we will never forget you. >> dad, we miss you every day. >> charles a. mauro, jr. >> charles j. mauro >> dorothy mauro >> nancy t. mauro >> tyrone may >> keithroy marcellus maynard >> robert j. mayo >> kathy nancy mazza >> edward mazzella, jr. >> jennifer lynn mazzotta >> kaaria mbaya >> james joseph mcalary >> brian mcaleese and my dad. we miss and love you dearly. we keep you in our hearts and thoughts each and every day. because of the example you said forward, we live each day in hopes that you would be proud of us. we are still checking the waves for you. >> patricia ann mcaneney >> and my brother, the family has not been the same since you have been gone. we miss you and we wish you were here. we are in great solace that you are up in heaven with mom and dad. you are always in our thoughts and prayers god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> colin robert mcarthur >> john kevin mcavoy >> kenneth m. mcbrayer >> brendan mccabe >> micheal mccabe >> thomas mccann >> justin mccarthy >> kevin m. mccarthy >> michael mccarthy >> robert mccarthy >> stanley mccaskill >>

charles, what do you got? >> swinging for the fences with fossil.hey make watches for themselves and other people. it will make a big move. >> neil: adam, what do you think of that? >> well, i wouldn't be going into any kind of retailer now, especially with the forecasts about a weak holiday christmas shopping season, neil. >> what are you buying? >> hewlett-packard. i know that is going to shock people but it's been creamed for obvious reasons and terrible management problems. essentially the same set of assets worth 50% more less than a few months ago. it's a great value opportunity. >> neil: meg whitman is going to keep everything in place as the manager, right? whatever. >> i'm a contrarian, too but this is the island of misfit toys. give it time to settle down before jumping in. >> neil: that's how i live my life by the way. ben, what are you doing? >> hatteris financial. this is a company that sells mortgage-back securities but they're backed by the federal government. that is to say they will tell you income insurance, income produced by mort

charles? >> yeah, it's interesting. i mean the person would conducted the interview is a friend of dominique strauss-kahn's wife and do you think she softballed him. did she ask about the signs of violence on the woman who alleges that she was dominique strauss-kahn's victim? she was bruised. >> reporter: well, in fact, that was one of the things that came up, and he said that that was not true, that that was the initial hospital report that was her side of the story. it was not what the doctors in the hospital had to say about the case, so he did defend himself on that particular issue and i don't think that she necessarily soft-balled the question but could have been the conclusion that perhaps he knew in advance pretty much what was going to be asked and it did seem to me just as one observer that, in fact, he seemed to be pretty well prepared how to answer. there were some pretty effective pauses and some looks down and whatnot and some lines that may have been practiced a little bit in advance, charles? >> okay. ji

charles. >>> okay. well, obviously, this issue of greece and the european sovereign debt crisis have been weighing on the stock markets for months, but the greek prime minister, george papandreou has said it will fight its way to growth and prosperity. as he was making those bold statements live on this program in athens, a controversial vote was taking place in parliament. john defterios has more. >> reporter: the greek parliament passed a controversial property tax which was met by stiff resistance. some 3,000 protesters had to be tear gassed out of the square after the vote. in an interview, the greek finance minister said now with the property tax in place and salary and pension cuts of 20% or more, the government's in the position to receive the next tranche from the european central bank, european union, and the imf of some $10 billion. >> i'm absolutely optimistic about the investment and the implementation of the so-called new program. always in reference to the terms of the famed decision of th

that part charles got absolutely right. most people aren't in unions and most people in the private sector are not in unions. that's really not going to change. >> you missed a bigger point that charles made, which is that president's political sweet spot are two drags on the economy. environmentalists and their rules, epa rules, which cripple businesses, and these unions. what the president stands for and he sees that he's in bed with these two lobby groups -- >> i have a recommendation for the president. what he should do before his speech next week is to get together with john boehner and name people to fill the open spots on the mlrb that are agreeable to the republicans and announce that and say, we're either going to try to score political points or try to get this one off -- >> that would be a 180-degree turn from what he did before with the recess appointments. but the point here, i think, is that the president's attention is diverted from real job creation. whether you think this is a small issue or not, it's not.

charles? >> okay. let's turn to the euro zone and that's what's driving the markets at the moment. perhaps i should say dragging the markets at the moment. with a few big days ahead, investors will be paying close attention. now, the pressure obviously is on the german chancellor angela merkel, ahead of a key parliamentary vote that could change the shape of the europe onunion. meanwhile, greece is facing an audit of its finances. the eu and imf are sending inspectors to athens to check on the implementation of the government's latest austerity plans. more on that in a moment. let's go to germany where fred plightgen is standing by. what's going to happen on voting more german money for the european financial stability fund. >> i think you mentioned the most important one. nobody believes this vote will fail, fall through because the main opposition parties said they will vote in favor of the measure. the big question sin deed going to be whether or not angela merkel can mobilize enough people

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kaplan. >> alvin peter kappelmann, jr. >> charles karczewski. >> william a.nes. >> douglas gene karpiloff. >> and my brother. >> and my daughter. there is not a day goes by that we do not think of you. miss you and love you. we miss your smile, you're beautiful brown eyes, how kind and compassionate you were. your little nieces never knew you, but they will know all about it. daddy is now with use and now take care of each other. and just no that you are the joy of our lives. >> charles l. kasper. >> andrew k. kates. >> john katsimatides. >> robert michael kaulfers. >> don jerome kauth, jr. >> hideya kawauchi. >> edward t. keane. >> richard m. keane. >> lisa yvonne kearney-griffin. >> karol ann keasler. >> paul hanlon keating. >> leo russell keene iii. >> joseph john keller. >> peter r. kellerman. >> joseph p. kellett. >> frederick h. kelley, jr. >> and my sister. we miss you, we love you, and we will never forget you. >> and my partner, christine, and my brother-in-law. we love you and we keep both in our hearts. >> james joseph kelly. >> joseph a. kelly. >>

what do these elections tell you, charles? "conduct unbecoming of a congressman"? you archimedean bid this is the canary in the coal mine. on the issue of the economy and obama, it is a real message that democrats are in trouble nationwide. >> democrats and republicans are in trouble nationwide. the electorate is furious with both sides. 27% want to throw everybody out, 28% are frustrated. 30% wish they would compromise. -- 38% which they could compromise. the number doing the best they can, 8% . for what is wrong with washington, they put it on the republicans, although there is shared blame for democrats as well. nobody is safe at this cycle. >> jonathan? >> democrats have to be worried about the results this tuesday did to me it was the clearest illustration yet of the o in is about his economic policies. there was talk about israel, but you have this city that is democratic, saying we don't approve of the job you are doing odd jobs -- on jobs. he has got to get back on track oil on the economy brought democrats on the hill are very unhappy. we talked to a lot t

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charles karczewski william a. karnes douglas gene karpiloff charles l.nd my brother. >> and my daughter, brooke jackson. there is not a day that goes by that we do not think of you, miss you, and love you. we miss your smile, you're beautiful, brown eyes, and how compassionate you were. daddy is now with you. please take care of each other and know that you are the joy of our lives. [applause] >> andrew k. kates john katsimatides robert michael kaulfers don jerome kauth, jr. hideya kawauchi edward t. keane richard m. keane lisa yvonne kearney-griffin karol ann keasler paul hanlon keating leo russell keene iii brenda keller joseph john keller peter r. kellerman joseph p. kellett frederick h. kelley, jr. james joseph kelly >> and my sister, amy. we love you and will never forget you. >> and to my partner, christine, and my brother, michael. we love you and we keep you both in our hearts. >> joseph a. kelly maurice p. kelly richard john kelly, jr. thomas michael kelly thomas richard kelly thomas w. kelly timothy colin kelly william hill kelly, jr. robert cl

to the best of my knowledge, this is charles koch on tape but regardless, this wouldn't surprise me charleskoch's father, fred koch, who found the john birch society made it very common he would compare the eisenhower administration and john kennedy as agents of the kremlin. it's troubling that -- >> wait a minute. his father said they would compare john kennedy and eisenhower as agents of the kremlin? >> not compare. directly accuse kennedy of being an agent of the kremlin. he wrote skreeving, gave -- >> so it's worse than compare. he's actually made the statement that they were? >> oh, sure. yes. >> if mr. koch senior and john f. kennedy felt that they were agents of the kremlin, i guess i shouldn't be stunned that their sons may be making some comparisons of barack obama and what's going on today. i mean, this is outrageous to me. >> well, you know, one thing to keep in mind, it's easy to associate charles koch, and charles schwab and billionaire donors at this meeting to the right-wing fringe, but i would say that they're crazy like a fox. you know, they fund tea party groups that push

all in all, a gloomy day here, charles. >> the u.s.s, for what it's worth, hardly encouraging. it was worth noting the u.s. markets are closed for the labor day holiday today. we are looking at losses. clearly moderate ones after friday, andrew. >>> let's take a look at the other business stories making headlines today. israel's prime minister is promising to act quickly to ease the cost of living. hundreds of thousands of people filled the streets across the country in record-setting protests over high prices. the benjamin netenyahu says it could boost the crisis. >>> the world's largest car market says it will manufacture the prius will make components in china. it is the first time they will make key parts outside of japan. >>> several major web sites have been hacked. the site for package carrier u.p.s. and the register and the daily telegraph are targets of dns hacking. the hackers were able to take control of the web addresses than the sites. now for a time, the u.p.s. web site showed what appeared to be a hacker's message writte

>> what a difference a couple of hours make, charles. if you look at what happened here, it was the european debt crisis driving the asian markets down today. that's because the european markets closed so weak yesterday and most of the asian markets were closed before they opened yesterday. it is about the strength of the u.s. economy hurting share prices. banking and energy companies lead the way. there you see it with a notable exception of hong kong. if you want clear evidence of just how closely asia is tied in with the euro zone crisis at the moment, take a look at this. this was hong kong off the top responding to that weak close in europe. when europe closed here, we saw the spike up, a bit of volatility there, with the euro zone back into the red. that's what we saw in hong kong. very much following what was beginning on in europe in just the last hour of trading today. the australian market down 1.6%. not surprising, uncertainty outweighing concern. the nikkei down 2.2% closing at 8590 yen. and that is its lowest close so far th

>> i haven't finished, charles. i see an opportunities for cute little flashlights that parents are going to buy their daughters and sons, like charlie, and look inside the oven. >> what was the cost of the new one. >> $20. and it now uses, it now uses a blow torch. >> what's great of story, it disstills how much the government costs and in a way we're laughing about it, but bringing back difficult painful childhood memories for me that stain me to this day, by the way. think about it, a perfect example how much big government has cost us. the easy bake oven, three times as expensive. now, my parents definitely wouldn't have bought it for me. >> your parents out there, there's a tiny little blow torch. why make friends when you can just buy them? a 3 1/2 trillion dollar stash of cash can buy a lot. [ courier ] the amazing story of whether bovine heart tissue canake it from australia to a u.s. lab to a patient in time for surgery may seem like a trumped-up hollywood premise. ♪ but if you take away the dramatic score.

. >> charles? >> wildlife channel? if this had happened in the bush -- thetration, the presiden headlines contribute "president's spokesman calls democrats animals." look, i think it was silly all around. i think john boehner should have let it happen on that night of the debate. it would have heard the president, because had republicans simply changed the time of the debate an hour later, you would have had eight guys and gal on the stage is slamming and rebounding him in a way that has never happened after a speech. >> interesting. colby? >> it is a continuation of where they left off after the debt ceiling debate. it is a reminder to the country that the bad chip we are in -- it raises the question, do we want to four or more years of this, republicans playing this game, the president kind of a floundering? now he has set up a big draw for his speech. what are we going to hear from him to capture the nation's attention? that is a question, does he have anything to say? >> nina? >> i have to say, when you get what ea

james hoffa knows what we're up against he knows that charles koch isn't afraid to shell out millions of bucks to win this war so what charles koch and the oligarchy fully committed to the struggle it's time for the rest of us to wake up and decide whose side we're on the billionaires or the rest of america. that's it for the big picture tonight for more information on the stories we covered visit our website to tom hartman dot com free speech dot org and archie dot com also check out our two you tube channel sarah links of thom hartmann dot com entire show is also available free video podcast and i tunes and we have a free thom hartmann i phone or an i pad app in the app store you can send us feedback on twitter at tom others for armin on facebook at tom underscore our of our blogs message boards and telephone comment line at tom hartman dot com and don't forget democracy begins with you get out there and get active tag you're it we'll see tomorrow. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from the realms of. the future coverage. will. remain your the latest in some inst

and this was founded by charles koch. in fact, the guy in charge of kato institute's program arguing how we should dismantle social security was the head of general pinoche social security privatization program. >> so i want to inject here on our side, we reached out to the koch brothers to respond to the revelation of the purchasing of ideas that the very people advocating them were fearful that they would be subjected to them, basically. they're saying they were trying to avoid it. the koch brothers as of yet have gotten back to us. i should point out, we only brought this to their attention a few hours ago, and i think it's appropriate we give them a little more time to consider what their response is. but it's important that the audience understands our relationship with not only this reporting, but with our respect for everybody, obviously, involved, to have an opportunity to comment. but go ahead, mark. >> i just wanted to say that these letters, it's not like there was a hacking situation or anything. these letters

. >> what is the problem, charles? full speed ahead, right? >> there is nothing in this bill that wasn't proposed and enacted two years ago and then failed. what strikes me is the fact that it seems to me and abuse of the majesty of the venue. a joint session of congress is a place where fdr asked the country the day after pearl harbor for a declaration of war on japan. well lbj stood and asked for a revolution in civil rights. obama used it as a way to kick off his campaign. >> i could give you -- i would not have preferred to see him use the house chamber for that. the question is, as it was before he gave the speech, can he get anything through congress. the payroll tax cuts i think will get some support. the proposals -- a infrastructure, that kind of spending. but it might be the economy. >> welcome back. >> thank you for having me back. i am very happy to be here. i do think the republicans are starting to send some signals that some of the infrastructure might get support from some republicans. it is useful to keep in mind that the infr

charles hill, we have witnesses that show charles hill was actually killed unnecessarily when he coulde easily have controlled another situation. also, this question, that's exactly what's happens to people who have spoken out in cases of police brutality in this area and we need to have really a full -- i don't know how to go about it through the board of supervisors but the board of supervisors is a responsible body, you know, in this area and they need to take these issues quite seriously and conduct a public -- i don't know, a public forum on the question of police violence. but they have to take some action. thank you. president chiu: thank you. [applause] . president chiu: it's a rule in the chamber we shouldn't have members of the public express applause or opposition to statements in order to keep the proceedings moving more smoothly. if we could hear from our next speaker, please. next speaker, please. that would be you, sir, please step up. >> how are you doing? i'm pretty sure all of you guys know me. i'm debray carpenter, outspoken activist from bay view, hunter's point, ba

there are other aways to get across. >> reporter: in san francisco, charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>the fog is yet to return to the bay area. tomorrow morning we will see fog, it's just not as extensive. 8:00, coastal and bay fog. fog back to the coast line by noon. mild condition at noon. san jose upper 70s. into 8:00 hour, not as extensative. still into the north bay, down in the bay shores and south bay. starting to scale back by 10:00 to oakland, hayward and the peninsula and back to san francisco and the coast line, does not look like we will see sun breaks tomorrow. similar -- excuse me, different from today. still keeping the chance of thunderstorms in the forecast. moisture still in california. this passes tomorrow afternoon. chance of thunderstorms really just for the morning hours. look at your extended forecast, temperatures similar to today. 60s by the coast kleinman 70s bay shores. 70s south bay and 80 inland valleys. same into wednesday, thursday into friday a cool down. thanks to dense fog. temperatures down into the 70s inland. this weekend temperatures get warmer as

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. >> class warfare, charles? >> it certainly is from the policy. he pretends he has a jobs plan and a debt plan, but you could tax warren buffett, you could confiscate everything that every billionaire owns and america, but it would not make a dent on the debt. it is the difference about liberals and conservatives on taxation, but that is not the issue at hand. he pretends that the republicans are doing politics and he is doing policy. this will have no effect on jobs. he knows it, everyone knows it. it is a campaign speech, not a plan. >> mark? >> income inequality is at the greatest that it has ever been since the great depression. the top 10% we see a 90% of the increased wealth. that does suggest a disparity, widening, between those very few who are well off. when you have 13,000 millionaires in the country paying taxes at a rate of 4.6%, it is unjust and unacceptable, that fire fighters, nurses, teachers, gunnery sgt have to pay a higher rate than these private interest dies and hedge fund managers. his remarks, understand, were preceded by an

charles clifford is and life. charles? >> yes, you were looking at a live of the interstate-80 on the other side of the frontage road. as you can see things are moving nicely in both directions. i just checked traffic directions and things seem to be going pretty good bay-area wide. a little of a slowdown going on the south-101, petaluma, the west one thzero. and a slow getting on to the bay bridge but otherwise, clear west 80--slow. this weekend, maximum enforcement. first, d you why. the chp says between 6:00 p.m., d.u.i., they made 1399! last year, there was a 1360. the same time. , last year also 242 were made in the bay area. the chp is reporting that 16 people had fatalities state-wide that is up from 13th last year. one local person has died. those numbers are only good until 6:00 a.m. this morning. the maximum enforcement effort is until midnight tonight we could even get updated numbers, tomorrow. live in berkeley, charles crawford, kron 4 news. >>pam: an early morning press fire showing a power outage. it started

charles is next. >> bill: charles krauthammer, conservative, makes a nice living analyzing politics ands especially locked in on president obama. charles now says the president is finally revealing himself fully. he joins us now from washington. so you think there is a new revelation here? >> no, i think what's new is we've returned to the original obama. the obama of the first two years before, after the shellacking in the midterm elections, he moved -- he gave the appearance of moving to the center. look, the original obama comes in with a does he do? he adds another trillion dollars entitle ament with health care. he comes in and he tries to get cap and trade, federal control of energy. he spends a trillion dollars on a stimulus that achieves practically nothing. this is the original obama and he said early on, he's a social democrat, somebody who wants to see us more like europe. he spends a year after losing the midterm election and losing the house, pretending he's a centrist, but now with the election rolling around with no answers on jobs, and no answers on debt, he's decided to

curry. >> andrew peter charles curry green. >> and my father, sergeant john g.s unit, truck 4. daddy, we love and miss you more than words could ever say but we know you're looking down on us standing with pride. >> and my sister, luchia christavy. love you, lou, every day we miss you more and more. you'll always be in our hearts. >> michael sean curtain. >> patricia cushing. >> gavin. >> john delorera. >> jack l. dambersy jr. >> mary san antonio. >> edward -- michael jude esposito. >> carlos e costa. >> caleb aaron zack. >> brian paul dale. >> thomas a. amiasteenose. >> jenin jones. >> the poet, john dunn, wrote, never send to know for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee. mark the two strikes against the buildings in new york, the fall of the two world trade towers, the crash of flight 93 over pennsylvania, and now for the attack on the pentagon in washington, d.c. this year, we will hear the bell toll six times. [bell] >> as archibald macleish wrote, there are those who say that freedom of man is nothing but a dream. well, they are right, it is the american

charles krauthammer says he knows who barak obama really is.eports after these messages. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. week days with persony segment. couple new media polls. 55% of americans do not, do not trust the american media, according to gallup. 44% say they do. also 47% believe the media is biased to the left. 13% say it's biased to the right. these must be communist people. and 36% opine the media is not biased at all. another survey, this one by the pugh research center, 66% of americans say that tv news is their primary source of information. and preferences break down this way: fox news channel leads all tv news outlets with 19% of americans saying they get their news mostly from us. local news second. 16% dialed into that. cnn 15%. nbc news 10. abc news 8. cbs 7. at the bottom, msnbc, 6%. all castro supporters. joining us from north carolina to analyze, bernie goldberg. first of all, what happened to cbs news, your old employer? that used to be the gold standard. >> the key words are used to be. bill, i p

we will have analysis from charles krauthammer. congressman keith he will liszson and your humble correspondent. >> i have been advised by my counsel to decline to answer questions under the fifth amendment. >> i must invoke the privilege afforded by the fifth amendment to the u.s. constitution. >> bill: the weasels around the so he len dra solar company bankruptcy despite taking a half million dollars of taxpayer money hid behind the constitution today. geraldo with analysis. and who are horrendous week fore stock market as americans watch their investments dive big time. lou dobbs will tell us what might happen next. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the decline of america and the republican challenge. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in analyzing the republican debate last night, you have to start with the decline of america. there is no question that the u.

charles mauls team has established an operating procedure. samples are brought back to land to be studied. expedition after expedition the extent of the problem is revealed more clearly. six hundred and seventy one fish that we collected of six different species over thirty five percent of them had at least one piece of plastic in their stomach and the reason we want to care about this although these fish might be ugly to some people i think they're adorable and they're also the main food source for animals such as tuna and mahi mahi and soundman people don't necessarily eat these fish people eat the fish that feed on these fish so it brought about a whole bunch of more questions and how eventually is this going to affect humans down the line. in the middle of the trash talk text as far as is possible from any inhabited land charles moore and his team have discovered even the simplest forms of life struggling to survive in the midst of our trash. jellyfish so turned out they can no longer swim. even was opened to the most basic element the oc

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charles is next. >> let's get right to the political analyst, charles.stened to the interview with mit romney. he joins us now from washington. so what did you think? >> so this is the o. t., right? the postgame show. >> that's the postgame show with you. >> and i'm steve young and you are bradshaw? >> i'm much better looking than bradshaw. come on, man. morino. >> i found it interesting he used his time to talk about foreign affairs. he could have easily, you know, hit a curveball about the economy, unemployment, et cetera. that's his wheelhouse. but i think he wanted to try a new line of attack. i'm not sure it will get a lot of attraction right now. but if he's the nominee he will have to talk about foreign affairs. i think he's right about mentioning russia. not a subject that will unite america. but you look at the overall legacy, i think it's a poor one. and the issue he raise bed iran, i would have raised another area with iran, and that's in 2009 there was the uprising. that was a historic opportunity. it was on the verge, it could have swept awa

charles, illinois. caller: good morning. was involved in getting the sleep apnea machine some years ago. through chance i found out the price that medicare paid it was roughly 200% more than what you could pay on the open market. i wonder who rattled whose chains to allow those prices when they could've done the same thing for much less money. i grew up in the chicago area. guest: that is a great question. payment methodologies are part of the problem. whether it is a sleep apnea machine, a power wiltshire, there are many examples of where the medicare program place to much -- a power wheelchair. when it starts paying for a new piece of technology, we pay retail. over the years, the price drops. the medicare program does not keep up with at reduced cost. we keep paying at the original retail. your example of the sleep apnea machine. because a supplier around $3,000. we pay close to $17,000 for the same piece of equipment. we have to think about fixing the system. we will go after the fraud. but part of the task has to be cha