you are good, drew brees. thanks very much.rk you're doing with your foundation and also on the fight against concussions, thank you guys very much. >> thank you. >> he dodged that one, dang it. all right. let's take a look at the markets quickly. the dow jones average remains higher, remains 60 points, how many drew brees guaranteed off air he will drop on the new england patriots -- i'm kidding. up next, "street signs," fiscal cliff fears, how small businesses are preparing if our economy takes the plunge and harley, ready to ride but is it ready to deliver? we'll tell you why the stock is a hog today. stick around. s new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the world. the new new york works for business. find out how it can work for yours at thenewny.com. scroll... t

our reasons for appealing this are in my brees. -- my brief. if upheld your issuance, and thirdly, what supervisor avalos is talking about, the clustering in our neighborhood. going through the documents over the weekend, i felt like i had the documents. it was a well-written brief, but the exhibitors were not stabbed, -- tabbed, and i could not follow, so i said then e- mail monday morning -- i sent an e-mail monday morning stating i wanted to have a clearer and brief. they responded, saying if you need to mirror the brief filed by the court of appeals. monday night the increase was delivered to me. richard -- monday night the brief was delivered to me. it was beautiful. on tuesday i began to prepare my oral testimony, but i found it insulting and not a professional to have something delivered to my doorstep at kennecott 56 on a monday night. i sent an e-mail threatening -- at 10:56 on a monday night. i sent an e-mail threatening to reschedule, because i did not think it was there to prepare arguments over the brief i submitted on time. i rece

and also drew brees and it's wednesday, june 27th and "starting point" begins right now. good morning, let's get right to the top stories, christine romans has that for us, good morning. >> good morning, soledad, new video into cnn, homes entirely up in flames overnight in colorado, colorado springs. 32,000 people are on the run. the fire now roaring and unchecked and spread to 6200 acres and only 5% contained. the largest of the fires in that state is the high park fire, burning since june 9th. that fire has destroyed 257 homes, just epic fires in colorado. the only way back home by boat, debby now downgraded to a tropical depression, but still dumping a dangerous amount of rain over florida. 25 inches has come down in some areas around the coast. people are starting to come back to homes that are a total loss. >> the water was up this high. on the doors, everything inside the garage was floating. everything -- there was a walkway in the center and everything was stacked on the side. the water came up to crash down in on itself. >> the storm is expected to bring rains fo

. >>> and new orleans quarterback drew brees will be with us.s gotten a bad rap for delivering bad hits in the bounty scandal. now he is trying to to educate people about concussions. ♪ and i said what about breakfast at tiffany's ♪ ♪ she said i think i remember the film ♪ >> i like this song. it's just been played and played. >> it's three chords, three notes, over and over and over. >> and they tend to play it on the radio constantly. >> that's why it's my karaoke song because i can only hit three notes. >> the irony of the song is it's not about "breakfast at tiffany's." it's about the movie "roman holiday." >> details, details. >> i know this crap. >> i know you do. >> that was margaret hoover's play list. she is the author of "american individualism." and john is with us as well. you've been busy. >> i've been stalking you on airplanes. >> please don't say that. will cain is with us as well of theblaze.com. >>> on "starting point" this morning, the heated political climate, easy for me to say. tomorrow the supreme court will rule on the pre

brees if a new -- greece gets a new government, but will they have more luck cackling the financial crisis? the house of -- health of mubarak remains critical. he held crack and germany's code in world war ii. we look at his contribution. >> we are reinforcing the rewards of his -- reaping the rewards of his work in the 21st century. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. after three days of negotiation the leader of a conservative new tomorrow received an -- new democracy program. as the fourth prime minister in eight months, it is hardly oppose that screams job security -- hardly a post as screams job security. good >> three days after an election watched around the world, he takes office as prime minister of greece. he will lead a coalition government, and the rest of europe will be praying he can lead stability, but there are no guarantees. he came out to face the cameras and knowing there is a tough road ahead. he has just been sworn in, and he wants the eurozone to give a little bit of breathing space. otherwise he says the report for the main opposition pa

get this, we have saints quarterback, drew brees, on the show about his contract, boun bounty-gate andns in the nfl. back to sue. >> i am so jealous. we will see you at 2:00. thanks. pack back to politics, only 132 days until the election. here with a new survey how the top 1% plan to vote. it's surprising. >> it is. we tend to forget in 2008 obama had a lot of support from the wealthy. he won a majority of votes from people making $200,000 or more and won eight of the 10 wealthiest counties. this time around might be a little different. a new survey from the spectrum group shows 60% of millionaires are likely to vote for mitt romney, even among voters slightly less wealthy, romney is the winner. there is a slight gender gap here. affluent women are more likely to back obama, but on the whole affluent and wealthy voters are leaning towards romney. this may not be a huge surprise especially because romney is a millionaire. what is surprising is how the wealthy rank their issues. if we take a look at this chart, what's important to the wealthy in november, 45% cited the economy is the mo

c-span: in the bree place er in--in england, you talk about how eyedteanci, or >>stm.y. an. rtd t d heasreh -i t wyoca -is--it wasn't his wife, cora. >> guest: mm-hmm. c-span: and--but they didn't have any money, so what was going on here? >> guest: mm-hmm. well, the--they got a lot of credit. cr ae l hendthay bore erd- k wth ks ath people. and they ran up a lot of credit locally, which got them into huge trouble. i've--i've often thought about what life would be like for them now with credit cas d -tro two in. t ran up a lot of debt. they were constantly sending flares out to crane's english agent, the long-suffering james pinker, asking him to advance the money. and he advanced them hundreds of pounds out-of-pocket, which crane did not earnack before he di. sphong cli uecoid lto ny years after crane--just 10 years. she died in 1910 at the age of 46. c-span: was she older than--obviously, older than... >> guest: just six yearslder anne c-span: you say in the book that he wrote between midnight and 4 in theorning. >> guest: mm-hmm anenyoit g: nooting tooo i mds 'sbeimroou 9

welcome drew brees. listen to them do who dat.>> thank you. you, too, robin. >> and i know this is something that's dear to you, this program. >> yeah. obviously, i play football for a living. i love sports. and i want everyone to be able to enjoy sports. certainly, know the risk and know how to -- especially identify and treat concussions if that happens on the playing field and the court, to understand the risks behind that. the amazing status, 3.8 million concussions are documented every year in sports and recreation. but only 85% of them go diagnosed, which is an unbelievable stat. undiagnosed. through the dick's sporting goods foundation and the p.a.c.e. program, protecting athletes through concussion education, it's a great first step to educate and raise awareness about concussions in youth athletics. and the dick's sporting goods foundation, is having everyone go to their website. to sign the pledge and also to have the opportunity to get free baseline concussion testing for their schools. >> that's so key. >> and for the

some question whether bree specific laws are effective. >> if the dog is protecting its pups, t to not a dangerous animal if it occurs at that time declared. adopt some kind of strict liability rules for dog bites in general and not breed specific. with the be any change required to the statute -- would there be any change required for the statute? >> there will meet next week -- they will meet next week. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> it is busy on southbound 795. 16 miles per hour beginning at reisterstown road. we have an accident but those delays are in place. southbound 795 backup beginning at franklin bowl of water. southbound york road, a right lane is closed with an accident. there's a crash on the east side. a new accident in colombia at twin rivers road. be careful. here's a quick live look at traffic. 795 is jammed up from frank and all the way down to the beltway. we switch over to a live view of liberty. things are flowing a little bit better. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. ava marie joins us live. she is getting ready to do some drago

a little brees is blowing down there too. the breeze is running about 7-10 miles an hour it looks like it might be stronger down at the bay possibly enhance bid the buildings. what a shot. isn't that beautiful? enjoy it today. look at all the people already. at the inner harbor, the temperature 75 degrees. at the airport 71. 51% the humidity. 30-34 barometeric pressure and that's been showing a rising tendency this morning. if you're going down to sale bration, public transportation is the answer. to make life less complicated. temperatures elsewhere around the region, annapolis up to 72. 70 at cambridge, 6968 at -- 68 at the boardwalk. in the 60's out in far western maryland in the mountains. here's the satellite image. we're right under it and then reaching down into alabama. so that's kind of like a bubble in the atmosphere sitting over us and storms that do try to move into it tend to dry up and we're watching this activity to see what happens. and storms up in the great lakes tend to go up over the top. so no immediate t

some bree on lumbar -- debris on lumbar. we're seeing lots of high 50s out there. speed sensors indicating average speeds of 61 and 55. 95 still at full speed. there's a live look outside at 795 at franklin boulevard. still problem free at the moment. there's a look at 50 at 97. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. visit your dealer today and test drive the new 2012 camry. it's ready. are you ? don, back over to you. >>> at the top of the news, a man remains behind bars after admitting to dismembers and eating a family friend. mike schuh is live with details. >> reporter: we're starting to get a better picture of who this confessed cannibal is. in the past few months he had a college career that was going downhill. >> a house of horrors. police say 21-year-old alexander kin you confess -- kinyua confessed to eating the heart and brain of a missing man. the suspect's brother found body parts hidden inside tins. sglz human remange -- >> human remains were recovered. . >> police say they belong to 27-year-old kujoe bonsafo agyei-kodie, a family

. >>> also coming up today, the new orleans saints quarterback, drew brees.hear. >>> also, something special. a revealing look at amy winehouse, nearly a year after her death. her father has written a moving book at her life and her struggle. he joins us live to talk about the daughter only he knew. there he is. mitch winehouse. we're going to get to that. >>> first, sam, you have a fantastic story. >> i know everyone follows at home because you watch us like family. since robin was diagnosed with mds, which is a rare blood disorder that affects the blood marrow. we want you to join our mission to encourage bone marrow testing. after robin announced, the number of people who signed up to be bone marrow donors jumped 1 1,000%. we want to keep everybody joining. join be the match, the largest marrow donor registry. it's a mouth swab. and it can be a lifesaver. >> there we go. >> reporter: the only giveaway that jake larkin is sick, is the face mask. >> i mostly feel tired. >> reporter: four months ago, he was diagnosed with severe aplastic anemia. a rare diseas

and also drew brees and it's wednesday, june 27th and "starting point" begins right now. to the top stories, christine romans has that for us, good morning. >> good morning, soledad, new video into cnn, homes entirely up in flames overnight in colorado, colorado springs. 32,000 people are on the run. the fire now roaring and unchecked and spread to 6200 acres and only 5% contained. the largest of the fires in that state is the high park fire, burning since june 9th. that fire has destroyed 257 homes, just epic fires in colorado. the only way

we'll see a sea brees at times piki picking up more around san francisco. flag not moving a lot.inds are faster, high up in altitude than ground level. west wind at 5:00 moving through san francisco. the pride events today numbers in the low to midst 60s around downtown san francisco. mostly sunny, cool conditions, breezy by evening. if you head into the north bay up by sonoma, you should see numbers closer to 7 later this afternoon, upper 60s, comfort tlbl in wine country in the north bay for today. patchy low clouds, mist out near the coast earlier. now we're seeing clearing as we go through the afternoon. temperatures today mostly 60s to low 70s. upper 50s closer to coastline tomorrow. also staying cool but it's probably going to take until tuesday and wednesday for temperatures to start to climb up. high pressure biuilds back, thre days or so from now. satellite view's interesting. we got this area of low pressure spinning showers up in the north coast. reinforcing the cool pattern which really kicked in wednesday evening. dropped our temperatures last couple of days, even br

ryan, we got this e-mail from bree in washington.about getting a credit card to build my credit score. how do pick a card? >> 15% of your fico score is your length of credit history. what we want to do is go to bankrate.com and help to select a card. preapproved offers don't mean anything. make sure you use your card responsibly and a secured card to get on the right track. analyze all the fees that go with the card and understanding exactly rereading the fine print. >> absolutely. probably asking friends and things what success or not that they've had with different cards. what do you think about a lot of stater cards loaded with fees oftentimes? how hidden are those, and how careful do you have to be? >> bring out your magnifying glass to see all the fees. really what it comes down to if you pay your cards on time, you're not going to be subject to those fees. make sure you're being fiscally responsible, that you are ugs the cards appropriately and paying them off and you shouldn't have any fees. >> you're going to get a card. than

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em brees it's published by cornell university press. he's an associate professor here at georgetown. part of the government department and the school of foreign service. this is book tv on c-span2. pulitzer prize winning author david traveled the globe to research president obama the story visiting places like kenya and kansas to exam the president's family tree. book tv will give you a preview including our relationship kenya with the author in january 2010. join us on sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern and 7:po the same night. your phone calls, e-mails and tweets for david on c-span2 book tv. talks about which country will make the economic success stories in the future. next on book tv. this is about an hour and a half. welcome to the substitute. my name is ian. director center for global liberty and prosperity. everybody is looking for the next economic success story. in the 1960s and '70 sers it was supposed to be brazil. at other times the ivory coast, mexico, kenya, sense venezuela and a number of other countries that have turned out to

post in afghanistan that was bree breached. learned. >> reporter: it was breached by insurgents. they got inside the wire. our understanding is no coalition forces killed. thank goodness. some wounded. eight insurgents got inside. they believe they killed one and, they killed seven and wounded one. an investigation clearly under way to find out how insurgents were able to breach a u.s. security perimeter in afghanistan. >> thank you. >>> obesity hurting everybody. americans not the only ones with a weight problem. i'll tell you how america weighs in against other countries. it's hard to see opportunity in today's challenging environment. unless you have the right perspective. bny mellon wealth management has the vision and experience to look beyond the obvious. we'll uncover opportunities, find hidden risk, and make success a reality. bny mellon wealth management who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testosterone. androgel 1.62% is from the makers of the numb

i go one on one with new orleans saints quarterback drew brees, are we going to talk about the bountycussions and more. >> busy, girl. >> i know, that was a lot. i'm worn out. >> i'm not sure if any of us thought we would see the day where we would get video into cnn that shows what you're about to see. look very closely, might look like a receiving line with the queen, some very important people. one martin mcginness, who used to be a commander with the ira. yeah. that is history in the making folks, the first pictures now of this historic visit to northern island and why this is making such news and does it bring to an end, the troubles, famous troubles. live report coming next. ♪ [ male announcer ] ok, so you're no marathon man. but thanks to the htc one x from at&t, with its built in beats audio, every note sounds amazingly clear. ...making it easy to get lost in the music... and, well... rio vista?!! [ male announcer ] ...lost. introducing the musically enhanced htc one x from at&t. rethink possible. introducing the musically enhanced htc one x from at&t. playing sports is just m

and new orleans saints quarterback and super bowl champ drew brees with us as well. >>> "cnn newsroom" with carol costello begins right now. >>> happening right now in the newsroom, drama and emotion this morning as rescue teams race to find a person believed to be under this mall roof that collapsed over the weekend. officials fear the whole thing might come down. one person telling police we can't just let them die. >>> gay pride at the pentagon. less than a year after a don't ask, don't tell was repealed, the pentagon hosts its very first gay pride event. and we'll talk to an openly day military officer about what this day means to him. >>> discount bias. orbitz admits blocking users to more expensive hotels and showing pc users rooms that are $30 a month cheaper. targeted markets or computer discount discrimination? >>> ann curry and matt lauer may be splitting up. where and when will curry go and who will take her place? "cnn newsroom" begins right now. >>> good morning to you. happy tuesday. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we begin this morning in florida.

the coastline. 60s expected at the coast with patchy fog and sunshine. 70 in san francisco, 87 drew brees clouds and fog with drizzle at the coast line. temperatures cooler across the board on wednesday and thursday and then we start the heat back up on friday. traffic is coming up next >> you are definitely going to want to avoid 880. 70 minutes from no. 880-238 to the maze. this is due to an injury accident involving several vehicles. at one point all the lanes were blocked but they have opened up a lane. use the bart train has an alternate and avoid a hundred 80 if you can. most of the east bay is kind of a struggle right now. the short freeway is struggling from the bridge as you make your way towards the maze. you'll see brake lights at most of the altamont pass and through livermore. have a great day. ,,,,,,

so since then, we've dealt with the question of em brees left over from ivf treatments and many of which will not be used by parents hoping to have children and so that breakthrough preservation, the ability to through a embryos and use them in research created new opportunities for scientists to work with embryos and other research programs. >> the next major breakthrough really was thizelation of human embryonic stem cells in 1998, which raises perspective of in new era of regenerative medicine. as i said changed the ethical stakes of the debate by bricking in the question of ethic of healing. hope for people suffering from the disease. things became much more visible in the political sphere. >> so then there's been a breakthrough in what are called induced potent stem cells which can be created without the use of embryos from body cells that are reprogrammed to act like embryonic stem cells. that's added a new twist over the last cup the of years. and some argue that let's focus on that area it doesn't raise problematic moral questions. others argue that scientist needs to move forwar

ryan, we got this e-mail from bree in washington.g a credit card to build my credit card. until now i have only used a debit card. how should i pick a card? >> 15% of your fico store is length of your credit history and debit cards do nothing despite what celebrities want to have you think. you want to go to websites like bank rate.com to help you select a car. avoid preapprovaled offers. make sure you use your card responsibly. make sure analyze all the fees and total cost of the card and understand exactly reading the fine print and re-reading the fine print. >> yeah. absolutely. probably asking friends and things what success or not that they've had with different cards. what do you think about a lot of these starter cards that are loaded with fees often times? how hidden are those? how careful do you have to be? >> you have to be careful. i would ask you to bring out your magnifying glass because that's what it's going to take to see all the fees. really what it comes down to is if you pay your cards on time, you're not going to

. >> i'm going to brees feed jim during the break. >> yeah. >> that crowd is foul -- >> current willncer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ until the truth reveals itself. and there's only one place you'll find us. >> we're not through just yet, mr. vice president. >> they're swimming against the tides. ♪ ♪ reach out and touch -- >> announcer: stephanie miller -- >> yeah. 50 minutes after the hour. john fugelsang live all three hours. what a tweet. >> johnny cash covered this song. >> yeah. the justice department in texas, but i'm not sure i mentioned florida. the justice department sent a thwart florida secretary of state demanding the voter purging has not been cleared under the voter's right act. [ screaming ] >> we were saying yesterday -- because we use the bull horn, call the white house and tell the justice department, so they did. >> yeah, they heard you. i think i said texas because i did that as well -- >> you are like the [ inaudible ] on game of throwns. >> oh, my god. >> you might as well pick up a sword right now. [ applause ] >> sean hannity. >> republicans hate lati

and new orleans saints quarterback and super bowl champ drew brees with us as well. >>> "cnn newsroom now. >>> happening right now in the newsroom, drama and emotion this morning as rescue teams race to find a person believed to be under this mall roof that collapsed over the weekend. officials fear the whole thing might come down. one person telling police we can't just let them die. >>> gay pride at the pentagon. less than a year after a don't ask, don't tell was repealed, the pentagon hosts its very first gay pride event. and we'll talk to an openly day military officer about what this day means to him. >>> discount bias. orbitz admits blocking users to more expensive hotels and showing pc users rooms that are $30 a month cheaper. targeted markets or computer discount discrimination? >>> ann curry and matt lauer may be splitting up. where and when will curry go and who will take her place? "cnn newsroom" begins right now.

i would ask you to be bree on this. >> these are things that have to be worked out and must be worked by agreement between the two countries. as you mentioned, there is a legislative ban that no one deems -- so this is going to be a complicated engineering matter. there is both the treaty and the statchtri obstacle gages that need to be observed. >> is there -- yes or no? >> yes. >> i'm a little list comfortable about some of the other folks down at the commission. are you comfortable with everybody else that the commission hairs your good will on this matter? >> i certainly hope so, sir. >> i do, too. i'm like the felt owe walking down the street and they asked, are you an optimist or pessimist. he said i'm an optimist. they said why you are stopping? he said i'm not sure my optimism is in check. >> thank you mr. dingell. now we recognize the gentleman from tennessee for five minutes. >> again, i thank you all. mr. ambassador, a couple questions for you. when was the last time that the state department published a notice of an official meeting to prepare for the wicket 12? >> you kno

nelson, the former head of the bureau of fire arms and explosives, the agency brees possible for conducting these operations. it seems common sense that we would want to hear from them in a public hearing where all of us are not just reading a transcript but also have a chance to question him. it is incomprehensible and unfair to me that we could be investigating major flaws in and a hefty program like this and not call the person responsible to testify in person before this committee. i believe that one reason that he has not been called for this may be due to the fact that his testimony would be contrary to the partisan narrative's in the contemn citation that we will regrettably be voting on today. in july 2011, the investigators conducted a transcribed interview which many of the reference today that was close to the public. during that interview he told investigators that he never informed the attorney general or other senior staff officials at the justice department's about gun walking because he was unaware of it himself. he is admitted in the contempt citation. the statements treacl

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