fraternity with absolutely no ethics and that's what we're finding now as we're finding i have is that christine i'm sorry i'm i'm sorry to cut you off but we have to hit a break and so i have to wrap it up but i want to thank you both for joining us tonight. and that these late thanks for being here. are guys it's time for another short breather but when we come back we'll revisit tonight's poll finds that met and always a very happy very special and let's just say that our mission won't be accomplished until we do.

keep the police in check makes you a nuisance to that however i lots of americans of probably beg to differ with the agitator label he christine in that in part of the occupy movement from the beginning they witnessed first hand the police brutality that we've seen in response to it. when you try to go around the stuff i saw them doing this guy would start a shirt pulling all of his limbs apart your shoes came off and everything for filming the compass i was trying to stop me filming it say what are you doing and also he's like cutter and then i turn around in the car behind and i just started running and i was running there and i. think he tried to take my feet out from underneath me and i'm like don't throw me on the floor just because on and as soon as i said that began to come through it was so damn tight. now being new york activists they're also aware that it is not illegal to film the n.y.p.d. the department harasses more than just peaceful protesters you see christine and i have made a point to film and y.p. specifically when they're conducting their infamous stop and frisk searches so here are a few snippets of what t

that's a good point christine and i think people are upset yes it is private property and he does have a right to invite whoever he wants but when we know for sure that certain all of us have come out of the grove we know that nixon and reagan sat under a tree and reagan agreed to have nixon way to run we know that the manhattan project was originated in the grope and those are just what we know you know when you have two thousand of the world's top echelon of media moguls the oaths and high profile politicians getting together of course business deals are going to be made politics are going to be discussed and who else who else knows what is really going on there so i think people are just really outraged about it just another closed door meeting that the public has no say at all in what goes on or are no say in any really discussions that happen there yeah and abbie as you know i was there last year and there are some really interesting stories when you mention nixon and reagan spoke and reagan agreed to to hold off on running for president it is you know certain policy decisions tha

i have to say. >> thank you. christine olson? >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is christine olsen. i am here representing myself. i have owned a home in san francisco for 25 years. i have had boats at south beach harbor for 25 years. i understand it is being described as a premier destination harbor. well, it was not like that 25 years ago. believe me. it has changed tremendously. as the gentleman that you just heard said, it was designed for people with lower incomes to be able to afford this place. now, i have also belonged to the south beach yacht club for almost 25 years. i have several concerns about the report. the first thing is the short timeframe. i know that that was addressed, somewhat, but like so many of the other residents in the harbor, the first that i heard about this possible increase and possible charge for parking added on was last thursday, at a meeting that was held at south beach. what i understood at that time was that they wanted to have a decision made in july for implementation in october. i understand that that has been pushed out a little bit, but still,

let me start with you christine. i thought that ad was great. i enjoyed it. important that at the time of the olympics we want to have a good spirit of bipartisanship and americana. mitt romney creating international jobs in contrast to president obama who wants to create american jobs. >> first of all let's talk about obama's record where he has sent money over to finland and-- >> jennifer: four pinocchios. four pinocchios. that was not sent over to finland. it's a finnish company but it was spent in america to create jobs here in california by the way. i'm just saying. >> romney. >> you're so confusing the issue. the issue is who is going to create the best economy in this country. and clearly even geithner said that the economy is not doing well and he doesn't see it doing well in the future. bernanke is saying the same thing. that's the issue. who will be the best to improve our economy. >> barack obama, as soon as they pass the americans jobs act. >> do you really think that's going to move the needle. >> jennifer: let me interrupt here because i want to

but the woman who beat him, christine o'donnell, i don't care if you were for o'donnell or whoever, she only got 30,000 votes. what kind of a system is it because we have in every state by four we have sore loser laws that if you ran in a party primary and lost you cannot have your name on the ballot in november. and so we have a system where 30,000 people could deny the rest of the million people in delaware the chance to choose among all of the possible candidates. one of the things i'm trying to do is to bring democracy to our democracy. looking at all of you, i've never met most of you, i bet i know one thing about all of you, when you go to buy a phone you want choice. when you go to buy soap you want choice. when you go to buy shoes, you want choice. the only place that we don't allow choice is when it comes to electing the people who are going to make our laws deciding if we're going to war. you go to the ballot in november you've got a or b. you've got a or b and maybe there's five republicans who ought to be considered. maybe there's three democrats. maybe there's a green. mayb

first i want to bring back christine roman and bring in the sharp conservative mind of contributor willas well as norm ornstein, a resident scholar at the american enterprise institute although he describes himself as a centrist. will, i kept you in suspense. get your gut reaction. >> you, you folks, you're the problem. i agree 100%. >> i have never heard that in history. >> say that, christine, the voter. >> the voters. we borrow $3.6 billion every day to keep our standard of living in this country the way it is. we scream about earmarks and people expect to elect someone to come home and bring them jobs. >> they are jobs, swimming pools, schools. >> you hear people talking about big government and you hear this a lot especially in election year talking about big government and they hate it and they don't want to you touch their medicare and you hear all of this talk about what we want from our government and then they turn around and vote people in office who are just rushing for the status quo which is getting elected for another four years and not really planning for america. we hav

. >> christine met him. >> i am a fan. >> and the actor stopped by the memorial. the denver broncos also made the rounds, to comfort survivors. >> we have to come together as a community. was born yesterday. his parents were at the movie chaos broke out. his mom was not injured, but his eye and is an for his life. and we are hearing extraordinary stories from survivors. amanda's bore friend alex her.ficed himself to save he pulled me down and covered head. >> disturbing details about the who carried out the .assacre abc news has learned that inside aurora police headquarters in after the shooting, was staring at the wall, if his eyebrows twitching. he even used evidence bags handd on his hands as puppets. monday.be charged on >> turning to the gambling showdown in maryland. house leaders will meet today on gambling inxpand the state. governor o'malley is untrue announce a special legislative session on the issue. lawmakers are trying to reach a table games and a casino. >> the president wraps up his to the west coast and heads to new orleans. attend a campaign eve

company can make more money hiring people, than it will, regardless of its tax burden. >> look, i thought christine a nice job of lafing out the situation with who pays what and how small business actually pay their personal income tax rates. i thought that was very well done. i think what you guys are missing, listen, the top 1% or 2% we're talking about already pay half the income tax in this country. it is not as if they get away scot-free. they shoulder the big burden of the taxes already. a second point that i think is important to understand -- i bet there are a lot of businessmen and women watching this show right now, and i bet you what they will tell you -- i talk to them all the time -- if they make a half million profit on their company, they don't generally buy yachts or a ferrari. what they do is plow that money back into the company. right? this is what my dad did. he was a small businessman. ran a successful company. the more you tax those people, the less investment income they're going to get in their business and the less they'll put in that business, which means less investment a

i heard him talking to christine's nephew one time. id does those bad things? and i heard cody say what i had said when cody was little, maybe he doesn't have a mommy and a daddy who love him. i thought, whoa, he was listening. wow. >> thank you. >> that's the key. they're always listening. you want to give those messages that are clear. >> thanks, ladies. >> great to see you. >>> good behavior does get rewarded. that's why these two lucky ladies got plucked off the plaza. >> and as we speak they're getting treated to an ambush makeover, lucky ladies. but first these messages. [dumbfounded] well, we... doesn't last long does it? listen. 5-hour energy lasts a whole lot of hours. so you can get a lot done without refills. it's packed with b-vitamins and nutrients to make it last. so don't just stand there holding your lattes, boys. make your move. we'll take the 5-hour energy. smart move. 5-hour energy. hours and hours of energy. mike's being healthy and chewing like a man. introducing one-a-day vitacraves for men! it's a gummy multivitam

i know that. christine and i and the baby left connecticut at 6:30 every morning and it worked out very very well for us. however, this is where i tie it back to what you were saying. they chose to live at hyde park. you know, when you have a child -- and feminism, i thought looking back because i was there when it started -- is about choices. we should respect one another's choices. if this lady -- first of all, yahoo! is having a lot of trouble. they need this lady. she's there to save this company. if people are worried about whether they can take their full maternity leave, they may not have a job either perhaps. who knows what would happen. but she knows her job is to come in and save that company. or at least turn that around. she also knows she wants to be a good mom. i feel for her. you're always torn. >> if you are a ceo, you can get help and have a nanny. if you are a mom who works in an office who has a restricted amount of maternity leave and have to race back and don't get the bonding thing, i

i am christine romans. unless congress acts, your taxes will go up on january 1st. the white house says 114 million families will see taxes rise by an average of $1600 in and massive cuts and they failed to agree on a deficit reduction plan and triggered automatic spending cuts known as sequestration. they happen on january 2nd. it is $1 trillion in cuts over nine years split evenly between defense and non-defense programs. the bipartisan policy center estimates sequestration of defense will mean cuts of 15% next year. every non-defense agency faces a 12% cut and that means job losses from doctors, teachers, border patrol agents and government contractors. anywhere from 1 million to 3 million jobs will be lost. california, virginia, texas, washington, d.c., maryland, would each lose more than 100,000 jobs. the bottom line here, this is the manifestation of your elected officials not doing their jobs. they don't see it that way. >> i will absolutely continue this debate into 2013 rather than lock in a long-term deal this year that throws middle class families under t

i want it pick up where we left off. christine, surprising amount of agreement. s actually not that surprising. i think everybody in america -- with maybe a very few exceptions -- understand we need tax reform, we need debt reform, we need to solve the jobs problem. i don't think anyone would like us to go over the fiscal cliff. why is this problem not getting solved? >> the honest part of this is everyone's got to give something up. when you have tax reform. some people give up some of their retirement benefits -- i don't even know what's all on the table to give up but no one wants to give anything up. in a way it is like america is living the me more now bubble era. no one wants to pay for what we've already spent. >> i reject your premise. fiscal cliff will be avoided. calvin coolidge said if you see ten problems coming at you, chances are if you stand still, nine will fall in the ditch. in the meantime, while we're putting it off until december, will it havegativeconomic ef eep playing asteroids, we'll never focus on the long-term problem, the entitlement ref

i am the hot girl fronting this group? >> no. because there was another hot girl. so -- >> as they said, stevie, the spotlight was on you. >> in my -- it was still christine and me in. because i had always had her there. so that feminine strength kind of very much dwindled because then it became more the boys club. >> when you went out on your own, what in 1981, how liberating though was that for you as a woman? talk about being in the position of strength at that point. >> it was fantastic. it was great. and it was -- you know, i only did it because i needed a vehicle to do more songs. three songs every two years or three years wasn't enough for me. i wrote all the time. all the songs that were being written were being thrown into the song box and never reaching people. when i went to fleetwood mac and said i'm going to make a solo record. i tried to make them understand, i'm not leaving fleetwood mac. it's like if you do another show on the side, i need another vehicle for these songs. i'm not leaving the band. you don't really have to worry about it. don't get uptight about it. i'm not going anywhere. >> some of the songs you mentioned you were writing, you star

i can watch that forever. christinepoint," vp chatter. a former cabinet member getting tons of buzz this morning. but is she interested in being mitt romney's running mate? we'll talk about that. >>> and they recycle and they rock out. the garbage men band is going to jam for us on instruments they literally made out of trash. you're watching "starting point." back in a moment. er is different but centurylink is committed to being a different kind of communications company by continuing to help you do more and focus on the things that matter to you. >>> welcome back to "starting point." we've got a live look at new powerful flooding from heavy rains. taking a look at some of these pictures right now. we have taped eaaerials this morning from the flooding in harris county, texas. we'll tell you about all of that when we come back. >>> iowa senator chuck grassry wants government safety officials to look at sudden acceleration in toyota vehicles. he says whistle blowers have come forward saying that the agency's investigat

month are people expecting them to bring in the good news you know i don't know about the jobs numbers i'm not even there yet christine i'm still stuck on this g.d.p. thing because beyond the numbers of people get fixated on maybe to gauge where we are as an economy now i want to talk about really the broader context because our guest doesn't think that the economy is recovery doesn't think the economy is doing well he thinks it's been all downhill since the fifty's and sixty's the last time that americans lived had a decent standard of living without going into massive amounts of debt in order to sustain that living admits stagnant wages so we're really going to talk about the situation with doug casey he's a very well known publisher of casey research's and author of best selling books and he really tells it like it is which is what he's known for we're going to hear it all right you always tend to go pretty deep into these things we do a good job a lawyer and you all stay tuned but for us here that's going to do it for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r t america or our website r t dot com

i would say not quite yet. >> christine lagarde said banks should be financing the economy and helping to stabilize it. she criticized banks that failed to reform following the lehman brothers collapse in to douse any. the imf had praised efforts to deal with the euro crisis but said the work is far from over. >> from the imf perspective, we believe that more needs to be done in order to really complete the architectural job of the eurozone. and monetary union, a banking union, followed by a fiscal union. >> christine lagarde warned that the imf believes the world economy will continue to weekend, it would cut its growth forecast in its upcoming global outlook. >> in the market here in europe ended the week on a sour note. investors are concerned about a slowdown in the united states after it posted weaker than

. >> reporter: christine met bale. >> i am a batman fan. >> reporter: he also stopped by the memorial for the 12 who were killed in the massacre. the denver broncos made the rounds trying to comfort survivors. >> this is our community we have to come together. >> reporter: there's more uplifting news. hugo jackson medically who some are calling a miracle -- baby was born yesterday his parents were at the theater, his mom uninjured, his dad lost an eye and still fighting for his life. new details about the man who allegedly carried out the massacre. inside the aurora police headquarters the hours after the shooting, james holmes was staring at the wall, eyebrows twitching, he even used evidence bags placed over his hands by detectives as hand pup mets. holmes will be charged monday. that -- tahman bradley, abc news. >>> stay with us for the latest developments on the tragedy in colorado. we are updating developments on twitter. >>> gilroy police looking for the person or people who managed to steal more than $12,000 worth of tickets for this weekend's garlic festival. 1,000 tickets wer

want to hide this i have it anonymously donate it to schools or something obviously they're going to keep making this kind that is you have. that is so sweet and helpful of you christine one thing i want to point out does this make you angry or bank of america because i think that your new year's resolution was to close your account at b. of a because you were upset with the. business and i accounted b. of a has been closed i have left i'm going to be honest though i don't think they missed me if i was in a member of this that says and i was depositing all this money in the millions of dollars they would probably miss me so it doesn't surprise me at all that you know bank of america helped them cover this up they're learning from the best bank of america learned from the actual drug cartels which are maybe more valuable than you or i let's move on really quickly before we go i just want to get to the next story which is. there's been a saying rap songs that more money really leads to more problems well in a boring moment moment by moment emo problems well maybe that's really true according to a new book by a canadian wealth advisor the book claims relationships betwee

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christine, housing looks like it's back. am i wrong?ing you prove your case, zillow making the call that the bottom is in. why? one piece of evidence, home values are up for the first time in five years. a little uptick in home values here. that's one of the reasons why they're saying a bottom is reached. here's what the country looks like. green, ali. these are the markets that they say hit bottom. look at parts of california, arizona, phoenix. phoenix prices up 10%. parts of colorado, even over here in florida, you know, kind of ground zero to the real estate speculative boom and then bust. you're seeing some recovery there. red on this map, anywhere you see red, ali, this means there is no bottom. not even in the next 12 months. homes now are more affordable than they've ever been in 20 years measured against median income. if you have a job and savings, it's a good time to buy. and that housing affordability number is pretty good for you overall. one last thing here. mortgage rates. mortgage rates have never been cheaper. 30-year mo

a few years ago, i did a guest star on new christine, that tv show. and i was like i am home. this is what i do. this is what i do. i knew i had to come back. tavis: i know this because i have read this a few times that you were not really ready for the success that came with "3rd rock." >> it was a shocker. i think television fame -- you might have experienced this. tavis: i have no frame. come on. you are famous in my said. it is a very different thing. it is just a different animal. i could be in an airport lobby with made robin and julia roberts and no one would look at them because it is a tv thing. it is a familiarity. people will talk at you. that is her, that is the girl from -- i know good time here. and sometimes negatively. one guy was like, oh, she got paid. -- she got big. [laughter] i'm right here. i can hear you. television is so weird because you are in their living room. there is an intimacy that i was not prepared for. i had no understanding of it. i have said this before. honestly, the best way i can describe it is that it was as if my life was two blocks ah

alone not to mention of course there's so much irony in this of the cops trying to stop christine and matthew from i don't know agitating all the poor minorities that are being urged stopping the cause of agitating all the poor minorities that are being targeted by the stop and frisks if only christine and matthew caught their other transgressions on camera like when they spied on muslims peace activists outside of the state when they fudged arrest numbers to me quotas and make the city appear less dangerous so i think it's pretty fair for someone to record you doing your job especially if you're in a position of power and they're holding you to account if concerned citizens out there like were seen in that wonder take the think list as an deserve to be put on a poster that rewards them for their work not targets that so far try to make the pair into bad guys while they're busy violating your rights will stop and frisks were giving the n.y.p.d. tonight's tool time award. well it's almost independence day an occupy is using the holiday to stage a national gathering of occupy occupy groups in philadel

>> christine and i have been in the city every day. we are staying until about 6:00 every night. that's the worst time in the world to get in a regular car and drive home. so we've been using mass transit, which works great, except the bar car on the train, which i guess -- what is that? the metro north? >> yes. >> the metro north. how about that? the metro north. anyway, we had a lot of fun. i wish i could tell you last night what happened when we got on. it was hard to find a seat because there are only so few air conditioned ones. a very nice gentleman very much into working on his computer. i sit down next to him. chrissy sits opposite him. for the most part we're just fine. all of a sudden a very lanky guy comes in, joins the group. that's when the games begin. and it turns out that the guy sitting next to me is from moscow and his name is miccal. we had so much fun. i was like this the whole way. it got crazy, but we made a date for tonight. we're all going to meet back on the bus. >> on the train? >> on the train. the train, the bus. hey, if i can have that much fun on a t

. >> christine at him. >> i am batman fans. >> the actor also stopped by the memorial for the 12 people the denver broncos also made the rounds, to comfort survivors. >> this is our community. >> there's more uplifting news. hugo jackson medley was born yesterday. his parents were at the movie. when the chaos broke out. his mother was not injured but his father is still fighting for his life. we are hearing extraordinary stories from survivors. amanda's or friend alex sacrificed himself to save her -- amanda's boyfriend. chrissy polis me down and covered my head -- he -- >> he pulled me down and covered my head. >> in the hours after the shooting, james holmes was staring at the wall at the police station, his eyebrows twitching. he even used evidence bags which were placed over his hands asby detectives as hand puppets. >> state farm is pulling its ads from penn state football broadcasts following the child sex abuse scandal. gm is reconsidering its sponsorship deal as well. wall street is threatened to downgrade the schools credit rating. this suggests the price of the scandal could g

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but first i want to bring back christine romans and bring in the sharp conservative mind of cnn contributorill cain, as well as norm onstein, self-described centrist. will, i kept new suspense here. let's get your gut reaction. >> gut reaction? it's you. it's you folks. you're the problem. i agreed with you 100%. >> i have never heard that in history. the voter. look. we borrow $3.6 billion every single day to keep our standard of living in this country the way it is. we scream about earmarks but people expect to elect someone to come home and bring them jobs -- >> jobs, swimming pools, schools. >> you hear people talking about big government, especially in an election year, talking about big government, they hate it. they don't want you to touch their medicare. you know, you hear all of this talk about what we want from our government. then they turn around and they vote people in office who are just rushing for the status quo which is getting elected in nour four years and not really planning for america. we have been spending beyond our means for so long that now when we're really in a t

the one thing i would add to what christine said and i agree with virtually everything you said.ast time we had interest rates this low was the great depression. sometimes they aren't the blessing we think they are. the reason people aren't borrowing is fear factor. >> that and a combination of people still can't get access to the money and the fact that i hope to have a job or business to pay that back. your company is the world's largest bond investor. low interest rates a blessing or a curse. >> i feel like i'm going to put on my blue helmet to say you all have a good point. interest rates are low for the wrong reasons. the fed is in major experimental mode and the fight for quality. we are here for the wrong reasons. this is a window but we are not using this window properly. you only borrow if you know a couple of things, that you are going to enhance your growth potential and that you are going to be able to pay off the debt in the long term. we neither have growth enhancing measures nor do we have a fiscal plan. so the risk is that we waste this window and find ourselves w

. >>> christine, i want to talk to you. we had said 50 people injured. the number of people killed has been downgraded to 12 people killed, which is better news than we've been dealing with earlier today. >> so true. >> how do they expect the 50 who are injured to -- what's the prognosis there? >> some are in critical condition and some in surgery as we speak right now. and they are still getting more people coming to the hospitals on their own. one hospital is doing decontamination because of tear gas exposure, and there are a number of minor injuries, tear gas exposure decontamination, also some shrapnel wounds and the like. and i want to talk to you about this young victim we have been trying to track down. eyewitnesss telling reporters on the scene moments after the shooting about a young girl, a little girl carried out in the arms of a police officer. listen. >> i saw at least four, maybe five people that were limping, wounded, slightly bloody. the most that i saw was a girl who was pretty much covered in blood, and she didn't have any wounds on her