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that eeps the birds at six games in the back of the division. 14 wins and 37 losses.tt weeder is one of those. behind the plate last night, he took a wicked walk to the facemask but shook it off like nothing to it. you know that had to work. witheer stepped up to the plate from the kneeling position. wieters joins teammate adam jones and reliever jim johnson on the american league all-star roflter, while jason hamill waits to see if a national online voting gets him past there. he gave up four runs last night against the mariners but did strike out eight. watch the game on masn 2. much more headed your way at 6:00, including the latest quarter final action from the tennis courts of wimbledon, england. back to you. >> all right, stan. thank you so much. and still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >>> debris everywhere. power outages. i'm rochelle hitch -- rochelle ritchie in howard county. i'll tell you how they're i'll tell you how they're dealing with,,,,,,,, [ snoring ] ♪ [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] introducing zzzquil sleep-aid. [ snoring ] [ snoring ] [

in the meantime, while we're putting it off until december, will it havegativeconomic ef eep playingoids, we'll never focus on the long-term problem, the entitlement reform -- >> bill gross is the smart money on this, he deals with the people who buy the bond. christine could be right, i could be right, but ultimately the bet is made in the world in which bill operates. >> i think the long-term is the threat, ali, in terms of the u.s. bond market. that means long term bonds. to the extent that we continue to run deficits at 8% and 9%, that means higher inflation and ultimately that's a negative for those 20 and 30-year treasuries, what an investor would want to do to protect himself or herself is to buy shorter term securities, buy three to five-year securities so inflation couldn't erode their principal so quickly. there is a defense mechanism for bond holders and i think that's gradually taking place not only in the united states but elsewhere around the world. >> ultimately, bill, what is it that the people who lend us money, the bond holders, the people who keep america solvent t

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week and you have central bank governor and the ucb who get they need something and i think he will eepl he gets some sort of movement in the eu economy again and they need the ecb, so i think take 25 basis points and you may get more eventually and it is a good start. >> and when the news came of the rate cut, also compounded by the drogy comment where he says weakening of growth in the entire eurozone, i am paraphrasing and that is sort of the gist of what he said. so you have urged to sell into any kind of strength that you have seen in the euro and you still think it is going lower. >> i do think it is going lower. if you go back to 2009 or look at the fed when they were throwing absolutely everything at the u.s. problem, i think on contrast it is what the ecb is up to. you even have china cutting rates for the second time in a month and bank of england got the qe program that lasted two to three weeks of a break and the rest of the world throwing everything at this and that typically will weaken your currency versus the u.s. and unless you think we'll get qe3 and i don't see qe3 ri

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i was talking with someone the other day about the eep that the from howard end which seems like every new media conference says just connect. there's another word in there which is live a life not fragmented. that is our challenge. >> a different view. i think that part of what is happening today is really about inevitable and steady move toward moveable and portable personal devices. i have a relationship with my phone but at some point i'll probably have that same relationship with a tablet and part of what's happening is that so much more information is now crowd sourced. photos, think about the plane landing in the hudson or a bombing. that's all because someone can send it on a mobile device. we are becoming always on, always net worked. so the platforms that have been the most successful have been the ones that have been the most accessible to people on mobile devices. i think we'll see a lot more investment from platforms to work on tablets and on mobile devices because this is where you're going. if you look at the and roid, i'm fascinated that now i'm going to an n.p.r. or "n

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