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a gunman opened fire inside minneapoli sign comny thursdayilling four people and woundi fou oths borg o life. the minneapolis "star tribune" reports the gunman was a disgruntled former employee. >>> the aclu claims there's been a 64% jump in the justice department's use of electronic surveillance on americans. just since 2009. and they sayt'nge without warrants. the government says it only does what the courts allow. >>> the producer of the anti-muslim film that infuriated muslims around the world has been arrested, not for the movie but an alled probation nvonhi cn fm ecau prison. >>> actor johnny lewis who appeared in the tv show "sons of anarchy" was found dead thursday in los anles. he was suspected in the killing of an 81-year-old woman who may have been his landlord. lewis who once dat kie pindicat fell or jumped off a roof. >>> and nasa is looking at these new photographs from mars that show pebbles rounded off. scientists say it may be a sign that water once flowed on the ll a stream. t >>> now here's a look at "scrambled politics." nbc's michael is could have is reporting th

bor the labor department says the economy actually added nearly 400,000 more jobs over the past year than originally estimated. w pelley: well, anthony, there's still about 12.5 million people who are unemployed. what does a quarterly growth rate of 1.3% mean to them? >> reporter: typically, scott, you look for a growth rate of about 2% to really bring down re unemployment rate. so if we see a revision like that, it has significant impact on job growth, scott. >> pelley: not nearly enough to create jobs. anthony, thanks very much. economic growth and crops are not all that the drought is wrecking. a little bit later in the broadcast, we're going to show you what the dry weather is doing to houses. at the united nations today, israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, warned that iran's work to build a nuclear bomb will be irreversible by next summer. that is significant because he's never put a time frame like that on it before. >> and i believe that faced with a clear red line, iran will back down. and this will give more time for sanctions and diplomacy to convince iran to disma

everything is artificial and the other thing of course that this gold prices is related to is live bor lie more i know look here's a banker role in setting of life or so this is something again we've talked about many times of the bankers are fully aware that they're manipulating the live bore rate to artificially in other words take everything you just about gold take everything in just about stocks and apply it to interest rates global interest rates to live more rates and they use it for live war right to manipulate labile rates lower you need to have naked contracts in excess of more than a trillion two trillion dollars because this is a three to four trillion dollar a day market as. a multi hundred trillion dollar four x. market so you need to be minute relating trillions of dollars of contracts on a daily basis to manipulate live or down to these artificially low levels which have the effect of putting pensioners out of business i see pensions and there is most give up benefits here's nick clegg the liberal democrat saying pensioners must give up benefits no nick clegg pensioners

watch out what you wish bor, it might just happen. there was no way to write any kind of a plan. all i can tell you is that every time you mention the word "luffa" and you start talking about our luffas at least, most people are just simply so amazed and surprised, especially when they touch one of our luffas. so much different. there's no way of writing a game plan for this one. >> deanne says drop by the luffa farm anytime. you don't even need an appointment. and for groups of 8 or more, she'll even bake you cookies. but massages, those might cost you extra. but you can ask. for "california country," i'm tracy sellers. so deanne's growing luffas year-round now, and she is a great tour guide, let me tell you. so if you get a chance, go visit r on the central coast. she's great. coming up next, we meet a farmer and a chef that have built a special farm friendship. see what brought them together coming up after the break. >> welcome back to "california country." you know, one of the fastest growing areas in the cheese market is the goat cheese section. and we met one farmer who ju

and that is at 11:00 will it be a bor or girl? controversial decision drawing parents from around the world oosz and right now, shu is here to talk about all kinds of stuff. >> there is raiders beat the steelers and there is a concussion and a neck strain. they got darren mcfadden on track there is this 64 yarder for a touchdown. there is raider was no fumbles and one interception. there is 384 yards passing and there is three penalties for the game. >> any time there is success, you know reenforces a message you've been trying to preach. there are more players from the staff and organization to see. >> there is a great win. it's a fast booster and we want to keep stacking win autos 49ers found out you can't just show up. there is the first three turnover game in the era and their worst loss. alex smith overthrowing receivers and there is defense stunned in the first drive of the game. there his team down the field on a 16 play drive first of two touchdown passes and running one. niners will regroup and may be a good thing they're

the children's throats were slashed. 2345i bors say the children's mother recently had a dispute withan in their neighborhood. they're search for a suspect. >>> we're learning more about the pilot killed during iowa's quad city air show. glen smith was flying in formation saturday when he failed to make a turn and then crashed. smith was the newest member of the hopper flight team but pilots said he had 25 years of flight experience. hundreds of spectators were watching when that plane went down. no one in the crowd was hurt. the national transportation safety board is investigating the crash. >>> several building at a historical hotel in oregon have burned to the ground. 200 firefighters were called out to battle this five alarm fire. investigators will spend the day sifting through the ashes for any clues. firefighters say it could take a week though to determine the cause of the fire. >>> massive wildfires forced thousands of people to evacuate from california's angeles national forest. officials say a fire started near a camp ground yesterday afternoon and it quickly grew to more

with me is andrew sullivan, also theeth tor of the dish and also joining is ari mel bor, a correspondent theation. gentlemen, tha u. ouai fon you and your big brain, andrew, my friend, because it's hard for me to figure out what "newsweek" has been doing the last few months because every front cover is different from the other one. one trashes oba. this one brilliantly ihink celebrates the potential of a certain electn result. give mr e, h got into this idea of even thinking about the next four years given all our focus here at "hardball" and elsewhere on what's going to happen in six weeks. >> bause he, the president, has been thinking about it for four years already, and if you ve seen he's always played a long game, and part of that long game was always re-election. most presidents deal with the middle east in t last two years. he started his first go. he inherited the worst recession but he phed through health care reform at the very begiing. w tng would take time, and so he set it up in a way to enable the big payoff to come later, which i a high-risk/high-reward strategy. on the de

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a solemn ceremony is about to start at andrews fair bors base in maryland for the four americans dillbya. president obama, secretary of state hillary clinton and vice president joe biden will be there. the ceremony comes as a violent anti-american protests have now broken out in 17 muslim countries. we are talking from libya to indonesia. we'll update you on all the breaking news and bring you that solemn ceremony where the president will speak. president will speak. that's next on "news nation." tonight our guest, thomas sargent. nobel laureate in economics, and one of the most cited economists in the world. professor sargent, can you tell me what cd rates will be in two years? no. if he can't, no one can. that's why ally has a raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. you can't argue with nutrition you can see. great grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. see the seam? more processed flakes look nothing like natural grains. i'm eating what i know is better nutrition. mmmm. great grains. search great grains and see for yourself. the calcium they take

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rate interest rates at lows yet the economy is in a rut yet money in theory would be cheap to bor yochl the economy slowed. the gronl 4.1% last quarter of last year, first quarter 2.0, that down z declined again in the second quarter 1.7. we have 46 million on food stamps which is a rise, business uncertainty. chairman zibed the economy as far from satisfactory. none of those are particularly appealing and sort of inspiring indicators do you have something to make me feel more inspired?. >> seems like you rather selectively chose. >> i agree with what the chairman said we've got a long way to go. but anybody who would rather be in this situation in january, 2009, versus where we are now, was a a.sleep during january, 2009. that is one of the harrowing scary months in the history of the country. we lost 800,000 jobs in a month. we had just gone through the worst financial crisis in almost a century. what and net worths had fallen 40% or 50%. my colleagues are calling me up people in the economic profession saying this is exactly how the great depression began. and you better figure out h

. >>> well, this morning, the bor department reported better-than-expected news.of people filing for benefits is down 26,000 from the week and the lowest level of nine weeks. it's also a sign of moderate growth in the workforce. >>> sales tax is ing up next week in several bay area cities. that includes hercules, san pablo and pittsburg. you will start paying a sales tax of 8.75. in the city of sonoma, the sales tax rate goes to 8.5%. >>> well, one las vegas casino now offering refunds for gamblers who lost money on that seahaw/packers game monday night, very controversial. the owner of the casino says anyone who bet on this game can -- can get a refund. >>> coming up at 8:05. all of the terms of the deal that ended that nfl referee lockout and when the real refs, the regular ones, get back on the field. >>> instead of xs and os, the 49ers are worried about cloak and dagger. the chronicle reports the coaches are concerned that opponents could spy on them. >>> passengers tackle a man who they say was harassing women on a flight from chicago to santa ana the manager

>> there is the traditional role of lie brother bor as the lendi. it's possible that it will be replaced by secured. but it's also incredibly important for trade, for dearrive der dearrive derivatives. it's there that it will be important. >> what kind of legal issues might now further come out of this? it might be slightly different going forward than the way it used to be for all of these product which is are linked to it, do you expect to leave an open area of vulnerability for further litigation? >> the problem will come at the fringes in the long dated contracts with corporate clients who signed up for these long dated contracts based on 4%, 5% medium term and now it looks like interest rates will an lot lower than that for a decade. it may be people seek opportunities. >> exactly. you mention the idea of compulsion. and it does make sense if it's supposed to reflect rates on the ground that you have to have everyone on the ground involved in reporting it. but there is also a provision by which what banks are reporting is kept secret for three

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they seemed a little small bor to me. >> let me bring jeff into this conversation.n. we heard joe biden. we heard the president of the united states. they all went out of their way raising the whole simpson balls commission but they all rejected it when they had an opportunity to promote it. were you surprised by that, jeff? >> it was a little surprised by that. and i agree with ryan. this campaign's slogan is forward and they were promising he would give a window into the next four years. but at the same time it was not a state of, you know, the union address. it was an acceptance speech for the party's nomination. and, i guess looking at what they were trying to achieve, simply overall was to ask voters for their patience, to ask for a little more time to get things done. and he was talking to voters who already supported him once four years ago. that's all he needs. i mean, he is not trying to necessarily puersuade any new voters. he's trying to re-engage and re-energize some voters who may not be quite as sure of him this time. overall i don't think it will go d

bor me, now things taste different. >> welcome back to "california country." >> this year is phenomenalybody wants to grow their own vegetables. people who've never even seen a tomato plant walk in looking to grow a tomato. >> this family-run farm is tucked away in the heart of northern california, midway between san francisco and sacramento. once you step inside, you'll soon realize it's 3 acres of land that's bursting with color, wonderful smells, and a huge variety of all kinds of herbs and plants. >> this is an ornamental sage called salvia san carlos festival. this one is a soapwort, saponaria. and the old soapworts, of course, you would take the leaves, and you could actually make them into a natural soap. this is one of our favorite sages, grape-scented sage. the flowers taste like grapes. >> for the last 15 years, rose loveall-sale and her husband dan have been running this farm, but the land has actually been in their family for generations. >> this property at one point was owned by my great-grandparents, and then they sold it to some friends who sold it back to my parents. an