i'm a brawler, brian. >> brian: you love it. >> i do. and white wash the fact that these conflicts do exist. >> steve: that's right. and the very latest update is senator paul has invited governor christie for a beer summit down in washington. chris christie says he's too busy running for governor. >> brian: that was the speed bag, right? >> how did i do? >> brian: great. >> steve: see you back here next week. >> alisyn: up next, some of your most common legal questions answered for free. bob massi returns with our new segment legalese. >> steve: then george zimmerman busted for speeding and apparently had a gun at the time. we'll tell you what we know. we have dash cam video straight ahead ♪ for pain and swelling? apply cold therapy in the first 24 hours. but not just any cold. i only use new thermacare® cold wraps. targettemp technology delivers a consistent, therapeutic cold to stop pain and start healing. new thermacare® cold wraps. a better way to treat pain. >> alisyn: fox news alert. in 40 minute, the man accused of holding three

brian?ight now are 400 missiles which have been diverted in libya and have gotten into the hands of some very ugly people and they are worried specifically according to these sources, about an attempt to shoot down an airliner. >> brian: that was the attorney for the benghazi whistle blowers who claims that the service to air missiles that were taken during the siege of the consulate in benghazi. so is that why the white house stayed so silent and what does this mean for u.s. security since the white house is silent, we'll speculate? joining us is florida congressman, lieutenant colonel allen west. he's the director of the next generation.tv and fox news contributor. your reaction to that report? >> i'm very concerned about all the events that surround the benghazi incident. but we have to ask the question, was this part of moammar gadhafi's stash or were these weapons that we had somehow supplied to the rebel forces there that we were trying to collect up? but i go back and recall senator r

having a bad hair day. >> gretchen: yeah. >> unlike me, she -- >> brian: brian, brian. >> she's smellingnd her summer coat -- winter coat is starting to go away. therefore, she's got this dreadlock look. >> peter: with a is she doing right now? >> she's seven times stronger scent than a blood hound. we've got black bears like this in the state of new york. all over the northeast. what happens is people, they leave their garbage out and this bear can smell it from a very long, long ways away. >> brian: what do you have in your hand? >> candy. she's more interested in the cologne, who has walked on this carpet. >> brian: peter johnson is wearing aramis. [ laughter ] >> she is smelling everything here. >> gretchen: what would happen if you let go of that leash? >> she's just curious. bears get a bad rap. >> brian: do they want to live with us? >> they want to live with you, brian. >> they want to live where the food is. what happens is with the development, a lot of natural food sources are going away. so therefore, they're like what's the next best thing? there is a garbage can with a chee

>>brian: why?to attend his campaign events. the source claims some of weiner's biggest supporters are really actors being paid $15 an hour to look like new yorkers are interested in what that weiner has to say. all right, mr. kilmeade. >>brian: by the way, you need to be a great actor, a fantastic actor, in order -- to support anthony weiner. a new report about aaron hernandez, the tight end of the new england patriots according to the rolling stone, the former patriot tight end was a regular user of p. kr-fplb.ui -- p.c.p. and carried a gun wherever he went. the player's union trying to get him paid while he is in prison. >>> patriots owner says he's rooting for tim tebow to make the team. there are only 53 spots. tebow survived a cut from 75 players. the owner says he is in tebow's corner but the coach will make the final decision. >>> the ultimate high for a red bull stunt jumper. that is a man leaping from the roof of a four seasons hotel in denver. evidently they were sold out. the roof 500 fe

>>brian: what do you say? bringing pictures of the hot tub in. >> you did a great job with this restaurant on your head -plt >> okay. >>steve: we created this with the help of the star from the tv show royal pains on usa network. why were you bouncing up and down? >> when you fly to fight crime, it's windy. >>steve: your hair wasn't moving. >>ainsley: i said the cape is leopard. where did you get that? then it dawned on me. the makeup lady. >>brian: you try to bring everything you need but no one ever thought let me bring a cape in case you're a superhero. >>steve: it was a great we can. thank you for joining us and continuing to make us number one. we've been number one over ten years thanks to folks like you. >>ainsley: detroit is broke so who is going to take care of the people who need health care there? guess what? you are. the obamacare bailout plan that will have you seeing red. >>brian: one of the country's biggest and most successful countries in trouble? ♪ ♪ for pain and swelling? apply cold therapy

brian, over to you. >> brian: all right.o gave their lives. joining us right now is lesley bogos and the wife of major larry bogos, along with her family and major dan rooney. you try to give so many scholarships. 5,000. why lesley today? >> again, freedom isn't free. i have four daughters, soon to be five next week. you look at these girls who will grow up without a dad. to try to bring a little hope into a very dark situation. >> brian: all right. so first off, your husband loses his life in pakistan. i didn't even hear about this. >> right. he was serving with the 82nd airborne division in afghanistan. may 14, 2007, they went in to pakistan for a peace meeting. they met with leaders from afghanistan, pakistan, and the u.s. contingent went there. by all accounts, the meeting was successful. they reached an agreement, took pictures, right at the end as they were boarding vehicles to go back to the helicopter landing zone, the uniformed pakinstani guardsmen opened fire. >> brian: wow. >> larry was between the shooter and his

i asked brian the question. i will ask you the question. is there a little additional pressure on your franchise this year? you take over. go 8-8, 9-7. back-to-back divisional seasons. you win a playoff game. not many teams can say that. do you feel additional pressure? >> it's not additional pressure. it's what we have been building. we put a program in place. we feel this group evolved. we went through things that are important to win a championship. we have a group ready to do that, stay healthy. there is a lot to work in our favor. we are poised to challenge. >> thom: i appreciated ozdy's coaching style. you were together in denver. talk about the give and take and the relationship you and gary have in continuing to build the team. >> you're right. the history or oh the ex appearance of coaching with him gives us an opportunity to communicate. we have been fortunate to be able to explain to scouts the type of players that fit in the system and the schemes we are employing. we have been good at identifying them. that has to happen. the t

brian?e the idea of preventing these people from getting health care their holy grail. their number one priority. the one unifying principle in the republican party at the moment is making sure that 30 million people don't have health care. >> brian: right. governor mike huckabee says that's not true. in fact, he's here to offer his solutions. governor, wasn't enough to see you all weekend. you have to help us out on monday, too? time and a half for you. you have a plan. you don't just have rhetoric. what's your plan? >> brian, the key things -- let me just say, the president was just moving beyond being disingenuous to being dishonest. to say what republicans want is to deny people health care is nonsense. we've taken 15% of people who don't have insurance in and in an attempt to give it to them, we messed it up for the 85% of people who do. here is what we need to do. focus on a cure rather than just on a treatment. three stages in dealing with disease, preventing it, curing it, treating i

from elvis country. >> brian: that's right.where is elvis country. >> thom: you're right about that. 1:12 to play in the third quarter. saints with the football. kyrie robinson wrapped up after a gain of three on first down. never be without football. get coverage of oh every nfl game on nfl mobile. call star, star nfl to download it now. we'll taub about the guys on offense trying to win a job. there are many out there now on defense trying to do the same thing. parker on the end around. parker is an interesting guy. that was a guy who was in the news. some of you may remember. the bengals initially brought him in. then rahim morris at the time and the tampa bay buccaneers sort of manoeuvred away to snatch him away from the bengals who were very upset about it. he came in and played well for the buccaneers. said i didn't have the passion for football that i uh should have had. they turned him loose. now he says he loves the game more than any time in his career and trying to win a spot on the saints roster. that will be the fi

brian?[ laughter ] congratulations. she's in good shape. she's got the beat. >> brian: i don't know if anna is a better dancer than me. when an 83-year-old is a better dancer than me, that kind of hurts. >> anna: 34 minutes after the hour. on to your headlines this wednesday morning. the man who could have been the 20th hijacker on 9-11 having a meal meltdown in court. he was the only one of the five suspected 9-11 terrorists who attended the hearing and he took the opportunity to complain to the judge that he isn't getting olives and honey with his lunches. he says that's psychological torture. he was allegedly going to hijack one of the planes on 9-11, but was denied a visa some four times. >> steve: a 21-year-old bank of america intern dropped dead. possible reason? he reportedly worked around the clock shifts for three straight days. he was an undergraduate student at the university of michigan. he was reportedly found by his roommate in the shower of his london apartment. former employe

brian? >> brian: thanks.lo's hampton's mansion and live there for six days before anyone noticed. ♪ >> brian: that's what she sounds like when she sings. now the story, 49-year-old man took time to post vacation photos at her property. this picture of himself with the caption, jenny always sending me love. his neighbors said they saw him, but thought he was an employee. when a guard confronted him, he tried to claim he was j-lo's ex-husband. >> steve: life is not like that box of chocolates. meanwhile, god told him to do it. former pope benedict revealing why he decided to resign. the pope telling a friend he had a type of mystical experience over the course of a few months where he had a, quote, direct report with the lord. that's our new pope right there. in the end, the pope says god wanted him to devote the rest of his life to prayer. benedict also saying he sees more charisma in pope francis in those pictures, his successor. >> ainsley: do you remember when ashton kucher said this about jobs? >> and i've

brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks.now she's in remission and feeling great. thanks mostly to medical marijuana. more and more states are approving that drug for kids. the latest new jersey where governor chris christie said on friday, quote, parents and not government regulators are best suited to decide how to care for their children. one big question remains. is this stuff safe for kids in the long-term? i'm joined by her dad who has got to be happy and a doctor. president-elect of the american society of addiction professionals. first off, for your daughter it worked. what's your message to other parents that have kids that will try anything to get their kids out of trouble? >> my first thing to say to another parent who is seeking to do this with their child is don't hesitate. it won't hurt. it will help you more than anything that's out there right now. >> brian: how is michaela long-term? any effects from the medical marijuana she used during that period? >> yeah. she has had positive effects on her health and ge

brian? >> brian: new york kfc being sued for being finger licking rude to a military veteran. us right now is the veteran, charles hernandez, and his service dog, valor. welcome. thanks for your service. >> thank you. >> brian: you were one of the first soldiers down after 9-11 at the world trade center. you get brought over to iraq. you have ptsd. you just want to get kentucky fried chicken. what happened? >> it's a tuesday night event that i usually go to at the vet center thing. i went to kentucky fried chicken to pick up two chickens and mashed potatoes, whatever they had. and the guy behind the counter kept calling me, poppy, you can't have the dog here. poppy, that's a dog. and it's not like -- he's not a dog, he's a service dog because it has a cape on him. >> brian: obviously it's camouflage. >> it's part of my uniform. and his uniform. it's pretty clear cut and he kept on saying you can't have the dog. i said, go in the back. you got a few minutes. look it up, service dogs are allowed to go wherever they can. it's the law. >> brian: the manager was sitting right there

> brian: next thing you know, >> brian: next thing you know, it was so viral, it went on a differentyoutube of the it hit there, it hit on takes book. 'cause my wife kept watching it over and over on the plane. i'm going, you're still watching that video? she said there is something about it. about it. when we posted it on video, everybody started sharing it. >> steve: your wife is here. we would love to see if we can recreate it. all right? >> really? >> steve: let's get out of the way. you do your number and we'll see ethan. >> gretchen: go for it. ♪ born out in big city usa ♪ she liked country music real, real loud and her window rolled down ♪ ♪ she wore tight jeans as she danced in heels ♪ ♪ we sang tom petty songs on blueberry hill ♪ ♪ she told me shut up and kiss me underneath the streetlight ♪ ♪ i said i'm going in november but i never felt this delight ♪ ♪ come on, man! he's still a two-year-old. come on! there we go! you got to warm up. dance! ♪ shut up and kiss me underneath the streetlight ♪ going 'til november but i never felt this alive ♪ ♪ rock'n'roll sunday ♪ . >> gret

>> brian: no. >> brian: the showdown peeking national interest.steve lonigan versus cory booker in the race to fill the late senator lautenberg. >> steve: now a target of the dnc being labeled the face of the republican rebranding. why are democrats interested in him? joining us is said candidate, steve lonigan. why is the dnc terrified of you? >> because this election is a referendum on the obamacare agenda and a win in new jersey in october is a major setback to the obama regime and the democrats understand that. we have an opportunity in new jersey, the crossroads of the american revolution, to rebrand the republican party as the party of individual liberty and conservative principles. that scares the democrats a lot. >> brian: so you want to rebrand. do you want to latch yourself on to the governor christie brand? >> i want to make the republican party the party of bold colors, that establishes the reagan image of america as a country of limited government and unlimited potential. and that's where we need to head. if we win in new jersey that,

brian, i'm going to start with you. everyone pointed to the 38 mark, right, the ipo price as a key barrier. now we've broken through it. we're at $40, do you see more gains from here? >> certainly the move up after earnings has been enormous. it sort of caught me by surprise a little bit. i had some trades on before the earnings play. made some quick money on that. i kind of got out. i was hoping to see the stock down tick a bit and cover the gap up. but certainly this move has been amazing to the upside. meeting their goals, monetizing ad revenue, now 41% of their revenue. video demand is the next big thing coming from them and where they can charge and get ad revenue out of that. this move is strong. >> those earnings were the key tender e turning point. mike, i want to get to you. the move in facebook comes at an interesting time, right? investors pulled the most amount of money in u.s. stocks in years. do you think facebook and apple might pull those investors back in? >> it's really interesting because we have a ta

a couple weeks back brian made a bearish bet on the russell 2000.o small motto. risk less so we can make more. that's just what brian tried to do with his bearish bet on the index ryan 2000. they're an indication for small cap stocks. well, it wasn't quite like that. so what exactly was it? well, basically brian noticed the standard correlation between prices for option and russell 2000 and the index it south florida -- >> had gotten way out of whack. >> everybody getting this so far? >> if you don't, just picture this. and perhaps this too. just going short the index, well, that -- well -- so, to define his risk, ron instead bought the iwm 97 strike put for $1.15. to make money, brian needs the russell et forks fall below the 97 strike below the 115 he paid or below $95.85 by the september quarterly expiration. >> fascinating. >> but it gets even better. that's because by buying that put, ryan's maximum loss is that $1.15 he paid. if he shorted the item, the etf that tracks the index he'd be on the hook for unlimited losses if the index continued t

(luke's phone rings) it's brian. (phone rings) luke: (into phone) hey, brian.just, i... i wanted to get the guy, but the cops showed up. no, no, no. i got outta there, made myself scarce. okay. yeah, you got it. walter's called an emergency meeting, right now, at the clubhouse. they want me there. parker: well, that's not happening, so relax. you know the dynamics, detective, what's your guess? they're gonna hit back. walter mchale was second in command. now he's the lead, and he is not one to back down from a fight. then we get ahead of it. we bust open their headquarters. kate: we don't have the evidence. these guys are pros. they don't store weapons on site, and they keep their noses clean. 8 months i've been all over them - not one single piece of actionable intel. send me back in. i mean, if we're gonna hit back, i can get a time and place; that's actionable, right? parker: detective, i don't... i don't wanna stop on your case here, but you can't be considering this. everyone in that clubhouse is going to be amped up and on high alert. in his state right n

>>brian: because he's stocky. >>gretchen: oh no. >>brian: no problem.tucker carlson and eric who are flanking the -- >> pleasure to flank you. >>gretchen: thank you very much. >>brian: talk about raising the bar, that's sam hor witnesses, making a -- horowitz, making a big entrance at his own bar mitzvah. gretchen carlson takes us behind the scenes of her big screen movie debut. >>gretchen: i arrive on the set of the movie and i find out i have my own trailer. >>brian: what was gretchen doing when she want on camera. that is her. she's just concentrating on her lines. >>gretchen: the new miss teen u.s.a. is here. >> joining us is chris carter hall of famer. >> jerry rice, stop. >> that's what we're worried about. >>gretchen: the latest trend. average joes stripping down and posing for steamy pictorials. >> does it come with a hard cover book. >>gretchen: you sound like you know a lot about this. >> i do. >>gretchen: brian missed one important elements in his packing. >>brian: i went to europe with three pairs of underwear and i didn't think it was a big

if you're not long, get long. >> and you brian?cerned about the small cap stock. hang on to the put unless you see iwm trade above 104 and a half. >> all words of wisdom from our traders. that looks like our time is expired. for more "options action," go to our website. see you next friday >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to try to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. today i want to talk to you about the big picture about building wealth in general. not just owning individual stocks, not that i mind that because stocks are just one part, absolutely the most

brian, brian, brian. i was after good or bad. you know what? fine.ou guys are not gonna get to me this morning. i am in too good a mood. i met an amazing woman; finally, the whole package. oh, you met her at the seminar? no, that's just it-- it was right here in town last night. she's a classy, smart, beautiful lady. look, i took a picture of her. see. uh... wha... i-i-is...? um... uh... here, lois, take a look. (both laughing uncontrollably) oh, my god! this is the best day of my life! (laughing) you know what? you're just jealous 'cause i found a real woman. (laughing harder) oh, hey, brian. hey. not to worry, i called in, and a new cell phone should be here for you in three business days. what? why? well, clearly, yours is broken. because i haven't heard from you. i wanted to tell you about my week. god... doesn't anyone in this house care about anyone but themselves? hey, brian, how was the seminar? meg, please. i'm serious, stewie. i have had an amazing few days and nobody cares. oh, come on in. come on in. tell old stew. okay, well, first, the

. >> reporter: good evening to you, brian. the women that he held in that house for over ten years all kept diaries which helped prosecutors lay out the case against ariel castro. today, they methodically went through the evidence all the crimes that ariel castro has admitted to, and the survivors had a chance to speak. amanda berry, gina dejesus chose to speak through family members, but michelle knight was there in person. >> reporter: just writing the words, michelle knight said, had given her strength. >> i cried every night. i was so alone. >> reporter: the strength to fight back tears and describe 11 horrific years. >> days never got shorter. days turned into nights. nights turned into days. years turned into eternity. i knew nobody cared about me. he told me that my family didn't care. >> reporter: the strength to confront ariel castro for the first time since she escaped her prison. >> ariel castro, you took 11 years of my life away. and i have got it back. i spent 11 years in hell. now your hell is just beginning. >>

>> brian: cleveland is doing good things. god love them. they're lucky to be at 24. >> thom: you look around at the other divisions. let's start in the nfc west. i think we all agree at least on paper, two-horse race. >> brian: i never thought these words would come out of my mouth. the top two teams out of the nfc west. obviously with kaepernick, wilson. st. louis is the wild card to me. sam bradford. it's time to move it up. the arizona cardinals, i just don't know. that was a big loss for them to lose the first round draft pick. cooper to a broken leg. >> thom: bruce arias taking over. we'll look at the afc west. second down catch. is that the weakest division? >> brian: for most people's money uh you're talking about the denver broncos at t the top. maybe only second. kansas city the wild card. in oakland, boy, still a lot. mckenzie. allan doing a good job. that was too deep of a hole to dig out of. >> thom: always competitive in the east. >> brian: you have to start with washington. new york. does that 9-7 get them in the playoffs like

brian and nick. this was. i mean these guys actually became more families in mind and they actually raised me and. actually brian mentioned to me that they were my car he and his guardians they talked about their tour that's the one that everybody knows but you know we didn't do that by fantasies but when we have all of them and the stage was on up the stage leans split our pants cavanagh's the time he was up on the wires up and floating in their hands while downs ripped off it's all next on larry king now. welcome to an unusual edition of larry king now our guest today are musical phenomenon of the backstreet boys they've sold more than one hundred thirty million records worldwide their ninth studio album called in a world like this is in stores now and their worldwide tour started august second in chicago we are shooting this from the verizon wireless amphitheater in irvine california and they'll be performing here on this tour in september and we're talking with kevin riches and how he doro brian littrell a

. >> reporter: brian, good evening. the number two official of the tsa acknowledged today that it has its share of what he calls knuckle heads. the issues, are they disciplined consistently and do the worst offenders get the harshest punishment? example, says the government accountability office, an airport screener caught on surveillance video, running carry-ons through a metal detector without stopping to review each image, suspended 30 days. at another airport, a screener walks away to help a family member at the ticket counter, then takes the family carry-on and bypasses screening, suspended 7 days. and the gao told congress today that half the screeners who fall asleep on the job receive less than even a minimum level of discipline called for by tsa's own policies. >> rather than punishing the employees using standard penalties, tsa chose to go easy on those who find it hard to stay awake while protecting the american people. >> reporter: the report says misconduct cases at tsa went up 27% over the past three years

>> i'm not sure euphoric yet, brian. we've traded past the upper end of the range we established before, but there's still a lot of doubt out there, a lot of naysayers, i think the market will continue to climb the wall of worry and the fact that stocks are cheaper than a lot of other things and a lot of other things have ceased to be attractive. cash seized to be attractive some time ago and now bonds are struggling and stocks have been the game in town. there's more money coming in as you pointed out. >> is the stock market then, bob, fundamentally attractive based on earnings, valuations or price-to-book sales or is it simply the best of any other option? >> it's certainly some of both, but i think it's a both and and not a both or and that is to say stocks have a yield higher than a ten-year treasury. that's almost unheard of. mostly it's a handful of stocks and that alone tells you relative to something else stocks are pretty interesting. dividends are going up at a double digit rate. last time i checked the earning

average is 86°, brian. people are going to be complaining about the heat and the new nfl policy. >> thank you. after three weeks of camp at richmond, skins set to return to fedex. scott and lindsey live next. >> welcome out to fedexfield, lindsay murphy, scott smith. there will be a handful of guys not playing, robert griffin iii, operation patience continues. brandon merry weather, josh wilson. we saw trent walking around. he has pads on. >> he said he will play in the pre-season. in the first game week and a half go, redskins starters got 10-15 reps. you are going to see that increase. kirk cousins will lead first string offense. tonight will be great for preparation. you don't know how monday night football feels until you play on monday night. redskins will do that tonight on their season opener september 9th. this will be a good tune up players say. >> every pre-season game is another game for us t up for week 1 monday night against the eagles. >> you get an extra day to prepare for it. it is a good th

actually brian mentioned to me that we were making carty and this is coming and they talked about their tour that's the one that everybody knows but you know we didn't do that by fantasies but when we have all of them and the stage was on up the stage and split our pants kava next time he was up on the wires up and floating in their pants i'll dance ripped off it's all next on larry king now. welcome to an unusual edition of larry king now our guest today are musical phenomenon of the backstreet boys they've sold more than one hundred thirty million records worldwide their ninth studio album called in a world like this is in stores now and their worldwide tour started august second in chicago we are shooting this from the verizon wireless amphitheater in irvine california and they'll be performing here on this tour in september and we're talking with kevin riches how he doro brian littrell a.j. mclean and nick carter they comprise the phenomenal backstreet boys how did all this start with you guys start we started twenty years ago in orlando florida all from orlando no actually brian an

two years ago brian came under the group's influence. she says she still doesn't know why. >> the belgian people would park here and behind there and talk to the boys. here and over there. >> a youtube video shows him at the edge of the basketball court. he spends an hour talk together the men, who listen with interest. the short-haired youth sitting next to him is brian. >> a muslim must be a practicing must little, not a theoretical muslim. we study and practice, and that is what we need now. we need a generation of soldiers. >> the syrian fighters are a problem for the muslim community in belgium. muslims feel they are being victimized because of a small radical minority. in fact, muslim communities first demanded action. they were sick of seeing youths being indoctrinated. >> i believe those young men have no idea what damage they're doing to islam and muslims here who are the first victims. they are inciting hatred against muslims and they're making people afraid of islam and that's very bad for us and is making our lives more diffi

. >> reporter: good evening, brian. administration officials and members of congress who have been briefed on the intelligence say this is the most serious threat in years, warranting the extreme steps they are taking to close embassies and issue a worldwide travel alert for americans. a of particular concern targets in the middle east and north africa, but not necessarily limited to those areas. the administration is not taking chances. as of sunday, it is closing 22 embassies and consulates from algeria all the the way east to bangladesh, including cairo, where nbc's ayman mohyeldin reports. >> reporter: this latest terrorist threat comes as the u.s. embassy here already faces violent street protests. that's why they've already put up blast walls like this and have beefed up additional security. >> reporter: and in kabul, atiyah abawi. >> an official i spoke to here said this is one of the most serious warnings they have received in a long time. security measures in place include restricted movements. that means no em

because scott and brian have a way to protect your portfolio for penneys on the dollar. the action begins right now. right from the nasdaq markets at new york city's time's square, i'm mellissa lee. these are the traders. right now, fear is a bull market t. index is at a two-month high up 40% from its august lows between syria, fed tapering, the return of the debt ceiling debate, are we setting up for a september swoon. let's start this conversation off u off with our own residents merchants, brian, what are you seeing? in particular, what are you seeing in the out months, not only september but october as well. >> we see a rise in volatility. you seen the graphics. it has popped. basically, what you are seeing here is volatility rise, people getting nervous about the situation here. we saw that start to trickle in the small caps a couple months ago. we saw volatility and fear rising in the small caps. it's starting to pill over right now. certainly, august was a horrible month for the markets right now. are you talking about the s&p down almost 3% on the month. the dow

. >> the inmate is brian singletary. he's serving a 30-year prison sentence for crimes including assault on a law enforcement officer, carrying a concealed firearm and possession with intent to sell. >> what is your complaint? >> my complaint is i have been getting treated bad since i got here. i have been singled out. >> what happened? >> my legal stuff that went through and tore up. you know, i mean, so i don't know what has been taken and what's not been taken. >> okay. we have no interest in taking your legal stuff. you do understand that, right? >> it is taking me out of my -- >> out of your element. you're here early. exactly. >> i need -- i had deadlines. i need my legal stuff. >> it's clear you are frustrated and angry, right? >> yeah. >> get me an opportunity to get with the booking sergeant and get you your legal stuff. anticipate we'll be done with it, okay? >> master deputy steven gray is one of the jail's internal investigators. he knows singletary from his prior stays at the jail. >> what i got here is the

brian webb is out there live with the latest...brian.there'sw almost a one thousand foot gab... where they started t ascend onto the bridge tha' why we can't finish the pert path of the bike and pedstrn path into oakland of that section of the bridge was causing a conflict." brian we're hearing there wl be no more s- curves? brian webb live at the bay bridge this morning - thank here is what will happen ov the weekend. crews will finish demolishi 1000 feet of roadway to maky for the bike path on the new bridge. they will also clean the tu leading to the western span add l-e-d lighting to it. and finally, cranes will stt bringing in large trestle ps that will be used to build e bike path. and take a look at an remare sight that we spotted for t first time last night. the lights of the bridge createa vortex of light. ... a big "v" appeared in the air abo the new tower. this apparently will be visible certain angles every night now on. there's a debate going on at naming the new bridge. a bill passed the assembly name it after former san fr

good morning, bud. >> good morning, brian.ht the obvious for the dictionary had reached its peak, they're include twerk. its definition, a verb, means to dance to popular music in a sexually provocative manner involving thrusting hip movements and a low squatting stance. that's putting it mildly. miley cyrus didn't invent the dance, she brought it to the front screen. it was just enough to put it over the top. >>> moving to vladimir putin now, a leader with a key sense of humor. he found some paintings that were on display. one shows putin's prime minister while wearing women's lingerie. police confiscated the painting. another shows the president most comfortable under a halo. since the others were less controversial, they were not confiscat confiscated. russia has a law against insulting authorities. >>> paintings, george w. bush has been the subject of paintings. he's taken to actually doing the painting. the latest release from w's gallery comes to us via the hacker that comes from guccifer. first work. two dogs on the gra

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i'm lester holt sitting in tonight for brian. while the cold war has been over for more than 20 years the growing chill of late between washington and moscow became downright frosty today as president obama called off his planned meeting with russia's vladimir putin. a response to russia's grant of asylum to admitted american spy edward snowden, but the split goes deeper than that and highlights the failure of the two most powerful men in the world to come to terms on dealing with everything from syria's brutal regime to arms control. meantime, the president is also speaking publicly for the first time about the terror warnings emanating from the arabian peninsula. chief white house correspondent chuck todd starts us off with more on all that. chuck? >> reporter: good evening, lester. both sides insist the cold war isn't back, but it is clear the relationship with the united states and russia is getting pretty icy. today's announcement that the president will not meet vladimir putin in moscow next month represents a new low in th

brian sullivan. thank you. >>> a tour bus headed for a casino overturned on a southern california freeway today. 55 people were injured, although most of the injuries happily were not serious. at one point, with the freeway closed in both directions and emergency crews helping the injured, the backup of traffic was said to be 30 miles long. some people got so tired of sitting still they got out of their cars and walked around right there on the freeway. >>> in san diego, after weeks of scandal over multiple allegations of sexual harassment, mayor bob filner may be in the final hours of his job. there are multiple reports he is resigning tomorrow. after negotiations behind closed doors over the past three days, filner has reportedly agreed to quit in exchange for the city handling some of his legal costs. city council is said to vote on the deal tomorrow. >>> still ahead, our exclusive conversation with kidnapping survivor hannah anderson. setting the record straight on her abduction and coping tonigh

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brian kelly, interesting. bank of america and merrill lynch said emerging markets will be the asset class of 2013. >> look at india, they have had the rupy falling, oil going up there. the fourth largest consumer of oil in the world. it's been a perfect storm for them and it's a problem. that said, a lot has been priced in. if you think the fed taper is off the table or at least delayed and you think oil prices are temporarily higher and coming back in, epi is your way to trade this. that's the indian etf. make sure you use the 1295 as your stop because this is a high risk trade. >> that's exactly what people were doing yesterday, too. somebody bought 1.2 million shares of the epi. it might have been brian and they bought a bunch of puts. it's a big upside bet and the stock is up since then. >> let's hit today's top trending trades. voed da phone says it's in talks to sell 45 percent stake in verizon wireless. >> it moves up as does verizon on this news. the fact that they were up nearly three percent today, t

brian, you said to governor christi, please don't let my daughter die, governor x.lain to people why for your daughter medical marijuana could be the difference between life and death. >> well, every day vivian sumps seizures, some full, other small minor ones. those are all taking a toll on her body, her mind, her heart. she has stopped breathing several times during seizures. she can die of sudden unexplained death in epilepsy at any moment. there was a time period in april, there were four children who died. it's a real factor in this disorder. and unless we can control those seizures she's having, which the drugs, you know, the heavy pharmaceuticals she is on are failing to do. unless we can control those seizures, she stand as good chance like the other children of dying and medical marijuana, the high cbd, low thc strains have slohown great promise with the children taking them. we need to get her on it to save her life or she can die. >> i can't imagine what it's like to see this and for you. kids can be prescribed medical marijuana in new jersey right now. i

brian may know more. they knew in a half hour. what took so long for them to piece it together. >> from what identify been told with people that deal with these systems when the system goes down, what you want to make sure when you flip on the switch you don't want it to go right back down. then you have to test each of the parts to see that subsequent parts have broken down because that thing you knew about broke down. sure that's why it took so many hours afterwards because they want to make sure that when they say okay trading is back that it's really back. >> one more technical thing. security information process jobs sip. that's at the heart of this thing that they put out. do you buy that? that's where the prices come from. why would that -- why would it take so long for it to be fixed. >> that was the initial problem. i suspect there were follow on problems after that. and make sure all the trades in the system and got cleared out. just saying that thing broke doesn't answer any questions. we need to know why it broke and h