i'm constantly working my screens. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 checking the charts. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 looking for support, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 resistance, breakouts, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 a few other tricks that i'll keep to myself.

darts. and drugs speak at campuses about the dangers of bill schulz. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if wit were rehab, time sizemore would enter him. actor, writer, comedian. michael ian black. his latest book, "wonderful" came out and it is called" you are not doing it right" and the world's cheapest puppet. good to see you, pinch. >> they recorded a white house meeting between british prial minister david cameron. here is a taste. obama, thank you for coming. thank you for taking time to meet with us of the cameron, back at you with a wicked googly governor. apologies of making such a bloody mess of the oval office. i just got back from my chimney sweeping. and between pounding pots of ale and eating fish and chips. i am utterly noc ce red. to you and yours, bloke. >> well done. all right. so they be allowed to slay, a symbol of the usa? an american indian tribe had permission to kill two bald eagles for religious purposes, i know. the fish and wildlife issued it after the arapahoe -- that makes me a racist? finally everybody knows. th

bill? >> is it harmless fun or a gateway gun? a chicago area pastor, is there any other kind is demanding k-mart stop selling plastic water pistols and neither of dart -- nerf dart shooters. and you know that's the reason they have such a high crime rate. quote, i am amazed you would offer toy guns to our children to make them comfortable with playing with they will. i ask you to remove any baskets with toy guns from your store's shelves immediately." so far k-mart corporate has stuck with the display with a spokesman saying, quote, we believe these items are clearly package eds as water toys. that was my nickname in college and almost identical by items sold by many other retailers. they have made headlines for defending it. and he said america is the greatest sin against god. speaking of spectacles. >> i could watch that show. >> would you let your kids play with some kind of nerf tool for killing? a nerf killing machine? >> yes, i would. it didn't look like a real gun and i didn't have to worry about the cop blowing their head off. i would let them play with any brightly colored guns because guns are fun. blowing up a coke can is a blast. but mor

sidelines and throw darts or write columns or whatever was necessary but you had to get out and do something. so i went out and started crossing the country and particularly focused on one bill. to me, this was the lynch pin of all lynch pins. this was a lynch pin that was going to change the entire interaction between government and the american people. margaret thatcher said when she left the prime ministership of england that she was never able to accomplish what ronald reagan accomplished in transforming america back from the brink of socialism, really, in the 1960s and '70s. she said the reason for that was the british national health care system. people's dependency on government. people's direct tie to government on something that was absolutely essential for them, their health and their life. and that once the government has you and has that relationship, they've got you. and here i'm seeing what i thought was an incredible act of hubris. well, it was. but a foolish act of hubris on the part of the president. on shoving this health care bill down the throats of the american people. i thought, why are they doing this? i was in the green room. >> you've been listening