kerry's goose is cooked. >> when you give chaney the punchline, you know you're in trouble. when we come back, barack obama owns this economy. this team has said so he owns the economy. plus "scoops and predi" of these top reporters. be right back. chris: welcome back. 80 years ago the dow jones hit its lowest level after the crash. her better hoover was swept out of office, f.d.r. swept in. hoover was held responsible, well voters decide to hold barack obama responsible in a hoover way? obama's big cam feign brain has conceded the president owns this economy. >> so the person who is least satisfied with where the economy is president obama. >> he owns it, would you agree with that, he owns this economy? >> of course, he does. >> matt lauer nailed him into that coffin. my question, does david wish he had that to take back, the president owns this economy? >> it doesn't matter what he says. it matters what the american think. clearly the american people are looking forward and they're not looking backwards. there is some justification for the fact that a previous president go

it happened on the ramp from briggs chaney road. the woman stopped and he managed to give her his cell phone and told her to call his sister. but he lost consciousness before anybody found out what happened. >> we don't know who he was on the phone with, whether he fell off the truck, jumped off the truck, ran off the truck. whatever. we don't know anything. >> ferguson is now in a coma. this is his second serious head injury. his family wants anyone who saw anything, knows anything to come forward. and they are asking for your prayers. >>> and a look at how these concussions affect athletes. the lasting effect by age and gender break down. fox's danny alvarez has more. >> concussions can have lasting effects whether you are in a little league or pro sports. new research shows your gender may play a role in how you heal. >> children can get concussions more easily and those concussions can be missed. children present with a wide range of symptoms. it's not often just loss of consciousness but symptoms like loss of sleep, more signif

the last decade in diving so chaney's athletes go from strength to strength both immense in women's competition at their home olympics games in beijing four years ago they clinched gold in seven categories out of possible eight the rest of the world led by a russian divers thus left to wonder just how they could break the monopoly last year swimmer in the world championships further evidence of the eastern dominance of the chain are sweeping the opposition winning gold in every single discipline. we try to be objective which should admit that to match china in this sport in the near future is virtually impossible our athletes can beat them in this or that discipline because they're still human and they can also make a mistake but in general i don't think anybody can challenge china. but support an olympic sport in particular is where the unexpected does happen and of course russia's diving team will be just tourists in their upcoming trip to london two time olympic bronze medalist global pairing all of the victor many by it will compete in the individual platform well the country's rising young

. >>> making waves, the critical words dick chaney had to say about sarah palin. [ male announcer ] it would be easysyor u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. >>> anaheim police made two arrests today during another day of demonstrations against recent officer involved shootings. many gathered in front of disneyland after marching from another protest in front. police station. protesters are upset about seven police shootings this year. one involved a known gang member acting suspiciously. all of those shootings are under investigation. >>> the man killed yesterday by turlock police was identified today as a 30-year-old parolee. merced county sheriff deputy say the man was davis. two officers shot at davis after he attempted to take a car during a carjacking. an officer was also shot, investigators say it's not

thanks for joining our team and have the past the hour karen terrill chaney's of your headlines the syrian opposition rejects the new international peace plan saying they want president assad to have no part in it and an international deal agreed in geneva has called for free elections with an all inclusive transitional government and may interrupt. you can internet and phone firms are to record data on private e-mail social network activity and telephone calls in the u.k. but there's deep concern over a new government plans to probably into citizens personal affairs. and fresh calls to try to julian assange for spying are made in washington while the top whistleblower waits for an answer on his asylum bid meanwhile r t prepares to air the final episode of this interview show. next up we're discussing the future of nuclear energy after the fukushima disaster in japan with russia's top nuclear official and our special interview. dank ahead of him the state's nuclear energy corp welcome and thank you for joining us it's been a little over a year or so since to shame a tragedy in japan during

carson chaney is his name. i had happened at the historic glenwood cemetery.ittle boy was behind a six- foot tomb stone who weighed 200- pound and was playfully poking his head behind when it fell on top of him. >> the headstone separated and landed on the young boy. >> we are unaware why this stone separated. >> carson's family issued a statement saying that this tragic accident has taken the life of our energetic, sweet, beloved little boy. we appreciate your thoughts and prayers. >>> the smithsonian folk life festival is hosting a day long tribute of the godfather of go go. it will consist of music, and free work out to the sound of go-go. >>> chuck brown, as you know, is chart of d.c.'s her sang. a new york times reporter is taking the daunting task of tracing the root of another d.c. person, michel obama. we talked to rachel swarns about her new book. >> thank you so much for coming to talk to us. fascinating book. this started as a fronts page article that you wrote back in april of 2009. what got you interested? >> i was writing about michele obama and

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now understandably, but not quite accurately that the book was about neoconservatives or hawks like chaney and rumsfeld. it's not exactly true. it was up about all of the people in the george w. bush administration. cheney, rumsfeld and colin powell and richard r. medish who had risen with them in sight of the republican party. despite all the differences among the members of the previous administration, they shared some common traits and beliefs. all of them had backgrounds in the military or in the pentagon and this was true of the secretary of state who had been the chairman of that joint chiefs of staff. richard r. medish as it was of cheney and rumsfeld. it's rare to have an administration with the former secretary of defense. and they also shared some common beliefs. america was unquestionably a force for good in the world. a military power was of supreme importance and in fact the disagreements among them were halgand win force should be used for the united states should be saved for the big war were used for house it was in iraq. immediately after obama's election in 2008i decided

was dangerous in the south to go out and register people to vote -- you all remember goodwin and chaney and schwerner." she would take me to another table and say, "this is a young lady that led our boycott of a downtown store that would not serve african-americans." at every table, it was almost like she was talking to me again as boy, snapping her fingers and saying, "pay attention! this person marched for you. this person protested for you. this person sacrificed and risked expulsion for you." the conspiracy continued. my parents would tell me about landing in washington, d.c. -- that's where they met two college graduates, african- americans that confronted the reality that many companies would not hire blacks. but it was this conspiracy of love -- black folks and white folks and latinos, in washington, d.c. and elsewhere in america -- that were forming organizations that were challenging companies and working with them to hire blacks. my dad soon became one of the first blacks hired by an oil company, then one of the first black professionals hired by a department store. then, he a

there will be it remarks from for vice-president john chaney's advisor john hanna. this is an hour and 25 minutes. >> let's get started. there are a few people outside. i am the president of this foundation. i want to welcome everyone. thank you for being here. i am glad that we plan this foundation for the defense of democracy. most people are probably familiar with us. in the aftermath of the 911 attacks, we focused on national- security and foreign-policy issues. we worry about terrorism and those machines and ideologies that are seeking the downfall and destruction of the u.s., israel, and other free nations. with that, i will pass the microphone to john. he will moderate. hopefully he will also offer up his own opinion and introduce our guest. thank you. >> ok. thank you. you're not for scheduling the timeliness of these things never ceases to amaze me. this is an extremely time the session. welcome to everyone to this foundation for defense of democracy. it will be a fascinating discussion on the rapidly moving situation and side of syria. over the past week o