the osaka bors has become a subsidiary of the tokyo stock exchange. the tokyo borst launched the tender offer on july 11th at 840,000 yen.n. that's about $6100 a share. the bidding period ended on wednesday. they plan to integrate their operations in january next year. the new merged entity will be called the japan exchange group and would account for 90% of the trading galilee for domested listed shares. the two companies say a larger borst could attract more foreign investors. >>> people who love to pamper their pets are heading to an exhibit outside tokyo this weekend. if you think they'll just be looking for leashes or collars, think again. smartphone controlled feeders and cutting-edge diapers are the hot items these days in japan's pet industry which is worth about $20 billion a year. nhk world's rina nakano reports. >> reporter: this is the pet lover's paradise. from high-end food to stylish leashes to the latest technology for dogs, cats, fish and more. it's all here at interpets 2012. >> translator: i don't any think other industry has as muc

. >> david, msnbc's boro maboro -- joe scar bor bor scarboroug brings this game tonight, this is going to be the end of a very successful week for the republicans. >> i agree 100%. >> all right. david, ard coulding to his spokespeople, the president has not been watching the speecheses at the rnc. does he watch tonight and is this campaign a bit nervous that mitt romney and the gop are making a mark before the days of the democrats in charlotte? >> i'm sorry. i have to differ with joe on this one, because paul ryan succeeded in firing up the base, the far right wing of the republican party, that's for sure. he had them on their feet, but what did he do to really build bridges to the ever-important swing voters, independents in swing states? if anything he alienated people by lying about a gm plant near where he and i grew up near wisconsin, lying about medicare. here's a question for mitt romney. can mitt romney do what apparently he was able to do back in massachusetts? which is appeal to the -- >> you may not know, why you say he was lying. he talk about the plant that closed down. >

is just another example they've left four people go reportedly for trying to influence live bor and also they've set aside a huge chunk of cash to deal with misdeeds of which libel rigging is one so i want to bring back michael krieger principle of krieger asset management and guess what folks he used to be one of those guys on wall street that took big firms so maybe you can give us some insight into that his past life that is so michael kroger i do want to ask you know we talked about central planners what role do too big to fail banks have in the rigging of this system and how that affects everybody else because like i said we have new revelations about libel or also the london whale trade we just found out according to the wall street journal and some sources that talk to them close to the investigation they say hey guess what the london whale boss was telling him to fudge a valuation so how does this impact the dynamic work we're discussing. ok yes so so too big to fail banks ever since i decided to leave wall street i never work i didn't work at a too big to fail bank i worked at s

that is always a big boo-boo bor the airlines because they have to ground part of a flight. >> this happensummer? >> whenever you have extremes of temperatures or weather patterns. in european they have very unusual weather patterns that resulted in thousands of delays where planes have to go back to the airport. we've had minor items such as a valve that doesn't work, it gets sticky and you don't take the time to maintain it properly, you figure i'll get through the rush season. then one day you've got a plane full of passengers and it fails all together. then you can't take off. we see that as well. >> neil: are we seeing more than other summers? >> i don't think so. >> neil: there are so many planes flying now, it just seems that way? >> that is part of it. the other part of it everything is made aware, everything that happens i should say. if you go to the n.t.s.b. website they report every malfunction of a commercial airline they're takes place throughout the country every single day. the kinds of thing you suffer with your automobile. flat tires, the air-conditioning doesn't work. >>

she asked if she could boar bor pair of pliers. i said, leave your i.d.by pliers, her mouth is full of toilet paper, she drops a gold tooth in there and it's worth about 30 bucks. ing that i >>jimmy: that's one of the saddest things i've ever heard. dentists come in? >> if you go to a dentist, they pull out a gold crown, keep it. >> jimmy: that seems unethical to me. dentists are a little weird, aren't they? >> in general, yeah. >> halfway between a vet and a doctor. >> jimmy: bring you a bag of teeth? >> yeah. >> jimmy: a bowl of teeth? and you melt it down or -- i imagine you don't put them in somebody's mouth. i guess you melt it down. so, when somebody buys a piece of jewelry, there's a good chance it was in someone's mouth? >> that's what's eat about gone gold. no one throws away gold. >> jimmy: i throw it away all the time. that's how rich am i. >> so your wedding band could contain gold from the e gyp xans. they never throughout it away. >> or someone's mouth. >> jimmy: you get people that come in and think, i have this beautiful piece of jewelry,

. >> host: now it is spelled lie-bor. [laughter] we will take questions now. people average 10 questions so we don't have them on scene. i have been told to ask to more questions. how come you grab the "wall street journal" and dow was and? [laughter] 1/2 fined two kerry? >> i hear he is. he has a house in palm desert. and his midlife crisis stage he bought a house is there. >> host: did he have the no doc loan? [laughter] >> i should ask about that. >> host: but not welcome at the reunions? >> no. i don't ever see his name on the invite list. but his ex-wife is. and -- moved back to new york so the second the bank failed he flew back. i hear he is working in financial-services but no where we would have heard of. >> host: the shareholders were wiped out. you have is the book and. >> the bank fails. [laughter] >> host: we know that much [laughter] but those who were not a high rollers. >> that was the misconception. not just the short-sellers but mom and pop people who had invested since the ipo in the '80s. >> host: i am not screening this in advance. why sho

two, you've got to cut spending. 40 cents of a dollar we spend is bor yod money, half comes from othere, you have to reform government programs our entitlement programs and the way we propose to reform those if we do it now, you prevent anyone who is in and near retirement from having changes in their lives which is different than what the president is doing. you phase in reforms. >> sean: talk about foreign policy. you knee see what happens in the middle east and rise of the muslim brerjhood uniting with iran. very dangerous meeting coming up, iran just in the last week has twice threw their supreme leader threatened to wipe israel off the map again. tell us about your foreign policy experience. >> most of the traveling i've been throughout my 14 years in congress as -- has been in the middle east. i have been to those funerals and talked to widows and wifes and parents. i've gone to afghanistan and iraq to meet with our troops to learn from them. and i have a lot more experience than barack obama did when he became president. if you take a look at our current posture, president obama

and just avenue a few seconds y ben to get very bor because there's nothing happening. they're just these triangles floating, just doing nothing at all of interest. now, because we have that contrast we can look at the activity in the brain when you do this spontaneous mentalizing as in the first case and when you don't. and if you subtract the activity one from the other we can show this in the brain. we can see these artificially blue lored dots. this shows us where the brain there is extra activity where we show this spontaneous mentalizing, is spontaneous attribution of mental states. you can see that there is a whole system very active and very important. all the components are incredibly well connected with each other. now, you look at the image that has been obtained for an average of an autisticroup-- they are adults,y th way-- and you can see here much reduced activity in this mentalizing system and very importantly much weaker connections between the different components. and it's this weakness in connections in brain systems that many researchers have noticed

. >> i know you will give me, a, bor c. >> steve: barack or obama. >> barack obama.or candidate failed kindergarten. >> bill o'reilly. >> steve: no. >> it would be mitt romney. >> steve: it is mitt romney. congratulations. which vice-presidential candidate is famous for pull willing all nighters? >> what kind much. i know that. that was steve doocy >> chris: i am not currentlyy running for president yet. >> joe biden. >> steve: joe biden. >> is he on the ticket? >> steve: he's running for vice-president. >> no, he is a late night comledy routine. how do you like your city. >> steve: i like it. i am having a bad hair day. >> you look fantastic. >> steve: you said yes on the rain. >> you look great. welcome to tampa. >> steve: thank you very much. >> steve: welcome to tampa. we get the "fox and friends" mobile so we can show up in a car with our face on it. >> brian: if you know what it looks like it might be a high school reunion. is that how you get around steve. >> steve: yes, >> gretchen: thank you for picking us up. maybe pick us up tomorrow morning. >> brian: gre

including economic questions, but certainly not limited to the pit of things do not flow from wealth borrst and in so do you. all things flow from doing what is right. >> look at what has happened. we have the lowest combined rates of unemployment, inflation, and home mortgages in 28 years. [applause] look at what is happening. 10 million new jobs, over half of them high wage jobs. 10 million workers getting the raise they deserve with the minimum wage law. >> c-span is there every minute of every major party conventions since 1984. and now we're in the countdown to this year's conventions. you can watch our live gavel-to- get all coverage, every minute of the republican and democratic national conventions, live on c- span, c-span radio, c-span.org and strained online. , all starting monday, august 27. >> ahead of our convention coverage tomorrow to the white house coverage with former senator and republican presidential candidate rick santorum, speaking recently the young america's foundation that will conservative national conservatives to the conference. he said the "future of the rep

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