our on-again and off-again heat wave keeps us guessing brine up next with the forecast. america's cup is under way in >>> at that the french it celebrated in oakland the city celebrated its 1962 agreement with the japanese city one of the oldest sister city partnerships in the united states. the mayor's mark the occasion by dedicating a cherry tree and in japanese lantern as symbols of cultural and economic relationship. world-class racing makes a splash at the san francisco bay this week america's cup begins tuesday spectators urged to watch from crissy field to aquatic park in the afternoons pleasure craft are restricted from entering the racing area and could face penalties for violations. >>> let's check in with brian >>> we have changes coming up that is the only thing constant with weather is change. temperatures cooling down a little bed 5 degrees inland. along the coastline low clouds. 65 at concord with clear skies. the fog is screaming through the golden gate visibility down to a few hundred yards. san jose has 60. we look at cooler temperatures in and smiled t

so what is texas brine saying about this situation? >> reporter: well, they say they're working closely with state officials to figure all this out. they're saying that they don't know exactly what has caused this sink hole. they're not saying whether they're responsible or not responsible and saying simply the answers just aren't there yet, but the company has been ordered to drill a well into that cavern to test the integrity of it to figure out if indeed that's what happened here and that the site of the cavern collapsed and caused this sink hole, but that will take at least 40 days. many of these resident, i've been told until then the evacuation orders will remain in place. >> pretty serious situation and mysterious, ed lavandera joining us from assumption parish, louisiana. >>> summertime, people are still thinking of their swimsuit bodies. getting your body and diet into shape the best way to work out and getting the six-pack abs or the four pack. whatever it takes. our fitness expert will show us how. are you serious? [siri] ye

will grow the economy from the top down >>> the president hits the campaign trail and iowa monday brine also be there battling for support. >>> you saw a snippet of that an emotional homecoming in wisconsin for congressman ryan at a rally with 13,000 people he hugged gov. scott walker and said hello to his mother he jelled at the stadium was filled with his large extended family if he took a moment to take a shot at the president. >>> my veins run with cheese bratwurst and a little spot of miller. the president came into office with so much hope, offering change, he got the power he wanted he got his party in control he passed every item on his agenda it is law. now we see the results. our country with the health-care system that is about to be taken over a country with four years of trillion dollar deficit. >>> after tonight's appearance the to slated to campaigned separately ryan goes to i want and romney goes to florida. before the republican convention as you saw romney and ryan appeared together with bob schieffer on 60 minutes he said the selection of ryan was made two weeks ago.

. >> reporter: so that company, texas brine, is based out of houston.ere say they're going to be forcing that company to help people who do evacuate from this area. it's not a forced evacuation, it's a highly suggested evacuation from this area, which applies to several hundred people, forcing that company to help people with accommodations. now the focus is on drilling a relief well into that cavern for integrity testing, to figure out if that cavern collapsed and is what has caused this sinkhole. but that is not expected to start until midweek and will take about 40 days. so there's a lot of uncertainty. local officials around here say out of an abundance of caution, they're going to stick with this mandatory evacuation order. there are other caverns that have highly flammable vapors and liquids in them, and they're worried with all the ground shifting and moffitt that those could be compromised and cause in the words of one official, a catastrophic event here. so out of caution, they want to take those steps and those local officials are standing by

months after by the mountain lion on an odyssey hunting trip today he got sacked cbs reporter dave brinewas there when the vote came down. >>> it was a photograph of them is a game commission of them all money hunting killed in idaho that sparked the controversy in february and how many other people are we in this honoring by selecting one person above all those. since then it was richard speaking about an unrelated issue at the game commission rate is lower than the presidency who was caught in the cross hairs of critics including some animal rights and conservation groups because while hunting and killing minds is perfectly legal and at home it is illegal in california where he had that the commission. >>> is a symbolic and sold to the voters saying that the ibm resident of the fish and game commission and i'm going over here and i'm going to waive this dead cat. richards fired back in an interview with talk-show host. we have a very aggressive well-organized well funded and what i call the an ira terrorist. they're constantly trying to shut down gaming in the state's busy and hunting

louisiana's department of natural resources says the company mining the salt dome, texas brine, was tryinge when it cut into the cavern last year, long before the sinkhole appeared. >> in order to expand the mining of that cavern, a cut in the well casing, they made a cut in the well casing several hundred feet above the top of the cap. and then they reported a potential breach at that time and that information was brought to us in 2011. >> reporter: but the collapse is also next to a well containing more than 1 million gallons of liquid butane, a highly flammable vapor if its released. local officials say if that happens it could cause catastrophic problems. this person has organized an advocacy group to get answers from regulators and the mining company that owns the underground salt dome. what are you afraid of at this point? >> everybody is afraid of the unknowns. you know, we don't know how big the sinkhole can happen. if other sinkholes can happen. you know, they're talking about, now, looking in that gas in the aquifer, i believe it's the butane cavern, people are concerned about th

our producer brian landis, director brine lilly, associate directors eric mannedia and joe williams, broadcast associate paul marmaro. our technical producer is dave hill. we have been joined by really a cast of thousands tonight here in atlanta. kenny albert, daryl johnston, tony siragusa, curt menefee, mike pereira, heath evans, and tony gonzalez. as that pass from dominique davis was intended for james rodgers. >> daryl: he has had some nice throws on the last two attempts. some difficult areas to place that ball. that's as good as it gets. they've got to finish. >> kenny: and then the hit from robert sands at the end of the play. >> daryl: he's played well in his opportunity tonight. you can see why tony gonzalez was impressed with him during practice. as we were. >> kenny: fourth down and four. 58 seconds on the clock. as davis throws and extends the drive. it's a first down. rookie out of toledo. ohio native. 40 seconds remaining. falcons out of time outs. 's davis throws. and this time it could not be handled by stafford. >> daryl: he's giving everybody chances on the outside.

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our producer brian landis, director brine lilly, associate directors eric mannedia and joe williams, broadcast associate paul marmaro. our technical producer is dave hill. we have been joined by really a cast of thousands tonight here in atlanta. kenny albert, daryl johnston, tony siragusa, curt menefee, mike pereira, heath evans, and tony gonzalez. as that pass from dominique davis intended for james rodgers. >> daryl: he has had some nice throws on the last two attempts. some difficult areas to place that ball. that's as good as it gets. they've got to finish. >> kenny: and then the hit from robert sands at the end of the play. >> daryl: he's played well in his opportunity tonight. you can see why tony gonzalez was impressed with him during practice. as we were. >> kenny: fourth down and four. 58 seconds on the clock. as davis throws and extends the drive. it's a first down. rookie out of toledo. ohio native. 40 seconds remaining. falcons out of time outs. 's davis throws. and this time it could not be handled by stafford. >> daryl: he's giving everybody chances on the outside. he'

brine - >> we'll talk about the landing.fox and friends starts right now. >> steve: welcome to fox and friends . we have been preparing up to this last second and why brian is on the pda. >> brian: i am responsible for the twitter account. >> steve: you are twitchy. brain brain i -- >> i am not twitchy. i go to the laptop to talk to hundreds of people. >> you are testing on company time. >> brian: i talk to 10s was thousands of people on my personal account. >> steve: millions of you are waiting for the headline. >> thank you for pushing me to the headline. we are learning new details about the accused gunman in the deadly shooting spree. steve has the latest. bring us up to date. >> good morning, juliet. a vigil in oak creek got together to grieve on what happened in

. >> brine, what will it take for investors to be more confident in this stock? >> i think the country needs to come out with better metrics, and there really isn't a good understanding of the fact that the new products are exchanged, mobile sizing, and they're adding hundreds of millions of incremental dollars. that has not been well communitied at this time. >> adulthood to see you all, thank you for joining us today. michelle. we have the traditional friday woop woop coming up. >> we do? i'm excited for that. we have about 33 minutes before the "closing bell," never might policy makers say, what will pull the trigger on more economic stimulus next month, we'll go live to jackson hoel for analysis next. later, will trading volume pick up after labor day? what will that do to your portfolio. keep it right here. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 when i'm trading, i'm totally focused. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 and the streetsmart edge trading platform from charles schwab... tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 gives me tools that help me find opportunities more easily. tdd#: 1

they are other vegetables that acquire a sharp taste preserved in vinegar or brine.welcome back. let's find out if we got anything wrong. hi, andy. >> hi, greg, how are you? >> it is friday. >> that it is, my friend. that it is. olympics, mike, i'm with you. i am not really losing sleep over the women's team losing these shirts, but would have been better if they didn't do it. >> exactly. i could careless in one way, but i just want somebody to show some common sense. that's all. >> and clearly that's not ever going to be nike. >> you know what, diligence and nikes are corporate partners. >> do you do a similar thing with diligence? >> we do. every time we finish a particular -- finish a difficult operation we throw on specially made t-shirts to celebrate the victory in the operation. usually it is not a catchy slogan. >> and it is not a shirt. it is a corpse. >> it is another day closer to being replaced by a drone? >> moving on. >> i guess not. >> touchy subject. >> i have another one for you. congress, oversight this. that would be a good one. >> we would be inves

our producer brian landis, director brine lilly, associate directors eric mannedia and joe williams, broadcast associate paul marmaro. our technical producer is dave hill. we have been joined by really a cast of thousands tonight here in atlanta. kenny albert, daryl johnston, tony siragusa, curt menefee, mike pereira, heath evans, and tony gonzalez. as that pass from dominique davis was intended for james rodgers. >> daryl: he has had some nice throws on the last two attempts. some difficult areas to place that ball. that's as good as it gets. they've got to finish. >> kenny: and then the hit from robert sands at the end of the play. >> daryl: he's played well in his opportunity tonight. you can see why tony gonzalez was impressed with him during practice. as we were. >> kenny: fourth down and four. 58 seconds on the clock. as davis throws and extends the drive. it's a first down. rookie out of toledo. ohio native. 40 seconds remaining. falcons out of time outs. 's davis throws. and this time it could not be handled by stafford. >> daryl: he's giving everybody chances on the outside.

the parish police and texas brine company tell us two workers were removing debris from the top of the filled sinkhole when suddenly they became aware of trees that were shifting all around them. that is freaky. they were forced to move to an air boat to make sure they could stay safe. nobody was hurt. but the cleanup efforts have been suspended because it's a little too dangerous for the time being. >>> it's not looking likely that the executives at that bankrupt brokerage firm mf global are going to be charged with any kind of a crime. all of of this according to "the new york times." a newspaper that's reporting that the criminal investigation into why more than $1 billion of customer money somehow just went missing at the brokerage. that investigation is coming to a close. the top executives including former ceo jon corzine will likely not be criminally charged. "the times" reporting that investigators are concluding that a chaotic environment and poor risk controls were at the problem here. that is what caused the money to disappear and not the accusations of fraud. a criminal def

brine kelly, you have a question? >> you know where the market share is going to. where is it coming from? what don't you like in this market and what would you short here? >> i think the biggest market share contributor is really the likes of the jcpenney. it's -- they are giving up $4 billion in sales which is a huge number. when you look at $4 billion, you have really got to look at urban outfitters, and anthropology. together only $2.5 billion as a retailer. you look at ann taylor and lost together is only $2.5 billion. so a lot of share being given up and it's being stolen by some of these other guys. kohls should be a beneficiary, they haven't been yet but should be as well. >> macy's, you like lundgren, american eagle and chicos. speak to those. >> i think chicos is a case where women's has been a troubled business this last couple years. and tal bots has been in trouble and ann taylor has been difficult. cache reported terrible numbers. white house black market and chico brand. american eagle has been -- has new management in there, and again, they're captu

from the neighborhood trying to get answers from state regulators as well as a company called texas brinehas been mining this area. that sinkhole sits over a salt dome. it's believed that there's a cavern in there that has collapsed. many people around here are struggling and wanting answers quickly. how frustrating has everything been that you guys are dealing with? >> it's been very frustrating to all of the residents here. it's been going on for, you know, since may 30th. answers have been very hard to come by. people have been, you know, evacuated from their homes. just extremely frustrated. >> reporter: and, wolf, all of this made even potentially more dangerous because right next to where the sinkhole is there's a well that has more than a million gallons of butane gas, which could be explosive, very dangerous if those vapors get out in the air. that's what many residents here are concerned about. to add even more pain to this entire situation, we've now been told by state officials here this afternoon that they have ordered this company, texas brine, to drill a well into that sinkh

brine lamb is retired. he won't come after me. [laughter] maybe he will. in the caption when a motion to recommit is pending in the house, there's a caption in the upper left saying procedural vote on the motion to recommit. well, the motion to recommit is anything but proceed churl. it's a substantive amendment. to describe it as procedural, that enhances the new members willingness to follow that tradition that party loyalty demands straight line vote on anything proceed churl. no matter demonstrated than with the motion on a previous question of a rule. those who followed debates on rules often see the minority go off on a half hour on its agenda or unfairness in the rules committee, and that is -- all of that is described as procedural, but when the actual text is in front of the house, and i've seen two or three times, in 1985, major crime bill rewritten on a republican notion to recommit where the testaments disappeared, seven or eight titles, no jeer may nows title or rule to apply. if you catch don longrin in the hall, have him tell you about the m

barbara williams, i didn't mention that when i first started, but i'm barbara williams, i'm the county brine riverside county, and i make a time of helping patrons when they come in, and i'm always amazed at the number of people who are caregivers or very good friends of people who have issues like this. remembering the music, forgetting the words portrayed. and i, in fact, had a colleague read the book whose mother has alzheimer's, and she was very moved by it. so i highly recommend it. my next favorite book was race appeal: how candidates invoke race in the u.s. political campaigns. this work is timely and informative not only because of the 2012 presidential election, but also because it places recent past elections and their candidates in a new, sharper focus. the authors -- one a media, culture and communication professor and the other a political science professor -- observe: candidates off use any and every kind of tool available to them to persuade voters to elect them. sometimes even appealing to the most deplorable human attitudes to accomplish their electoral goals. recently-coine

with marco rubio, the senator from florida, and susana martinez of mexico, brines and of all of nevada, plenty of young hispanic leaders in the republican party. i think there are some good young african americans in the republican party. tim scott, the republican from south carolina is a very interesting guy. i think they will win in florida. i wish more of my fellow jews would vote republican. but at some point you have to present your ideas and arguments. you can make the case they are good for the different communities people belong to, and what's good for one community is mostly good for others. if you really believe less government and more pro-growth policies and stronger foreign policy is good for the country, i think eventually some of these old barriers will break down. host: portland, maine. >> caller: good morning. you talk about the need for less government, but we are aware of the new american century that you found it and the general growth in empire you -- how deep you think it will affect the ryan-romney chances when seniors see they are closely aligned not with cuttin

with marco rubio, the senator from florida, and susana martinez of mexico, brines and of all of nevadaplenty of young hispanic leaders in the republican party. i think there are some good young african americans in the republican party. tim scott, the republican from south carolina is a very interesting guy. i think they will win in florida. i wish more of my fellow jews would vote republican. but at some point you have to present your ideas and arguments can make the case they are good for the different communities people belong to and what's good for one community is mostly good for others. i think eventually some of these old barriers will break down. groups stick with their historical voting patterns what then someone think. host: portland, maine. caller: good morning. the general growth and empire -- how do you think it will affect the grind-from me take it -- romney-ryan ticket? and when they realize we are at war with al qaeda in syria. how the capture agenda and whether romney and ryan will be affected -- guest: people want a strong america. the best way to shape events in syri

brine - >> we'll talk about the landing. fox and friends starts right now. >> steve: welcome to fox and friends . we have been preparing up to this last second and why brian is on the pda. >> brian: i am responsible for the twitter account. >> steve: you are twitchy. brain brain i -- >> i am not twitchy. i go to the laptop to talk to hundreds of people. >> you are testing on company time. >> brian: i talk to 10s was thousands of people on my personal account. >> steve: millions of you are waiting for the headline. >> thank you for pushing me to the headline. we are learning new details about the accused gunman in the deadly shooting spree. steve has the latest. bring us up to date. >> good morning, juliet. a vigil in oak creek got together to grieve on what happened in the sikh temple. there will be another gathering as a part of the community's recognition of national night out and an opportunity to know your neighbors, under the grimmest of circumstances. we are hearing about the first panicked 911 calls for help. >> i am

want no part of brine williams. he's never been up at this hour. no chance he's going to watch this show. >> kim on twitter, welcome back willie, i missed you, we've been subjected to brian's striptease routine for way too long. >> heard about this. haven't seen it. my man brian sullivan doing great work. fill-in work the last couple days. apparently just in from the hamptons. he's got the button open. and just enough chest hair to make you throw up your cornflakes. "morning joe" starts right now. >> junket to the holy land congressman on a junket over there and they go down and taking a look at the sea of galilee and this guy, congressman yoder, decides he's going to take off all of his clothes, all of his clothes, he put the junk in junket. so what we did, this trip to switch and we said hey, let's put together a segment about politicians who have misbehaved in the past. >> congressman kevin yoder, congressman anthony weiner, congressman lee, congressman eric massa. >> they're saying i groped a male staffer. yeah, i did, i tickled him until he co

with marco rubio, the senator from florida, and susana martinez of mexico, brines and of all of nevadag hispanic leaders in the republican party. i think there are some good young african americans in the republican party. tim scott, the republican from south carolina is a very interesting guy. i think they will win in florida. i wish more of my fellow jews would vote republican. but at some point you have to present your ideas and arguments. you can make the case they are good for the different communities people belong to, and what's good for one community is mostly good for others. if you really believe less government and more pro-growth policies and stronger foreign policy is good for the country, i think eventually some of these old barriers will break down. caller: good morning. the general growth in can you talk about the connection and how it helps the agenda and whether there will be effective when seniors and young people realize? >> they want a strong america and we should have been much more active earlier on. they deserve better than assad. in terms of defense spending, w

brines discussions of growth in federal income tax is informative. it reminds us of just how much the new deal and world war ii changed the federal income tax. as he describes a 1913-1931, income tax rates were low with a top rate no higher than 25%, except for eight years during and after world war i. starting in 1932, however, the top rate was above 50%, just as important from 1940-1943, personal exemptions were lower to the point where for the first time most americans were actually exempted the federal income tax. the rate hikes are driven by the new deal. the exemption cuts were driven by the fiscal demands of world war ii. the contrary, after world war i, after world war ii ended, top rates remain high. they remained above 50% for half a century after the 1932 height. and personal exemptions remained low taxation of income continued to be much more universal than it had been in the past. now you can argue since 1980 we've gone through a third airport tax rates have come down across the board, and more and more people in the bottom half have bee