now, carter again. carter. shot is wide! girardi plays it back ahead.t was pouliot, collides with martinez, puck turned around behind and voynov has it. many are standing here because of the excitement of the ot. they don't know what else to do. i can't blame them. carried back ahead by king and moved to the corner, williams in there with john moore. played along by dwight king. king leaned on a bit, tangled with the half board. and kicked on back. to the net by lewis and saved by lundqvist. kicked on back to doughty. doughty hurried one, off the high glass and the shelf and came along to klein. klein force it had on, williams kept it to the back. there. the shot, but turned on to lewis anyway. lewis around behind with it now. lewis tried to shake free. sets it back up. muzzin, a shot, careened up high off of pouliot and out of play and the faceoff stays near lundqvist. >> eddie: now a mandatory ice scrape, both teams will get an opportunity and the fans here at staples center and all the fans watching at home. chances so far in overtime. the chance for

carter's there, redirected.the right call made there by the official on that hit from behind clifford out there. >> mike: with a chance to force another game, rangers to the power play and it is stepan. st. louis with it, trying to shake free, it caught the cross, kreider set up, kreider hand it is off, st. louis plays it further, got it back to brad richards side of the net, kreider, loses control, hand it is to st. louis, stepping away, muzzin, st. louis again, gets a little pass back from kreider, on back to richards, dropped on to st. louis and st. louis looks, gave it on to the back, getting a piece of it! probably was quick but behind him, wrestling near the front of the net. four exchanges, stepan turning with t then st. louis. brad richards, fires! knocked down in front. stop there had by muzzin. nearing the halfway point of the penalty kill and offsides is called. >> eddie: the ranger power play has really turned the corner here in the last couple of games. back-to-back games with power play goal, movin

carter has made it to the smart board. carter, what do you see?> we know that utilities are the best performing sector today, best performing this week, best performing sector year-to-date up 14% crushing the s&p. the question is, is that likely to continue. let's look at a few charts and see if we can figure out together. here is basically the daily chart over the last year and a half. what's important is basically after a huge move off this low to the high of just a month or so ago, this is an 18% advance and we gave back exactly a third, and importantly guess where that stopped? right at this top. literally in the penny. meaning it found support where it should. i want to look at longer term where we stopped before we sold off here. watch this. here is the five-year chart. well defined. since the bull market began. and we know that securities respond to trend lines, and that's just how it works. it's not because i say so. history tells us so, and we are likely to approach and even just get back to and exceed a little bit the top of the channel.

carter.tle hit enough by staal on toffoli to take him out of that play. now it's pouliot with it back in. no icing on this. centering pass tipped across and is flagged down by pearson but pushed off pouliot and out of play. no penalty. it was on this date in 1960 the board of governors of the nhl said if we ever expand, the two cities we are considering first are los angeles and san francisco. it took seven years. the kings were born and so were the oakland seals. they lived up to their word but so also pittsburgh, philadelphia, minnesota and st. louis doubling the size. that was 12. it is now 30. and these are the last two standing in tide. blasted back in by girardi. hopped along to matt greene. dorsett turns. couldn't get the shot away. has it again. couldn't get it through. poked away from him by willie mitchell and at the boards taken by king. sped on to williams. greene moving up on the play. williams holds. able to backhand it around behind and stepping to that is dominic moore. revers

now, carter again. carter shot is wide! girardi plays it back ahead. it was pouliot,s thne puck tned around behind and voynov has it. many are standing here because of the excitement of the ot. they don't know what else to do. i can't blame them. carried back ahead by king and moved to the corner, williams in there with john moore. played along by dwight king. king leaned on a bit, tangled with the half board. and kicked on back. to the net by lewis and saved by lundqvist. kicked on back to doughty. doughty hurried one, off the high glass and the shelf and came along to klein. klein force it had on, williams kept it to the back. there. the shot, but turned on to lewis anyway. lewis around behind with it now. lewis tried to shake free. sets it back up. muzzin, a shot, careened up high off of pouliot and out of play and the faceoff stays near lundqvist. >> edd mandatory ice scrape, both teams wl get an rtity and the fans here at staples center and all the fans watching at home. chances so far in overtime. the chance for justin williams, stepan a chance,

cut off and steered along by carter. carter a shot knocked down in front.e trigger, toffoli. blocked and back down it goes. now it's mitchell. taking a look as the teams make another change. gets it back from voynov. bounced one ahead off mike richards. dug out by toffoli but played by mitchell. handed on a cross with a shake back in by voynov. bounces on for kevin klein. nudged across toon moo ojohn mo. then it hopped out of play after nudged by lewis. >> eddie: another pass in the middle of the ice by the rangers. looked like derek stepan's stick came up and caught mike richards as he was coming through the middle of the ice. there you see richards giving a yellow referee, dan ohalloran. right there, maybe a little bit of contact in the facial area. i guess the beard is considered part of the facial area. some of these beards going on jeff carter. a bit of growth going on to go this far. >> doc: anymore he will look like a relief pitcher. dorsett ahead for boyle. trying to push it through and he did. doughty around to get that. rattled further. turned bac

carter? >> sure, a trade here on panera. we do not like it.ell it short and get out of it if you're long. let's look at a few of the things that give us a setup. this is a one-year chart of unleaded gasoline. we know there's seasonality. but the important thing is we're back to the june highs of exactly year ago. you could say, okay, big deal. but here's a longer term picture. despite the collapse associatesed with the bear market and the financial crisis, we've been persistently high here, staying at or near all-time highs. ultimately, we think this has the possibility of breaking out and exceeding the peak from the prior cycle high. not good as a setup for consumer, restaurant, and other things. take a look at a few other things relevant to this. this is the crb food stuff index. it's got lard, hogs, cattle, wheat, soybean oil. this is up substantially over the last six to eight months. you're talking about a 40% increase. take a look at a couple other things. here's chicken prices. you're talking about from the '07 low unabated. and people

carter took to twitter in the a disclosed 345er7b9sment.preceded by bullish option trades, two-and-a-half calls traded for every put. so, peek, what's that to you? >> first of all, unusual buy always stands out. that's why we call it official. the fact that somebody is a 5,000 lot of the 61 strike calls, i think that's pretty interesting. dan was pointing out the inspiration. >> let me just say this, though, we love to make it sound a lot more experienced tan it is, let me tell you what happened here. it was a roll. a trader sold 4,000 of the june 60 call to close. they were already long and rolled them out to july 26 expiration, 15,000 of the july 61 calls for i think about 205. this person already had this bullish bet on. they rolled it out t. company is set to report judgment 10th. >> enlarge it a bit? >> enlarge it a bit. if you see 100, 100, 100, people picking at these things, you wouldn't see it in a big block. let's be frank. >> you wouldn't do it like they did in clorox and stuff leak that. >> i mean, look, it was a large bet. they

before we answer the question, carter brought us the hot tip.o, carter, would you press the short? >> i'm not short much of a hot tip for unchanged. i pri the principles are these, we know the transports are steep uncorrected. they are driven by a few big fames. the top are 40% of the index, union pacific, fedex. fedex gapped up this week. we think this is end stage kind of behavier. so we would stay short. >> this is a situation, it's great, dan was talking about doing a put calendar, himself, this is a situation where we see how these trades can pay off. we had a bet that near data is worthless, we can buy that back and we are roll that into another calendar, as far as i'm concerned, this is one of those situations where doing these calendars allows you to put the short bet on. it's not costing to us do it. >> what would you do, dan? >> i hate the idea of trying to pick a top. i tried doing that in iyt a month earlier, i got my face ripped off. the etf sold off $5 bucks. this is probably a better shot where it had the chance of being rejected

carter? >> joy is a $5 billion company. ge is $270 billion. >> short interest. >> all it does is mine and it's a very high beta stock. ge is a gdp stock. on an operating basis, they are not performing on -- >> the largest market cap company in the world just went up 15% in a straight line, apple computer. >> there's an opportunity here. first of all, i want to point out something. ge is trading at below market multiple. it's a couple turns cheaper than the s&p. that's the first thing. the second thing is look at how much he's spending on these 28 strike calls. 16 cents. that's just a little over a half a percent of the current stock price. it doesn't need to move very far. here is something else, those options aren't going to decay that rapidly. here's the reason. he already highlighted, they have earnings coming out that day. there's always going to be a little bit of a bid for optionality going into that event. that's a really, really cheap way. this is the opportunity we were talking about

carter, thank you so much for taking time out to speak with us today. >> how are you? >> i'm great, thank you. well, we're very excited to be here. and we have so many topics to cover. but i want to start off with your childhood. i know you grew up in byrnedale, a suburb krout side of detroit. >> one block away. >> how was it growing up in the '40s and '50s during such a can tumultuous part of our history and how did it shape you? >> actually, african-americans were aware of the differences. we didn't wake up to 1964, and all of a sudden there was rosa parks on the bus. my parents who are from the south, my mom's from carbondale, alabama, they grew up in the heart of the segregation, you know. and one of the things they insisted that we understand, we're as good as everybody else. the only person who can dictate how we are, are us. and we took that to where we are today. >> you played cello, and studied classical music. >> yes. >> what prompted the shift to bass and jazz? >> when i was in high school, i noticed there was the small events of the ptas and events and i ne

carter starred in this video.going deep brain stimulation. >> i said, who's ever going to see this. >> reporter: it went viral. >> the slower i try to play, the harder it becomes. >> reporter: for years, before that diagnosis, he was told nothing could be done. >> oh, you just have a tremor. you can't do anything about. well, i made it 30-something years with no tremor so it didn't make sense to me it comes out of nowhere. >> reporter: as his tremors worsened, carter spent years being misdiagnosed, lime disease, parkinson's. tremors began to affect his ability to act. >> how am i going to be on set? how am i going to hide this? >> reporter: and play music. carter refused to give up, especially with so much on the line. deep brain stimulation was his best chance. an electrical current curioours through his brain in an attempt to control the tremor. carter was frightened. >> as scary as that is, i'm going to take that chance, rather than keep living my life in misery, in a secret hell. people see brad carter, actor,

." >> brad carter's an actor, on "two detective" "csi" and a latest role might surprise you. ♪ carter in this video. he played guitar while undergoing deep brain stimulation. >> whoever sees this? rit ent viral. what led him to the operating room, a central tremor. >> slower i try to play, the harder it becomes. >> reporter: for years before that diagnosis, he was told nothing could be done. >> you have a tremor you can't do anything about. i had made it 30-something years with no tremor so didn't make sense it comes out of nowhere. >> reporter: as it worsened, carter spent years being misdiagnosed, lyme's disease and parkinson's and then affecting the ability to act. >> how will i be on sets and how do i hide this? >> reporter: and playing music. carter refused to give up, especially with so much on the line. deep brain stimulation was his best chance. a current courses through the brain. in an attempt to control the tremor. although hard to see watching him there, carter was frightened. >> as scary as that is, i'm going to take that chance rather than keep living my life in misery.

carter? >> joy is a $5 billion company. ge is $270 billion. >> short interest. >> all it does is mine and it's a very high beta stock. ge is a gdp stock. they are not performing on -- >> the largest market cap company in the world just went up 15% in a straight line, apple computer. >> there's an opportunity here. first of all, i want to point out something. ge is trading at below market multiple. it's a couple turns cheaper than the s&p. that's the first thing. the second thing is look at how much he's spending on these 28 strike calls. 16 cents. that's just a little over a half a percent of the current stock price. it doesn't need to move very far. here is something else, those options aren't going to decay that rapidly. they have earnings coming out that day. there's always going to be a little bit of a bid for optionality going into that event. that's a really, really cheap way. this is the opportunity we were talking about. options are so cheap, i don't see how if you're going to make a

and jimmy carter sat down and kicked back.ent wink and took him to the edge of concussion town. [laughter] isn't that crazy? >> i had a jimmy carter wind-up peanut as a child. >> jon: really? >> yeah. those were the cool toys i played. with i loved it. we went to washington, d.c. i got a peanut with jimmy carter's face on it and two little feet. when you wound it up, it went. i still have it somewhere. it's like, that's awesome. >> jon: you worked with your husband on this? >> i did. >> jon: you wrote it with him? >> i did. >> jon: he directed it. >> i know. >> jon: do you still like each other? >> no. we have not spoken in months, and by "months," i mean a year and a half. everybody is like, that seems like a recipe for disaster. i loved it. he's the calmest, nicest guy, and he's a real smarty and he's really funny. that's kind however he directed. >> jon: that's nice. >> was there ever a side in a scene where it wasn't going so well where he all of sauden turned red and fired a child? was there anything like that, where you'

>> carter, what are you seeing with ibb?he highest mark and had pounding off the march high. we retraced a good percentage him we think the retracing has a little more left in it. we would stay long the pattern. >> 275 was that high. >> if you look at a dig i be ig stock, netflix, when you get back to that high, you kind of reclaim but falter. we think you get there but don't exceed it. >> all right the good fuse doesn't top, there are time for the outside call times too, we look back on not one but two winners. because on that same show, a good show, he made a bullish bet on twitter. sales rallied almost 20%. what do you do now, dan? >> this was a risk reversal. we use the put for the downside call. so right now the september 26th put is about a ten delta, the options stockmarket saying there is a 10% chance you cover the money. you cover it at 60 cents, now have you this september 37 call at the money, this is really important, people, that's 50 delta, there is a 50% cans that will be money. you will want to do something,

carter starred in this video.rgoing deep brain stimulation. >> i said, who is ever going to see this. >> it went viral. what led carter to the operating room, a condition called essential tremor. >> the slower i try to play, the harder it becomes. >> for years, before that diagnosis, he was told nothing could be done. >> you just have a tremor you cannot do anything about. i had made it 30-something years with no tremor, so it didn't make sense it would come out of nowhere. >> as his tremor worsened, carter spent years being misdiagnosed, lyme disease, park sons. it affected his ability to act. >> how am i going to be on sets and hide this. >> and play music. carter refused to give up, especially with so much on the line. deep brain stimulation was his best chance. an electrical current courses through his brain. it's hard to see watching him there. carter was frightened. >> as scary as that is, i'm going oh to take that chance, rather than keep living my life in misery, in a secret hell. people say brad carter, a

carter wanes on happened for today's opening ceremonys in new jersey. good luck to everyone involved in the special olympics. >> thank you, jeff. >> the world cup was cause for celebration today in northern liberties in philadelphia. world town festival featured today's soccer mavrps on the big screens and plenty of food and fun for everybody all day and well into the night. schmidt's piazza hosted this event and 2 was a time to cheer and share in the communities wonderful cultural diversity. >> coming up n next half hour of "action news" a local community steps out in support of men and women wounded while fighting for our country. and a unique new style of dining out provides supportive everyment for families and loved ones living with dimen shaxt >> a 14-year-old from york faces charges after a deadly shooting. >> a dog and survivor story for the ages. >> anything but an average saturday at costco in virginia. surprise guest shocked the crowd who showed up to see hillary clinton. first tonight through escalating fighting in iraq. sunni militants seiz

this hurts, how about richards handing over the cup to carter, you have to wonder what would vmed -- happened if they stayed here. >> the amount of games that we played, displaying offers in bad positions and finding way to come out on top. >> chuck noll the hall of fame steelers coach died last night from natural causes at the age of 82. he won four titles in the 1970s. pretty incredible since the steelers didn't want him at first. they offered the job to joe paterno who turned it down to stay at penn state. >>> third rounds of the u.s. open was much closer at merion. phil mickelson was battling justin rose, but this year, martin kimer should win tomorrow. >>> columbia wins 3-n eu6789 -- nill. game five of the nba right here on 6abc, coverage kicks off at 7:30. >>> sixers stars michael carter williams helps start the special olympics sending off special athletes in a pep rally. carter williams will have teammates hop my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a

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so to me so goes the market -- so goes apple, go goes the market. >> carter?ression which is stock is entitled to do something. 75 to 95, 30% advance. it's entitled to pull back from 95% to 92%. perfectly normal. >> mike, you have a trade to make. >> if you're going to follow carter's advice and get long, i wouldn't buy the stock right here. the good news is options are inexpensive. i think it's important to remember that you actually can use them to your advantage. this is one of those places. i'm looking at the october 92 spot 14 calls. that's a convenient strike to remember. $4.50 for those. because implied volatility, you're going to get to essentially make a bullish bet without risking a lot. it costs less than 5% of apple shares. >> i would say -- even though the price of options is really low, this actually sets up really well for put sales for those of you who want to get in rather than actually committing a lot of long premium. if you look at the chart, that $85 level is also the 50-day moving average. it was the level that the stock consolidated to f

carter, what do we see? >> let's have a look, see if we can figure it out. this will start with the sector, apple is the biggest part. the picks up the picture since march of '09. what we know, of course, when any instrument responds well to the top or bottom of the can el and stays in that channel, if you will, the probablys are it will do that. we are do you for a little bit more. that has strength from apple, so forth, microsoft was a little bit higher. one thing that can add to this is, of course, apple. 450er heir are two charts, am versus the slk, absolute. apple has been a big laggered. what is impressive apple's recent strength relative. here's a two-year chart, absolute, here's a twof-year chart relative. being again, absolute, up slk, apple. here's relative. here's what's important. i held the slk as a constant. what is is important we held the low. now it looks as though we will complete this formation. final chart, here's the chart of apple. here's the 705 high, split adjusted. if you like to fame your pattern, can you call this a cup and hand hi

and carter is already rolling out the cliches. >> it's never over until you win four games. cliche but fourth game is always the toughest one to get. we know we'll get their best effort. >> we have a young team. we have pretty veteran team who have been through a lot together, and um, a team that i remember drew saying at the start of playoffs hates to see another team get the better of them. >> let me just make this clear. it's over -- okay. >> it's done. even if the rangers win tonight it's over. >> i would have to agree with you. >> stanley cup will be in seattle this summer, too. >> bring it over. >> that does it for us here tonight at 6:00 o'clock. >> that does it for us here tonight at 6:00 o'clhey, i lost my debit card. do you guys do instant replacement? what just happened? check your wallet. no. no way. your debit card should arrive in 7-10 business days. [ male announcer ] it's time to bank human again. get debit cards on the spot, and deposit checks right from your phone at td bank. america's most convenient bank. that's rated 6th out of 7 in customer satisfaction

mike richards handing off the cup to jeff carter. here's why richie handed it off to carter. >> obviously everyone knows what happened in the past with the former team and what not and we came here and we didn't look back. >> wow, that's two cups in three years. andrew wiggins will work out for the sixers here on monday. i'm john clark. we're right back. >>> one of the biggest parties in the region, nbc 10 in wilmington for the traditional italian festival friday night. four city blocks packed with carnival rides, live bands and all of the food you can eat. this festival runs from 20:00 to 10:30 p.m. today. nbc 10 wants to remind you about your grant challenge for local nonprofits. there's a $50,000 grant available as well as two $25,000 grants. we want to help good ideas turn into great ones. applications are being accepted until august 8th for more information go to nbc10.com. rain is moving out. >> the rain is moving out. the dry air is moving in. and a lot of people are going to love this weekend again. fo fourth one in a row. th

carter evans on weather firefighters are any saver one year after 19 hotshots were killed. and spoiler alert, mark phillips tells us the big winner at the world cup is the bookie. >> this is the single biggest betting event in history captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. congress that he is doubling the number of u.s. forces headed to iraq. these new troops are being sent in with helicopters and will be equipped for combat. it was just 11 days ago that president obama announced that 300 advisors were headed to baghdad to help iraq fight an extremist insurgency that threatens to tear the country apart. but he insisted at that time that u.s. forces will not be returning to combat. apparently now the mission is growing. major garrett is at the white house for us tonight. major? >> scott, white house officials insist this is not a signal of mission creep in iraq. they do acknowledge this means more forces with combat capability will be in baghdad but argue their only mission will be to protect u.s. embassy personnel, secure baghdad's air

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from los angeles, carter evans looks back. >> keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. >> and tractor-trailers could be getting longer. companies say it will save you money. would it make the roads less safe? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news. >> jeff: good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor with a western edition of the broadcast. the battle for iraq is being waged on the ground and on-line. today the militant group isis posted a series of graphic photos on twitter, claiming a massacre of more than 1,700 iraqi soldiers. those claims cannot be verified but the accusations alone represent another escalation in a battle that's moved with extraordinary speed. today the aircraft carrier u.s.s. george h.w. bush arrived in the persian gulf with potential military support. the u.s. state department just announced they're evacuating non-essential personnel from the embassy in baghdad. they're also sending in marines to protect those who remain. we have a series of reports tonight, beginning with clarissa ward. >> reporter: these photos appear to be

but they probably didn't me this: shawnay carter-brooks -- of tennessee -- is under fi for >>> they sayd carry something new. >> but they problem didn't mean this. shawnal ae carter brooks from tennessee is under a bit of fire, criticism for fastening the her 1-month-old baby girl to the train of her wedding dress and sort of dragging it down the aisle behind her. critics say sheen dangered the child, but carter brooks defended her decision saying the baby was awake and well secured and that she was covered by christ. >> at least she was covered by something. >>> did you see serena williams crash a wedding don't in a bikini? you're about to. i'm dennis o'donnell and could i'm dennis o'donnell and could the stanford baseball looks like we're about to board. mm-hmm. i'm just comparing car insurance rates at progressive.com. is that where they show the other guys' rates, too? mm-hmm. cool. yeah. hi. final boarding call for flight 294. [ bells ring on sign ] [ vehicle beeping ] who's ready for the garlic festival? this guy! bringing our competitors' rates to you -- now, that's progressive.

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i loved kruk and darren dalton but i was so hurt when joe carter hit that home run, game six, do you remember that. >> yes. >> i was sitting on the couch and this is one of my first memories of just being a philadelphia sports fan. that hurt me so bad. joe carter hits the game winning home run. >> curt schilling. >> a young curt schilling. >> thirty towns lighter. >> wow, look at that. >> that does bring back tons of memories. >> i remember lenny dykstra was so great that year after they got him from the mets. mickey more dean i played. >> micky morandini, darren dalton was heart and soul of that team. great team. >> that was quite a world series. >> good times. >> that game six i was hurt, i was scared forever. >> which one was high scoring game, 14-15 game. >> was that the one you got. >> yes. >> i was there with you. >> yes. >> i said come on, billy. >> that is right. >> good performance. >> thank you for that. >> no problem. >> do you guys really love their shoes. what sit about ladies and their shoes. >> i can't explain it. >> i can explain it because jennifer weiner explained t

at all. >> on that point, jimmy carter actually learned his lesson. jimmy carter at the tail end of his term changed his policies, became more aggressive on the sof yet union. this president has not changed and that tells you who he is. >> all right. i have got to go. very interesting, ladies as always. we appreciate it next on the rundown, great american retreat. we talked about it last night with krauthammer. dana perino and alan colmes will have some thoughts tonight. withering attack on the irs. was it unfair? over the top? factor is coming right back. huh...fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller? your word is...cow. cow. cow. c...o...w... ...e...i...e...i...o. [buzzer] dangnabbit. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. nineteen years ago, we thought, "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local s

carter evans has the latest trouble for the u.s. national team's goalie. and... ( speaking chinese ) ( applause ) you had to be there. the challenge of doing stand-up in china. seth doane on an american comic looking for laughs on a stage in beijing. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. this is our western edition of the broadcast. in the 13 months since becoming the head of the catholic church, pope francis has developed a reputation for straight talk on issues he feels strongly about and no one is going to question that reputation after his trip to southern italy today to a stronghold of an especially brutal branch of the italian mafia. there in front of couple hundred thousand catholics at an outdoor mass, the pope declared the mobsters are now excommunicated. as allen pizzey reports, it's been more than 20 years since a pope took on the mob. >> reporter: stepping boldly where angels might, indeed, fear to tread, pope francis used a mass in the heart land of one of italy's most violent ma

what happened is that during the carter administration from truman to carter the nuclear strategy ofthe united states was that we were going to drop our entire atomic arsenal on china and russia and kill everybody and destroy everything. and during the carter administration, they came up with a new strategy was that we would only drop our atomic weapons on the heads of to lit borrow and the kremlin. and the people behind this strategy wrote this wonderful article in "foreign affairs" magazine on how well that was going to work, and they called it decapitation. they were going to cut off the head of the soviet government. and the soviet government read this article in "foreign affairs" magazine and got upset. so they came up with a thing where if missiles attack the soviet union and no word came from moscow, missiles would automatically fly back out and attack the united states. so the doomsday machine here in dr. strangelove would actually come to pass 30 years later. and if dr. strangelove is a significant movie in atomic history, the most significant movie in history this atomic hi

carter referred to. there are many now feel as a result of all we're seeing that america itself is in decline. >> yes. i don't think america is in decline i think charles is right when he says there is nothing wrong with president but something wrong with the president. these crisis are self inflicted wounds. every president faces crisis. i understand. he worked for george w. bush. he faced worst terrorist attack in american history. but these are all self inflicted. iraq is a self inflicted wound. va, self inflicted, border, self inflicted these are conscious choices the president is making. some of the things could be fixed. at least jimmy carter changed course. after afghanistan, he increased military defense budget. reagan defense increase started under jimmy carter. there is no sign barack obama sees the disasterus course. >> do you believe we're seeing a result of president obama's policies? or a result of something else? you sort of say maybe this is ginned up by president opponents but there are

getting rid of the bad guy you always want to make sure you avoid the worst guy you know poor jimmy carter helped to get rid of the shah and the shah had a secret police but look we got khomeini so from the frying pan into the fire america has had a nightmare in iran for thirty years because of the khomeini revenue over using going to iraq was correct i think in retrospect that was a mistake and i certainly think you can't say i was going in for weapons of mass destruction there aren't any to me that's unconsciously a little obama so much and not level bush well they did this i think i think the iraq invasion was a mistake now afghanistan is a different deal and i think with obama he does he came in and he seemed to understand the distinction in fact he campaigned he said iraq is a bad war gana standards and more troops go to the water but look the taliban those are not good guys they're not good guys not only in their foreign policy but they they are the most radical muslims in the world and radical islam is probably the most illiberal force in the world today so i don't understand why we

as carter evans shows us, his final days were part of an intense family feud. >> in the days when dichkys ruled the music industry, casey kasem was king. his voice broadcast to every city in america. >> this is "american top 40 and our countdown begins." >> reporter: initially only a few carried the show. kasem who said he wanted to be the ed sullivan of radio thought there was a place on the dial for a wholesome weekly countdown. he was right. kasem hosted a.t. 40 for more than two decades. his most famous segment. >>> a long distance dedication to an arkansas woman to a man she left in south america. he was also the voice of shaggy from "scooby-doo." >> hey, scoo bg, you want to hear my radio voice? >> reporter: in the year leading up to his death he was bedridden with dementia. ultimately the court ruled he had the right to take his father off life support. he was surrounded by family and friends when he died and even though we know he's in a better place and no longer suffered, we are suffering. >> reporter: casey kasem also ended each show with his trademark inspirational sign-off.

implementation to attract yourselves that's it i want to see that peter daily and john and grass and tom carter and james are here to answer all of us here to answer questions they've been instrumental in pitting this together >> so moved. is there a second. public comment? first person is shawn >> hi. you know, you don't have opportunities like this come around very often we all know that is a pretty special project but one of the things you look for in success is leadership and stefan have stepped up and we have a super cargo and that's james and they've invested time and effort because super cargo gets the passengers off and the bags moved i'm confident when they transition into the port you'll see the operation that will bowed well, for everybody so thank you >> thank you. additional public comment? come forward >> good afternoon port commissioners i'm frederick. i'm here representing a group known as recreation and small property owner for the waterfront that includes a number of resident that live across the street from pier 27, 31 and 35 those have been there are since 1977 before any of

at all. >> on that point, jimmy carter actually learned his lesson. jimmy carter at the tail end of his term changed his policies, became more aggressive on the sof yet union. this president has not changed and that tells you who he is. >> all right. i have got to go. very interesting, ladies as always. we appreciate it next on the rundown, great american retreat. we talked about it last night with krauthammer. dana perino and alan colmes will have some thoughts tonight. withering attack on the irs. was it unfair? over the top? factor is coming right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. hurry, before this opportunity cools off. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ my mom works at ge. star

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carter and nash. carter with the puck. out in front. kept away from kopitar by nash. nash out.high by quick. >> pierre: awkward save opportunity for quick. he played it with his collarbone. >> kenny: boyle out of the box. so the kings are 0 for 4 on the power play. rangers back to full strength. marty st. louis on the ice. he has four career playoff overtime goals. tied for fourth all time. mcdonagh up the boards. and out. richards too far for st. louis. now st. louis plays the puck. sends it across. richards with a shot. and that deflects wide left of quick. richards once again for the rangers knocked down behind the net for muzzin. doughty tied up by hagelin. pearson sends it along for justin williams. 20 shots in the third period, rangers just three. early in overtime tied at 2. benoit pouliot opened the scoring. brad richards. pouliot keeps it away from mitchell. now to zuccarello. who misses high and wide. zuccarello, first norwegian born player to participate in a final. pouliot with the puck. played by zuccarello across to di diaz. kings went to overtime on sunday in chi

and daro saric will not play then who will be open the floor for one of the worst steams, michael carterlliams noel and thad young to name a few and expect sixers to get playing time k.j. mcdaniels. he had quite the memorable draft night thursday forgetting drafted he ran into his childhood here allen iverson at the his hotel and ai gave him pointers and no it doesn't sound like mcdaniels will shy away from practice. >> it's coming in and working hard all of us have to come in and work hard i feel like we can all contribute in different ways and you know, it's like i said policing to be here. so you know, the opportunities is. there we have to come in and put in the work. >> before the world cup started usa coach clings man said winning it all was not realistic. someone had a change of heart. now he's telling his player's families not a book a flight home from brazil until after the finals. they face belgium tuesday at 4 and knockout room they have not played belgium in the world cup since the first world cup in 1930. mexico celebrating too early against netherlands today. scored two goa

former national security advisor under the carter administration.ow a trustee for international studies in washington. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> staying with iraq, the country's military now fight in tikrit. >> reporter: these iraqi military aircraft high in the skies over tikrit. in a battle not reported by iraqi authorities or state media, elite commander units are alleged to try to get a foothold in the university's come pound. they landed in the stadium by helicopter. witnesses reported siting, and two out of three helicopters used were downed. people say they targeted indiscriminately and used illegal weapons. >> translator: there is no isil here. it is a residential area. families live here. >> translator: they dropped barrel bombs here. >> reporter: most of tikrit looks abandoned. >> translator: the families were displaced. they all left. the situation is quite difficult here. there is no gas, no water, no electricity. >> reporter: sunni rebels took control of tikrit on june 11th. the hometown of former ruler saadam hussein, held

the longest jimmy carter. he turned 90. the shortest james kpolk, dying three months after leaving office. the theory president's age two years for every year they served was put to the test. it was found to be wrong. the journal of the medical association says commanders in chief live longer and stress in office is cushioned by a life of privilege. gerald ford lived to be 93.5. coming up, uber controversial worldwide protest puts the >> on techknow. we're heading to cutting edge cal tech campus >> here's a look at just a few of the students shaping the future of science >> see the latest research, discoveries and breakthroughs inside some of the worlds most advanced labs. >> how do you scale somethig you learned from a jelly fish? >> techknow every saturday go where science meets humanity. this is some of the best driving i've ever done, even though i can't see. techknow. we're here in the vortex. only on al jazeera america. >> this, is what we do. >> al jazeera america. >>> the new king of the road is uber, but the throne

carter evans has a look back on his life and legendary career. >> i'm casey kasem, counting them down>> reporter: in the days dj's ruled, he was king. his voice broadcast to every city in america. >> this is american top 40 and our countdown begins. >> number 40. >> reporter: initially only 7 stations carried the show. it it was a sentimental format for an age of rebellion but kasem who saided he wanted to be the ed sullian of radio thought there was a place for a weekly countdown. he was right. he hosted it for more than two decades. most famous segment was a personal connection he made every sunday morning between listener ins. >> a long distance -- listeners a long distance dedication from a woman she left behind. >> reporter: for decades he was a children's tv fixture as the voice of shaggy. the faithful friend of scooby doo. >> hey, do you want to hear my radio voice? >> it is time to stay in and rock on. >> reporter: he retired five years ago due to his declining health. in the year leading up to his death he was bed written with dementia and became the focus of a feud. his daug