>> cameron. >> hi, cameron. i'm sam. nice to meet you. can you high five? >> wow. >> she loves the guy. he signs her ball and then she declares what she really, really feels about him. >> i love you, sam. >> oh! >> she said it like she really meant it, too. >> i love you, sam. >> i love you too, cameron. thanks for saying that. you just made my day. >> these guys are at training camp. a lot of times you just go down the line and sign and sign and sign and don't even look at the person. this guy took extra time to hang out with this girl. that's cool. >>> if you want to pick up your date but don't have a car or the few bucks for public transportation, maybe you just throw her on the hitch of the tram. he's holding her on and they both appear to have bags with them. at least he's acting as a human seat belt for the female. >> this is bizarre. completely unsafe to be doing this. >> his feet or legs are like inches from the pavement. maybe this was the date itself. instead of going to the theme park, this is an adventure in itself. this was the date. >> tomorro

despite political differences business ties have always remained pretty good and cameron and putin are expected to find common ground in efforts to boost trades and along to the mood of the two leaders will reportedly go together to the final of the judo competition place and of course is famously a former competitor and a big. still asked for this hour here on r t they did it again as well as john drools iran and has rely on with tory is terrorist groups including al qaida must pay six billion dollars for the nine eleven attacks we report on why the decision could be an echo from america's military past. nine anti-government activists have been arrested in the united arab emirates in the last two days authorities there are cracking down on political the sand saying foreign langrune threaten the state security political studies professor stephen however says it's just suppression of a rising internal social movement. so these are very the mystic local activists who who are moderate islamists who want a greater sense of fairness and equity within society they are among three dozen dissi

it's unlikely to be an easy meeting prime minister cameron will reportedly use this opportunity to press president putin again over ending violence in syria the two countries that taken opposing views over the conflict britain's calling for the removal of president assad and un sanctions on syria while russia maintains talks are the only way the last time cameron and putin met the british leader claims putin had changed his stance on syria and had explicitly called for president assad to go it might have been wishful thinking or lost in translation but either way russia denied that was the case causing embarrassment to cameron since then britain's described russia's veto of the u.n. resolution on syria as inexcusable and indefensible that may cause some awkwardness but the syria questions just the latest rift in a relationship that hit the rocks in two thousand and six over the death in london of former russian security officer alexander litvinenko the british authorities have repeatedly requested the extradition of the chief suspects and boys but the russian constitution doesn't allow i

carl cameron, thank you very much. we're going to join our owe rileo factor now, already in progress. fizzled out, the obama campaign turned its attention back to mitt romney's personal tax returns. >> was there ever any year when you paid lower than the 13.9%? >> i haven't calculated that. i'm happy to go back and look. >> did romney pay 10%, 5%? 0? we don't know. but we know personally approved over $70 million in fictional losses to the irs as part of the notorious summit boss tax scandal, one of the largest tax avoidance schemes in history. isn't it time for romney to come clean? >> laura: governor romney has already released two years of tax returns. and just days after president obama's super pac implied mitt romney was a cold hearted killer, mr. obama said this. >> over the next three months, 89 days to be precise, the other side will be spending more money than we've ever seen. you got these guys writing $10 million checks. you've got these super pacs that are just going crazy. >> laura: don't look at me about

security council resolution on syria which cameron in the wake of calls inexcusable and indefensible so this is really a problem that's not going away and today's meeting between the two leaders doesn't seem to solve did either they came out afterwards and said they had found common ground on what they want to happen so they both want to see an end to violence in return of stability in syria but there seems to still be no common ground whatsoever on how to reach that point and of course with these opposing views in these constant sort of to ing and fro ing of opinions and meetings it is a worry that diplomacy as a part of solving the syria conflict may be slowly dying as this process takes place. all right laura thanks very much indeed for bringing us more on the meeting between russian president vladimir putin and you case prime minister david cameron florists misreporting there. anti-war activist brian backer says america's strategy on syria has never been to words diplomacy. well the united states military and intelligence services are as we know now from the u.s. government admis

meet cameron ehihnen.o the world was anything but normal. >> i asked her if she was all right. said no. >> reporter: stephanie ihnen had been having contractions all day tuesday. but the hospital said she wasn't dilated enough for delivery. but early this morning, baby cameron had other ideas. >> i'm like, oh, boy. here he comes. >> she goes, the baby's coming. i'm like, what? no. so, i went in there and asked her what was going on. >> josh was like, what do you want me to do? just help me get to the ground and call 911. and he did awesome. he picked up from there. >> reporter: josh helped bring cameron into the world right here, in the couple's bathroom. at the time, he was scared. >> for one, the umbilical cord was around his neck. he came out white. he wasn't getting any color. he wasn't breathing for a little while. so, i was freaking out. >> reporter: a 911 operator talked josh through the delivery. he tied off an umbilical cord with a shoelace from his work boot. for a guy who wasn't sure he wanted t

now, to carl cameron traveling with them in ashland, virginia, at the liberal arts college there.andolph macon where both have just spoken. i know you have to quick bet on the bus. i want to talk narrative. we seem to be ultra focused on one thing, the economy. >> and that is what mitt romney has been talking about for the entire campaign. and the criticism of the entire campaign, left, right and center has been it is too often distracted by petty number calling attacks on mitt romney for bain capital. attacks on barack obama that don't actually provide solutions for mitt romney or at least that is what the criticism has been and that is going to change dramatically. mitt romney is beginning to lose his voice. he has step ised it up today. the energy seems to be they are feeding off of one another. mr. ryan and romney are energizing each other in the process. to the extent that democrats going to attack the selection of paul ryan they are already saying that he is very much like mitt romney in all of the wrong ways. and you can expect democrats to begin increasingly caustic attack

but each have their marriage, and i have a soft spot for the cameron movie. it's interested so many people in the titanic and i am willing to forgive it. and the fellows that made the ministry the land-based for lack of accuracy i didn't see a whole series but as filled with inaccuracies and how the accused cameron of being an accurate, i don't know. it's hilarious. they have a free on board standing like a welch choir singing at the top of their lungs. >> i like that character. >> i told the story alfred brush was the boy that began 16 on april 14th, got his long pants and said i am a man, so she didn't go with frankie and his mother when they got into the lifeboat he was only naim but it's the collapsible and he got in leader. yes. >> she is a person as interest also. >> sure. well, you know, i had to limit it. but people say that it was the man escaped. it was his name by the newspapers and he did step into the light said he did become the captain of the disaster. but, you know, to me he is a hard man to like. he wasn't a very likable person, and there are

it's unlikely to be an easy meeting prime minister cameron will reportedly use this opportunity to press president putin again over ending violence in syria the two countries have taken opposing views over the conflict britons calling for the removal of president assad and un sanctions on syria while russia maintains talks of the only way the leaders meetings also taking place is reports emerged that the u.k.'s closest ally barack obama has signed a secret order authorizing the cia and other u.s. agencies to support the rebels fighting against president asked the moves likely to cause outrage with russia that insists there should be no foreign intervention in the syria conflict all taking sides the last time cameron and putin met the british leader claimed putin had changed his stance on syria and had explicitly called for president assad to go it might have been wishful thinking or lost in translation but either way russia denied that was the case causing embarrassment to cameron since then britain's described russia's veto of the u.n. resolution on syria as inexcusable and indefensible

in fact, we will go do carl cameron for that, first. carl cameron will be up with us next as we approach the bottom of the hour on special "studio b" live from slidell, louisiana. helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. approved! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. >>shepard: while in louisiana, they are dealing with flooding across the gulf south, in tampa, they are dealing with politics. it is a big day. mitt romney will have his big speech tonight. the mystery of the convention has been, who is the mystery guest? we have known there is a mystery guess. who do not know who. who do you put on? carl cameron should be able to find out. i hear you have found out. what is the word? >>carl: there is not a lot that is a big surprise at conventions because they are prepackaged. the big question, who is the mystery guy? it got broken a short while ago, the music from the famous western "the good, the bad and the ugly," that was enough, the famous whistle, there you go, the campaign ha

david cameron was today challenged by rising star tory m.p.'s to tackle league. britain and bring in tough new work reforms the m.p. said that the u.k. had to resist the work ethic towards that of south korea singapore and hong kong rather than the office of factory culture in struggling european nations or risk slipping into grim decline with falling living standards oh you want to bring back work out says basically what he wants to do so yeah i mean i'm sure they'll have a revival of all over twist the west-end who serve looks who are you know and i mean the tories of course don't want to address the elephant in the room the fact that their primary donors the banks toure's have financially raped merce of merce's mercilessly the vast majority of british people for all their worth you know they don't want to talk about that they want to is the victims fault these people have their money stolen so let's put it in the workhouse we get this economy growing again if the productivity are they go higher productivity in the prison you know people who

we have vladimir putin meeting with david cameron watching judo. mr. putin's favorite sport, he is a black belt. they will talk about ways in which they might be able to work closely together to find some sort of resolution at the u.n. talking about syria. it's a long shot but nonetheless an opportunity, and mr. putin hasn't been in the u.k. at all since 2005 and wasn't at the opening ceremony, so there's something in that. that said, george, it's also worth pointing out that this is a huge trade potential visit. so the likes of boris johnson, the mayor of london has been saying there could be plenty in it for the u.k. >> very good to see president putin. in the sense that i hope very much he will be able to deal with russia. and that will be at the top of the agenda. >> ahead of -- >> i hope he will likely take part, dabble. i think that is what we want to see. the we want the politician olympics, that's what we want. >> that's boris, hoping we might get a word with alexander jew cough, the president of the russian olympic committee to get his views.

i couldn't let you down. - you were scared of cameron! - a little bit. he already had these made. - aw, jeez, look at the man-gina on this guy. - oh my god! - the silent treatment was good, guys. but you should've heard this guy yelling at me yesterday. - nobody's yelled at me like that in years. - really? - yeah? how'd it feel? - it felt good. it felt like home. so what, are we back in business? - i don't know. can you promise me this will never happen again? - first love only happens once, e. - twice for me, bro. both broads crushed me equally. - i never been in love. - aw, turtle. - get off me! get off me! aquaman's going to protect me! - so should we call, ari? - no, let's let him sweat it out a day or two. - ♪ oooh, a storm is threatening ♪ ♪ my very life today ♪ if i don't get some shelter ♪ ♪ oooh, yeah, i'm gonna fade away ♪ ♪ war, children ♪ it's just a shot away ♪ ♪ it's just a shot away ♪ ♪ war, children world news h in new york this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> welcome to "th

but early this morning, baby cameron had other ideas. >> i'm like, oh, boy.>> she goes, the baby's coming. what? no. so, i went in there and asked her what was going on. >> josh was like, what do you want me to do? just help me get to the ground and call 911. and he did awesome. he picked up from there. >> reporter: josh helped bring cameron into the world right here, in the couple's bathroom. at the time, he was scared. >> for one, the umbilical cord was around his neck. he came out white. he wasn't getting any color. he wasn't breathing for a little while. i was freaking out. >> reporter: a 991 operator talked josh through the delivery. he tied off an umbilical cord with a shoe lace from his work boot. >> he stepped in and delivered him. >> reporter: he's now considering himself a hero. >> i do. you know, if i would have froze, who knows what could have happened? >> reporter: comfortably settled in the hospital, stephanie and josh are counting their blessings. >> it's one of the most amazing things. and i couldn't be happier. >> now, i have two amazing boys

carl cameron is on his way and journeying us live on the phone. carl, is there a bit of change in the atmosphere. you've been out for governor romney for months now. what is it like today? >> there are days he is up and down and there are days like today he is really up. you could see it. he was more enthusiastic and more interacting with the crowd and interacting with his new running mate mr. paul ryan. not the thing that has happened with him in the early stages of the primary battle. paul ryan has an effect. clearly the crowd welcomed him to the ticket. they are enthusiastic about the prospects of the house budget chairman bringing his brand of conservative to the romney agenda, marrying that in campaign that will out of the president and create a mandate. they believe by putting paul ryan on this ticket it will send a strong signal that this is a politician determined to make a difference, not just stir up partisan day to day name calling but people need more than gridlock. republicans hope they will appeal to the moderates and to prepared to

. >> rick: carl cameron, thanks very much. congressman ryan calls out president obama this morning making a jab at his economic policies during the first speech that we saw videotape of. take a listen to this. >> president obama and too many like him in washington have refused to make difficult decisions because they are more worried about their next election than they are about the next generation. [ applause ] >> we might have been able to get away that that before but not now. we can't afford four more years of that. >> rick: a sampling what we'll be hearing on the stump. coming up this hour, we'll have brand-new reaction from president obama's campaign. >> heather: so does paul ryan's election is mean for the 2012 presidential election? fair and balanced debate we are joined by campaign consultant ryan clayton founder of 100 proof politics and adam geller. thanks both for joining us. >> good to be here. >> heather: i'll start with you. what does this pick mean for the romney campaign? >> it is a monumental pick. it means t

has to london where the series also expected to be central in talks with the british leader david cameron the two that holds over how to solve the conflict . on the way the state's oppression rolls over rising social movements in the gulf the latest victims being nine activists arrested in the united arab emirates. and next i'll see our interview with the u.s. congressman wrote baka with his criticism of washington's foreign policy and american double standards on china. we are sitting down with congressman dana rohrbacher u.s. representative from california forty sixth district also a former official with president reagan's administration congressman thank you so much for sitting down with us i want to focus today on some foreign policy issues so let's start right away with china i know you've been a staunch critic of the way the u.s. relationship with china has evolved how would you rate that relationship today well we're giving our just rewards for having those stupid policy we have built china into a major economic power without demanding any type of political reforms we've given the

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describe them solve the sale libertarian list they keep invoking but he said he hoot their bert -- camerons best moves libertarians that i know if there were in power to establish the minimum government into power i would haying up and grow tomatoes for the rest of my life. misstate is making the summit is too busy to grow. i don't have in. >> she is the author of "the creature from jekyll island" ruutu isps.org to joe lane when the mcelroy you will find a community of people we're trying to find out in end moon and marriage with those who have picked up a government, and that is a valid response. of the

carl cameron live in chicago. thank you. to the owe side, obama team is not letting governor romney accusations about welfare reform go unanswered. it appears to be silent about other campaign darts thrown out. ed henry has that part of the story. >> reporter: jay carney often deflects political questions to chicago and today is eager to slam republican romney ad charging that obama is gutting welfare reform. >> from a policy standpoint, let me say this advertisement is cat goricly false and blatantly dishonest. this administration policy will strengthen the program by giving states opportunity to employ effective ways to help people get off welfare and get to a job. >> carney was questioned on whether he is showing selective outrage, since he had it will to say about a tough new ad by a democratic superpack. which blames romney for the death of a worker's wife because bain capital closed a steel plant and worker lost its health insurance. >> she passed away in 22 days. i don't think romney realizes what he has done to anyon

tackle easy britain fellow tories tell david cameron david cameron was today challenged by rising star tory m.p.'s to tackle lazy britain and bring in tough new work reforms the m.p. said that the u.k. had to raise its work ethic towards that of south korea singapore and hong kong the tories of course don't want to address the elephant in the room the fact that their primary donors the banks. financially raped the vast majority of british people for all their worth you know they don't want to talk about that they want to . it's the victim's fault these people are their mother's dollars almost better than the work they get this economy growing that the productivity they go to our productivity in the prison. they owe us has special operations troops in the middle east on standby to enter syria american officials say the military is ready to go in and if the white house decides it needs to secure chemical arms depots under syrian army control president obama earlier threatened that he might order intervention into syria if the regime moves or uses its chemical chemical munitions meanwhile

carl cameron in ohio.ac is moving in and now workers on a lot of those oil platforms of the gulf are moving out. are those prices at the pump about to move way up? after this. s. >> neil: hurricane warning in effect for not just the florida keys, but it could cover a wider area. parts of the state's southwest coast as isaac barrels toward the u.s. maria molina with the latest on its track. >> hey, good morning. we are looking at those hurricane warnings in effect across the florida keys and also across southwestern parts of the state of florida. we could see a storm surge of five to seven feet above normal tide levels as the storm system begins to approach that area as we head into tomorrow and into early tuesday morning. right now the center of the storm system has exited haiti where it could dump up to 20 inches of rainfall, still producing tropical storm force winds across haiti now. and the center is 95 miles to the southeast of cuba. it's just a very large storm system where tropical storm force winds

>>shepard: thank you, carl cameron. a new medical discovery that could save patient as lot money and make the medication work a lot better. researches at the university of chicago have found when people eat grapefruit or drink it, with a certain drug, that increases the drug's absorption rate by 350 percent. so, if you absorb more, you have to take less. potentially cutting costs in half. this drug is usually used to prevent transplant rejection but studies she it could treat cancer, as well. of course, doctors have warned that grapefruit juice can cause overdose problem. and now to our medical team in america city. grapefruit juice or taking grapefruit extract, whatever, it increases the absorption rate sow take less of the drug and you get fewer side effects? >>guest: correct there is a chemical which inhibits an enzyme in the stomach or the intestine so it results in the way that the drug is me tapized. so you take the grapefruit juice more of the medication gets in the blood stream which is important if you are on b

>> carl cameron live in new orleans tonight. thank you. >>> let's get some thoughts from senior political analyst brit hume. good evening. >> good evening. >> made the travel from tampa to here. what about that speech? a lot of talk has been about the style and how it was delivered, but for the folks like carl who cover mitt romney every day, many of them say it really was the best speech he's delivered. >> i thought the speech was not poetic but in all lik likelihood effective. you look at mitt romney up there on the stage. can you picture him as president? most people look at him and say yes, they can picture him as president. you hear the details of the work he did at bain capital, hear about it, other speaker speakers reinforced it. it was important for him to do and probably helped him. when you hear about his personal life and you you get a sense of his family, that's important, and you know, i sense that peek look at him and if they're in the mood to make a change, and that's the question in the election. are people going

carl cameron is live if ohio with the top story. good evening, carl. >> the romney campaign tries to jiger the schedule for the republican national convention for monday when ann is scheduled to speak. there hasn't been a change but we're told at any moment after series of phone calls are made to get pieces in place, there will be a shift. we're waiting on it to happen. this comes on the day, friday before the convention week starts. when the ticket got together reunited this time campaigning in romney's home state of michigan. the g.o.p. rallied michigan where he opened with a birthplace singer at the president. >> nobody asked to see my birth certificate. they know this is the place we were born and raised. >> governor's decision to enlist in the birther movement should give pause to any rational voter in america. romney long accepted the birth certificate as real. aides say the remark was a humorous joke much in the vain of bam become's jokes about romney and the dog on top of the car there will be tough jabs as the race enters t