in boca raton, parents are taking it into their own hands. they're enrolling their kids in martial arts so a child can defend himself in the face of bullying. >> if a child puts my child in a corner he can defend himself. >> the kids in here learn to protect themselves and learn this is self defense only. >> what the instructor is saying they teach confidence and awareness, but they also focus on the art of walking away from a situation, to not be an instigator. >> i would prefer my kid disfuse the situation and walk away or defend themselves. >> hopefully this is just one part, i hope they don't just have to send their kets to karate and let them go. >> i think it's about confidence too, if you gi tve them tools tt will give them confidence. >> back flip fail. ♪ >> you are standing on the deck of the ojai bridge in china. about 150 feet off the valley floor is the longest and tallest tunnel to tunnel bridge in the world. it was completed in 2011, look at that lush green valley, and the camera angle you're getting is even better. >> so now th

. >> amos is from boca raton. i understand amos is a huge twitter and facebook follower already? >> yes. >> i was looking at his twitter feed last night. he's very popular. >> apparently he's even performed with the harlem globetrotte globetrotters? so he's somewhat pro. >> i think you're pushing him a little bit too much, natalie. you have to be objective. >> is it true that your horse can actually play basketball? >> he can play basketball. you want to see? >> let's go for it. >> get it. ♪ ♪ >> go get it. >> the balls are getting bigger so it's going to get harder. >> this is a tough one. >> that's his globetrotter ball. >> that's a hard one to pick up. want to try another one? >> they have to be a little bit soft. >> how did you get him to start playing basketball? >> great job. >> treats. >> isn't that unbelievable? >> there we go. >> amos, 3 for 3. >> wow! >> that's pretty impressive. >> i can get my dog to give me licks. >> exactly. >> one more? >> one more. >> there we go. for the slam dunk! >> can you believe how calm this giep is? unbelievable. >> so impressive. thank yo

voters. 79-year-old jewish man in florida who does republican outreach to the jewish community in boca ratonaid little by little the jews are moving into romney's camp. but they would not discuss their shift. if they did they would be thrown out of the card game and the pool. is there trust that there is move to romney because of false medicare ads in florida? >> it's possible, but i think medicare has been historically a very tough issue for the republicans. it's not an issue that republicans have been particularly trusted. it's very unlikely that the republicans would be able to win the medicare discussion. american jews are older than the population as large. as david has been saying, has a strong ideological attachment by and large safety net when american jews are wealthy in a disproportiondisproportionate. >> this was our prayer that paul ryan would be trying to explain his plans for medicare in front of jewish seniors in the state of florida. just as we're praying that todd akin would have the strength to stay in that race in missouri, we hoped and we prayed that he would pick paul ry

we're hosting final debate in boca raton. >> helps be the swing state. >> it helps to be a swing state. we're make sure we're going to swing it in the right direction. >> greta: do you, are you stats fied? your a tea party -- is that a. >> i'm a grass roots guy. >> greta: g are you 100% fats saths fied with your ticket? >> i am. when you look at the case they've made, they made the case about contrast between governing philosophyes and fiscal responsibility and free marketplace ideas and a strong national defense opposed to what we see, i think it's telling when you have that debt clock up there and debt incurred since the start of the convention. >> i got a note from a colleague, $8.5 billion during the course of the republican convention is a lot of money. >> a lot of money. >> greta: you can do a lot with that money. i'm curious. you traveled this state, this is older population. the whole issue about medicare. are they, are the citizens asking you about medicare and worried?. >> this is important thing. we've had a constant conversation with our constituents over in the east coast,

. >> caller: this is al in boca raton. i'm a long-time holder of cisco foods. they came out with good earnings today. they are yielding over 6%. >> this was a breakout corner. they are managing revenues to make more money. it wasn't done with a blowout sales number, but i was so gratified to see them deliver. they have been suffering. they missed the mark. this seemed to be the quarter they get it together. i think the stock goes higher. okay. downbeat commodity prices and freight rates are fogging up the whole picture here. companies are making big amounts of money. the companies making the most money will make you the most money. "mad money" will be back. >> announcer: coming up, booster shot? tonight, a double dose of biotech companies changing the face of medicine. first up, regeneron has success tweet treating rare disorders. stick around for jim's exclusive with the ceo. >>> then, before drugs get to the market, bio techs turn to this company to make sure they are safe and effective. cramer is putting the stock to the test when he talks with the ceo just

third presidential debate, october 2 in boca raton, moderated by bob shieffer, far, far, left wing lib and dinosaur, correct. and dinosaur. and the vice presidential debate will be october 11 in danville, kentucky, posted by martha raddatz of abc, far, far left wing democrat. >> of course, none of them are far, far left wing liberal democrats. and none of them are far left wing liberal democrats. and none of them, as far as i know, and i know them personally, are left wing democrats. i don't know what they are personally. they are established journalists who never turn overtheir political cards. rush is accusing them of being far left liberal democrats because he is trying to intimidate them now, right now. he wants the debate moderators waking up every morning thinking about how they can prove in these debates that they are not far left wing liberal democrats. how can they prove they are fair? well, the way rush wants them to prove that they are fair is tor really tough with the democratic candidate on the stage and go easy with the republican candidate. he's trying to get inside thei

bob schieffer of cbs news will do the third forum on october 22 in boca raton, florida, focused on foreign vice presidential debate will be moderated by martha raddatz of abc news on october 16 in danville, kentucky. jim has presided over 11 presidential and vice presidential debates, beginning in 1988. and he authored a book about them last year titled "tension city: inside the presidential debates from kennedy-nixon to obama-mccain." jeff sat down with jim earlier this afternoon. brown: so, jim, the invitation comes to you. were you surprised? you know, you've said in the past, no more. why did you agree this time? >> well, i agreed because of the format. the commission over a period of weeks worked on a format that is new and has the potential for being terrific. which is more open. it's going to be six segments, 15 minutes each. there be a question and answer at the beginning of each segment, but the rest of the time is open time. it encourages the candidates to address each other, question each other and it was an opportunity, something that i very much believed in and was asked by th

we're hosting final debate in boca raton. >> helps be the swing state. >> it helps to be a swing state. we're make sure we're going to swing it in the right direction. >> greta: do you, are you stats fied? your a tea party -- is that a. >> i'm a grass roots guy. >> greta: g are you 100% fats saths fied with your ticket? >> i am. when you look at the case they've made, they made the case about contrast between governing philosophyes and fiscal responsibility and free marketplace ideas and a strong national defense opposed to what we see, i think it's telling when you have that debt clock up there and debt incurred since the start of the convention. >> i got a note from a colleague, $8.5 billion during the course of the republican convention is a lot of money. >> a lot of money. >> greta: you can do a lot with that money. i'm curious. you traveled this state, this is older population. the whole issue about medicare. are they, are the citizens asking you about medicare and worried?. >> this is important thing. we've had a constant conversation with our constituents over in the east coast,

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and then a final turn on the floor for obama and romney on october the 22nd, in boca raton, florida. ahead of the general election on november 6th. still to come on today's program, how investors are going to react? will they be disappointed when they hear from ben bernanke? we'll be out to jackson hole right after this. at merrill lynch, we understand the importance of your goals. today, our financial advisors lead from a new position of strength. together with bank of america, they have access to more resources than ever before. a steadfast commitment to help you achieve your financial goals in life. that's the power of the right advisor. that's merrill lynch. >>> okay. we'll be out the jackson hole wyoming in a few minutes. before that, unemployment in the eurozone has reached an all time high. highest level since records began for the euro area. 11.3% unemployment rate. june figure was revised up to that point as well. despite that number and despite we saw inflation come in stronger today as well, eurozone cpi 2.6%. the euro dollar is up at a session high, 1.25. the dollar as we

this is from james gilbert in boca raton, louisiana. please comment about boycott intellectuals like shelby foote. >> guest: i'm not afraid to say that we end up with different kinds of conclusions. two weeks ago, the text for the congressional black caucus invited me to debate armstrong williams around issues of the undocumented people. as they put it, illegal immigration. and we had a very lively kind of conversation. you know, i would like to see more of that. that is the kind of conversation i think is more fruitful than the three minute spot to get on television. again, i'm not sure what is meant by boycotts. we don't agree with these folks and we pretty much say so. >> host: james in detroit, you are on and we have just a few minutes left. >> caller: thank you very much. i have enjoyed everything. the question i have, which one of your books would you recommend for my daughter. she is 38 years old, she has a degree, just for inspiration and etc. >> guest: i would say "surviving and thriving: 365 facts in black econimics history."

the final presidential debates is october 22 in boca raton, florida and.s a town hall meeting format in an october in new york. a vice-presidential debate in kentucky and. if you look at those dates and early voting, some of these votes could be cast around for shortly after the very first debate. so the second and third debate will have no influence on those people who cast early ballots. guest: right. it is actually an issue in primaries. you have people voting early and a candidate will drop out and they will have voted for that candidate and now their vote is wasted. you do run the risk that there could be some surprising information that would be made available through debates or just coming through the news media that might change your mind. the people who voted the earliest our people who are the most hard-core partisan. quite frankly, you can give any information about your candidate or the other candidates, but it's really not going to change their mind. for the people who are not sure or are uncertain about how they want to vote tend to hold thei

final presidential debate on foreign policy will take place on october 22nd at lynn university in boca raton, florida. >> a group of african-american pastors talked about their opposition to president obama's position on same-sex marriage. the coalition of african-american pastors have launched a marriage petition campaign. this briefing is about 35 minutes. >> i want to thank all of you for coming out today. my name is william owens. i am standing with my wife and our baby, doctor deborah owens, my son, reverend william owens, and all of the pastures that are with us today. they came in support of our effort to save the family. that marriage should be between a man and a woman. the time has come by broad-based assault against the powers that be that want to change our culture to one man marrying a man and women marrying women. we wrote the president and he -- mr. holder may 2, requesting an audience with him to discuss this very issue. he has not given us the courtesy of any reply. we consist of 3742 african-american pastors. and he has totally ignored us. he has not given us the pleasure o