doug doug congressman schiff, just 30 seconds or so left. while mr. putin was organizing all of this, at the same time, or at least last week he was sending new batch of s 300 missiles. i think it's s 300. very sophisticated antiaircraft missiles to iran and also offering his support for them to build another nuclear power plant. what do you make of that? >> what i make of it is our relationship with the russians is not going to be based on trust. it's not going to be based on a perfect confluence of interest. but where we can find narrow agreement that suits both our interest and the russians, as we have found here in riding syria of chemical weapons, we still need to pursue it, notwithstanding the fact we are going to vigorously oppose them on other issues. >> congressman schiff and wittman, thank you both for your time. let you get back to sunday football now. thank you. >> thank you, doug. >> we came, in stabilized the situation, we have now had 42 straight months of growth, seven and a half million new jobs created. 500,000 jobs in manufacturing.

doug! we can't live like this! i mean, what if your uncle stu says we can't go to brooklyn without him? do i have to take him to my gynecologist with me? look, we got the money. can't we go someplace instead of new orleans? i mean, there's gotta be plenty of other fun places we can go. oh, yeah? ok, name one. all right-- and it can't be cooperstown or hershey park. oh. yeah. and it's gotta be a place where i can flash my boobs legally, because i will flash my boobs. well, that rule's not fair! i mean, there's only one place you can flash your boobs legally. that's right, honey... and isn't that the place you wanna be? yes! [horn ensemble playing] nawlins. it's nice here, right? what? yeah. i think i see marcia across the street. ok. that's the third marcia you've seen today. although it is the first black one. it looks like her. ron and marcia are not here. they could be here. it's their town. when you have a town, you go to it a lot. that's how it becomes your town! ok, you need to chill out. what? yeah, you do. o

we'll begin with doug. these vows, "i was trying to think of how to express "exactly what you mean to me... "and i guess the best way to say it is... you're seconds." "allow me to... "explain. "it probably won't come as a surprise to you that i like to think of my life as a big, long meal." "all the great things that happened before i met you-- "my family, my friends, bruce springsteen, the mets-- "they were my first course. "but i was, as usual, still hungry." "and then i met you. "you are my seconds. "and i know it's hard to believe i'd stop at seconds, "but you're so great and i love you so much, i'm finally, totally full." i guess what i'm trying to say is, i love you... and... it's good to be with you, and good luck to you. thank you. and, now, carrie has some words that she'd like to share. oh... i'm an idiot. for the past couple days i convinced myself that... i needed a sign from god to marry you, but... i don't need that. my sign is... the way you make me laugh. my sign is the way you make me feel

doug, we can't give up, ok? we've gotta get back out there. what the hell is that, a turtle biting an apple? ok, look... we've hit rock bottom. now, i'm gonna throw 2 names out at you, ok? neal and marcy. no, no, no, no, no, no. you were right. they're brutal. neal's always making those stupid toasts, and marcy's laughing like a mental patient at everything he says. yeah, but we haven't seen them in a long time. maybe they've changed. to us. not the magazine, but what the heck, that, too. right? [neal and marcy laugh] (dootrick or treat! mmm! thank you! mmm! mmm! vidal sassoon volume collection gives you amped-up shape, zero weight. foaming air mousse boosts and lifts for up to 24 hours. vidal sassoon volume. salon genius. affordable for all. vidal sassoon volume. neal and i were just talking about you guys, and then we got home, and there's your message on our machine! we couldn't believe it was you. we must have listened to it 20 times. so, what have you guys been up to? well, uh, the big news is marcy and i have a new addition to the family

doug, we are not going for a housewarming.ing, that he can't live like this and he has to come home. fine. i can't see how a pie would hurt. welcome. hey, arthur. so, darling, what do you think? dad, i want you to come home. you can't live like this. honey, come on, there's an omelet bar. i gotta tell you... the man throws a great party. i had no idea he could play the piano like that. mm-hmm. come on, honey, cheer up. this is a great situation for him. he was living in a basement, now he's got a deluxe apartment in the sky. i don't understand why you're not happy for him. i am. i just-- i feel guilty. about what? he was with us for a year, and i had a real chance to get closer to him and i didn't. i just blew him off. no. doug, there are some days that all i said to him was, "good morning." and not even a full "good morning." it was more like a "g'morning." i couldn't even give him the "ood." do you know that there was on day last week that i actually hid from him? hey, who hasn't? now, come on, this is good, right? i mean, w

doug band could go to capitol hill and cause problems for us. doug band is so-and-so, and -- >> we need to buy, we have to pay more money for this post office in sarasota because the right-hand man of the ex-president of the united states called me on the phone and said so. >> exactly, and there's a wonderful exchange of e-mails i got in a freedom of information request through chatter about chelsea's wedding and a lot of sort of clinton land -- >> isn't this just the way that all of the 1% roll? like, couldn't you just do the same thing on the bushies, on any prominent -- like, this moving back and forth between public and private, that's just how everyone works, right? >> it is how washington works these days and that's a real problem. what i think sets this apart is the scale of it. the amounts of money involved that are sort of swirling around doug and clinton land are just enormous. >> i want to talk about that. we should also say we reached out to the clinton global initiative and doug band for comment. neither got back to us. we will be b

doug! i'm home! ow. doug? hello? [answering machine beeps] doug: hey, baby. to the club after work tonight. gotta go do the cupid thang again. don't wait up. love you. [machine beeps] hey, carrie, it's lila. listen, i was thinking, tomorrow, let's try to convince tom in accounting that i'm you! bye! hey, look, this singles world, it's a bumpy ride. but the important thing is, you're out here trying, buddy... and i'm here for you. why did you wake me up for this? you love the club scene. i do not! all right? i'm awkward and sweaty, and many women think i'm in junior high. do not do that to yourself. you, my friend, you're awesome. now i have to meet some people at the bar. you wouldn't like them. they're really not your type. but you... you're awesome. freaks. you've never seen the terminator? i don't believe you. deacon? oh, hey, girl! hey, what's going on? i thought you were going out with doug tonight. no. actually, i met someone. i'm hanging out with wendy tonight. wendy, carrie. carrie, wendy. hi. hi. so you're not suffering at the moment? suffering? no.

each cup forms an almost unbreakable seal on doug's head and mask.nce the sucker fastens on, it's almost impossible to pry off. my mask was coming off. my regulator was coming out and the fight was on. i'm at a great disadvantage when i'm under water, because this is the octopus' territory. that's where the octopus lives. i don't live there. the octopus doesn't need air to breathe. i do. the octopus has eight arms. i only have two. you're at the octopus' mercy. >> the regulator is slipping out of his mouth. it's do or die. >> i'm trying with one hand to put my regulator back on my mouth and trying with one hand to put my mask back on and with anything that's remaining i'm trying to peel the arms of the octopus off my mask. >> one by one, he peels off every vacuum-like sucker and each overpowering tentacle. >> it was all of doug's strength just to get one arm off, and he had three or four of them all over his head. >> i'd peel one arm off and two more arms would stick to me. i'd peel those off and two more would stick over on this side. it was -- it w

the last live show doug took me to was 2 guys fighting in a cage. oh, no, you're not wearing that train hat to the theater. i can't go. what? i just got a call from the convention center. they're assigning the table locations tonight, not in the morning. so? so if i don't get down there asap, i'll be way in the back with all those monorail freaks. but dougie bought those tickets. hey, the grand conductor makes the assignments, not me. i'm sorry. i gotta go. i'm sorry, janet. don't be. who needs him? hey, maybe you'll come with me. we could do a girls' night out. oh, i wish i could, but i have all this work. oh, yeah, of course, your work. hey, you know what? there's no law against a woman going to the theater by herself. i'll just, uh... i'll do it, and it'll be better, you know, because i won't have to fight with joe for the armrest. yeah, there you go. so i'm just going to get my bag. hey, dad, you're home early. tough night at the senior center. i had to flip the checker board in a fit of rage earlier than usual. i take it the duke and duchess of

but for doug click, the story doesn't end there.very and quick action captures the media's attention. >> doug click, good morning. >> good morning. >> man, what a morning you had. >> it's been a heck of a 24 hours. >> but for the son of a police chief and brother of four police officers, doug's response, he says, was nothing more than being brought up with that old-fashioned sense of responsibility. >> i remember back when i was a kid, you know, if anybody had done anything like that, the dads would have definitely stood up and stopped the guy. he wouldn't have gotten anywhere. the police are the cleanup crew. they're not there when the crimes are going on. if you can stop the people from doing crimes, you try to stop them as best you can. >>> another terrifying crime on the road. this one on a public bus. a man boards a bus in broad daylight and immediately begins pummeling the driver, taking him and the passengers on a wild ride to remember. may 2008, in milwaukee, wisconsin. and a masked man reportedly asks, do you remember me? b

doug rigg is being taken care of. we will be back right after this. >> gus: from norman, oklahoma, our scored is 6-7, o wurks. doug rigg is 6'1", 237 senior from new jersey. debergen catholic high school and second-year starter at will linebacker. fifth leading tackler on the mountaineers last year. as i mentioned, although it is a very scary looking scene, players are given the best medical attention. he is moving his hands as you can see. and these situations are done for precautionary measures because they want to make sure that every player on this field gets a chance to have the best medical care. there are medics who are there. we will try to get you information on the status of doug rigg as soon as we learn something. >> charles: this is where it's very difficult for both sets of coaches because you're concerned -- >> gus: all right. he is waving his arms! >> charles: that's great. >> gus: these some of the greatest folks you'll meet. we come to college campuses and they are like super human beings. so resilien

maryland attorney general doug gansler is officially running for governor. he... made the announcement this morning... / then... hit... the campaign trail.../ melinda roeder... has more ...on his big announcement... from rockville. 05:10:39 "more diversity and more transparancy in government, along with a higher minimum wage. these are the issues doug gansler says he will make priorities throughout this race." 04:52:49 "today i announce my candidacy for the governor of maryland." before a crowd of supporters... outside the courthouse in rockville... attorney general doug gansler declares his run for the state's top seat. 04:57:02 "i'm not your candidate if you want the status quo." already trying to distance himself from the current administration.... gansler will face off in the primary against lieutenant governor anthony brown... and he's bracing for what could be a bitter race. 05:05:22 "we're looking forward to the race and looking forward to the campaign. it'll be a good campaign. a spirited campaign. we're all democrats, but we see things a little bit differ

good to see you. >> hi, doug. great to be with you. >> were these protests we saw last week spontaneous or grassroots are brought by big labor? >> that's a good question. we know one of the largest unions in the country has really been behind not all of these, but most of these strikes and protests that have been happening around the country. i think they have hit about 15 major cities including washington, d.c., new york, los angeles, detroit. when you ask what are the implications of this, doug, i think the first thing you can think about is say goodbye to the dollar menu items at wendy's and mcdonalds and burger king. it would certainly lead to higher prices because businesses businesses -- these franchises would have to raise their prices if they had to double the salaries of the workers. the second big implication is the one you just mentioned, doug, which is the unemployment rate would go up. we know that by the way from past increases in the minimum wage. by the way, this would be a much, much bigger increa

doug went to cal that was a tough decision. but to get to this decision plan took over the decade of hard work and perseverance by some highly trained professionals and those people deserve our gratitude and thanks. so congratulations to the city and mercy housing and our state and on behalf of our team b of a we're glad to help us. thank you very much >> our last speaker is demanding and i've worked with him many years and he did a lot of things to get this done in the neighborhood. so dan >> good afternoon. today, i'm representing the ocean avenue benefits district named side ocean association. the existence of an association west of twin peaks is a testament to the fact that out here in englewood we're organized. this group started in the neighborhood we started 15 years ago even before the students of blefrn found their way here (laughter) >> what we believe the consensus was at that time was that we wanted open space. we're standing in the future open space, we wanted housing and retail because we needed to have people wat

>> the most shocking thing is doug franz from the state department saying it is willful ignorance to think that there are still remaining questions on benghazi and that is offensive, and i know doug, and doug needs to be it is not willful ignorance when we find out through this report that top state department officials weren't even interviewed and hey, doug, guess what, secretary of state hillary clinton was not interviewed and how is it willful ignorance to suggest that we have serious questions about benghazi and what happened when no one has been punished? this accountability review board was neither a review and no one has been held accountable, and it is outrageous and for doug franz from the state department to say it is willful ignorance for us to raise questions about it, i think that someone needs to haul doug in front of the committee and ask what's so willfully ignorant about asking why wasn't hillary clinton or tom niz e, her deputy interviewd aggressively and why didn't we use subpoena power to get to the bottom of it. we have known that it was a joke, and this report s

doug, what's your take on this?s could be really bad for the gop. >> that's what the president is counting on. he made it clear this morning with george stefanopolous. bottom line, his numbers are going down, but as weak as he is, the republican rating is actually lower than the democrats'. so the president is going to stand firm, no negotiations, and hope the republicans allow the government to shut down. the republicans will be blamed, and it is the only possibility i see in the numbers for the democrats to win the house. >> you know, pat, the republicans could easily pull a newt gingrich and self-destruct. >> yes. and by the way, they seem to have a propensity of that for the moment. we have not had this in politics for a long time, just letting it be wasted away by the republicans. if they had a confrontation on obamacare, for instance, if they did what we said on the show, which is delay the original mandate, if they confronted the president in a way that was successful and united as opposed to shutting down th

doug, what's your take on this?s could be really bad for the gop. >> that's what the president is counting on. he made it clear this morning with george stefanopolous. bottom line, his numbers are going down, but as weak as he is, the republican rating is actually lower than the democrats'. so the president is going to stand firm, no negotiations, and hope the republicans allow the government to shut down. the republicans will be blamed, and it is the only possibility i see in the numbers for the democrats to win the house. >> you know, pat, the republicans could easily pull a newt gingrich and self-destruct. >> yes. and by the way, they seem to have a propensity of that for the moment. we have not had this in politics for a long time, just letting it be wasted away by the republicans. if they had a confrontation on obamacare, for instance, if they did what we said on the show, which is delay the original mandate, if they confronted the president in a way that was successful and united as opposed to shutting down th

attorney general doug gansler kicked off his campaign today with a 17 stop to her. his announcement follows those of fellow governments -- fellow democrats. the ticket, side of three republicans have announced their plans to run. david craig, anne arundel delegate ronald george, and charles lower. >> coming up -- working hard. >> restoration as cab drivers fight for their livelihoods inside the district. >> another challenge for the president's health care overhaul. this one brings momentum back to the argument. >> i am in the belfort furniture weather center. 69 degrees, crystal clear skies. >> back now to the breaking from frederick county, rescue crews are trying to pull a construction worker out of the trench. pictures from news chopper seven. we are told there has been some progress. has one leg free. i'm sure he has been happy about that. been trapped for three hours. we will keep our eyes on this developing story. there is progress being made right now. >> now to the health care debate in america. ownersof ohio business is the latest to challenge the affordab

>> thank you, doug. if you missed the live report a moment ago, we want to go back to the live pictures from chopper 4. this construction scene, construction site rescue we have been covering more than a couple hours now, it looks like the situation is resolved. we saw it a few minutes ago, we saw them remove the guy trapped in the mud. he had been trapped more than two hours in mud when he was rescued. it was about waist high. earlier than that, it was a bit more. anyway, all clear now in maryland in frederick county where they rescued a construction worker. >>> next at 6:00, a push to make it safer to walk near railroad tracks after a deadly accident 24 hours ago. >>> penn state university received positive news in light of the jerry sandusky skal dal. >> i'm tom sherwood. what if the d.c. government declared 33,000 employees essential to stay on the job if. >>> the threatened shutdown of the federal government would affect thousands of local d.c. government workers. now, some city leaders have come up

any sentient being people would say i'm concerned about doug band.cast our vote based on them. i know them both. doug band came into bill clinton's life and took over his life when his favorability was dropping because of pardons. and i have no problem with the fact he is going into business with his friends and friends he met through the clintons. >> neither does bill clinton as bill clinton told charlie rose today. but hillary has been out of politics now for four and a half years. the most unpolitical post in government is secretary of state. and i think that what we're seeing here is if she gets back in politics she is going to get back in the cesspool of politics and the scrutiny and all the bad things will come back. >> paul, thank you for calling in. some other stories that caught our panels' eye today when we come back. [ male announcer ] campbell's angus beef & dumplings. hearty cheeseburger. creamy thai style chicken with rice. mexican-style chicken tortilla. if you think campbell's 26 new soups sound good, imagine how they taste. m'm! m'm!

so the bill is not perfect, doug.you said there were problems with social security, even welfare and other legislation. i give you that, and members of legislation need to get together to fix it. >> i'm not disagreeing it's not a perfect bill. i think the fact you have 50 million people who have health care now because of obamacare, that there are seniors paying for prescription drugs, seniors are getting more care, that's all a good thing. is there anything bad about it? sure. >> but do you think it's a good thing when we have to pay for the individual mandate? >> i think it is a good thing. it means i'm not subsidizing the health care for people going to emergency rooms and are not paying for care. the individual mandate was a republican idea. >> when does a child never have to visit an emergency room? the majority of us have not visited emergency rooms. and if this health care act is implemented, should congressional members and staff be required to receive the same treatment as the rest of us under this health car

quick, we're going to get thoughts from doug yearley in a minute. gotten to. sounds like the music is playing. the reason we're in chicago this morn as good because goldman sachs having the cfo conference here. we're going to talk to lloyd blankfein shortly. he joined the dow. he's got interesting thoughts about what's going on with diamond and cowen. we're going to talk to him about that and more. squawk box is coming back live from chicago in just a little bit. >>> we are going to host doug and also andrew, are you still down there? >> i am. >> you want to ask gary a question? >> i have one question for gary. i assume you know mrs. yellen and don cone and all the players. i want to get the inside dope on what you think of these folks. >> i do know them all. it's remarkable how similar they are in many ways. their long time federal reserve people, more than knowledgeable about the issues and the challenges. they have a lot of talent and smarts and expertise. i think this the cases of the leading candidates, the names at the top of the list, i think

we're waiting for doug gansler to arrive. back to you on tv hill. >>> the primary is june of next year. >>> a sunny and pleasant day around baltimore. sun is chining. hardly a cloud in site. let's check in with our first warning weather team. let's begin with bob turk in the weather center. >>> there may be some tomorrow. but not going to be a big deal. right now, it is so pleasant out there. 73. 74 in d.c. 70 in ocean city. the cool spot, oakland, 64. ask they were pretty chimmy this morning. chilly this morning. they get down to 32. 37 in cumberland. 43 in the airport here. and 51 in d.c. ocean city, the airport there was 45 degrees. all right. so what do we have on tap for tomorrow? chelsea is in the outback with a look at more beautiful weather. chelsea? >> thanks, bob. we are going to have another stellar day in the forecast yet again as we head into tomorrow. just one little hiccup. we have a system that will be slipping right towards our south. otherwise, dry and a very pleasant wednesday on tap for us. as for what you

thank you, doug. >> we have this moments ago.ssia reporting the radar detected two ballistic objects being fired from the eastern mediterranean sea. it is in syria and israel both shooting down those reports. connor powell is life with us in jerusalem with the developing story. >> it really shouldn't come as much of a surprise. they reject all of the claims the regime used the chemical weapons two weeks ago. foreign snirn saying he wants to see more evidence he received the regime used it two weeks ago. when he is saying already is absolutely unconvincing while president vladimir putin said he would use chemical weapons on his own people are nonsense. they protected syria and the united nations continue to supply president assad with weapons. they are at the g 20 summit where no doubt they would be here in the milled east. all eyes are on washington wait and see what congress decides about some type of military strike. the big fear about israel and countries like saudi arabia and kuwait is the u.s. hesitation on syria will only e

any sentient being people would say i'm concerned about doug band.st our vote based on them. i know them both. doug band came into bill clinton's life and took over his life when his favorability was dropping because of pardons. and i have no problem with the fact he is going into business with his friends and friends he met through the clintons. >> neither does bill clinton as bill clinton told charlie rose today. but hillary has been out of politics now for four and a half years. the most unpolitical post in government is secretary of state. and i think that what we're seeing here is if she gets back in politics she is going to get back in the cesspool of politics and the scrutiny and all the bad things will come back. >> paul, thank you for calling in. some other stories that caught our panels' eye today when we come back. building animatronics is all about getting things to work together. the timing, the actions, the reactions. everything has to synch up. my expenses are no different. receiptmatch on the business gold rewards card synchronizes yo

doug, we gotta get him out of here. you heard him. he won't go.out? i'll bail. look at this place. it's getting pretty scary. cereal in a frisbee? come on! actually, that was mine from 2 weeks ago. please, just take him out. go somewhere. where? i don't know. go to a nightclub. a nightclub? yeah. you used to love clubs. you used to be like big, fun club guy. yeah, but now i'm big fall-asleep-with- crumbs-on-my-chest guy. people change. well, you're not doing this for you. you're doing this for deacon. come on, honey, we gotta get him out of here before he humps the photo album! fine. i'll take him out. hey, deac, buddy, come on, man. you and i are gonna go out without carrie. let's go! ok. i think it's gonna have to be another night. why? 'cause he just put his pajamas on. actually, i think he might have just put kelly's pajamas on. carrie, i'm gonna need you to read this, and every time you see the words "hamburger patty," highlight it in blue. ok. also, have you met lila? uh, lila. no. she's thompson's new assistant. i gotta tell you, she looks

ashley: let's bring in doug cote. doug, you know what?r today that we've all been told that the taper had already been priced into the markets. this brings back the uncertainty. yes, they're going to have to start tapering at some time but we still don't know. what does that do from the market perspective? they like easy money that continues to flow with great abound but there is still uncertainty out there now? >> it says that the market can't stand on its own two feet and that is a worry about fundamentals. ashley: yep. >> i thought there were a lot of good signs out there like i said in the developed markets around the world. sure there was some excesses in asia but i'm concerned that, you know, maybe there is some bad news coming that i didn't price in. so, yes, the market likes stimulus but for the longer term you want the fundamentals. you want economic growth. ashley: right. >> you want jobs. and you want, and looks like there's a problem. tracy: anthony, what does it do to the bond market? they have to be happy. keep purchasing. >

doug i will turn it over to you. >> thanks for coming. i appreciate it. i am 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 de

doug made the same point. portability, tort reform.ing. >> they have added a companion legislation that would have $20,000 tax exemptions for family. >> free market, portability. bring it across state lines, job to job. >> i think the senate needs to et vote on what the house has provided. they provided the bill. if they don't pass -- if obama wants to shut down the government that's on his watch. constituents need to see where the senators stand, especially those in red states like mary lan landrieu. they need to be outed to see where they stand. especially those up for election next year. >> breaking news, today the american association of physicians and surgeons, the conservative alternative to the ama voted unanimously to file a lawsuit to halt the implementation of the law based on the fact that what the president is seeking to implement is not the affordable care act as we discussed last time. it is the affordable care act where the president has unilaterally stripped it of the employer mandate, income verification, caps on out o

. >>> doug joins us now. lot of pressure on you. >> look at that dramatic friday night. >> isn't it nice out there? >> yeah. >> looks like we are trying to get rain. no rain across the forecast. if you have kids that are going to be playing, david gregory, your kids playing soccer? >> i have 4,000 games tomorrow. i haven't left. i'm waiting to listen to what you have to say. >> i'm glad you are still here. i'm telling you, things look okay. look outside if you have plans this weekend, really not a problem at all. there's a lot of eventings going on. we saw 74 degrees, one degree below the average high of 75. right now, the biggest issue is the fact we need rain. we are more than two inches below average as far as rainfall is concerned. a lot of people out there reseeding their lawns to get them ready for next summer. looks like we need to water them. no rain in the forecast. 72 degrees. winds 6 miles per hour. we continue to see the clouds through the early part of the evening then clearing skies. 66 in gaith

i'm good, doug. i'm--i'm good. great. great. uh, ron's a big jet fan.hing. you still a jet fan, ron? [whispering] pass the salt. ok, here. ok, thank you. yes, i am. i am, doug. but i wish he'd give up those season tickets. he's never home! the kids barely know him anymore. they're in bed with us every night, marcia. i think they know me better than any cat should know a man. oh! trust me. he loves it when they touch him. who wants gravy? uh... we don't need gravy now. oh, sure we do. sure we do! no. really, everything's very moist and succulent, right, ron?