we haven't tumped jimmy carter. he's not the kind of guy that goes into a club or wanted to be accepted into a club that would accept him. >> i think we haven't touched much on him. he has always been kind of a problem. he's the guy that you have to call because he knows all of these foreign leaders from his years on the world stage. but you know, as mike points astutely carter goes on these trips. he kind of goes off on his own. chris: he thought himself as better than the other presidents. >> he certainly would tell you that he's been a better ex-president, he said this, than the other presidents. in september he becomes the longest living ex-president in history. he's had to make a second career of something and he create this is job that no one else has. it becomes a model for bill clinton. >> fact when he went to north korea and went on cable television before reporting back to the national security council and the white house, the clintons were furious and then they set colin powell to haiti to baby sit him be

carter got us in, so let's call back to the charts. carter, are you staying long, google?> such a big name and so early in the goings, we think you stay and play for more. >> mike? >> yeah, i absolutely agree. this is just -- a small move relatively. this company is still trading about 11 times next year's earnings. what i'm inclined to do, though. take a little money off this call. it's in the money, i'll sell it from 45 bucks and use proceeds to buy the $6.25 call. i'm taking all of the money into the trade off the table, still now have unlimited upside, essentially now playing with the house's money. >> all right. good. always better to play with the house's money. good call, guys. get to the final call from the options pits. and you don't want to miss it with thinkorswim by td ameritrade. you get knock-your-socks-off tools, simple one-click orders, real-time paper trading to hone your skills, plus anytime you need it support. ♪ stocks, options, futures, and forex. get your trading on track. thinkorswim by td ameritrade. trade commission free for 60 days, plus get up to

cohen and carter made a bullish trade on google. they are in the money but how can they make even more cash? find out when "options action" returns. it's time for pump up the volume the names that were heating up. get off that treadmill. if you're trying to lose weight this company's hot new diet drug is the way to go. it's approval by the fda this week was good news for the company and for the 78 million americans estimated to be obese. and options trades ate up the company's calls this week betting the drug will be a huge deal for this growing market. who is it? the answer when "options action" returns. and you don't want to miss it with thinkorswim by td ameritrade. you get knock-your-socks-off tools, simple one-click orders, real-time paper trading to hone your skills, plus anytime you need it support. ♪ stocks, options, futures, and forex. get your trading on track. thinkorswim by td ameritrade. trade commission free for 60 days, plus get up to $600 when you open an account. >> where were options traders pumping up the volume t

carter had said. but now that challenger carter had realized how much harder it was to be president, and how poorly prepared key and every other person were until they had been there for four years, he could not believe that anybody should be allowed to get away with the same nonsense he got away with. i mean, it is extraordinary. the incumbent has to be in the position to say, the glass is not empty, either, thanks to me. and if you are a president, there would be a hole in the class or someone else would be drinking from it, none of us would have anything. now, the challenger is like a speedboat that could move very quickly. the incumbent is more like a battleship. it takes a lot of planning to make any move, and the moves are very slow. but you make very big waves. the gold standard of anything any president can do is richard nixon visited china. do you know? nobody can criticize that on the left. once richard nixon -- i mean, how many times does a presidential visit change history and fascinate th

carter had said. now the challenger carter realized how much harder it was to be president and some poorly prepared he and every other person were until it had been there for four years, he could not believe anybody should be allowed to get away with the same nonsense he get away with. [laughter] it is extraordinary. and so the challenger he -- the incumbent has to be in the position of saying, the glass is not empty either politics to me. and if you were president it would be a hole in the glass are some of the other be drinking from a and none of us would have anything. the incumbent is more like a. takes a lot of planning to make any move, and the moves were very slow. you make a very big waves. the gold standard of anything any president can do is richard nixon's visit to china. nobody can criticize that on the left. once richard nixon -- the whole world. how many times as a presidential visit get out. >> reporter: how many times does a presidential visit change history and fascinate the world? an

carter got us to the trade. back to the beach. tata for now. tata right back at you, carter.ow that you know what he feels about the trade, what are you doing. >> coming up next, the final call from the options desk. [ male announcer ] the markets keep moving. make sure the news keeps coming with thinkorswim by td ameritrade. use the news links breaking stories with possible breakout stocks, options with potential opportunity, futures and forex with in-depth analysis. it's an all-you-can-eat buffet for all things trading. thinkorswim by td ameritrade. it doesn't just deliver news. it's making news. trade commission free for 60 days, plus get up to $600 when you open an account. [ male announcer ] trading's like a high-speed train. and you don't want to miss it with thinkorswim by td ameritrade. you get knock-your-socks-off tools, simple one-click orders, real-time paper trading to hone your skills, plus anytime you need it support. ♪ stocks, options, futures, and forex. get your trading on track. thinkorswim by td ameritrade. trade commission free for 60 days, plus get up to

carter went against the grain and said buy whole foods into earnings.he stock rallied more than 10% but they made a whole lot more and here's how. on "options action" our recipe for a tasty trade risk less and make more and that's what carter did with their bullish bet on whole foods. carter thought the high end grocering looked healthy. >> you make the bet it does hold the trend. >> opportunity in aisle five mike thought. but buying the stock 100 shares will set you back over $8,000. is to spend less mike instead bought the august 87.50 strike call for $2.85. to make money mike needs whole food strike to go above that price or $90 possible'7" by august expiration. 2.85, might as well go to whole foods and drop 20 bucks on some organic mushroom pesto. mike, mike, mike. show us how to do this for less. >> i want to sell that higher strike call. >> that's more like it. to spend less he sold the usa 92.50 call for $1.50 and created his call spread. what does that mean? it means he made profits come quicker and here's how. between the 2.85 he spent buying o

in 2006, jimmie carter and roslyn carter were in the front row in tears. they had fought very heavily in 1976. the club was not like a fraternity, but the bond was special. do you want to take this one? >> you call this beauty and the beast. [laughter] >> it is more like a movie that hollywood can never make. >> you know, when clinton takes office after the 1992 election, it had only happened once before in american history, which was what lincoln's inauguration. there were five former living president. that all want attention in varying degrees. no one more so than richard nixon. he is practically jumping up-and-down. he says listen to me. he's calling on clinton to talk to him in the calls are not coming back. he writes a very timely op-ed about very great promises for the clinton presidency. then he writes a tougher op-ed and he privately send the signal that i do take my calls or else. [laughter] finally, clinton called him and realizes that nixon is still incredibly shrewd about the world. he has an extraordinary sense come like a chess master, what w

here is carter. and fast ball and strike. one. we talked about carter's. that is for chris carter and down in the minors. over the last eight seasons. the a's ran two in the eighth. still have doubts about taking aspirin for tough pain? listen to what mvp justin verlander thinks about it. i would say the source of most of my muscle pain would be in my shoulder. my trainer kevin rand recommended it to me. i was kind of skeptical at first, but i tested it out, and bayer advanced aspirin relieved my pain fast. feeling 100% every start, every fifth day, i think definitely gives me a little bit of an edge. but don't take his word for it. put bayer advanced aspirin to the test for yourself at fastreliefchallenge.com ♪ baseball, hot dogs, apple pie, and chevrolet ♪ ♪ baseball, hot dogs, apple pie, and... ♪ [ background sound of seagulls and ocean waves crashing ] ten. thirteen. beer. fosters. australian for beer. theúú official pain reliever. and just by sam sung next big thing is here . we are at a game summery. and perez first career start and josh hamilton t

our thanks as always to carter braxton worth of oppenheimer.p next, the final word from the options pits. and you don't want to miss it with thinkorswim by td ameritrade. you get knock-your-socks-off tools, simple one-click orders, real-time paper trading to hone your skills, plus anytime you need it support. ♪ stocks, options, futures, and forex. get your trading on track. thinkorswim by td ameritrade. trade commission free for 60 days, plus get up to $600 when you open an account. >> get more with our newsletter delivered directly to your inbox, packed with information and analysis. this is the extra edge you need. >> with the summer olympics just a hop, skip, and a jump away, one athlete is unlikely to make china's squad. after missing the first two, the man blasted through the remaining hurdles chest first. he still managed to take home an impressive sixth place finish and that is what we call optional viewing. >> time now for the final call. scott? >> i'm not as pessimistic as some people, but if you need protection, buy in the s & p. >> d

we would even under carter she felt at the carter administration was perfectly morally blind and hisbility to talk to the soviet union in cozy up to them and agree with the postures in her mind, assumption that the kind of things for human freedoms were merely procedural. that is free speech and stuff like that and they were no more valuable than what the soviet counter blitz, which is freedom of education, freedom of house scene, freedom malnutrition, all the things incidentally the soviet union was unable to provide even though they claim to support them. and so she wrote this piece come appeared in commentary magazine. it was pretty much an overnight sensation. groups were turning out 10,000 copies and mailing to their mailing lists. it came to the attention of reagan. richard allen who was at the time foreign policy adviser when he was campaigning. reagan was bowled over by it. he saw, i think the moral simplicity of it, while frank is subject, the more complexity of it. but nonetheless he immediately arranged a meeting with jean and she herself is a little bit standoffish. i don

carter got us into the trade, and you can see, he's not here today.uch more pressing matters, like the beach. but good enough to drop us a note. here is what he said. greetings from bridge hampton. whole foods, we got involved in the long side for a perspective quick tasty little snake and not a meal. we are well satiated and exiting the trade. become to the beach, ta ta for now. right back at you carter. mike, what are you doing? >> take the money and run on this thing. we talked about valuation, i expressed my concerns about the market. we got a little bit of profit. what we were looking for. great. >> up next, final call from the options pits. and you don't want to miss it with thinkorswim by td ameritrade. you get knock-your-socks-off tools, simple one-click orders, real-time paper trading to hone your skills, plus anytime you need it support. ♪ stocks, options, futures, and forex. get your trading on track. thinkorswim by td ameritrade. trade commission free for 60 days, plus get up to $600 when you open an account. >>> a little accident with the

she saw the dominos start to 19shs lldgg this time and b poon carter and what she saw as carter is somethat appeasement and particularly crucial in this respect in 1979. she saw the fall of the show and hed lee her.,a cu that have been caused by this failure ofill, a failure to love america and not to see that weern ves our te etead ker entan countries in the horn of africa to central america, and in the summer of 79, she went to france and she and kirk always did. dotu taid the heck with this. i'm going to write an article about all these things that are bothered me about jimmy carter and about appeasement and supporting not onlyakid ab tanst actually supported -- suporting the sandinista front of. she wrote this article and it argued basically thetakeway hegnt m opashorieg il bad our permeable to change. but totalitarian regimes do not change because theyseek not just to control the political dialogue but heyk toemake the wma,in er aspect of human existence, the personal, the family, the home and so, she made the argument that you know, that we should take intaccot ch authoritarian go

in 1976, and a lot of those centrist democrats, like moynihan, supported carter, and thought he would be able to right the ship of the democratic party and believed he was a centrist. and jeanne was privately very skeptical about that but willing to kind of let them go ahead with it, and then carter in her opinion, was mcgovern with a mag magnolia accent, and she saw the dominoes start to fall, and by 1979 she was in full-fledged opposition to carter and what she saw as carterrism, that appeasement, and particularly crucial in this respect in 1979, she saw the fall of the shah and the fall of sim mose a and nick inning -- nicaragua, as a failure of loving american, the failure to see the western values as worth preserving, failure to counter the growing so if yet threat to take over countries from the countries in the horne of africa to central america. and in the summer of 1979 she went to france, she and derek always did. and she was going to theoretically to do some academic studdie. she said, the heck with this, i'm going to write an article about all these things that bother me a

google to 700, cohen carter thinks so. they're getting you a giant to just 30 bucks. they'll break it down. >>> plus how would you like to make five times your money in morgan stanley in just one month? it's no bank job. it's ahead of earnings, and he'll show you how to make money too. >>> and game on while. are all those options traitors taking it. the action begins now. live from the nasdaq site i'm melissa lee. who says friday the 13th is an unlucky date. helping stocks post the best date in jewel. a huge week of earnings coming up. do you believe in this rally? of course, we saw a 200-point move in the dow, a big one, but it was on light volume. should we discount it? >> yes, i think we should absolutely discount it. i think we should discount that, discount jpmorgan's earnings which i think is pretty malleable. i have a rhetorical question. what do you think it would have been if there was no warning? i mean what a joke. as far as the strls are concerned? look. caterpillar is down. meanwhile the stocks that are going up are all the defensive names. this is where

the other guy can go all the way to the dining room. >> and president carter and president bush, cannly eat sandwiches. >> but i think, of course, distance changes things, george w. bush explicitly counts on that, someone who reads a lot of history, i just read four books last year on jeash washington's presidency, think people will change their view, michael taught this a long time ago, your rule is 25 years, about? to be able to really appreciate -- >> rose: have we changed our idea of our opinion of john kennedy in 25 years later. >> there have been all sorts of oscillations. >> in the sixties was a hero and you learn about him in the 1970's to bring him down and back and forth, it hasn't settled yet but you are absolutely right, because george h.w. bush is having a good time i think with his attorneys now, but he went through almost 20 years of almost hell, because -- >> rose: ronald reagan in part -- >> also in 1992 he did the diplomacy that ended the cold war, no one was interested because the cold war was over and we had an economic crisis and what it points to is that we just

i just had to do it. >> but carter doesn't see the trial.banned from the courtroom. >> we have breaking news. the verdict just came out that the jury has found zadarias platt guilty on all charges. >> platt is convicted of murder. feticide and aggravated assault. judge peters gives him two consecutive life sentences. judge peters makes another decision as well. he does not press assault charges against carter. >> anybody can relate to somebody that had a member of your family that they had actually executed and also a baby, then you can understand his emotions. and judges, we may be tough, act tough, but we have compassion, too. >> my sister was wonderful. she was wonderful. she was so good. she didn't deserve this. >> coming up, a reporter on assignment becomes part of the story. >> i'm just trying to keep a distance from that as i back pedal down the sidewalk. >> when "caught on camera: fury" returns. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement available only with liberty mutual auto insurance, if your car's tota

jimmy carter leaves broken. ronald reagan. let's go -- i mean every single president, george h.w.s a brutal job. they all leave broken. >> i mean look at obama. he's not broken but his hair is graying. they visibly age. >> bill clinton is not broken. >> oh, wait, i forget. bill clinton is not broken. you know why bill clinton is not broken because he refused to leave. >> he won't leave. >> bill clinton still in the hangar, four months later. >> they're broken when they leave but rehabilitate themselves. even nixon, you couldn't leave more broken than nixon but he becomes this age of saddle river, having journalists out to dinner, rewriting history books. even nixon can come back. there is life after the presidency if you handle yourself. >> history is like one of the reasons this is all so much fun and i think so important ultimately, is remember the way the founders described i think washington described the senate as the saucer in which -- >> the tea cooled. >> the tea cooled. >> that's what history. it takes our friend michael, says a rule, you can't write about a president in

carter that plate. look out. >> and this baby is gone! >> did you see how far that went? >> carter.ys who have been yo-yoing back and forth. biggest hit of his career and the a's are now 42-42. 4-1 the a's knock off the seattle mariners and now everybody gets pied and the whole thing, chris carter a blast tonight and the a's fans feeling good. meanwhile the giants in pittsburgh, in first place for the first time in 20 years since bonds was there. you see the ball into the gap. zito not good tonight. 7 hits, 4 runs. they got him out of there with a one run lead and he would be standing in the victory column at the finish. cabrera hitting .358. starter on tuesday night at the all-star game. 6-5, 9th inning. romo on. that is how you wants to face him and that is it. romo now, his fifth save of the season. you may see him finishing up. he is hot. the and the giants end their losing streak. warriors signed a pick. no big terms released. big story in hoops, ray allen is leaving the celtics and takes $6 million left to play with lebron james in miami. everybody goes how can he leave the ce

democratic majority and tried very hard to rk f the ctr vs t pdwe 1972 and the ascension of jimmy carter in 1976. and, you know, a lot of those centrist democrats like moynihan supported carter in the '76, re r t sofou be aeo moicty bev that he was a centrist. and jeane was privately very skeptical about that but willing to let them go ahead with i maia accent, you know? and she saw the dominoes start to fall, you know, during this time. and by 1979 she was in full-fledged opposition to carter a she s a rtsmatppme paicularly crucial in this respect in 1979 she saw the fall of the shah and the fall of simosa in nicaragua, a couple of lacerating experiences for h d pele leer, a h cd hilof , lu of, failure to love america enough, this failure to see the western values as worth preserving, failure to counter the growing soviet threat, the takeover of countries ranging from countries anin the summer of 1979, she went to france, and she and kirk ways did. and she was going to theoretically do some academic udy, but she said the hk withhi min e th athe ah jimmy carter and about appeasement and

. >> before we leave this section, i'd like to talk about his spouse, antoinette carter. can you tell us a little bit more how they met? >> not atz much. >> i'll tell you a little bit. actually was the daughter of a senior partner at the law firm, and let's listen tie current partner at that law firm talking about antoinette carter and we'll talk about their marriage. >> another thing we wanted to highlight was the importance of mrs. hughes in justice hughes' life. we've selected for that reason a wedding invitation, their wedding invitation and a photograph of the two of them in their prime. mrs. hughes was the daughter of walter carter, who was the senior partner in the hughes law firm. as lower woure would have hit. she was a party with her father. she was a very educated woman and influential in his life. he also had three daughters who together with mrs. hughes, i think, or we believe had a great affect on his views, including his support of women's suffrage among other things. >> and last week we learned in our program that the partners were not partners in politics

it's only until he is partners, full partners with carter that the courtship really begins. but she is -- there's -- particularly if you read in there about their retirement together, how close a couple they are. they're very, very deeply in love, and she is really the first spouse which in a full-fledged campaign mode goes around the country on the train with him in 1960 almost like an eleanor roosevelt going into mines and stuff like that, stuff which really wasn't done then. >> another call. this is from ft. worth. this is jack. you're on the air, jack. >> caller: hi. my question pertains to charles evans hughes' perspective on racism that was prevalent within the united states at that time. >> his perspective on racism. >> he was actually pretty progressive on race. in his first term as associate justice, he actually wrote an opinion that suggested that it wasn't valid for railroads to fail to create first class accommodations for african-american passengers, even if they didn't have enough passengers to fill those accommodations. so he was actually more egalitarian on r

. >> to my right president jimmy carter, former president of the united states. he was awarded the peace prize in 2002. president mick kalegoer bachove of the soviet union, his policies led to the downfall of communism. he was awarded the noble peace prize in 1990 for helping to end the cold war. time magazine named him man of the year and man of the decade. [applause] f.w. declerk is the former president of south africa, he was awarded the noble peace prize in 1993 along with nelson mandola. in recognition to end apartheid and initiate the first fully democratic constitution in africa. and electric wallsa was president of poland awarded the nobel peace prize in 19 3 as the founder of the solidarity movement that led the polls out of communism. his contribution, the end of the cold war, stands beside that of his fellow poles. were proud to have you all here together on this stage. [applause] is that a high five? we are together to talk about new challenges for peace with men who change it had course of history, but they are here also with a message for all the yo

brianne carter, what do you have? >> jummy here in montgomery county, a heads up for commuters this morning. ride on bus will be operating on a holiday schedule. what does that mean? the buses will still be going to all the routes, but just not as frequently. this comes after another bus fire yesterday and officials deciding to pull 26 buses from the fleet. for the latest on the schedule, just log on to our website, wjla.com. cynne and steve, back to you. >> all right brianne, details coming up. 6:54 right now. how about a 3-year-old girl who achieved fame this week? >> this is so adorable. the entire way up, this 3-year-old is saying i can do it i can do it, i can do it! and she does it. >> i can do it! >> you go, girl. did you it, all the way to the top. >> the power of positive thinking. she paused for a minute at the top, where she suddenly realizes did i it, and now how do i get back down? her parents said, look, we don't want people to -- >> there's a downward slide. >> we don't want copycats if they're not prep

brianne carter is on capitol hill with more on this. >> that is right.for later today, two weeks after the supreme court ruling that the health-care law is constitutional. republicans say regardless, they believe it is bad policy. after doing so, about 30 times they will once again take up the issue with a vote later today. no matter what happens in the house, is likely that in the senate, this will fail and we have heard from president obama that any kind of repeal would be vetoed by him as well. republicans say this is bad policy and it needs to be gone. this is also likely to wrap up as a go into the election. we have already seen some back- and-forth on this issue. it is likely to be a hot topic. speaking of the mandate without having insurance, it will start to be phased in at 2014. brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> the time is 5:34. 71 degrees. >> still ahead, we could see some developments in the scandal at penn state with the >> i am mike and we are asking you to donate to men's wear house. good morning washington! >> good morning to you. time for a

jimmy carter has been challengd ca'sur brt y heso had another challenge. he left office at the age of 56 or 57. september jimmy carter becomes preninso.st of the nex susier hr'24ys co atno ebu t bear. carter has worked very hd at his second career and really vented the dern post-presiy. en ht ofic w esfor halgfe igb adt sbo ss g it status. you know, he has done huge amounts ofhings at home and overseas in the last 31 years. he won theobelrizet so ha wa - a rits rno et , hifrisn some kind and he is normally delivered the goods, but he is a tendency to go off script. this is a classic oeh in0500 ns w mt lyopy mao ci rights leader. carter uses it as a chance to gently criticize the other man's son who has been resident. i mleory a yoowerubdsbl sheep. last night because everyone else in the club something to unite around clinton would also send caer vr. whe itrs nde goto toua. he said this to george stephanopoulos. you think you'll be okay, don't you? the last thingou want talk about here is how the club works cr.snc si thanhersi. aeczeolitics today, which don

by contrast, jimmy carter added almost 100,000 federal jobs in just four years. during mr. obama's first three years in office. the feds have added about 130,000 employees. more than 10 times what reagan added in 8 years. so, you can see that mr. obama's philosophy is the exact opposite of mr. reagan's. but history shows president reagan was successful in reviving the american economy. so that's why mr. obama's policies are a bit perplexing. in june, just 80,000 jobs are created in the u.s.a., according to the bureau of lash labor statistics, 85,000 left the marketplace in order to get disability payments. since june of 2009, there have been 2.6 million jobs created in america. but 3.1 million people have gone on disability. the math is clear. american workers are leaving their jobs to get paid by the taxpayers. disability payments are at a record rate. that's a disaster for america. yet, mr. obama continues to believe that he can tax his way out of the situation that raising taxes on the wealthy will somehow stimulate the economy. but, listen to this. say president obama g

reporting live, brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> thank you.ll be at the forefront of the presidential campaign today. president obama begins a two-day swing through the state. he is stepping in roanoke hampton, and virginia beach today. tomorrow, he will stop in glen allen and centreville high school. yesterday, obama supporters went to the fairfax campaign headquarters in order to get tickets for saturday's rally. >>mitt romney is fighting back against some of the obama campaign ads. >> they accuse romney of stripping jobs -- shipping jobs overseas when he ran bain capital. the romney campaign calls the allegations a lie and is demanding an apology. texas. rick perry will campaign -- texas governor rick perry campaign for romney. >> pepco will answer tough questions today. they will come from the d.c. council and it is about how the utility's responded to last month's storm. this comes amid a proposal that could prove costly. john gonzales is live at the wilson building with more on what we can expect. >> may be some irony here. this is the d

brianne carter, abc 7. >> a sure sign we're getting close to the start of the nfl season. the redskins will kick off training camp in ashburn virginia today. >> all eyes on the quarterback robert griffin iii and whether he can leave the redskins to a winning season. >> success is winning a football games. i think those guys looked at it as we have our chance to have the spotlight. >> lucky person in the newsroom, jummy olabanji got the assignment of reviewing the redskins' training camp this morning. >> more on a d.c. native now finally getting a chance to live out his dream of playing for the redskins. good morning. >> good morning. we got the chance to talk to and joshua morgan, a wide receiver for the washington redskins. he grew up in southeast d.c. a few blocks away from rfk stadium. he grew up watching the team and cheering for them. in the off-season the redskins acquired him from the san francisco 49ers. we got the chance to talk with morgan yesterday about what it's like to get a phone call and to hear that the team you grew up watching canal wants you to play for

a stock moved by carter's presentation? cost you $21 a share. and mike pays him a 25 cent credit and he could be forced to buy for $17.75 and that is one tongue twister. carter, stay cool in the heat. send us an e-mail, options do action@cnbc.com. that is the lifeblood of options action extra. here is what's coming up next. >>> just short it. dan's bearish bet on nike stock has tripled his money in just a month. and even more left to be made. how did he do it? what's his next move? find out when "options action" returns. >>> time for "pump up the volume." names heating up options traders' sizzle index this week. this company's roots reach back over 110 years and friends from back then call it the american rolling mill company. these days, they are well known for making road side guard rails which can come in handy when driving gets sloppy, and options traders bet that even though the stock is riding high this week, company's shares are still a steal? who is it? the answer when "options action" returns. >>> where were options traders pumping up t

reporting live, abc 7 news. >> i am a brianne carter. international aids conference continues today. among the notable speakers will be secretary of state, hillary clinton. people living with hiv and aids are expected to get together to discuss more developments and scientific advances to stop the spread of the virus. notable people expected to be here include elton john former president bill clinton is expected to speak. reporting live, brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> thank you. just as much skill as the players to watch. >> may be even more. got the ball and a saved of the beer. different offense made the one- handed save the beer catches. trinket's fein, the souvenir will go home. congratulations to both of those fans. >> now for a quick last look at traffic. >> the road buckled and near a water main break. we will take to do some videos that we have. they have massive repairs to make between six and eighth street. if you can see the road was compromised. the road will be closed until further notice. that will put the heat on the drive

carter talked about the spikes. however i think we're in dire conditions. sold a january 27 put against that. i'm bullish on the dba, i'm bullish on corn and soybean prices. i think they move higher. it's been hot as all heck out there in the midwest right now. if you go out and look at the farm fields, they are not doing well. yes you have a big planting season this year. but they're struggling. we need rain out there this next week. it's critical for corn. >> dba is not a name we talk about a bunch. i was surprised when i looked at how expensive these options are and found out they're not very expensive. mike is speculating on whether moderating in the mideast. that's fine as long as you understand it. i will say that eight calls in dba traded today for every put that traded. what's that saying? mike is on the opposite side of the trade from the herd and i love to be on the opposite side of the trade from the herd because when they have to get out of it, they're coming to me. >> one more time on stocks versus options. you could be betting the farm as shor

reporting live brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> thank you. today on the campaign trail mitt romney plans to speak at the naacp's meeting in houston. >> his advisers say plans to focus on the economy. romney will mention that the unemployment rate amongst blacks is now 14.4%. that is higher than the 8.2% of the national average. >> president obama is taking a break from the campaign trail today. he will stay at the white house. he will meet with congressional leaders. the present will discuss his plan to extend the bush your tax cuts for middle-class taxpayers. he will talk about job initiatives. >> 71 degrees. coming up, we will tell you about a deal that a small prison is offering. >> also, cutting the calories? it could be as simple as how you >> we are here with our american alligators. we come down on friday at 2:00 p.m. and you can learn more about them. good morning, washington. >> good morning to you. 71 degrees. there is a small prison in brazil that is offering prisoners a reduced sentence if they help generate some greek energy. >>

brianne carter has details. >> along baltimore avenue down the street from where this began is where this ended. witnesses say it came to a conclusion outside this mcdonald's on baltimore avenue in college park. it started around 10:30 last night in the 4700 block of lakeland road near the edge of the university of maryland campus. gunfire was exchanged in front of the town hall liquor store. the suspect has yet to be identified and was injured in the shooting and was taken to an area hospital. a police officer a police officer sustained minor injuries, but not from the shooting. multiple reports from injuries indicate more than one person may have been involved. police say but there was only one suspect now in custody. one witness describes what he saw -- currency got clipped, fell down, took off some clothing. there were threatening to shoot him. the guide in the car. i saw one officer step over and say this is it. then he took out an asp, which is almost solid metal and they hit him over and over and over again, probably breaking bones. there's no way to know if a person could sta

brie and carter joins us live with the latest on the race for president. -- brianne carter. >> from hissonal feelings to the fight for a second term, the president opened up about a lot. he used the time to go after mitt romney. the president's campaign alleges the presumptive nominee oversaw bain capital, even after he claimed to leave. mitt romney says that is just not the case. it is the latest in the battle between the two. >> ultimately i think he will have to answer those questions. if he aspires to be president one of the the things you learned is you were old mill we responsible for the conduct of your operations. that is probably a question he will have to answer. >> there is a difference between being a shareholder, an owner if you will, and a person who is running an entity. he should say he is sorry for the attacks as coming from his team. >> the president has said he is not going to apologize. we understand the president will be in ohio today for a first town hall meeting on the campaign trail. mitt romney is expected to campaign with bob bijan bill. -- bobby jindall. >> in

jimmy carter has beenchale al e gh abec iin erattosom wa ighway kind of guy.he also has had another challenge. he left office at the age of 56 or 57. seem j caerme thngof n idinhy 31s, nh a as hrtves record. that is not an easy burden to bear. carter has worked very hard at s second career and e vdde porenc engot ffhe prd a e i v a i is ongtohrbu he read some books, starts doing charitable status. you know, hhas done huge amounts of things at home and overseas in the ls 31y. he tobribuso y-llnhv tu temepsh inbarben onore mision to some kind and he is normally delivered the goods, but he is a tendencyo go off script. thiss a lscmn t ot kin20 2 am ue hn it aenal pay homage to thcivil rights leader. carter uses it as a chance to gently criticize the otr man's son o habeen rdent ca hwaofsyn gse . elroas fr est upr ha ident. you know, every club needs a black sheep. last night because everyone ee in the club somethi to unite ar. cln dasdcaer or eas enn id h it coim assdit s g lln okay. said this to george stephanopoulos. you think you'll be okay, don't you? e t yan

chris carter comes around to score and it's tied at two. next batter, coco crisp, the hero with this sack fly to center. he races home to score the winning run and the a's will celebrate their sixth walk-off win of the season. the final is 3-2. >>> tim lincecum not only struggled tonight, he turned in the worst pitching performance of his six-year year. in 93 degree heat in washington, d.c., danny espinoza, just misses a home run by three inches. he settles for an rbi double, scoring ian desmond. 1-0, nationals. jordann zimmerman. bottom third, 3-0, nationals. and the all-star desmond takes