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so aggressive that clint eventually turned to dr. dowde and a treatment in trial at ucsf. it uses an electronic device that delivers a unique cancer-fighting agent. >> you expose your melanoma cells to a transient, but strong electrical stimulus. you open a small pore or multiple small pores in each melanoma cell. >> first the ucsf team injects dna plasma into the area of the melanoma. it is genetically engineered to produce a protein and next they deliver a 1300 volt current into the same area using a device manufactured by san diego-based onkosec. it is known as electro- electro-poloration. >> you will hear some clicking. >> the electric shock causes pours in the cancer cell's membrane to open just long enough to allow the plasma to enter. once inside the cells begin producing the proteins which are treated as an alarm signal by the body's immune system. triggering it to attack the cancer cells. >> you can see that the lesions are thinned and almost disappear. >> while the treatment is highly successful in controlling targeted lesions, in a percentage of cases the immune

so aggressive that clint eventually turned to dr. dowde and a treatment in trial at ucsf. it uses an electronic device that delivers a unique cancer-fighting agent. >> you expose your melanoma cells to a transient, but strong electrical stimulus. you open a small pore or multiple small pores in each melanoma cell. >> first the ucsf team injects dna plasma into the area of the melanoma. it is genetically engineered to produce a protein and next they deliver a 1300 volt current into the same area using a device manufactured by san diego-based onkosec. it is known as electro- electro-poloration. >> you will hear some clicking. >> the electric shock causes pours in the cancer cell's membrane to open just long enough to allow the plasma to enter. once inside the cells begin producing the proteins which are treated as an alarm signal by the body's immune system. triggering it to attack the cancer cells. >> you can see that the lesions are thinned and almost disappear. >> while the treatment is highly successful in controlling targeted lesions, in a percentage of cases the immune

clint turned to dr. doud in an investigational treatment currently in trials at ucsf. it uses an electronic. >> you open a small pore in each cell. >> first team injects dna plasma into the area. it's engineered to produce a protein called interlukean 12 next they deliver a current into the area. >> as seen, electric shock causes cancer cell membrane to open just long enough to allow plasma to enter. once inside the cells begin producing proteins treated as an alarm signal triggering it to attack cancer cells. >> you can see lesions are faint. >> treatment is highly success envelope controlling targeted leagues dr. doud says the immune response continued well beyond that treated area. >> you can have responses not just to tumors but to tumors in other parts of the body you haven't injected or done anything. we think there is a immune memory that forms. >> he says half patients experienced improvement included untreated areas for clint and his wife early results offer hope of enjoying outdoor activities into retirement. >> spending time together. and have bought a 2-yea

clint turned to dr. doud in an investigational treatment currently in trials at ucsf.ctronic. >> you open a small pore in each cell. >> first team injects dna plasma into the area. it's engineered to produce a protein called interlukean 12 next they deliver a current into the area. >> as seen, electric shock causes cancer cell membrane to open just long enough to allow plasma to enter. once inside the cells begin producing proteins treated as an alarm signal triggering it to attack cancer cells. >> you can see lesions are faint. >> treatment is highly success envelope controlling targeted leagues dr. doud says the immune response continued well beyond that treated area. >> you can have responses not just to tumors but to tumors in other parts of the body you haven't injected or done anything. we think there is a immune memory that forms. >> he says half patients experienced improvement included untreated areas for clint and his wife early results offer hope of enjoying outdoor activities into retirement. >> spending time together. and have bought a 2-year-old convertib

so clint and his team unloaded everything they had into the enemy positions. and with that cover, three wounded americans made their escape mace would not survive. but carter's bravery among the brave now deserving the medal of honor two medals of honor for the same battle is very rare. the award for ty carter marks the first time in almost half a century that one battle resulted in two living service members being awarded the highest honor a troop can receive. two service members who were killed in the black hawk down attack in somalia were posthumously awarded the medal of honor for that battle, which was on october 3 1993 -- 16 years to the day before the attack on combat outpost keating. >> jacqueline: we can see the fog clearing. cooler temperatures and even along the coast. 62 degrees 68 in the san mateo and the east bayshore. 65 and alameda. and a few low 70's in union city. the east bay in the valleys are still going to be warm. 90's in brentwood and livermore. still cooler than today. 70's for the most part. 70's and the sunnyvale. and 85 degrees for

start in the early mornings, commuting between court appointments homes of low increase and disabled clints, hospitals and schools and his work leads into the late evenings he can be found in the late trip ac's where he tutors nearly 50 america youth to help them understand the important of education their futures in the world and academic excellence his mint doesn't stop at mentoring he helps many student pursue scholarships to per view their dreams for higher education he understand lue d importance of community service and empowering our people to be strong and proud and conscious and capable members of the community who never forgot their heritage. so abraham, on behalf of the city and county of the san francisco x we will like to presented you with the 2012 distinguished service award. (applause). >>> thank you all and i appreciate this very much from the government of san francisco and i thanks our community at large and everyone who is here and for them, i thank them also and we will try our best and the commitment to work with our arabs will never be interrupted or anything the work

staff sergeant clint romajay already received a medal of honor. >> they heard comrades were pinned down. so clint and his team unloaded everything they had into the enemy positions and with that covered three wounded meshes made their escape. >> the fifth living recipient to be awarded the medal of honor for actions in iraq or afghanistan. he will receive his medal from the president at the white house on august 26th. >>> more details now, the medal of honor is the nation's highest award for valor and combat. since then more than 3400 med also of honor have been awarded to all members of the armed forces including the coast guard. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the looming possibility of another bart strike. there are now 9 days left before the union's 30 day contract extension is set to expire on august 4th. talks continue at this hour. there has been some progress this week between the two sides. that's in spite of the absence of bart's chief negotiator who is expected to be back next week. once the two sides finish today's talks they're scheduled to be back at the negotiating

clint. the speech. which. ultimately. limits good. luck just seems to. come out of my mind i'm a little. today's news and the week's top stories from our t.v. edward snowden's asylum options grow as three latin american countries now say they're willing to shield the stranded n.s.a. whistleblower for the american prosecutors. supporters and opponents of the ousted egyptian president of valor more protests as the country's army backed government tries to regain control of the streets after weeks of rallies and violence. and one tone i'm o'barr the allegedly step up aggressive efforts to break the mass hunger strike at the prison which has entered its sixth month.

former supervisor clint is here, i can see him in the crowd thank you for being here as well. our chiefs from the fire and police department are here. members of our commissions are here as well and thank you very much. my good buddy, leonid, mucupkin has been an advisor to me for many, many years previous to my being mayor of san francisco. and he is always been giving me great advice on not only history, but how we can celebrate more of it in modern day san francisco. and just a couple of weeks ago leo, we celebrated our 1906 earthquake event as we have done for the 107 years that we have had and it is great to always bring those themes of history that we have and of course, with the 1906 earthquake, the theme has been about resilancy and recovery, that we should bring today that we should continue to be a resilient city and build for the future. when you look at the history of what the mayor brought to this wonderful city in the late 1800s, you realize you have a similar great theme that i can bring forward today and that theme continues to be one of philantrophy. he was a

clint van zandt, always good to talk to you, sir. thank you so much. >> thanks, chris. >>> we have new details on the health of secretary of state john kerry's wife. she suffered a grand malseizure on sunday and experts call it the most serious type of seizure and involves the whole body. she is in fair condition in a boston hospital after being flown from a vacation home in nantucket. she is also a breast cancer survivor. >>> eliot spitzer getting emotional this morning on "morning joe." >> what has changed personally of who you are? >> a lot of pain. a lot of pain. >> that's it? >> yeah. you go through that pain, you change. >> all right. >> the former new york governor was swarmed by the press yesterday. h five years ago, he resigned in disgrace as he was client number nine a patron of high priced prostitutes. he thinks he deserves another chance at public office. >> i failed. i had flaws. made horrific judgments. was unfaithful to my family. to the elect rorate. >> he must collect 3,750 signatures by thursday to be on the ballot.

hurt and clint merckinson. two of the sons had such football jones they both started the second regime, which is defined by jerry jones ownership is the brilliance there is the team hasn't -- they came and won super bowls -- three super bowls in four years. off the charts. then ever since, ever since, jerry jones and jimmie johnson divorced [laughter] the team has been lousy. what jerry ones has done is to monetize the franchise as the league has been monetized. the league today is not just the premier sports league in the united states, it is one of the biggest entertainment businesses in the world. >> it is tickets, underwriting, partnerships, tv. unfortunately for dallas fans they have to take pride in well, we're the most televised team in the nfl. 18 of the top 20 programs in the united states, in 2011 were nfl games. most of them with the dallas cowboys involved. so it is a different kind of player pride. but it is a lot to be proud of. they are still topic a of the conversation in the nfl. >> is there a

her mother clint. the speech. she gave. her or her. wish i. was. able to stomach some good. luck just send them out in a moment. to come out front of a little. the syrian army allegedly discovers a lab that used by rebels to produce an. stored toxic chemical substances those reports coming from state television. a criminal probe for an ex-president egypt's former leader is investigated for allegedly spying killing and wrecking the economy even as he's backers continue to protest for his return. fugitive n.s.a. leaker edward snowden asks russia for asylum as he struggles to put an end to his legal limbo in a moscow airport transit zone sparkie american outrage towards the kremlin. and anger grows in america following the court verdict acquitting george zimmerman of killing black teenager trayvon martin with protests raging across the nation.

clint. i'm not used to the tundra just freedom i am my dear. oh. in second grade i ran away from the boarding school to my friends will be around to the tundra. to the tundra is just miskito that i don't know how people can live there to get in there no tv's in the tents how can i send my child to boarding school that i won't be able to sleep at night after that. they enter a life without knowledge of how to do basic things they don't get that in school. dozens of detainees being force fed and such claims of sexual abuse by gaza gone time of day where a mosque hunger strike is entering its sixth nonis. believe us president gathers latin american leaders to come down what he calls if you ask intimidation tactics so watching to close america's embassy after his job was refused access to european aspects. and supporters of ousted president called for more projects after the on this clown down on the muslim brotherhood leading to fears the military and islam as well cloche.

. - or that clint eastwood, who really did think out loud with the camera rolling... - i hate to simplify it down to just "be yourself," but that's--then people say, "well, who am i? who is myself?" - could make time after the picture was taken for for a meal with someone he's just met. - he was fantastic. he then stayed after, had lunch with us. we talked about filmmaking and jazz music. - or that a painter whose thoughts on work go in this direction. - it's like making love. sometimes you can do it, and sometimes you can't. - also knows what it takes to sit still for a picture. - he didn't move a millimeter. he was an incredibly generous collaborator. - so after posing the likes of the late vaclav havel, who led czechoslovakia to freedom, and chatting with the oscar-winning actress vanessa redgrave and listening to the oscar-winning actor alan arkin, and chuck close, the painter paralyzed in his 40s, yet still working. and former secretary of state madeleine albright and comic billy connolly and singer willie nelson and on and on. what do these faces tell him about the meaning of wisdom

clint. good speech. will. play. a long slow. play. and in the. run i'm a little. choose your language. make of it knowing if i'm going to say still some. chance that the consensus can. change the opinions that you think are a couple. choose the stories that in life choose me access to. safe. protests erupt in no more than one hundred cities across america after the killer of an unarmed black teenager walks free from court on grounds of self-defense. convicted and jailed a prominent russian opposition activist. has sentenced to five years in jail for embezzlement but is freed pending an appeal. and one hand washing the other an r t source says israel used a turkish military base to carry out an air strike on syria allegations that have been denied by a car. plus reports emerge that germany's intelligence services eagerly helped the n.s.a. and its surveillance that's despite her limbs and much outrage over america's spying program.

. >> reporter: clint eastwood embodying the don't give up, spirit of detroit with his iconic commercial, reminding americans watching the superbowl of the city's latest come back. >> the world is going to hear the roar of our engines. it's halftime, america, and our second half is about to begin. ♪ whenever i'm with him >> reporter: and the motown glory years of fast cars and soul music are long gone. now the homicide rate at its highest in 40 years. dubbed murder city with 78,000 abandoned buildings, 63% of its population gone. so empty the city of paris could fit inside the vacant space. today the michigan governor announced the unavoidable. bankruptcy. >> detroit is broke. >> reporter: detroit now hoping to start over. >> it's an opportunity for a fresh start. >> reporter: one of the ideas, downsizing. >> we could become the greenest city in the country because of the land that we have. >> reporter: the bitter pill of being the largest american city to ever fold, stiffing creditors, cutting pensions while hoping to offer its citizens some way out. jim avila, abc news, washington. >>>

clint. goodspeed. her. i wish i. lived. a long slow good. luck. and. find i'm a better little. soldier my language a whole but i will only react to situations i have read the reports. for years and know i will leave them to stay behind and comment on your letters. so it's. no more weasel words. when you question me prepared for a change when you punish the ready for a bad. freedom of speech and now the freedom to cast. what defines a country's success. baselessly years of economic growth. or a factual standard of living. is a. welcome back to cross talk are all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing the future of democracy in the middle east. ok stephen i can go back to you in a way in washington i mean how would other islamic groups now see democracy in the region because they'll say you know these guys they don't play by the rules why should we be part of this process you know it's that this is a defining moment in that respect go ahead. but first of all just to respond to carrots earlier comment i do agree with them absent a change in u.s. law thi

clint. good speech. will. look. good. and i'm. gonna make. good lumbered sure. was to believe in each most sophisticated which doesn't sound anything mission to teach me why you should care about humans. this is why you should want only. a little more freedom for natalee the russian opposition blogger is released with travel restrictions before his appeal is heard a day after being handcuffed in court. u.s. whistleblower bradley manning faces the very real prospect of a life behind bars after eight judge refuses to drop the charge against aiding the enemy. israel of reals over an imminent financial blockade effectively cutting off settlements built on palestinian land from any sort of european union funding. and as a fact in all my desperation wasn't enough for believe the crowds have poured into the streets over relevation revelations of mass corruption at the top of the ruling party.

crisis but the secular trend remained intact on a downward basis so you know that clinton was right but clint was looking at this from a micro level as opposed to a macro level you have to pull a lens back and look at the thirty year trend and say well could shift the other way then there will be short term periods where increasing leveraged. well work but in general you can't have any on at all because if you do you're going to continually get hurt as asset prices decline so what you see is the gap between price and value in assets narrow and assets become valued on their utility as opposed to being valued on their speculative premium and that is a collapse the dude is going to get all areas of the economy you know housing people think of it as well you know this is how we get wealthy used average americans we buy a house it goes up in value no no no housing is a depreciating capital asset you buy a house because you need a place to sleep now let's talk about the secular trends for a second to put this in a context because you're talking about a thirty year trend if you go back thirty years

to clint.packages are poised to gain full access to personal data on hundreds of millions of mobile phone. to the side to take to the threat. report claims one in five victims of u.s. drone strikes in pakistan the civilians as the pentagon looks to expand operations in the country's tribal. think tank a dramatically and widening wealth gap in britain due to welfare reforms described as speeded up thatcherism top stories this hour.

clint. good speech. will. bring. good. luck. and a. little. all right i'm back with more from bart naylor we were just talking about eliot spitzer i'd like to correct myself is one hundred forty billion dollar pension fund that he wants to oversee what are his handicap his odds here of getting this position what is he well i know the voters as well as anybody right in new york as well as anybody raised in idaho would know them so i don't know if he's going to win this position but the new york controller is already one of the more active shareholder proponents bringing actually using their f.c.c. parag it's to bring shareholder resolutions they for example brought the resolution that challenge whether or not jamie dimon can be both c.e.o. and oversee himself as chair for example and did very well in the vote no campaign on ellen food or who was one of the risk committee members of j.p. morgan and brought the credential of being head of the natural history museum. in new york city but all sharp teeth are more than welcome in the field of shareh

character and the indomitable spirit some people think o cowboys like characters played by john wayne and clint eastwood people think of patrick dorion. who is he? a radio host who calls himself the cowboys a libertarian argues the bloated government is killing off grit in america. >> we have become a dependt state and we decided to tde freedom for security to say let the government handle these things let's be dependent on the goment. john: you say your parents are very different. >> absolutely they said if you want to go be something in your life you have to get out there and start working when you e young, start doing things and demonstrate the ability to stand by your own 2 feet the last few years we have been teaching self-esteem instead of self-reliance. john: they like them so. >> that is great we build an ice nation of narcissist. life has risk you cannot litigate or legislate your way t of every problem. something just happened. john: the one thing is we baby boomers embra was the welfare state. i believed this would end poverty and it is a good example of the dependency talk because i

clint. fugitive cia whistleblower edward snowden says he wants asylum in russia and is ready to stop harming the u.s. as washington providing him a propaganda platform. hunger strike. jail officials claim inmates have started again prison his lawyers say it's not the end of the protest indefinite detention that has lost it almost a year. and street battles in belfast dozens injured as protestant hardliners clashed with police trying to block them from entering a catholic district.

character and the indomitable spirit some pple think of cowboys like characters plad by john wayne and clint eastwood people think of patrick dorinson. who is he? a radio host who calls himself the cowboys a libertarian argues the bloated government is killing off grit in america. >> we have become a dependent state and we decided to trade freedom for security to say let the government handle these things let's be dependent on the government. john: you say your parents are very different. >> absolutely they said if you want to go be something in your life you have to get out there and start working when you are young, start doing things and demonstrate the ability to stand by your own 2 feet the last few years we have been teaching self-esteem insteaof self-reliance. john: they like them so. >> that is great we build an ice nation of narcissist. life has risk you cannot litigate or legislate your way out of every problem. something just happened. john: the one thing is we baby boomers embrace washe welfare state. i believed this would end poverty and it is a good example of the dependency ta

live clint . a little more freedom for not only this russian opposition blogger it's released with travel restrictions before his appeal is heard this a day after being handcuffed in court. u.s. whistleblower bradley manning faces the very real prospect of a life behind bars after a judge refuses to drop the charge against some of aiding the enemy. israel reels over an imminent e.u. financial blockade affectively cutting off settlements built on palestinian land from any sort of year fenian funding. and as the economic desperation wasn't enough for believed spain crowds have poured into the streets over the revelations of not school ruction at the top of the ruling party.

. >> though president clint may have survived the affair with monica. >> i did not have sexual relationshiph that woman. >> the second chances are not guaranteed for all public figures who flirt with scandal. >> why does though thee wein think he can run for office and why does his wife stand by him and why are young women sedouced by those with power? dr. berm man, great to have you here. i want to talk about these guys and what they do. i first want to ask you, what is it about the men that would cause young attractive women, whether it is you know, the monica or others to be interested in married men who are older than their fathers? >> first of all, power, money and fame are hilo seductive and one of the things that are interesting, nick richey of the dirty.combroke the story. he was on my show and i talked to him a bit. he interviewed this woman for hours and days and months, really there was a grooming process. this was a guy who was seductive and he knows how to seduce women and he looked for someone who was kind of turned on by his sexual prowess and even more his political prowess

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. >> though president clint may have survived the affair with monica. >> i did not have sexual relationship the second chances are not guaranteed for all public figures who flirt with scandal. >> why does though thee wein think he can run for office and why does his wife stand by him and why are young women sedouced by those with power? dr. berm man, great to have you here. i want to talk about these guys and what they do. i first want to ask you, what is it about the men that would cause young attractive women, whether it is you know, the monica or others to be interested in married men who are older than their fathers? >> first of all, power, money and fame are hilo seductive and one of the things that are interesting, nick richey of the dirty.combroke the story. he was on my show and i talked to him a bit. he interviewed this woman for hours and days and months, really there was a grooming process. this was a guy who was seductive and he knows how to seduce women and he looked for someone who was kind of turned on by his sexual prowess and even more his political prowess and that's how h

ronald reagan, bill clint, and george w. bush when you go tohe public. charles, have an idea.ongress is blocking me. i want to do this or that. come with me and help me on stock this out of congress. the president cims that is what he was doing. j kearney and others said he will go talk to the american @%ople to rally them. what he was really doing was playing the inside out game. he went to other places to turn around and pick a bubble are and say reporters, shame on you. don't cover for the scandals. republicans, smen you. you people in america and poor people. he went to other places to talk to washington. it was not about economics or mamanufacturing. is what he thinks washington ought to be focused on. >> the follow through on those promises. charles: you just made reference. it seems to me that the president feels it can drive a wedge into the republican party. friction between tea party, the rhino, the old school guys. i have noticed more and more. is it possible that he can do that? >> you will get away with saying it. charles: and republican has an epiphany. >> the re

>>reporter: and clint eastwood embodying the don't give up spirit of detroit with his iconic commercial reminding americans watching the super bowl of the city latest come back. >> world will hear the roar of our engine. yes. it's half time america. our second half is about to begin. >>reporter: but the motown glory years of fast cars and soul music lon gone. now the homicide rate is at its highest in 40 years. dub murder city with 78,000 abandoned building buildings. 63 percent of its population gone. so empty the city of paris could fit inside the vacant space. and today the michigan governor announced the unavoidable bankruptcy. >> detroit is broke. >>reporter: detroit now hoping to start over. >> opportunity for fresh start. >>reporter: one of the ideas down sizing. >> we could become the greenest city in the country because of the land that we have. >>reporter: but first the bitter pill of being the largestm city to ever fold stiffing creditor cutting pension while hoping to offer the citizens some way out. this is abc news washington. >> if 10 car of freight train derail in new yo

i don't think anybody with clint clint last time around will be caught not being very conscious of everythingwas going on out there and being, and in a lot of ways barack obama was the warning signal for this time. don't let that happen again. jon: you were heavily, i mean you were a pioneer in internet fund-raising when you ran the dean campaign but i guess she has leaped, you know, leaps and bounds over what you were doing? >> well, we were very primitive time. the internet wasn't quite where it is today and with youtube and everything and i phones. they didn't exist in 2003. but she's got, i think they have really wised up from the 2008 campaign. i think hillary clinton if she runs will raise a billion dollars on internet from a lot of woman who want to see the first woman president. if not again for her policies and other things. i think they have an operation there. think can do, they can make just like the obama campaign made the dean campaign look ridiculous, the clinton campaign of 2016 could make the obama campaign look small potatoes compared to what they can pull off in 2016. jon:

it has been almost eight years since hillary clint hurricane katrina katrina devastated the city of newgs are looking up. forbes ranks the city number four in the country for job growth. a new orleans comeback has made the city the fastest growing metropolis in the country since 2007. joining me now, journalist and author julia reed, "but mama always put vodka in her sangria." the host of her own show on msnbc, my friend and colleague melissa pa melissa harris perry. >> i'm so excited you you're in new orleans! >> i'm moving into your home. please. i want you to first weigh in on the story of new orleans. nationally we hear about how slow economic recovery's been but those stats point to a new orleans that's on the up and up, though perhaps the economic recovery has not been equally distributed over all parts of the city. melissa, your take? >> i think that's always the question is that new orleans is always a tale of multiple cities. that was true before katrina but it is particularly true in the recovery period. so the question isn't just is there job growth in general, but the ways i

. >> john: it's clint eastwood's fault. >> well, yes, and it's also the fault of the larger communityt looking at policy, right? we have work to do to shape the way that policies work, but we have a long road on culture. mainstream media and hollywood is an area we need to concentrate on. >> john: what is the reaction to protests that we're seeing around the country that is springing up and very racially mixed. >> our reaction is this is great. what we've been working to do is trying to make sure that we get technology out to the organizers, and we capture people's names we're able to register people to vote. we're able to do the other organizing pieces to transfer this energy. we're proud of what has happened so far has been peaceful and the black folks have mobilized using civil disobedience and has been on the road map as well. >> john: you're calling on trayvon martin supporters to turn their frustration into action and go positive. i admire a lot of. i'm sick of hearing no liberals, no peace. to hold the justice system accountable. that sounds great. what needs to be done? how is

. >> clint eastwood. >> thank you so much. as always, and tune in later today to politics nation, reverend al sharpton has an interview with trayvon martin's martins for the full hour. that's at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. on the heels of the george zimmerman verdict another controversy on tragic self-defense case is headed to trial in florida. right now that trial set to begin in september. 46-year-old michael dunn is charged with first degree murder in the shooting death last november of jordan davis an unarmed african-american teen the same age as martin was. it happened the day after thanksgiving at a gas station convenience store in jacksonville, florida. dunn and his girlfriend pulled up in their vehicle next to one with four teens in it. while his girlfriend was inside the store dunn told the teens to turn down their music. of a an exchange of words dunn began swhoogt a handgun firing eight or nine shots. dunn is charged with first degree murder in jordan davis' death and faces three counts of attempted first

drove clint activity. liz: general motors says sales grew nearly 4% in the first half of 2013 to 4.5 million cars and light trucks. gains in north america, particularly along with china, helped offset softness in europe and south america. david: coca-cola weighing on the dow today after second quarter sales came in weaker than expected. global economic weakness and cool weather crimped sales of soft drinks. liz: shares of shfl entertainment soaring today. look at this, up 21%, after rifle bally technologies announced it will acquire the casone games maker for roughly $1.3 billion. this will expand bally's presence in key international markets. toss the dice. "after the bell" starts right now. david: yahoo! coming out any moment but let's get to today's action. steven rosen is calling for a pullback. larry shover in the pits of the cme. we got larry shover's notes, 8:30 this morning, half hour, 45 minutes best market even opened. larry, let's go to you first. one thing i thought would weigh more heavily on

lot of his followers, if he rubs for president in 2016 or someone like him, face off against hillary clint be, the tables will be turned all of a sudden. the republicans won't be the hawks in that general election. you're seeing chris christie and these comments, what we saw from peter king a few days ago, really try to go back to that republican playbook. there's one other thing interesting here. chris christie's been tagged as being too moderate for cozying up to president obama, being for president obama, supporting gun control measures. this is a way for him to go and say, look, i can be conservative, i can go to right in a potentially republican playing field. >> he definitely doubles down in that area of the republican three-legged stool. marco rubio, his poll numbers have gone down a little bit. now his positive rating is down from 28 in april to 23 now in july, negative is up to 20. views of rubio amongst republicans. 49 thought they was positive in april. only 42 now. his negative rating up to 11%. conservative, down also. quite fascinating, this drop for rubio. >> he has taken a

my mistake as clint eastwood told us wisely in "magnum force," a man's got to know his own limitationsyou see you can't trade a huge chunk of money at once. it was in violation of my discipline. you can't put it to work at once. only after you had ideas that you knew had a chance to pan out with an entry point reasonable and exit point that was planned. >> buy, buy, buy. sell, sell, sell. >> knowing it would be gone whether it worked or not to keep discipline intact. i violated my own rules and i had blown it. i confessed to marty my sins and said he should take whatever left of the money back. he wanted to give me more money. he was betting i learn made lesson. you know what? he was right. i reverted to my old style trying to be right about when one idea at a time keeping the rest in character going big when i had the most conviction the way any good trader would do. i slowly but surely made it back while i also paper invested a more active but not truly trading portfolio. paper invested. though i had a half million in the bank. that would become the beginning of my professional inves