they have a pair of good wide receivers at notre dame.ort to reach out to them from the off-season flew out to california and spent a week working 8 hours a day catching passes and building that football relationship. yes, it is a huge year for clausen. as clausen goes and the running game goes, so will notre dame. . >> gene, thanks for joining us here on espnews. >> my pleasure. >> john smoltz may have thrown the last pitch. the red sox designated him >> now on espnews, red sox ace josh beckett seeking to be the first to 14 wins facing a.j. burnett and the yankees. meanwhile, the man who was spottered by the bombers last night, john smoltz, has been designated for assignment. phil mickelson finds an eagle while tiger woods remains as par as par can be at the w.g.c. captioning by captionmax >> after being shelled for eight earned runs and three an one-third innings against the yankees last night, 42-year-old john smoltz has been designated for assignment. red sox g.m. travelled to new york personally to tell smoltz the team designated him

i think notre dame will win 10 games.ch is higher than most people. i don't see any way they don't win 10 games. >> one of the bizarre stories of the day. edwards is of the fame of going into ann arbor and leading appalachian state to one of the biggest upsets in college football history. ran into a lawn mower? >> in appalachian state; they have huge hills. he slipped and the lawn mower rolls back at him. deep cuts in his foot. no broken bones. however, one of the most exciting players in college football he might not be available for the season opener against east carolina. that's a big story. the former michigan quarterback justin fagan who did not play in appalachian state over michigan is transferring to appalachian state. you never know. if edwards can't play maybe a former michigan goes under center. >> irony at its greatest. we need to revisit michael crabtree. you spoke to an advisor who confirmed he is threatening to sit out the season if he doesn't get what he wants from the 49er's. the agent for cabinet release

those are the words of former notre dame football coach lou holtz. >>> from the u.s. army to the u.s. bob sled team. camisole a long-shot candidate to make the team for the winter olympics in vancouver in february. >> hey, he is built. >> yes, he is. drafted by the detroit lions last year but the army ordered him to serve a two-year commitment after his college days. he does hope to is attend a career after his olympic career. >>> donald foil, the nba veteran has helped more than 1,it 200 children in the caribbean in three years. last year he held a camp stressing education, nutrition, and yes, basketball. foyle hopes to expand the program to other countries. >> nice job. thanks. >>> a freak show owner is going to court. i just like to say freak show because he lost out on buying a five-legged doggy. but even if he wins, it's too late for him to get what he really wants.

çyou know, the problem with the that he said is dame in the championship çgame?y, let me tell you. we could be second in the country. everybody calls me an idiot. it's a guy finishes last in medical school, they call him dr. -- if a guy finishes last in medical school. sean: sean: we are missing people with that passion, that commitment. i have never liked term limits, and i vacillate sometimes and say it is as bad an idea as they come. >> it is not about voting with your party. >> no, but i do agree that we need politicians that absolutely have a passion for it, and today, i think we are seeing -- >> would you ever run? >> no, but i would raise money for a good candidate. sean: why not? >> because i am not in a position to run. sean: sure, you are. >> you need good people. >> yes, sure, but let me tell you something. you go out on the campaign trail, and i do not care if it is for congress or may or president, and they are good people, and we tend to vilify people and put down a good politicians, and i do not think that is a good thing. sean: stay away from thes

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plant, and additional 3900 escape suved in kansas city, a plant that was slated to shut down for two dames later this month. >> the demand took us by surprise. not the amount, but how quickly people came to ford. >> reporter: dealers across the country say they're desperate for new cars to replenish lots drained by the success of the cash for clunkers program. >> we'll take more inventory if we can get it. >> reporter: analysts say ford and some asian automakers have benefitted the most from cash for clunkers. brian benstock, a new york honda dealer, is one of them. he has plenty of customers, but hybrid cars -- >> they're asking for hybrids. and we've sold them all out. >> reporter: gm says inventory levels are now at historic lows, but unlikely to increase production for now. the big three automakers all cut back production last year. gm and chrysler even itled their plants. shipments to dealers ground to a halt. now -- >> everybody's scrambling, trying to find carps. >> reporter: chrysler report dlil plans to add shifts and overtime at some of their plants at the end of this month. many

i once went to notre dame and showed larry king notre dame, football game.e flew back, had a wonderful time. we flew back on a little private plane and all of a sudden i heard larry singing and old song. so, tonight, larry, i would like to sing maybe the first line or two to a song and see if you can follow the -- give me the next line, okay? >> larry: let's take a break and come back and we'll do this. >> you got it, larry. >> larry: we'll be right back with regis. who do not refill their prescriptions on time. readyfill at cvs pharmacy automatically refills my prescriptions and reminds me to pick them up. you mean, reminds me to pick them up. [ chuckles ] stop by your local cvs pharmacy to ask if readyfill is right for you, and get a $25 coupon book. readyfill, only at cvs pharmacy. (announcer) what are you going to miss when you have an allergy attack? achoo! (announcer) benadryl is more effective than claritin at relieving your worst symptoms. and works when you need it most. benadryl. you can't pause life. you hungry? yeah. me too. (door crashes in) (br

she said if you do i'm going to go back until everybody up the university of notre dame that i voted republican so i won't tell you how i voted because i don't want to get in trouble with my wife. anyway, i think there were a number of things that were changing and how i view the world and being in poland in 1989 was a major turning point for me having lived under a socialist system at that point. >> you have written three books for a good deal of another one working right now? >> yes i do. it is a book on, when hollywood was right, how the hollywood right change the republican party. >> we have been talking with donald critchlow who is a professor at st. louis university and the author of three books. this is his most recent, the american conservative movement, 1945 to the present code written with nancy maclean. >> thank you. >> this summer booktv is asking, what are you reading? >> two books i have recently finished work walter isakson's biography of benjamin franklin and taylor branch phos biography on king. i really enjoyed reading those. the two books i want to read this summer

i once went to notre dame and showed larry king notre dame, football game. >> larry: great day. >> welew back -- we had a wonderful time. we flew back on a little private plane and all of a sudden i heard larry singing an old song. so, tonight, larry, i would like to sing maybe the first line or two to a song and see if you can follow the -- give me the next line, okay? >> larry: okay. let's take a break and we'll come back and do this. this is for the grabber. we'll be right back with regis. n make it easier for you. we have the number one rated online banking website. it has an alert system that can text message you, so you're mobile banking, your bank's telling you what your current balance is. it's telling you if a certain check is cleared. customers that use the internet, use online banking. it all kind of falls in with what you're doing, and it's free. you can pay all your bills online, customers can save tons of time. we have great new image atms. it will give you a receipt which has a copy of the check you deposited. deposit cash, any denomination you don't even have to count

and she said if you do i'm going to go back and tell everybody at the university of notre dame wherei was a professor there of republicans, i ended up, i won't tell you how i voted because i don't want to get in trouble with my wife. i think there were a number of things that were changing and how i viewed the world. and i think being in poland in 1989 was a major turning point for me being under a socialist system at that point. >> you have written three books. do you have another when you're working on right now? >> yes, you. >> on? >> if a book on when hollywood was right, how the hollywood right change the republican party. stick with and talking with donald critchlow was a professor at saint louis university and the author of three books. this is his most recent, the american conservative movement, 1945 to the present, cowritten with nancy mcclung. >> thank you. >> this summer the tv is asking what are you reading? >> as the author of a new book, about how congress really works it is called "the waxman report," i hope people could read the book it is a nonfiction book, and i ten

carter need is professor of notre dame. john huff is former health and human services officials in bush administration. gentlemen, first of all, anybody believe that eugenics is coming, building a master race? >> absolutely not. >> glenn: we're all clear on that. does anybody think barack obama wants to snuff out anybody's grandma? >> absolutely not. >> glenn: what is the connection that i've just been saying? >> i think what you are pointing out in any system where the governmental oh indicates scarce resources to the population based on the judgments who is entitled to receive benefits and who is not to entitled to receive those benefits there are serious issues and questions about possible discrimination and injustice. who is going to bear the burden of the regime and who is not going to get the treatment. those are serious questions about fairness. all of the proposals we have seen raise those kind of questions. peter singer is the most obvious one because his is indifferent to fairness and distribution. but others, ema

. >>> i'm jessica kartalija, at the college of notre dame. the school is making academic history today. i'll explain, straight ahead. >>> thunderstorms moving through maryland. get your updated forecast. >>> wjz 13 is always on. for the top stories on wjz.com, instant updates and first warning weather all the time, click wjz.com. >>> there's more of -- more of a breeze than there was this morning. >>> it's more like blowing around hot, humid air. we have another day or two of this before we see relief into the weekend. take a look at first warning live doppler radar. we'll show you something we have going on. first off, we have to the south of the metro area, severe weather moving through. severe thunderstorm warning now issued. this is areas south of d.c., down towards st. mary's. and all of this is moving toward the eastern shore. just to give you an idea of what is transpiring. this warm, humid air that sally is mentioning, during the heat of the day, we're starting to get more thunderstorms popping up. we're looking at temperatures in the

r.j.postreto is the author of woodrow will son" and carter sneed is with university of notre dame and counsel to president bush's council of bioethics, john hoff, former health and human services official in the bush administration. gentlemen, first of all, does anybody here believe ewe jenics is coming, building a master race? >> absolutely not. glenn: ok, good. we're all clear on that. that's not what we're saying. does anybody here believe that barack obama wants to snuff out anybody's grandma? >> absolutely not. glenn: so what is the connection to what i've just been saying? >> well, i think what you're pointing out is that in any system where the government allocates scarce resources to the population based on its own judgments about who is entitled to receive benefits, and more importantly who is not entitled to receive the benefits, there are serious issues and questions, very serious questions about possible discrimination and injustice. who is going to bear the burden of the regime? who is not going to get the treatments, and i think those are serious questions to raise, ques

. >>> the college of notre dame is making history today. jessica kartalija reports, today, the school of pharmacy welcomes its inaugural class. >>> students from across the country are making history in baltimore city. >> very exciting. yes. it's probably the happiest day of my life thus far. >> reporter: the newly renovated knott science center is home. students are learning their way around through college orientation. >> the college of notre dame is a college of firsts. and they have taken the initiative to start a school of pharmacy as the first women's college in the u.s. to have a college of pharmacy on board and a offer a pharmacy degree. it's very exciting. because you get to be part of history pretty much because you're going to be the first inaugural class. you're going to be the one that starts the program and kind of sets the foundation for it. >> reporter: there is a shortage of pharmacists, locally and nationally. a new report says that by the year 2020, there will be a 157,000-pharmacist shortage in the united states. >> it's

something of a trouble maker and i kind of put two and two together and he did another year at the dames school, a reading an writing school and then never went to school again and my thesis here about him and i think the autobiography bears it out, it's dropout who advocated dropping out and thought that is how you got an education and didn't go into the institutions, you went off and you -- apprenticed himself and was apprentice to his brother and learned outside the scooch that was the beginning of it and i tried to track through what the story is, and you are right, it a collection of essays and my hope is as you read it, there is a narrative line there about how we as a nation think about education and how it developed over time, and what is it, 1740 to i guess, i get elvis up to 1955, something like that. a little younger and may theory was we begin the era we got educated in, right, there are still people alive educated in those years and i don't want to talk for you and i'll end the book there and you can, you know, make your own conclusions. ask your own questions about it. let

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. >> and now we will play the pick four dame. for the maryland lottery, hey, maryland, let yourself play, and for details, just visit your local lottery retailer or check out this website, mdlottery.com. >> center is back. the challenge is just staying cool. it is really hot. >> feels like the upper 90s with the heat index. temperatures in the low 90s. 96 at b.w.i. marshall. upper 90s at the inner harbor. more importantly, the heated as we in effect until 8:00 tonight. if possible, stay indoors today. stay hydrated throughout. 92 tomorrow. still well above the normal, which is 86 degrees. this is good, because a cold front is putting us into the upper 80s on wednesday. the 80's, downright refreshing, thursday through sunday. if we can make it through today, at least it is not an extended heat wave. >> thank you for joining us. watch tonight with donna hamilton and stan stovall. there's no skating around the fact that my perdue perfect portions fresh chicken breasts are perfect. each piece come individually wrapped, so you can coo

. >> reporter: without ted kennedy, the university of notre dame's women's volleyball team might notave place to play, at least on equal footing with the men. >> i think without the urgency or the passion that edward kennedy had for this movement, i question whether it would have happened. i think it would have happened, but certainly not in the time that it did. >> reporter: kennedy's steadfast support of the title ix educational amendments made it law that women be afforded the same opportunities as men. from the freedom to play to freedom of movement, ted kennedy's battle on behalf of the disabled has made america far more accessible. just ask this 28-year-old. >> it helps us re-integrate back into the community. without it, i might not ever leave the house because the whole city would be inaccessible. >> reporter: from immigration to education rye form to health care and affordable housing, the common thread of ted kennedy's life work many say was their welfare. >> they could count on him. whether you were a farmworker, cotton picker, woman, native american, you could count on te

you want to trimester them now not in the dame. not in the game.s not about what happened last season or anything it's about moving on and taking charnses here. >> albert haynesworth was in full pads and back at practice after two days out with a swollen knee. haynesworth told everybody it was ok and today looked like they were right. no limp. solid feet at practice. the nationals fell behind the marlins and a lot of fans left early then the nats rallied in the bottom of the eighth for six runs. >> ronnie belliard ripped a frozen rope line drive to deep left center. willy harris is on his horse, scores easily from third. belliard with the double and the rally was on. four batters later it was a 4-4 game. guzman on first and bam! get up, get out. he does it again. two-run shot 6-4 nationals over the marlins. the nats have now won three games in a row. let's go to detroit orioles and tigers. nick mar kay cuss had a great night for the birds. has this home run at the top of the sixth to make it 5-1 and baltimore wins with a final of 8-1. the feel-good

and the night of that speech, a bunch of us who had just graduated from notre dame and were all goingut to do a year of service work were meeting in a holy cross retreat house in colorado springs before we all went our separate ways to work in inner cities all across the country. so listening to that speech that night was a hugely important, seriously moment i think in all our lives, just thinking about the importance of giving back, of, you know, idealism, of that not being something to be ashamed of, but that something our duty as catholics, frankly. it was a moment that i will never forget and was really moved to see again this week. >> so for all those whose cares are our concern, that got to you. and what causes were those? >> caring for people who needed our help, thinking about other people, hanging in there when things were rough, not having it depend on whether you lost or won in the short-term. >> linda, thank you for that. >> thanks. >> ryan, your thoughts about that, the ted kennedy speech, i was there at the convention hall in new york. that was one heck of a speech, in f

and right notre dame is more than 15. so, you know i have been trying to negotiate with them. if it works out. it works out. if it don't. i will cancel it. >> credit card companies are not supposed to give it for people who can't afford it. start giving all those credit card. now causing problems. >> more rate hike restrictions enforced starting in february. >> the credit card industry has changed their business model from one that treated consumers fairly to one that cheated consumers with unfair tricks and traps. >> advocates say you should pay off your credit card balance every month. of course a lot of people can't do that. they say you should at least pay more tha the men mum to help pull yourself out of debt. reporting live, darcy spencer. back to you, jim. >> thank you. >> general motors will boost production this fall. company officials say the demand from cash for clunkers has inventory running low. the company will produce 60,000 vehicles in the third and fourth quarters. 1,300 laid off workers called back. another 10,000 workers will likely get overtime. >>> look at

. >> reporter: the first test for the upgraded unit comes in a dozen dames against the team perennially for its d, the baltimore ravens. at redskins park, fox 5 sports. >> thanks. >>> meanwhile, our neighbors to the north, the baltimore ravens, got some good news today. derrick mason, veteran wide receiver who retired, pulled a brett favre and is under retire. he starred with all 16 games to gond led in reps and receiving yard. >>> time for our first break. when we return, the cameras were out in pennsylvania, yeah. checking occupy that and the pirates. and adam dunn, reax quainting himself with the last -- reacquainting him with the last season's millage. wow, is this... fiber one honey clusters? yes. it's delicious. delicious. i know. but it can't have... can't have about half a day's worth of fiber? i assure you it does. i was expecting... expecting sawdust and cardboar i know. i can only taste... only taste the crunchy clusters, honey, and brown sugar. no madam, i don't have esp. ok. i'll take a box, but you probably already knew that. nnouncer) fiber one. rdboard no. delicious yes.

. >> reporter: high above paris, workers mend the roof of notre dame, refurbishing the elegant decoration and at the same time helping to repair the french economy with government funds invested in the past. >> you know there is no future without the past. there is no project without memory. >> reporter: like the u.s., france's government has committed billions of dollars to stimulate the crisis-hit economy a total of $112 billion. >> we've learned a lot from the past and we're using this experience now and this is probably the reason why we are about to avoid a deep depression like the one we saw in the 30s. >> reporter: there is cash for clunkers to help car sales, money for new subsidized housing repairs for potholes and leaking pipes across the nation, and $140 million to renovate france's prized cultural heritage. analysts say the key to get economies moving is not just to spend money but to spend it quickly. and in france there were lots of long-planned renovation projects just waiting for cash. the beautiful chateau of fontainebleu 'relance is one of 50 that will get a facelift. us

he's a lot like john smoltz, those type people who can come into an organization once he gets a few damesnder his belt he'll dominate because he can strikeout people. he's just got that aggressiveness on the mound. >> you you were talking about how you like him and lannan as the two top guys in the lineup when they're both healthy. >> yeah, i think he'll eventually surpass john. he certainly has the kind of stuff to. it's like smoltz and glavine. smoltz was the power guy. glavine was the finesse guy. both of them won just about the same amount of games each season, but he's the guy that hitters aren't going to want to deal with. >> he got hit by a pitch in the hamstring so he's nurse that go a little bit and that elbow is a little tight. they're going to watch him this next week. hopefully, he'll be ready to go. nationalities-marlins counting down getting ready for the matchup as they try to get two in a row against florida after losing 10 straight. it's about the mentality about a team like florida. >> i think last night kind of busted all that stuff. forget about everything that happene

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when the army first dame in a year ago they were stopping police cars and they actually found at least two police cars with drugs in them that were transporting drugs to organized crime. this is the only city that went through a tremendous cleanup process of their police departments. >> he enlisted to his police chief cruz. >> he went through the whole cleanup and half of their police force and identified as not being trustworthy. >> what happened to cruz? >> the three police officers that were protecting him were killed. there were threats on his life. the threats that every 48 hours they were going to kill a police officer. 48 hours later, two police officers were killed. >> to prevent the murders of more of his in men, he reluctantly resigned and left mexico. >> the juarez police 97 is run by former military personnel. 1900 soldiers and police officers are fighting the cartels less than a mile from el paso, texas. when we met him in juarez, he had been on the job for only two months. >> very sharp young men and women out here. >> very good police and with the help of the soldiers it

when the army first dame in a year ago they were stopping police cars and they actually found at least two police cars with drugs in them that were transporting drugs to organized crime. this is the only city that went through a tremendous cleanup process of their police departments. >> he enlisted to his police chief cruz. >> he went through the whole cleanup and half of their police force and identified as not being trustworthy. >> what happened to cruz? >> the three police officers that were protecting him were killed. there were threats on his life. the threats that every 48 hours they were going to kill a police officer. 48 hours later, two police officers were killed. >> to prevent the murders of more of his in men, he reluctantly resigned and left mexico. >> the juarez police 97 is run by former military personnel. 1900 soldiers and police officers are fighting the cartels less than a mile from el paso, texas. when we met him in juarez, he had been on the job for only two months. >> very sharp young men and women out here. >> very good police and with the help of the soldiers it

. >> neighbors dame by to -- came by to offer condolences. a group has been working to revitalize the neighborhood. some fear this violence is the beginning of a trend in the other direction. >> everything was good for a while, and then it is just starting back up. i hope it don't get any worse. >> baltimore police say they have no suspects so far in begun they are's murder. in the news room, kim dacey. >> baltimore police are investigating what could be the city's 133rd homicide this year. officers were called to the intersection of jefferson and north carlson avenue. the man was shot and due to seriousness of injuries homicide detectives are investigating. no word on what lead to the violence. >> a baltimore city boy indicted in the murder of a 27-year-old mother of two. shante ellis was shot and killed in her car in northeast baltimore. according to court documents masm -- maurice lamont he have -- etchans shot her while -- evans shot her while she sat in her carr. >> police say there was a racially motivated beating of a black man. zachar

you are predicting notre dame will win the national championship. >> it's logical. coaching staff. see, brian, you don't have to be the second best team in the country. all you have got to do somebody the best team in the stadium 12 straight weeks and i think i will do that. brian: had i chosen football over soccer you are convinced i would have been middle back for notre dame fighting irish? >> had you been there, we would not vft tradition we have. brian: that hurts my feelings. >> do the things you are capable of doing. brian: coach, you are going to come back next and we want to see if you want to add something to your resume. politician. don't answer now. >> i may not be here. brian: you are staying for that question. update on teenager who says her -- this is serious stuff. says her muslim parents will kill her because she converted to christianity. listen. >> i just want to say that i love my family. i love them so much. i love my parents, but, yes yet, i'm so in fear of my life because of the past abuse that i have encountered. brian: will she be forced to g

both claimed the woes on a dame of service attack. >>> our business beat is coming up next.ut the late unemployment numbers due out today. soy as we take you to break, you might lie about how much time you waste online at work but the numbers tell the truth. a new survey done in part by yahoo says 68% of on-line video watching happens during the day when most folk are at work. stay with us. shh. shh! [ chattering ] delicious authentic iced lattes from dunkin' donuts. made with real espresso, milk, and whipped cream, to help you take a break from reality. treat yourself today. america runs on dunkin'. >>> we are looking for any sign of economic recovery that we can find and there might be a small one when unemployment numbers come out this morning. the outlook isn't great. let's say good morning to chris cotter with the fox business network in new york with our business beat. i think it was wednesday we talked about the adp numbers but now we have the big one, the nonfarm payroll numbers. what are we expecting this morning? gentleman for right or wrong reasons, whether it rea

notre dame in the preseason poll for the first time since 2006. and how about this? the bcs is going to have a big east team in one of their bowl games. not one of their teams in the preseason top 25 ranked. >> all right. getting exciting. let's take another live look into bristol motor speedway, the nascar sprint cup race right there. biffle is leading this one. let's take you out to our espn coverage, dr. jerry punch with the call. >> he's starting to lose spots as gordon is going around him as well as michael waltrip and robbie gordon now. >> and that has been an intense battle for, like, 40 laps. >> you can see that denny hamlin was up in front of jeff gordon but he got inside behind casey kane and now he's stuck on the bottom. >> there will be a little bit of clear sailing until he catches reid sorenson. >> michael waltrip back in 25th position. it looked like mark martin on the right side of your screen had moved in on the 17 car. now the 17 has pulled away as we watch this great battle here. this is 23rd through about 31st. the bumper that these guys had which

which "good morning america weekend" anchor taught students who went on to play football at notre dame>> bill weir, kate snow, ron claiborne, marysol castro. >> reporter: let's face it, i have this one in the bag. i'm going to say "d," marysol castro. final answer. >> and she's right. >> how nice. >> two tickets to the gun show. >> oh, whatever. >> you didn't even phone a friend for that. >> you were going to be my life line. i viewed up. you'll have to watch "millionaire." >> tonight, right? >> tonight at 8:00. "millionaire. ." >> tonight, right? >> tonight at 8:00. vulnerable. ♪ tylenol arthritis works with your body to block the pain, without interfering with certain high blood pressure medicines like aleve sometimes can. ♪ so you don't just feel better, you feel better knowing doctors recommend tylenol more than any other brand of pain reliever. ♪ all free clear 2x concentrated detergent. all free clear's powerful clean is free of the ingredients you'll find in most detergents: no perfumes... no dyes... no preservatives... free clear is specially designed for people with sensitive

>> even though he went to notre dame and he loves the fighting irish whose butts sc's going to kick in a couple of months. but regis was here yesterday literally pounding this table for fooizer and mott in a good way. >> fiz when is pfiser stock going to move? >> it went up a whole three cents. not even the relatively influential pharma analyst at deutsche bank could move this needing today. she put out a note saying i think they're going to raise their dividend again by 15% to 25% in november. remember they cut the dividend in half when they announced they were buying wyeth earlier this year. >> i got to ask you. in this whole space, we talk about big pharma, talk about the big biotechs. it's always very exciting. how about generics? are they overvalued right now? that's the sector that is really taken off, all moving to the up side. are they too far in front of themselves? the growth is incredible. >> i don't make valuation calls but you guys all know tens of billions of dollars of brand name drugs are going off patent in the next few years. some might perceive that as a boon for the

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these deficits came from somewhere, not like they showed up from nowhere when president obama dame inthe bush administration, even obama said 60% of these deficits had nothing to do with the bush dollars an administration. >> i have nod heard him say that even if you add up everything obama did in the past six months it's only 10% of the deficit. it came from somewhere. >> there's economics in here. deficit during a bad recession for one year doesn't bother me really, doesn't crowd out interest rates. what bothers me is long term estimates not being dealt with by the policies of mr. obama or the congress. jimmy p., you put your finger on it, it does threat then dollar and financial markets but also threatens to jack up taxes massively, jimmy. what i'm saying is no one in washington is lifting a finger to put strict limits on spending and borrowing and debt creation. jimmy, i see this as a new american revolution coming down the road. i talked about it last night with senator tom coburn. i want to go down this road. that's what krugman misses. krugman is trying to be some fine tuning e

. >> dame tu telÉfono. >> veamos los prontos, claro, yo te llamo. >> esta es otra situaciÓn que nos pasÓn final? >> lo mejor es que siempre ser sincero y honesto. en el trabajo tiene que estar motivado y hacer lo mejor posible. >> h@muchas gracias como siempr el gran a nuestros actores, tremenda actuaciÓn. nosotros seguimos con mÁs. >> gracias por esos consejos ahora vamos a otra realidad, la violencia en mÉxico dejÓ h@d Ár en 24 horas. ocho de las vÍctimas murieron en ataques separados el resto fueran asesinados frente a una casa, los crÍmenes parecieron ser obra del crimen organizado pero la policÍa no dio mÁs detalles. mientras tanto la policÍa mexicana arrestÓ a otro miembro del temible cÁrtel de la familia michoacana. fue detenido gracias a investigaciones relacionadas en el caso del secuestro de leÓn.tp el gobierno colombiano presentÓ una enÉrgica protesta por lo que calificÓ un proyecto intervencionista del presidente venezuela hugo chÁvez. en el documento colombia argumenta que la polÍtica de chÁvez viola los principios fundamentales de la oea, dÉla onu y de la carta democrÁtica

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things and eventually they called us and told us -- they called me on tuesday and asked if i could have dame therein on thursday to interview the president. we played it happen, of course. >> i bet you did. how excited he must have been. damon, when you heard, did you all of a sudden, think yes! or do you think, oh, wow, i really have to do this. did you get nervous? >> i was thinking, hooray! >> that kid was adorable. 11-year-old damon weaver. the big thing he really wanted to get from the president was the president refused to confirm was his request for french fries and mangos every day at his school lunch. the president said you might want to think about getting something nutritiously balanced and all that. he was a kid and the president said the right thing. >>> if the economy's health depends on consumers shopping until they drop, an economic recovery may be in trouble. that's next on msnbc sunday. ollen. when i really liked to be outside, i did not like suffering from nasal allergy symptoms like congestion. but nasonex relief may i say... bee-utiful! prescription nasonex is proven to

. >> that final reflection there from peter dame on. he is an army mechanic that lost both arms in iraq. kennedy checked in on him regularly, even sending football tickets as a christmas present. >>> we're going to turn now to pakistan and growing violence on the afghan border. today, a deadly suicide attack claiming at least 21 lives. >> now the attack came in the early evening hours of thursday when people were sitting down to breakfast. we're told that a young boy between the ages of 15 and 20 walked into the barracks carrying two jugs of water. he put the water down and then exploded his suicide vest. >> this is the second border attack in as many days. yesterday a nato truck heading to afghanistan was blown up on that very same road. in philadelphia tonight, a standing ovation for michael vick as he took to the field in his first nfl game since 2006. long day for vick. it began in a virginia bankruptcy court. >> he had to convince the judge in virginia that he has a plan to pay back all the creditors. and he did convince the judge,