doug? >> doug: jennifer griffin. thank you. violates your privacy and claim that mistakes happen. have they stopped it? or are our fourth amendment rights being abused? former arkansas governor and host of "huckabee" on fox joins us. mike huckabee. should we believe our government? >> it's hard to. we have seen them being dishonest with us. i.r.s., and the benghazi scandal, the fast and furious scandal and now we're asking to believe 2800 different infractions were nothing more than accidents. any of us who try toing may that as an excuse, 2800 mistakes on the taxes, 2800 mistakes speeding when we know we were going over the limit, it doesn't wash. i don't think americans are ready to buy something that needs serious look by congress. they have oversight responsibility and they need to exercise it. >> doug: this is a sound bite from the president, and what he said recently trying to reassure americans about the surveillance programs. listen up. >> america is not interested in spying on ordinary people. what you are not reading

doug. w-what is this about? doug, what does she mean? i'm not quite sure.ey? uh, listen to me, dad. doug doesn't want you to spend so much time with him. do you understand? oh, i know what this is. you're trying to drive a wedge between us. you're threatened by doug's love for me. nope, nope. not really. then i don't get it. you're the one who courted me. he's the one who courted me! why did you invite me everywhere if you didn't want me around? tell the man, doug. yeah, tell me. why? all right, the game is san diego scooby doo. 3 decks, we use all the jokers and instruction cards. so, richie... scooter says you're not the brightest bulb on the tree. now we have bold new tastes like never before. you like things made by hand. we're now grilling up freshly made egg-whites. you like to cool down. we just added a refreshing new smoothie. you get wrapped up in things. we're introducing new delicious ways for you to eat. there's no one quite like you. now more than ever, there's something for everyone to love at mcdonald's. be in our ad. go to imlovinit.com and

oh, hi, doug. doug pruzan. he's on of the lawyers from the jamaica trip. i'm sorry about that. yeah, what's up? oh, you know what? the document didn't come in till after 6:00, so i'll get it notarized in the morning. yeah. ok. got it. ok, doug. i love you. bye. that i loved him? mm-hmm. do you? no! i said "doug," and the "i love you" just slipped out right behind it. so call him back. i can't. he was calling me from the plane. well, it's noisy in there, you know. maybe he didn't hearou or understand what you said. well, what if he did? then love him the best you can. what's up? ah, nothin' much. just fillin' out my application to become a big brother. really? yeah, yeah. i'm gonna be a big bro. have a little bro. do bro stuff. all right. i guess i rubbed off on you a little, huh? yeah, a little. well, welcome to the ranks. thanks. "douglas s. heffernan." what's your middle name? steven. huh. what's yours? john. hmm. whoa. they want you to commit to once a week for a year? yeah, at's a normal thing. wow. can't i take this kid out for a test drive? throw him up on the lift, make

i agree with doug.e again we are going to disagree over whether climate change is the reason. >> when we come back, a warning from nasa, why the u.s. is likely to see larger and more destructive wildfires. more on that after the break. ♪ mission. >> there's more to america, more stories, more voices, more points of view. now there's are news channel with more of what americans want to know. >> i'm ali velshi and this is "real money." this is "america tonight." sglovrjs our -- >> our news coverage reveal more of america's stories. >> al jazeera america, a new voice in american journalism. introduces america tonight. >> in egypt police fired tear gas -- >> a fresh take on the stories that connect to you. >> they risk never returning to the united states. >> we spent time with some members of the gangster disciples. with an autographed jersey, and obama shared a few praise. >> coach shula retired with more wins than any coach in history. each time that record has been challenged, team after team has fallin

hi, i'm doug. doug heffernan. i'm a member of the bowling team you sponsor. well, member-- i'm actually the captain. so what do you want, captain? uh, it's just that, uh, bobby, who i did not like, uh, was supposed to leave me a check for our league dues this month. oh, swell, because this place really isn't hemorrhaging quite enough money yet. all right, how much? it's $1,500. boy, it's getting cold down here. were you outside? 1,500? for the year? uh, well, if you mean calendar year, yes. of course, there is another 1,500 due in the middle of the season, but that's way, way off. so, let me get this straight. cooper's has been paying you people $3,000 a year-- no, season. season-- to bowl? can i assume that you are some of the finest bowlers in the history of mankind? if you want to. sorry, doug. i can't do it. come on, bruce. you can't just drop us. cooper's bowling team is a great tradition. plus it's great for business, too. you know, people see us bowling out there wearing these shirts that say cooper's, you know, and they think to themselves... "cooper'

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. >> now, doug casey discusses his latest book, "totally incorrect." mr. casey opines on the tsa, wikileaks, the catholic church and dick cheney. booktv spoke to mr. casey for a half an hour at freedom fest, a libertarian can't help annually in las vegas. postcode now joining us on booktv is doug casey. mr. casey, who are you? >> guest: i guess i am just known as an author. but i did my living as a speculator in the marketplace. probably a fair answer. >> host: what books have you read? >> guest: i read a book in 1976 called the international man. it was the guide book to the world, a personal freedom and financial opportunity. it became the largest selling book in the history of rhodesia a couple years later i went there during the war and do what i always do in these places. open up a telephone book. there were two publishers at the time. i called them up, got along with one in the media personality. >> host: your book in 1979? >> guest: that book was written in 1978. the subtitle in the coming great depression and things have very nasty as you may recal

now, look, doug is back with arthur, ok?end, and you want him to have a nice party, right? both: yeah, yeah. ok. so from now on, no me talk about who did or didn't do... your wife, all right? let's just smile and put all our energies into a nice, robust surprise, 'k? 'k? [murmuring] all righty. let's get ready. come on! come on! all: surprise! hey, how you doin'? hon, where is my father? i was hoping he came back here! no! why is he not with you? he got loose. i went to the bathroom for, like, 2 seconds, and when i came back to the table, he was gone! all he left was a note on his place mat. "dear douglas, i'd rather have a defective head "than a cold heart. so kiss me where the sun don't shine, and i don't mean london." that's all he wrote? no, he also did the connect-the-dots in the back. i do not see that's a candy cane. for god's sake, doug, why'd you have to get so mad at him?? i told you, he was acting like a maniac with his little buffet scheme! so you handshake him a few stuffed mushrooms. i've been doing it since i

[belches] carrie: doug! doug, come here! what? advanced digital business to business e-commerce networking solutions. shominy dot com. you wanted to know what they did, so i looked it up. now you know. thanks. i'll be in the shower. doug, come on! this is a great stock. 4 analysts made it their top pick. come on, carrie. all this stuff is just so risky. so you take a risk once in a while. why do i have to take a risk? look, honey, if we put the money in the bank, it'll grow in little dribs and drabs, but if we buy the stock, we--we have a chance to finally make some real money. we--we can go someplace, like europe. what's in europe? we don't have to go there. we can go anywhere. busch gardens? we can go to busch gardens anytime. want to go this weekend? ok. you are really missing the point. look, honey, i am happy with our life. i really am. we love each other, we have good friends, good jobs. now if we just had all that plus, you know... money... better yet, huh? you really want to do this, huh? yes. all right, i'm your guy. i'm

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. >> host: joining us is doug casey. who are you? >> guest: i am best known as an author but i make my living as a speculator in the marketplace. >> host: what books have you written? >> guest: i wrote to the international man in 1976 a guidebook to the world of the last current year of personal freedom and financial opportunity it became the largest selling books i went there during a war and opened the telephone book to see what was going on and i called them up and became the media personality. >> host: your book of 1979? >> guest: that was crisis investing writed 1978. subtitle profits opportunities during the great depression in 81 '04 82 with interest rates and gold going over $800 but it did not turn into a depression fortunately but this time 30 years after the fact the economy is much more precarious than it was in the late '70s. we're in for some very serious times. >> host: white you think it is precarious? >> everything the government is doing it is not the right thing but exactly the opposite and i will go further to say

by doug casey? who is lewis james? >> he writes a news letter called "international speculator" which junior resource stocks expa ration companies. the most volatile section of any stock market anywhere or junior resource companies. >> what is a junior resource company? >> they're looking for gold, nickel, uranium, cobalt, you name it. i mean, there are 92 naturally elements. we need all of them. so that is what they're doing is looking for them. >> are you a wealthy man? >> it's a relative term. yeah, i can do what i want. i can go where i want. that's all you need. although one of the odd things -- i've got to tell you is that as you get older, at least in my case, i want less. so the less you want, the wealthier you are. although perversely, more money is flowing to the door at the same time as i want less. should have happened when i was a kid. >> doug, in "totally incorrect." you recount meeting vice president cheney. >> a sociopath, a psychotic criminal if i've ever seen one. it was a lot of fun. when he wanted t

doug, good to speak with you. >> hey, mel. i'm fond of howard.known him longer than downtown has known him but to ask howard whether he feels that twitter is value added, considering the fact that he owns stock twits is like asking elan musk if he prefers a tesla over the porsche or asking josh brown if he prefers jones beach to the jersey shore, even asking guy whether he prefers pasta to a lovely fillet. >> those are great meta fors. >> twitter has some value to the day trader, has little or no value to the real long term investor. i went off because i felt that the digital feed of twitter empowers a number of mean, weak, angry, misinformed people who hide under the shroud of anonymity. to me life is too short to be a punching bag for small people with large egos. >> tim makes a good point, why not block these people so you can enjoy what twitter brings is which you information and maybe insights from other people who aren't mean and bullying. >> haters are capable of unblocking themselves. i've learned that these haters are flawed and sometime

doug: ok. let's do it. here's something. you ever think about relatives who have died and wonder what they look like right now? ok, not that real, all right? i was thinking more like, i don't know... uh, let's see... like marriage, you know? oh. good one. yeah. a lot of good stuff in marriage, huh? a lot of bad stuff, too, though. yeah. hey, how about that bad stuff, huh? um... pantyhose on the shower rod? i hate that! hate it! or how about when she uses your razor on her legs? my mom does that. uhhh! what about this toilet seat business? up, down, what do they want, right? yeah. it's crazy! it's crazy, you know? hey, how about when they have sex with, like, another guy, huh? oh, man! that's rough. what are you sayin', moose? are you saying that carrie's cheated on you? yes, i am. oh, man. i'm so sorry. i never would've thought that carrie would do that. i was upset, too, until i found out how common it is. it's so...common. you think? yeah, i mean... deac's wife, she cheated on him. really? well, i gotta tell ya, your wife

anthony's perspective. >> thank you, doug. it's already been said a number of times already today, this is exciting. many of us have been waiting a long, long time for this day. of course we're all here today to celebrate something new. but when i look out on all of you gathered here, i see something very familiar about this gathering. yes, we're here to break ground on something new, a new buildings that will house the new st. anthony's dining room and 90 units of affordable housing for our seniors, sponsored by mercy. but when i look out and i see all of these different people gathered here, jones and golden gate, i'm sorry struck by how in so many ways it's very normal and natural. there is nothing different about today than other days. people hanging out, on this corner, is nothing new. yes, a new venture with mercy housing and st. anthony foundation in a very innovative and exciting collaboration. but also something very familiar. the francisans and sisters of mercy stepping up to help san francisco. [ applause ] there ar

listen, i know you and doug are going through a little rough patch here. doug says things he really doesn't mean. the thing is, is he's just not that bright. you know what i do with him? i give him a pretzel or a chocolate pudding. that just calms him right down. really. uh-huh. okay. but kel, if he can just-- okay. bye. so? you're dead to her. i got fired. what? so, what happened? arthur said that i shouldn't ask mr. berman for a raise, so i demanded one. i did the opposite of what he said. why didn't that work? because i knew what you were doing, and i gave you the opposite of the opposite. what? yeah. "loose lips" over here told me everything. you cost me my job! i can't pay my rent now! i'm gonna be out on the street! and you hurt my feelings, so now we're even. much like the neo-realists of the '70s, your use of fruit and often bread seem significant. man: ahh, the fruit. yes, yeah. i placed a rotting apple on the windowsill to try and symbolize the corruption of patches soul. mm. what symbolizes that my ass is asleep? shh! you shush! [rustling] would

doug, please, would you just leave me alone? you know what? if you're going on a diet, then i'm going on a diet. hey! stop with the diet talk! it's crazy! actually, you could lose a few pounds. you know what? i intend to, ok? i'll tell you that right now. i'm gonna fix myself a nice plate right here. a good hunk of haddock... some veggies... and i am golden. honey, was that enough for you? oh, yeah, plenty. i couldn't eat another drop. ah, sweet broccoli. honey, i gotta tell you, i am loving this celery. and unlike a chili dog, no mess in the bed. flannels? what happened to that little cute number you were wearing last night? what are those on your p.j.s? ducks. you know, i've always been a little attracted to ducks. webbed feet... feathers... flying in a "v." what-what's the matter? oh, i guess i'm a little tired from being so fat. come on, carrie, i should have never brought this up. that stupid picture. what picture? when your dad was showing me the albums, there was this picture of your mother, and i-- oh, i get it. so because my mom gaine

doug lieu sgrader is li-- doug luzader is live in washington, d.c.h more. >> the administration spilled secrets of its own yesterday how one nsa program operates. it raises concerns here on capitol hill. in a nutshell here's how it works. say the nsa is looking at one suspected terrorist. they will access not only that person's phone records but the phone records of everyone that person talks to. and the phone records of every person those people talk to and will go one more level and access phone records of all of those people. this isn't even the scale. in total one suspect can leave the phone records of 2 and a half million americans. this is raising some red flags on capitol hill at a senate hearing yesterday. officials were asked about a number of surveillance programs including this one that insnares phone records. >> how can you justify the assertion that home records of millions of americans who have nothing to do with terrorism are relevant with an authorized investigation under section 215? >> so i begin by noting that a number of judges re

agree with doug.he sense of jurors, if you're corroborating being with these other accomplices they're not going to be choir boys. they will be horrible people. as long as they got other information and other corroboration and hat is for one and other forensic evidence this is strong case for the prosecution. the fact that they pled, other two pled really doesn't matter. jurors understand that the prosecutor tries to get the main guy, the big guy, the guy that actually pulled the trigger and will give plea deals to the lesser included. patti ann: doug, that is an important point. the defense is focusing on the fact you can't prove he pulled the trigger. this is conspiracy case. does it matter? >> excellent point. i looked at indictment quickly because i wanted to be assured of that. this is conspiracy case where the judge will instruct the jury, they don't have to be ones necessarily pulled the trigger. you have aiding and abetting is worse. you're responsible to the full amount if you assisted. the p

i think you can look at bhiepd doug martin. hopefully doug martin is fine.illis and james stepped up and played well tonight. that was one of the questions that mike sullivan had as the offensive coordinator. it's time for the secondary of tampa bay to jell. they don't have revis there yet. but johnthan banks melvin is playing well. good things to take from the game. knowing greg schiano, he will not be happy. >> kenny: these teams spent a lot of time together over the last four days, buccaneers will head back home, a very productive night for tom brady. so for daryl johnston, tony siragusa, kenny albert saying so long from foxborough. >>> coming up after these messages, we'll take you back to our studios in l.a. for the post game. it's coming up next. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know some owls aren't that wise? don't forget i'm having brunch with meghan tomorrow. who? meghan, my coworker. who? seriously? you've met her like three times. who? (sighs) geico. fifteen minutes could save you..

man: doug! yo, doug, you got the tv? yeah, it's down here! i can't feel my legs. damn! tv. captioning made possible by sony pictures television she just glides. look at that, i'm on 2, i'm on 3, back to 2. then--bam--hello, 57! could we leave it on one channel, please? look at this, picture-in-picture. oh, look at this, picture-in-picture... in-picture. i'm--i'm begging you, you're gonna trigger my epilepsy. all right, all right, i'll leave it on 2. i want to catch the news anyway. news? yeah, the news. clinton's in china negotiating a big trade thing. maybe you'll learn something. reporter: ...for the white house report both sides are satisfied that a successful agreement was achieved. the first lady accompanied the president... would you do hillary? she's the first lady. you gotta do it. i don't know. she's filling out that skirt a little bit too much for my taste. nah, see, i love a little jiggle-jiggle on a first lady. quite a think tank you two have going. carrie: doug, it's after 6:00! enough with the tv! all right, all right! hey, you guys, go on, you'd better ge

doug martin puts the team on his back and run with him. >> hopefully it's not too serious. that's one of the four games going on on this friday night here in week two of the preseason. alex smith elsewhere taking on his former team and his new team in kansas city leads it by a touchdown. >> the saints are up at halftime as well. >>> when we come back, some of you will get local news. for everyone else, we'll talk more football right after this. parks witt yyur haaftime update..just one month afttr an accused killee is mistakenly rellased from happened aaaii.. nnt once... but twicee oficcals say &pcorneilius hayeeswas rrleased just before 5 o'clocc thurssayy missaaenny released jeffrry - bryaat aa about 3-30 friday po drug charges. the botchee release of thhse two month aftee guards mistakennl wanted for he murder of a as 3 marrland offiiials sayy a data-entry miitake set him free. he was latee recaptuued.. days after being rescued, thee teenager who was thh subject of a ulti-state amber aleet makes a public appearrnce. appeerrnce.16-year-oldd anderron attended a fundraiserr

[doug grunting] all right. there. [sighs] yeah. mmm.ning made possible by sony pictures television [telephone rings] hello? oh, hi, miss conrad. yes, i'm pulling the listings right now. and listen, i want to thank you for this opportunity. i won't let you--what? am i using the t.r.d. reports? of course. i have them right here. i--i'm all about the t.r.d.s. ok. all right, no problem. bye-bye. oh, my god. i hope i left them in the bathroom. all right, gentlemen. let's play some cards. danny, you get the beer. spence, here. order up some chinese. yeah. deac-- tunes, i'm right on it. oh, hey. instead of tung sing, let's try szechuan village. it's supposed to be amazing. as long as they can make my dish. beef with broccoli. with? no broccoli. hey. big jar of honey tipped over in your fridge. what the hell just happened here? what? we're playing poker. and could you watch the language in front of my company? no. no, no, no, no. this is not happening. what are you doing? doug, i need this room to work, ok? we have a big client flying in from l

doug luzader is live in washington with the latest. doug? >> good morning.e allegation in the aftermath of the benghazi attack. it raises new questions about what the cia may have been doing in libya. an attorney who represents some of the west ill blowers in that attack which led to the death of the u.s. ambassador to libya and three other americans said his information comes from a former intelligence official. the suggestion is that in the wake of the attack 400 u.s. missiles that were in his words diverted to libya may have fallen into the hands of terror. here's what he told radio station wlal. >> it is pretty clear the biggest concern right now are 400 missiles which have been diverted in libya and have gotten into the hands of some very ugly people and they are worried specifically according to these sources about an attempt to shoot down an airliner. i do not know whether they were at the annex but it is clear they were involved in the process of the distribution. >> this is not the first time we have heard about possible cia involvement in libya. it

doug i will turn it over to you. >> thanks for coming. i appreciate it.m looking forward to giving you some details on this. i have 15 minutes, so i am not going to talk about all of them. there are so many layers of consideration to this and each of these areas could sort of veer off into its own talk and so i am going to talk to some of the things that may overlap with aaron's work. and i want to go through the pictures and let you look at the pictures and absorb sort of what they mean and how they impact you. the pictures speak volumes and i think that you will get a lot just by absorbing that and so wait that these were made, they were made through street view. i took a three-year period, started in 09, and basically explored our american cities in depth. and granular fashion, neighborhood by neighborhood, not every city, but places that i was interested in looking at. and i started making pictures and amasked the large archive, probably 10,000 images that i made throughout this period and i widled it down to around 80 to make this work. i will descri

i talked to doug in planning. we can't figure out why i didn't receive that. i certainly wasn't asked to sign something. i don't know where the signatures come from for 61 people to support this. the vertical elevation ll

. >>> hello, i'm doug mckelway.e following news from egypt where they are waging war bless extremism in their country. 173 people today have been killed in clashes between security forces and support of ousted president mohammed morsi. witnesses say security sources stormed a mosque in costco, who had supporters barricaded inside. we will have a live report at the top of the hour. a show of bipartisan as theteams and republicans are showing outrage over nsa report showing dozen of errors. that's as an official charged to protect the privacy. governor huckabee does not agree. we'll talk to him and get a live report from national security correspondent jennifer griffin. the regulatory run-around. is the obama administration going around congress to push its environmental agenda? we'll have a fair and balanced debate next on america's news headquarters. ♪ ♪ >> eric: the president might have a lot -- >> we don't have a domestic spying program. >> new leaks are exposing this. >> wayne, can this get worse? >> i'm in favor

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. >> you know what amazes me too, and i'm sure doug would agree. it's the list of kids who are there now. i mean, it used to be pediatric aids was the thing. >> right. >> and then thankfully there's a handle on that. much better control on that in terms of treatment and cure, really or success, certainly. >> yeah. >> so these kids, while their numbers dwindled. you expanded the list and it was kids with cancer, kids with leukemia, kids with skin diseases that might be disfiguring and a hard thing to deal with. >> yeah, preschool birth survivors. more for their parents than the children. we do a number of family camps. then we do camps that are just the kids who are afflicted. their siblings come with them. >> even if the siblings aren't sick? >> it's a support group for the siblings. those kids kind of get back burnerred while the parents deal with what they have to deal with. they have no choice but to jump in and capture everything they can than child to make them well. >> are the parents nervous the first time they bring their kids there? >> yea

with doug schoen.sed, doug, to get to the bottom of this thing, and, yet, now we are lending that the i.r.s. is accused of stonewalling and redacting documents that congress is requesting and people are clamming up taking the 5th. is that a legitimate serious scandal although the president says it is phony? >> of course it is serious. it began with the administration denying it was a scandal and there was outrage and then low-level employees and this week we saw issa told, i prioritize what documents i give you. we are doing it at our own pace and our own way and we will get to them. it is outrageous. >> gregg: what is outrageous is that pat needs to try decaf e. >> stick around, we will talk about hillary clinton and what is going on with her. we will be right back. with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewas for his small business take theseags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjors small busiss earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just p

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river front investment group's doug sandler thinks the stock would drop if he left.on, what's your reasoning on that? we picked this stock because immelt famously, that stock down 42% during his time since he took over for jack welch in september of 2001. why do you think it would go up that much? >> well, first of all, i think we would look at a relief rally, you know, if and when jeff immelt decides to go somewhere else, possibly get closer to obama or whatnot. i think investors will actually jump for joy that he's gone. the fact is since 2003, the s&p and the dow is up about 60%. if you just buy the indexes, you are up 60%. as an investor in ge, you're down 20%. ultimately i think my theme is jeff immelt is no steve jobs. he's replaceable. they have a deep bench. >> jump for joy. okay. doug, why do you beg to differ? >> well, i guess i would disagree entirely with that. i think stock underperformance is not a reason to eliminate the ceo. the reason is whether or not that ceo standing in the way of progress and i think in the case of steve balmer, many felt that, o

points to a bigger problem, bill and doug. doug may agree of me on this. most destructive division in the united states is not between republicans and democrats or conservative and liberals. it is between the ruling elites and the rest of us. between the ruling elite and regular folks. because the rest of us are getting screwed every day. exactly. bill: people are losing faith in the institution of government and this is a case in point. if you like your insurance you can keep your insurance, unless you're a member about congress and you can do whatever you want, doug. >> that is absolutely the case and monica couldn't be more correct. bottom line, the average working american is struggling. he or she doesn't have a chance to opt out of laws to get special exemptions. and that's why resentment against congress is so strong, is the american people understand correctly, that there's one set of rules for elites, for members of congress, of both parties, another set of rules for the american people and the american people get the short stick. bill: interrupt y

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and things that we're confronted with, but as doug kind of explained we got it together when we knew we were challenged. i think, i mean, i look at people, like leader pelosi, to give me the kind of personal incentive that i need to move things forward. because if you talk about someone who is fearless, you will go back to washington, d.c.. i mean, here in our setting, we have a lovely time, thanking each other, but when you go to d.c., and you know what she has to face, you really appreciate her fearlessness. that cliff was real. the conversations are nasty. they are insensitive to our world of miracles here. we love and touch each other and we know what that feels. in d.c. it's hard to gain that with the conversations that they have there, but for her leadership, but for her connections but for her introductions to the federal agencies that we need so much their attention as they are stretched wide across this country with all of the needs, she has opened up those doors for me, for countless other mayors, for representatives of our different agencies to get that chance to present o

doug luzader is live for us in washington with the very latest. hi there, duoug.know today? the timetable is up in the air today. we know the u.s. navy moved a second aircraft carrier into the region. that is a lot of additional firepower. there are a lot of potential delays out there starting with the government. they are saying the inspectors need to stay there longer rebel groups have been using weapons may be a delaying tactic. we may have to give more time with david cameron to run all of this through parliament. many members of congress are upset about how quickly this has been moving. many say they should have a say. they have not yet made up his mind. >> we can take tailored approaches not getting drawn into a long conflict. not a reputation of iraq which i know a lot of people are worried about. if we are saying in a clear and decisive but limited way we send a shot across saying stop doing this. that can have a positive impact on national security over the long-term. >> one problem may be that all of these delays give syrian dictators more time to prepar

look, doug, did anybody get hurt? no. had a good time, and we'll all have a good time again this friday, so just drop it. ok? having another game night on friday? yeah. damn. what? well, i was feeling badly about my cruel practical joke the other night regarding the knicks. so as a gesture of good will, i went down to the garden, and i purchased 2 tickets for friday night's game. really? that was very nice of you, arthur. mind you, they're not great seats, but they're the best i could do on such short notice. unfortunately, i didn't know you had another game night scheduled. you know what? i don't feel very much like going to game night on friday, so count me in, my little friend. once again, this is awkward. game night. let's get things rollin'. kelly: how about some "oppo-zoppo?" "the game where opposites attract." what else you got? well, we got "naught-t," where the letter "t" is taboo, or "baby talk," which is actually too annoying to even consider. uh, "oppo-zoppo" sounds fun. all right. well, let's just oppo some z

. >>> joining us now in our "closing bell exchange" is mark, david, doug from ing, and ben willis from albert freed & company. good to see everybody. thank you for joining us. let's talk the markets. first off, what a wild -- what a wild reaction, ben. talk to us about what went on down here when the minutes first came out, about an hour ago. >> i think you saw a reaction with the algorithms that might have been left on during the fed minutes, just the term the few may have been an indication there was a collegial consensus from ben bernanke's fed. it's old news. it's three weeks old. we know tapering is coming. and what bob pisani said, it's the timing of the tapering and tightening, or tapering light. >> but, you know, the 10-year is holding at the higher levels, ben. >> it held there. we took our queue from that. we didn't have an overreaction on the 10-year, as well. the 10-year has been trending higher. once again, just a reminder of, i guess, economics 101, is that rising interest rates are an indication of something good going on. it's a symptom of a healthy economy. we may not