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belcher and carly fiorina. i want to talk about the pickle that president obama is in with regard to syria. you two in the middle, the democrats know, especially you, cornell, that president obama beat hillary clinton, who was unbeatable, everyone thought, in 2008 in part because of the fact that he was an anti-war candidate against iraq. now he finds himself in a position where this could be a really serious situation with chemical weapons in syria. and there could be mounting pressure, internationally, to get involved. >> it is a pickle. because on the one side, your sort of the basically the democratic party and not just the democratic party, but americans broadly do not want troops on the ground and bombing in syria. once we start bombing, we kind of own part of the situation there. so there's a tough place. but at the same time, when, if they are using chemical weapons against their own people, the president is going to have to make the case against the american people that they have to decide their own fa

it might seem difficult to imagine, carly, the founder of carly trading and first book on commodities believes that nat gas could be poised for a serious rally. i hope you understand how bizarre this is. before we get started, i'd be remiss if i didn't thank all of you home gamers who got in on that hashtag chartnado action this week. still a fantastic chart week. we are giving you a double dose of charts. why is cramer so bullish when natural gas seems to be in a glut for years. all over the fact that our government refuses to buy incentives to switch to cleaner, cheaper, more domestically abundant fossil fuel, they don't like them. natural gas would help our company break its addiction to opec. first of all, garner points out that from a seasonal perspecttive, natural gas experiences a meaningful low, either in late july or early august. it then starts to spring back. utilities start stocking up the commodity for the coming winter, to heat. that's still the biggest use. natgas builders tend to build it ahead of the season than waiting for it to come. it arranges an uptick every year

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and carly fiorina, and olivier knox.prawling concern supervised by a rho rotating boards, vulnerable to distraction and threatened by conflicts of interest. it ran multimillion deficits for several years. it has got to be a concern for the clintons that there are these fairly negative stories about the foundation that secretary clinton is now becoming part of. >> well, with the refilming of the foundation and the other changes that are taking place, it's a positive sign for what happens moving forward. >> so she's not necessarily associated with the chaos of the past? >> i think when you look at what the foundation is doing, they have five major program airs, eight massive initiatives, working all over the world with several hundred people on staff. it's care of that any organization like that be closely governed. i commend them for taking those steps. >> if she chooses to run? >> sure, there are, but i think on balance it's a positive thing, actually. it's certainly been a positive thing for president clinton, obviously

carlie, as a former mogul in silicon valley yourself, what are your thoughts?ll, i think the relationship between graham and bezos are important here, they have come to know and trust and like each other over many years and that's very important when you're selling a family heirloom so to speak. the printed newspaper business is dying. technology is the answer. and so in some ways, this was a very surprising announcement. in another way, it's a very logical extension. frankly, i was less surprised that don graham sold the post and that jeff bezos bought "the post." whenever you have to have a huge innovation, you need to have new people thinking about it. and i wonder whether trying to keep the traditional paper alive is actually going to slow down the thinking of what do we do with this great legacy item to keep it fresh and relevant? >> senator lieberman, it's not just "the post." we have seen it with "the boston globe," with "the los angeles times." when you look at these families who own these great newspapers for decades, now forced to sell because quite f

. >> carly: i can't stand by and watch you fall more and more in love with kiki, knowing you're gonnaif you lied to get her to the altar, you need to fix it before it destroys all of you. >> morgan: mom, that's not -- [ door opens ] >> carly: it is! >> michael: what's going on here? >> a.j.: elizabeth, what are you doing here? >> elizabeth: what do you think i'm doing here? i'm looking for you. >> a.j.: [ scoffs ] lucky you. you found me. >> elizabeth: a.j. >> a.j.: [ sighs ] >> elizabeth: how many have you had? >> a.j.: not nearly enough, thanks to that bitch, connie. >> tracy: i'm not one to give relationship advice. i always throw my lot in with guys that end up hurting me. >> connie: yeah, you kind of do. i still can't believe you fell for joe scully. >> tracy: i wasn't even referring to him. >> luke: oh, hey. we got here as soon as we heard maxie was in labor. >> laura: are we too late? did we miss the birth? >> sonny: no, you didn't miss it. they're just -- there's been a complication. >> felicia: focus on your breath, sweetheart. [ alarm beeping ] slow and steady. >> lulu: what

i've just been a little bit distracted. >> carly: channeling your aggression? just trying to stay in shape.

carly, what are your thoughts? >> i think personal relationship between don and ben is very important. they trust each other and like on ee ever each other and that is important when you are selling a family heirloom so to speak. secondly i think it says the obvious things the printed newspaper business as we have always known it is dying. technology is the answer. so in some ways this is very surprising announcement. in another way its logical extension. frankly, i was less surprised that graham sold the post and bezos bought the post because from technology company, whenever you have to have a huge innovation you need to have new people thinking about it. i wonder whether trying to keep the traditional paper alive is actually going to slow down the thinking what do we do to keep it fresh and relevant. >> chris: it's not just the post. we saw it with the los angeles times. when you look at these families who own these great newspapers for decades, now forced to sell because quite frankly they can't figure out how

. >> carly, where do you come down on the subject? a point of contention when you ran about senator barbara boxer. you said something about you were focused on jobs and boxer was focused on the weather. do you believe man is causing climate change. >> i think it is a distinct possibility, although there are a minority of scientists who do not believe it's the case. let's say it real. it's also true that the scientific community is in agreement that a single state acting alone will have no difference. a single country acting alone will make no difference. that the best way to make a difference is to get the two biggest act so for those people who believe it's true and i'm willing to stipulate for the sake of argument -- >> are you one of them? >> probably. when the bulk of scientific evidence come down on that side i'm prepared to say, yes, we're probably having an impact. but then let's being realistic about what it takes. my view is the obama administration, the best thing they could do is not to get all hung up on whether a pipeline

>> well, carly, schools across the country can register for the color cycle program.they can then go online, and crayola will fund the shipping of all of the used markers that they accumulated during the course of the year. the other nice part of the program is that schools will have access to teacher-written lesson plans that will help teachers to educate students on environmental solutions and social responsibility. >> so, students and teachers can help to save the planet right from their classroom. to get started, go to crayola.com/colorcycle. there's also a link on our website. for "teen kids news," i'm carly. >> it was the setting for a historic speech, but this memorial usually leaves visitors speechless. lauren visits a site in washington that you probably see every day. >> got a penny? then you have a copy of one of our most moving national memorials. [ cash register dings ] the image of president abraham lincoln and his memorial are also etched onto the $5 bill, but the contribution lincoln made to this country can't be measured in dollars and cents. >> linco

>> well, carly, schools across the country can register for the color cycle program. they can then go online, and crayola will fund the shipping of all of the used markers that they accumulated during the course of the year. the other nice part of the program is that schools will have access to teacher-written lesson plans that will help teachers to educate students on environmental solutions and social responsibility. >> so, students and teachers can help to save the planet right from their classroom. to get started, go to crayola.com/colorcycle. there's also a link on our website. for "teen kids news," i'm carly. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america... and to the republic for which it stands... one nation, under god... indivisible, with liberty... and justice for all. our disabled veterans pledged to sacrifice life and limb to ensure our way of life. now, they deserve our support. find out how you can help disabled veterans in your community. visit dav.org. tell you about a new medical website designed especially for older folks. website y

carly, as a former mogul in i silicon valley yourself what are your thoughts?k the personal relationship between don graham and jeff besos was very important. they've come to know each other, trust each other, like each other over many years. i think that's important when you're selling a family heirloom so s to speak. secondly i think it says the obvious things. alw the printed newspaper business is as we have always known it is s the dying. technology is the answer. and so in some ways this was a very surprising announcement. in another way it's a very tensio logical n.extension. frankly, i was less surprised that don graham sold the post and more surprised jeff besos bought the post. because i think to use an ecause analogy from a technology company, whenever you have to have a huge innovation, you needg abou to have new people thinking about it. and i -- i wonder whether trying to keep the traditional paper ive alive is actually going to slow down the thinking of what do we do with this great legacy item e do to keep it fresh and relevant? >> senator lieber

. >> toilets have all different flows, but carli, you have to have a 1.6 gallon or less. -- currently. >> that is the state plumbing code minimum standard. >> that is going to save your water compared to what a lot of people still have in their bathrooms. they have 3.5 or 5 gallons. that is using a ton of water. >> the year there is a new city ordinance rereduem flow flesh? >> and a lot of manufacturers are real -- are already making those toilets. right here, we have a dual-flush toilet. this toilet uses 1.6 gallons on the full flush and 0.9 on the half less. >> what happened? >> it automatically opens. this is a fancy toilet. we can get to that later. >> this is the half loss, which is how many? >> 0.9. so it is very good toilet, water-saving. and then the other kind of toilet that saves water is and 1.28 gallons a flush. >> i know when people first started selling and installing the 1.6, there were problems with it

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karli rae jep son and others -- carly rae jepsen and others are scheduled to take the stage. >> hey, you want to have fun, go to the zoo tomorrow. metro pcs takes over the zoo. the wireless company launched its 4g service and the company is offering free zoo admission from 10 until 4 tomorrow. and special access to a special refreshment area. >> check out this amazing picture of a polar bear swimming. this was not snapped at the disoo. the photographer got this close in the wild. can you believe it. he was on a boat in the arguments circle when-- arctic circle. he got the picture by hanging off the boat. the photographer said he hopes pictures like this show off the beauty of wild polar bears and inspire people to protect those barms. we'll be right back. >>> here's a look at what you'll see at 11. many college students are getting ready to move into their first apartment. >> should you buy renter's insurance. breaking down the three main things to lk out for. >> yes, $8 a month. you watch us at 11. do it. >>> this is "world news." tonight all out battle. at this hour firefighters ma

we're going to talk to carly fiorina. still the best hperforming this year.n, boeing is up only 40% in second place. >> she did the 12-month chart is better because it doubled from the november low and you come down today. >> just 11 bucks in november. hard to believe. >> contrast that with ibm. incredible story. >> absolutely. >> meantime, an hour into trading. the stories we're talking about. according to a new report the average american household is earning less than now four years ago. at that time, it was down 4.4% to a little over 52 ground a home. milestone for yahoo!. the company is getting more unique visitors last month than any other company inguding google. it's the first time yahoo! has beaten google in web traffic since '08 and it's impressive consideringia he's's results did not include tumblr. >>> zimmer is back at the warehouse. trying to make an offer to buy the company. the bid by zimmer would have to be hostile. >>> the annual jackson hole symposium starts today and it's a big one for the future of economic policy. tapering and next fed c

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i do find it interesting that myself, sunny moon, benny gold, carly lane, the majority of the businesses on 16th street support jack spade going in while the majority of businesses on valencia do not and as an owner of restaurants on both, i consider the neighborhoods completely different and 16th street needs help. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speak e please, and again if folks could come forward, that would be helpful, thanks. >> my name is erin fish can and a business owner on valencia corridor, this is an issue that people are very passionate about and at the very least, jack spade has circumnavigated this and a hearing is the least we should have. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> madam chairwoman, commissioners, thank you very much for taking the time to hearing our points of view today, i'll be brief, i'm jose seaway, i run a website that's an entertainment website here in san francisco and i'm a native san franciscan, i remember 40 years ago when i went to the mission, 16th and valencia area, one of my experiences was seeing a man chasing another fellow down the middle o

carly. i want to show you this as well. the front that will come in and drop the temperatures a bit over the weekend still pretty far north. up toward cleveland. the dry weather is still several hundred miles away. start to file that in here until tomorrow, about 24 hours now. into the day tomorrow we are into the low 80's and then into the overnight hours tomorrow night. friday night into early saturday morning, taking that early morning run. saturday morning, you will be out in the 50s and 60s. you will be crisp to start things off and a couple cool nights. tonight 68, any hours tapering off late. tomorrow we bring back the blue skies after maybe isolated morning shower. tomorrow night down to 60, mild, dry, and in the 50s in the burbs and that's going to continue into saturday night and sunday. cool night ahead and bright sunny days and by the way cool nights and sunny days usually brings on the good set up toward the fall foilage. it's a little early to talk about that. that's the set up you want for bright, fall color.

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musical acts include call me maybe singer carly rae jepsen and fallout boy as well as three days grace. >>> we're going to take a live look at the inner harbor, the sun is rising. we'll find out more about today's weather when we come back. why choose land o' lakes butter in half sticks? it's pre-measured. fresh tasting. and it's only from land o' lakes. >>> talk about taking the leap, a parachuter had quite the grand finale at chicago's air and water show. after landing the staff sergeant proposed to his girlfriend of one year. she said yes. it was his last jump before heading off to u.s. nay psy navy flight school. congratulations to them. >> when it comes to a successful wedding memorable photos are partof the package. one cameraman provided a unique memory when he accidentally flew his drone helicopter into the groom's face. all of it was captured on video. the photographer was using phantom fog chopper that can fly several hundred feet in the air to capture stunning images with a go pro camera. that's pretty cool. the couple laughed about it and went on with the photo shoot. >>> i

last summer i think they did that with carly rae jep son. they called that the summer anthem.he cooler. we start with a jimmy kimmel faithful. this is on censorship with a close look. take a peek. >> we'll also have the reports on the pope's statement today when he said who am i to [ bleep ] gay people. >> weiner's [ bleep ] getting smaller. hard ball. >> very gritty movie. you want to take a nice hot [ bleep ] after watching parts of this. >> with weiner you look at it and say what is this guy doing other than [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ] i was never against [ bleep ] i was just against doing the [ bleep ] without offsetting it with [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> you agree to what you can along the way. by that [ bleep ]. >> we may be in business. >> i'm sure we both can [ bleep ]. >> who needs a seven second delay, you know? who needs it? >> you. >> me? that's right. where's my theme song. >>> politics can get nasty in washington, but it's a whole different animal in taiwan. that's where a voluntary debate turned into an all out brawl over a vote to construct a power plant. punches were

carly ray jeepson fall out boy and three days of grace are scheduled to take the stage before the thing. >>> if you have fun with the kids and save money consider heading to the zoo. metro pcs takes over the zoo. the wireless company launched the 4g service in baltimore last week and a way to celebrate the company is offering free zoo admission from 10 to 4 tomorrow. the first 200 guests get special access to a special refreshment area. >>> we want to find ways to save cash and starting this week retrofit baltimore is issuing a chal toning neighborhoods to-- challenge to neighborhoods to lower energy bills. a auditor will do tests such as thermal cameras and smoke sticks to find leaks and provide a report on what needs to be done to lower a homeowner's energy bill. the challenge starts on thursday the 22nd. >>> kids in westminster will have a special guest with them when they head back to back to school shopping. 6th annual event the shop with the cop is taking place in westnster. and the kids will have the chance to pick out the school supplies and then have lunch and play games with o

. >> pelley: carly, what's the situation in cairo right now tonight? >> well, we have heard gunfire tonight, scott. a curfew is in effect. you can see behind me tahrir square everything is quiet. but it's not just security forces that are out there. we have armed vigilantes and we ran into them today. they were blocking off the area around those protests so we had to try to get to those protests and take extensive measures to get away from those protests, too, to avoid these armed vigilantes. >> pelley: charlie bag with our team in cairo. charlie, thank you very much. in the fighting today we saw one of those acts of courage that define a moment. like the time that man stood in front of a tank during the tiananmen square massacre in china in 1989. in the town of ismael ya today, amid an attack on protesters, the man in the lower left of the frame with the white had stood up and stretched out his arms. we thought it best not to show the rest of the video. he stood there ten second or so and then a bullet passed through his chest and he went down. we do

this year's musical acts include carly ray scwrepson, fallout boy and three days grace. the kickoff starts today with dollar day. >>> city officials want to hear your thoughts on ture of b and the aquatics programs. a series of community meetings are planned to get input on the department of recreation and park's plans to upgrade current facility and build new pools and spray pads. today's meeting will be held on thursday, that's going to be thursday, today, you get it, the cold spring recreation center. it obegins at 6:30 tonight. >>> let's talk about what's going on for today because, yes, it is going to be a great day to get into the pool, meaning that it's going to be warm enough to do so. very humid out there as well, but what you need to watch, the thunderstorms as we go throughout the day as well. but they will be scattered, so that means that not everybody is going to be getting wet. but you know when you hear thunder, when it roars, go indoors. that temperature coming in right around 88 degrees for today, so we will be above average once again. and then this is

i do find it interesting that myself, sunny moon, benny gold, carly lane, the majority of the businesses on 16th street support jack spade going in while the majority of businesses on valencia do not and as an owner of restaurants on both, i consider the neighborhoods completely different and 16th street needs help. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speak e please, and again if folks could come forward,

carly rae jepsen and her team, such a nice crew.day. we're so lucky. and we thank everyone. >> i want to ask you a couple of fan questions. we have so many people write in. one of our fans asks, besides missing friends and family when living in america, what was difficult to get used to? >> the food portion size. it's bigger. for a small guy like me, that's a lot of food to eat. >> all right. brandon moore, one of our viewers has a question for you all. who or what inspired you guys to become entertainers? real quick. >> my parents. >> and lionel richie. >> all right. finally, everybody, you guys chose the song. the wanted, nice enough to allow our viewers to choose the song. and now is the moment to let everybody know. why don't you tell everybody what our viewers have decided you should sing. >> "i found you." >> "i found you," in a landslide. what do you think? "i found you," the wanted. ♪ she wants me to come over i can tell her eyes don't lie ♪ ♪ she's calling me in the dark she moves us where the room ♪ ♪ around the lights tur

- hi, carly, i see you're looking at wigs, so is this what you had in mind? - no, not exactly. want to be a rock star for my school's talent show.

he manages carly rae jepsen, cy, j. lo's choice. j.o, a report says diddy turned the chair down because he didn't want to work with his ex. kanye was offered a spot but said no afraid it would make him mainstream. will.i.am wanted too much money. who's in? "idol" is apparently pursuing dr. luke. who? >> that little area there that's where you record vocals. >> yep. >> dr. luke is a hitmaker. songs like kelly clarkson's "since you've been gone." ♪ since you've been gone >> california girl." ♪ california girls were unforgettable ♪ >> circus. ♪ >> you may not have heard of him but no one knew simon pre-idol. >> dr. luke. have you heard of dr. luke? >> my kids thought it was doc ross. >> dr. phil? >> later we hear from nigel lithgow. he gives insight as to what went wrong, how it can be fixed, and the shocking way he found out he was eliminated from the show. huh. >>> moving on to the softer side of kanye west. >> it's a softy, he never talks about his personal life. when his baby mama's mama needed strong ratings, here he is talking about

you may even recognize him in the carly real estate jepsen pet parody video call me maybe.il halle's big break comes, at least she can hitch her wagon to yogi's star. >> everyone was pretty convinced when i moved out here that yogi would become a star before i did. he's proven that. if i had to turn around and manage my dog's career and it became very successful, i am happy to do that. >>> a rampaging elephant. >> i probably should have died that day. >> a runaway cadillac. >> i thought somebody put a bomb through the front door. >> and a terrifying earthquake. >> i'm thinking i don't know if i'm going to get to the bottom of this stairwell. >> on-the-job night players caught on camera. some end with a crash. others are blown away. and sometimes broadcast on live tv. >> i didn't know what to do. >> but hey, it's no use crying over spilled wine bottles. nine to fivers who weather the storm. >> they're having a great time, as you can see. >> and live to tell the tale. >> this isn't happening.

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is that racial, by standing up to the president and his agenda >> i've known carly a long time but it'sme to keep up with who he's talking about. but there was a story, one isolated story about a tea party gathering where there was some racial things said. it was bestut to keep that ones alone because there was no evidence that there has beenbeen rampant racism in the tea party movement. if i were charlie, i would be very careful about saying those things. >> exactly. >> the president told him toou quit. >> can we talk -- that's great. that is great. can you tell the other bob beckel that used to sit thereha what you just said. >> i never called them racist.al >> you called them other names. >> they are. >> they're not racist. they have an agenda and it's responsibility. >> rangel should not have a jobi >> let's go to something else. the editor of the new haven register has weighed in. t he's come outh and apologized, why? because of the comments he madea about fox news indicating that we are equating us to being in the kkk. white supremists. b let's look at the apology. it says, i neve

carly rode with the sheriff, harold with mrs.noff. >> according to my mother she never said anything to suggest that she's the innocent victim here. >> reporter: starkweather confessed to killing his first victim, gas station attendant. although 11 people had been murdered it's still a mystery while charlie and carol were tried separately, only for the robbery and killing of 17-year-old robert jenson. after a two-week trial in may 1958, starkweather was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death. that october, one week before her trial began, carol held a press conference. >> i was at the interview and watched carol in her usual icy cold demeanor answer questions. >> did he say why he couldn't? >> i presented to the public, you know, this person that, you know, well, she's hard and she's this and she's that, not knowing that behind that was a person who was terrified. >> despite what he said when he was arrested, starkweather testified against fugate, claiming she was a willing participant in the horrific murder spre

more analysis from bill kristol, congressman keith ellison, and david plouffe, and carly fiorina. bill, you were up with the chairman as well. agree with the assessment? >> they were high morale. whatever you think of the details, deciding who moderates debates, they're fighting. they're not rolling over the way the establishment guys would want them to and the liberal media would like them to, like a dog to get their tummy patted by the media and feels good. they're fighting back. it's a sign of a more spirited republican party. they were in a good mood and they have a right to be. >> fighting back against the white house and democrats, but with each other. >> the chairman talked about the field organizers. 160 people in the big country is not very much. they don't have a product to sell. you can hire 10,000 people to win the presidency in 2016, 2020, they are facts, not opinions. they have to grow the vote with hispanics, women, growing asian communities, they're not rehabilitating. they're re-trenching after the election loss. i don't see any evidence that in terms of their app

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