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>> but i'm telling you, dylan, one of the things that's happened now, i talked to caterpillar today.hoping they will join us on this bill. they don't have a whole lot of options, dylan >> i get it. >> don't have any way to get in there and trade. we level that field, that playing field so that the american producer and the american worker has the same chance that we're giving them to come into our country. >> i get that. i'm confused about enforcement. i understand the rationale, i've been yelling about it for years. i've been watching our legislature refuse to enforce it for as long as i've been watching the extraction. >> of course. >> why should i believe yours will enforce it when so many other promises to enforce it have never happened? why does yours have teeth? >> because we have avenues to go. we're not going to wait for the treasury department to do something. congress can do it. members of congress can do something. >> this bypasses treasury. >> absolutely. >> got it. >> and i'll tell you that one of the most important things i think that we need to do is to understand here

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united technologies, alcoa and caterpillar, all off nearly 7% or more. blame it on profit taking. in the two years leading up to this spring, these stocks had doubled in value. all of the s&p 500 sectors were in the red today, with the materials, energy and industrials leading the selling. among the materials, steel stocks saw the heaviest selling- - racking up double-digit losses. allegheny tech off 13%, a.k. steel and u.s. steel both off over 11%. energy stocks also getting burned. double digit losses in alpha natural resources and tesoro energy. oil exploration firm q.e.p. resources down 9%. the best-performing stock in the s&p 500? goodrich. the aircraft parts maker rising 10% after united technologies confirmed plans to buy it for $16.5 billion in cash. some positive news after the bell today. first, nike out with strong earnings. it reported a 15% jump in earnings to $1.36 a share. it says future orders are strong. nike shares rose 5% in after- hours trading to over $88 a share. they were down almost 2% in the regular session. also after the bell, mcdonald's giving sharehold

. >> reporter: today these preschoolers are listening to the hungry little caterpillar. soon they'll be able to read it themselves. grace and the rest of the kids are part of raise a reader. a national literacy program born here in the bay area that aims to get kids ready before kindergarten. every week the kids get a little red bag with books to take home. their parents learn why a story is more than just a story. >> i think it's helping with her getting attention span. her like sitting through a whole book. she has fun reading the books to us and i think that helps a lot, too. gets her excited to learn how to read. >> reporter: the bags of books the children got today they'll bring back next week and get a fresh bag of books. over the course of the program in a year's time, the kids will have access to more than 100 books. >> in 12 years, the program has grown from 12 sites in one county to 2,500 sites nationwide. reaching kids wherever they are from child care centers to churches to libraries. raise a rerd doesn't cost much to implement and one of the program director

but the caterpillar example is just one company. we did an unbiased, objective, and expert study on the cost to all u.s. businesses of delay, and my amendment would accomplish this. consider that u.s. companies are paid more than $5 billion in tariffs to colombia and panama since the trade agreements with these nations were signed more than four years ago. more importantly, u.s. businesses have lost countless business opportunities in korea, colombia, and panama. consider another example:, the market for agricultural products in korea, which is the world's 13th largest economy. korea's tariffs on imported agricultural goods average 54% compared to an average 9% tariff on these imports into the united states. passage of the korea free trade agreement will level the playing field. yet this administration continues to delay sending these agreements to cofnlg congress. mr. president, at a time of near-record unemployment and slow economic growth, this delay is unacceptable. so i'm going to -- this ongoing delay is having a real impact o

caterpillar came along, up more than 1% too. a sign of the times in health care today, as insurance firm united health group expands in california. united is buying a major southern california doctors group. the price was not disclosed. it further gets the insurance company involved in providing health care services. united has said previously its health providers will contract with other insurance carriers. united health stock saw a small gain, carrying it to its highest since august first. volume was light on the move higher today. and while the financial sector was the weakest today, e-trade financial bucked a weak sector, ending with more than a 7% gain. that was the best among all the s&p 500 stocks. an analyst at sandle o'neill expects trading volumes jumped in august, helping e-trade's revenues. we want to watch shares of, the shares of... shares were down in after hours action. volatility and big swings in trading volume may be tough to stomach for long-term investors, but it can be great for the business of trading. ton

oh destruction equipment business has done pretty well on the rest of the world including caterpillar and large american construction businesses maybe not so much recently where the markets are in a massive turmoil i think we may have reached an unusual interesting point where we've gone as far as we can with the price of companies going up without macro economies being a lot stronger than they have been so probably to keep asset prices even investment speculative asset prices up going forward we need to see some economic recovery there are those asset classes that people historically associate with doing well in bad times they're sometimes called the vice plays things like tobacco and alcohol and porn shocks and that kind of thing and there certainly is more than a little bit of evidence that as people lose confidence in various developed country governments gold is a place that a lot of people are comfortable hiding out that being said the real investment we need is to invest in our collective future with a functioning economy that has inclusive growth and wages on which people can

caterpillar has a big plant there.re is i.t., there is medical, a lot of biotech going on there. it's not really one big marquee company or even a few, it's just a bunch of companies moving into the downtown. and it has a low i think 7% unemployment rate. and if you've ever been there, it's a really cool place. it's got great rivers and mountains, very lovely. >> it sounds like colorado springs. 10% of the local workers are employed by the military and a big draw for outdoorsy kraut, right? what kind of workers or talents do they need there? >> there are five military bases. when we talk about the creative class, engineers, architects, teachers, and colorado springs is lousy with them there are tons of people who work for the state. hewlett-packard is a big employer. they have a lot of i.t. medical. right now the unemployment rate isn't great, although traditionally it's better than the national average. it's going through a soft spot. but it has such a diverse economy. of all the places on our list, the most wonderful

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. >> bill lynn with caterpillar.y boss formerly was doug oberhelman and i have to say i was sort of taken by andy's comments because while it is absolutely true over the last 10 or 20 years we have increased u.s. employment pretty dramatically and increase non-u.s. employment dramatically, but 36 years at caterpillar i've never been to winning where executives got together and said the goal was to increase jobs. the goal is to increase sales, to reduce costs and improve quality, to be safe, to promote diversity but never once is business folks gotten together and said i don't care about profits. i care about creating jobs. but if you do these other judges properly you do create jobs. most of this discussion has been about jobs. do we make a mistake by leaving with jobs rather than what it takes to help this economy in pointing out the jobs that will follow? >> i don't think it is either/or, frankly. what i think we have got to do is say how is it that we get the jobs because i think jobs are uppermost on the minds. i

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-- caterpillar and at&t saying they would take writeoffs, waxman made them show their books to provehis is a fight that's done in this committee all the time. martha: it has also come up in the context of the health care reform bill, right? >> it did. martha: we hear more about it in that regard. >> if you remember the passage of omabacare was a cliffhanger at the end because representative bart stupak was on the fence about whether he could support the provisions in the law. martha: what's the likelihood that planned parenthood gets de funded in your opinion? >> zero. it's not going to happen in the house. if it gets to the house, it's not going to happen in the senate. look at republican efforts to de fund lots of things like npr, the corporation of public broadcasting. in the end it hasn't happened. martha: just in general, not so good, it could be funding pretty much anything. >> that's basically it, yeah. martha: thank you very much, byron york. bill: for context and perspective, planned parenthood providing medical services for 3 million people last year, through about 800 cent

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you know, and you point out in your caterpillar, verizon at&t, all companies hauled before congress.e not involved do you concern yourself with the abuse of power? >> the context is very important. i have an entire2y z ;r this that go back to day one. the thing that's most obnoxious about#xñ?ñ this administration, the commander in chief waving around his brass knuckles, he always plays the victim when he's been the clothing from day one, and the media is so willing to whitewash is when they'jahr>[zwv this. the preston weekly the "san francisco chronicle," the "boston herald," all of these newspapers have in some way been punished or admonished for doing things that the obama administration didn't like and yet they'll a lot other way and say stories have been to rest, because it doesn't fit obamb÷u2 j í+3éç.! !0d(0™gt>vm1?d narrative that he's the white knight and the rest of us are the thugs. >> sean: let me get you an update on you on the solyndra scandal, that geithner was warned there might be add to that, geithner says it's a bargain, $200,000 per job,mrqñnú$afñ=z÷çr,h/ef=n5géh3f

. >> bill lange with caterpillar. my boss formerly was jim hollings. current one, doug oberhelman.i was sort of taken by andy's comments because while it is actually the true over the last 10, 20 years would increase u.s. employment dramatically in non-us implant a blister manically. in 36 years at caterpillar, i've never been in a meeting for executives got together and said the goal is to increase jobs, the goal is to increase sales, reduce costs, improve quality, to be safe, promote diversity, but never once have business folks got gathering say i don't care about profits. i care about creating jobs. the dvd the other judges properly come you do create jobs. most of the discussion is then about jobs. do we make a mistake of eating with jobs rather than leading them but it takes to have a competitive economy and point out that jobs will follow? >> i don't think it's either or frankly. i think we've got to say, how is it that make it the jobs? jobs are uppermost in the minds -- i don't think most americans are necessarily as concerned about how much profit at caterpillar makes. it

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pfizer, general motors, caterpillar. bringing that back here and put americans back it work. that should be the message that we do. >> all right. teamsters union president. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> i don't believe what the white house or john boehner said in the scheduling kerfuffle what it says about la we can expect going forward. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. >>> yesterday's scheduling flap between the white house and the house was a stark reminder of the dysfunction in washington. and if they'd fight about that, it doesn't bode well for the next 15 months. i get that this coming weekend, labor day weekend, marks the unofficial end of summer and that tuesday is back to work and school for many adults and children. i also understand that congress comes back to work on wednesday evening, and that therefore ç superficially the white house can argue that wednesday was the natural date, the first date, in which the president could reasonably expect to go to the capitol and speak to congress abou

because this right here is a tiny little guy, kind of sort of looks like a caterpillar, kind of sort of appears to have cute little bunny ears by its head. see? this is a distinct species of something called a spring tail. this particular species of spring tail you're looking at is named after a current member of the united states senate. as you can see down there on the bottom the official name of this rather adorable little bug is cosberella lamaralexanderi. this guy was named after republican senator lamar alexander of tennessee for two reasons. first, physical resemblance. i'm not kidding. the scientist who discovered this cute bug a few years ago said that its checker board color ration sort of resembled the trademark red plaid shirts lamar alexander used to wear across the country when he campaigned for president in two successive presidential years. see, sort of? maybe a bit of a stretch. maybe if he wore bunny ears. this charming bugger was named after lamar alexander because of senator alexander's long standing support of federally funded scientific research. it was an honor

the biggest corporations don't pay taxes at all or so little tax, like general electric, pfizer, caterpillar. they don't pay taxes and they say the taxes are too high. how can they be too high if they're not paying taxes? to me it's elementary that we have to have a big change in the way we collect taxes in this country. we cannot let anybody escape. we can't let people come in like general electric and make billions of dollars and they got a rebate back. can you believe that? they got a $320 million rebate after they didn't pay any taxes and we realize that's not right. basically the idea of someone paying 15%, these billionaires and millionaires paying 15% while working people are paying 30%, that is wrong and that's going to be the issue and finally, the president is speaking out and i applaud him for what he's doing. >> mr. hoffa, good to have you with us tonight. thanks for your time. i appreciate it. >> remember the question is at the bottom of the screen. we want to know what you think. >> it looks like president obama is finally prepared to take this to the republicans. and later, an

we've seen companies like ebay, caterpillar, medtronic expand in the state.their line from california to texas and expanded their operations. these are good, solid jobs in a very dynamic, aggressive, optimistic economy. >> i want to ask you about that carolina thing. darryl issa, chairman of the house government reform committee. he was very critical of the story of saying governor perry has not been creating jobs. he's simply been stealing jobs from other states. so he's not creating any new jobs. it's the same jobs that would have been created in other places. he just lured them in with a break here or state there. the job climate, a million jobs during perry's tenure. these are jobs all over the place. the governor has been aggressive in going over economies and overtaxed and overregulated and they try to lure employers and lure jobs in our state. california's been one of the losers in that competition. >> let me ask you this, a couple of things that you've said, one, you were quoted as saying, governor perry hasn't done a lot of debates and that felt that

they've got it in their coffersç pfizer, general motors, caterpillar.k here and put americans back it work. that should be the message that we do. >> all right. team stars un teamsters union president. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> i don't believe what the white house or john boehner said in the scheduling kerfuffle wlaen it says about la we can expect going forward. you're watching "hardball" only on mooes mooes. [ oswald ] there's a lot of discussion going on about the development of natural gas, whether it can be done safely and responsibly. at exxonmobil we know the answer is yes. when we design any well, the groundwater's protected by multiple layers of steel and cement. most wells are over a mile and a half deep so there's a tremendous amount of protective rock between the fracking operation and the groundwater. natural gas is critical to our future. at exxonmobil we recognize the challenges and how important it is to do this right. the crib is already there. great. thank you so much. [ male announcer ] we provide great service, so you c

they've got it in their coughers, oversees, general motors, caterpillar, tell them to start bringinging americans back to work. that should be the message that we give. >> thanks you so much for being here. >> thank you. >>> when we return, allow me to finish with why i don't believe with what either the white house or john boehner said in that scheduling kerfuffle and what it says about what we can expect going forward. you're watching "hardball." fshs ck pain. then i tried this. it's salonpas. this is the relief i've been looking for. salonpas has 2 powerful pain fighting ingredients that work for up to 12 hours. and my pharmacist told me it's the only otc pain patch approved for sale >>> yesterday's scheduling flap between the white house and house was a stark reminder of the dysfunction in washington. and if they fight about that, it doesn't bode well for the next 15 months. i get that this coming weekend, labor day weekend, marks the unofficial end of summer and tuesday is back it work for many adults and children and i understand that congress comes back to work wednesday eveni